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Policies and Procedures Were in Place over MMA Spending, but Some Instances of Noncompliance Occurred
GAO-07-986: Published: Aug 31, 2007. Publicly Released: Oct 1, 2007.
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The Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003 (MMA) created a voluntary outpatient prescription drug benefit as part of the Medicare program, and appropriated up to $500 million for the Social Security Administration (SSA) to fund the start-up administrative costs in meeting its responsibilities to implement MMA. SSA was given a great deal of discretion in how to use the funds and the act provided little detail on how the funds were to be spent. You asked us to review SSA's costs for implementing MMA to determine (1) how the MMA funds were expended, (2) what procedures SSA has in place over the use of those funds, and (3) how SSA complied with those procedures related to contractor and vendor payments.
SSA spent the $500 million in MMA funds from December 2003 through January 2006 to implement activities outlined in MMA. The majority of costs paid with MMA funds consisted of personnel-related expenses, contractors, and indirect costs. More than half of the funds were spent on payroll for staff hours used on MMA activities in SSA headquarters and field offices. Once the $500 million was spent, SSA began to use its general appropriation to fund the remaining costs of implementing MMA activities. SSA used its cost analysis system to track the total costs of its implementation of MMA activities. As of February 20, 2007, SSA had completed implementation of 16 of the 22 tasks for the six provisions under the act. SSA had agencywide policies and procedures in place for its cost tracking and allocation, asset accountability, and invoice review processes. It also established specific guidance to assign and better allocate SSA's costs in implementing MMA. There were some instances though where SSA did not comply with these policies and procedures. SSA did not effectively communicate the specific MMA-related guidance to all affected staff. SSA subsequently identified and corrected at least $4.6 million of costs that initially were incorrectly allocated to MMA, but had not corrected approximately $313,000 misallocated credit card purchase transactions. In addition, GAO found instances where accountable assets purchased with MMA funds, such as electronic and computer equipment, were not being properly tracked by SSA in accordance with its policies and instances where purchase card transactions were not properly supported. Although purchase card transactions and accountable asset purchases represented a small percentage of total MMA costs, proper approval and support for these types of transactions is essential to reduce the risk of improper payments.
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Comments: SSA agreed with our recommendation to provide more specific instructions in future guidance. SSA officials have informed us they have taken action to establish sufficient dissemination methods for acquisition related guidance, including issuing Acquisition Alerts and email distribution lists. However, SSA has not yet provided documentation of its actions in response to this recommendation.
Recommendation: To enhance SSA's (1) ability to track the costs of program activities including MMA administrative costs, (2) controls over its review and approval processes for purchase card payments, and (3) tracking of its accountable assets, the Commissioner of Social Security should establish procedures to ensure better dissemination of policies and procedures to all relevant offices and staff.
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Comments: SSA disagreed with this recommendation in commenting on our draft report and has not taken any actions to address our recommendation since that time.
Recommendation: To enhance SSA's (1) ability to track the costs of program activities including MMA administrative costs, (2) controls over its review and approval processes for purchase card payments, and (3) tracking of its accountable assets, the Commissioner of Social Security should establish additional detailed procedures for a purchase card supporting documentation review and approval process to help ensure that purchase card payments are properly supported, allowable, and allocated.
Agency Affected: Social Security Administration
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: On May 12, 2008, SSA issued Acquisition Alert 08-07, Fiscal Year 2008 Micro-Purchase Reminders, to address GAO's recommendation. Acquisition Alert 08-07, which is available on SSA's Office of Acquisitions and Grants intranet page, reinforces SSA's policies and procedures for micro-purchases and the purchase of accountable assets and provides a link to SSA's Accountable Sensitive and Personal Property Reporting Requirements policy document. The Acquisition Alert identifies responsibility for informing the local property management or custodial office when new items are purchased and also identifies those items that are subject to inventory and bar coding requirements.
Recommendation: To enhance SSA's (1) ability to track the costs of program activities including MMA administrative costs, (2) controls over its review and approval processes for purchase card payments, and (3) tracking of its accountable assets, the Commissioner of Social Security should reinforce existing policies and procedures for the purchase of accountable assets to ensure that accountable assets are bar coded, recorded in SSA's asset inventory system, and inventoried periodically.
Agency Affected: Social Security Administration
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I. Introduction
I love cats. On a scale from 1 to 10, I would say that my love for cats is a 10.
I now have a kitten. Its name is Diego. On a scale from 1 to 10, I would say that my love for Diego is a 10.5.
II. Cat Names
It's important for cats to have good namesakes. Diego's full name is Diego Martín Shakespeare.
- "Diego" is after Diego Rivera, the Mexican muralist. (It has been pointed out to me that Diego Rivera had some notable personal shortcomings, i.e. he may have been quite the womanizer. Nevertheless, I think it's okay to name my cat after him since a) cats aren't monogamous anyway, and b) my kitty will soon be castrated.) Rivera and his wife Frida Kahlo both lived in the Mexico City neighborhood where I lived for five months in 2010.
- "Martín" is originally after Martin Luther King, Jr., the civil rights leader.
- ¨Martín" may also be after señor Martín, the doorkeeper at my school. Señor Martín is an older gentleman and has worked at my school for decades. He is very gentle and kind, and has been a big supporter of my cat obsession (telling me where I can find cats around the school, etc.).
- "Shakespeare" is after the one and only William Shakespeare.
- Diego's nickname is "Dizzy," after Dizzy Gillespie, the jazz trumpet player.
III. Acquisition of Cat
Diego is the offspring of Nala, who is the cat of the host family of another Volunteer, Javi. My fellow Volunteers Emily and Kendra picked out Diego for me as a surprise, with the idea that I would adopt Diego and bring him to my barrio.
However, the day that Kendra and I went to get Diego, we found that Javi's host family was not home. The house was locked. So it is possible that Kendra and I spent about 45 minutes trying to lure the kitten to jump out of the open window. Outrageous? Maybe. But the neighbors didn't seem to mind two foreigners apparently breaking into the house. Perhaps they saw that our intentions were good.
After we had exhausted just about every option (mostly variations on luring the kittens with cat food and "fishing" them out through the window), I was nearly ready to break the window, steal the kitten, and leave some money on the table. Fortunately, Javi's host grandpa showed up just at that moment. And you know, he didn't seem that concerned that we were basically robbing a cat from his house either. He opened the door, let us in, and watched as I took Diego in a cardboard box to the taxi that would take us home.
IV. Cat and Host Family
Living with a host family is not an easy thing. I recently moved to a new host family, and I was pretty sure that the family would be dead set against a cat. Colombians, in general, do not favor cats as house pets. And neither cats nor dogs in Colombia are treated like cats and dogs in the United States--there is much less doting on pets, as animals are considered primarily outside creatures.
And yet...my host family said yes! So now Diego lives with me. He has a little bowl for water and a little bowl for cat food in my room. I also made him a litter box, which is really a large plastic under-the-bed storage box (without the lid), filled with sand that I stole from the neighborhood soccer field.
For the first week of Diego's and my residence in this house, I kept Diego mostly locked in my room--partly because he was just a little kitten, still learning that I was his human, and partly because I wasn't sure that my host family would like him roaming around. But recently I've started letting him out in the kitchen and living room more...
V. Cat and Refrigerator
...which leads me to the story of Diego and the refrigerator. Yesterday, for the first time, I left Diego out in the main part of the house instead of locking him in my room while I went out. I told my host family just to lock him in my room if he caused any trouble.
When I came home in the evening, my host family revealed that they had accidentally shut Diego in the refrigerator.
I like to believe that this is evidence that Diego is a very clever cat (rather than a very stupid cat). He merely sought the coolest place in the house, and, finding that he fit inside, went for it.
He seems to have survived pretty well.
There will almost undoubtedly be more cat stories and photos in the future. Stay tuned.


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The latest installment in the "America at a Crossroads" series explores the emergence of Muslim- and Arab-American comedians in the wake of 9/11, demonstrating how they use humor to take on stereotypes about Middle Easterners and terrorism. The film showcases five performers, their comedy and the way it is shaped by the everyday tribulations of their lives. Some of the comics are Arab, some are Muslim and some are both. All are Americans. This is the story of how each of these men and women felt the aftershock of 9/11. At a time when people of Middle Eastern background were advised to lie low, they all chose to stand up … and crack jokes.
Co-producer: Independent Television Service (ITVS).
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Airdate: May 11, 2008 at 10 p.m. Check local listings.
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The Fourth of July holiday was an uneventful one in Hutchinson County.
According to Hutchinson County Fire Marshal Danny Richards, Monday was the first day in awhile that there has not been a grass fire in the area.
On Saturday evening, Hutchinson County received about a quarter to a half inch of rainfall.
The rain helped tremendously, Richards said.
Although the disaster declaration banning the sale and use of fireworks expired on Tuesday morning, Hutchinson County is still under a burn ban.
FRITCH—The Lake Meredith Aquatic & Wildlife Museum will host its Annual Summer Educational Program Tuesday-Thursday, July 12, 13 & 14th from 2 p.m. – 4 p.m. at the museum under the water tower in Fritch.
This year students ages 4 and up will enjoy learning about mammals with a special guest ranger from Lake Meredith National Park Service.
Students will look at a variety of mammal skulls, pelts, foot prints and skat and participate in a variety of activities.
In addition, students will learn how to make potato jewelry and how to use natural resources as means of survival.
Joan Jackson, 79, of Borger, died Monday July 4, 2011, in Dumas.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Andrew United Methodist Church with Rev. Ted Wilson, Pastor, officiating. Interment will be in "The Garden of Love" at Westlawn Memorial Park under the direction of Minton/Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.
Even with the disaster declaration running out and the recent rain that has come to Hutchinson County, a countywide burn ban is still in effect for now.
The ban, which was initially approved in January of this year and then extended in April, prohibits the burning of trash and any type of burning in open pits. It does not affect farmers who do agricultural burning, but does restrict other types of outdoor burning.
Just a reminder: Local residents must refrain from selling or shooting fireworks this Fourth of July.
Back in June, Hutchinson County Judge Faye Blanks issued a Declaration of Disaster that will prohibit the sale or use of fireworks. This disaster declaration was signed and approved by Texas Governor Perry Friday, and will be in effect until 7 a.m. July 5, 2011.
Those caught violating the declaration face the possibility of a $1,000 fine and 180 days in jail. Hutchinson County will be upping patrols to push the fireworks ban.
Jamie Douglass Boston, criminal trespass, deferred adjudication
Jaime Dawn Broom, theft of property >=$20<$500 by check, case dismissed (restitution made)
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Matthew Clement, theft of property>=$20<$500, deferred adjudication
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For those that grew up going to school here in Borger, there is a pretty good chance that in at least one of those years you were a student of Coach Bryan's.
This Sunday, July 3rd, Frankie Gene Bryan will celebrate his 80th birthday.
To celebrate the milestone, former students and friends of Bryan's in the community are invited to come out and help celebrate next Sunday, July 10th from 2:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m. in the Garden Room of the First United Methodist Church.
The party is being hosted by Edith Stanley and Porter and Mary Jo Smith.
The annual Casey Aylor Memorial Motorcycle Ride is just a few weeks away!
The event is scheduled to be held on Saturday, July 30, 2011, with proceeds to benefit Hutchinson County Cares, Inc., a non-profit organization.
The registration fee is $30 per rider, with extra cards costing $5. The fee includes entrance into the Nutterville Party in the Pasture, Best Poker Hand, and Worst Poker Hand.
Edward Hubert Canter, 74, died Thursday, June 30, 2011, in Amarillo.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Monday, July 4, 2011, at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. Cremation was under the direction of Minton/Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.
Mr. Canter was born on Oct, 3, 1936, in Troy, Mo. He worked for several construction companies and was a security guard for different companies. He was an Ice Cream man from 1996 to 2000, and was a member of Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses.
He married Margaret Ann Jefferson on Feb. 14, 1965.
Officials are investigating a vehicle explosion that occurred early Thursday morning.
On Thursday, June 30, 2011, at 3:30 am. in the 1400 block of Davis, a vehicle explosion left a Stinnett resident with second degree burns. Stinnett Chief of Police Marie Farbro stated that arson is suspected. Truck owner Jeff Irvin tried to put the fire out with a water hose. The pickup truck then exploded and knocked the man down.


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I'm taking a sweater class at A Verb For Keeping Warm in Oakland, and I've gotten really competitive with myself about getting lots done. I've nearly used up half the yarn in the two weeks since the first class. The class goes for 3 months, so I guess I'll have to start a second project at this rate.
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An Alzheimer's Valentine
Posted By Tom and Karen Brenner On February 7, 2012 @ 4:29 pm In Blogs | No Comments
We were impossibly young and so beautiful
When we met and fell in love.
You were the cool guy from the big city
I was the shy small town girl.
I bring you photographs of those days long ago
You look and smile and ask me who those people are.
I take your hand. It is warm and strong in mine.
You don't remember me but you know that we belong together.
I tell you the stories of those two young people.
You listen intently and study their faces
And look into my face
With wonder in your eyes.
I have come to understand that it doesn't matter
That you no longer remember who we were then.
It only matters that we can sit and hold hands
While I tell you stories of our past.
Like an old photograph, memory can fade away
But love endures.
In the touch of hands, in a smile,
In the wonder I see in your eyes.
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Vitaly Petrov has vowed to return to the front of the Formula One grid and "kick everyone's asses."
Having spent two years with Renault but with little success, the Russian racer was dropped from the team at the end of 2011 in favour of Kimi Raikkonen.
In order to continue his Formula One career, Petrov was forced to take a drive with a backmarker outfit in Caterham and admits it's been difficult adjusting.
"I survived it and I've already realised fully where I am, that I'm working in a different group of ten (cars)," he told Russia's RIA news agency.
The 27-year-old, though, is determined to use his time at Caterham to work his way back to the front of Formula One.
"There's a certain stimulus to come back and then kick everyone's asses," he said.
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|a large gallinaceous bird, Meleagris gallopavo, of North America, having a bare wattled head and neck and a brownish iridescent plumage. The male is brighter and has a fan-shaped tail. A domestic variety is widely bred for its flesh
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Capital of Turkey, located in west-central Turkey; the country's administrative, commercial, and cultural center.
Note: Formerly known as Angora; home of Angora goats, famous for their fine wool.
Republic straddling southeastern Europe and the Middle East, bordered by the Black Sea to the north, Georgia and Armenia to the northeast, Iran to the east, Iraq and Syria to the southeast, the Mediterranean Sea and the Aegean Sea to the southwest, and Greece and Bulgaria to the northwest. Ninety-seven percent of the country is in Asia. Ankara is its capital, but Istanbul is its largest city and former imperial capital.
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Note: The declining Ottoman Empire allied with Germany, Austria, and Bulgaria in World War I and suffered disintegration and Greek occupation at the end of the war.
Note: After the rise of a nationalist movement led by Kemal Ataturk, the Republic of Turkey was established in 1923.
Note: In 1871, the archaeologist and scholar Heinrich Schliemann discovered the site of ancient Troy on the west coast of Asian Turkey.
Note: The country's relations with Greece have been characterized by tension and conflict for centuries.
Note: Turkey has been a member of NATO since 1952.
Note: Parts of the country were devastated by an earthquake in 2000.
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It really isn't sad that everyone has so much doubt regarding who Khloe's father is when she and her family for the past few years have put their personal business out for the public to pick at. If you think Khloe is hurting over this think again. She is reveling in the spotlight and its just a role she is playing. Poor pitiful Khloe the butt of all jokes from her looks to her parentage. Khloe is currently playing her newly developed role within the family. Khloe once was a loud foul mouthed bitch (still is just acting) and now she is the family darling giving out oh so needed advice to her sisters regarding their relationships because she seemingly has the most perfect one at the moment. BS Khloe is hanging on for dear life to LAMAR'S NAME, STATUS, and MONEY! She and her family know its just a matter of time before they are out! Perhaps Robert K. did have feelings for Khloe but lets be honest he was a human being and I am sure he had some underling hatred towards Khloe because of her mother. Her mother being the consummate slut and whore has taught her daughters well. If you think that the Whore and her daughters will be remembered for anything other than what they truly are…SLUTS AND WHORES…think again. They are on their way out and I as a non fan couldn't be more the happier!
Tell me about that please I will write Sears and call the LA sheriff department!
Yes he should! He made a huge mistake in parental guidance. One does not guide their daughter to follow in the footsteps of one who allows everyone to watch her getting it on with a lover for money, nor does a loving guiding father take his daughter to fawn over a liar, thief, and master manipulater. A loving father takes his daughter to see a woman she can emulate, a woman who will make her look classy not one who make her look like a hooker!
Oh please Randall hope you start using the brain god gave you instead of the head below your waist! Are honestly serious about her needing love and understanding support? Oh you are so gag worthy!


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The Mentalist Round Table: "My Blue Heaven"by Christine Orlando at . Updated at . Comments
Patrick Jane visited "My Blue Heaven" as The Mentalist Season 6 Episode 9 took a two year time jump and a trip to the beach.
TV Fanatic Christine Orlando is joined by The Mentalist fans from Twitter @SteeleSimz and @MentalistProbs to discuss Cho's prediction, Jane's terms of service and who had the best hairpin.
Were you surprised that Jane had been sending Lisbon letters over his two year absence?
@SteeleSimz: When I first heard about the two year time jump I was willing to bet that Jane hadn't keep in contact with anyone. Basically to me it would be Vegas all over again just longer. After the promo came out most fans on twitter that I chat to were believing that he was writing to her. I wanted proof before I jumped onto that wagon. After the episode I'm beyond glad that the writers went that route to show that Jane still cares for Lisbon and wants her to know that he is okay. So yeah I was surprised.
@MentalistProbs: Actually, I was surprised. The way Lisbon talked at the beginning about not being in contact with him (which we now know was a lie), I was convinced that they weren't talking anymore. I think the unexpectedness of it made it so much sweeter and heart melting.
Christine: Pleasantly surprised. Lisbon was convincing when she told Abbott she'd had no contact with Jane and we know he's gone off on his own before with no contact. Thankfully this time he's not obsessed with finding a serial killer. I think that's given him the opportunity to see who is important to him and allow him to miss them. I absolutely loved that he's written her real letters and she sits and reads them by the fire. Perfect!
Do you think Cho has a point? Will Jane be able to fit in at the FBI?
@SteeleSimz: I think Cho does have a point to a certain degree but I also think there is some anger towards Jane. I personally think that Cho believes Jane won't be able to follow the rules and will end up in jail or run off again causing pain for those who care about him. As for Jane fitting into the FBI, I think it is going to be a test of will to see who gets the better of the other person before Jane is finally able to fit into the standards that the FBI set.
@MentalistProbs: Where does Jane fit in?! I simply don't think the FBI can handle him without Lisbon. The FBI seems stricter than the CBI, and I think they will be shocked by his shenanigans and methods.
Christine: Oh yes. This is going to be a challenge all the way around. And if Abbott gets to use his terms instead of the ones Jane laid out I don't see how Patrick doesn't end up in prison before his five years is up.
Why was Jane so adamant about working with Lisbon again even though he hadn't spoken to her about it?
@SteeleSimz: I think working with Lisbon is the one way Jane knows that he can stay out of trouble and remain in the states. She does have some control of him and has been there several times over to defend him from others. I think him not telling her was the simply fact that he didn't get the chance to tell her and maybe hoping to surprise her a little that he his first "demand" was that he work with her. This was his way of showing that he still needs her in his life more than anything.
@MentalistProbs: Jane wants to work with Lisbon because she was the only thing that had him coming back, I think. She made the job worth it for him and now that he's been spoiled with her, there's no going back.
Christine: I think it's as simple as he misses her. I also think that he enjoyed his work at the CBI. Like Abbott said, he was good at being an investigator, even when it had nothing to do with Red John. But I don't think he'd come back if he couldn't be close to Lisbon and this is the most natural way for that to happen.
This episode was chock full of hair porn. Whose hair was better, Lisbon or Jane's?
@SteeleSimz: Uhhh, now that is a truly unfair question. Crap, can I vote for a tie? Seriously both Simon and Robin looked great in this episode as did the rest of the cast. But I will admit that I seriously just want to run my fingers through Jane's curls just once.
@MentalistProbs: HAIRPORN! Yes, there definitely was a lot of that! Lisbon's luscious waves were mesmerizing, and Jane's curls killed me as usual. However with the addition of Janes's beard, I'd have to say Jane had the best over all hair. But it was a close close race!
Christine: I was mesmerized by Lisbon's hair as she sat on her sofa reading those letters. But Jane's beach hair was pretty spectacular. The only hair I didn't like was Van Pelt's. I really didn't like her new bangs.
What was your favorite scene?
@SteeleSimz: And here I thought question four was tough. Okay my shipper side says the reunion scene is best as well as the voice over of what Jane was putting in his letter to Lisbon. Then my non-shipper side loved Jane getting the better of the drug dealers and then setting Abbott up to catch him. Jane may have gotten his revenge but he is the same man that we know and love who can pull the same crap as before to get results.
@MentalistProbs: I can't say my favorite scene- I honestly loved the entire episode. I LOVED Simon speaking Spanish, and I LOVED Jane and Lisbon's reunion. It was beautiful. Simon did excellent in directing and the rest of the cast and crew did amazing as usual!
Christine: The reunion scene. Hands down. Finally a real heartfelt hug and I don't think I've ever seen such a genuine smile on Patrick. He looked truly happy to see Teresa again. He literally couldn't keep his eyes off of her.
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1. I wasn't too surprised. Lisbon had been Jane's centre for so long, and she's kinda the only real friend he has. 2. He absolutely has a point. Jane can be a loose cannon, and the FBI may not be as permissive of his "any means to an end" methods. 3. He misses her, and she's sort of his moral compass. She grounds him, and he knows he needs that. 4. HAHAHAHAHA - hairporn!!! Okay, I gotta say, I LOVED Teresa's long curly hair. That's such a good look for her, and I hope she keeps it. But damn - Jane's curls are just always begging for my fingers... 5. I loved the reunion; it made me happy to see Jane be around someone who makes him smile! But I also really loved watching him contemplate taking his wedding ring off - there's such subtlety to Baker's acting, and that's always impressive to watch.
Hair porn. I laughed out loud at that one. Great round table!
I liked Agent Fisher. She reminds me a little of Hightower. The way she played him was great. Finally, another female character who won't just swoon and let Jane get away with whatever he wants; someone to call him on his crap. Lisbon seems content with her doormat status.
My favorite scene was the reunion scene between Jane and Lisbon and literally Jane couldn't keep his eyes off from Lisbon....the hug was heart melting.....i also like a voice over of what Jane was putting in his letter to Lisbon......also the way Lisbon is reading Jane letters in the lonely evening and the background music simply awesome.... letters thing was really nice, i was totally surprised..its kinda old school but really romantic...... Jane was so adamant working with Lisbon again because he missed her and loves her.atleast the only reason my shipper heart want to see...
Cho has a very good point. Jane and FBI rules don't seem to match.
and i don't like this new FBI agent Kim Fischer......please keep her as far as possible from Jane..my shipper heart can't tolerate Jane with any other women expect Lisbon, i hope TM writers are listening to me.please no Triangle...... Between Jane and Lisbon Who has best Hairpin...offcourse Lisbon won...i just loved her mesmerizing waves....
So I hear they might been bring Red John back in a way so they can keep their fanbase
ehhh...I hope they just expand on the whole ability to see the future and get new villian(s). It'd be weird seeing too much supernatural thrown in, but we always knew that it was a possibility for a while now, and it's already going to be weird seeing him work for the FBI instead of the CBI.
I am just so glad Red John is dead and Jane is back to mischief.
Great Round Table guys!
1. I was not surprised Jane wrote the letters. It's totally something I could imagine him to do - old school, as @katempw already described it. And also perfectly understandable that he wanted to communicate his new life to somebody he knew very well and that knew and understood him.
2. Cho has a very good point. Jane and FBI rules don't seem to match. We'll see - it's going to be fun! :-)
3. I also think that he simply just missed her. 10 years is a long time to be working together - and in two years he had a lot of time to think about those 10 years....
4. Hair porn? That's funny! I'll have to go with Jane. Love the beard. And the curls that he kept "tamed" all through S5 are back! But Lisbon does look great as well. Didn't like VP's bangs.
5. My favorite was that whole sequence with Jane watering the plants, preparing tea, writing the letter, reading it to us viewers, walking to the post office, the music - yeah, I really liked that. I didn't know what to expect but I'm pleasantly surprised how much I liked this episode. Tom Szentyg... (sorry Tom, just cant' remember your name) and Simon Baker did an awesome job with this. Bravo!
I thought this whole episode was wonderfully acted and directed, so kudos to Simon for that. But my favorite scene was not mentioned at all: Jane sitting at the bar, looking over at Bob, and coming to the realization that he does NOT want to turn into him...and so decides to draw up terms so he can come back. The entire scene was done wordlessly, with nothing but the subtlest of facial expressions and body language, yet the message was clear. One of the best scenes I've seen on TV in a long time.
Sorry, I meant Roger, not Bob.
The solo acoustic guitar pieces, were they part of a track? Title and artist?
I'm talking about the guitar piece when Jane reads the letter to us viewers and later when Lisbon is reading his letters on her couch. I don't know who wrote the other pieces.
It's composed and played by Matt Gossen and it's called "Lisbon's Letters".
Wow....that is cool. He is also Assistant to Simon Baker. Would be great if he could be part of the new Mentalist ala FBI. He was good as the awkward front office guy.


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I think in a few years the general merchandise industry will look back at this as a seminal moment in the history of retailing and supply chain management. For 2010 was the year Walmart changed all the rules.
Some vendors will tell you this is no big deal. Walmart has been buying direct from Asia since it silently gave up on its Buy American campaign two decades ago. And they will say Walmart still needs a vendor who has good products and good brands. They will even say Walmart needs the vendors to be their fall guys when things don't work out as planned.
I think these vendors are talking to themselves.
If I was a Walmart supplier, I would be terrified by this new policy. It means that Walmart is going to take more and more control over the entire process of designing, making, shipping and selling the products it retails, be it sheets and towels or franks and beans. What vendors are still in the assortment will be largely reduced to contract manufacturers making what Walmart wants, when it wants it and at the price it wants.
And good products and good brands aren't going to be enough. We're already seeing Walmart concentrate its product mix in such categories as laundry detergent and batteries, eliminating powerhouse brands that their owners thought were untouchable.
Now, this doesn't mean the end of the world for everyone. No other retailer in America has the scale to duplicate this kind of strategy, despite whatever Target or Home Depot thinks. So there will be opportunities elsewhere in the marketplace for good suppliers.
And who is to say how long lasting this strategy will be. If you have a decent understanding of retail history, you'll remember that before World War II, Sears was by far the largest retailer in America and it not only controlled much of its sourcing, it actually owned many of the manufacturers themselves. That eventually petered out as the number of retailers and suppliers exploded after the war. The same thing could happen to Walmart … maybe.
But until it does, this is an entirely new business model and vendors better figure out how to exist in it. Maybe that means owning, rather than renting, manufacturing facilities in Asia. Maybe it means buying up your competition so you own all the cards when the assortment consolidation comes. Or maybe it means tactics and strategies nobody's even thought of yet.
Whatever it means, it most certainly does not mean one thing: standing still and saying you're not worried. As it has for much of the past several decades, Walmart has changed how business is done and you better get used to it if you want to stick around … always.


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Investor's Business Daily made the call in a editorial that ran on Friday, citing a number of individuals with ties to the Moslem Brotherhood that hold positions in the Obama Administration. One of the individuals had "praised Egyptian jihadist and Brotherhood leader Sayyid Qutb, a key mentor of Osama bin Laden" according to the editorial.
The editorial went on to note that another advisor was the president of the Islamic Society of North America, "an unindicted co-conspirator in the largest terror finance case in U.S. history." In light of those details, the editorial asked, "Why is this man telling the White House and FBI how to conduct terrorism investigations?"
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When Superstorm Sandy swept into our lives late last October, there were few basements located in Zone A evacuation areas that were spared. Some people lost treasured family heirlooms while others lost irreplaceable photo albums. Arkady Bukh, a local Sheepshead lawyer who operates his firm (Bukh & Associates) out of a two story house, lost many important files all stored in his flooded basement according to a story in New York Law Journal [1].
Bukh & Associates, a seven attorney firm, located at 1123 Avenue Z, suffered extensive damage to their offices, with over 40 percent of it flooded, and damages running into the hundreds of thousands. Bukh paints the state of his office in bleak terms.
"The condition is bad. We're talking about the humidity. We're talking about the smell. We're talking about the mold. We're talking about the whole nine yards," he said.
To make matters worse, Bukh's insurance company highly doubts he can recover the loss.
One thing money can't cover is the recovery of critical documents and files destroyed by flood waters. For example, Bukh's firm, which deals heavily in immigration law, has no way of replacing the original passports and foreign certificates lost in clients' files.
"I can't sell the position to clients [to pay again] for something that was already done. We have to swallow the loss," he said.
New York Court employees operating in neighborhoods that have seen extensive flooding told the New York Law Journal that they had not seen an influx of water logged files. Even still, Bukh suspects that he isn't the only firm located in a flood zone dealing with this problem.
According to Bukh, his firm, which normally takes in $1.5 million yearly, is probably going to take a 30 percent loss in revenue.
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I like this lollipop recipe a lot better than the Paula Deen recipe where the flavoring is Jell-O. These lollipops are nice and smooth, whereas the Paula Deen ones had a kind of grainy texture. Also, I brought the sugar up to the "soft-crack" stage, instead. It takes longer to harden, but this ensures the sugar doesn't have that burnt, caramel taste, that I noticed they get if you do bring it up to the hard-crack. I will be making these again though!
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After watching Kelsey make these on her show my 12 year old daughter wanted to try the recipe. We already had a lot of the ingredients, just needed to buy some lollipop sticks. My daughter, Audrey, wanted to make them with Raspberry lemonade instead of Pomegranate juice. We still included the lime zest.
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I read this as pictographs for: "Don't roll your eyes at the people with umbrellas on rainy days, unles you've walked a mile in their shoes." But, then again, I'm a Lit Major, so Itend to read to much into stuff.
This isn't funny at all. These are signals on a carboard box. The first indicates that the box needs to be put right side up. The second indicates that the box should be protected from rain. The third indicates that the box should not be walked on / stacked below other heavier boxes.
Oh John. You clearly don't get this site. Lighten up!
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Texas, yes TEXAS! Students forced to dress in burqas, then taught to call Muslim terrorists "freedom fighters"
A Texas mom became outraged after she discovered a Facebook photo of her child wearing Islamic garb.
FOX NEWS State Sen. Dan Patrick, chairman of the senate education committee, told Fox News he is very disturbed by the photograph as well as reports that students were exposed to a story that blamed Egypt's turmoil on democracy – rather than the Muslim Brotherhood. "Parents are very sensitive to any issue that seems to be anti-American – that blames democracy for some sort of trouble in the world," he said.
For anyone bewildered by my post title, here's the explanation.
Ace of Spades was outraged, outraged I tell ya', that Pamela Geller could write a story about his personal choice for president, Rick Perry, which characterized him as a clueless dunce, at best, or willing accomplice, at worst, when it came to allowing Islam to further their agenda right under his nose.
Pamela exposed the relationship between Rick Perry and Aga Khan and warned of a pro-Islam school curriculum that was being implemented in the Texas school system.
Ace, who apparently knows better than Pamela, guffawed and wrote several posts, in S.E.Cupp fashion, calling Pamela crazy, stupid and dangerous.
Who's guffawing now?
From now on I'm calling him S.E. Spades.
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That tears it. None of you damn Texicans are allowed into Cali. LOLNoteworthy Comment +10
Hitler was a freedom fighter. Got it.+6
I dunno. I think that's a GREAT way to impress upon girls just what they'd be in for if their fathers, brothers and male relatives were head-severing goatf_ckers. And the Texans I know wouldn't hesitate to call them that.
As for the "freedom fighters" thing, what hajji ever won freedom for anyone by being an islamic terrorist?+6
S E Spades! LULZ+7
I like Rick Perry and Pamela Geller. Perry should know better than to let that kind of shit seep into the United State of Texas.
Bottom line: Zero Tolerance for the followers of the pedophile jihadist. We don't need that kind of shit anywhere in America — they are here to kill us and take away our way of life.Noteworthy Comment +15
oh gaah. I remember that. Pamela was being called big titted skank, etc. Reaaal nice.
Someone needs to wrap these articles around a brick and hit Rick Perry with them. lol.Noteworthy Comment +10
Lately, he's been overwhelmed by blather.+2
Perry's an asshole. Ace is a fucking asshole.+7
I'll elaborate…
Ace: "Health care mandates are wrong! We must do everything we can to stop them!"
Observer: "Perry is for heath care mandates."
Ace: "Health care mandates are right and we should support them! Palin does everything wrong!"
He went Charles Johnson so long ago it isn't funny.Noteworthy Comment +10
How the hell much more proof is needed in order to understand that we are at the point where you are either a conservative or not. Allowing teachers in Texas or anywhere to push their outrageous Progressive agenda, allowing them a bully pulpit for their ignorant and destructive ideologies is a crime against America. There's no two ways about it.
Stupid cultural Marxism!Noteworthy Comment +12
Did they make them recite the shahada? If so, it's no longer merely playing with fire—they have stepped into the furnace. And as far as Islam is concerned, once someone is inside, there is no exit.+3
CrustyB, yep!
100% Correct.
When I said there was something terribly wrong with ACE a few years ago, nobody wanted to listen…+4
Political Correctness is at the crux of all this insanity.
Ben Carson pointed that out in his address at the Prayer Breakfast. He also said that people MUST start speaking up and demanding a stop to crap like this.
And why hasn't this teacher been identified?
"One particular lesson instructed teachers to provide classroom readings of selected texts from the Koran.
Students were also taught that Allah is God."
Students were taught that Allah is God? WTFF?Noteworthy Comment +11
@norman enistein–
Sounds like Islamic recruitment to me. Sure would like to know what those "selected texts" were.
Texas teachers, say this after me: "Allah is NOT God. Allah is NOT God. Allah is NOT God." Repeat a million times until it sinks in or you retire from teaching—whichever comes first.+3
'No what, 40 yrs ago in Lumberton, the Klan would post their meeting notices on the quick-stop bulletin board. My backyard neighbor was the Big Thicket. Spotlighted deer, all the big mouth bass you could catch, good neighbors, Cajun country. Great skeet club. Did drive the kiddos into Beaumont to the Catholic schools; didn't like that Klan business. If Lumberton has fallen, its over team.+3
Here's what I can tell you about SA:
Even the 'christian' teachers talk about moose-limb being very much like christianity.
They don't read, listen, or pay attention to anything outside there Texas Ed Ass's provided curriculm. How could they get away with that?
The PARENTS don't care, and apparently don't want to know either.
Private schools are only a little bit more protected. You have got to be one your toes each and every day.
Pop quiz: ask a moose-limb if Jesus IS the son of God. Pay attention and listen to the answer.
You already what is right and good and true. Everything else just words from the father of lies.+5
Wow I'm skipping words a lot aren't I?+2
Read Jonah Goldberg's book The Tyranny of Cliches. In it he addresses this very issue of One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter.
What "freedom" is al Qaeda fighting for exactly? Hamas? The freedom to lock women away in burlap sacks, crush homosexuals, and throw acid in the faces of children?
Exactly. They are not freedom fighters because what they are fighting for is the subjugation of everyone that isn't muslim. That's hardly freedom. When John Brown was fighting for the abolition of slavery, yes he used hit and run tactics that were hardly cricket. But something tells me that abolishing slavery is different than enslaving everyone that isn't muslim. 180 degrees different.+2
Where are the parents?
Any and everyone who had a part in this filth should be removed from their position! No matter what that position is.
OMG!!!! Is there anyone left in America with a single brain cell?
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