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Who would I call to evaluate a noise situation at my house (road noise)? I'm looking for someone who can come in and see where the outside noise is coming into my house and then tell me how to fix it. I have no more patience in trying to figure it out myself! And I don't want to waste money on solutions that will not work. Thanks! |
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There are plenty of noise consultants around. Where are you located? Is this a newly developed problem or has it always been there but you now want to try to mitigate it? "outside noise coming into my house". I assume all the windows are closed and you plan on keeping them all closed all the time. If it's just road traffic noise, I suspect it will very difficult to change it significantly. You might consider moving. |
The era of your swellings construction, would be an indicator. Do you have single glazed windows? |
I live in the suburbs outside of Philadelphia. I moved into this house 6months ago. I tried searching for noise consultants but can't find any around, unfortunately. No, I have double paned windows. But it sounds like the windows are open when even a little car drives by. |
Thanks; This is an indication that the walls may not be insulated. How great is the difference in temp. when you place your hand on a window and an adjacent wall? What is the exterior wall covering? |
It is an addition so I know the walls are insulated - just with your standard R-19 the blue prints say. The windows are colder then the walls. We have siding on the exterior of the house. |
Thanks again; It appears that you are getting vibration being transmitted by the wall and while there are some inexpensive methods you can employ to mitigate this, and while not aesthetically appealing, propping a bedspread against the wall, as a test. Curing it will be costly. Here is a link that may lead you to a potential fee based determination. http://www.thebluebook.com/search.html?region=5&bkid=55&searchTerm=sound+control |
This type of problem definitely requires a site visit to observe the phenomena and the surrounding conditions. Because people react differently to external stimuli mitigation and resolution of the problem may be both costly and difficult. |
Here is a link that might be useful: google search Philadelphia acoustical consultants
There must be special windows that help. I was in a very nice restaurant in the city right on the boulevard and you could hear nothing. Lots of windows. Double paned does not seem to do that much. Walls. Attic. (Materials and insulation.) Berms and trees to absorb. You need an acoustics specialist. There should be some near a big city. Don't rely on a regular contractor even if they say they install acoustic control materials. It is a highly technical field and you really have to understand what you are doing and follow specs very carefully or it is pointless People who design media rooms often get into this sort of thing. |
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I used to live in a place with noise issues and know how annoying they can be. When I bought my house, it was in a sleepy little suburb. Over 20-30 years, traffic just continued to increase and to annoy me more and more. I, too, spent a lot of money to abate it -- high fence, insulated windows, evergreen hedges -- and it made only a slight improvement. Ultimately, I decided to move, which was the only solution that worked for me. Once one starts to focus on noise it's hard to not hear it, and nothing is likely to reduce it enough for you to be satisfied. Sorry to be so negative...just sharing the voice of experience. |
Who ya gonna call? "Noisebusters" Sorry couldn't help myself. RIP Mr. Ramis. |
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I think the most cost effective solution is wait until you need something like new windows then upgrade to the best. It isn't absolutely terrible to cur into your drywall and double check on your contractor's claims of insulation if you did not see it during construction. McBride, a decent sized company in my town, had to come back and make up for some skipped firewalls between sone new condos they built in Hazelwood a few years back. Quality of materials really makes a difference. In my neighbor's house you wouldn't hear a car crash. In mine you can hear automatics shifting. |
Thank you everyone for the responses! I will definitely see if I can find a professional in my area. I am hoping moving is not the direction I will have to take in the near future. I'm trying to avoid that at all costs! Toronado380 - what did your neighbor do to their house that they can't hear anything but you can? Curious... |
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MADURAI: Cracking the whip on government officials found to have connived with the illegal granite mining mafia, the state government has suspended nine people including a tahsildar and deputy tahsildar in Madurai on Wednesday.
District collector, Anshul Mishra, said that action was being initiated on retired government officials who served in Melur, the epicentre of the multi-crore illegal granite mining scam.
Mishra said in a statement that Melur tahsildar Rukmini, deputy tahsildar Mohan, Keelavalavu village administrative officer K Subburaj, Saruguvalaipatti VAO V V Selvaraj, Therku Theru VAO A Sait Babu, Sokkampatti VAO K Ponniah were temporarily suspended from service. The charge against the six was that they transferred pattas without proper documents.
"In continuation of the inspections in granite quarries in Melur, records and pattas pertaining to PRP Granite and PRP Exports was scrutinised by a official team led by a deputy tahsildar. The official team found that pattas were transferred without proper documents," said Mishra in the statement.
Besides, the six persons, three other employees of the tahsildar office in Melur were also suspended. They were Rajendran, junior revenue assistant, Balasubramanian, writer, and Muthukrishnan, an office assistant. They were accused of failing to maintain patta transfer documents properly. They also failed to submit them for scrutiny. Some of the illegal patta transfers facilitating the granite company to go on a mining spree in places beyond it was licensed to quarry had occurred even before these officials and employees had joined service in Melur. Hence, the district administration has brought officials who were serving in Melur in the past also into the probe net.
The collector said that retired tahsildars Rajeswari and K Sridharan, deputy tahsildars Thillai Natarajan and Kulandaivelu, village administrative officers Karnan, Paranthaman and M Pandian were behind the illegal patta transfers. "Action is being initiated against them," he said.
Besides criminal action against these revenue officials for the irregularities they have committed, action for amassing wealth disproportionate to their known sources of income is also likely.
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I picked up this on impulse while shopping for a lipgloss damn benefit products are too cute. I have very dark circles under my eyes as well as hyper pigmentation high on my cheeks and have tried many products over the years. I wasn't too hopeful of this and don't really rate benefit foundations or concealers but this worked wonderfully. It hides dark circles really well and really gives a lovely luminous finish. It doesn't crease into the fine lines under my eyes which I have found many high coverage products do and it lasts all day when set with powder. I recommend it to anyone wanting to hide dark circles
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i am born with the dark circles and tried so many things and lastly this one. if you have way too dark circles like me, i dont recommend it. it feels very sticky and still doesnt cover. if you have not that bad circles, you can use it it'll work like any other concealer. but to those people suffering from circles so bad, you won't be satisfied...
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Omg! Love this concealer! I ended up with the medium tone, which still has a peachy hue to it. This has exceptional coverage, it replaced my amazing cosmetics concealer, which I had to combine with an orange skin corrector for under my eyes. I use this as an everyday under eye concealer. It also highlights above my cheekbones, giving me a necessary "lift" on some days. Works well on blemishes too. It is pretty pasty but not drying like some concealer sticks. I have dry skin around my eyes, and this stuff does not bother it.
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I'm very fair (between nc10-15) and have really dark undereye circles, purple-reddish ones that don't go away no matter how much sleep I get.
This corrector does a pretty damn good job at counteracting the darkness under my eyes. I use it in Fair, a light peach shade. Despite the fact that it looks darker in the pot than what I would normally think "matches" me, once on, it really neutralises the darkness. I personally don't find I need foundation or another concealer on top of this, but you could put something on top if you felt you needed more coverage.
The texture is what I would call waxy and a bit sticky - and I would disagree with anyone calling it creamy. It's not thin but not very thick either, but it needs to be set otherwise it creases quite badly. I find any powder will do. If set, it really does not budge for the entire day!
I usually don't like to use powder under my eyes as it can make the area look a bit dry, but that's not the case when I use powder on top of this.
Overall, I'm very pleased with this corrector.
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The thick and creamy consistency of this concealer is great at covering up tired eyes. It blends in nicely with my skin color. I was introduced to this product after a clerk at Sephora was unable to find a foundation in my price range that wouldn't look pinkish or orange-y on my very pale skin (if anyone knows any, please help!). The lightest shade of Erase Paste works well for me and doesn't change colors throughout the day. This product is also great for dry skin and covering up blemishes. Concealer always flakes and cakes up on me, making me prefer going bareskinned over that whole mess. This product stays creamy all day, the downside of which (and the product's only downside) is that it will rub off if touched. It doesn't melt off, just rubs off, so it's not that big of a deal considering the other concealers on the market.
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Just got this yesterday. Love, love how it hides my dark, blueish, under eye circles. It's really got a creamy texture and is easy to apply. I just pat it on with my ring finger and use a beauty blender to feather out the lines. I didn't notice any creasing but I sure did notice how well it hid my circles and bags when I washed it off and saw how tired my eyes looked!
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I used this more as a corrector than an actual concealer so that's how I'm going to review it.This does a pretty good job at counteracting the darkness under my eyes (I'd say I have moderate dark circles but it's makes me look sick/tried all the time). It has a medium coverage & is slightly buildable. I used shade #3 which is more orange-toned then the other two shades which are slightly more pink. I put Mac Pro Longwear concealer over this & my undereyes didn't look as dark as they usually do. The problems I have with this is that it creases pretty badly on me, almost instantly & even more throughout the day even though I always set with powder. As a result, it accentuates any slight lines I have under my eyes. Another gripe I have, is that the finish looks somewhat dry & cakey. I moisturize my undereyes well, pat it in with my finger & don't put too much on but it never looks super nice. It's weird because I personally think it blends in really nicely & has a really nice creamy texture, it doesn't feel dry to me. I don't find it to tug or drag when I'm blending in at all. It's not terrible but it's not my favorite. I really wanted this to work for me because I love the texture, the shade & the concept of it (plus that packaging is so darn cute!) but it just doesn't wow me.
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Creamy salmon (N 1) concealer, amazing for my undereye purply black bags, very happy with this. Does work for blemishes but so does a less expensive concealer. Still will repurchase!!
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This concealer is amazing. I apply it to my skin with my middle finger, after my moisturizer and primer but before my foundation. You would never even know I had blemishes on my chin. You do have to make sure after you apply your foundation that you set it with either a pressed or loose powder. You don't have to use very much which is a plus, i could see this lasting me for some time, a plus since it is pretty expensive for a concealer.
I use this in No.2 and I am NC25-30. One complaint would be that it's in a jar instead of a tube. It covers my dark circles and just disappears into my skin. Looks fantastic right after applying, but doesn't seem to last on me. It doesn't crease WHEN SET WITH POWDER, however it can look a bit cakey and disappear after a few hours. I do use a very light under-eye moisturizer that absorbs completely before applying this for a smooth finish. (This is nearly spot on to Bobbi Brown's corrector in Light to Medium Bisque. The difference is that BB's is a bit dryer which helps the staying power, but can emphasize lines and wrinkles if you use too much.) I think my skin is too oily for this as it is very greasy and I think it's better for drier skins. Overall however, the brightening, concealing effect of this product is very good.
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Towards the end of last year, the tv personality/hip hop artist gave up the name "Diva" and is currently going by Amanda Seales. With change in name, comes change in focus in projects. Known as a talking head on some of your favorite VH1 specials, and infamously for taking over the Floetry tour after Marsha Ambrosius and Natalie Stewart went their separate ways mid-tour. She is also a talented painter. You can check out her work here.
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I got tired of watching women fighting on tv, skilled actresses overlooked for fame whores, and young girls looking up to talentless celebs so I wrote a one-woman show, "Death of the Diva". My challenge of pop culture's portrayal of women, I use humor and music, composed by Ray Angry (The Roots, D'angelo, Joss Stone) to speak through a multiple of different characters.
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"This recipe might be the worst piece of writing I have seen in a while, but the cake is sure enough good. The direction for the cake portion are clear, the procedure for the icing is not. The quantity of strawberry puree is different and confusing. I added 10 oz of pureed berries to the icing creating a droopy, mess that wouldn't stay on the cake...."
Reviewed Millionaire's Shortbread
Dec 9, 2010 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"This recipe has been a BIG hit with family, friends and others. I find it better to make the carmel layer in half recipies for spreadability. It gets pretty stiff pretty fast. Today's full recipe is going to one of my doctor's offices as a treat for the girls there. I don't have a food processor, but a dinner fork "mashes" the butter into the flour..."


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Hi there! Have any of you had luck getting cuttings of bay laurel to strike? I know they're pretty difficult, and I just haven't had any luck. I posted a question on the propagation forum a year or so ago, but the advise I received there didn't work out either.
The reason why I'm so keen on making cuttings is because I have a large pot of L. nobilis 'angustifolia', or narrow-leaf bay. It's smell and culinary use is identical to regular bay, but it is supposedly significantly more winter hardy. I received this one as a small start from Heronswood just before the Park takeover---it's no longer available. In fact, it's not available anywhere in the U.S. via mailorder that I can find. Adele has tried a cutting at BB, and I plan to take a dozen or so more down next June when the plant has more size. Maybe the more controlled greenhouse setting will work. Am just wondering if anyone has had success and if you know any tricks/secrets to getting roots on these suckers--pun intended. This is not a proprietary plant (just a natural cultivar of the normal bay), and in parts of Europe it's fairly common, just not much in cultivation here. I'd love to get several established outside in my Z7b garden in Pittsboro, and I'd love to be able to share one day. Thanks,
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Hi Mark, I was just doing some research and Dave's Garden says to take hardwood heel cuttings of the willow leaf bay. So that would be a side shoot with some of the old bark attached. Also read that its best to do this one in winter or very early spring when the plant is still dormant. We had no success at all with the willow bay but I assume you were doing tip cuttings which is what John has tried in the past without success. Adele |
Hi Adele! Yeah, I have tried 3-6 inch tip cuttings on new growth that had hardened/begun to lignify in May/June with no success. I've read it can take 180 days, which of course, at the end would be Nov/Dec---jeopardy! The heel idea sounds promising. Maybe some of the established cambium will give them the urge to live. The timing sounds good too. I just repotted, so I should have lots of hardened growth by late winter. I'll try a dozen, and I'll bring you guys a dozen. Fingers crossed! Mark |
Mark, let's see if this will be of any help to you. Yes, try heel cuttings. When in doubt as to how to root a plant I always do it both ways; heel cuttings and tip cuttings. As John can vouch, from time to time I post the following rooting method. Everyone ignores me except the pros who send e-mails pleased with their success in rooting difficult plants. I urge you to try it. Easy. Easy. The TOOTHPICK TECHNIQUE rooting method. This is done only in August. All cuttings have to form a callus at the cut end before they will root. This method allows a cutting to callus while it is still on the mother plant. Select a tip cutting. Look back along the cutting, selecting a bud on last year's growth. Now, using a very small, very sharp knife, make a single vertical cut just below the bud all the way through the stem. Suggest holding a block of wood behind the stem so you do not cut your fingers. Insert a toothpick through the cut and out the other side. If it is a large shrub/tree it is wise to tie some colored yarn on the cutting so you can locate it in the future. Once this is done, walk away and leave everything alone until Oct/Nov. At that time, remove the cutting from the mother plant with sharp pruners. Make your cut just below the toopick. Trim off each side of the toothpick if it does not slip out easily. Dip in rooting hormone. Your cuttings can be rooted in a greenhouse or cold frame. No misting necessary. I usually just tuck my cuttings to root up tight to the house foundation on the east side. Roots should form by late spring. |
Thanks Nandina, I'll try this as well. I'm also attempting to layer with a toothpick in the cut in damp sphagnum wrapped in cellophane. Will report back on whether this works. Mark |
Hi, Nichols garden seeds carry the willow leaved bay angustifolia. I have also read it is supposed to be hardier. I have one in a container that is only about 6 inches high so it will be a while before I plant mine out. |
Thanks Shane. I went to the Nichol's site and I can't find it. I found the standard bay but not willow-leaf. Can you send me a link? Thanks! |
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Caption It: Taste Tester
by Maria Russo in Community, July 19, 2013From private chefs and culinary instructors to restaurant owners, underground chefs and James Beard Award semifinalists, this year's cast of Star finalists boasts a long and impressive kitchen resume. They're keenly aware of what it takes to turn out balanced and full-flavored dishes, but thanks to the pressure of cooking on camera and against the clock — for a panel of esteemed food stars, no less — some of the rivals' offerings have proven disappointing, some even inedible. While the Selection Committee has demanded culinary excellence from day one of the competition, now nearly two months into the contest, the judges are finally starting to see consistently stellar plates.
In the sneak-peek photo above from Sunday's all-new episode, it looks as if Alton's come across a dish he especially likes. No need for utensils or a tasting table here: He's gone hands first into a pot of one finalist's offering, picking at it while looking over his shoulder with a serious side-eye. What kind of food do you think is waiting for Alton in that pan, and who do you think made this sample-worthy meal?
Before you tune in this Sunday at 9pm/8c to find out, we're challenging you, Star fans, to write your best captions (tastefully appropriate, please) for this moment in the comments below.
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(gasp!)--Alton is being....TEMPTED.
He's thinking: "MMMmmmmm! This even smells good. I hafta have another taste. Just one more. I know it's almost dinner-time, but, I'm sure she won't mind. Besides, Gosh darn it...it's just so darn GOOD!"
(Probably from one of the women. They seem to be out-cooking the men this year).PS--You can check out the new Alton rap-song in the One-on-One with Last Contestant thread. Find Wayne's post about Alton's Cutthroat Kitchen, then find Callie Carver's comment to wayne where she say Alton Rocks...and it's a reply to that. (yer never too old to be groovy).
Crouton40 - you are SO DEAD RIGHT ON TARGET! But as to "possibly from one of the women - they seem to be out-cooking the men this year" - I know EXACTLY WHICH woman contender it has to be - NICKI!! After her success with a vegeterian chili with meat on the side, plus her mushroom & shrimp pasta, I am POSITIVE right now that she knew she just HAD to make one of those 2 dishes again for the FN Selection Committee. But even if she didn't merely repeat past historical success, she could very well have had a little trick up her sleeve - "Good Eats"-style - good enough to win Alton Brown over!
Did Nikki make mushrooms & shrimp again or more baby food? We don't know who made this.
You're so emphatic.
No caption ideas but if that is Alton sneaking a taste before it's time, that is a huge compliment! Can't wait to see who's dish that will be
No, I'm not double dipping!
I just love Alton Brown, and I think besides those that are Iron Chefs, he has the most credibility, and knowledge on the Food Network. I never get tired of even watching repeats of Good Eats (No Food Network, I do not want an all night marathon of this show or ANY show). But Alton should have a show on during prime time.
Maybe just one. Or two!
"I believe that spider's still alive"
Master Yoda told me I'd find a fortune cookie in this pot. In it, is the name of the cook who shall rise up and save the Galaxy.
wait, I know what he's doing...helping a contestant cheat! I bet he's putting in some kind of radioactive meat or whatever it is in his hand
It's a pot of cold water but there are two piranha's in it.
What's up, Doc?
Maybe no one will see me double dipping...
"Giada, tell me when someone is coming!"


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Portland, OR, Aug 17, 2011 -- Eco Solar and Electric, a small contractor in Klamath Falls, Oregon, can look forward to saving an estimated $6,800 per year in their energy costs, thanks to a little help through USDA's Rural Energy for America Program (REAP).
The company will use a $14,850 REAP grant to offset more than $59,000 in costs for installation of solar panels on their business headquarters. The company expects to generate 15,840 kilowatt hours annually and recoup the cost of the project in about eight years.
In addition to full-service electrical contracting, Eco Solar and Electric offers energy assessments and solar panel installation.
"We want to walk the walk," said owner Eric Andrews. Over the past three years, Eco Solar and Electric grew from two to 12 employees, in part because of increased availability of solar technology through a variety of incentives, including the REAP program.
According to Andrews, "There is a great solar resource here in Eastern Oregon. We have a lot of sunshine, and the high altitude and cooler temperatures are ideal for solar energy production."
The award is one of more than 900 small grants announced today by Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack to help implement renewable energy and energy efficiency measures on farms, ranches and small businesses across the country. Of these, 15 grants amounting to $206,606 are being awarded in Oregon. Additional REAP grants are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.
"These investments enable our farmers, ranchers and rural small business owners to develop renewable energy systems and make energy efficiency improvements that will save them thousands of dollars in energy costs each year," said Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. "This funding is an important part of the Obama Administration's plan to conserve natural resources, create jobs and lead our country on the path to becoming more energy independent."
The grants are being provided through the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP), a 2008 Farm Bill initiative. REAP offers funds for farmers, ranchers and rural small businesses to purchase and install renewable energy systems and make energy-efficiency improvements. These federal funds leverage other funding sources for small businesses. In all, USDA announced more than $11.6 million in energy grants today.
Funding of each award is contingent upon the recipient meeting the conditions of the grant agreement. For a complete listing of Rural Energy for America Program grant recipients announced today, please click here.
Today's announcement is an example of investments the Obama Administration is making to help create jobs and grow the rural economy. In June, President Obama signed an Executive Order establishing the first White House Rural Council, chaired by Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. The White House Rural Council will work throughout government to create policies to promote economic prosperity and a high quality of life in our rural communities.
Since taking office, President Obama's Administration has taken significant steps to improve the lives of rural Americans and has provided broad support for rural communities. The Obama Administration has set goals of modernizing infrastructure by providing broadband access to 10 million Americans, expanding educational opportunities for students in rural areas, and providing affordable health care. In the long term, these unparalleled rural investments will help ensure that America's rural communities are repopulating, self-sustaining and thriving economically.
USDA, through its Rural Development mission area, administers and manages housing, business and community infrastructure and facility programs through a national network of state and local offices. Rural Development has an existing portfolio of more than $155 billion in loans and loan guarantees. These programs are designed to improve the economic stability of rural communities, businesses, residents, farmers and ranchers and improve the quality of life in rural America.


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Resolutions for Writers
I will write about that person or place or thing (you know the one I mean) I keep meaning to write about, even if I do it terribly and show no one.
I will write about a robot, humanoid or otherwise, at least once.
I will learn to sit and type ergonomically, because without working wrists and fingers, writing is awfully hard, and voice recognition programs are a feign plain bane pain in the but butt.
I will keep a box of scratch paper and actually use it, even if it means defiling page three of the second draft of my favorite story, which I never needed to print, with a shopping list.
I will stop printing things I don't need to print.
I will use those beautiful journals people are constantly giving me for my birthday/Christmas, and stop telling myself they are prettier than any words I could possibly put in there.
I will try writing longhand before I type.
I will read every day, and not just blog posts and street signs, but books.
I will give e-Readers a chance.
I will try to learn a new fact every day.
I will ask for advice.
I will remember that animals might not be people, but they can be characters.
I will make up my own words.
I will try to write a play.
I will make time to people-watch.
I will persist.
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Resolution for 2012: I will let go of goals and embrace uselessness, so that I can hear the Muse.
Good list!! I like to come up with resolutions as the year progresses…. feels fresh that way! Happy New Year!
I will show up at my desk, ready to write. I will show up at my desk. I will show up.
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Out of all the nursing specialties, which ones would be the least amount of stress? - page 2
Hello, I am just wondering from your experiences which nursing specialties are the least stressful? Especially for a mother who prefers the usual Monday-Friday 9-5 shifts... Read More
0May 8, '13 by dirtyhippiegirl, BSN, RNQuote from zahryiaI don't know any OR RNs who work 8s! PACU maybe.I know a new grad that got straight into case management and quite a few that went into the OR.
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4May 9, '13 by llg GuideThe job with the "least stress" is different for everybody -- because it is the job that your heart is in -- it's a job in which you are doing work that you love -- working with people who treat each other well. Any type of job can be horribly stressful if you don't like the work or if you are working with people who tear each other apart. There is no "one ideal job title" that can be counted on to be great.
0May 9, '13 by sharpeimom GuideI worked the longest in a psych hospital 7pm to 7am. I worked Wed, Thu, Fri and since Friday counted as a weekend and I worked it every week, I worked no other weekend shifts.
By working those days, I was free when my husband was off evenings, worked on the night he taught, and was generally free when I wanted or needed to be free.


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But in 2007, Denver District Judge Larry Naves ruled that these caregivers were not limited to five patients, as the law had previously been interpreted. That, along with a broad definition of the amendment's language allowing caregivers to "dispense," was enough to inspire eager ganja-preneurs to open actual medical marijuna dispensaries, which had already begun popping up in California. They were further encouraged by the election of President Barack Obama in November 2008. By early 2009, there were dozens of dispensaries in Denver, and later that year, Naves again pushed the industry with a liberal interpretation of caregiver. By September 2009, there were enough dispensaries in the metro area that Westword started advertising for a pot critic.
But most would still say the real green rush was triggered on October 19, 2009, when Deputy Attorney General David Ogden wrote a memo to all U.S. Attorneys advising them to consider the enforcement of federal drug laws among their lowest priorities when dealing with states' legal medical marijuana patients and programs. The Ogden Memo, as it has become known, seemed to give the official go-ahead to the state's evolving dispensary system. And in response, the number of official MMJ patients jumped from just under 20,000 at the start of October 2009 to more than 100,000 by the following July.
By 2010, the dispensary boom had become a major issue for Colorado politicians, who crafted House Bill 10-1284 in an attempt to regulate and guide (and in many ways, rein in) the fledgling MMJ industry that had been operating in a largely unfettered manner to that point. The measure established operating hours, security requirements and plant-monitoring procedures for dispensaries; required that dispensaries — now known as "centers" — grow 70 percent of the marijuana they sell; and prohibited former drug felons from working in the industry. The bill also allowed for cities and counties to enact their own bans against retail marijuana sales — and so far, more than eighty have. Most important, HB 1284 created a new branch of the Department of Revenue: the Medical Marijuana Enforcement Division, which is funded primarily by dispensary license and application fees.
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Amendment 64 has received the backing of numerous groups, including the Colorado Democratic Party, the Libertarian Party of Colorado (including presidential nominee and former New Mexico governor Gary Johnson), the Green Party of Colorado, the local branch of the ACLU and the Colorado Criminal Defense Bar. It is also supported by Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, as well as retired Denver Police lieutenant Tony Ryan, who spent 36 years patrolling the city. But its most recognizable supporter could well be former congressman Tom Tancredo, a Republican firebrand who called marijuana prohibition a "wasteful and ineffective government program" in his official endorsement of 64.
I'm gonna call it, Aaron... it's just you and me here....
Obama wins the Presidency and A64 wins too.
Who is Donkey Hotay?
Here's the answer:
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Real Name:Aaron (Sawyer)
Posts: 1,396
Registered: 12/19/2005 06:25PM
Last Activity: 11/28/2007 05:38PM
And to see proof that this is the same Donkey Hotay, here are the highlights:
1) he works at IBM, who has a plant in Boulder on Diagonal Blvd
2) he is a rockies fan
3) he writes like a lawyer
Read his posts for yourself, you will quickly see that Aaron Sawyer IS Donkey Hotay.
Forum Posts in the " 'Friendly' Political Ranting" section:
Here are posts from another forum by Aaron "the idiot Donkey Hotay" Sawyer:http://tinyurl.com/cldyphk
Who would expect a journalism award quality article from the pot columnist of a free weekly. Could this be journalism? There is that word again! Breathes give us the Information and background, overviews of the stakeholders, and the story as of today, The reader comes away better informed and with more depth. This is the job of journalists. The malleable message of the 30 second sound bite and the two minute news story does not an informed electorate make. We need every issue covered this way. How good is this article? If you are pro or con on the issue, you still come away with facts and history to defend your position.
The donkey is still posting the flawed study that "marijuana causes testicular cancer". Why does the Donkey hate marijuana and want it to remain illegal?
Proof that the Donkey is a prohibitionist can be found at
Here Donkey, I don't think I can take 4 more days of your copy and paste insults. So I found you this to help spark some creativity.
just a reminder that we'd love to publish some of these comments in our print letters to the editor section....ideally with the author's real name/town (we don't publish e-mail addresses). Or feel free to submit a fresh letter to patricia.calhoun@westword.
C'mon, Kevin, Ice pick, weib999x -- and dare I say it, donkeyhotay? Any takers?
@patricia.calhoun Patricia, it's obvious that the presence of the Donkey increases site traffic, because arguing with them is addictive.
What do you think of the Donkey's debate style?
@patricia.calhoun When you get donkeyhotay to reveal their real name, please let us know. That is currently the $10,000 question.
"Gotta love R Lee Ermey" Yea, you know who he reminds me of? Aaron Sawyer, though Ermey appears much smarter.
@DonkeyHotay @patricia.calhoun
Aaron Sawyer asks: "How much does it pay ?"
Answer: not as much as that cushy job you have at IBM.
@DonkeyHotayThe value of a person willing to sign his/her real name to an opinion is priceless...still, readers do it every day, and I encourage anyone willing to stand up for his/her thoughts to do so!
@DonkeyHotay @patricia.calhoun
Thanks for confirming that you are an amoral shill who will say anything for $$.
@DonkeyHotay @patricia.calhoun It does not matter the dollar amount - you are far too spineless to attach your name to anything.
Could it be too good to be true? I don't want to jinx it.
The Rocky Mountain High just got a whole lot higher. On Tuesday night, Amendment 64 -- the measure which sought the legalization of marijuana for recreational use by adults -- was passed by Colorado voters, making Colorado the first state to end marijuana prohibition in the United States.
With about 36 percent of precincts reporting at the time of publishing, 9News and Fox31 report that Amendment 64 has passed.
@IcePick Donkey = a Continuation of Criminal Prohibition against Marijuana Users and Growers and an endorsement of Reefer Madness hysteria regarding the HARMS and DANGERS of marijuana.
While he may seem to be Corey Donahue, he is not. His name is Aaron Sawyer and he worked for a fortune 500 company in Boulder who many call 'big blue'.
@DonkeyHotaySo you are denying you fled to avoid serving your prison sentence/s? I am the person who told you, Corey, almost years ago while we were walking near the Capital, that you have no critical thinking skills, and that I was shocked at this as you claim to have a Master's degree. hth.
@sfsailor "You are clearly Corey "Nut-tap" Donahue - the convicted sexual offender who fled to Boliva [sic] to avoid serving his jail time."
You = clearly a clueless imbecile
@DonkeyHotay Your online name, DonkeyHotay; is a play on the way "Don Quixote" sounds. Your previous posts from 1-2 years ago, on Disgus, gave away your living place as near Boulder (which turned out to be your sisters apartment). Your posting as DonkeyHotay all but died out in September and October - the same time you fled to Boliva. Your postings started right back up after you where apparently (no one has checked this) granted asylum.You are clearly Corey "Nut-tap" Donahue - the convicted sexual offender who fled to Boliva to avoid serving his jail time. When you fled from America, you also forfeited all of the bonds your acquaintances had to put up to bail you out of jail all those times from your stint terrorizing the Denver Occupy movement... In the end, when you fled, the people who bailed you out must have lost over $10k.So, Corey, what gives you the right to chime in on anything in Colorado? You fled from here physically.... And why is Westword letting you, a known, fleeing and fleecing felon have a soapbox? If WW is not going to have any standards here- what's next??? Is WW going to have a forum where pedophilies can come and taunt their victims? Seems like sound Corey Donahue style logic to me...
Says the Village Idiot who's also claimed I was Laura Kriho, Kathleen Chippi, two different guys from Wyoming, and whatever current delusional nonsense he happens to entertain in his schizophrenic mind.
@DonkeyHotay @patricia.calhoun Are there any questions you would answer donkey?
@patricia.calhoun What's more important -- the message or the messenger ?
@DonkeyHotay irony is never lost on me. It's one of my favorite things. But the simple fact is that, unlike a food critic who can write under her real name and make reservations under a fake one, an MMJ reviewer must do the reverse: Use the real name to get into the place, and so a fake one for the reviews.
what's your explanation.
And the irony of this on a blog written by "William Breathes" is lost on you, Patty?


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My hubby and I stopped by Lowes yesterday to just "browse" through the garden center. We were not going to purchase anything, we were just going to "look". Well, that was before we got to the clearance racks. Everything was already marked with a clearance price and then there was a sign that said buy one get one free. Who could pass that up right? So, we purchased these:
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All for less than $15. The whole time we were shopping, we were pulling plants out of the pots to check the roots. Being newbie gardeners, we were not really sure what to look for, but they appeared to be ok. Some of the foliage on the Stellas were a little brown. The Hostas and ferns were fairly small. So here's my question: I would like to go back and "browse" some more, but What do you look for/watch out for when purchasing potted plants...especially off of the clearance racks? And just for fun, I browsed the net looking for a pic of the Salieri daylily. Keeping my fingers crossed that I will get to see this beauty in my garden next year: Isn't she pretty? |
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- Posted by duluthinbloomz4 (My Page) on Mon, Aug 2, 10 at 10:55
You can hardly go wrong with either of the daylilies. Especially Stella d'Oro; I don't think anyone has ever succeeded in killing one. With hosta, many people fear the dreaded HVX (like it's just lurking in hostas bought on sale from the Big Box stores!) Lots of information on HVX and pictures of what to look for on the internet - most times it's a false alarm. Don't be alarmed if the Ostrich fern starts to get a little yellow and then really brown soon - that's just what Ostrich ferns do in August. I'm not familiar with the Japanese Beech fern. |
The ferns look good. I second the above poster regarding HVX (hosta virus X) on the hostas. Buying them from big box stores comes with a strong chance of having the virus. Do some googling, or head over to the hosta forum. |
- Posted by duluthinbloomz4 (My Page) on Tue, Aug 3, 10 at 11:16
Although my comment on hosta and HVX and big box stores was meant to be somewhat tongue in cheek - it's always good to know a little bit about it before making hosta purchases from ANY SOURCE. Buying expensive hosta from reputable sellers is no absolute guarantee. When you're just starting out putting a garden together, clearance racks of bargain plants is a good and reasonable way to go. And even the most seasoned gardener can't tell by looking at a plant (unless it's stone dead) whether or not it's going to make it through the winter or perform exactly the way it's supposed to. That's part of the fun of gardening. |
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In 1910, a fire nicknamed the Big Blowup destroyed 3 million acres of timber in Idaho and Western Montana.
In the same year, Glacier National Park was created, and Halley's Comet took a swing close to Earth.
And, along with the serious, significant and sensational news of the day, 1910 was the year that the first real comic strip appeared in The Billings Gazette's Sunday paper.
The strip, "Katzenjammer Kids," followed the adventures of Hans and Fritz, twin boys whose capers took place in an imaginary African land. The twins rebelled against any form of authority, including their mother and der Captain, the sailor who acted as their surrogate father.
Created by Rudolph Dirks in 1897, the strip is often considered the first of the modern-looking newspaper funnies.
Dirks hit upon three elements that still mark today's comics. The strip relied on regular characters from week to week. The characters' dialogue appeared in speech balloons. And the storyline advanced through sequential cartoon panels across the newspaper page.
The introduction of the funny papers in America was not without controversy, said Brian Walker, who has written several histories of comic strips and for 18 years was the curator of what has become the International Museum of Cartoon Art.
The outcry of anti-comics crusaders peaked between 1911 and 1913. Parents and educators claimed comics had a detrimental effect on impressionable children because the strips often depicted children as pranksters who continually outwitted their elders.
"The typical Buster Brown was dropping a bucket of water on an old man's head out of a window," said Walker, who is part of the creative team that produces the comic strips "Beetle Bailey" and "Hi and Lois."
"Comics, which were never just for kids, glorified the underdog and the triumph of the underdog," Walker said. "The underclass appreciated them more than the genteel types."
The comics started in Sunday supplements. But the first successful daily comic strip, "Mutt and Jeff" was geared to grownups, said Jared Gardner, an associate professor at Ohio State University, in Columbus.
Gardner has delved into the archives of the Cartoon Research Library at OSU since he started teaching there 11 years ago.
"Mutt and Jeff" ran on the sporting pages of the San Francisco Chronicle in 1907. Its creator, Bud Fisher, sometimes drew caricatures of corrupt local politicians and mentioned betting on specific horse races.
By the start of World War I, the Sunday comics were an institution.
In the 1920s, syndicates revolutionized the comic business, distributing the strips to papers across America. Distinctive genres evolved, such as story strips, which often ran with cliffhanging, "to-be-continued" plot lines. Even humorous strips, such as "Popeye," often featured continuing storylines.
"The Gumps," launched in 1917 and ran until the late 1940s and dominated the front of The Gazette's Sunday comics for years.
"The Gumps were like a fairly quiet little soap opera," Gardner said. "What happened to the Gumps regularly became front-page news."
In 1929, when "The Gumps" creator killed off the comic strip character Mary Gold, it touched off an enormous outpouring of grief, Gardner said.
In the strip's plotline, Gold had been on the verge of marrying her fiancée who had been wrongly imprisoned. She suffered from a lingering illness, but readers had been teased into thinking she was recovering.
The success of the Gumps led to a slew of continuing storyline comics, like "Gasoline Alley," which debuted nationally in 1919 and claimed a slot in The Gazette's Sunday comics lineup on Dec. 13, 1925. It ran in The Gazette for more than 60 years.
"Little Orphan Annie" was a regular in The Gazette's Sunday comics during the 1920s.
The square-jawed detective Dick Tracy hatched in the 1930s and was picked up by The Gazette around 1945. By 1947, the crime-fighter had wrestled his way to the front page of The Gazette's Sunday comics.
In February of 1933, after three years of comic strip courtship, Dagwood Bumstead married the cartoon character Blondie, whose maiden name was Boopadoop. The Gazette picked up "Blondie" around 1946, and it has become one of the longest running strips to still claim a place in today's Gazette comics.
The bumbling Dagwood, with his foot-high sandwiches, afternoon naps on the couch and frantic dashes to work, has become as familiar to many Gazette readers as their morning coffee.
Prince Valiant and his knights, another 1930s strip, which still runs in the Sunday comic section, first appeared in syndication on Feb. 13, 1937. The Gazette picked it up sometime after 1950.
In the 1950s, "gag-a-day" strips took over, Walker said.
"Peanuts" and "Beetle Bailey" which both came along in 1950, continue to maintain a hold on America's funny bone.
Mort Walker, created Beetle Bailey in 1950 and still draws the strip, with help from his sons Greg and Brian.
The character, Beetle Bailey, started out as a college student, based on Mort Walker's own experiences at the University of Missouri. But the strip never really caught on until after the Korean War heated up.
"He put Beetle Bailey in uniform, teamed him up with Sarge and the rest is history," Brian Walker said.
While the strip revolves around Army life, the humor is universal.
"It's the boss who's completely clueless. It doesn't require that you went to boot camp to get the humor of Beetle Bailey," Walker said.
In 1958, The Gazette was one of the nation's first newspapers to publish Montana's own comic strip, "Rick O'Shay," created by Stan Lynde.
Lynde created the strip's characters from composites of real Montanans, including one character, Allison Dragg, a high-class novel writer, modeled after the late Gazette columnist Addison Bragg. Bragg was the first reporter to interview Lynde after "Rick O'Shay" was syndicated.
The strip ran for about 20 years until the cartoonist and the syndicate parted ways. In 1979, Lynde produced a new Montana-based strip "Latigo," which ended in 1983.
A new generation of cartoonists, such as Gary Trudeau, who launched "Doonesbury" in 1970, made a splash by using the funnies to deliver political punches. While his approach offended some readers, politics was fair game for funnies in the 1920s and 1930s, and even in the 1890s, Walker said.
When The Gazette moved "Doonesbury" from the comics page to the editorial page, it followed the lead of the Lincoln Journal, which in September of 1973 became the first of many papers to transfer the strip to the editorial page.
On The Gazette's editorial page, "Doonesbury" appears alongside "Prickly City," a cartoon that offers a conservative/libertarian perspective on political and social issues.
A whole generation of strips spawned in the 1970s, such as "Cathy" and "For Better or For Worse," seemed more autobiographical, more relevant, more topical, Walker said.
In 1978, "Garfield" unleashed a licensing empire, putting the feisty orange cat everywhere.
Starting in the 1980s strips like "Far Side," with its cast of talking animals and dorky humans, and "Calvin and Hobbes," the boy with the sardonic stuffed tiger, stirred conversations around water coolers and lured new readers. The cartoonists behind both of those strips ended them in 1995, well before their audiences fizzled.
In 1974, Mort Walker founded the cartoon museum that became the International Museum of Cartoon Art in Boca Raton, Fla. The move was part of an effort to get the funnies taken seriously as an art form, Brian Walker said.
That effort took another leap forward in 2005, when two museums in Los Angeles, the Hammer Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art, hosted a joint show on the "Masters of American Comics." Cartoon exhibits are enormously popular because it's so easy for people to relate to them, said Brian Walker, who co-edited a companion book to the exhibit, and has been the curator for 70 cartoon exhibitions.
"Cartoonists create friends for people," Walker said.
"Newspaper comics, they're basically there for people to visit every day. Dagwood is there trying to get to work on time. Dilbert is trying to survive in his cubicle. People see themselves. They see their friends."
Gazette surveys confirm that readers take their comics seriously. Decisions on which strips to keep and which to boot are never taken lightly.
Local and national readership surveys, along with information on the number of other newspapers carrying a particular strip, help guide those choices.
It's a decision guaranteed to infuriate some readers, who tend to react as if they were losing a best friend.


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CORRUPTION? Obama is buying your votes. Obama hands out 20 million free cell phones, free minutes to those on government assistance Comments
A program to provide low-income Americans with free cell phones - including the phone, free minutes and no contracts - has recently incurred the wrath of conservative radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh. The irascible Rush was surprised to just recently learn of the program, which has been in effect for awhile and has been dubbed by the public as "Obama phones." Continue Reading
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1 year ago
did you know that Ronald Regain Started this program during his presidency with house phones and that Bush Jr is that one that expanded the program to cell phones? This isn't even a program that stated in the Obama administration. Get the facts...
1 year ago
at least the USA is getting something FREE not all going overseas by the billions
1 year ago
Free communication: Corrupt? Communication, sinful?
2 years ago
Judy, after watching the debate last night and the complete lack of clarity from either, I guess I'm just going to have to fall back to my original plan....time for the new guy. And if things don't improve with R/R, then I'm voting for the dem next time. Just keep firing them until they get it.
2 years ago
Yeah vance, no free lunch from the GOP....that is for small school age children etc right? But if you are a wall street banker we'll bail you out until the cows come home. I can't imagine any political favors were had by any of that. Geez.
2 years ago
Rob, How I understand. It seems our whole body politic seems to be mush! Our whole body politic, instead of serving the people, serve their gods. But 4 more years of Obama?
All the evil and rhetoric lies he spews? At least R/R will be new. Give them a chance to "Put up or Shut up". Obama can just Shup Up! I thoroughly have had enough of his Mouth, his lies, his evil evolution, his stash and overspending, his incompetent foreign policy, corruption among the poor...not allowing them to "come up"..."feel good about improving themselves", in short,his laughing lying B.S.
Now, not hearing or seeing or experiencing 4 years of R/R I can not say these things. They have not had the chance of 4 years that Obama has. He has Royally botched the Presidency. To me, he has proved he is not Commander in Chief material. A great politician, yes. Why? Because he is a great B. S.er.
Romney, will grow the economy. For both men and women. Romney "gets" how to handle money. R/R ticket is not a Culture of Death. The R/R ticket is not perfect. But I prefer it to Obama. Nothing could be worse than what we have now. Latest: Libya. Obama has blood on his hands. Foreign policy IS not his forte. Too many things are not his forte. R/R deserve a chance, even if Politics are Politics as usual",...things just might get a little better. They certainly couldn't get much worse! For these reasons...and more, I Am voting R/R. We will all watch the Debates tonight I'm sure. At this point I can hardly stand to listen to Obama because of his lies...and we know who the Father of lies is. I will mainly watch to hear what Romney says. I hope it is good. Blessings...
In my opinion, one who is Catholic and voting for Obama must have a hidden reason for doing so... consciously, or unconsciously. Only God knows the Heart. Real self-examination is not easy for a lot of us to do.
2 years ago
Obama buying votes? Of COURSE. This is what the Party of Death and Deceit has done since FDR in the 1930's. This how they got the black vote. The Party of Death says, "We will give you 'FREE STUFF' because "We Care". The GOP says, "There's no such thing as a "FREE LUNCH" because the Tax Payers are picking up the tab". Oh, but the GOP are "Insensitive" and "Don't Care" about minorities, POOR, and WOMEN." says the Propaganda Media. We have 16 TRILLION in debt. We are bankrupt as a nation. China is now financing the "FREE STUFF". I shutter to think what will happen when China decides to "COLLECT" on its debt.
2 years ago
Judy, I have talked to a lot of folks who are still supporting Obama despite the ever increasing embrace of things contrary to our faith. They just don't believe the GOP is serious about life. I don't think they are supporting abortion so much as legislatively they believe it's a non-issue, in other words, no matter who wins, nothing will really change. Honestly, I believe that is the scandal that has been created by 4 decades of virtually no movement on the issue. I don't think people are voting for the poor etc so much as they don't believe the talk coming from the other side anymore.
2 years ago
If Bin Laden was killed over 1 year ago WHY do we have troops still getting killed and their lives on the line daily now when Obuma could of pulled our troops home?
To OBUMA and all those brain washed that Obuma's incompetency, clueless leadership, lies, and failures constantly attempted to shift blame for 4 years it was Bush, Congress, and or Repulicans is Bush's the fault for all our soldier deaths in Afghanistan now too?
To OBUMA and all those brain washed that Obuma's incompetency, clueless leadership, lies, and failures constantly attempted to shift blame for 4 years it was Bush, Congress, and or Repulicans is this Bush's fault too?
Free cell phone with monthly minutes increase spending by Obuma.
To OBUMA and all those brain washed that Obuma's incompetency, clueless leadership, lies, and failures constantly attempted to shift blame for 4 years it was Bush, Congress, and or Repulicans is this Bush's spending fault too? -
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@Paula of 3 Days Ago: It saddens me to see another Catholic voting for Obama Only because of the poor. That is Not what Catholicism is all about. Catholics who vote Obama strictly because of the poor have not done a thorough self-examination of themselves, or Obama, or the Doctrine of the Holy Catholic Church.
It is true that the Catholic Church is big on the poor. Our Catholic Hearts are big on the poor. However, Jesus, believed in the Ten Commandments of Moses. He also added His Two Commandments to the New Testament, which is the Sum of the Total Ten Commandants, leading us into a new era. It is one of Love and Responsibility of the Human Person=either Alive and in the womb, or Alive and out of the womb.
Obama is NOT for Life in the womb. He is NOT for the Poor in the womb. Therefore, it makes NO SENSE to vote Obama. Your post is contradictory to Catholic teaching. If you do not believe me, may I suggest tenderly, as one sister in Christ to another, to visit your priest, or do more Catholic reading. Prayerful Blessings...
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