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I visited the island for the first time today in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Later my sister (a resident in my town) went to the dock, but Kapp'n wasn't there. Are there restrictions on who may go to the island, or is it only one trip a day?
Ok, this is the exact requirements:
After paying off the first dues of the campsite to an upgraded constructed home, Isabelle will inform the player on the following day that the previous Mayor will want to present himself after a long retirement. Tortimer will address the PC Villager that he in-list your name on the roster for Kappn's boat ride. There are also restrictions on who may come in from Wi-Fi, being only friends or those with your code added. This outlook changes once you become a pledged member of CLUB TORTIMER sold in-store at the island at times presented by the shop. Each round about trip costs 1000 bells and consists of this single charge, allowing anyone from a Wi-Fi group to ride for free. Once one wants to travel back the requirements are all characters must go back to their seatings to deploy back to town. |
You may only go to the island if you've paid off your 'mortgage' to Nook. More information here. |


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Complete Jewish Bible (CJB) | New International Version (NIV) |
10 When that time comes,' says ADONAI-Tzva'ot, 'you will all invite each other to join you under your vines and fig trees.'" | 10 " 'In that day each of you will invite his neighbor to sit under his vine and fig tree,' declares the LORD Almighty." |
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'Journey to the West,' 'Cimarron Strip' and Bob Newhart Are The Week's Best New Releases
Features By Rob Hunter on May 27, 2014 | Be the First To CommentWelcome back to This Week In Discs! If you see something you like, click on the title to buy it from Amazon. Death Spa The hottest health spa in in town uses a state-of-the-art computer to help its clientele get the most out of their workouts, but the business is threatened when people start dying on the premises in wonderfully gory ways. Well, it would be threatened if the customers cared more about their safety than they do their bodies. It seems the owner's wife, a woman who burned to death under mysterious circumstances, has returned for some supernatural vengeance. I won't pretend that this late '80s horror flick is a "good" movie per se, but there's definitely a lot to enjoy here from the bloody gore effects to the decade-glorifying production design to its unabashed love of nudity to dialogue that delivers unintentional laughs. It's a fun little movie that also earns points for finding a different angle on the haunted house tale. Gorgon Video's new Blu-ray offers a solid HD transfer alongside new and entertaining extras, and while it's not the best new release this week (and it's more than a little over-priced) it's a joy to finally see this somewhat forgotten gem find new life. [Blu-ray/DVD extras: Commentary, making of, trailer]
SXSW 2014: The (Pretty Obvious) Keys to Wes Anderson's Filmmaking
Features By Jack Giroux on March 17, 2014 | Be the First To CommentWes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel is his most ambitious film to date. Filled with locations, costumes, and set pieces, there is quite a bit going on in almost every frame including some well-crafted action. Anderson has proved himself as a capable action director over the past few years, what with the chases in The Fantastic Mr. Fox and, of course, Steve Zissou's toe-to-toe battle with pirates. While Paramount may not be calling him to helm the next Transformers – not yet, anyway — he continues to show a real knack for action. Even though The Grand Budapest Hotel has a relentless pace, it's still a character-driven story for Wes Anderson. It's kind of a buddy comedy, following Monsieur Gustave H. (Ralph Fiennes) and his lobby boy, Zero (Tony Revolori), as they try to prove Gustave's innocence in a murder case. That synopsis is reductive, but it's the main focus of the story, which Anderson worked on with his buddy Hugo Guinness. Anderson has collaborated with other screenwriters on all his films, from Owen Wilson to Noah Baumbach to Roman Coppola, but this is his first solo credit. Our discussion with Anderson began with his penchant for not writing alone. Here's what he had to say about his process, from his scripts to making commercials, at SXSW:
8 Great (Fictional) Award Show Moments From Movies
Cinematic Listology By David Christopher Bell on February 21, 2013 | Be the First To CommentIt's silly to think that the outcome of Sunday's Academy Awards is going to somehow change anything about the films nominated, just like it is silly to get any kinds of worked up about it unless you yourself happen to be up for an award. Really, the fun of the Oscars is watching all those unquenchable egos sitting under one roof, patting each other on the back in the form of golden naked men. So in the honor of emotional extremity, let us look back on the greater award show moments in films – some of which portraying the very ceremony they hope to be a part of.
Wes Anderson's Career According to The Criterion Collection
Criterion Files By Landon Palmer on June 7, 2012 | Comments (1)The Criterion Collection's motto makes explicit its devotion to "important classic and contemporary films," but it's also clear that the Collection has dedicated itself to the careers of a select group of important classic and contemporary directors. Several prestigious directors have a prominent portion of their careers represented by the collection. Between the Criterion spine numbers and Eclipse box sets, 21 Ingmar Bergman films are represented (and multiple versions of two of these films), ranging from his 1940s work to Fanny and Alexander (and 3 documentaries about him). 26 Akira Kurosawa films have been given the Criterion/Eclipse treatment, and Yashujiro Ozu has 17 films in the collection. Though many factors go into forming the collection, including the ever-shifting issue of rights and ownership over certain titles, it's hard to argue against the criticism (or, perhaps more accurately, obvious observation) that the films in the Collection represent certain preferences of taste which makes its omissions suspect and its occasionally-puzzling choices fodder for investigation or too predictable to be interesting (two Kurosawa Eclipse sets?). And while the Collection has recently upped its game on the "contemporary" portion of its claim by highlighting modern-day masterpieces like Olivier Assayas's Carlos and Andrew Haigh's Weekend, for the most part attempts at forming a complete directorial filmography via within the Collection has typically been reserved for directors whose filmographies have completed. Except, of course, for the case of Wes Anderson.
6 Filmmaking Tips From Wes Anderson
Features By Scott Beggs on May 30, 2012 | Be the First To CommentOh, Wes Anderson. Some have already gotten to see his latest film, Moonrise Kingdom, and even more will see it as it opens wider this weekend. Without seeing his name on the title cards, it's easy to spot as one of his projects. The auteur has developed a look and feel all his own – usually constructed by primary colors, detailed set design, Britpop, and Bill Murray. This Texan who often lives in France is idiosyncratic in his storytelling, but he's also unafraid to put his personal demons onto the screen (in as twee a way as possible). From Bottle Rocket to Rushmore to Fantastic Mr. Fox, his work is usually ridiculously rich and infinitely quotable. So here is a bit of free film school (for fans and filmmakers alike) from the son of an advertiser and an archeologist.
Criterion Files #157: Ten Years After 'Tenenbaums'
Criterion Files By Landon Palmer on November 23, 2011 | Comments (5)Part of me is in complete disbelief that the release date of Wes Anderson's The Royal Tenenbaums will have been a decade ago next month. It doesn't feel so long ago that I was sixteen years old, seeing it for the first time in a movie theater and spending my subsequent Christmas with The Ramones, Elliot Smith, and Nico playing on repeat in my car (two years later, after hearing of Smith's death, my friends and I gathered together and watched Richie Tenenbaums's (Luke Wilson) attempted suicide with new, disturbing poignancy). And ten years on, even after having seen it at least a dozen times, and armed with the annoying ability to know every beat and predict every line, something about Tenenbaums feels ageless and fresh at the same time. But when you look at the movie culture that came after Tenenbaums, the film's age begins to take on its inevitable weight. Tenenbaums was Anderson's first (and arguably only) real financial success. Previously, Anderson was perceived as an overlooked critical darling following Rushmore, a promising director that a great deal of Hollywood talent wanted to work with (which explains Tenenbaums' excellent cast and, probably, its corresponding financial success). With this degree of mass exposure, other filmmakers followed suit, establishing what has since been known as the "Wes Anderson style," which permeated critical and casual assessment of mainstream indies for the following decade and established a visual approach that's been echoed in anything from Napoleon Dynamite to Garden State to less […]
Short Film of the Day: Playing With Light (Mon Ami Le Robot)
Features By Scott Beggs on June 10, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? Because Life Aquatic is a great inspiration for an animated adventure. This short features some playful animation, a clever idea, and a clear homage to the work of professional fish hunter named Steve Zissou. It's got touches of Miyazaki as well, and it's all handled brilliantly. A young boy living under the sea watches his robot friend fall asleep, so he heads out into the open ocean to get the light bulbs needed for power from an unlikely source. They run into danger, enjoy the beauty around them, and do it all set to music that sounds strikingly like a certain Mark Mothersbaugh's score. Regardless of the close referencing, this film is a smile factory. What does it cost? Just 4 minute of your time. Check out Playing With Light for yourself:
Culture Warrior: The Grown-Up Children of Wes Anderson and Noah Baumbach
Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on April 27, 2010 | Comments (2)The recent cinema of Wes Anderson and his occasional creative collaborator Noah Baumbach have encountered an interesting play with the ever-blurry line that retains an audience's empathy for an unlikeable protagonist. This week, the Culture Warrior puts those protagonists in focus.
If you're like me, you've been glued to Discovery Channel all week checking out all the fantastic shark action. If you need a break though, yet demand more sharks, here are a few films that should keep you from heading to the ocean (or to the deep end of the pool) for a while.
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I saw these smart shopping tips recently and I think they're really great. I must have lost count of the number of impulse buys I've made and regretted or ended up not wearing them. I'm sure you have too and in this belt tightening times, not wasting money on what you don't really need should be at the top of your new year's resolutions. Read these tips! Stop wasting money and avoid these mistakes when you go shopping Do you go shopping and always end up buying the same thing? Are you tired of buying clothes you never wear? Do you discover clothing in your wardrobe that you didn't even know you had? If you're spending a lot on clothes but your style never improves, you're making the same mistakes as most women when you go shopping:
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[nickolas shields] - U bastids, how about I throw you in a fucking wheel till u fall on ur ass and get wooped
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The Curve also has Bluetooth 2.0 for use with mono and stereo headsets, hands-free kits, and dial-up networking. If you want to use the Curve as a wireless modem, you will need to subscribe to one of Verizon's BroadbandAccess plans, which start at $15 per month. It does not support the object exchange profile. On the bright side, you won't have to invest in a Bluetooth GPS receiver, since the smartphone has a built-in GPS radio. You can use this with a location-based service, such as Verizon's VZ Navigator, or other mobile navigation software to get real-time tracking, directions, local search, and more.
The Curve 8330 is also an EV-DO capable for data speeds of around 300Kbps to 600Kbps with the potential to hit 2.4Mbps. This means you should enjoy faster Web browsing, downloads, and smooth media streams. Once again, however, Verizon Wireless chose not include support for its V Cast music and video services on the smartphone. Given its more corporate-centric features, Verizon seems to think business users won't want the streaming media services, but hey, why not give us the option? Sprint does.
Fortunately, there are other avenues for multimedia on the Curve 8330. The smartphone's built-in media player supports MP3, WMA, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, AMR-NB, and MIDI music files, and MPEG4, WMV, and H.263 video clips. You have the capability to search for songs on the smartphone, create playlists on the fly, and shuffle and repeat songs, and there's a full-screen mode for video playback. The included software CD also contains a copy of Roxio Easy Media Creator, so you can create MP3s from CDs and add audio tags. There's 96MB of flash memory onboard, but we'd load multimedia files on a microSD/SDHC card to conserve storage. The expansion slot can accept up to 8GB cards.
The RIM BlackBerry Curve 8330 also features a 2-megapixel camera with video recording capabilities. In regular camera mode, there's a 5x zoom and flash, as well as three picture sizes and three quality options. You also get white-balance settings and several color effects you can add to the photo. Video options are bit more limited with just two video formats (normal or multimedia message), three color effects, and a video light. Picture quality was OK. As we found with the Sprint Curve, objects had sharp definition but there was a slight grayness to the photo.
Other applications on the Curve include a calendar, a tasks list, a memo pad, an alarm clock, a password keeper, a calculator, a Brickbreaker game, and a voice recorder. Of course, you can add more applications to the BlackBerry, depending on your interests. For suggestions, check out CNET Download.com.
We tested the dual-band (CDMA 850/1900; EV-DO) RIM BlackBerry Curve 8330 in San Francisco using Verizon service, and call quality was good--better than Sprint's model. We enjoyed clear audio with very little to no background noise or distortion while we were talking to friends and using an airline's voice automated response system. On the other end, callers had similar praises though they said our voices sounded slightly tinny. Audio quality diminished slightly when we activated the speakerphone as voices sounds just a bit garbled; that said, we were still able to carry on conversations. We were able to successfully pair the Curve with the Logitech Mobile Traveller Bluetooth headset or the Motorola S9 Active Bluetooth headphones.
The Curve 8330 was generally responsive with minimal performance delays. Thanks to Verizon's EV-DO network, surfing the Net was relatively painless and swift. The Curve's improved Web browser, which features a mouse-like cursor, also does wonders for making page navigation easier than previous BlackBerrys. Multimedia performance was OK. We transferred several songs and videos to the smartphone, and as expected, music playback through the phone's speakers was mediocre but much improved when we plugged in a decent pair of headphones into the 3.5mm jack. Videos also looked a bit blurry, but sound audio and picture were synchronized. We are currently waiting for VZ Navigator to be activated on our review unit to test the GPS capabilities, and will update this section soon.
The RIM BlackBerry Curve 8330's 1,150mAh lithium ion battery has a rated talk time of 4.3 hours and up to 11 days of standby time. In our battery drain tests, we were able to get 5 hours of continuous talk time on a single charge. According to FCC radiation tests, the Curve 8330 has a digital SAR rating of 1.54 watts per kilogram.
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The Legend of ZELDA for the NES.
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The Legend of ZELDA for the NES.
I don't really remember exactly, but I think it was either mario for SNES or Super Street Fighter 2... Mario is more likely though.
My first game I played was mario bros, for the super snes very nice looking game the fun factor was crazy.And the game is still good for the gameboy advande
That maybe 4 years ago,I played a PS game,R4.It's my first game and also my favorite.
Hmmm... in video games, it's either Tekken or Street Fighter.
The first game I ever played was frogger, haha. They had it set up at my dentists office when I was like 4 or 5.
i think it was street figther; i was like 4 or 5.
I can't remember but I think it was 'Jill of the jungle'.


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In the world's largest blackout, some 600 million Indians lost power Tuesday. It is the second major failure of the country's power grid this week. Exactly what caused these monumental power outages is still under investigation, but the blackouts are raising new questions about India's rising energy needs. In this series, GlobalPost looks at the nearly 150 dams planned for the state of Arunachal Pradesh. Together, the dams would fill India's energy gap. But they will also devastate dozens of indigenous tribal peoples, wipe out thousands of acres of breathtaking forest and destroy some of the world's best whitewater.
This latest power failure, dubbed "Terrible Tuesday" by the Indian press, points to persistent and systemic issues in India's infamous bureaucracy.
NEW DELHI, India — Several hundred million people, who had been cut off from power across India's north and northeastern belt, resumed their regular routines yesterday when three failing power grids were brought back to life.
Though the scale of the power outage was vast, but the speed of recovery has been nearly as impressive: Up to 500 million people back online within 24 hours.
Many commentators have highlighted India's insufficient infrastructure in the wake of this latest catastrophe. But perhaps more than infrastructure — power grids are, after all, largely insecure even in developed countries like the US — this latest power failure, dubbed "Terrible Tuesday" by the Indian press, points to persisent and systemic issues in India's infamous bureaucracy.
The solution? Many experts say the answer lies away from the government and politics, and instead in the private sector. Privatizing power in the world's second-most populous nation isn't something that can happen overnight, but experts say it's worth looking into.
Read more: Dam Nation: The true cost of India's rising energy demands
The precise cause of the grid failures is still unknown, though the government has ordered an investigation into the matter. The energy demands of a rising middle class may turn out to be a sizable part of the problem. But also at fault are age-old political ties to power authorities, in a country where at least 300 million people — as many people as live in the US — have zero access to electricity.
Given the size of the Indian market and its largely bi-partisan political structure, power policies and implementation suffer. Most Indian power plants — their management, transmission and delivery — are run by government bodies. The regulatory committees set up to oversee and correct faults are largely run by officers from the Indian Administrative Services, who fall under the purview of the ruling party.
Two-thirds of India rely on electricity generated by coal. Most of this coal is high in ash, creating concern over emissions in India and overseas. Moreover, India's largest coal supplier, CAOL, is state-run and legendary for its bureaucracy. It is blamed for creating roadblocks in the opening up the space for private players, who run the electricity space in the US.
Analysts say there must be an increase in privatization if India is to fairly supply not only those who lost power over the past few days, but also those who have never had the luxury of a night-light to finish their homework.
GlobalPost infographic: India's energy crisis
"Power is not separate from politics," said S. L. Rao, an economist who headed India's first central electricity regulatory commission in New Delhi, almost a decade ago. "It goes into tariffs, it goes into voter groups getting cheaper, subsidized electricity, and it goes into not increasing tariffs when the prices of other materials go up."
Rao, who has written extensively on regulation, also edited "Powering India," a collection of essays suggesting ways in which the unwieldy power sector could benefit from independent regulatory authorities, healthy competition from the private sector, captive generation of dormant thermal plants and the further development of renewable energy.
Almost 90 percent of India's electricity assets are owned by central and state authorities, leaving distribution largely a state-to-state responsibility. This, according to Joet Ruet, whose book "Privatizing Power Cuts," looks at the failing organizational structure of large state electricity boards, cannot improve the current electricity system.
Ruet points to accountability and responsibility issues in India's state electricity boards, and suggests privatization as the only reasonable option.
The country's electricity boards lose a fortune. "This money could have been spent on roads, health, nutrition," says Rao. Much of the loss was attributed to transmission and delivery losses.
Folks point to a success story amid the doom and gloom. New Delhi's chief minister, Sheila Dixit, is no stranger to the power problem. She has gradually developed a privatization scheme for New Delhi, which saw the city's transmission and delivery losses drop significantly.
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The revenue that came out of the privatization scheme allowed her to improve New Delhi's infrastructure, building roads, hospitals and a metro system, which improved the city's green spaces.
Small interest groups have tried to prevent privatization in the bigger cities. Consumers assume that private companies will fleece consumers and prefer not to entertain such offers criticizing plant operators for producing excessive coal emissions, cutting down forests and dislocating the vast legions of tribal people who live on some of India's richest coal reserves.
Experts say privatization is likely to drive prices up, since the price of certain raw materials has also gone up. But this is inevitable, they say, and electricity cannot be subsidized forever.
The chief minister of one state, Punjab, offered free electricity to his constituency of farmers. The populist perspective, which was meant to satisfy voters, resulted in a dramatic reduction of the water table since farmers, unconstrained by electricity bills, would simply leave their water taps on.
Truth be told, India has few options but coal at the moment. Access to gas and renewable energy is limited. India has hydro plants in Kashmir and Arunachal Pradesh. One group of these is off-limits because of a lack of security in Kashmir; the others are in Arunchal Pradesh, much of which is inaccessible because of terrain and lack of infrastructure.
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7 Things You Need to Know BEFORE You Get Married to Avoid Divorce
By Laura Miolla
The institution of marriage has long been idealized in the United States, especially when compared to other developed nations in the world. Here, getting married for the first time is a huge milestone in most people's lives. Little girls dream about it. Mothers and fathers insist on it. The gay community lobbies for it. It is the norm within our society.
However, 40% - 50% of first-time marriages in the United States end in divorce. Clearly, most couples aren't thinking about divorce when they are planning their wedding – but, given this statistic, they should. Divorce can be psychologically devastating. It can destroy your self-esteem. It can cripple you financially. It can negatively impact the wellbeing of your children. Choosing the right partner when it comes to marriage is the key to decreasing this statistic. Overall, fewer people would get married, but those marriages would have a far better chance of success.
Here are 7 things you need to know before taking the plunge:
1. The Wedding Is Not The Goal
The goal is to create a fulfilling, sustainable marriage. The wedding is just the exciting beginning of (what is meant to be) a life-long partnership based on shared values and goals. Given the time, effort and money that goes into a wedding these days, it's no surprise that it feels like a major accomplishment. And it is. However, the REAL accomplishment is in fulfilling your vows on a daily basis – "to have and to hold from this day forward, for better or for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish; from this day forward until death do us part." I know, I know. Making the wedding the goal is SO much easier. It is more immediate and you get to check the box afterward on your list of things to do before the age of 35. If you don't shift your perspective on what is most important though, your odds of celebrating your 50th wedding anniversary are cut in half.
2. Invest More In The Honeymoon, Than The Wedding
There is a huge emphasis on weddings in our society. Weddings have become a major industry in their own right with the average wedding coming in around $30,000. And they typically take at least a year to plan. Family and friends are all involved in making this the celebration of your life. And there is huge emotional investment in a wedding. Everyone involved wants it to be just "perfect." There is no such thing as perfect though. Social expectations around what a wedding "should be" often become more important than what it really is – a celebration of two people's love and commitment to one another. In many ways, weddings are now more for the guests than the two people getting married. While celebration is important, the real celebration of the relationship occurs during the honeymoon as you begin to fulfill your vows of love, honor and respect. It is these first steps that set the stage for the rest of your married life. Honor that private time together as much as possible. It is rare to have such focused time together in our fast-paced society and it deserves to be cherished in its own right. This is where the real work of marriage begins.


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The Central Bank of Ireland today said it intends to lift its ban on hedge funds' lending to firms.
The regulator today published a consultation paper 'Consultation on loan originating Qualifying Investor AIF', which signals its intention to lift its long-standing prohibition on lending by alternative investment funds (AIFs). It sets out a proposed framework of rules to apply to specialist loan funds (loan originating Qualifying Investor AIF).
The consultation contains proposals to mitigate financial stability risks including: making Loan Originating Qualifying Investor AIFs closed-ended; leverage limits, and strict requirements on these funds to keep their investors well-informed on the lending they would do.
In addition, a number of key protections are imported from banking regulation concerning credit assessment quality, stress testing and related-party origination. Institutional and professional investors would be the eligible investors.
Gareth Murphy, Director of Market Supervision, said: "We believe that loan origination by investment funds should take place within an appropriate regulatory framework. In proposing to make these significant changes to the Central Bank's AIF rulebook, we have carefully considered the credit needs of the real economy, the financial stability risks which can arise from imprudent lending and the necessity to protect investors."
The proposed rules are the result of a year-long process of discussion and consultation with industry and regulatory peers which included the European Systemic Risk Board.
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Most home mortgage brokers can be found online by doing a search in your favorite search engine. They will certainly ask you a number of important questions that concerns just what type of financing you require and the type of home mortgage you would choose when you get in touch with a home loan broker. Afterwards, they will certainly do the research for you and offer you a number of alternatives to enable you to determine with which home loan to pick for your house whether it's refinancing or the purchase of a residence. An extremely essential thing to keep in mind is that a mortgage broker is free of charge to you. They earn their fee from the financial institution that you choose to get your home loan from.
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If Bob Anderson lasts as long as Don Brooks, then he's in for one heck of a run at Coronado.
Anderson is the T-Birds news head football coach replacing Brooks after a 35 year run at Coronado. In fact, Anderson is just the third football coach in the history of T-Bird football.
Anderson spent the last five years as Coronado's defensive co-ordinator. A press conference is expected on Friday.


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Young hollywood is an endless buzz these days with all the rumoured stories of sex tapes, drug and alcohol abuse, and of course, the recent buzz about how the famous Lindsay Lohan returns to court. Caught for potentially violating probation (again), the court is set to rule her back to jail or more familiar grounds—rehab.
Though Lohan is clearly addicted to the ultimate 'rockstar' lifestyle, we can't deny that the young starlet has a flair for the spotlight as a talented actress, provocative diva and sex symbol! Clearly, bad publicity can most definitely be good publicity.


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Friday, September 5. 2014information on the development naturopathe
Health is wealth, so we need to care for it. If you are unhealthy or ill, everything will be influenced as well as your projects. But occasionally, we cannot assistance ourselves to obtain sick due to pressure or for the environment that we've got. Great factor there's somebody who may heal us from all the painful sensations in our physique.
A-Side from a physician, there's another health-related discipline that treats sickness and peoplefrom injuries. These folks use their patients to be treated by healings which can be choice. This type of occupation is known as consultant naturopath. What Is Formation Naturopathe Marseille? Natural medicine can be a form of treatment that uses healing that is certainly alternative. This sort of treatment has been utilized ages ago to treat other illnesses and injuries in the body. It utilizes the natural energy to fix the person from his/her sufferings. Nevertheless, just like all other medical career, you must undergo some coaching to be able to come to be a certified consultant naturopath. Fortunately, you can find schools that offer this course. You merely need to guarantee that the government accredits the school ahead of you enroll in that special college. The best way to Grow to be a Naturopath? You may need before you turn into an advisor naturopath to experience some training, as mentioned earlier. You may be an associate or, a PhD degree is often taken by you if you need to trim extra issues. In this kind of profession, it is possible to either pick chiropractic treatment, naturopathy or acupuncture. Every discipline has a unique concentration so pupils must select the region exactly where hisor her curiosity at. You'll need till you attain the level to complete the diploma, if you want to be a naturopath physician. Nevertheless, getting a naturopath physician is a procedure that is certainly long. But if you are extremely considering getting a consultant, then you certainly would not feel of your years you have to take prior to you become a consultant that is certified. For you to become a consultant naturopath, you should start with the certification amount. In certification, you must examine in regards to the different fields for example healthcare, nutrition, physiology, Western medication and so forth. And you enjoy what you have discovered and when the class is finished by you, then that's the time to enroll for the bachelor degree. At this degree, you must study about physiology , psychology and chemistry, biology. And once you have completed the bachelors degree, then that is the time for you to consider PhD degree. Concerning the ecole de naturopathie marseille, you'll study more in this last stage of learning. You will understand acupuncture, chiropractic treatment, massage and Herbology. Also, you will understand how alternative medicine helps in curing an individual. Once you've completed the course, then you can come to be a certified advisor naturopath and construct your personal practice of natural medicine.
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Much more, straightforward practice is exceeded beyond by the therapeutic and medi cal methodology inside the place. Created from the remainder of the world's grandest medical professors in Caycedian Sophrologie's field, several have guessed to the exceptionally altruistic individual awareness. Nothing could evaluate to the French training for hypnotherapy. The Caycedian term was created to recognize the name of Dr. Caycedo of Madrid. Shortly, his approach to health hypnotherapy was utilized in Paris. The west's regimental approach has decreased and concentrated with the dynamic section in the healing procedure. Started in 1960, Sophrologie's neurological protection is a dynamic human evolution to the comprehension of therapy and medication. Quite a few educational differences had been undergone by such achievement that was medical concerning whether it is artificial or true. Because the strategy is hallmarked from the lesser- recognized scientific notion of self-hypnosis, educational introspection is inevitable. Albeit, Dr. Caycedo along with the remaining portion of the scientific community in assistance insist that self-hypnosis will be the peak of individual visibility to nature, for the truth and most especially, to one's personal self. The sophrologie evaluations introduce the principle of self healing. Thus, self-healing can only be performed when the person is equally open and vulnerable to himself and his environment. The cerebral ability of an individual, because the period he/albeit has gained mind, was congested to the restriction of the world set mathematics, by science along with the social belief-system. But based on many teachers in a coach de vie paris , you can find limitless possibilities a mind can do. Through self-hypnosis, we are starting and going into the intricate system of your physique. The system may seem initially that is finite, but the fact regarding the mental height surfaces outside once the cell development is considered. The college of sophrologie in London introduces pupils towards the less- of appearing the neurological system of synapses and electrical signals normal strategy. What exactly is the essential device, afterward? The answer is a reasonably priceless instrument known as energy. In line together with the Alternative Medicine and Wellness Techniques' finesse writings article are the prestigious concept of mental peak more than clinically- advocated medications. For a period of 7 years, even doctors that happen to be private, professionals and medi cal experts are exploiting into the seminal advantage of self healing. Thus, self-healing among countries in Europe, notably in Rome is a series of areas which might be individual. In some way, the culture that may be French constantly place selfhealing, lest the sophrologie medical tactic at the apex of consciousness that is certainly human. In conclusion... The global intra- college rating puts London education towards the very best. Many agree the development in medical training through the Sophorologie college nails it all. Presently called to market priceless medical school good quality, cash is practically nothing set alongside the information provided by the Sophrologie Formation in London.
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Thursday, September 4. 2014What exactly is climacteric?
There comes a time when a woman encounters circumstances referred to as menopause. They'd normally ask the query How long does menopause final? The answer is regrettably forever. One time a woman has undergone the menopause condition then they can no longer be cured from. On the other hand climacteric isnt some sickness that you should be scared of. Its merely an all-natural step or development into a ladies body. Its like aging it is inevitable and will happen. The youngest age that a woman may be menopause could be about their later 30s or early 40s. The normal age for climacteric it usually about 50 against the earliest in record is about 70 years-old.
What exactly is climacteric? It is condition where the regular perception is that the majority of women will not menstruate. That's the typical perception of climacteric which is the reason why older girls get this. It's not a fatal disease nor does it want treatment as it is a natural body development. Through the menopause state, women will no longer conceive consequently they're going to experience this normally in their 50s. Should you dont have children yet then better make one before you head to the menopause state. Climacteric is just not a thing you should fear as this is a natural progress of the human body. The way you can understand additional concerning how long does menopause last A doctor is also a good person to refer to as long as you cover for your own visit obviously. You can even study some studying materials or go on-line to see them on sites. You will find guaranteed to be advice regarding the message in addition to particular clinical remedies ahead of menopause. You may always ask the older ones that are already at their menopause periods. Question them what ordinarily happens or are there things you ought to be aware about. Climacteric is merely normal but when youre oblivious of what it is-then be sure that you understand it first.
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Additional powerful smelling spices also reject insects such as fresh leaf and cloves. Lavander acrylic can be understood to repel bugs so blend it along with water and spray at home.
Diatomaceous earth additionally kills silverfish, spiders and also other bugs. Scatter round the home at which you suspect silverfish are. Diatomaceous earth is available from hardware stores and pest control retailers. You can find common solutions that can be employed to eliminate and repel silverfish in the home naturally. Citrus spray could be used to eradicate many insects like silverfish as they're repelled by its own scent. Apply generously where there is infestation like baseboards and even outside your home. Citrus aerosols are organic and wont be dangerous to your own wellness. Do not confuse all-natural citrus sprays with lemony cleansing items as they tend not to repel silverfish. These are only several remedies to the issue of how to eliminate silverfish. Silverfish are merely a half inch extended yet they are really frustrating bugs which are attracted to paste, book bindings and wallpaper at residence and also result in damage like termites. A lot of people wish to know the way to eliminate silverfish securely and normally. Other options to how to get rid of silverfish If normal choices arent providing you with the outcomes you want, you are able to go for more radical choices like compounds. A lot of people would like to know just how to eradicate silverfish for great but substances can be expensive plus additionally they aren't as healthy as natural means. There are pesticides which can be made especially to exterminate silverfish. After extermination, you have to make sure silverfish dont return by keeping dwelling surfaces dry, cleaning rugs often and checking on magazines and novels for invasion.
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LauraRobichaud, You asked the million dollar question. Why do some pups spring out and grow while some sit and do nothing. I have some pups that for one year stayed the same. Grew nothing. Not up or across or any new leaves, then the plant will produce a new pup that shoots out and grows 12 inches in 3 months. One extreme to the other. Right now I am experimenting with a new idea. When it passed thru this winter, I will tell the world. Starting here of course. So far so good. This may change the way we grow our sans. Or I fail and say nothing at all. Ha ha. Stush, waiting for others to post |
- Posted by LauraRobichaud 5b Mass. (My Page) on Wed, Nov 13, 13 at 12:40
I know what you're saying, Stsh, about slow growing pups. Doesn't this tiny pup appear to have mature leaves that are only a few inches tall? That's what struck me. Can't wait to see how your experiment unfolds! |
- Posted by solar_storm 24 CA (My Page) on Wed, Nov 13, 13 at 16:22
There was a small sans called "'Silver Princess' with leaves that maxed out for me at about 8". I thought I had a photo, but alas, no. I'm trying to revive the plant now and if sucessful, I'll post a photo. |
Hope it does stay small and continue to produce more leaves and produce pups. If it was stunted, the new growth will start to return to normal. Some how we don't like normal do we? Dale, |
- Posted by michael1846 6 (My Page) on Thu, Jan 2, 14 at 14:49
How is it now? Still small? |
- Posted by LauraRobichaud 5b Mass. (My Page) on Thu, Jan 2, 14 at 15:56
Yes, it's still small. It got a little wrinkled and lost one of its older leaves. The pup has plumped back up over the last few days. Of course, being winter, I'm just trying to keep it alive and somewhat happy until it can go outside when it's warm! |
- Posted by michael1846 6 (My Page) on Thu, Jan 2, 14 at 20:20
So it is just a dwarf or stunted? |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Fri, Jan 3, 14 at 11:29
This is interesting. I have a couple little pups that came from propagated leaves. I put them in this 'planter' (aluminum roasting pan, holes punched in bottom) last spring and they haven't grown more than maybe 1/2 inch, though the one that's not out of focus did make it's own tiny pup, back and to the right, from this angle. The leaf that spawned these lil' pups was a normal leaf from the large type Sans in this discussion. We will see what's going on under the surface when I unpot everything in this planter in 2-3 months. So yours came from a rhizome and mine came from a leaf prop. The only thing different about this planter is that I didn't keep it as moist this past summer as I usually would for Sans in a pot, pandering more to the other plants in there that can't take consistent moisture. Part of the Stapelia shriveled up too, too dry for it. |
- Posted by LauraRobichaud 5b Mass. (My Page) on Fri, Jan 3, 14 at 11:55
no idea if it's a dwarf or stunted. I guess time will tell. Purple..very cool that such a little plant produced a pup. Please update us when you unpot this in the spring! |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Fri, Jan 3, 14 at 12:07
IKR! Ever since I started paying more attention to these, they keep doing 'new' stuff. The chunk I sent to my Mom's house has done that thing where a pup forms in the rosette of an existing plant. Will see if it's still alive today & get a pic. I think it's out in the cold. Stunted (from thirst) is the word I'd apply to the ones I showed, but it's just a guess. Observing is a blast, even if what I see usually doesn't make sense. |
- Posted by michael1846 6 (My Page) on Fri, Jan 3, 14 at 14:10
If it was stunted I don't "think" it would make a pup maby it's unusually small. If you fertilize them in the summer and they stay small then I would take it as a mini sans. Good luck. |
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Sat, Jan 28, 12 at 16:39
I have a black mission cutting that I have rooted in water for over a year, not knowing when to take it out it just kept getting bigger roots and bigger ones. I planted it dec 18 and since then the fig has only gone down hill, during this time he had mites, which was confirmed, and treated for. However, he has lost his terminal bud and refuses to put new leaves out, he did have full leaves when he was in water. He has also just gotten little tan small six legged creatures that appear to my knowledge to me spider mites, though they are coming up from the soil. I need help, I just unpotted him to look at his roots and the appear not to be any new ones rather are little white dots on all his roots but that may be just the soil. His trunk is wrinkly or shriveling like as well. He is now out of the potting soil and back in water. Thoughts please, is there any way to save my poor fig?
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- Posted by octopusgarden 5b-6a (My Page) on Sat, Jan 28, 12 at 22:22
I believe my zone is 5b-6a. The fig is also indoors, and near a heater that is set at approximately 73 degrees Fahrenheit. |
Roots formed in water are structurally and biologically different than roots formed in a well aerated medium, and transition poorly to a solid media, partly because they are very brittle, but mostly because they are very poor at using water and O2 from the soil. Normal roots have tissue called parenchyma, that facilitates water and O2 usage, where roots formed in water have a different structure and a tissue called aerenchyma, that allows O2 for root metabolism to come from the top of the plant instead of the root medium (water). These roots perform very poorly in soil; they don't move water well. Additionally, you have the fact that your cuttings are indoors when they would be better if resting in a cold spot. What happened to all the roots you mentioned that had formed in water? Al |
- Posted by octopusgarden 5b-6a (My Page) on Sun, Feb 5, 12 at 18:21
Al, I am sorry that it has taken me so long to respond, I am very much now aware of the differences between the roots in soil and water. This also sheds some light on my recent hydroponics experiments, with fig trees. All of which have gone south. The roots that formed, while in water the first time have sense turned black and seem to be fine. |
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This is EASY and quick. You are out the door for work in no time with dinner ready when you get home! Submitted by JOROTZ Carbs: 36.4g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 7.8g | Protein: 60.2g | Calories: 392.4
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Pannekoeken with Sliced Apples and Cinnamon & Sugar Submitted by SEYMOURCHICK Carbs: 33.3g | Fat: 11.5g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 6g | Calories: 255
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Ali's version of Cold Stone Creamery's Berry Lemony Smoothie Submitted by SEYMOURCHICK Carbs: 28.5g | Fat: 0.1g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 0.8g | Calories: 117.2
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Yummy Submitted by SEYMOURCHICK Carbs: 24.1g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 0.7g | Calories: 97.8
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Chinese Stir Fry Carbs: 25.6g | Fat: 9g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 25.1g | Calories: 300.3
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Steak & Pasta with Pesto Butter Submitted by SEYMOURCHICK Carbs: 24g | Fat: 41.7g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 27g | Calories: 581.2
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Dijon crusted chicken breast Submitted by SEYMOURCHICK Carbs: 16.4g | Fat: 8.6g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 40.7g | Calories: 329.7
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Cookbook creator says: Just my calculations so I know the correct serving size, calories, etc. Nothing special. Carbs: 31.6g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 5.1g | Calories: 166.3
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Submitted by SEYMOURCHICK Carbs: 23.5g | Fat: 3.6g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 12.9g | Calories: 180.4
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Cream cheese & ham wrapped pickle Carbs: 2.3g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 3g | Calories: 27.5
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Cookbook creator says: This was my mom's recipe. When I make it - I add more sugar. We like our potato salad sweet - and this is a recipe I rarely share. It's a favorite by everyone that comes to my home. Submitted by SEYMOURCHICK Carbs: 45.7g | Fat: 8.1g | Fiber: 4.8g | Protein: 6.2g | Calories: 276.4
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Cookbook creator says: Just plain out-of-the box Rice-a-Roni, prepared with proper calculations and serving sizes. Submitted by SEYMOURCHICK Carbs: 53g | Fat: 9.2g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 5.1g | Calories: 308
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Incredible! 5.0/5
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Moist & Tender Beef Roast Submitted by SEYMOURCHICK Carbs: 4.8g | Fat: 29.9g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 43.3g | Calories: 478.2
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Turkey Reuben Submitted by SEYMOURCHICK Carbs: 35.9g | Fat: 20.1g | Fiber: 4.1g | Protein: 32.8g | Calories: 457.1
This is a delicious, light, refreshing dessert. It's low cal and sugar and can be made with the lite pie filling in any flavor. Note that this needs to be made the night before to soften the graham crackers. Submitted by HOCKIMAMA Carbs: 16.2g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 2.8g | Calories: 80.1
4 ingredients, 20 minutes and dinner is served! If you're looking for the perfect boneless pork chops recipe, this is it! Submitted by LINJEN Carbs: 18.4g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 19.9g | Calories: 204.3
Six ingredients, 5 minutes of hands-on cooking, and dinner is served! Submitted by ORANGECOWCAT Carbs: 24.1g | Fat: 12.5g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 41g | Calories: 385.4
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Very Good 4.4/5
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Lee Patrick (actress)
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Lee Patrick | |
Lee Patrick in The Maltese Falcon (1941)
Born | New York City, New York, U.S. |
November 22, 1901
Died | November 26, 1982[1] Laguna Beach, California, U.S. |
(aged 81)
Occupation | Actress |
Years active | 1929–1975 |
Spouse(s) | Thomas Wood (1937–1982) (her death) |
Lee Patrick (November 22, 1901 – November 26, 1982) was an American theater and film actress.[2]
Early life and education[edit]
Born in New York City, Patrick began acting on Broadway in 1924. For more than a decade, she was constantly employed and established herself as a popular actress. She appeared in the original 1929 production of June Moon by George S. Kaufman and Ring Lardner and reprised her role in the 1933 revival.
Her success in Stage Door (1937) led her to Hollywood to reprise her role in the film version. Eventually the part was rewritten and split from a single character into two characters which were played by Katharine Hepburn and Ginger Rogers. Patrick had made her film debut in 1929, but since that time, had not appeared in a single film, and RKO was reluctant to cast an unknown actress for a film which they were beginning to realize had great potential. Her disappointments continued when she was considered and then rejected for the lead role in Stella Dallas (1937) in favor of Barbara Stanwyck.
Her difficulties in establishing a career as a leading actress were often attributed to a long-standing feud Patrick had with gossip columnist Louella Parsons. Patrick's husband, Tom Wood, a journalist and author of The Lighter Side of Billy Wilder, once wrote a magazine article which was very critical of Parsons.
Supporting roles[edit]
She remained in Hollywood, and appeared in Border Cafe (1937). Over the next several years she played numerous supporting roles, without attracting much critical attention. Patrick appeared in The Maltese Falcon (1941) as Effie Perine, the loyal and quick-thinking secretary of Humphrey Bogart's Sam Spade. Perine was one of Patrick's most enduring film characterisations. That same year, she appeared in a leading role as an intelligent, crime-solving nurse in The Nurse's Secret.
Among her other films are The Sisters (1938), Now, Voyager (1942), Mrs. Parkington (1944), Gambler's Choice (1944), Mildred Pierce (1945), Wake Up and Dream (1946), Caged (1950), There's No Business Like Show Business (1954), Vertigo (1958), Auntie Mame (1958), Pillow Talk (1959), Summer and Smoke (1961), and 7 Faces of Dr. Lao (1964).
Her final film role was a reprise of her Effie Perine character in a reworking of the Sam Spade story The Black Bird. Starring George Segal as Sam Spade, Jr., forced to continue his father's work, and to keep his increasingly sarcastic secretary, the film attempted to turn its revered predecessor into a comedy.
Television work[edit]
Patrick appeared on television in the CBS situation comedy Topper (1953–1955) with Leo G. Carroll, Anne Jeffreys, and Robert Sterling.
She made several appearances as the mother of Ida Lupino in the CBS sitcom Mr. Adams and Eve (1957–1958), also starring Howard Duff, Lupino's third husband.
In 1963, she appeared as Aunt Wilma Howard in the episode "Skeleton in the Closet" of Walter Brennan's CBS sitcom The Real McCoys.
In 1965, she appeared as Mrs. Ashton Durham in the episode "It's a Dog's World" of Hazel and as Cora Prichard in an episode entitled "Noblesse Oblige" during the show's final season.
She also turned in a hilarious voice performance as "Mrs. Frumpington" in an episode of the CBS animated series "The Alvin Show," which may also be heard on the soundtrack LP by David Seville and The Chipmunks.
Ms. Patrick also made three appearances in the TV series, "I Married Joan." (which, due to lack of copyright renewal, have been in the public domain). They are entitled "Artist Show," "Neighbors," and "Broken Toe," and can be found on YouTube.
Patrick died suddenly from a heart seizure on the day before her 81st birthday, at Laguna Beach, California.[3]
Partial filmography[edit]
- Night Spot (1938)
- South of Suez (1940)
- The Nurse's Secret (1941) Plays Miss Ruth Adams, an intelligent nurse.
- The Maltese Falcon (1941)
- The Walls Came Tumbling Down (1946)
- The Lawless (1950)
- Tomorrow Is Another Day (1951)
- Vertigo (1958)
- Auntie Mame (1958)
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- Lee Patrick at the Internet Broadway Database
- Lee Patrick at the TCM Movie Database
- Lee Patrick at Allmovie
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Just read on Teresa's blog where she has started using an oven stone on the top shelf of the oven as well as the one she bakes on.
I noticed the other day that the local "Reject Shop" has 300mm round ceramic pizza stones for $10.00, they were only about 12mm thick so I didn't buy one, but I might get one today and try it as a top stone.
This is sort of like a poor imitation of a brick oven idea.


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1) In my clearly advanced, galactic mind I do represent everyone. Or at least a stranger in a strange land.
2) Comment moderators aside, I refuse to give up Diet Coke.
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1) In my clearly advanced, galactic mind I do represent everyone. Or at least a stranger in a strange land.
2) Comment moderators aside, I refuse to give up Diet Coke.
1) I hadn't realized that you represented everyone, nor that they don't care what I think. Nor, clearly, that I have no wit. An eye-opener. Thanks for the enlightenment. Always a joy to communicate with you.
2) Why would you be afraid of theories, diametrically opposed or otherwise? Re the comment moderators, perhaps easing up on the caffeine would help?
Some look for small government under republicans, others wunder what was the point in the first place. The answer: Its an euphemism for redistribution from the bottom to the top. So big government as long as the spending is in favour of the rich is completly consistent with the ideology.
Military: Good, protects the money!
Prisons: Good, lets just get those poor out of sight, maybe remove their voteing right as a bonus, at least break them so they give up on politics and their life.
Schools: Good and Bad (localice it, so the lower rich get good public schools, and the poor crappy ones).
Complicated tax code (more irs employes): Really good, a nice hidden regressive tax
And by the way, Heimdall, no one cares what your opinion of a coherent focus is ... or how muddy are marginally overlapping groups!
1) You've absolutely no wit, and your purvey is not SMALL government.
2) In actuality, I'm more afraid of being blocked-out by "comment moderators" than I am of your diametrically opposite theories!
$1000 wager? Dang son, you're on!
So the bet, an_open_mind, is that the Obama administration is unable to drop politically poisonous half-wits like Palin and Limbaugh and bet real money that the Dems will LOSE senate seats in 2010?
(Money on the table ... now please).
For conservatism to revive, it needs to do two things:
1) Have a coherent focus. To call fiscal conservatives and social conservatives and national defense conservatives all "conservative" muddies the waters, since they are at best marginally overlapping groups.
To wit: if conservatism is about small government (the fiscals), then we don't need crazy Pentagon programs to fight the last war (angering the defensers) or intrusive government intervention in our personal lives (irritating the socials)
2) Actually exist in reality. To have a shiny theory is great, I suppose (e.g., "the government should live within its means", or "we should cut spending"), but when you get into power you need to *implement* your shiny theory, not its diametric opposite (a la the last administration).
ontheflipside - On the contrary...I sincerely hope for a revival of fiscal conservatism. But this time let's not pretend that we're fiscal conservatives while simultaneously swelling federal spending to 23% of GDP (as Reagan did - per the OMB). Let's really drive the debt down this time (for the first time!).
Because the GOP seems unable to to drop politically poisonous half-wits like Palin and Limbaugh I'm happy to bet real money that the Dems will pick up senate seats in 2010, and that Obama will easily cruise to a second term. $1000 per wager interesting enough for you?
john powers,
At this point, I would say an_open_mind does not have an open mind when it comes to a possible revival of fiscal conservatism.
Courtesy of voters like an_open_mind, I'll also wager Obama will be a one-term president. It appears "[Republican] members of the United States House of Representatives when voting for or against Articles of Impeachment ...
"Article I § 2 of the United States Constitution gives the House of Representatives the sole power to impeach (make formal charges against) and Article I § 3 gives the Senate the sole power to try impeachments. Article II § 4 of the Constitution provides as follows:
"The fourth view is that an indictable crime is not required, but that the impeachable act or acts done by the President must in some way relate to his official duties. The bad act may or may not be a crime but it would be more serious then simply "maldministration." This view is buttresses in part by an analysis of the entire phrase "high crimes or misdemeanors" which seems to be a term of art speaking to a political connection for the bad act or acts. In order to impeach it would not be necessary for the act to be a crime, but not all crimes would be impeachable offenses."
Given the horrendous damage Bush has done to our country (courtesy of voters like you)... "moron" and "idiot" are too of the most polite terms I can muster.
You lose the title of grown-up when you throw around terms like "moron" for anyone you don't like.
It is possible to consider the revival of conservatism without spouting off.
john powers - If Palin and Limbaugh represent your view of the future of the Republican Party, then I wish you luck. That party won't get the chance to govern for a long very time - thank God.
People don't learn from mistakes that they don't own up to. I expect grown-ups, like myself, to take responsibility for the consequences of their votes - and then to learn from having elected disasterous politicians. Only when those lessons have sunk in will the foundation be laid for renewal.
As it stands you show every indication of voting for the next Bush-like moron that gets propped up by your party. Which just makes you part of a smaller and increasingly irrelevant minority. Ah well.
No, your comments are not very useful. They are full of blame and never approach the issue initiated.
You can sit around and snipe at Palin and Limbaugh all you want, and call everyone who didn't vote the way you like idiots, but it does not get any closer to formation of an alternative to the creeping statism going on in the country right now.
The "big issues that can re-form the Republicans" flow directly out of my comments:
First the Republicans have to start putting forward competent and intelligent candidates - preferably of good character.
The fact that some are still pushing Palin just shows that they don't get it yet! The fact that many in the GOP won't cross Rush Limbaugh is also all the proof you need that they don't get it and/or they don't have the character (polical courage in this instance) to stand up for a party that can represent the American people and govern the country.
Clear enough now?
I think the thread has reached a new low.
Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) lays out a pretty sensible budget proposal this morning offering simplified flatter taxes, reduced deficits, and entitlement reform...all Economic Liberal ideas that could possibly be applauded by The Economist.
Rather than actually look at the big issues that can re-form the Republicans, threads like this get stuck on juvenilia.
Not that anyone from the editorial board ever reads this stuff or contributes, but if how can anyone claim that "I see no signs, so far, that conservatives are doing anything about rebuilding their reputation for sound government" when the proposals that this magazine stood for 170 years are out there in black and white?
24.7% of the voting age population voted for Bush in 2000. I suspect an objective demographer would find that there is a correlation between that number and the % of adults who are incapable of judging competence or character in their elected officials.
mmill - and surely your thesis is not that grades at university determine success as president?
Bush was one of the worst presidents in history - so the probability that Kerry would have been worse: approx. 1 in 43
Are you still trying to justify your vote for Bush to your conscience?
I am trying to fathom how the politics of social conservatives are driven by ignorance and fear.
Was the anti-Eugenics movement driven by ignorance and fear? Perhaps it was driven by the "fear" that one group of politically connected people would declare another group "ignorant" then try to wipe them out, but on balance it seems pretty sensible to adhere to traditional teachings about respecting life itself.
When I see pathetic statements like "enough ignorant and uneducated Republicans who couldn't tell that Bush was an idiot", I default away from the line of thinking that "educated" people are somehow capable of making good decisions.
Small government ? Don't make me laugh. No one who seeks power and goes to the trouble of getting it is then going to decrease it. The winners merely take goodies away from the losers friends to give treats to their own.
open mind:
"Bush became president because the Dems were apathetic after the messy but prosperous Clinton years, and there were enough ignorant and uneducated Republicans who couldn't tell that Bush was an idiot."
... and in 2004, the Democrats nominated John Kerry, one of the few people who actually got worse grades at Yale than Bush. If Bush was an idiot, what was Kerry? And Kerry's skills as a student vastly exceeded his skills as a politician. Bush was never much of a politician, but Kerry made him look positively smooth.
So if Republicans nominated Bush because they're "uneducated and ignorant," then what does that say about Democrats? And what does it say about the majority of independents who voted for Bush?
"There may still be enough dim-witted Republicans to get Palin to 30%, but there are now simply too many people who look for competence and intelligence in their elected leaders for her ever to become president."
As opposed to 4 and 8 years ago, when few people cared about competence or intelligence in their elected leaders? Come on. Surely that's not your thesis.
Sorry for the double entry. I see there's still conversation happening here. I thought my first comment just didn't take.
Thanks, Open Mind. We real Americans are clever.
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Wow, were these great! I used boneless thighs and skewered them to grill. Yummy.
servings4 servings
3/4 c plain low-fat yogurt1 T fresh lemon juice
1 T minced fresh ginger
2 t minced garlic
1 t ground turmeric
1/2 t ground coriander
1/2 t ground cumin
1/2 t garam masala
Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
8 chicken thighs
Whish all ingredients; add chicken thighs marinate until grilling.my notes
recipe at a glance
type: Quick & Easy
main ingredients: Poultry
cuisine: Indian
dietary considerations: Healthy