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March 6: Book club – Join the Richmond Hill Public Library book club at 11 a.m. to discuss "The Orphan Master's Son" by Adam Johnson. The meeting is free and open to the public. The only membership requirement is a library card. To join or learn more, contact Carol Yarley at 756-3580 or email@example.com.
Heavy rain and lightning didn't put a damper on the 2013 Ogeechee Riverkeeper awards gala Saturday at Fort McAllister Historic State Park.
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Feb. 28: Tax assistance – Volunteers from VITA and AARP will be available to provide free tax help for older taxpayers and people with low and moderate incomes from 3-6 p.m. at the Richmond Hill Public Library. For more information, call 447-5577.
There is a lot to be said and learned about any purposeful commercial business that requires organized systems and procedures. One of them is a cafeteria.
CORRECTION: The Richmond Hill City Center will not be serving lunch during the 2013 Hometown Expo as was originally reported.
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Feb. 22-24: Springtime Made in the South – Check out the unique crafts and art created by Southern artisans at the 2013 Springtime Made in the South show at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center. The show will be open from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday and Saturday and from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. Admission costs $7. To learn more, visit www.madeinthesouthshows.com.
Nothing says Valentine's Day like chocolate. And nobody does chocolate like All Things Chocolate & More in Richmond Hill.
Feb. 14: Spanish story time – Join Spanish instructor Cheyenne Kozaily at 10:30 a.m. at the Richmond Hill Public Library for a free 30-minute Spanish story time. All ages are welcome, though the program is geared towards children under 5. For more information, call 756-3580.
Dominick "Scott" Ricellei, co-owner of All Things Chocolate & More, got to answer the questions this week:
It's been 50 years since the Beatles first stepped foot on American soil, and the Rotary Club of Richmond Hill recreated the experience Saturday at its British-themed fundraiser.
Larry Barker, president-elect of the Richmond Hill Rotary Club, answers the questions this week:
Jan. 31: Spanish story time – Join Spanish instructor Cheyenne Kozaily at 10:30 a.m. at the Richmond Hill Public Library for a free 30-minute Spanish story time. All ages are welcome, though the program is geared toward children under 5. For more information, call 756-3580.
It's the beginning of a new program. Fort McAllister State Historic Park hosted a one-day camp called Junior Naturalist Mini Camp for children ages 8-12 recently.
The Richmond Hill-Bryan County Chamber of Commerce had its annual Meeting and Dinner Banquet Jan. 22 at the Richmond Hill City Center. Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield Garrison Commander Col. Kevin F. Gregory was the keynote speaker. Richmond Hill Pharmacy was named Business of the Year. For more photos, go to community.bryancountynews.net/gallery/detail/3813/
Jan. 29 & 31: "The Wizard of Oz" Auditions – The Richmond Hill Community Theatre will host auditions for the production of "The Wizard of Oz," which will be performed May 1 and 2. The auditions will take place at the Richmond Hill Public Library from 6-9 p.m., on Jan. 29, and from 2-5 p.m., on Jan. 31. Singing talent is not required, but is a plus. Participants to do not need to prepare a monologue or have an extensive acting resume. Actors can bring a headshot, but it is not required.
Two local businesses - the Richmond Hill branch of the Navy Federal Credit Union and the Richmond Hill City Center - along with several local individuals recently made donations to help give sets of books and matching plush toys to children in Gold Star Families who are a part of the Snowball Express.
Marion Neeley, assistant manager of Navy Federal Credit Union in Richmond Hill, faces the questions this week:
Jan. 23-24: Doo Wop and Rock Festival - Doo Wop and Rock is a two-day celebration of the good, old-time rock 'n' roll. The show features eight legendary rock 'n' roll artists from the 1950s and '60s, with four artists each night. The event will take place at the Lucas Theatre for the Arts in downtown Savannah. For more information and ticket pricing, go to www.festival15.com or call 525-5040.
Auditions soon will be under way. The Richmond Hill Community Theatre is looking for actors ages 7 and older to audition for the upcoming production of "The Wizard of Oz."
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Jan. 16: Spring Fashion Show - Magnolia Manor will present a Spring Fashion Show, sponsored by Bon Worth, to the community. Come see what's new for spring or volunteer to be a model for the show. The fashion show begins at 3 p.m. For more information or to participate, contact Julie Licavoli at 756-4300, ext. 101.
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MATTHEW Ebden and Jarmila Gajdosova aren't viewing the mixed doubles title as the poor relation of the Australian Open titles as they head into Sunday's final.
But they both hope to use it as a springboard for singles success.
South African-born Ebden and Slovakian-born Gajdosova, who hadn't played together before this tournament, will meet Czech pair Lucie Hradecka and Frantisek Cermak in Sunday's decider.
Ebden and Gajdosova were both first-round singles losers.
Ebden said it would be good experience just to share a locker room on Sunday with Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray before they play in the men's singles final.
But he said the chance to win a mixed doubles grand slam title meant plenty in itself, pointing to the record of his mentor, Australian tennis legend Margaret Court, whose unmatched 62 major titles included 19 in mixed doubles.
''People don't go, 'Oh well, she's only got 40,' '' Ebden said.
''She's got (62). I guess a grand slam title is a grand slam title. We're going to do our best to get it.''
Ebden's family has attended the Christian church run by Court in Perth since moving from South Africa to Australia when Ebden was 12.
Court has also acted as his tennis mentor since that time.
Ebden spends several hours talking with Court whenever he's in Perth and he planned on consulting her again before Sunday's final.
''Obviously the tour was very different back in her day, but still she knows what it's like to go through big matches and win grand slams,'' Ebden said.
Both he and Gajdosova said getting this far in a major should boost their singles careers.
''Just winning matches and titles in singles, doubles, mixed doubles … it all helps,'' Ebden said.
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On Tuesday, October 23, the British High Court heard arguments that the United Kingdom's participation in and cooperation with the U.S. drone war in Pakistan may amount to war crimes or complicity in murder. Lawyers representing Noor Khan presented evidence in a case filed by Khan after his father and at least 40 other people were killed in a U.S. drone strike in North Waziristan on March 17, 2011.
A file containing shocking evidence of the methods and mayhem of U.S. drone strikes has been compiled in Pakistan and forms the basis of a pair of lawsuits being filed in that country against two former CIA officials.
President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney engaged in a nationally televised foreign policy debate Monday, October 22, and agreed to continue aggressive American military involvement around the world.
As fallout from the deadly September 11 terror strike on a U.S. diplomatic mission in Libya continues to grab headlines, GOP lawmakers sent a letter to President Obama suggesting the Benghazi tragedy potentially could have been avoided or at least minimized if not for political posturing — an administration policy aimed at concealing the disastrous results of American military intervention there. Now Congress wants answers.
Either by coincidence or design, tonight's foreign policy debate between presidential candidates Barack Obama and Mitt Romney falls on the 50th anniversary of a Monday night when President John F. Kennedy warned the nation and the world of a nuclear threat from Soviet missiles stationed on the island nation of Cuba, on October 22, 1962.
A year after the execution of former Libyan despot Moammar Gadhafi at the hands of Western-backed rebels, forces opposed to the new Tripoli-based regime ruling parts of Libya are still fighting on. According to news reports, assorted Libyan militias supposedly aligned with the embattled new government have been shelling the Gadhafi-loyalist stronghold of Bani Walid all weekend in a bid to quash the late dictator's remaining die-hard supporters.
In the heartland of the Taliban it is regularly taken for granted that Western notions of human rights are dismissed as an attempt to foist Christian values on a Muslim nation. Now, the reprehensible murder of a young bride is the latest fact emphasizing the systemic disregard for the rights of women in Afghanistan.
In the pre-dawn hours Thursday Hellfire missiles fired from a U.S. drone turned a farmhouse in rural Yemen into a smoldering heap of charred wood that served as a bier for at least eight of those "suspected militants."
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has begun shooting on location in Namibia, with Rosie Huntington-Whiteley tweeting a picture of herself from the set, alongside co-stars Zoe Kravitz, Riley Keough and Adelaide Clemens.
The quartet play a group of wives in the forthcoming reboot, while Tom Hardy will star as the titular road warrior, alongside Charlize Theron and Nicholas Hoult. Plot details remain sketchy, although it is thought that the new film will not follow on from the events of the original series.
The latest news from the project is that director George Miller will not be shooting in 3D as had originally been planned, with the effect to be added in post-production. Presumably with all the upheaval that has surrounded the project over the past few years, Warner are feeling a little cautious when it comes to budget.
"We are doing 3D on
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after about a month of doing some special stretching i found online, i could BARELY lick the tip of my dick, and even then my neck was kinda sore afterwards
what i did first was lay on my back, then lift my legs up and try to bring them as close to your head as possible, this is supposed to be done for about a couple of weeks to start the stretching process. Then the website told me to try to hook my knees and my elbows, then pull my groin closer using my arms, be careful and go really slow, otherwise you WILL hurt yourself. Then the website said depending on your flexibility you should do this for another couple of weeks.
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http://www.coopertownairboats.com Nothing says Florida like airboat rides, swamp life and gator tails. If you're into all things Sunshine State, no matter how bizarre, you'll love Coopertown Airboat Rides & Restaurant. After riding around for the afternoon looking at local wildlife, nosh on said wildlife, including "delicacies" like frog legs, gator tail and catfish. This is Swamp-sourced fare at its best. So take a tourist along with and explore the side of Florida Miamians like to pretend doesn't exist. Welcome to Swampland. More >>
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8 Beholde, I haue set the londe before you: goo in therfore and possesse the londe which the Lord sware vnto youre fathers Abraham, Isaac and Iacob, to geue vnto them and their seed after them. | 8 See, I have given you this land. Go in and take possession of the land that the LORD swore he would give to your fathers--to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob--and to their descendants after them." |
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If the court rules against Norm Coleman, then it's over. It's got to be.
After the 2008 Senate race ended in a virtual tie last November, I wrote that Minnesotans had tossed a coin that landed on its edge: Many voters, it still seems to me, voted against Norm Coleman or Al Franken, not for them.
That standing coin is finally about to fall with a decision by the Minnesota Supreme Court that is expected any day. Most observers expect the court to reject Republican Coleman's objections to the arduous recount process that ended with the Democrat being declared the winner. I hope so, because this charade must end soon.
And the old Norm Coleman -- the late 2008 version -- would have agreed.
When I asked him, the morning after the election, if he would drop any election challenge if a mandatory recount showed him trailing Franken, he said yes, as long as a recount was "done the Minnesota Way." If by "Minnesota Way," he meant a recount done with excruciating diligence and total bipartisan participation, we have had the Minnesota Way in spades, a Minnesota Way that has taxed our patience and made us look at times like slow-witted fools but which has come to the end of the road: Norm is odd man out. And, in Minnesota, that means it's time for him to go away.
I am not one of those liberals who have a visceral dislike for Coleman (as I have averred before, we are not related). But unless the state high court drops a bombshell, the former Sen. Coleman will remain former. And talk of appealing the court's decision to the U.S. Supreme Court, or of Presidential Wannabe Tim Pawlenty refusing to sign an election certificate, is foolishness. What happens in St. Paul should stay in St. Paul.
I have known Norm since he was a maverick DFL mayor of St. Paul who had the backbone to chart his own course. The party never embraced him, and the motto at one DFL convention was "ABC --Anyone But Coleman" because he was "wrong" on some litmus issues, especially on the question of abortion rights. Today, there is room in the Democrats' tent for those who stray from orthodoxy. But there wasn't in the 1990s, and Norm changed horses, becoming a Republican and winning a second term as mayor before most voters even knew that a Republican had been sighted inside the city limits.
I was at Norm's "coming out" announcement in 1996, when he was anointed by the late GOP leader Jack Kemp and former Gov. Arne Carlson, who amusingly invited "all of Norm's neighbors" in Crocus Hill to come over to the Republican side. Fat chance. I started knocking on doors to see if there might be any GOP converts, and the first person I spoke to was a woman who had been baking cookies. Arne, I told her, wanted to know if she would turn Republican, too.
"I don't think so," she said. "We're radical lesbians in this house."
Coleman never won St. Paul again after that election. But he didn't just lose his adopted hometown. He seemed to lose his bearings. When he was elected narrowly to the Senate in 2002, in the aftermath of the Paul Wellstone plane crash, it was a double tragedy for the DFL Party: Their strongest voice, Wellstone, was dead. And Coleman, who might have been one of their leaders for years, won for the other side.
The independent streak that served him well as a DFLer deserted him after he became the most nervous Republican I have ever seen, a stalking horse for party power brokers and -- since last November -- for the scorched-earth tacticians of the GOP. The tacticians care little for Norm Coleman or his career but have used him to keep a Senate seat empty by financing the legal fight and fomenting the Hannity-Limbaugh crazy talk about missing ballots and improper counting and dead people voting for Democrats.
None of those things happened, as various panels and canvassing boards have decided time after time, with oversight from reputable Republicans at every stage. It is time for Norm and his supporters to let the aspersions and the windmill-tilting drop.
Keeping Norm's seat empty in Washington is not more important than Minnesota. If the court rules against Norm and he keeps his destructive fight going, he will only prove that one of our Senate seats has been emptier a lot longer than we thought.
It's been empty since the election of 2002.
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When I remodeled my kitchen about a year and a half ago, I installed nine line-voltage 4" recessed lights which are controlled by two Leviton Illlumatech preset dimmers, with three cans/150W on one dimmer and six cans/300W on the other (these are 600W dimmers). Everything works fine, except that when a bulb burns out there's a good chance it takes the dimmer with it. A dimmer has failed three of the four times that a bulb has burned out since the initial installation. Only the slide dimmer fails -- the on/off button continues to work normally.
Leviton has been replacing the dimmers as I mail them in, but their tech support people are, so far, unable to imagine how a bulb's burning out could cause the dimmer to fail. They've speculated that it could be a problem with a fixture or a loose connection, neither of which ideas holds water; the failures have all been simultaneous with burn-outs in different fixtures, and there are no symptoms of loose connections anywhere. I'm hoping someone here has a brilliant insight to offer. The bulbs, if it matters, are Sylvania 50W PAR20s. |
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- Posted by wired_lain (My Page) on Fri, May 2, 08 at 19:13
You must be talking to low-level tech support. It's well known that an incandescent bulb can briefly draw a very large amount of current when it burns out, which can damage a dimmer that isn't tough enough to handle the overload. Google the term "burnout arc" for more information. |
friend...a couple of things comes to mind A..perhaps we are running the dimmers at TOO high C...try revisiting all connections on that circuit D...electronic slider dimmers . . .if I know I need one E..did you check the cubic inches required for the F whats the life span on the bulbs them selves? H...what else is on that circuit ..out of curiousity? just thinking out loud here |
"Leviton has been replacing the dimmers as I mail them in, but their tech support people are, so far, unable to imagine how a bulb's burning out could cause the dimmer to fail." That is amusing. Bulbs can create a current spike at failure, and to prevent it from getting to large the wires feeding the filament are sized to limit the amount of current that can continue to flow. High temperatures increase the sensitivity to overload. You could try higher capacity dimmers to get some extra margin on current, but even a 1000 W dimmer cannot deal with a brief high current surge very well. |
Sorry I let this drop off without acknowledging all the thoughts that were offered. I do appreciate the ideas, but I'm not seeing any one explanation that seems plausible: Burnout arc sounds like an occasional freak occurance, but the problem I'm encountering is happening regularly -- dimmers have failed with three out of four burnouts, or 75% of the time. These dimmers aren't loaded anywhere near their rated capacities. They are both 600W dimmers. One has not been derated at all and carries 300 watts, the other is derated because it's in a 2-gang box but only carries 150 watts. The two dimmers are on completely separate circuits, in different rooms, with different breakers, powering different brands/models of recessed fixtures. The three burnouts that caused dimmer failure occurred in three different fixtures. I have not checked every connection on every circuit -- there's no access from above, so checking every connection would necessitate pulling every fixture out of the ceiling, which I'm not eager to do, and which seems like a last-resort sort of idea since I'm not seeing the sort of symptoms I'd expect from a bad connection. Other than dimmers failing simultaneously with bulb burnout, there are absolutely NO other symptoms that anything is amiss. There is never any flicker, no buzzing, no unevenness in the brightness of the lights. Nothing. I don't keep records of how often and for how long I use these lights, but the bulbs don't seem to be failing prematurely. The breaker supplying the dimmer that carries 300W also supplies several outlets, while the one that supplies the dimmer carrying 150W of lighting also supplies several other light fixtures and a bathroom fan. Anyhow, I do appreciate the thoughts but I'm still searching. |
- Posted by hansonsux(firstname.lastname@example.com) onThu, Mar 5, 09 at 22:22
The Triac is faily sensitive to current spikes that blowing bulbs can cause the Triac to fail. Triacs often fail closed so that it will not dim the lights any more. The manufacturer can better protect the triac from spikes, but they don't to cut costs. They work most of the time for a while until a blowing bulb takes it out. I am just attributing it to cheapness, and I have had good luck with the box stores and manufacturers giving me a replacement. Glad too see you to are getting refund/replacements. |
- Posted by countryboymo (My Page) on Sat, Mar 7, 09 at 10:29
I think it is very plausible that the bulbs could do it. It might seem impossible to have this happen so many times and it be the bulbs fault. This wattage and series of bulb by Sylvania may be unintentionally by design more likely to high arc upon failure. I don't think you are getting enough longevity out of the bulbs if you have already lost that many in a year and a half. If the bulbs were purchased by the case it would be even more probable that something is wrong with that lot of bulbs. Sylvania makes good bulbs but I am not so sure I wouldn't swap them with another brand or upgrade the dimmer if possible next time. |
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text: Zinc Metal Garden Lantern by Made With Love Designs Ltd £79.95$152.53€105.27$133.86 Low stock £10.00$19.07€13.16$16.74 mainland UK delivery, non-standard item - Order now and receive this item on or before Friday 30 January £10.00$19.07€13.16$16.74 mainland UK delivery, non-standard itemEstimated delivery: 2-5 days International delivery available quantity by Made With Love Designs Ltd Location: Cheshire, GB read seller's profile see seller's complete range more items from this seller Glass Candle Holder Lantern With Rope Handle £29.95$57.14€39.43$50.14 Three Glass Votive Tea Antique Vintage Lig... £19.95$38.06€26.26$33.40 Metallic Sparkle Hanging Lantern Tea Light... £14.95$28.52€19.68$25.03 Round Glass Candle Holder Rope Handled Lan... £9.95$18.98€13.10$16.65 Antique Vintage Style French Blue Lantern £59.95$114.37€78.93$100.37 new Pair Of Industrial Hanging Picture Frames £19.95$38.06€26.26$33.40 view all you may also like PRODUCT DETAILS DELIVERY RETURNS ask seller a question A simply stunning garden lantern, with a rough metal finish to make the perfect rustic lantern. This is a simply amazing garden lantern, made from tough metal with a rustic worn finish and rust effect this is a true standout piece. With a moroccan style detailing that is almost medieval in appearance. With glass effect, opening door and cute metal latch, simply open the door, pop your candles or tea light holders inside for a stunning effect. Perfect for use in the home, garden or as wedding venue decoration these lanterns are lovely item. Makes a perfect Mother's Day gift Please note, the pictured crown candle and tea lights are not included with this item but can be purchased from our Not on the high street store. made from: Metal casing, metal handle. dimensions: H - 43 cm W - 30mc D - 14 cm product code: 236890 This product is dispatched to you by Made With Love Designs Ltd. MAINLAND UK order now and receive this item on or before price Standard Delivery Friday 30 January £10.00$19.07€13.16$16.74 NON-MAINLAND UK estimated delivery price Highlands & Islands of Scotland 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £12.00$22.89€15.80$20.09 Northern Ireland 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £12.00$22.89€15.80$20.09 Other UK Islands 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £12.00$22.89€15.80$20.09 INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY estimated delivery price Western Europe 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £25.00$47.69€32.91$41.85 Rest of Europe 5-10 daysfrom dispatch £25.00$47.69€32.91$41.85 USA & Canada 5-10 daysfrom dispatch £30.00$57.23€39.50$50.22 Far East & Australasia 5-10 daysfrom dispatch £35.00$66.77€46.08$58.60 Rest of the world 5-14 daysfrom dispatch £40.00$76.31€52.66$66.97 You have 28 days, from receipt of cancellable goods, to notify the seller if you wish to cancel your order or exchange an item. Please note: goods that are personalised, bespoke or made-to-order to your specific requirements, perishable products and personal items sold with a hygiene seal (cosmetics, underwear) in instances where the seal is broken are non-refundable, unless faulty. Read more about our returns policy.Should you choose to return or exchange your order you will need to deliver the item(s) to the UK, where this seller is based. Made With Love Designs Ltd's return policy


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The ACLU American Civil liberties Union or better known as the American Communist lawyers Union, as it was founded by a Communist, is coming out its hole again. Perhaps someday it will be recognized as Anti-American and the likes of J. Edgar Hoovers phantasm, will dig them out of their pits and throw these illicit so-called Lawyers to the wolves. They redoubtably get their money bounty to torture States and cities from lobbyists, as well as silent handouts from the US Government, like a giant praying mantis, always looking for blood. First this entity joined up with the Liberal-democratic leaders to harass Arizona, but not satisfied with this purgatory, they are now threatening Georgia, Alabama. The ACLU either intentionally are indifferent to the poverty in this country, that has built up even more from the decades of at least a trillion dollars, stolen from Americans to support the illegal immigrant invaders.
Every day there is even more bloodshed by drunken foreign drivers causing mayhem on the highways? The crime statistics are not going down, from these people who have scorned the law and now we have the good old ACLU, the religious activists led by the Vatican, the US Chamber of Commerce, as a driving force, that American sovereignty or the US Constitution has no meaning anymore. THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION LED BY THE LEFTIST HOLDER, NAPOLITANO IS ALL OPEN BORDER LEADERS. We have already seen the impact of Sanctuary States and cities, making American taxpayers to dig even deeper into their pockets, to subsidize this occupation by nationals. The Crime, the welfare and public services for illegal aliens are beginning to bleed from the edges as more States find the fiscal deficits rising. While draining state treasuries, the further crippling of our economy is furtively completed, by the rising exportation of 40 billion dollars goes to foreign countries, from illegal alien wage packets. Indirectly its—YOUR—money they are spending.
This is revenue not being spent in the United States. California the Liberal fortress is struggling, along with Nevada and New York with rogue governors who are going to soak the taxpayers even more, to pacify the 20 million or more foreign nationals. But there is a limit to compassion, as many US citizens and legal households are folding under this continuous bombardment of Federal, State saying give me more dollars. A new survey conducted by Gallup finds that a plurality of Americans favors reducing overall immigration levels. The poll released earlier today reveals that 43% of Americans thing overall immigration should be reduced while only 18% think overall immigration levels should be raised. Thirty-five percent of Americans feel that immigration levels should remain the same. The TEA PARTY is rising to "The Peoples" call, to halt this monetary torment for good.
The midterm election proved that the people are mad and sick of supporting illegal aliens who are flocking to this nation. The TEA PARTY is rising at a phenomenal rate, with thousands signing up at the national and local websites. We have seen the inability for the Obama's mob, to slide through executive orders not to deport certain groups of people. We keep sending troops abroad, but the protection of America's people; specifically in Border States that remain unprotected. The TEA PARTY will exceed any previous administration in stopping the self-destruction of America's society. The 1986 Simpson/ Mazzoli will be enforced and will impose the mandated E-Verify, Secure Communities to the letter of the law. Much harsher sanctions against incorrigible business that hire cheap labor will be severely punished the border with military interdiction along with the border agents.
All presidential hopefuls who fall below a B+ plus rating by NumbersUSA, will be ignored and fall out of favor along with the elected carrion that run the cities and communities nationwide. Already D. Huntsman has been designated by NumbersUSA as a bad contender. The Tea Party is an open book of all races, which came to this country through the front gates. ARE AMERICANS PREPARED TO HAVE THEIR SLIPPING WAGES, BEING COMMANDEERED FOR YEARS TO COME, PAYING FOR PEOPLE WHO BROKE OUR IMMIGRATION LAWS? OF COURSE NOBODY BREATHES A WORD OF THE FARMERS AND AGRICULTURE, WHEN THEY SEND THEIR ILLEGAL CHARGES TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM FOR FREE CARE, OR THE UNINHIBITED AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT TAXPAYERS ARE FORCED TO PAY FOR THE CHILDREN'S EDUCATION
The 1986 Amnesty turned into an absolute travesty of our laws, with paramount fraud and millions not processed correctly. On Wednesday U.S. Sens. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., Harry Reid, D-Nev., Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., Dick Durbin, D-Ill., Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., John Kerry, D-Mass., and Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., reintroduced a comprehensive immigration reform bill. The bill supposedly includes measures to strengthen border security, enhance work site enforcement of immigration laws, and requirements that the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants ( Most people agree its well over 20 million) present in the U.S. register with the government, pay taxes, learn English, pay a fine, pass a background check, and wait in line for permanent residence.
As far as I'm concerned, this will end up another big payout slapped on taxpayers. Heritage Foundation has already stated that taxpayers are looking at another mind boggling bill of $2.6 Trillion dollars. If you don't believe it, then go and view the statistics in black and white at the heritage website. If you feel that another 20 million plus newcomers is alright on the US treasury accounting sheet, then will have even higher taxes slipping from our grasp. All its going to accomplish is millions more foreigners encouraged by our open border politicians, to keep funneling in a growing overpopulated America millions more annually, that the politicians fail to tell us about?


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Writer/star Sylvester Stallone's gleefully bad Formula One action-melodrama is the kind of tale that can only benefit from ham-fisted plotting, lame dialogue, and wildly overmodulated performances -- all of which Driven sports in abundance. The film oscillates between high-octane international racing scenes, heavy on airborne crashes and preposterously non-life threatening injuries, and ludicrous, high-camp soap opera, heavy on self-parody thanks to the contributions of Burt Reynolds and Gina Gershon. Presumably worried that his audience might lose interest during the latter portions, director Renny Harlin shoots and edits the simplest of conversations as frantically as he does the race scenes -- the multiple angles and cuts after every line of dialogue suggest a sort of visual equivalent of Benzedrine. To their credit, Harlin and cinematographer Mauro Fiore offer up some tricky camerawork to illustrate the thrill of being a driver (check out the clutch-pedal POV shot). These fleeting moments hint at a better, more realistic auto-racing film hiding within Driven, if not one as good as 1983's Heart Like a Wheel, then at least one on par with the documentary-style Le Mans (1971) or Grand Prix (1966). Until Harlin finds a screenwriter that can help him realize that film, however, it's best to appreciate Driven for what it is: an ironic, high-kitsch laugh fest.
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Fine Collection of Early Guns, Military Items & Edged Weapons
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Collection of Antique Cannons
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Fine 4pc. Wooden Carved Native American Totem Pole
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Original Artwork
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Rare Early Books & Documents
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Period, Country & Victorian Furniture
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A new Japanese trailer has arrived online for
, Bong Joon-Ho's dystopian actioner, complete with a glut of previously unseen footage.
Despite the Japanese voice-over, the actual footage from the film itself is largely English-language, as the sole survivors of a new ice age find themselves living aboard the titular train.
The train, powered by a perpetual motion machine, offers refuge from the icy wastes without, but within, a brutally repressive class system is about to come to the boil...
Take a look at the new trailer, below:
The film itself is still the subject of a struggle between Bong and Harvey Weinstein, who has been demanding a shorter, more action-orientated cut for US audiences.
As a result we're still waiting for an official release date to see Chris Evans, Tilda Swinton, Ed Harris et al strut their stuff. Hopefully a compromise can be reached sooner rather than later.
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The 1.5 Inch Cherokee Nation Code Talkers Bronze Medal is a must-have for any serious coin collector or World War II history enthusiast. Order yours today.
This medal is a smaller bronze duplicate of the Congressional Gold Medal awarded to Cherokee Nation Code Talkers at a ceremony at the U.S. Capitol Building on November 20, 2013, in recognition of their dedication and valor.
The obverse design features a Code Talker communicating on a field phone and writing in the Cherokee language. Inscriptions are "CHEROKEE NATION" and "CODE TALKERS" in both Cherokee syllabary and English.
The reverse design features a variation of the Cherokee Nation seal. Inscriptions are "WORLD WAR I," "WORLD WAR II" and "ACT OF CONGRESS 2008."
Design: | Obverse – Donna Weaver Obverse Engraver – Michael Gaudioso Reverse Designer/Engraver – Joseph Menna |
Struck Under Authority of: | Public Law 110-420 |
Place Minted: | Philadelphia Mint (no mint mark) |
Composition: | 90% Copper & 10% Zinc |


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This page lists all my latest advice columns in the Sex Advice categories.
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Jan 4, 1999
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Dear Dr Love, I think I am going crazy. I am a 59 year old woman married 33 years. I never had orgasm by intercourse. All of a sudden I want sex 3 times a day. My husband has had prostrate surgery, and even tho he has viagra, is scared to use it. Consequently, I have been masturbating myself into orgasm, but 1 orgasm is just the beginning. It seems as tho I could masturbate 24 hours a day, and have results. Every time he leaves the house if for more than a few minutes, I masturbate...
Dec 21, 1998
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Hello!During foreplay my boyfriend swears that he can taste something sweet comming from my nipples when he is sucking on them... I am not pregnant, nor have I ever had any kids. What could this be? Is it his imagination?Thanks much!
Dec 21, 1998
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I am still technically a virgin. When my boyfriend penetrates me with his hand, sometimes it hurts when he goes in really deep. Is this normal?
Dec 21, 1998
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My question involves coping with a sexual mistake I have been having oral sex with my boyfriend who i recently broke up with. Last time we were together, we were intense to the point where he fingered me and I think he de virginized me. Now Im paranoid that when i meet the right guy, he won't believe that i never had sexual intercourse and that he'll be disgusted by me. Am i overeacting? I need advice on how to deal. :)
Dec 7, 1998
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Dr. Love,
is there such a thing as a ' normal' sex drive? My boyfriend can't go more than a couple of days without getting really bothered if we don't have sex, but I don't really want it that often - particularly if I'm very busy and have a lot going on.
I still want to cuddle and spend time with him, but if we go several days, or even a week or two when I'm really tired or busy, it doesn't bother me.
He had a bad childhood and seems to have a real need for the physical connection. I, on...
Nov 30, 1998
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HiI'm a 39 year old man and still love sex. But my wife (38) thinks it's some kind of chore. When we are making love it is great but that is only 1-2 times a month and that is not enough for me. How can I get her more interested in sex, or is it to late?
Nov 16, 1998
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Dear Dr. Love
my question is this: Can smoking effect getting a good hard erection? I am a 43 yr old male in fairly good shape except I smoke a pack a day. Can this effect the heart and blood flow. I also get cold feet(in the literal sence) I'm happily married to the same woman for 20 yrs and have always had a good sex life with her. I have a hard time getting a good hard ( normal) erection and this is straining our relationship. Hope you can help
Nov 9, 1998
Dear Dr. Love,
My wife and I have been married for three years, and we dated for two. Before we got married, sex was wonderful. We were like two bunnies. But after we moved in together, things started to change. She began complaining of a painful burning sensation in her vagina whenever we made love. At first, we thought she might be allergic to latex condoms and KY jelly. So we switched to natural non-lubricated condoms. That did not help either. We made love less and less frequently...


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Jesse Howard started gambling at a very young age.
"When I was 5, I played marbles," he told me straight-faced. "We played for keeps."
Marbles led to playing cards and tossing quarters against a wall at school. He didn't think anything of it at the time. That's what teenage boys do, right?
When he got older, gambling didn't go away. It became part of his life. Then it became his life. Nothing else mattered. Not his wives. Not his stepkids. Not his job. Not his family. Not his future.
He gambled money on all sorts of casino games and other get-rich-quick opportunities, including scratch-off lottery tickets.
"If you think scratch-offs aren't gambling, you're foolin' yourself," said Howard, of LaPorte, whose Southern accent reflects his Louisiana roots. "I could easily blow $200 or $300 at a time on scratch-offs. Sometimes I'd win, too."
The 51-year-old disabled Army veteran said he "crossed over" into compulsive gambling while visiting casinos with his first ex-wife. At first, she would hold his winnings so he couldn't gamble and, eventually, lose them. In time, he secretly started keeping those winnings and not telling her. He lost those winnings, too.
He enjoyed playing Texas Hold 'em poker. The flop, the turn, the river — he's watched thousands of them. He won just enough tournaments for his addictive personality to whisper in his ear: "You'll win the next hand, the next game, the next tourney."
"Gambling was just an escape for me, an escape from reality," said Howard, who's twice divorced with no biological kids. "Gambling is a fantasy world where you don't have to think about anything else or anyone else."
He thought of himself as a "big shot." He lied to himself. And to anyone who would believe him.
"I had only one thought every day — gambling," he said. "Nothing else mattered."
Over one five-year period, he figures he gambled away up to $350,000. He didn't have great jobs, a lucky inheritance or a lot of savings.
"I begged, borrowed and stole. I lied, cheated and manipulated people. Flat out, I was a con artist," he candidly confessed. "Should I be in prison? Yeah, probably."
In 2007, his compulsive gambling caught up to him. Call it hitting rock bottom. Call it karma. Call it a bad beat. On April 10 of that year, he called Gamblers Anonymous for help.
He went into a rehab program in Louisiana for his lifelong addiction. It took him a few days to fully realize, and admit to himself, that he had a problem. It's the first step in any program.
"Someone there told me to take the cotton out of my ears and stick it in my mouth," he recalled. "That really hit home with me. I never forgot it."
He was in rehab for 43 days, several days over the program's limit. He needed the extra days.
"Gambling is a horrible way to live," he said, choking back emotions. "You can't blame everything that goes wrong in life on gambling, but it's easy to do. Too easy."
Gambling addiction is the worst addiction, he claims, because it's the easiest to hide.
"It's not like you can easily spot a gambling addict walking down the street," he explained. "There's no telltale signs to look for."
No bottles of booze. No prescription bottles. No track marks. No syringes to hide. No obvious clues at first blush.
According to the National Council on Problem Gambling, "a simple definition for gambling is risking something of value, such as money, property or anything considered worthy, and hoping to receive something in return of greater value."
"The compulsive gambler will continue to gamble in spite of the terrible toll it takes with their life, including accumulation of debt, betting on anything, chasing bets, hiding the betting, depletion of savings and (possibly) fraud, theft or other criminal activities."
Gambling addiction also leads to the highest rate of suicide and attempts, according to the organization. Howard agrees.
"Living without money is a lot harder than living without booze or drugs," he said. "And keeping it a secret drives a lot of compulsive gamblers to suicide."
According to the NCPG, roughly 80 percent of compulsive gamblers consider suicide at some point, with one in five attempting it. The most common trigger is the size of a gambler's debt.
"It's not just keeping your gambling a secret, but also your financial problems," said Howard, who says he hasn't gambled since 2007. "But I still go to (support group) meetings."
In fact, since 2012 he's been facilitating weekly Gamblers Anonymous meetings in his town. Every Saturday he welcomes problem gamblers who need support, fellowship or tough love. Some meetings attract only two gamblers. Others attract more.
"Some meetings I'm the only one who shows up," Howard said. "But that's OK. I'm still in recovery. And I still need to make amends to people I hurt with my addiction."
Howard says he hasn't stepped foot in a casino since 2007, not even for a free buffet dinner.
"I still have that fear," he said. "It's a good fear but I can't take that chance."
If you're a compulsive gambler who also needs help or someone to talk with, call Howard at 229-1303 or call Gamblers Anonymous at 855-2CALLGA or visit www.gamblersanonymous.org.


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I recently tried making a cinnamon tincture for the first time. Rather than use cinnamon powder I used cinnamon bark chips and 80 proof plain vodka. I filled a small mason jar about 2/3 full of cinnamon chips and then poured in vodka to the top. I let it sit in a dark cabinet for 2 weeks shaking it several times a day. When I went to strain out the tincture I found to my surprise a rather viscous liquid. This is quite different from the cinnamon tinctures I have bought in the past (don't recall it being viscous at all)and am not sure now of what to do. Is this normal? do I just dilute it with more vodka? Is it safe to use? |
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Viscous? You mean like something went bad and got ooey gooey or too much of the liquid got absorbed, or what? I suspect that too much of the liquid got absorbed but obviously, I can't say that for sure. BTW, another term used for tincture is "extract," especially with culinary items. Check out the link below. FataMorgana |
Here is a link that might be useful: Google Results - making cinnamon extract
When I say viscous I mean that it was the consistency of egg whites. :( I'll check out the link thanks |
- Posted by WyldViolet none (My Page) on Thu, Jun 14, 12 at 3:59
That's perfectly normal for Cinnamon tincture, and there is no need to dilute that gooey cinnamon-y goodness :) If the cinnamon tinctures you have purchased in the past were not gooey, then there was something wrong with THEM, and they were processed incorrectly. You see this a lot with Echinacea tinctures - store bought are perfectly transparent and liquid, home-made have a layer of thick white stuff at the bottom (inulin - good stuff!). When people make Echinacea tincture for the first time, they typically freak out and wonder what they did wrong and why that white stuff is there. Businesses typically strain out the inulin so as to not gross out customers, so 'store bought' never should equate with 'the standard we should strive for' |
Cinnamon is a demulcent herb so the gooey slime is normal, agree with WyldViolet on that. Some varieties of cinnamon are more demulcent than others. |
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kaliaman: I could be wrong, but cinnamon is more drying and warming. Great yang tonic. Not so much a demulcent according to my experiences in using it. theherbalist |
Cinnamon is actually one of the very few demulcent yang tonics being hot, spicy and moistening. Most moistening herbs are cool so cinnamon is especially useful. As others in this thread have pointed out from their personal experience cinnamon is viscous and gooey which is where the demulcent property derives. : ) |
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Hi All!
Will be possible in the near future to add this function to Iron?
It could be great. I realy like the "boss key" in the firefox browser. Should it be possible to do that in the Iron as well?
Kind Regards
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