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We have, according to Gordon Brown yesterday, "got through this storm together" but "there will be bumps on the road". Aside from the clunkiness of the imagery and the mix of metaphors (we're apparently "at a crossroads", in "choppy waters" and on a bumpy road all at the same time), you can see the dilemma which the Government and the Opposition face when speaking of the economy before the election.
The Prime Minister wants to claim the credit for getting through the worst, but daren't sound too optimistic in case the next set of economic statistics show us falling back again. The opposition feel the equal need to point out just how much worse everything is than the government is admitting but don't, on the other hand, want to put off the voters by sounding too draconian in what they may do in response.
And so the public has been treated to this contorted pas de deux (with the regular entrance of the Liberal Democrats) in which each side tries to dance round the other and leave him pinioned in a position of complacency or brutality about the economy. The argument as such is by now well known. The "freshwater" economists of the Chicago school fear the inflationary and deficit problems of this degree of government spending while the "salt-water" economists of the US Eastern Seaboard are concerned about keeping the economy pumped up until the recovery is well and truly established.
Go on spending like this, says the Opposition, and you will find it impossible to fund the debt without higher interest rates that will stifle growth. Don't go on spending, says the Government, and growth will prove stillborn.
In reality, or at least in the particular reality that is an election period, the rhetorical differences are far greater than the real ones. Whichever party wins the election, there won't be much retrenchment in this financial year. If nothing else it's too late to do much to effect the economy without a slash-and-burn programme which neither wants to announce. The hard face of market sentiment is that the Government can no more embark on a new spending spree than the Opposition can act to rein it back except over the medium term.
The less the practical difference between parties in what they can or will do, however, the greater is the language of contradiction between them. For the sake of the markets, all parties must seem responsible in their approach to the deficit. It has to be reduced and the debt pulled down. For the sake of the electorate, however, they must seem expansionist and optimistic. No wonder Gordon Brown's speech yesterday was a long exemplar of the Janus face of recessionary politics.
That may be fine within Whitehall. It means a great deal less to the voters, who find the discussion both abstruse and artificial. This is not just because of the gap between the rhetoric of recovery and the reality of still rising unemployment, although you always get that in this stage of the economic cycle. It is because there is a fundamental divide between the way most people have experienced and view this recession and the way that politicians, and economists, talk about it.
To the Prime Minister the cataclysmic experience of the past two years has been the result of an outside disaster, the meltdown of the banking sector due to their wild and wicked ways. And the public undoubtedly share a degree of venom against bankers and their ilk which has only been made more extreme by the bank's speedy return to excessive reward and blithe disregard for everyone else, including their customers.
But there has also been a widespread sense amongst the public that the credit crunch has marked the end of an era of easy finance and consumer excess throughout society. The good days are done, what remains uncertain in the world of rapid technological change and rising Asian competition, is just what replaces them.
While the confidence in free markets to provide growth and jobs has been shattered by the train wreck of the financial system, there is little compensating belief that government can provide the answer to future sources of growth, even if they had the money. The trust in the public sector is as disabused as the faith in the markets.
Hence the willingness – in one of the peculiar features of this recession – of workers to go on short-time working and even take pay cuts and the readiness of employers to keep on their skilled workers by doing this. Hence also the efforts by companies and consumers to pay down debt and to spend only in manageable spurts. Hence also an abiding sense through businesses and individuals of holding fire and waiting on events.
To the economists this doesn't suit at all. The way out of recession is higher consumption and unbridled optimism. To politicians, too, doubtfulness and withdrawal are inimical to their desire to claim that the future is safe with them.
Almost all the measures taken to combat recession – the quantitative easing, the support for the banks, the subsidies for car purchases and home buyers – actually serve to prolong the very seductions of low interest rates and easy credit which people sense caused the problems in the first place. What people want is sober realism, and an acceptance of uncertainty, not claims to have the right answer for the future.
This should suit the opposition, eager to point out the pitfalls of imprudence, only the personalities of David Cameron and the Shadow Chancellor George Osborne are hopelessly unsuited to conveying empathy with the doubts and fears of the ordinary voter. Brown can't do much better because he won't accept responsibility for what people believe went wrong. Only Ken Clarke, who has been marginalised by the Tory leadership, and the Chancellor himself, who has put under the cosh of the Prime Minister, have the manner right for the time.
All of which should make for an interesting Budget. It can't do much economically. There isn't the room. So which of the Government's many tones will it strike – the Prime Minister's urge to fill it with "government initiatives" aimed at wrong footing the Opposition or Alistair Darling's preference for sober restraint? The answer will probably be both, and in doing so, neither.
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18th September 2009, 05:53 PM | #1 |
bulk buying honey jars
on another forum i use they club together to buy glass containers at whole sale prices and they buy by the pallet full, they send someone down to where ever to collect /buy the bottles and people either collect via moter way service stations or by the van delivering at cost to them or to a slightly closer area, ie from london east along the m4 to bristol then to the m5 up north to liverpool, and this does work out very much cheaper than shop brought stuff. what are other peoples opinions and thoughts on this idea? and does it want working out to better details to see what the costs are and there savings
sometimes its better to stop talking and to get doing. And sometimes its better to bang your head against a wall, one of the three will be productive!! |
18th September 2009, 06:24 PM | #2 |
Buying in bulk would have to be cheaper as most are charging £15 delivery for a gross (144) of jars.
18th September 2009, 06:51 PM | #3 |
and I have access to a long wheelbase sprinter!
18th September 2009, 06:53 PM | #4 |
I also go out and about at least once a week enabling me to fill up my car on a regular basis.... planning is the key!
18th September 2009, 06:58 PM | #5 |
Think you need an articulated lorry or two to get much of a deal.
Let the bees tell you. BA. Buckfast UK. |
18th September 2009, 07:52 PM | #6 |
By the pallet makes a huge odds, and then there are further discounts on number of pallets and so on.
Try these folk for a price. http://www.jjpack.com/who_to_talk_to.htm PH
"Bees do nothing invariably." B. Mobus Member of Royal and Ancient Polar Bear Society |
18th September 2009, 10:10 PM | #7 |
and if I speak nicely to the boss (err indoors) I am sure we could store a pallet load at our unit for a period of time.....
Somerford Nationals, 14x12s, a Beehaus, a smattering of nucs and a pile of parts ! |
18th September 2009, 10:16 PM | #8 |
it seams as if there might be some thing in it then, how about i phone up the firm from poly hive and see what the prices are per pallet, and then we can see what the unit costs would be and from there find out if it is econominal to be done
sometimes its better to stop talking and to get doing. And sometimes its better to bang your head against a wall, one of the three will be productive!! |
18th September 2009, 10:24 PM | #9 |
Pallet full from bristol company is £31.36 per gross delivered,£28.25,per gross collected,around 17 gross on the pallet,just for a comparison.
Let the bees tell you. BA. Buckfast UK. |
18th September 2009, 10:31 PM | #10 |
any chance of putting a pallet in the bee shed for me to collect as i am quite close? |
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The voters spoke, Republicans should listen
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By Bobby Jindal
"Elections have consequences," President Obama said, setting his new policy agenda just three days after taking office in 2009. Three elections later, the president's party has lost 70 House seats and 14 Senate seats. The job of Republicans now is to govern with the confidence that elections do have consequences, promptly passing the conservative reform the voters have demanded.
Commentators and pundits are already suggesting that Republicans need to be careful about what they do now that they control Congress. So do I — I believe we need to be very careful to stand up for what we believe in, and for what the American people voted for.
The Republican-controlled Congress must pass conservative reforms on energy, healthcare, tax reform and education, and give the president the opportunity to do the will of the American people. Let him decide if he wants to be constructive, or if he wants to conclude his presidency as a liberal obstructionist ideologue who vetoes everything.
In the days since the voters handed the President a resounding defeat, he has been defiantly in denial. He issues executive orders to bypass the Congress chosen by the voters. He broods. He pouts. He shows no sign of course correction even though he admitted famously before the vote that his policies were, in fact, on the ballot.
As Republicans, we should be unfazed by the moodiness at the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue. The voters chose an overwhelming Republican majority at every level of government — 31 out of 50 governor's offices, 59 out of 99 state legislative chambers and the largest Republican House majority since World War II. The mandate for governance requires that we methodically and deliberately roll back the top-down liberal policies the voters rejected and replace them with bottom-up conservative reform that works.
If President Obama actually believes the mantra he gave Republicans back in 2009, then once he works through his tantrum he will agree that the last three elections have also had consequences. Our job as Republican leaders is to give him a chance to do the will of the American voters in his last two years.
We can start with energy. On his best days, the president has bragged about the American energy renaissance and the technology that is making it happen. Republicans in Congress should give him the chance to break away from the creeping liberal orthodoxy that strangled Democratic candidates in the Energy Belt in the last election. We can become the world's energy superpower; in addition to building the Keystone XL pipeline, here are three easy places for Congress to start: First, enabling game-changing new natural gas and oil production on under-utilized federal lands. Second, fast-tracking construction of new capacity for zero-emissions nuclear power. Third, freezing the administration's unjustified new restrictions on legacy power generation.
The American public is demanding a common-sense national energy policy that utilizes all sources of domestic energy to give us a stronger hand in foreign policy, to green-light new manufacturing investment that relies on affordable prices, and to drive the economic growth that fuels new environmentally friendly innovation and diversification.
No subject was more important in the 2014 elections than healthcare, and Republicans in Congress should waste no time in taking decisive action in response to the voters' demands. Obamacare has escalated costs, disrupted coverage, and introduced bad incentives throughout our healthcare system. Congress must repeal Obamacare and send the president a replacement package of reforms that protects freedom and focuses on the real problem with American healthcare — affordability.
Working with the America Next think tank, I've outlined a replacement package that will do just that. Yes, it is very possible that President Obama will veto and reject such a reform package. But we should at least give him the opportunity to repeal Obamacare in full and undo his greatest mistake.
Many of the best ideas for conservative healthcare reform will come from the states. Congress should send legislation to the president's desk to unleash that positive change, taking unnecessary restrictions and mandates off Medicaid programs so that governors and legislators can innovate to better serve the low-income populations in their states. Republican governors have already outlined many of these changes, from modernizing benefit design to simplifying accountability to eliminating unnecessary requirements — all that is required is Washington getting out of the way.
The president gets to choose the attitude he adopts regarding his last two years in office. He can be humble and constructive or defiant and partisan. Republicans would be wise to be oblivious to his emotion and fits of hyperbole and focus only on substance. The public deliberately put conservatives in power. They made that choice in a nationalized election centered on policy. It's our job to do exactly what they demanded.
Finally, let's remember this — beginning with Hillarycare in 1993, it took the Left 16 long years to realize their dream of creating a new entitlement program and giving control of the American healthcare system to the federal government. If the president refuses to come to his senses, it may take us until we have a Republican president in 2017 to make things right. Freedom is worth the fight; we must start now.
It has become fashionable in Washington to argue that Obamacare cannot be reversed. That is nonsense. It's a fight worth waging, and a fight which can be won.
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Jindal's Brilliant Take on Radical Islam
The National Review
By Larry Kudlow
'Let's be honest here. Islam has a problem."
Those are key sentences in an incredibly hard-hitting speech that Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal will give in London on Monday. It is the toughest speech I have read on the whole issue of Islamic radicalism and its destructive, murdering, barbarous ways which are upsetting the entire world.
Early in the speech Jindal says he's not going to be politically correct. And he uses the term "radical Islamists" without hesitation, placing much of the blame for the Paris murders and all radical Islamist terrorism on a refusal of Muslim leaders to denounce these acts.
Jindal says, "Muslim leaders must make clear that anyone who commits acts of terror in the name of Islam is in fact not practicing Islam at all. If they refuse to say this, then they are condoning these acts of barbarism. There is no middle ground."
Then he adds, specifically, "Muslim leaders need to condemn anyone who commits these acts of violence and clearly state that these people are evil and are enemies of Islam. It's not enough to simply condemn violence, they must stand up and loudly proclaim that these people are not martyrs who will receive a reward in the afterlife, and rather they are murderers who are going to hell. If they refuse to do that, then they're part of the problem. There is no middle ground here."
I want to know who in the Muslim community in the United States has said this. Which leaders? I don't normally cover this beat, so I may well have missed it. Hence I ask readers to tell me if so-called American Muslim leaders have said what Governor Jindal is saying.
And by the way, what Bobby Jindal is saying is very similar to what Egyptian president al-Sisi said earlier in the year to a group of Muslim imams.
Said al-Sisi, "It's inconceivable that the thinking we hold most sacred should cause the entire umma [Islamic world] to be a source of anxiety, danger, killing and destruction for the rest of the world."
He then asks, "How is it possible that 1.6 billion Muslims should want to kill the rest of the world's inhabitants — that is 7 billion — so that they themselves may live?" He concludes, if this is not changed, "it may eventually lead to the religion's self destruction."
That's President al-Sisi of Egypt, which I believe has the largest Muslim population in the world.
And what Jindal and al-Sisi are saying is not so different from the thinking of French intellectual Bernard-Henri Lévy. Writing in the Wall Street Journal, he calls the Charlie Hebdo murders "the Churchillian moment of France's Fifth Republic." He essentially says France and the world must slam "the useful idiots of a radical Islam immersed in the sociology of poverty and frustration." He adds, "Those whose faith is Islam must proclaim very loudly, very often, and in great numbers their rejection of this corrupt and abject form of theocratic passion. . . . Islam must be freed from radical Islam."
So three very different people — a young southern governor who may run for president, the political leader of the largest Muslim population in the world, and a prominent Western European intellectual — are saying that most of the problem and most of the solution rests with the people of the Islamic religion themselves. If they fail to take action, the radicals will swallow up the whole religion and cause the destruction of the entire Middle East and possibly large swaths of the rest of the world.
Lévy called this a Churchillian moment. And London mayor Boris Johnson argues in his book The Churchill Factor that Winston Churchill was the most important 20th century figure because his bravery in 1940 stopped the triumph of totalitarianism. So today's battle with the Islamic radicals is akin to the Cold War battle of freedom vs. totalitarianism.
But returning to Governor Jindal, the U.S. is not helpless. Jindal argues that America must restore its proper leadership role in international affairs. (Of course, Obama has taken us in the opposite direction, and won't even use the phrase "Islamic radicals.") And Jindal invokes Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher by saying, "The tried and true prescription must be employed again: a strong economy, a strong military, and leaders willing and able to assert moral, economic, and military leadership in the cause of freedom."
Reagan always argued that weakness at home leads to weakness abroad. A strong growing economy provides the resources for military and national security. Right now we're uncomfortably close to having neither.
This is the great challenge of our time. In the early years of the 21st century, it appears the great goal of our age is the defeat of radical Islam.
Jindal gets it.
Published by National Review.
Jindal in Iowa: 'Time to turn back to God'
The Des Moines Register
By Jennifer Jacobs
Some Iowa religious conservative leaders said Tuesday night that they'd never thought of Bobby Jindal as a faith-driven politician — the Louisiana governor is better known as an Ivy League-educated, policy-driven idea generator, they said.
While Jindal's seeming shift to a more Jesus-focused form of politics might cool enthusiasm for some business-minded Republicans, he was well received by a crowd of about 110 Christian and Jewish leaders at an invitation-only, closed-press event Tuesday night in Des Moines.
"The reality is I'm here today because I genuinely, sincerely, passionately believe that America's in desperate need of a spiritual revival," Jindal, who is weighing a presidential bid, said during a 37-minute-long speech followed by a 20-minute question-and-answer session.
"I love to quote Winston Churchill. ... 'You can always count on the Americans to do the right thing after they've exhausted every alternative,' " Jindal said.
"That's where we are as a country," he continued. "We have tried everything and now it is time to turn back to God."
The dinner was sponsored by the American Renewal Project, a conservative effort that aims to erase the wall that separates religious leaders and political leaders. Earlier in the day Tuesday, Jindal gave the same presentation to about 50 religious leaders in Cedar Rapids.
The Des Moines Register was given exclusive access to cover Jindal's Des Moines speech.
Several pastors and other spiritual leaders unfamiliar with Jindal's religious side said before the dinner that they'd be listening to see how well he delivered testimony about his spiritual life.
"He has to be able to speak the dialect," said Jan Mickelson, a local radio talk show host and religious conservative commentator. "This is a crowd that can hear whether he speaks the right language, with the right connotation, with the right context."
Jindal, whose parents were and still are Hindu, told the Iowans about how he "found Jesus as my Lord and Savior" at age 16 and eventually converted to Catholicism. He talked about searching the Bible for "shortcuts and easy answers," and realizing that "on the last page in the book of life, our God wins. ... Our God beats death. Our God beats Satan for us."
Afterward, Mickelson said: "He's not bilingual. That's his native tongue. He will give (Mike) Huckabee a run in Iowa."
Several GOP potential 2016 presidential candidates are known for trying to connect with Christian conservative voters, including Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas; Kentucky U.S. Sen. Rand Paul; former Pennsylvania U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum; Texas Gov. Rick Perry; and Texas U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz.
A recent Iowa Poll found that nearly half — 46 percent — of Iowans who intend to participate in the 2016 Republican caucuses consider themselves evangelical Christians.
The Rev. Larry Davis of New Friendship Church of God in Christ, a Des Moines Pentecostal church, said that this was the first time he'd heard Jindal speak about his faith, and that his message was spot on.
"That's the message the country needs to hear: If the people start to humble themselves and look to God and pray, then God is going to start healing the land."
Tamara Scott, an Iowa evangelical Christian leader whose husband owns the Airport Holiday Inn, where the event was held, said she's seen some Republicans establish themselves as budget-minded conservatives before pursuing social issues. It allows them to gain credibility, she said, without being pigeon-holed as a religious conservative.
Jindal told the Register in an interview Tuesday night that although the role of God in his life might be unfamiliar to Iowans and others outside Louisiana, it's very familiar to people in his home state.
Asked if there's any danger that budget-focused, business Republicans in Iowa will be turned off by all the faith talk, Jindal said: "Look, I've never been afraid to stand up for who I am 100 percent of the time, 100 percent of who I am. My advice for the Republican Party is that we need to be a party based on principle.
"The GOP is not only the party that fights for smaller government, lower taxes, school choice and energy independence, it's the party that fights to protect "innocent human life and traditional marriage," he said.
"We should be a party that's proud of our conservative principles. Our country doesn't need two liberal parties," he said. "Not everybody's going to agree with us 100 percent of the time, and that's OK. What the country doesn't want, I think, is a party that's pretending to be something it's not. If all we do is pretend to be cheaper Democrats, we'll never earn the right to be in the majority. Let's stand up for what we believe. Let's be authentic. Let's be sincere. Let's not discriminate. Let's respect people who disagree with us. Let's be bold and specific."
Two years ago, Jindal urged on the GOP to "stop being the stupid party." He was referring to Republicans who damaged the brand with offensive and bizarre comments, he said.
It was Jindal's sixth trip to Iowa since the 2012 presidential election. He has chosen a mixed set of venues — including a Republican Party state convention, a Polk County GOP holiday dinner, and another American Renewal Project event in August 2014.
Organizers said Tuesday's events were closed-door so that pastors could have a private experience without feeling like they were using their spiritual roles for a publicity event.
Several Republicans eyeing a White House bid will share an Iowa stage during Iowa Freedom Summit on Jan. 24, a daylong event organized by U.S. Rep. Steve King and Citizens United. Jindal has said he can't make that event because it's the same day as "the Response," a gathering in Baton Rouge that will center on fasting and prayer for the well-being of the United States. Perry led the prayer event in Texas shortly before launching a presidential bid three years ago.
"It's a nonpolitical event. No political speeches," Jindal said. "It's a time for prayer. It's a time for repentance. I think it's going to be so good for our country."
Published by The Des Moines Register.
Growing Up Bobby: Jindal's All-American Dream
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By Jennifer Wishon
BATON ROUGE, La. - Bobby Jindal's historic election as the first governor of Indian decent catapulted him into the limelight. Now the light's even brighter as he considers a run for the White House.
Jindal grew up not far from the governor's mansion.
"Growing up in Baton Rouge, did you ever think you'd be living here?" CBN News' Jennifer Wishon asked him during a recent chat in the elegant old mansion.
"No," he replied. "Growing up my dad was very firm; he wanted us to be doctors."
He could have pursued his dad's dream, but despite getting into medical and law schools at both Harvard and Yale Jindal chose a life of public service.
'Call Me Bobby'
His parents named him Piyush, but as a young boy, Jindal picked a nickname that stuck.
He laughed as he remembers the story.
"You know, I was 4 years old. I used to come home from school and at that time I was allowed to watch a little TV," he recalled. "One of the shows that was in syndication was the 'Brady Bunch.' It was one of my favorite shows."
"I would watch it every afternoon," he continued. "And if you remember, Bobby Brady was the youngest boy on that show and I guess I just identified with him because we were the same age, had the same interests, you know. We didn't like girls; we liked to play football."
"So one day my mom was picking me up from school and the teacher said, 'Well, your son has got a new name.' And she said, 'What are you talking about?'" he said. "And apparently I just showed up one day without asking her for permission and told all my friends to call me Bobby. From that day on and they did."
Jindal's parents immigrated to Louisiana from India while his mother was pregnant with him. They traveled half-way across the world in search of a better life.
Jindal says he ran for public office to ensure their grandchildren don't have to leave Louisiana to achieve their American dream.
"My parents, but my dad especially, has lived the American dream," Jindal told CBN News. "One of nine kids, he's the only one who got passed the fifth grade. He literally grew up in a house without electricity, without running water."
"He worked extremely hard and got his first job by calling companies out of the Yellow pages until somebody would hire him here in Baton Rouge," he said.
Son of Immigrants
CBN News asked Jindal if the debate over immigration reform is personal to him given that he is the son of immigrants.
"This to me is such a simple issue where we are today. We don't need a thousand-page bill, a comprehensive bill out of the Senate," he replied. "We need to secure the border."
"I think it's pretty simple, you know," he continued. "The president keeps talking about it. We need to just do it. And the reality is, if he was serious about it - he's been president now. He's in his second term - this could have been done by now. There's no excuse for this."
Despite his southern drawl, Jindal is an extremely fast talker who rarely misses a chance to call out the president.
"I think the biggest frustration right now is it's the rest of the country versus D.C.," he said.
Common Core
He knows something about Washington having served two terms in Congress. Now as a two-term governor he's making education reform a priority.
"One of the most important things we've done is to really give parents, to trust parents in terms of educating their kids," he said.
He's changed his mind on wanting Common Core standards for Louisiana schools.
"I believe this was originally presented as a bottom-up approach and instead has become a top-down approach," Jindal said.
"To me this is the same fight you see when the left tells you we can't trust the American people to buy Big Gulps," he explained.
"We can't trust the American people to exercise their Second Amendment rights," he continued. "We can't trust the American people to have religious liberty; we can't trust the American people to buy their own health insurance to decide what health insurance they want."
It's a calculated fight with Louisiana's Board of Education and now some proponents of Common Core are suing Jindal.
Family Man
Jindal and his wife Supriya have a girl and two boys of their own to think about educating.
"My kids were 6, 3, and 1 when we moved in the mansion," Jindal recalled as he stood in the foyer of the governor's mansion.
That was six years ago. After long labors with their first two children, Supriya knew their third child, Slade, wouldn't wait for the hospital.
That gave Jindal a chance to finally play the profession his dad dreamed for him as he literally delivered his son at home.
"She was in all this pain and she was literally on the floor," he recalled. "I mean there was no time to get prepared."
"When I saw my son covered in this purple goo; I was thinking 'I don't think he's done, I mean, maybe we should put him back in for a little while," he joked.
"But when I handed Supriya our child for the first time, all that pain went away," he said. "She wasn't thinking about anything but her little baby boy and I fell in love with her all over again."
Jindal said Supriya was the first girl he had a crush on in high school and the first girl to break his heart. When he finally got up the nerve to ask her out she said no because her family was preparing to move to New Orleans.
Their reunion came many years later at a Mardi Gras ball. In six short months they were engaged.
"You know, God truly has a plan for us," he said. "Sometimes we don't understand it. If she had said yes in high school, I wasn't ready. I wasn't mature enough. I hadn't even accepted Christ yet in terms of who I was going to become as a person."
An 'Evangelical Catholic'
Jindal grew up in a Hindu home but converted into what he calls an "evangelical Catholic."
"You know, I'd love to tell you I had a sudden epiphany, but it wasn't that easy," he told CBN News. "You know, for some people it really is easy - they get hit over the head and I think that's great. For me, it was a seven-year process."
After a journey of intense reading, study, and self-examination, Jindal said it all clicked one day while attending a church production with a friend.
"In the middle of it they showed a little film, nothing fancy, a black and white film where there was an actor playing Jesus being crucified," he recalled.
"Now we've probably seen a thousand better movies - it was black and white, no famous actors, the camera was probably shaking. But for some reason when I saw the actor on the cross, God chose that moment to hit me harder than I've ever been hit before," he said.
"All of a sudden it just hit me," he recalled. "That's really the son of God and He's up there on that cross, not for a billion people - that's too easy. He's up there because of Bobby Jindal."
"He's up there dying because of my sins, because of what I've done, what I've failed to do," he said. "How arrogant for me to do anything but get on my knees and to worship him."
America's Greatest Threat
For now, he does what anyone with one eye on the White House typically does: raise money and campaign for candidates competing in the midterms.
After the last presidential election he said the Republican Party was acting "stupid."
"When I said we've got to stop being the stupid party; we've got to offer solutions," he said. "We cannot just be the anti-party. We've got to be for things."
"I think this is still a center-right country and I think that if we will present specific solutions, if we go out there and fight for every vote and say, 'Not only do we oppose what the other side is doing, we've got better ideas,'" he said.
Last fall he launched America Next, a conservative policy group designed to develop some of those ideas.
Jindal suggested America may be its own greatest enemy.
"I don't think we can be beat by an external enemy. I think the greatest threat to America comes from within," he told CBN News. "We are blessed to be in the greatest country in the history of the world, but it's not inevitably so and we've got to renew that every generation."
"I think the biggest threat is the erosion of what it means to pursue the American dream," he explained. "It's that assault on religious liberties, the undermining of what makes us an exceptional country."
He's not expected to make a decision about running for president until after November, but he's not shy when it comes to talking about who he consults about the future.
"It's like Jesus, it's like God gives us the Book of Life. He doesn't let us look at every page, but He lets us look at the last page and on the last page our God wins. He beats death. He beats Satan. He gets up off that cross," he said.
"We should rejoice," he added. "And we should live our lives with grace, glory, and humility animated by that sense that we worship a risen, all powerful God who's got plans that we won't necessarily understand."
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Hilltop Boilers, of Newfield, scored sweet victories at a recent competition among the state's maple sugarmakers. (photo by CJ Pike)
Hilltop Boilers, of Newfield, has been awarded the status of "top boilers" for the State of Maine.In a Southern Maine Maple Syrup Contest, Hilltop Boilers took first- and second-place ribbons in all four categories, and even won "Best of Show." Hilltop's syrup showed in all categories, including flavor, color, density and clarity.About 60 participants met at the Southern Maine Maple Sugar Makers Association's annual contest to enter their product in this prestigious competition. Sugarmakers from York County, Cumberland County and Oxford County all attended.Every year, the association meets, after the maple syrup season, for this competition. The winners were announced on May 17 at the end of the event.Kathy Hopkins, host of the Maine Grading School and a professor at the University of Maine Extension, has made this program and contest possible for Maine's syrup producers.According to Michael Bryant, the owner of Hilltop Boilers, this is a big honor for his business. Bryant feels that he and his staff have "mastered the art of syrup making" at their sugarhouse.
The contest results are as follows: ■ Grade A: Golden flavor with light color, called "Light Amber"First place: Giles Family Farm in AlfredSecond place: Hilltop Boilers in NewfieldThird place: Pa's Sugar Shack in New Gloucester■ Grade A: Amber color with rich flavor, called "Medium Amber"First place: Hilltop Boilers in NewfieldSecond place: Giles Family Farm in AlfredThird place: Merrifield Farm in Gorham■ Grade A: Dark color with robust flavor, called "Dark Amber"First place: Pa's Sugar Shack in New Gloucester Second place: Hilltop Boilers, NewfieldThird place: Merrifield Farm in Gorham■ Grade A: Very dark color with strong flavor, called "Extra Dark Amber," or Grade BFirst place: Maple House Farm in WaterboroSecond place: Hilltop Boilers in NewfieldThird place: Log Cabin Sugar Bush in LimingtonIn Newfield, we love all of our sugarhouses in town, and are pleased and proud that one of ours has come away with some well deserved winning ribbons. Congratulations, Hilltop Boilers! LOCAL BROTHERS GRADUATE THIS YEAR
Forest and Tim Hicks both graduated from college this year and have landed jobs in their chosen fields. The brothers are now hitting the workforce. Forest Hicks, a graduate of York County Community College in Wells, earned his Associate Degree in Culinary Arts. He has been hired by a new restaurant in Wells called Fire and Brew. The staff at the restaurant is getting ready for a busy and exciting summer along the coastal region.Tim Hicks, recently graduated with high honors and a Master's in arts and museum education from Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas. Beforehand, he graduated from Eastern New Mexico University in Portales, New Mexico, in 2011 with high honors. Tim is now working as the assistant educational director at George's Ranch Museum in Richmont, Texas.Both young men graduated from Massabesic High School and are from West Newfield. The proud parents are Al and Debbie Hicks, of West Newfield. Congratulations to them and their sons. LIONS LOOKING FOR DONATIONSThe Limerick-Newfield Lions Club is looking for clean, salable donations of all kinds of items for the annual "Lions on the Lawn" event, to be held on Saturday, June 28.
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ye Chinese me kya likkha hai?
Didnt expect this from you.
This is fan created poster that is making waves @facebook.
This is not official.
Official ho ya ho fan made but zabardast hai bhailog….
zabardast to hoga hi
if this is the real poster then have to say its awesome damn good first look
but i reckon its fan made
Thank god this is not official .. WTH are all those stupid green fonts and a dumber than ever tagline .. search for something
Why is Aamir looking as if his eyes have caught Kiran with Kamal Raashid Khan.
All in all it is strongly anti intellectual and must be condemned fr Ghajini hangover.
isme AAMIR 30 degree angle tedha khada hokar dono haath oopar kar leta to milind srk ko chhodkar Aamir fan ban jaata.
Its a fan made poster btw, better thn that retard RA.ONE (30 degree hands down pose) poster.
It is a fan made poster only and has been doing the rounds on FB pages for some time now. Not official at all.
It's not even an official poster and haters have pounced already! Height of desperation!
One look at the poor copy-paste work done of the production logos is enough to pronounce it as a fake poster….but expect a official poster to release soon enough (maybe in another week) to go along with the official teaser on 23rd dec 2011.
And since when did srk fans became pretended to be intellectual….LOL The ra1 nightmare seems to have made them wiser….safe to say that Talaash will do more business than the craptacular ra1 or don 2
Haters,nahh Suraj. .i am just telling an intellectual and scientific oponion reached at by contacting the parasites thaf feed on Aamir's axxhole. Dnt blame me if u think u were the parasite fr i never stated so.
Yes DG also did more business than Ek Ladka Ek Ladki. And what was DG? The piss of a dog guttering down the axxhole of a midget.
Welcome back. My advice- Ng has been really smooth for the past week or so, and I hope it stays like that. This is not just my opinion, but almost all the members want it that way. Refrain from such comments in the future. Neither is it my wish to ban people, nor is it something the members want.
someone lost his mind ,wht cd be the reason?
3 IDIOTS china release today
or wreckage of MNIK overseas record in HONG KONG?
"The piss of a dog guttering down the axxhole of a midget."
perfect description for SRK's acting skills in all his movies
(assuming 1 inch taller than midget is also midget)
btw 1.5 crore of SRK's antenna kabhi kabhi is epic.
"Why is Aamir looking as if his eyes have caught Kiran with Kamal Raashid Khan."
Because Kiran didn't inform Aamir that she had adopted a new dog named krk…and Aamir was very fond of srk as he didn't require to hire a sweeper as srk would lick away all the crumbs falling down
Talaash trailor coming with Don 2. And then some Aamir apologists would contest the fact that Aamir can't give a hit without using SRK's name.
"(assuming 1 inch taller than midget is also midget)"
And a retard gay midget at that
"Talaash trailor coming with Don 2. And then some Aamir apologists would contest the fact that Aamir can't give a hit without using SRK's name."
At this moment, its srk who is in desperate need of a genuine hit….so the talaash trailer would help him more
"Aamir was very fond of srk as he didn't require to hire a sweeper as srk would lick away all the crumbs falling down"
hahaha… aamir's apologists going insane… aamir, the one who uses SRK's name to make his films hit, hiring SRK. SRK's secretary would be worth more than Aamir.
the above comment by me goes for you too.
lol SRK is giving flops like Ra.ONE,MNIK ,BILLU,antenna kabhi kabhi,bhootnath .
Why would other use name of this wrinkled 70 years grandpa looking SRK to make his movie HIT.?
In fact FARHAN is using Talaash promo to attract crowd for "return of shar-pei" DON 2.
""(assuming 1 inch taller than midget is also midget)"
only 1 inch taller? So after sense of acting and decency, aamir's fans have lost the sense of measurement also.
"And a retard gay midget at that"
retard is someone who takes pause after pause while answering basic stuff like: do u like ice-cream? or what is ur favourite colour? midget is someone who wears 4 inch heel, plus paddings inside the shoes and still look shorter than mukri. btw, he also wears his pants at the chest. and gay is someone who needs IVR to get a kid, since he can't get the requiste strength looking at kiran.
seems aamir married the thivk specs waali kiran so that he can also look brainy due to her company. so the childish smart-ass kid became the poster boy of pseudo-intellectuals.
Lol at SRK's fans.
Even selling oil coming out of Gauri's skin will earn more than SRK movies.
Solution for petrol high price.
Dont understand why SRK is embarassing himself doin pathetic acting in movies.
He has option of starting an oil factory.
Btw aryan and suhana are kids of aditya chopra.
This thread is closed.
I dont know what to say. Criticizing a star is one thing but involving their families and that too kids is shameful. i have never warned you for any of your comments because I find them funny and non-abusive but this is just not acceptable. Do not make such derogatory comments.
"SRK is giving flops like Ra.ONE,MNIK ,BILLU,antenna kabhi kabhi,bhootnath ."
if ra.one and MNIK are flops, what was aamir delivering for 20 years in bollywood???? disasters???"Why would other use name of this wrinkled 70 years grandpa looking SRK to make his movie HIT.?"
it's not others. it's aamir. may be becasue the grand-pa looking SRK is better than transexual looking aamir."In fact FARHAN is using Talaash promo to attract crowd for "return of shar-pei" DON 2.
yeah, Farhan is specifically targetting 54 more people (aamir apologists).
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4.15 / 5.00 4,265 ViewsAnimated short that I've kept on the shelf for a while, but finally decided to put online after a lot of hemming and hawing. A little nonsensical, but hopefully people can follow along. More cartoons and good tunes are coming in the future.
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Good Work man Your top 5 in my book
I loved this. I hope you will please consider working on additional entries to this series. The uncertainty of it is what makes it so exciting....I couldn't wait to find out what was real and what was not, or if that distinction even makes sense in this context. Capital stuff!
LOL The wall's bleeding again -_-
Yes, indeed, he is very complex. I love your drawing style and the opening song was like an acid trip(a good thing)! The animation is so smooth, and I like the retarded facial expressions that the characters make :D I think you should have made the girl's voice a bit better, sounds kind of fake(like pitched). But other than that, the rest was flawless. Keep up the awesome work!
this would be totally awesome for a show on Adultswim or something.
Annoying kid is annoying
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Final Score: Detroit 3, Phoenix 2 (OT)
Detroit, MI (Sports Network) - Henrik Zetterberg scored 1:23 into overtime to lead the Detroit Red Wings to a 3-2 win over the Phoenix Coyotes at Joe Louis Arena.
In the extra session on a delayed penalty call, Ruslan Salei sent a slap pass from the top of the left circle to the slot where Zetterberg redirected it between the pads of Ilya Bryzgalov for the win.
Nicklas Lidstrom and Dan Cleary each had a goal for the Red Wings, who have won four of their last five games. Jimmy Howard stopped 29 shots in the win.
"I think wins like this are real good for the guys," said Detroit head coach Mike Babcock. "It's a real gut-check thing. Mental toughness will help you make the right decision when it counts and that's what happened tonight."
Martin Hanzal and Keith Yandle each had a goal for the Coyotes, who have lost their past three games. Bryzgalov made 37 saves in a losing effort.
"Right now it's that one situation that takes the game from us," said Phoenix head coach Dave Tippett. "Penalties in overtime will kill you. We played good in the game, but our margin for error is very slim and right now we're letting it get the better of us."
With the Coyotes holding a 2-1 lead in the third, Lidstrom tied the game on a slap shot from the left point that found its way through traffic at the 7:24 mark.
The goaltenders kept the puck out of the net from there to force the overtime.
Cleary scored 1:40 into the first period to get the scoring started in the game, but Hanzal answered in the final minute of the opening frame on a rebound from a Derek Morris shot to tie the contest.
Yandle scored on a slap shot at the 7:31 mark of the second period to give Phoenix a 2-1 lead.
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Lidstrom has two goals and 10 assists during a nine-game point streak...Phoenix plays in Chicago on Wednesday...Detroit continues its six- game homestand on Thursday against Edmonton...Detroit has taken two of the three matchups against Phoenix this season...Detroit blueliner Brian Rafalski returned to play for the first time since October 9 after missing time with a knee injury that required arthroscopic surgery.


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NHL COO John Collins said the league is in high level discussions with the NHL's Board of Governors, interested teams and the NHLPA about expanding the U.S. outdoor game schedule beyond the Winter Classic as soon as next season. In 2011, the league hosted both the Winter Classic and Heritage Classic, but the Heritage has traditionally been between two Canadian teams.
"It's not necessarily a new conversation," Collins said on Sunday. "We've been looking at this and talking about it for a while. I think now, we're looking at it real hard."
The motivation for more American outdoor games is simple. The Winter Classic is a huge success each year for the NHL in driving interest and revenue for the game. There's no shortage of interested cities in hosting the game and Collins said expanding the outdoor idea is an opportunity for the league to get an outdoor game in markets that might not work nationally for the Winter Classic game and also for markets that recently hosted the game, opening up the possibility of a quicker return of outdoor hockey to cities like Boston, Chicago and Pittsburgh.
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Maybe change the end of game gimmick from a shootout to an outdoor game/sudden death. Why not?
Posted by redxblack from Akron Ohio on 04/07/13 at 02:41 PM ET
Sure, why not. Give every team the option to host one outdoor game. Whore it out.
Posted by DrewBehr from The Mitten on 04/07/13 at 04:40 PM ET
One game per season makes it unique and an event. Multiple games turns it into a circus like third jersey's and pink in the rink night.
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Bettman really is out to prove he can ruin everything good in the NHL, isn't he?
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TEFL Frequently Asked Questions
As with any educational program that produces qualifications for a new career, those inquiring about TEFL will have many questions. However, there are some questions that are commonly asked among the majority of those with interest in this field. You might be wondering if a non-native English speaker can be a TEFL teacher or what is the standard certification course like. Find the answers to these questions by visiting the common frequently asked questions page.
The English language is the most widely-used in the world. Parents of children in non-English speaking countries know that their children will have the greatest chance of success in their student and professional lives by having a good command of English. For many of these countries, tourism is their primary national product and for this reason workers in the industry must be able to speak with English speaking travelers who visit their countries. This makes you the TEFL teacher a very integral part in making a difference in foreign lands.
As you can see, practically every aspect of TEFL instruction and preparation has been made available to you. Don't waste another day wondering about what it would be like to be a TEFL teacher abroad. If this is what you would like to do, then get enrolled in a 120-hour TEFL certification course and begin living your dream.
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