text: Obama, Romney tone down rhetoric, but campaigns don'tBy Tom Cohen, CNNUpdated 1623 GMT (0023 HKT) November 1, 2012Story highlights President Barack Obama tours New Jersey storm damage Mitt Romney tones down rhetoric at campaign events in FloridaSurrogates and supporters of Obama and Romney continue attacksThe November 6 election is considered too close to callWill the devastation of Superstorm Sandy tone down the hostile rhetoric of the presidential campaign?The answer Wednesday was yes, at least by President Barack Obama and GOP challenger Mitt Romney, who left it to surrogates and others to do the political dirty work.Obama avoided any overt political statements when he toured storm damage in New Jersey with Republican Gov. Chris Christie, a frequent critic who has praised the president's response to the disaster.His comments at the end of the trip focused on the federal response, but concluded with a theme from Obama's campaign stump speech about Americans working together to help each other."We go through tough times, but we bounce back," the president said at the North Point Marina in Brigantine. "We bounce back because we look out for one another, and we don' t leave anybody behind."Is it too soon to restart campaigns?Obama also made sure his role in the federal response to the disaster was well publicized.Before heading to New Jersey, he visited the Federal Emergency Management Agency to meet with officials coordinating federal efforts. After his tour, Obama spoke of a 15-minute rule he imposed that requires federal relief officials to respond for calls for help from local authorities within that time period, adding that "if they need something, you figure out a way to say yes."Just WatchedHow Romney, Obama adjust to stormreplayMore Videos ...How Romney, Obama adjust to storm 02:05PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedRomney: Storm will be a 'difficult time'replayMore Videos ...Romney: Storm will be a 'difficult time' 02:00PLAY VIDEORomney campaigns in FloridaAt his first bona fide campaign events since Sandy blasted the East Coast earlier this week, Romney focused his remarks on his oft-repeated five-point plan to increase domestic energy, expand trade, improve education and training, balance the budget and help small businesses.He included some muted zingers, telling crowds in Tampa and Coral Gables that "I don't just talk about change," a reference to what he has previously called Obama's failure to deliver on the "hope and change" theme from 2008.Romney's main message was the need to change the direction of the country from the chronic deficits and mounting debt of past years, saying the country required leaders who worked "in the interests of people" instead of seeking political gain.A Romney spokesman told reporters the more positive stance by the former Massachusetts governor was planned."Our focus today is going to continue to be to strike a positive tone about what the governor would do on Day One of a Romney presidency," said campaign adviser Kevin Madden.While Romney never mentioned Obama by name, some backers who spoke before him in Coral Gables were less reticent to attack. Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush asked if "you honestly think that this president is capable of bringing people together," then said Obama's campaign strategy "is to blame others, starting with my brother" -- former President George W. Bush, who preceded Obama in the White House.Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart of Florida raised the issue of a terrorist attack in Libya on September 11 that killed U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans, complaining Obama was "nowhere to be found" to answer questions about what happened.Conservative commentators allege a White House cover-up because some top officials, including U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice, initially indicated a protest over an anti-Islam film spawned the deadly attack.The Obama administration denies any attempt to mislead, saying initial intelligence reports were conflicting, and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has appointed a panel to review what happened.On the Democratic side, Vice President Joe Biden kept up his steady political attacks on the Republican ticket.At an event in Sarasota, Florida, Biden called Romney and his running mate, Rep. Paul Ryan, "shameless" and accused them of running "one of the most flagrantly dishonest ads I can ever remember in my political career" in reference to a television spot that claims Chrysler was shifting Jeep manufacturing from the United States to China.Officials of the company have declared the Romney ad incorrect, saying manufacturing abroad was an expansion of operations in the United States, rather than outsourcing."It's an outrageous lie," Biden said, adding the Romney ad caused U.S. autoworkers to call their union offices asking if it was true manufacturing jobs were transferred abroad. "What a cynical, cynical thing to do ... to go out and try to scare these people for electoral reasons at the end, to say something that's so untrue."When asked about Biden's comment, Madden of the Romney campaign said the ad "makes the case for why Gov. Romney would be stronger for the auto industry and why the auto industry's an important part of a strong economy."Ryan also addressed the issue at an appearance in Wisconsin, noting that the federal bailout of the auto industry resulted in plants shutting down -- including some in the state."American taxpayers are on track to lose $25 billion as a result of President Obama's handling of the auto bailout, and GM and Chrysler are expanding their production overseas," Ryan said in an earlier statement.Obama will return to full campaign mode on Thursday with events in Wisconsin, Colorado and Nevada -- all still up for grabs and therefore crucial to both candidates. His intention Wednesday was to project the image of a president focused on the well-being of fellow citizens in need.After flying over parts of the Jersey shoreline and other areas, Obama and Christie met with displaced people in a shelter and later walked through damaged neighborhoods in an entourage that included the state's two Democratic senators - Frank Lautenberg and Bob Menendez.On Tuesday, Christie praised Obama as "outstanding" and "incredibly supportive" in responding to Sandy, a radical change from the political attacks the Republican usually launches in his role as a top surrogate for Romney.The governor repeated his complimentary tone while with Obama on Wednesday, saying: "I cannot thank the president enough for his personal concern and compassion for our state and the people of our state."Hard-hitting attacks from candidate supportersMeanwhile, supporters of the candidates continued hard-hitting attacks.Priorities USA Action, a super PAC backing Obama, announced a new ad accusing Romney and former Florida Gov. Rick Scott, a fellow Republican, of benefiting from Medicare fraud."While Romney served as a director of the Damon Corporation, the company stole $25 million from Medicare," said a release by Priorities USA Action, attributing the information to a Boston Globe report from 2002. "Romney made half a million dollars - some of the profit generated by the fraud. Rick Scott was CEO of the company that committed what was the largest Medicare fraud in history."The group also said Romney plans to cut funding for Medicare and change it to a voucher system that would increase costs for senior citizens. Romney rejects that characterization of a proposal to partially privatize the government-run health care system for elderly Americans.There was no immediate response from the Romney campaign to the super-PAC ad.Florida, with 29 electoral votes, is the biggest haul available from the battleground states still contested, and Medicare is a major issue there because of the large number of senior citizens who live there.For its part, the Romney campaign revived a widely-discredited welfare claim in a new television ad that cited the "gutting" of the work requirement in welfare by Obama.An earlier string of ads making a similar claim was rated as "Pants on Fire" -- or completely false -- by the independent and non-partisan fact-checking organization PolitiFact. Obama campaign spokeswoman Lis Smith responded that the welfare ad showed desperation by the Romney campaign.Meanwhile, Focus on the Family, the Colorado-based social conservative organization founded by evangelical author and radio host James Dobson, sent a mailing in Iowa that quotes Obama as saying "we are no longer a Christian nation."The fold-out brochure, which landed in Iowa mailboxes last week and was provided to CNN by a Des Moines-area voter, drew contrasts between Obama and Romney on the issues of abortion, same-sex marriage and insurance coverage for contraception."Whatever we once were, we are no longer a Christian nation," Obama is quoted as saying in the mailer, which does not explicitly endorse Romney.The quote is from a speech Obama delivered in 2006, more than two years before he became president, at the Call to Renewal conference in Washington. In 2008, during Obama's first national campaign, the same out-of-context remark was circulated online as sinister evidence that the Democrat intended to curtail religious freedom in America. At the time, the spurious Internet chatter was debunked by FactCheck.org, another independent monitoring group.Big ad buys in final weekThe Obama and Romney campaigns bought $40 million worth of commercials to run this week and into Election Day in key battleground states, according to a source tracking media buys, as spending records continue to be shattered.For ad time running from Monday through the November 6 election, the Obama campaign bought $22.6 million compared to $17.4 million for Romney, according to the media-tracking source. Both campaigns are continuing to purchase additional commercial time as they jockey for any last-minute advantage.In addition, two of the key super PACs backing Romney launched multi million-dollar battleground ad campaigns this week, with many of their ads targeting the president's economic record. In total the Republican outside groups will have spent more than $310 million in the general election. At Romney's event in Tampa, Bush sought to downplay Obama's role in the disaster relief effort, saying "my experience in all this emergency response business is that it is the local level and the state level that really matters.""If they do their job right, the federal government part works out pretty good," he said.Romney, meanwhile, urged supporters to donate to the Red Cross to help victims of the superstorm without addressing the federal response or Obama's role.Democratic critics of Romney and Ryan argue their proposals to cut government spending and provide broad tax cuts without generating more government revenue will end up harming the economy and increasing the federal deficit.In particular, the Obama campaign challenges Romney's contention that increased economic growth from the tax cuts combined with shifting current federal responsibilities to states, the private sector and humanitarian agencies and charities can balance the budget.Last year, Romney argued at a Republican presidential debate in New Hampshire that cutting federal spending should be based on prioritizing what is absolutely necessary and shedding the rest.Asked then by moderator John King of CNN if disaster relief efforts should be turned over to states, Romney said that "every time you have an occasion to take something from the federal government and send it back to the states, that's the right direction. And if you can go even further and send it back to the private sector, that's even better.""Instead of thinking in the federal budget, what we should cut -- we should ask ourselves the opposite question. What should we keep?" Romney added. "We should take all of what we're doing at the federal level and say, what are the things we're doing that we don't have to do? And those things we've got to stop doing, because we're borrowing $1.6 trillion more this year than we're taking in."King cut in to ask if Romney was referring specifically to disaster relief, a topic in the news at the time following a deadly Joplin, Missouri, tornado, and Romney continued: "We cannot afford to do those things without jeopardizing the future for our kids. It is simply immoral, in my view, for us to continue to rack up larger and larger debts and pass them on to our kids, knowing full well that we'll all be dead and gone before it's paid off. It makes no sense at all."Sandy responseWith then-Hurricane Sandy bearing down on the East Coast on Monday, Romney's debate comments from 16 months earlier became a topic of political discussion.Madden commented on the matter Wednesday, offering a similar statement to what the Romney campaign previously issued."Gov. Romney believes in a very efficient, effective disaster relief response and he believes one of the ways to do that is to put a premium on the states and their efforts to respond to these disasters," Madden said. "That's why they call them first responders. They're the first to respond in states. So traditionally they've been the best at responding to these disasters. ... But he does believe that FEMA has a really important role there and that being a partner for the states is the best approach."Obama and the White House have emphasized the cooperation between federal, state and local authorities in responding to Sandy, with the president praising Christie on Wednesday for planning ahead and working with FEMA.."I thank him for his extraordinary leadership and partnership," Obama said..Romney has made political dysfunction in Washington a target of his campaign, blaming Obama for what he calls failed leadership in being unable to forge a deficit reduction deal with Republicans. 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Wednesday Evenings* – Ch. 25 Pietenpol Build Project – All Chapter 25 members are invited to come and work on the Ch. 25 Pietenpol Building Project. Learn the art and craft of building a homebuilt airplane from Ch. 25 members who have hours of experience building airplanes. We are working at Dale Johnson's (MAHOF) shop. Contact Kim V. Johnson, Ch. 25 President, at [email protected] if you would like directions.
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New Zealand Winegrowers are opening an office in Hong Kong next week with the aim of increasing the wine exports to the region to $150 million within five years.
New Zealand Winegrowers chief executive Philip Gregan said the Chinese market had been identified as a high priority in the strategic review by Pricewaterhouse Coopers, and by New Zealand Trade and Enterprise.
"The Chinese market has been growing in importance in the last three to four years. There has been an expectation to open an office at some stage and it will be welcomed by the industry."
The NZ Winegrowers annual report shows wine exports to China have increased by more than 800 per cent during the past four years from $2.4 million in 2008, to more than $25m in 2012.
China is also the highest value average of all export countries, with wine selling for an average $11 a litre, Mr Gregan said.
Auckland-based Winegrowers Asia marketing manager Monty James is relocating to manage the office, which will be part of the Trade and Enterprise office in Wan Chai, Hong Kong.
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Healthcare startup TrioMed Innovations of Williston, Vt., has reported closing on $6 million in an $8.55 million equity round, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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You Made It Weird #184: Casey Wilson
By Katie Levine on November 13, 2013
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I LOOOVE Casey! Cant wait to listen, always a favorite podcast guest of mine, she always comes across as such a genuinely sweet, lovely person. A pure delight.
Damn you sun you betrayed me lol why'd you set! Where can one find Contra antidepressants?
Turned it off as soon as she said she was a Scorpio and suggested Pete go to an Astrologer. Don't do it Pete! Come back to us!
atrolstogly is a COol science WOOF i mean TRASNCENDA ETAL METDITATION and LUCIS D DREAMING AR e u serious YET you would QUESTION ASTROLSIGS?????????????? dumb FUCKCEING PEOPLE FUCK u pORTOMAN ps WHAT THE HELL WHYAT ARE WE ALL DOINGN ON THE NREDIST WEB SIGHT GODdANMIT
Maybe it's different if you're going from one faith to another, or at least starting from a spiritual background, but just hearing about someone deciding to convert to a religion (mostly) sight unseen really made me feel uncomfortable.
Came for Casey stayed for the Astrology.
Great one Pete! -
What a stereotypically vapid, empty person feigning some kind of depth. She's the kind of idiot that believes in astrology despite it being unquestionably debunked, not to mention the vomit-inducing surface level "spiritual" garbage with absolutely no weight behind it. And she's converting to Judaism for her fiance? Yeah, it's a VERY feminist move to change your entire religious worldview to something you don't know about at all just to please a man and his family.
Pete: it's clear that having a TV show is taking its toll on your podcast. If this is the caliber of guest we have to endure, please stick to the TV show which is actually funny. It's hilarious, actually.
Jim, you know you're welcome to not listen to this free podcast. It sounds like you have some unresolved issues with someone Casey reminds you of. I hope everything works out for you.
I used to have a crush on Casey, as I think she's a talented, funny actress, but this interview was a major turn off. I cannot believe there are people who believe in astrology in 2013. People in L.A. clearly have way too much free time. And religious conversion for every wrong reason… Shameful.
Whether I have unresolved issues or not doesn't invalidate what I said (good job immediately pulling out an ad hominem, though). I could be the happiest person in the world and it wouldn't make astrology any less ridiculous or this "spiritual" bullshit any less transparently false. Don't even get me started on that charlatan Deepak Chopra.
Oh, and don't quit your day job; you're terrible at psychoanalyzing people over the internet.
I've seen Kulap get shit too whenever she talks about astrology on Who Charted and other podcasts. Why does it bug you guys that much, people are free to believe in whatever they want.
I'm with Mark on this one Jim. The kind of person who would take the time to actively attack another person for sharing their views even if they're not in line with your own…I mean…you're an asshole, Jim. An ugly, mouthfrothing, uptight, rude asshole. That's my psychoanalysis. Talk about an empty person feigning depth. You've clearly got some issues and I think it would be better for everyone involved, including yourself, if you worked them out in a therapist's office rather than the comments section.
Ugh. What is it about even the mention of astrology that brings out the hideous, self –important, loudmouthed, wannabe intellectuals out of the woodwork. Go away. You invariably trigger my desire to type out long-winded, descriptive, comma-separated lists and that's just not healthy and it's not me. Fuggoff.
Anyway, I really identified with the bit about being too emotionally overwhelmed by good things that happen in life to react the way I'm expected to. There's a parable about a boy in an ancient village. He captures a wild horse that he can use to help out on his father's farm and all of the villagers gossip about how great this is, but the village wise man says "We'll see." Then, while the boy is taming the horse, he's thrown to the ground and breaks his leg. The villagers gossip about how terrible this is, but the village wise man says "We'll see." A week later the army comes around and starts conscripting villagers into service to conquer a foreign land, but they can't take the boy because his leg is broken. The villagers gossip about how great this is, but the village wise man says "We'll see."
I think that as we get older and begin to recognize cycles and patterns in life and human behavior we become more like the wise man; more objective. And yet we're caught in this limbo between subjectivity and objectivity in which we know that a "good" thing can bring bad things and that a "bad" thing can bring good things, and instead of calming us like the wise man it causes every emotion at once. We feel joy and fear when something joyful happens and there's nothing to do except escape, power down, and slowly process. But is that necessarily a good thing? Should we be on an even keel at all times never feeling the joy or the pain? Perhaps the trick is to be a dumb villager when something good happens and a wise man when something bad happens, but do we necessarily have control over that? Things to ponder.
I agree that people are, and should be, free to believe what they want. I would never want to see a belief system mandated or banned by law. That said, simply because you have the right to believe something does not mean you get to be free of criticism of that belief.
It bothers me to hear people talk about astrology for several reasons. First and foremost, it is false. There is a 0% chance that astrology works, as has been demonstrated repeatedly in controlled studies; that is, assuming we even make it past the glaring logical problems with it. The astrological systems developed around the world don't agree with one another, so it's not even self-consistent bullshit.
Second, it rests on logical fallacies that, while generally benign when applied to astrology, can be dangerous if carried over into other areas of life.
Third, it's absolutely heinous to hear astrology being touted by rich people in the First World as the reason things happen. Fuck sociology, economics, and history; look at the sky if you want to explain why poor people starve to death everyday! It absolves us of our responsibility to other people by giving us an excuse for their misfortunes.
Finally, on a personal level, it bothers me because belief in astrology is always touted as an oh-so-transparent attempt to make oneself seem deep. It has no rituals or demands of its adherents, which might inconvenience somebody, but it does offer a feel-good salve to people too stupid to understand science and too vapid to dedicate any real time to understanding causality. People who believe in astrology are not interesting or deep because of it, they're just foolish.
Boohoo, I criticized someone's nonsensical worldview. Don't you have some blasphemy laws that need passing so you can kill or imprison people who disagree with you?
And what a well-made point! Oh wait, nope. What I meant to say was "Wow, what a bunch of pointless ad hominem attacks. You said bad things about me on the internet, so you must be right!" By the way, try doing a single Google search to find out what "real" intellectuals think about astrology- BUT BE CAREFUL!!!!! Some of them might disagree and hurt your widdle feewings. Then again, maybe it's just a big conspiracy propagated by all the "wannabe" intellectuals.
You didn't criticize her world view. You criticized her for holding that world view, and you acted like a dick while you did it. I don't happen to believe in astrology, but astrology makes just as much sense as any other set of beliefs that can be proven or disproven at a whim with a conveniently cherry picked set of statistics and studies. You're missing the point. If world view informed by astrology, or Christianity, or Judaism, or Islam, or Hinduism, or Mormonism, or Deepak fucking Chopra makes a person feel more in tune with their surroundings, or more alive, or better about themselves, or if it makes it easier for them to be a better human being, then who the hell are you to call them degrading names for holding those beliefs. Grow the hell up and worry about the plank in your own eye.
Jim (Jimmy) Smith,
I regret to inform you that your right to listen to this podcast has been revoked by the Podcasters Association of America. Further attempts to listen to YMIW will cause the searing pain in your head to continue or possibly worsen.
Based on your personal opinions YMIW is probably not the right podcast for you. This podcast is dedicated to an open dialogue about stupid beliefs including religion, pseudo-science & conspiracy theories.
I assume you have never listened before, since this is quite typical for YMIW and this is the 184th podcast. That or you've just been quiet up to this point when Mercury Retrograde has shifted and you became a total dickhead.
I'm sorry that your privilege to listen has been revoked. We welcome you to start your own podcast focusing on how dumb everyone else is and I'm sure you will get many followers.Sincerely,
Josh D. Gutterman
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Remember Sammy Jankis
I listen to the show and watch the TV show because Pete is funny, and actually puts thought into his searching for meaning in life. Do I agree with everything he believes? No. But at least he's putting in some effort, unlike most of the last few guests.
After some thought I'd like to say this: your arguments against astrology make a lot of sense. You've made several valid points on that subject and you made them well, and I don't want you to walk away from this interaction thinking that they went unheard.
Where myself, and clearly a few others, took issue wasn't with your views on astrology, but rather the way you used them to justify a sense of superiority over others and the way you expressed that feeling of superiority.
If you want to look at astrology as a crutch and an excuse for people to not be their best, most discerning, responsible selves, then that's your prerogative. My guess, though, is that there isn't a person alive, including you, who doesn't do things that are bad for themselves in order to make it through the day. My guess is that you've probably had a drink of alcohol in your life, or a hit of weed, or a cigarette, or you've duped yourself into thinking someone in a relationship cared about you when they didn't, or chewed your nails, or watched TV when you should've been doing something productive, or done any number of harmful things to yourself in order to feel good in the short term. We all do.
I don't believe that anybody would fault you for politely expressing that, IN YOUR OPINION, a person is doing something wrong or harmful and explaining why. Judgement, though? Animosity? When you boil it down far enough we're all the same. Who are you to judge? What's the sense in being unnecessarily hurtful? You're only underwriting another person's desire to, at some point, treat you just as poorly.
Please, in the name of promoting a world where people aren't afraid to be themselves for fear of being treated like garbage and emotionally or physically harmed, be more considerate next time. Thank you.
P.S. I'm sorry I called you an ugly, mouthfrothing, uptight, rude asshole. I only meant that you were acting like one at the time. I really don't know you from Adam, so while you may or may not be all of those things, I really shouldn't have made the assumption one way or the other.
I enjoyed the discussion about marriage and the slightly awkward asking Casey how to stop it from going sideways. Then Pete mentioned the Buddha saying that pain is trying to maintain permanence in a world that is impermanent. My personal answer to his question for Casey would be to slightly skew that mindset on marriage. I do think that viewing marriage as "locking something in" is sure to end in failure and probably what most people do. Pete always says that he wouldn't be worried about death if he gets to do it with a friend. That's really how to view marriage. It's not trying to freeze time, but rather have a partner to step through time with. No one is going to stop evolving, but it's a choice to evolve together and grow together. Honestly that might mean growing apart, but it also might mean growing near someone you love. It also means there's no reason to force anything. Friends can fulfill this need, but are far less personally challenging that a spouse.
Also, my take on sad dad's was also hit on in this episode. I think the key to fighting Sad Dad Syndrome (SDS) is to not make your wife your mom in the first place. Everyone needs love and attention, but part of evolving into a man/woman is that you fend for yourself physically and emotionally. If you want to be taken care of forever you'll end up sad, dad or otherwise. Being a grown up can fucking suck, but it's also rewarding. Maybe we need to go the other way with our terminology and drop marriage altogether and go with partner, cause that's really what it is. It's a partner you choose to fight the battle with, you help each other up and move forward as a team. If you're looking for a bang-mom or daddy 2.0 you're not doing the work, and that usually results in sadness.
Here's Deepak Chopra trying to explain a point about theoretical physics to a theoretical physicist. The guy feeds on stupidity and sensitivity. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z17sIJyQ3oY
sry I don't want to be all negative, Casey was really smart and interesting, perfect for your podcast.
To All,
First, Jim Smith's points are entirely valid, well thought out, and well-worded.
Second, I wanted to believe this would be as touching and human as the June Diane Raphael episode. It wasn't.
Third and nevertheless, Pete did everything he could to make this episode worth listening to.
Parallel to that, Pete and his writing staff have done a great job with the show. It incorporates so many amazing elements from the podcast and Pete's act while remaining spontaneous and emphasizing the same relatable qualities in every guest that Weirdos have come to expect from Pete's interviews.
In conclusion, this episode disappointed me because I wanted to believe that Casey Wilson would expose herself in the same way that June and Kulap did. But, Pete never disappointed me for a moment.
Thanks Pete,
Jonny Fudwicker
Good lord with this comment section. Came here to say I thoroughly enjoyed this episode! Casey is such a delight. So fun and open and funny and lovely. Really, really charming. I really had no idea astrology was such a touchy subject! I assumed Weirdos were more open than that, and the alternative saddens me.
I also just wanted to say that the guy who said something about Casey converting religions for her future husband is real feminist, all sarcastic like, that maybe he should reassess what feminism is. The beauty of feminism lies in the CHOICE. You, a man, deciding what is best for a woman is misogyny at its finest. She, a woman, is making the choice to convert religions and her reasons behind that shouldn't really matter. It's her choice, and that's the point of feminism.
I dont get the negative comments either. I thought she was wonderful, pleasant and very interesting. Everything I look for in a good guest on shows like this.
[…] our drive home from Richmond on Sunday afternoon, we listened to Pete Holmes' You Made It Weird with Casey Wilson. They spent much of the episode discussing their meditative practices and attempts at Zen […]
cant stop saying "DEEP CHOPZ" now
Pete confused Guy Pearce with Stephen Tobolowsky. That is really funny.
I hope Casey feels better now that 2013 is behind her. She seems like the year piled up on her a bit.


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Relax around our large 26'x13' pool with the additional benefit of a spa. The pool benefits from not being overlooked by any other properties and has a removable screen for the safety of young children. And for swimming in the evening, both pool and spa can be illuminated. But should the Florida sunshine become too much, you can either retire under the covered lanai with its cooling ceiling fan or go inside the villa where all the rooms are kept at a cool and constant temperature.
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The ground-floor master suite has a King sized bed and a luxurious en-suite bathroom complete with a huge walk-in shower with built-in seat, twin basins and a large vanity mirror. Additionally there is a hairdryer and clock radio, whilst storage space is no problem with a large walk-in closet.As a final touch of elegance the ground-floor master bedroom has its own doorway out onto the pool deck. For your convenience there is also a cloak room located on the ground floor.
The remaining three bedrooms are all upstairs. The second master suite has a similar specification to the first with the addition of a luxurious large corner bath tub plus large walk-in shower. Again storage will not be a problem as the room has its own large walk-in closet. Bedrooms three and four each contain two single beds. A built-in closet and drawers in bedroom three and a walk-in closet and additional drawers in bedroom four provides plenty of storage space in each room. Bedroom four also has the benefit of an additional television. Located conveniently next to bedrooms three and four is the homes third bathroom, complete with a bath / shower unit.
The garage has been converted into a games room with a pool table and foosball (table top football) sitting atop a carpeted floor
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This is the perfect home if you will be visiting Disney World. The home sleeps 8 but the living and dining area isn't as spacious as needed for 8 people, therefore spending a lot of time away from the rental home makes it a great cozy place to bond before and after visits to the parks! Pool is on the smaller end of the scale but perfect for the occasional dips throughout your stay. Definitely do not try to sleep more than 8. Gated community made us feel safe and the neighborhood is beautiful. Orlando is ridiculously humid in August and rains randomly so always take around ponchos and lots of sunblock.
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Shari's is operated out of Beaverton, OR. The original owners, Ron and Sharon Bergquist, operated the company for seven years. Sharon went by the name "Shari," which explains how the restaurant got its name.
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Deep fried items (i.e., egg rolls, chicken fingers, tostada shells, etc.) are excluded from the website, except for very small amounts of garnishes, such as wonton strips.
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