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TUPELO — Officials say eliminating "bring your own bottle" nightclubs could help control littering, public intoxication, disorderly conduct and assaults in Tupelo.
The proposal would require a city beer permit or a state alcohol permit for establishments that serve alcohol and provide entertainment, The Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal reported.
"For me, it's safety," said Tupelo police chief Tony Carleton. He noted a 2011 New Year's Day shooting at a McCullough Boulevard nightclub.
Both the state and city permits require background checks, specific security measures — especially for large crowds — and annual registration. The permit fee is $25 a year.
The proposal is on the City Council's study agenda for tomorrow. So is an ordinance that would let patrons bring their own alcohol to some restaurants without a beer or liquor license, as long as it accompanied a meal.
March 5 is the earliest the nightclub ordinance could come up for a vote.
The ordinance includes exemptions from several security measures for businesses that operate without trouble and whose business is primarily focused as a restaurant.
Events hosted or sponsored by a governmental entity or tax-exempt charities are exempted from the proposed ordinance; however, those groups still have to go through the permitting process to sell alcohol.
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First holiday memory?
My memory of childhood holidays is uniformly awful. I was born in 1945 – in what appeared to be a mini ice age – so my first recollection was getting extremely wet on Morecambe beach.
We had to wear those dreadful plastic pac-a-macs to keep the weather off us. But they, of course, didn't recognise that the human body perspires, so you finished up being wetter inside the thing than you would've been if you hadn't been wearing it. I came to rather dislike holidays.
Best holiday?
There was a time we used to hire rambling old farmhouses in France and invite the most amazing collection of people to stay. My favourite was in Bourg-Charente. It was a splendid illustration of what keeps a holiday together. Everybody says you must have very compatible people for a holiday to be a success, which is not true at all. What you want is somebody that absolutely everybody hates. It acts as a complete unifier.
We had this wonderfully ludicrous, ultra-right-wing conservative, who persisted in trying to foist his beliefs on everybody. It provided a laugh a minute.
Favourite place in the British Isles?
Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire. The setting is simply incomparable. It's a combination of how beautiful Woodstock is, the fact that there's a terrific hotel at the Feathers and the park itself, which is sublime. The architecture is extraordinarily theatrical. It's like a piece of Handel music that's been frozen in stone.
What have you learnt from your travels?
I very rarely travel simply because it's a holiday and almost always do things because I'm filming. Earlier this year, I travelled for the first time to Portugal with work and was absolutely bowled over. I went to Sintra, which is almost as beautiful as Ravello on the Amalfi coast. There's this unbelievably dramatic cliff with views towards the sea, an extraordinary microclimate and a sensational hotel called the Palacio de Seteais.
Holiday reading?
I never read on holiday. I spend my whole life reading and writing, so the last thing I want to do for leisure is read. I find it an effort even picking up a guidebook when I'm away.
Where has seduced you?
Ravello and the Amalfi coast. It seduces everybody. It even softened the heart of Gore Vidal, and we never knew he had one. It is just beautiful beyond belief. You can be sitting in an exquisite restaurant having sensational food and there's this absolutely dramatic vertical drop to a jade-blue Mediterranean below.
Better to travel or arrive?
Air travel is absolutely vile. You've got to do anything you can to mitigate it. I make sure I have at least a couple of glasses of champagne, followed by a few bottles of claret during dinner, and a good brandy after so that I can sleep it off.
Worst travel experience?
Finding myself stranded in a mini hurricane in Key West, Florida. I was travelling alone and it was a very miserable, isolating experience. Luckily, Key West made up for it afterwards – it's a very enchanting, lovely place.
Worst hotel?
A place in Arundel, West Sussex, when we were filming. It was dirty; they had polycotton sheets, a lumpy mattress, a huge room with a ridiculously small bed and awful food.
Best hotel?
The Hotel Amigo in Brussels. It's part of the Rocco Forte collection. I thought it was sensationally run and the rooms were brilliantly designed with stunning bathrooms.
I felt a bit excited about the place and they served wonderful Italian food in the restaurant.
Favourite walk?
The one I take every evening when I'm at home in Kent, with my dog, along South Bound Road up to Covert Wood. It's really just a Kentish lane with long views of the Eden valley and that absolutely quintessential gentle English landscape that I love. The whole purpose of travel is always to enjoy home more.
Best meal abroad?
The one I remember most vividly was in Bologna. I ate steak Robespierre – filet cooked with a reduction of balsamic vinegar – at a little hole-in-the-wall restaurant. It was absolutely stunning.
Another favourite was on my first visit to Venice, many years ago. I found this little restaurant on the water where I had baby cuttlefish and squid cooked in front of me. It was one of those revelatory meals.
Dream trip?
South Africa. Some of the views of the Cape look rather wonderful and, of course, the weather's never bad. I doubt whether I'll ever make it, but one still dreams.
Favourite city?
I'm awfully fond of Rome. In many ways, it's surprisingly unbeautiful. But, still, there's a combination of grand history and contemporary chaotic vigour, which always makes it very appealing.
Where next?
I've just finished filming and I'm looking forward to a long stretch at home and many more walks up to Covert Wood in Kent.
David Starkey is the curator of 'Royal River: Power, Pageantry & the Thames', a new exhibition that opens at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London, on 27 April (rmg.co.uk).
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Ichiro reaches 4,000-hit milestone against Jays
NEW YORK -- Ichiro Suzuki slashed a single the opposite way with his unique swing for the 4,000th hit of a career split between Japan and the major leagues.
The 39-year-old Suzuki hit a liner off Toronto's R.A. Dickey that bounced just beyond diving third baseman Brett Lawrie in the first inning Wednesday night for the milestone hit.
Suzuki broke a tie with Lou Gehrig when he got his 2,722nd major league hit in his 13th season. The speedy outfielder amassed 1,278 hits in nine seasons with Orix of Japan's Pacific League.
Suzuki's Yankees teammates streamed out of the dugout and surrounded him at first base, Curtis Granderson giving him the first hug. A grinning Suzuki then faced the cheering fans and bowed.
When he went to his position in right field for the second inning, Suzuki tipped his cap to the fans who greeted him with a standing ovation.
Ken Griffey Jr., a former teammate with the Seattle Mariners, congratulated Suzuki with a message shown on the video board at Yankee Stadium.
The Mariners tweeted a statement: "Ichiro's historic milestone is testament to his position as one of the greatest hitters in the game of baseball."
Pete Rose with 4,256 hits and Ty Cobb with 4,191 are the only two players that have reached the number solely in the major leagues.
According to STATS, Suzuki has the most hits through the first 13 seasons of a big league career. Paul Waner is second. Waner had 2,648 for Pittsburgh from 1926-38.
MacDonald vs. Lawler
CANADIAN welterweight contender Rory (Ares) MacDonald will fight hard-nosed veteran (Ruthless) Robbie Lawler at UFC 167 on Nov. 16 in Las Vegas.
In the previously announced main event at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre of Montreal meets No. 1 contender Johny (Bigg Rigg) Hendricks.
The UFC bills the Lawler-MacDonald matchup as "old school meets the new breed." The 24-year-old MacDonald is ranked third among 170-pound contenders while the 31-year-old Lawler is No. 9.
MacDonald (15-1) is coming off a decision over Jake (The Juggernaut) Ellenberger that stretched his winning streak to five.
But the Seattle bout was booed by the crowd for lack of action and UFC president Dana White made no secret of his dissatisfaction at both fighters.
Some saw the win as a technical triumph by MacDonald, who used distance, a stinging jab and front kicks to keep the hard-hitting Ellenberger at distance. But not the UFC boss.
"That fight sucked so bad," said White.
Herdman might jump ship
JOHN HERDMAN says he's happy as head coach of the Canadian women's soccer team, but would listen if approached about taking the vacant England job.
The women's team has had considerable success since Herdman joined the team in 2011. Canada won bronze at the 2012 London Olympics and gold at the 2011 Pan American Games.
Herdman told Sportsnet he's focused on preparing his team as Canada hosts the 2015 World Cup, but added that if England came calling, he'd have to listen.
England is in need of someone to lead its women's team after longtime coach Hope Powell was fired Tuesday.
"I'm going to keep doing what I do and if the English FA ring me up, it's my homeland, and if they say 'we need your help' I'm going to consider that," Herdman said.
"But at the end of the day I have a big job here with some exciting players and an exciting opportunity in Canada."
The Canadian Soccer Association said Wednesday that Herdman was not available for comment.
Ravens-Colts swap
OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- The Baltimore Ravens acquired running back Delone Carter from the Indianapolis Colts on Wednesday in a trade for wide receiver David Reed.
The deal involves two players who have seen limited playing time in the NFL.
Reed, 26, has five career receptions for 66 yards over three years. All five catches came last year. To this point in his career, his biggest plays have come on special teams.
As a rookie in 2010, he led the NFL by averaging 29.3 yards per kickoff return. That included a 103-yard return for a touchdown to open the second half at Houston.
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TUCSON, Ariz. � Authorities say a woman's dog stumbled upon a body wrapped in a blanket in the Pima County desert.
The Pima County Sheriff's Office said the dog found the body Friday while members of the Sheriff's Auxiliary Volunteers were watching over a nearby airplane crash scene from earlier in the day.
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Emmys Primer: 6 Questions You're Too Afraid to Ask (But Really Want Answered)
Why is the show on a Monday? And how do they pick a host, anyway?
The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards have arrived, and who's going to take home a statuette likely isn't the only question on your mind.
As late-night host Seth Meyers, along with several A-list presenters, readies to take the stage, many have wondered why the Emmys are looking so different this time around. There's the earlier airdate and some reconstructed categories, to say nothing of the questions surrounding the category choices: Orange is the New Black is a comedy? True Detective isn't a miniseries?
Below, The Hollywood Reporter answers the Emmy questions you've probably wondered about but never thought to ask.
1. It's on a Monday? Really?
Yes, but not normally. The Emmys traditionally are held on a weekend in Sept., but this year it's moved up up considerably in an effort to avoid conflicting with the NFL. NBC, the network broadcasting the ceremony this year (the telecast rotates between the big four broadcast nets), didn't want to interfere with its ratings juggernaut Sunday Night Football so it was moved to Aug. But with the MTV Video Music Awards set for Sunday, Aug. 24, NBC had to settle for Monday, the 25th. The last time it aired on a Monday night? Thirty-eight years ago. And yes, ratings are expected to sink.
2. More categories? Again?
The evolution of TV programming has urged its ceremonial honors to adapt with it. In a decision prompted by the revival of the miniseries, the TV Academy voted earlier this year to revert the TV movie and miniseries category back into two separate ones, the way they originally existed three years ago. The Academy also split the reality program race in two — with unstructured and structured categories — giving more unscripted programs a chance to take a trophy home.
3. So, how does the voting process really work?
Ballots are sent out to all members of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, who then cast their votes for nominations. Once the ballots are returned and nominees are announced, each member votes for up to five program awards. But for individual awards (like, say, outstanding lead actress in a comedy series) each member is only allowed to vote for the categories in which they share their expertise. In other words, only voting members well-versed in humor can vote for Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
4. About those categories, what's the story?
It wasn't until the fourth Primetime Emmys that nominations for the categories were expanded to a national level. Before 1952, only shows produced or aired in the Los Angeles area were eligible. Since then, new categories have continued to emerge, including those paying special attention to hair-styling, lighting and costumes. That there aren't strict rules on what defines certain categories -- be it a mini versus a regular series or a drama versus a comedy -- has caused a fair amount of blow back of late as networks from HBO (anthology series True Detective) to Netflix (comedy entry Orange is the New Black) have looked to game the system.
5. Were the Emmys always formatted like this?
The answer, in short, is no. The 17th Primetime Emmys in 1965 saw a shocking format change from previous years. Categories were streamlined into only four major competitions, cut down considerably from the nearly 20 categories awarded the year before. After experimenting with the new structure for a year, the Academy decided to return to a more traditional format that allowed for more accolades. Apart from minor category tweaks, the structure has essentially stayed the same ever since — with over 90 categories today.
6. How did he land the hosting gig?
Who emcees the awards depends largely on the network broadcasting the ceremony that year. Seth Meyers was the logical choice to host this year as he had launched Late Night on NBC only months earlier and he could benefit from the additional eyeballs. "There's a chance this could go terribly wrong, but the thrill and excitement that it could go right is what draws us into a lot of this," he told THR of a gig some see as thankless. Plus, as he noted, the host is only on stage for about 15 minutes of the three-hour ceremony, and about half of that is at the top of the show. Last year, CBS' How I Met Your Mother star Neil Patrick Harris was tasked with entertaining the audience, while ABC's late show personality Jimmy Kimmel hosted the year before. The last time NBC had the telecast, its other late night face, Jimmy Fallon, emceed to rave reviews.
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Law: Marriage on the rocks
An exotic beach makes a perfect setting for a wedding - unless you break the local bylaws.
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There's only one snag though - the resulting marriage may not be legally binding. Earlier this month in the High Court Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall's six-hour Hindu wedding ceremony on Bali nine years ago was finally ruled to be invalid under both Indonesian and English law. It really was the "wedding that never was" and for all the pomp and native ceremony, a mutual exchange of ring-pulls in the park would have been just as legal.
Family lawyers are reporting that other foreign weddings are proving just as worthless. Pauline Fowler, a leading divorce lawyer with London law firm Bates, Wells & Braithwaite, is advising on a case where a couple are considering bringing action against a tour company after their Central American wedding later proved to be invalid.
She believes there may be many other couples who will find out later rather than sooner that they too aren't actually married. "One possible cause of action is to sue the tour company who arranged the holiday," she says. If the holiday brochure promises a legal wedding then the travel company could be liable if the marriage turns out to be false.
Gillian Bishop, a partner with the Family Law Consortium, said that under contract law it might be possible to transfer the divorce claim against the tour company.
Often the validity of a beach wedding only comes to be tested when the couple embark on a divorce. If a claim for maintenance fails because the wedding, arranged through a tour company was not legal in the first place, the putative wife or husband might want to sue the company for damages. This could bring about a novel case where a travel company is sued for the maintenance payments that a woman would have won in a matrimonial court had the marriage been valid.
"Potentially," says Ms Bishop, "this could be a big problem for tour companies." But, she adds, the more common experience will be similar to that of Jerry Hall. "Because there is no such thing as a common-law wife or husband," says Ms Bishop, "there is no doubt that someone is going to have a greater claim if they are married."
For this reason, alone, Ms Bishop says, people should make the proper checks to ensure that they are actually being married and not simply taking part in an elaborate ceremony designed to look like a native wedding.
William Longrigg, a family law expert at London law firm Charles Russell, says: "It can be a very complex matter but generally if your marriage is legally binding in the country the ceremony took place in, then it is valid here."
Ms Bishop adds: "If you really want to be sure, it's a good idea to start with the embassy of the country in which the wedding is taking place. They should be able to at least tell you what steps you need to take for the wedding to have legal force."
In the case of Mick and Jerry, the judge, Mr Justice Connell, consulted two specialists on Indonesian law and found no evidence that the wedding had been registered. Although registration is not essential in Bali, the marriage was still invalid because neither party had converted to Hinduism or was Balinese.
The judge said that there clearly had been a ceremony that purported to be a marriage. He had seen photographs that clearly showed that Miss Hall and Mick Jagger had gone through "an elaborate ceremony witnessed by many people". In a statement to the court, Jerry Hall said: "The respondent and I exchanged wedding vows and rings. I played no part in the making of the arrangements for the ceremonies, which the respondent had organised.
"The ceremony bore, so far as I was aware, all the usual hallmarks of a wedding."
Photographs also showed the celebrity couple cutting a cake and exchanging rings. It was also clear that the ceremony was conducted by a Hindu priest. Nevertheless, to be valid, such a marriage must comply with the local law and this one failed to do so.
Mr Justice Connell added: "The evidence of the experts shows that the matter does not necessarily end there because if there is acknowledgement by the local community, then it may be that registration is not essential to a valid marriage in Indonesia."
Local community acknowledgement would have required both parties to have been Balinese Hindus. They were not and so the Jagger-Hall wedding was thus annulled rather then dissolved.
But perhaps more worrying for many other couples who have been married in this way was the fact that although Mick and Jerry referred to each other as husband and wife it made no difference at all to the legal standing of the marriage.
This so-called "marriage that never was" helped Mick Jagger's lawyers reduce Jerry Hall's claim from a rumoured pounds 30m of his pounds 150m fortune to something much less - an estimated pounds 10m.
One property lawyer in the City found the circumstances surrounding his beach marriage did stand up in an English court of law. The lawyer, who doesn't want to be named, married his long-time girlfriend on a beach in Mauritius in 1996. "But my marriage didn't last much longer than the two week holiday," he remembers.
His wife left him not long after they had got home and unpacked their suitcases. Being a lawyer the man had gone to the trouble to make sure the wedding holiday, advertised in the travel company's brochure, was valid.
"In hindsight," he says, "I wish I hadn't gone to the trouble." The legal validly of the wedding was the basis for the divorce. So too were the subsequent financial claims made by his ex-wife. Happily he's put the whole experience behind him and is about to have a second go. "This time I am going to do it properly and marry over here," he says.
Lawyers tend to be scornful of beach weddings. Ms Bishop, who married conventionally, has helped a number of couples extricate themselves from foreign weddings. She says: "In my experience, beach marriages don't tend to last very long anyway."
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The Taliban have released footage of the moments of their handover of US army sergeant Bowe Bergdahl to US forces after his five years in captivity.
The video posted on Wednesday, which cannot be independently verified, apparently shows Taliban fighters walking Bergdahl towards a US military helicopter while holding a white flag.
A group of men, believed to be US special forces, then take Bergdahl back to the helicopter after briefly exchanging handshakes with the Taliban fighters.
Bergdahl, the only US soldier held by the Taliban after being captured in Afghanistan, was freed on Saturday in exchange for five senior Taliban members detained at Guantanamo Bay in a deal brokered by Qatar.
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The Taliban video, entitled "Ceremony of the American soldier exchange", at one point also displays the words "Don't Come Back to Afghanistan" superimposed over footage of Bergdahl.
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I know this question seems somewhat trivial, but it has sparked an earnest debate at my house. I am not sure if your answer says anything about your character or commitment to dental health, but folks tend to fall clearly on one side or the other. So tell me . . .
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Ashlie-H 6 years
In the morning I listerine and then brush. Before bed I listerine, floss, Brush, and then use ACT rinse. I love that stuff.
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idawson 6 years
I like to mix it up too.I usually remember to floss but sometimes I do it before sometimes after. There is no rhyme or reason in my world. At the end of the day as long as my teeth are nice and clean and my breath is fresh I am happy.
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torgleson, I think poster #7 does :-)
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Brush, floss, listerine.
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Does no one floss randomly? I floss while I watch tv or in the car.
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i floss first because that's what my uncle (who is also my dentist) always recommended.
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i've done both actually. it really depends on what i'm doing etc. after a meal i might floss first, and then sometimes i'll floss afterwards - like before bed...
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I floss, then brush, then use Tri-Oral, which is a great mouthwash sold on QVC. http://www.qvc.com/qic/qvcapp.aspx/view.2/app.detail
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Shame on the people who don't floss at all! I floss before I brush because it makes sense, like everyone else said.
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lol i like the kiss kittens step. this should be an essential step in all bedtime routines!
alethia037 6 years
My dentist told me to brush my teeth for a minute with a dry brush first, because it gets a layer of gunk off. Then floss. Then brush with toothpaste. I've been doing it that way for a few weeks now, and my teeth seem to feel cleaner by my bedtime brushing. I asked why they floss after at the dentists, and he said cause they aren't actually "brushing" your teeth... they are "polishing". OOOHHHH. ;)
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Nancy, I'm with your boyfriend. I didn't even know this was a topic of discussion. I thought everyone flossed then brushed. Apparently I'M in the minority. Let me know what your dentist says.
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So funny: My boyfriend and I recently had a discussion about this same thing. I always floss after brushing, and he just thinks that's totally weird. I wonder what my dentist would say. Rocketgirl, I don't think it's a good idea to brush twice in a row like that. You could be overbrushing.
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Brush--> floss--> brush again--> mouthwash
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floss first!
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*** My dentist says you're supposed to floss BEFORE brushing your teeth. Flossing gets rid of all the food that carries bacteria, then you brush to clean away any leffover bacteria, then follow up with mouthwash. The other way around wouldn't make sense. You would be cleaning away bacteria, then flossing and getting bacteria all over your clean teeth...DUH. ***
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Floss, rinse. Brush teeth, brush tongue, rinse. Climb in bed. Kiss kittens. Turn off lamp. Sleep.
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I have braces so I get tons of junk in my mouth after eating. I brush with Sonicare, then floss (which takes forever...sigh...1 more month left!), and then brush again with a real toothbrush since food gets loosened after flossing. Then a rince with Dr. Tichenor mouth wash (Oh yeah...I'm hardcore like that).
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I usually floss before I brush, but last night I flossed after and still got out food chunks...then i was like, well how does the toothpaste get in there if the food is in the way? So I will go back to my usual routine. I also floss usually multiple times daily, but because of gas i am broke and am using the free floss on a roll the dentist gave me as opposed to buying my favorite "twin-line plackers" they relaly do get more crap out of your teeth...
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tongue scrapers are the bomb, by the way! once you start using one, it's hard to imagine life before without! :nerdgirl:
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Nan Arthur says:
We went there a couple of years ago to just visit, but it is my goal to volunteer there at some point.
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I love pigs and did teach one to target and sit while at Animal Control a long time ago.
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How cool! I have to admit they really are cute. I could see us owning one at some point.
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Nina thanks for leaving the link on the Ducks' page. This post was before I started reading blogs so I am glad to find it. Best Friends is one place I REALLY want to visit. I'm going to read your other posts too – we might make it to Utah next year…hoping!!
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Best Friends was WONDERFUL! A really fabulous experience. We volunteered for a week and I enjoyed every aspect of the place. The surroundings are gorgeous, the volunteering fabulous and the pet cemetary is deeply moving. I'm hoping to go back there too!
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Perfect pig for Paul. I love that a motel allows the sleep-over.
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They were happy as two pigs in mud…literally…Nina
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Last month, I defended Scott Brown on his vote for cloture on the ridiculous jobs bill. While I obviously thought that it was a mistake, I wasn't ready to break out the pitchforks. Scott Brown is a Massachusetts Republican and, at the time, I said "still better partially Red, than Ted." I said that I'd maintain faith in him and that I'd withhold my judgment until the health care votes, to see if he kept his main campaign promise; the promise that I believe was the reason most Conservatives backed him wholeheartedly.
Today, he validated that faith. He gave the GOP weekly address and he knocked it out of the park, with a scathing and truthful indictment of Obama, the Democrats and their leadership, and the health care bill that they are, with unmitigated hubris, trying to ram down our throats against the will of the American people:
A partial transcript of his awesomely devastating remarks follows below (emphasis mine). Gateway Pundit has the full transcript and it is well worth reading.
"When the people of my state elected me in January, they sent more than a senator to Washington — they sent a message. Across party lines, the voters told politicians in Washington to get its priorities right.
"And from my travels and conversation with people throughout this country, they told me that they want their President and Congress to focus on creating jobs and reviving America's economy. Instead, for more than a year now, we have seen a bitter, destructive, and endless drive to completely transform America's health care system….
Nearly one in ten Americans are still out of work. And still, the President and Congress are focused on ramming through their health-care bill, whatever it takes, whatever the cost.
"Maybe you remember what President Obama promised in his State of the Union address. He said he was going to finally focus on jobs and the economy for the remainder of this year. I applauded him for that. Well, here it is, it's almost spring. And what is he out there talking about again? That same 2,700-page, multi-trillion dollar health care legislation.
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The will of the people. What a concept, huh? I suppose that for people to whom the Constitution is just a pesky document to circumvent, the will of the people is a lost concept.
The Associated Press had a response to Senator Brown's remarks. Ever at the ready to be water carrying sycophants for the Left, they had this to say:
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Brown himself can claim responsibility for the Democrats' failure to pass health overhaul legislation to date. They were on the verge of doing so before Brown claimed the late Edward M. Kennedy's Senate seat in a special election upset in January, depriving Democrats of their filibuster-proof supermajority and throwing the health care effort into limbo.
Bashes. Telling the truth is now "bashing." The Associated Press goes on to attempt to blame Scott Brown, by saying he can "claim responsibility" for the failure to pass health care, as if that were a bad thing! Funny, I wouldn't go with blame; I'd go with partial credit and immense gratitude. They also say that he "deprived" the Democrats.
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