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Re: Welcome May!
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Just moved out into the sun to read a couple of chapters - with the wind, it's too cold to sit there. I'll be so glad when it's warmer weather and I can sit out and read.I put a sticker on the backs of my envelopes of mailed cards/letters, and picked up a little tin full of bird/bird's nests/birds' eggs ones today at B&N. 100 in all, so it will take me quite a long while to use them up. If you happen to see a letter or card with one, you'll know it most likely was sent by me! -
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mm, are the tulips still in bloom in the PG or are they past their prime already? I miss being closer to the city - I used to ride the T in just for the tulips.tt, my car thermometer said a chilly 65. With the wind, no surprise you can't sit outside and read.Seems this chiropractor is going to work out well for me. He adjusted my neck, and I immediately felt the difference. I'm spoiled by my aunt's ability so not many make the cut for me, but I think he might. And, he is starting to get heavily into nutrition and wants the recipe for my latest quinoa creation - 25 minute vegetarian chili. DH sees him Thursday; I hope he has a similar positive experience. -
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posted at 5/2/2011 2:33 PM EDT
So good when you find someone you feel a raport with, Kargiver. It sounds as tho both you, your husband (hopefully) AND the chiropractor will gain from this interaction. He'll probably go home tonight and tell his wife, "I met the most interesting patient today - - -".Bought some different apples than usual last week - they were packaged up and put on the discount cart, tho I don't know why. Nice and crisp and no blemishes. I'm wondering if they're winesap - or perhaps gala? Or maybe Fiji? Really narrowed the field down, huh? LOL Anyway, just had one and they're juicy and delicious.Cheerio is following me from room to room, waiting for me to light so she can snuggle down next to me. Not yet a while tho, I still want to lug up a lot of stuff that's gotten stacked on the stairs to the 2nd floor. She loves to get up there with me, goes right to the attic door and works away trying to claw it open. I think of G.T.'s 2 kits everytime I go up there and wonder how they are doing with all the nooks and grannies to investigate in his old house. More the mischief with two! -
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Didn't mean discussing her case per se, but her interest/knowledge in healthy cooking/recipes.ETA: Where'd your post go, Robin? -
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Actually he is not able to discuss her case with his wife or anyone else without a signed consent form. www.hhs.gov/ocr/privacy/hipaa/understanding/consumers/index.html -
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In Response to Re: Welcome May!:Didn't mean discussing her case per se, but her interest/knowledge in healthy cooking/recipes. ETA: Where'd your post go, Robin?
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Kar have you been having back.neck pain? I was in a car accident and had whip lash and saw a chiropractor for awhile. He got me feeling like myself again. Good luck to Mr kargivier with his appointment. -
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I was responding to Robin's post, Kargiver, when I posted her post was there and then it disappeared and then reappeared after my post - crazy boards - at least with Chrome I'm not having any problems Yeah Chrome! -
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posted at 5/2/2011 3:42 PM EDT
I thought so, tt, but still I wanted you to know I knew what you meant.Winter, I have been rear ended 3 times in my adult life, and each time my neck gets worse from minor whiplash. Chiropractic is the only thing that helps me, but I've been spoiled by my aunt - she is truly the BEST and no one else I've been to measures up and I quit seeing them. But, her being 500 miles away is a problem, and I'm sick of having headaches and even mild pain. So, I'm giving another doc a try. I like him a lot so far, thankfully, thanks. -
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tt, Happy Google Chrome is working for you. Works great for me too. Winter LOVE your drapery. Kar, sorry to hear you are having neck problems. I had neck problems years ago before they figured out Ergonomics in the work place. Very painful thing. And last, but not least, Happy Birthday to Gracie girl! -
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Got an email from G.T. that he is bringing down some morning glory seeds, a moonflower planting that has sprung up in his garden, and some dahlia bulbs. Please, please rain, hold off long enough for him to get them in the ground Sunday.Reheating the last of my mac and cheese tonight. Have the hungry horrors this afternoon and have had my fingers into everything. May have to make a pudding of some sort to finish off my supper. -
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I just posted "my" scones recipe for you at the Recipes to Contribute thread. Do hope you and other Chatters will try them. They were so easy to make. If you can make a pie crust, you can make these. - Pingo -
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I've got the munchies this afternoon, too, tt. Happily, I picked up some fresh mandarine oranges at TJs after my appointment so have been snacking on those. So sweet and juicy! Better than the Clementines imo.Pingo, I'll give the scones a try this weekend. Thanks! -
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posted at 5/2/2011 7:13 PM EDT
Mandarin oranges? At TJ's? Have to scoot over there tmw.
Good luck with the scones. Hope they come out as well as mine. Don't know, how they will turn out using spelt though. - Pingo -
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I forgot it was May and posted under April.....bad day I guess.
I used to stock up a lot on a lot of things that we use a lot of, but now I find I have trouble going up and down stairs, and thats where all my stock used to be, I am slowly emptying the shelves, only things down there now are paper goods and cleaning products. I will still occasionally stock up, especially if there is a good sale and a coupon. I get coupons from my pen pal in NC and there coupons are higher in value than ours, they don't double either, so she sends me all the high value ones on stuff I use. 4c Planko seasoned bread crumbs were on sale at SS for 2 for $3.00, my $1.00 cpn made them $1.00 ea. SS -
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In Response to Re: Welcome May!:I hear all these MIL stories and guess I must be quite spoiled by mine being fun to be around. My funniest MIL story is when she was trying to help in the kitchen and unloaded and dried all the only-rinsed dishes from the dishwasher. I had to laugh and put them all back in to be washed for real. Thankfully, she didn't know where anything went so she piled them all up on the island instead of putting all the dirty dishes away . LOL
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Fell asleep after dinner. Hope I'm not up all night now. Had left over roast beef from the dinner I made Saturday. Haven't cooked a roast with all the trimmings for awhile and it was good, if I say so myself.pingo, I have not had the lobster bisque at HT, but I will next time I go. I usually skip over the soups at brunch so I'm not sure if they offer it on Sundays or not. My mandevilla is not dead but it looks like it's on life support. I put it outside anyway. We'll see.....tt, I'm not sure if they are open for lunch, but their brunch is wonderful - dinner, too. I highly recommend them. Any occasion is made special by the quality of their food and service.kar, the tulips were beautiful today in the PG. I was a half hour late getting back because I did the full loop and took it all in. It was a nice day and the swan boats were full. I love standing on the bridge and watching them pass under. Magnolias have gone by, but some type of cherry blossom and dogwoods are flourishing.mothermitzi -
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mm, I can just imagine the PG...the tulips are breathtaking. Too bad it's a 70 mile drive...Ache, so glad you found another humorous outlet in my in-laws. ;) -
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Good morning,
So good to have you back, mm. I am glad to hear your Mandeville is not completely dead. It will come back then. Just start to water it well,but don't give it any fertilizer until it gets back some strength. Hope yours will flourish just like mine.I have now the mother plant and two babies. All doing well. I put them out; now just hoping it doesn't get colder that it has been the last few nights. If it does, I will have to bring them back in. I am watching the thermometer.
How is your tree doing? The one that broke a large branch during a storm. Were you able to save it with a pipe clamp?
tt, I hope you get your finch sack soon. I had 7 finches earlier this morning. I tried to take a picture, standing very quietly at my window waiting for them, but every time I move the camera to focus - they fly away. They are so pretty and so much fun to watch. How is your robin doing - any news?
Yesterday afternoon, I found the empty shell of a tiny baby turtle in the seed dish. It was not even an inch long. The birds must have brought him. Maybe a bluejay.
The birds are fed; now time for breakfast for DH and me. - Pingo -
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Don't you think he already knew? He just needed a way to get in his version.
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Good morning,No news yet on the baby robins. She's on the nest most of the time, always at night, but leaves now and then to go out back for worms and sometimes just to sit in the pine tree that overhangs the topiary. I'm hoping when they're mowing the lawn and trimming the edges, the noise doesn't scare her away. A couple of years she nested in the smaller topiary that sits on the edge of my driveway, butting onto the street. That was really fun because I literally could look in and see the little babies, until one morning, she had moved them. - - That's what I choose to believe happened to them anyway. -
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Maybe they just flew away? Thanks for the robin update! I'm still holding out hope for a photo of the little open mouths someday soon. :)


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This Music Festival is open to groups of all types but in particular Wind Bands, Orchestra, Choirs and Jazz Bands. As well as performing at the Sydney Opera House, participants will also perform at venues such as the City Recital Hall [affectionately known as Angel Place] and Darling Harbour.
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HOLY SHIT HOLY SHIT HOLY SHIT HES FINALLY HERE OMFG BLEACH JUST WENT IMBA IN 1 SINGLE CHAPTER YAYAYAYAYA. Ok im too high now to give a proper post but damn ok i can actually believe wat aizen is saying now abt all the battles being planned.
Come to think of it i do rmb now ishida being surprised that those amount of hollows were being summoned when it only shd have been a few...will probably post another when the excitement dies down i think this finally heralds the start of the next arc?
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Now this is what I have been waiting for. I have been waiting over a year for a chapter that was excellent and Kubo finally delivered. Thank god too. Just when One Piece was becoming less and less believable/ridiculous Bleach now rises to where it should be. Hopefully the follow up chapters won't suck though.
I have always thought that a lot of the parts in Bleach didn't make sense. Many of you have already posted these things in the past like the wierd power level fluctuations throughout the manga and all the other things Ichigo and Aizen mentioned. Either Kubo is one of the greatest masterminds in Manga history or he just finally found a decent reason for explaining why nothing made sense from beginning to now(Some things not everything).
I have always criticized Kubo, but I just hope he continues to do a good job like he has been doing the past two weeks.
I am an Uchiha fan. There I said it.
Now that Itachi's dead I will never get out of this genjutsu.
Don't stare directly into any of the eyes.
I think he planned it out to some extent. Usually when you write something, you must have an idea where the plot should lead. The details may not always be what you thought them to be as they come up during the writing process, but I very much believe Kubo had planned this from the beginning, otherwise the series itself would feel even more aimless than it has been (maybe more because he didn't know how to reach that goal rather than there not being one). Let's just see how the follow up chapters will turn out though. If it will continue to keep the same high standard I am very well able to forgive the mediocrity that was the Hueco Mundo arc.
Fucking hell, I haven't been this excited about Bleach in years... Why must there be yet another week for next chapter? WHY?!
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Was a pretty fucking awesome chapter..
We should get to learn more about isshin, finally..
Is it me, or did isshin talk like he actually knew aizen? Itd also make sense, considering what aizen said just before he entered..
Im going to laugh my ass off if isshin ends up being aizens brother or something.. :X
aizen could have planned all ichigos fights but how was he so sure that ichigo would win it all specially his fight with ulquiorra? Did he just based it on the fact that he is the son of isshin?
and why did kubo wasted one frame just to show aizens finger?
3/5 for me and it's only because isshin is finally here
Wow. Just wow. Aizen/Kubo just pretty much blew all that talk about power levels and such we all argued about way back in the day out of the water with this one chapter. With Aizen implying that Ichigo didn't win those early battles because he was particularly stronger than Renji, Kenpachi, and Byakuya, but that he somehow 'fixed' those fights so Ichigo 'could' win, is freakin crazy lol. It makes all those past arguments meaningless. You know, I'm almost at the point where if Aizen said that Kenpachi has or doesn't have a Shikai, I'd be inclined to believe him lol.
As for Isshin's appearance, I'll admit that I didn't want to see him until near the end of this whole fiasco, but I can't deny that him showing up doesn't make me happy. Because now we have the potential to get a whole lot of juicy information on Isshin's past and Aizen's motivations.
Oh and at least we know Ichigo's gotten a little stronger since Aizen stopped his Bankai with one finger at the end of the SS arc. Now Ichigo is four Aizen fingers stronger than he was back then lol.
Oh HELL YEAH! I've been hoping this was going to happen but FINALLY Isshin steps up, and it's against big baddy Aizen himself.
Ichigo's reaction was surprisingly realistic, I'd be hella pissed if every fight I'd ever been in was fixed too. Aizen could really say anything at this point and I'd believe him.
So also confirmed in this chap, Aizen stalks little boys, got it!
Afro, Ichigo being 4 Aizen fingers stronger could mean life or death in this manga. After all this training and hard work mastering his hollow side Ichigo almost made Aizen stick out his entire hand to block a sword, talk about improvement!


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Hardback, paperback, new, used, it doesn't matter to me—I've always loved books. I'm the kind of guy who reads a book while waiting in a long line at the Department of Motor Vehicles, and then gets annoyed at the interruption when they finally call my name. I love reading, but have recently encountered a couple obstacles to my passion.
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The iPhone is an ideal platform for listening to online radio stations. In this article, I explain everything you'll ever need to know about all this. You'll learn how radio stations can be listened to on even non-jailbroken iPhones, without any hacks to play stations in the background; I also present a very thorough comparison of currently available third-party radio software. First and foremost, let's take a closer look at the built-in, out-of-the-box radio support. 1. Built-in capabilities: QuickTime All versions of the iPhone (and, of course, the iPod Touch – from now on, I refer to all these as "iPhone"), under OS3, already have support for playing back some (not all!) possible radio stream types.
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The big news for this summer is the release of Apple's updated mobile OS and its new iPhone.
In this issue, we take a first look at the new iPhone 3G S. Resting in your hand, it looks pretty much like the 3G, but in this case, looks are deceiving. The 3G S sports a faster processor, better battery life, a 3 megapixel camera, enhanced 3D graphics, and a variety of other improvements. Best of all, Apple claims it's twice as fast as the 3G. By the time you read this, it should be available from Apple, AT&T, and other vendors. Check it out.
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Where are the goals, Team Canada?
After Wednesday's near disaster against Latvia, Mike Babcock's squad of multi-millionaires will need to finish better if they hope to beat the U.S.
SOCHI, Russia -- Team Canada is either just fine as Mike Babcock has repeatedly told us throughout these Olympic Games, or they're about to hit a brick wall.
One thing is clear, Canada needs to find its scoring touch or Friday's semifinal game against the U.S. will end badly. Canada needed 57 shots on Latvia to score twice and take a 2-1 victory to advance to Friday's semifinal round. That kind of finish against a very productive U.S. squad will put a pin in Canada's gold-medal hopes.
"The puck just seems to be going in the net for (the U.S.). I've watched some of their action, and they seem to be scoring," said Canada coach Mike Babcock while answering questions about his club's inability to score following Wednesday's game. "The (Joe) Pavelski line seems to be just flying and filling the net. And we haven't had that.
"We feel we have quality players who have gotten quality opportunities, real good looks, and we haven't scored. It's my experience over time with playoff-type hockey -- this stuff happens, in the end, though, you can't usually keep the skilled guys who score and are determined and are determined down. I'm optimistic to say the least."
Sounds good and Babcock is a helluva hockey coach with a grasp on reality and what it takes to win as a Stanley Cup triumph and an Olympic gold medal will attest. But the time for talk and positive spin is over. It's time for results or it's time to play for bronze. The latter being an outcome no one in Canada wants, or to be frank, is really interested in.
Early against Latvia, it appeared Canada would break out but the inability to put the puck in the net which has plagued this team all tournament continued to be the most-talked-about trend in our country.
Only six of Canada's 22 skaters have scored in the tournament and among those who haven't are Sidney Crosby and Jonathan Toews. Both have been excellent defensively but the lack of production is an issue that cannot be ignored.
Babcock has bristled at times when the subject has come up but Wednesday he was less defensive and his tone, while not conciliatory, was not combative.
"I think we're doing a good job. I think we're getting better each and every game. We had good looks today," he said. "All you got to do is watch the highlights for six seconds -- we had good looks and good players. Crosby has a breakaway right away, Kunitz hits the crossbar right away. If they score, it's different."
"But for us that part doesn't matter. What matters is we had an opportunity to advance, we had an opportunity to play... You just keep doing things right, you're going to be rewarded. We had some chances. So we just thought if we kept doing it, we'd get our chances, we'd get a break, we'd score a goal. Did I want to win 7-1? Absolutely. Do I think it's better for my team that we won the way we did? For sure."
Winnipeg native Toews has been given difficult defensive assignments and has handled them to near perfection. Toews admits a goal or two would be nice as well.
"We were working hard for our chances," he said. "Their goaltender played well and they were clearing the crease. It was tough not to get frustrated. We knew we had to stay with it and it was only a matter of time.
"We've got a lot of guys that can score. Now it's just a matter of every guy looking at himself and digging deep and trying to come up with a big moment. We don't care who it is. If everyone jumps over the boards expecting to have a chance to make a difference, that's what we want. They'll go in for us. We have to believe that."
Toews, however, is all about winning games and has supreme confidence. It's one of his finest traits as a leader. The prospect of playing the Americans, scoring woes or not, had him beaming.
"It's huge," he said. "It's inevitable to have to go through the U.S. to have to win a gold medal. This is a huge moment and we have to embrace it and have fun with it."
Latvian defenceman Arturs Kulda was asked about the mindset required to beat Canada.
"All of them have two legs and two hands," he said. "They're players just like us," said Kulda.
Kulda's right. But usually Canada's hands are better than they've been so far. They better find their magic or they'll be using those hands to fight for bronze rather than gold.
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What specifically about my point of view is at odds with the Federalist Papers? Let's agree to find out the truth of the matter instead.
That was more or less shirtsleeve, not me. I understand the argument, and I think in some areas it has validity. However, I'm skeptical that it is valid in every area that the Constitution, strictly read, would reserve to the state (or municipality). My argument about changes in the country and the role of states would apply in this case. But my question about role of the government would come into play here, either in terms of the constitution or common sense. For example, the federal government shouldn't be fixing the potholes on local roads -- maybe the Constitution spells that out, but a common sense check would say so as well.
While all of this may be true, one of the fundamental disagreements among the founders was the role the federal government should play.
Hamilton vs. Jefferson. The papers at the time were something to read! While I generally agree completely with 13 on his points, and the purpose of the Constitution was to specifically delineate and limit the role of the central government, while reserving all rights not delineated therein to the states, or the people as stated clearly in the X, this was a huge departure from the Articles. It gave the central government far more power than many states were willing to cede. In that way, PF is right in that its purpose was to expand the role of central government. This point should not be confused with a thought that the role of central government could be further expanded as the government sees fit, without further ammendment to the Constitution. That is where his arguement loses its wheels. Unless I misunderstood the point PF was trying to make here, which is entirely possible.
Speaking only for myself, it is my opinion that this is a general truism of any government, world wide, now or historically. The more that power is centralized and concentrated at the very highest levels, the more a populace is enslaved to that power. It is important to note, as the just previous discussion details, that in this country we have a constitution which specifically delineate and limit our central government's reach. It has been woefully ignored since 1913 (Wilson broke that ice, 13, FDR just went for a long swim in those waters after).
Warning, wall of text. But most of it's written by Alexander Hamilton, so be patriotic and read anyway. Okay, Chico, thanks for talking to the question I had about the progressively distant types of government. I think in general I agree with you, that a lot has to do with common sense. But I'll blather on about he current mischaracterization (as by 13, above,) of our founding documents. But first, for fun, here's a perfect example of "common sense" versus the theorum that "any power the feds have is always abused": The Constitution does, in fact, allow the Feds to fill all the potholes, as "post roads" are specifically mentioned as something the Feds can, if they want, take care of through the federal government, and override any claim to roads made by the states. If they want to, via the Constitution and with no argument, the federal government could say "fine, have a local Department of Transportation, but we're going to tax you, and we're going to use that tax to do every microscopic bit of road maintenance we want to... so long as we say that mail might travel on any road." Of course the feds did not do this. Had they done so, letting the Post Office become the Postal Service would have been thornier, and letting the Postal Service just plain die would be impossible. I could however imagine a federal "right" to establish (which they did) and expand the "information superhighway" as the natural extension of the federal right to create and maintain "post roads." Food for Constitutionalist thought (but somewhat beside the point that follows.) The Federalist Papers spoke on taxation almost entirely to mollify those who thought they would therefore not be able to raise state taxes, if there were a federal tax as well. They were not very concerned with "tax versus no-tax." They were not concerned the federal government would do "too much" for the people. They were concerned that we would not be able to fund state activities as well as Federal. Read #s 30-36, usually ascribed to Hamilton. For want of space, I'll spare you his dismissal of arguments of "usurpation," but we can do those next. So we're concerned with what the Feds are "allowed" to do, and of course, whether they can raise a tax to do it. Chico, I would say that the many references to the "general welfare," such as in the first clause of the section 13 quoted, gives the lie to the argument that the federal government can ONLY do thus and such. It is true that they can ONLY do thus and such, but thus and such INCLUDES projects for the general welfare. That's why those words are there: In terms of the Constitutional argument against various Federal "overreaches," the first problem is that any such argument is dependent on the words that are there not being there. The second problem is that "Publius," in authoring the Federalist Papers, was not so shy of domestic spending for the needs of the people, as are modern conservatives. We know of course that there were no airplanes at the time, so providing for roads in the Constitution but not for airports would a huge blunder, were it not for the "catchall" type phrases, such as "general welfare." But is the author aware of the terrible, terrible excesses coming from later generations? What if needs in "the future" would be different from needs at the time? --FP #30 --FP #30 Hamilton's caps, my bolding. Oh and by the way, let me briefly quote him on the necessity of regular taxation as it relates to war debt, just because it's so pertinent to our current crop of anti-Federalists, and their pretensions to roots in the Constitution (and of course in the FP and anything else from the era of tricorner hats): -- FP #30 For any TL;dr types, he's precisely talking about the effect on our credit if we're paralyzed into not raising new taxes. Over in Federalist 34 (also ascribed to Hamilton, as are all the papers specifically on taxation...) --FP #34 Far from finally, but finally for purposes of this post, we have this, in case you really truly believe they were concerned that the Feds would do too much for the benefit of the citizens: FP #30 I honestly do not think that men so impressed with the glory of Rome would find it so inimical to the national interests to create public goods, other than that of national defense, some courts, and a few other sundries. That is why, in the first clause of the section of the Constitution that talks about what the feds can raise money for, they talk about the "general welfare," and why Hamilton talks about "liberal or enlarged plans of public good." Much in our early documents is concerned with war and the debt arising out of war, but we should not ignore those provisions, both in the Constitution and in the words of the Founders who supported that constitution, that look toward a brighter future. Nor should we ignore the words of Thomas Jefferson on the subject of future aspirations for America: PFnV
But let's take the literal example of slavery. A large union split into two smaller unions. The Secessionist south feared that the North would be too "intrusive" and impose its "tyranny" on their lifestyle -- which was dependent on slavery, an institution they feared they would lose. Upon seceding, they were able to phrase their struggle as "states' rights," meaning that each state should have freedom from the overreach of the federal authority. But the fact remains that they fought for the "states' rights" to denude their own people of their freedom. What is it about a larger unit of government that makes it more oppressive than a smaller unit of government? Why is it not true in this example? Do you argue that all small village or tribal governments, the world over, are by definition more free than the federal government of the U.S.? Isn't it just as likely that the individual will be subject to all manner of intrusive village habits, from mutilation to witch trials? PFnV
When he talks about people in the NE and elsewhere far from the border, I think he particularly has the political class in mind. In other words, those making policy are isolated from the consequences of it. I think that was the point. I was thinking about life in AZ, particularly. Things like this: Kidnapping Capital of the U.S.A. - ABC News
Even the people who supported 'stronger' central government couldn't have envisioned the cancer our government has metastasized into. When the conversations about how the government should be structured the document was written to protect the individual and limit government.
I think that's vastly oversimplified. You're substituting a sweeping generalization for the facts on the ground. The big fight was between those who were against a strong federal government and those who supported strong state governments, not over the very notion of having a sovereign. It was a matter of which unit would be the sovereign power, and in many things -- as in, taxation or general welfare programs -- the answer was the federal government. That is not to say a state could not have taxes or programs benefitting the general welfare, but no state could veto the federal government's right to tax for that either. There is also the problem (from the point of view of someone who seeks to replace the whole of the constitution and contemporaneous documents establishing the founders' intent,) that they wrote so much specifically against the idea that they could envision all future eventualities. Much of that is quoted above, from Hamilton, but there is plenty more where that came from. They were bequething us mechanics of governance, not pre-establishing what percentage of tax would be paid from which source, or establishing what were and were not valid instruments of taxation. Indeed, Hamilton writing as Publius specifically weighs different kinds of taxation and treats them as conditional -- for example, if we were to use taxation method A, we could expect thus and such to happen. He also specifically says that the federal power to tax must be an unlimited power to tax. Think about it 13. You can say "The founders were against any amount of government beyond the bare minimum" and then redefine the "bare minimum" to establish that human trafficking ought to remain legal as a "property right" ad infinitum. In fact, something like that is precisely what the seccessionist south argued. It's no wonder our founders changed Locke's "Life, liberty, and property" to "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." Even at their most pragmatic, they were still idealists, especially when it came to the idea of avoiding a British system of wage slavery for the industrial working class, or the idea of an aristocracy being established on these shores. Look around you. What do you call it when 1% of the people own 35% of the wealth? These guys weren't just bumper stickers, they were real, thinking men, and smart ones at that. That's why they weren't rooting for religious unfairness or a continually widening gap between the rich and poor. Oh, by the way, particularly the ones we quote... they were also from the East Coast and went to elite universities, like William and Mary and Harvard. PFnV
Many of the men who wrote the Constitution signed the Declaration of Independence. That document was the basis of the founding of our country. It is quite explicit on the matter of Natural Rights and the concept that citizens give government limited power. Note that government has no power to give 'Rights' to citizens under Natural Law they are endowed to humans by their Creator. Now if people want centralized government where government determines what the rights of a person are, how much they can earn is defined by government, well we all can have opinions. Recognize that that is a different theory of government than the one envisioned by the men who wrote/signed the Declaration of Independence & Constitution. I think many in this country agree more with Marx and Engels than Jefferson and MAdison.
Tilting at some windmills, 13? The US gubmit is in fact limited in its powers by its Constitution, and by the Declaration, which, while also of historical import, has little to do with the assignation of the rights reserved to government (and has very little legal standing.) But as I have discussed, I consider the Declaration as well to be a very eloquent expression of the Founders' principles: That we are endowed by our Creator with certain inalienable rights, that among those are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. And by the way, it does not much matter that many now believe that "the Creator" is not a personal god, but a state of affairs; they would call their rights "human" rights. You can get all wrapped around the axle about "the Creator," but it doesn't matter. Atheists, by the endowment-by-the-Creator clause, and the inalienable corollary, have the same religious rights as you. Now as to your straw-man, i.e., carping about Marx and Engels: You have several problems. First, that you so recently replaced the words of Marx with the argument Jefferson made for a system of progressive taxation, and then attributed that quote, falsely, to Marx; Secondly, that nobody else here is bringing Marx or Engels into the conversation, but are resting solely on the actions and words of the founding fathers, and Thirdly, That there is such a tremendous gulf between Jefferson and Madison, and Marx and Engels, that you merely imagine that the "more like _____ than ____ " argument cuts only one way. The other way it cuts is this: Jefferson and Madison were much more like Marx and Engels than you would like to think. That is not to say they were very much like them. It is only to say that you've made such idols of Jefferson and Madison that you are eager to erase the historical record when it does not mesh with the distortion field of the modern Conservative movement -- which is not "Conservative" whatsoever, but revisionist and anti-Federalist (often on the model of the Confederate secessionists before them.) PFnV
only comment here is that the "kidnapping capital" doesn't really affect most Americans, even in Phoenix -- and even in that case, is it an immigration issue or a "drug war" issue? (probably both, I would guess)
You're falling into the common trap of trying to pretend the founders could have envisioned anything about our nation today. I know this is hard to understand, but we live in a different world now. People like you just want to pick and choose when we "protect the individual" and invoke some monolithic "founding fathers" point of view. But when it doesn't suit your pov, you don't care at all about limiting government. Yes, the Constitution was written to protect individual rights and limit government -- why don't you start from that point on all issue you post about, not just the ones where it fits the pubbie stance.
We're very concerned about the "magnet" for "illegal immigration," when in fact the magnet is for extra-judicial economies. Create criminal economies and you create criminal funding schemes, with no justice possible because so often the victims are classed as "criminals" as well. An undocumented worker going to police about a kidnapping of an also undocumented relative? Sort of like going to the police because someone sold you an ounce of pot that was two grams short. When you're defined as illegal, you're on your own. Let's define a bunch of stuff as illegal then complain we don't have the resources to police it. Christ. PFnV
I'm pretty sure most people in the country don't know much, if anything, about any of their points of view. I'm also pretty sure many of the people who pretend to know about those points of view just use them as oversimplified soundbites to try to justify kneejerk opinions when it comes to politics.
Both. It's an issue of border security (as well as the disastrous "War on Drugs"...I know from previous exchanges that we are in agreement on that). That was my point. Because it doesn't affect those of us far away from the border, we view it as an abstract issue to debate. It is life and death closer to the action.
But that was part of my original point, too -- that there are plenty of people who don't view it as "life and death" even though they live in places like AZ, and that there are plenty of people who act like it's life and death even though they're far from those places. Calling Phoenix the kidnapping capital when it mostly involves illegal immigrants and drug dealers makes the issue seem different than it is. I have good friends in Tucson, for example. They're not afraid of being kidnapped or targeted for a hit by a Mexican drug cartel. and btw, I'm all for practical efforts to secure the borders -- not so much because of jobs, benefits and other issues that are brought up as part of the debate on illegal immigration (though those are, to varying degrees, legitimate concerns) as for national security concerns. That means all borders, coastlines and shipping (imports, obviously), not just the Mexican border.
I don't see how you can avoid collateral damage if that kind of thing has spilled over into our country, which was what I originally said. Agreed that security should be a concern everywhere, but as I mentioned previously there is no civil war happening on the northern border.
There probably is some collateral damage, I just haven't seen much evidence of it. no, there isn't, but my bigger concern is a terrorist attack enabled by porous borders and ports anywhere in the nation


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Bike stolen in Portland after 3,000 mile charity ride
Posted by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor) on September 7th, 2010 at 10:41 am
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Paul Lebelle and Adam Burkowske arrived in Portland on Saturday afternoon after biking over 3,000 miles on their "Bike Free" charity ride. The duo are on a mission to provide bicycles to children of people in the military. Unfortunately their plans are on hold because Paul's Cannondale touring bike was stolen last night.
Here's what Lebelle told KOIN:
"We were going to head out to one of the arts festivals here on Labor day, then decided we wanted to eat a bagel first so we made the bagel, popped back outside and the bike was gone."
Lebelle has filed a police report and has created a Stolen Bike Listing, but so far they've had no luck getting it back.
Lebelle has posted more about the theft on BikeFree.org:
"My trusty Cannondale bike – she took me over 3500 miles from Maryland to Oregon – and she was a beauty.
I'm not sure what we're going to do, but I know that Adam and I must complete our journey and carry out the Bike Free mission.
Some way, with God's help, we'll overcome this selfish deed, get bikes to the kids, and continue spreading the word about the goodness of bikes."
Paul emailed this morning and said all their plans are on hold right now. "We can't make our journey without the bike. Can't even get around town… Not sure where we'll be staying – everything is up in the air."
Keep your eyes peeled for a 2010 green Cannondale T2 with Specialized Avatar saddle, Top Contact Continental tires, blue handlebar grip tape, silver Shimano clipless pedals (half platform/half clip), 3 black water bottle cages, rear rack, cycle computer, large rectangle "Never Stop Riding" sticker on top tube, Yellowstone National Park sticker on downtube.
The bike was stolen between 1:00 and 3:00 pm near the 4600 block of NE Grand Ave. If you see the bike call the police and then call Paul at (443) 310-9096.
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CairoPlot is a Python module that uses the Cairo graphics package to produce great-looking charts easily. The results look really nice and are much simpler to create than many other packages, but up until now it has been suboptimal for use with LaTeX documents. I've been talking with the package maintainer and filing bugs about these inadequacies, and my concerns were quickly addressed. See the CairoPlot Launchpad page to view the bugs filed against it.
I also recently found a blog post about embedding python in LaTeX files [UPDATE: post appears to have gone offline. Here is a backup copy of python.sty, thanks to Steve Checkley]. Using this with CairoPlot, it is easy to put the chart-producing code directly in my .tex files and compile. This reduces the extra step of making separate python scripts to produce these charts. Here is some sample code from a paper I'm currently writing:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 | \begin{python} import cairoplot cairoplot.vertical_bar_plot( 'dat/initial-grammar-stats.ps', [ [0.87, 0.82], [0.83, 0.50], [0.70, 0.11] ], 340, 280, background = None, border = 10, grid = True, x_labels = ['Parses', 'Generates', 'Generates Original'], y_labels = ['%d%%' % i for i in range(0,110,10)], y_bounds = (0,1) ) print(r'\includegraphics{dat/initial-grammar-stats.ps}') \end{python} |
I do have some gripes about python.sty, though. I have to remember to use the latex command with the "–shell-escape" option. Also, it produces files for the python code, stderr and stdout output, and I don't particularly care for the directory getting cluttered up with temporary files. Because of these annoyances, I might forgo the python.sty method and just keep a python script that generates all the charts.


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Jun 30, 2009 Issue #26 Spring 2009 - Bat For Lashes
White Rabbits not only avoid the sophomore slump, they build on the success of their debut, Fort Nightly. With Spoon's Britt Daniel at the helm, White Rabbits tighten the reins on their percussive sound over the course of ten lean and muscular tracks.
A lot can be achieved in a three-to-four minute song, and White Rabbits have mastered packing a tremendous amount of material in such finely constructed gems as "Right Where They Left You" and "Company I Keep," which grows and grows, blossoming in the final minute with guitars soaring and diving like swallows around the always precise rhythm section. Dual drummers Matthew Clark and Jamie Levinson give White Rabbits their punch, whether it's the machine-gun fire of the aptly titled "Percussion Gun" or the drunken lurch of "The Lady Vanishes."
Though not as dance-happy and relentless as Fort Nightly, It's Frightening shows a maturing and improving band. In fact, it's not until the groove of "Right Where They Left" late in the album that White Rabbits seem to be repeating anything they'd done already on Fort Nightly. The comparisons to The Walkmen and The Strokes, which seem to be founded on NYC home bases, bar piano, and Stephen Patterson's vocal affect, will start to fade as White Rabbits continue to establish their own identity. Patterson channels Daniel on the standout "They Done Wrong/We Done Wrong." The excellent "Company I Keep," with its chiming guitars and cannon fire drumming, finds Patterson wondering aloud, "Someone explain to me, how it is you sleep."
Daniel brings a measure of control to the proceedings, while still allowing the band to seem spontaneous, such as when Patterson hisses the last "s" when he says, "While you're out taking aim, and taking orders." It sounds like an indictment, and is one of the many small touches that litter this near-perfect second album. (www.whiterabbitsmusic.com)
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Thanksgiving Weekend 2010 we stopped on the drive from San Francisco to L.A. at Pasolivo Olive Oil Company in Paso Robles, CA. It so happened they were picking and pressing the first crush of extra virgin olive oil at the moment we arrived. It's made from Italian varietals including Frantoio, Leccino, Pendolino, Lucca and Moraiolo. The press is smaller than I imagine—a large living room area, about the size of Pasolivo's busy gift shop. I had my iPhone, and decided to do a quick video. I'd never tasted oil fresh from the olive before. It was as much like wine or juice as oil—fragrant and sharp and grassy, it tasted as much of the trees as of the olive. The pint jar you see in this video retails for around $40. And it's worth it. This is not the olive you use in your Hanukkah menorah this weekend, or to fry the latkes (heaven forbid). You pour it over some fresh mozzerella, or you just pour it on a white plate, swipe your finger across it, and lick. Happy Hanukah. Watch the Video: |
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Hen party and wedding season brings the best excuse there is to buy new look-at-me summer dresses. And if you're looking for something flirty, feminine and Fifties-inspired, we may have found the repro brand for you…
Lindy Bop specialise in all of the above and with styles in dozens of colour and print combinations you'll be spoilt for choice (or may just have to buy a few – you know what they say about having found a good thing…)
To celebrate the start of the spring/summer social calendar, we've teamed up with the online boutique to give away one of their best-selling styles – the sleeveless Audrey swing dress.
Inspired film star and style icon Audrey Hepburn, the fully-lined cotton beauty boasts a feminine fit and flare shape, bateau neckline, fitted bodice and matching removable fabric tie.
For your chance to win your very own Audrey (worth £29.99) in the style and size of your choice, simply comment on this post telling us where you'd wear it.
This competition is open to UK residents only and closes at 12 midday Sunday 10 May 2015. The winner will be picked at random and contacted on the email address they use to leave a comment on this blog post. Their details will then be passed on to Lindy Bop to fulfil the prize.
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If I had to choose just one style to wear every summer, it would be the Breton stripe.
Reading between the lines, it says nonchalantly: "I couldn't be bothered to think too much about my outfit today". (Whilst blowing cigarette smoke seductively, if we're going all out with the anthropomorphism).
Not because the wearer's attitude to dressing resembles that of a teenage boy, but rather you have better things to do with your time, you know what looks good and don't have to try hard to get it right.
The question I have more difficulty with is which stripes in particular should accompany me on annual jollies to Cornwall and France.
To choose from are several boat-neck cotton tops from French brands APC, Comptoir de Cotonniers, Crique Privee, Captain Corsaire and Armor Lux – contrasting white with blue, yellow, red and purple – a sailor tunic from J Crew finished with anchor motif, a drop-waist Topshop dress and cute little shorts from Gap.
To make it easier, I usually just take them all. The light three-quarter-length tops to wear with denim cut-offs in the day, weightier cotton pullovers with jeans on chilly evenings and dresses and shorts down to the beach.
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A unique archive of photographs of Hollywood stars from the 1940s to the 1960s will go on show in Brighton in May as part of the Artist Open Houses festival.
The exhibition includes images of Audrey Hepburn, Angela Lansbury, Dirk Bogarde, Peter Sellers and American President Harry Truman, as well images of historical social record showing subjects such as Queen's rat-catcher and Britain's first female chimney sweep.
The archive belongs to Brighton-based photographer George Douglas, who was born in Rottingdean and worked for Picture Post and Life magazine.
George died in 2010, leaving his house at 14 Silwood Road to friend and fellow Brighton-based photographer Roger Bamber, who discovered thousands of negatives in a dilapidated filing cabinet.
Now a third Brighton photographer, Nigel Swallow, is setting up studio in the house and will be exploring the archive, reprinting many of its images and exhibiting them to the public for the first time as part of the Brighton Artist Open House festival.
Having started his career in America in the 1940s, George Douglas moved back to England in 1950 to work for the Picture Post, which specialised in 35mm photography and a documentary style.
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Pin-up lingerie brand Frantic About Frances has launched its first ever daywear fashion collection, inspired by 1940s to early '60s patterns.
The new Daywear for Dames range consists of six pieces, which can be mixed and matched to create four separate outfits.
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"Each item has been adapted from original vintage patterns and – as there is so much variation in women's clothing sizes – is made-to-measure to ensure a perfect fit for every individual customer."
Jenny plans to add capri pants and high-waist shorts to the range for summer and also offers a 'bring your own' service, turning customer's favourite fabrics into dream dresses.
Here she talks us through the new collection…
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Cath Kidston has launched a range of clothes and accessories based on Brighton postcard prints. Inspired by the British summertime, the 'Brighten up your Day' collection includes a sundress and skirt, chunky bangle, bags, stationary and more – all featuring sketches of the city's best-loved landmarks.
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A 15 minute train ride along the coast and at under £5 for an off-peak adult return, the estuary town of Shoreham-by-Sea is a must-visit for lovers of vintage, stunning scenery and interesting architecture. See what we got up to on our visit in this visual diary…
The new footbridge allows easy access over the River Adur to the coastal side of the town, where mid-century beach-front houses sit streets away from an eclectic collection of houseboats and you can enjoy views over to the imposing Lancing College.
This side of the estuary is also home to Shoreham's Art Deco Airport, the oldest licensed airfield in the UK.
As well as a 1960s German minesweeper, concrete barge and landing crafts, the community of houseboats includes those transformed by their handy owners, such as this sculptural pair – modified with parts of an old bus, three-wheeler and bath among other salvaged items.
As all good small towns should, Shoreham boasts several charity shops, with three large stores on the central East Street alone. Vintage-lovers should make a beeline for Cancer Research, which has a dedicated section of men's and women's vintage, as well as interesting books, crockery and accessories.
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Because we love the festive season almost as much as second-hand stuff, we're on the hunt to find Brighton's best vintage shop Christmas window, with a fantastic promotional package for the winner!
We're looking for stunning Christmas window displays from vintage, second-hand, repro and charity shops in Brighton & Hove and will be putting all submissions to Vintage Brighton Facebook fans to decide which is the most enticing. The winner will be awarded a promotional post on www.vintagebrighton.com as well as one month's free side-bar advertising on the site during January to help give business a kick start in 2014.
All entrants will also be featured on the Vintage Brighton Facebook page and the best, as judged by Vintage Brighton editor Jo-ann Fortune, will be featured in a round-up post on the site.
If you want to show off your window display, simply e-mail a photograph to email@example.com with 'Christmas window' in the subject line by midday Sunday 8 December. Your image must be at least 575 pixels wide and you must own the copyright.
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Earlier this month Tatty Devine launched an intricate fine jewellery range in collaboration with papercutter Rob Ryan, for which artistic director Harriet Vine explained that she made tiny paper models of each piece to get the scale right. It's a way of working that's familiar to Brighton's very own papercutter Lou Taylor, who has also added accessories to her artistic offering.
Lou first saw the potential in transforming her paper art into Perspex when working with jewellery designer Jennifer Loiselle over the summer. Having created a limited edition run of lipstick brooches based on Lou's 'Lipstick City' cut, the pair are now expanding the range to include other dressing table essentials.
In direct contrast to the mini make-up pieces and her summery fruit and flamingo prints, Lou's new 'Sky Safari' collection – consisting miniature versions of "everything you need for a night's star gazing" – has more of a masculine and cold-weather feel.
Lazer-cut by Brighton & Hove Plastics, Lou explains that the paper to Perspex process drew on the similarities between the materials: "Paper and perspex both have their weaknesses – paper is fragile and tears easily and perspex is brittle and snaps easily so it's important to test out designs to see what works."
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With the summer drawing to a close, there is one type of drinking establishment that aims to keep that holiday vibe alive throughout the colder months – welcome to the Tiki bar.
Themed around South Pacific decoration, with bamboo furniture, wooden Tiki god carvings and serving rum-based tropical cocktails, these hut-style bars became popular in California in the post-war years and have such become associated with the Americana culture celebrated at numerous annual events in the UK as well as the USA.
It was at such meet-ups that Brighton-based Tiki carver Trader Tark first fell in love with the style. "I've been going to Hot Rod and American car shows for many years and Tiki culture seems to go hand-in-hand with Kustom Cars and Hot Rods, mainly because of the Southern Californian association", Tark explains.
With Tiki bars somewhat thin on the ground in Brighton – the city has only the chain Lola Lo, a club that is popular among students and Bali Brasserie's Tropical Bar, which has changed little since the 1980s – Tark decided to build his own.
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There's nothing quite like chancing upon a little-known gem of a café on a day trip – especially when out-of-town bargain hunting leaves you in desperate need of cake. We were so taken with Mid-Century inspired vegan hotspot Moose's Kitchen on a recent visit to St. Leonards that we had to track down manager Maresa Bossano, aka Moose, for a chat.
Why did you choose to open a café in St. Leonards?
The property in St. Leonards is cheaper than in Hastings and ours is a great location –right by the train station and lots of good shops and art galleries including our friends at The Kave Gallery, Claremont Studios and 20 Kings Road. As well as interesting quirky second-hand and charity shops, St Leonards also has lots other nice cafes and pubs and music venues, gardens and the beach to attract visitors.
How would you describe the style of the cafe?
I wanted to go for earthy and natural but with splashes of colour, I was eating jerusalem artichoke and mushroom soup one day and decided I wanted the walls the same colour! The style is very reflective of my personal tastes, indeed many of the pieces came from my house, which is a mixture of second-hand, hand-made, Fairtrade items and things I've picked up on my travels.


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