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Use them on picture-window that birds continually fly into - can't see them from the inside, but birds must see them from outside because they haven't been killing themselves on my window since I put the decals up.
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In the first project of its kind, scientists are drilling deep into the bed of the fast-shrinking Dead Sea, searching for clues to past climate changes and other events that may have affected human history back through Biblical times and before.
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As the Executive Director of Mental Health America of Aiken County, I seek ways daily to strengthen our mission of promoting positive mental health.
When most people think of mental health, they may think negatively, awkwardly or just feel ill-equipped to understand how our mental health affects us all. As a result of this lack of understanding or stigma, it can be difficult to raise awareness and share with the community all of the resources and support we provide.
However, an event this past Sunday evening was positive, informative and most importantly, encouraging.
Several months ago, I was approached by Jimi Whitesell, the youth minister at St. John's United Methodist Church, to discuss ways to help youth deal with pressures and emotional struggles.
Whitesell was especially concerned with the fact that many youths know someone or they themselves have thought about suicide.
Susan Mabry, a friend and true advocate for young people, told him that I may be able to help. After going over several presentations we could provide, we decided to bring in a dynamic speaker; Gracelyn Elmendorf, whose message is one of hope.
A group of more than 200 teenagers from churches all over Aiken County heard her gripping story of hope.
Teenagers, parents, ministry leaders and guests were captivated by Elmendorf's story of the loss of her husband and then, her teenage son, to suicide. The evening included open dialogue with questions and answers, with professionals responding to parents' and teenagers' concerns. Resource packets were provided by our agency for everyone in attendance.
A strong message of love through an empowering vocal performance capped off the presentation. Through a closing prayer, the Rev. George Howle assured the teenagers of their value and of God's love for them. He encouraged us all to embrace the hope demonstrated through Elmendorf's story and to care even more deeply for each other.
Before leaving, I thanked Howle for his courageous act of allowing such an important event to be held.
I especially applaud the youths of St. John's UMC who led the audience in an inspiring welcome through song.
Thank you to everyone who helped in the preparation of pizza, homemade cookies and lemonade, and for the youths who welcomed guests from other churches and stayed behind to clean the gym.
Thank you to each youth leader for setting aside your usual Sunday evening plans to accompany your teens to this event. In doing this, you assured each teen of their importance in your eyes. Most importantly, thank you to Whitesell and Mabry for having the courage to care. Your courage and response to teens through this event has certainly impacted many lives. Thank you for helping Mental Health America of Aiken County promote positive mental health.
For those who may be interested in the resources provided at this event, please visit our website at www.mha-aiken.org and go to our Education and Advocacy page. You may also call 641-4164 to learn more about the resources and supports we provide.
Lisa Tindal is the Executive Director for Mental Health America Aiken County
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Liberals Dance In Blood - Call For "Gun Control"
Liberal reporters, elected officials, pundits and Hollywood entertainers are blaming the National Rifle Association, calling for gun control and expressing no apologies for being political immediately in the wake of the Connecticut elementary school shooting on Friday.
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Black Blade: From the portly Michael Moore to failed actor Will Wheaton, the liberal-progressives are coming out of the woodwork clamoring for "gun control". It is as expected. The anti-second amendment libs will dance in the blood for days. Meanwhile, I see several online vendors are suddenly swamped with buy orders on ammo and I presume for firearms as well.


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The U13 Wolverines boys lacrosse team advanced to the title game of the Palmetto Shootout, May 11-12, winning all of its games until the championship. The tournament included teams from all over the state, but the final match was between two Mount Pleasant teams. Wolverines team members include Patrick Aherne, Colby Andersen, Luke Canevazzi, Elliot Cohn, Justin Counasse, Randolph Crosby, Logan Dunaway, Micah Green, Lad Howell, Robert Hughes, Jackson Howe, Cline Mamo, Conner McCarthy, Cole McCarthy, Joe McInerney, Huw Meredith, Jack Oldford, Colton Presley, Porter Rice, Jack Shipman, Sean Stalbird, head coach Fred Hughes, assistant coach Andy Green, assistant coach Neal Oldford and conditioning coach Tom Meredith.
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Bobby Joe Vanhoy, 77, passed away Sunday October 21, 2012 at Woltz Hospice Home.
Mr. Vanhoy was born May 21, 1935 in Yadkin County to the late William Marvin & Bert Colbert Vanhoy. Mr. Vanhoy was retired from Chatham Manufacturing Company.
He was preceded in death by his parents, a son Timothy Vanhoy, two sisters and five brothers. Surviving is his wife of 58 years Mary Sue Vanhoy, children Ronnie (Betsy) Vanhoy, Barbara (Chris) Mathis; three grandchildren Adam (Erica) Mathis, Angela Mathis (Fiancée Jamie), Bradley (Lisa) Vanhoy; great-grandchild Addison Vanhoy.
The family will receive friends from 1-2 PM Friday October 26, 2012 at Gentry family Funeral Service in Yadkinville. His funeral will be held at 2:00 PM Friday following the visitation in the Chapel by Rev. Justin Duncan. Burial will follow at Island Ford Baptist Church.
he family would like to say a very special thanks to the staff at Woltz Hospice Home and the 3rd floor nursing staff at Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital for the loving care given to Mr. Vanhoy. Flowers will be accepted or memorials made to Woltz Hospice Home 945 Zephyr Rd. Dobson, NC 27017. Online condolences may be made at www.gentryfuneralservice.com. Gentry Family Funeral Service in Yadkinville is serving the Vanhoy family.


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The unit relates professional social work practice to organisational theory, models of administration and management, and the domain of industrial relations, paying particular attention to the public sector and to human services delivery systems. Organisational forms in which social workers operate will be discussed, including the different levels of government and the non-government sector. The work context for social work practice will be analysed and a number of critiques of the established order presented, including radical change models and feminist analysis of bureaucracies. Social control functions of public welfare will be highlighted as well as issues relating to social justice and public welfare.
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YouTube added a new tab titled "Shows" that highlights TV shows. "Today we're excited to announce a new destination for television shows and an improved destination for movies on YouTube, where partners like Crackle, CBS, MGM, Lionsgate, Starz and many others have made thousands of television episodes and hundreds of movies available for you to watch, comment on, favorite and share," announces the YouTube blog.
The list of TV shows, which are mostly available in the US, includes: "Harper's Island", "The Addams Family", "Happy Tree Friends", "Married with Children", "Star Trek: The Original Series", "Mythbusters", "Alfred Hitchcock Presents", "The Tudors" and others. The list of movies is less impressive and it only includes some Bollywood movies, documentaries, MTV movies and a very small number of interesting movies (the classics "Heidi", "The Little Princess", "Animal Farm", "Fitzcarraldo").
YouTube's move towards long-form professional videos is another attempt to monetize the service, which costs more than 1 million dollars a day, according to some estimates. YouTube will use third-party players from services like Crackle and will even allow content providers to bring their own ads. "YouTube has agreed to display the films using a video player from Crackle, Sony Pictures' own video site. The studio will control all the advertising for the films and Crackle will also get credit for the traffic," according to CNet.
Sarah Lacy has a plausible explanation for these changes. "Smart entrepreneurs realize user generated content still matters, it just doesn't directly translate to revenues. UGC is the core of why so many people are on these sites and without the eyeballs, the tech platforms don't have as much negotiating leverage with Hollywood. Without Hollywood, it seems, they may not get revenues anytime soon."
I'm not convinced that YouTube will be able to repeat Hulu's success, but hopefully the latest efforts won't alienate YouTube's community and YouTube will continue to find the right balance between professional and amateur content. After all, YouTube's goal was to "empower people to become the broadcasters of tomorrow".
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MANY millions of pounds might flow into Copeland in exchange for bringing a lot more "exotic" radioactive material to Sellafield.
Copeland Council has declined to speculate on any potential figures, but others believe "tens of millions of pounds" is the potential size of a community benefits package.
The government has decided that highly radioactive spent fuel can be moved from Dounreay site to Sellafield after the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority concluded there was a "clear and compelling" case for it.
Copeland Council feels that "a reasonable benefits package" has to be considered but as yet there is only speculation about what the size of it might be.
"Exotic" waste is classed as that which is a legacy from previous nuclear industry activity.
The NDA already puts £1.5 million a year into the Copeland Community Fund for storing low-level waste at the LLWR site, Drigg. The radioactive content of the Dounreay material is far higher and would be reprocessed at Sellafield.
The issue has been raised through Copeland Council's own Strategic Nuclear and Energy Board. After its meeting last Thursday, deputy chairman David Moore said: "If Sellafield is going to 'host' these materials then we want to put a marker in the sand, something put in place to provide benefits for our community.
"I have heard sums, tens of millions of pounds, of money being bandied about. Because bringing in this stuff would increase hazards at Sellafield, the risk for our communities also rises in proportion so there has to be a benefit to compensate.
"Savings of moving the material from Dounreay are said to be hundreds of millions, so it is not unreasonable to be thinking in terms of tens of millions for Copeland. Our communities have to be comfortable about it all. We need something signed and sealed before delivery."
A national consultation on the NDA's proposal to transport the Dounreay materials has just finished but a more local consultation is being sought to examine how communities would be affected. Sellafield is the NDA's preferred option for moving 44 tons of radioactive spent fuel for reprocessing. The material would be carried by rail over a five-year period.
In its response to consultations on Dounreay "credible options", Copeland stressed that "prospective community benefit contributions" have to be firmly established.
It goes on: "Before the NDA engages with planning authorities to pursue a preferred strategy, more recognition needs to be given to the burden that the Copeland community carries as these materials (with associated potential safety security and environmental issues) are left for the local community to manage.
"Benefits to the community would have to be provided through some form of community benefit contribution which could be partially funded through the saving achieved through reduced security arrangements at Dounreay."
According to a credible options analysis, Sellafield already had similar materials so there would be no meaningful change in the site's hazard profile. But the response declares: "There is no consideration of the socio-economic impact on the local community as the radioactive material inventory at Sellafield continues to rise."
Officially infrastructure and security savings is put at hundreds of millions of pounds but a council report to its Nuclear and Energy Board claims there has been not enough understanding of the issues and negative perception of transferring the waste.
"The issue of costs shows a saving for the proposed move to the Sellafield option with no mention of re-distributing these savings to the area where the burden is being displaced too."
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Well said disgruntledloyalworker, You have hit the nail right on the head. Many people work at Sellafield but as you so rightly point out the company has one major fault - it is obsessed with paying people in non jobs large over the top wages whilst the people who do the work the people who have levels of responsibility the bread and butter workers get paid little in comparison. Only recently the company has invented so called work week managers, lo and behold at a pay grade 8. Pay grade 8! I ask you, who on that site is thinking up these wages for these jobs? In our building we have shift team managers, their level of responsibility is, I'd say, at the highest level on site. Not only do they sit a very long-winded dually authorised persons interview, sometimes lasting many hours, they also prevent the plant from destroying itself, prevent the plant from breaking, protect the workforce, protect the environment, and protect the company's reputation. Their knowledge is incredible - if something goes wrong it will be there heads that roll. Work week managers organise the work, makes sure some people are sticking to the plan and gee up the planner to make sure something gets done on time. The level of responsibility compared to the shift team manager is ZERO. Yet someone in their great wisdom has decided that this role is worthy of a pay grade 8, the same as the shift team manager, There is something very fishy about how grades are dished out on that site, its as nearly as good as these people who call themselves OPEX engineers yet don't have any form of engineering qualification. The whole site is devoid of anyone that can justify why people in jobs of no responsibility get paid huge wages compared to the people with responsibility. If you work in the management block, it's your mission to pester your boss until you get the next grade up land a job in what I'd call the core workforce then you're stuffed. Try and approach HR about it and your shot down in flames And the real point to this whole story why is it that every councillor business person in this county thinks that Sellafield owes the county money just because its taking some stuff from another part of the country - funny that isn't it, Sellafield taking fuel and waste from another part of the country. It's been doing it for years, it's called reprocessing. So why now do all these people think that to take Dounreay's fuel and some waste Copeland is entitled to millions of pounds? These people aren't interested in Sellafield only the amount of money it can suck out of the place
Absolute makes me sick to the stomach that we talk about Sellafield and all it's millions! Well from the outside that maybe so but from the inside it's an entirely different story! I work in the Changing rooms and me and my colleagues are the lowest paid on site, we hold massive responsibilities and time after time we just get sent from pillow to post, out hourly wage not including shift allowance is £7.13!!! I know tesco checkout girls that get more than that! And to run salt in to more deeper wounds they REFUSE to pay our already banked overtime! They offer us food vouchers I mean for Christ sake this is a multi billion pound company! Some of us Changeroom staff are living below the poverty line! It's system that needs a complete make over, we work with colleagues that are in different bands but make thousands more! I think our only option is to follow mitie cleaning and go on strike! Thanks.
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The Summerville American Legion Baseball Juniors Green team opened the League 1 Tournament this week with two wins and a loss to advance to the League championship series.
The bad news for Summerville fans is the Summerville Gold team didn't make it to the championship series and Summerville Green has to face Goose Creek in the championship series scheduled to begin July 11 at 6 p.m. Goose Creek handed Summerville Green its only loss of the tournament Tuesday.
Summerville Green earned a 12-5 win over Moncks Corner Monday and a 16-1 win over Summerville Gold Wednesday to advance to the championship series. With Wednesday's loss, Summerville Gold was eliminated from the tournament.
The winner of the championship series advances to play in the South Carolina American Legion Baseball Juniors state tournament. Summerville Green will have to defeat Goose Creek in back-to-back games in order to earn that honor.
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With the cookie baking season upon us I broke out the cookie cutters for sugar cookies, however almost all of them are pretty deformed or broken (from moving houses). I haven't bought any cutters in a long time and didn't realize how expensive they've gotten. Are there any cheap ones out there that are worth buying or should I just wait until after Christmas, when they all go on sale? Or should i just use an empty tuna can and make a bunch of circles?
I think using an empty can is a brilliant, frugal idea...but if you want something a bit more exciting, chain stores like Bed Bath & Beyond sell decent tubs of cookie cutters. If you have one of those mailer coupons, you can get a ridiculous amount (like a pack of 100) for less than $20.
From a price for utility perspective, I prefer plastic cookie cutters. Metal ones rust and get bent out of shape so very easily. (If you can wait just over a week, Christmas themed cookie cutters should be should be pretty cheap.)
I got a set of Ateco cutters this year, and since my daughter, now 5, loves to bake with me they get a lot of use. The set I got nestles, it is a set of concentric circles, and stores back in the can. It was about $15 and my daughter loves the smaller ones, she uses them to make cookies for her animal friends and dolls.
You can get bags of cheap plastic cutters from toy shops, they are normally used for PlayDoh, but work fine for cookies too!
FWIW - I find using tuna cans easy - or just roll your (refrigerated) cookie dough into a log, and cut it in slices for consistent sizes.
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With the anniversary of the SC Department of Revenue hacking quickly approaching, many of the 1 year Experian ProtectMyID® credit monitoring subscriptions will soon be expiring. As a reminder, the ProtectMyID® service is good for one year of monitoring from the date you signed up. Experian began sending out renewal solicitations last week which are likely to create confusion.
As a result of our budget deliberations in June, the General Assembly decided to extend monitoring services. This time however the provider will be selected through a bid process rather than the emergency selection made following the discovery of the breach. This selection process is still under way. The Budget and Control Board is currently reviewing the submitted proposals and should make a decision by the end of the month. It is too early to know exactly what will be covered by the new contract but I believe it is safe to say the contract will provide equal if not greater coverage than the current services provided by Experian. At this time, unless your monitoring is set to expire before the end of the month, you may want to wait for details on the new state provided service.
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Locals take it off for charity in 'The Full Monty'By Elizabeth Hewitt
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Rehearsing "The Full Monty (musical)" are, from left, Frank Wright, Jesse Clayton, Scott Santamore and Chuck Battle,as Judi Tompkins cheers on the strip show. Missing from pictire are James Lorentz and Bob Tompkins.When it comes to performing a striptease act, what do six laid-off steel mill workers in Buffalo have on the Chippendales dancers?
Chippendales dancers never go the full monty.
This Friday and Saturday, the brave men of Buffalo prepare to bare it all on at the Paramount Theatre in Rutland in
'Cause Productions performance of "The Full Monty."
"It's a great story with a great heart," said director and producer Saskia Hagen Groom. "I find it an extremely timely story line."
"The Full Monty" musical is based on the 1997 British film by the same name about unemployed men in a working class English town who try to reverse their fortunes with a bold scheme. The story's vast appeal led to the American musical adaptation, with a book by Terrence McNally and music and lyrics by David Yazbek. The show received a slew of Tony nominations after debuting on Broadway in 2000.
Here in Rutland, Hagen Groom began a tradition six years ago when she produced the "Vagina Monologues," with all proceeds going to charity. Every February since then, 'Cause Productions has put on a benefit show, part of
Hagen Groom's mission to connect business with the arts. Proceeds from "The Full Monty" will benefit the Rutland County Women's Network and Shelter.
The blue-collar men of "The Full Monty," left unemployed by the closing of steel mills in Buffalo, are facing hard times. After seeing how much women were willing to pay to see a Chippendales act, two down-on-their-luck friends crack a plan to earn some fast cash themselves.
They rope in their former colleagues, who question whether they'd be able to attract much of an audience. But, ringleader Jerry declares, they'll take it one step further than the Chippendale dancers and strip all the way.
As they rehearse together for the big show, the characters help each other through their personal struggles with their insecurities and fears.
Hagen Groom selected "The Full Monty" in part for its adult humor and pop-rock score, but also because of how it addresses more serious social and economic themes. Peppered in among the light and witty numbers — like the innuendo-laden "Big Black Man" or the darkly funny "Big Ass Rock" about suicide — are more poignant moments.
One of Hagen Groom's favorite songs, "You Rule My World," is about love.
"They're realizing that, job or no job, money or no money, looks or no looks, love conquers all," Hagen Groom said.
"It's a quality musical that has some silly stuff in it, but has a lot of relevant themes," said James Lorentz, who plays Jerry, the mastermind behind the scheme. Characters grapple with unemployment, homosexuality, father's rights and more.
"It's about Buffalo, but it could be about any Smalltown, U.S.A. with a bad economy and people out of work," Lorentz said.
Meanwhile, the six guys confront a practical hurdle in preparing for their first every striptease: the ability, or lack thereof, to dance. It was a struggle some of the cast members could identify with.
"I have the coordination of a pencil," Lorentz laughed.
Leif Erickson, a regular on the Paramount stage, stayed behind the scenes this time as choreographer. He adapted Jerry Mitchell's iconic choreography from the Broadway production to the cast, whose dancing experience ranged from seasoned musical theater veteran to none.
The musical "is realistic for those who may not have that dance background," Erickson said, noting that through much of the story, the men are learning to dance. In the song "Michael Jordan's Ball," the six aspiring strippers try to improve their choreography.
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I find this somewhat hard to believe, that's a lot of money to generate for "toys" that are just NFC chips under statues.
I can believe it. If there were a way to measure it I think you'll find that the motivation for most of those sales (unlike Transformers and Star Wars) were because of the downloadable content for the video games from the chips, not because of the "toys" in of themselves.
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And on top of that, this year they're canceling the build a droid line and going to put vintage on hiatus for a while so really, who knows what we'll see for . . . a good chunck of this year as well?
They're claiming half a billion dollars in sales in 2012 though, that's a lot for the toy industry for a line that isn't even sold on the toy aisle and requires an expensive game and reader. Crazy. Activision has to be happy, but they they better watch out, that kind of fad can't last terribly long.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
"In Brooklyn, a castle, is where dwell I"
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Maybe I missed it in the article, but what are they counting in "Skylander sales"? The figurines only, or the game and everything else? Heck, buy just the basic set, and isn't that like $80 right there? Even at TRU prices, that's almost seven Star Wars figures.
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Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
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The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Not around here. Well, not at most Targets, yet, anyway.
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CRESTVIEW — Crestview High School and Davidson Middle School students are heading to the state's April 6 Odyssey of the Mind competition at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.
The problem-solving team includes ChiantéPeacock, Coleman Young, Quinn Stegner, Ethan Mitchell and Jacob Cyrus, of Davidson, and Jacob's brother, Josh, and David Ness, of Crestview High.
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In the Odyssey of the Mind program — available to kindergarten through college students at participating schools — speed matters.
"It is a competition for creative minds (that) includes solving problems as quick as possible," Stegner, 13, said.
The team next month must perform a timed, humorous skit in which two characters acting otherwise normal seem odd to passersby.
Students are responsible for writing the script, designing costumes, creating the set and performing the material.
Team members have trained their improvisational skills to handle spontaneous situations.
"It truly helps them to think quick on their feet," coach Eric Mitchell said.
Motivating the team
Competing at the state level is nothing new for the team, Mitchell said.
"Half of the students will be returning to state from last year," he said.
Although the group had no competitor in the regional division, Mitchell had to keep his team focused because lack of a competitor, as he knew, wouldn't guarantee qualification for the state competition. To do this, he told team members they were competing against Tate High School in Escambia County.
"The day before the (regional) competition, he was like, 'Hey, there is no Tate,'" Peacock, 13, said.
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Students said they take away something special from their time in Odyssey of the Mind.
"I feel like I am more creative when it comes to problems," Peacock said. "It helps you make quicker decisions."
"It helps your writing and (you can) generate more ideas," Stegner said.
Mitchell said he plans to continue coaching the team as current members move up to Crestview High School. He also encourages area schools to form OM teams if they haven't done so already.
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A 16-year-old Aiken boy was detained for third-degree assault and battery last week after allegedly slapping a 14-year-old female classmate on the face repeatedly during lunch. The boy initially denied striking the girl, then said he lightly tapped her.
A 24-year-old Olar man was detained for shoplifting on Saturday after he tried to take jeans, socks and steaks from a store without paying.
Two unknown suspects took a car stereo and speaker from a store on Whiskey Road without paying on Saturday.
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The Belgian Malinois cost $6,500 each with thousands more invested in the months of training they receive at the department.
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"You imagine just gunshots, but in the case of stab wounds or just blunt force kicks, these vests also will protect all their important organs. So these vests are very important," Tippet said.
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The ABC/HUAC Democratic Inquisition
Thursday, April 17, 2008
"You can't choose your family." -- Hillary Clinton
So your marriage to Bill was arranged?
FYI, Senator Clinton, you can't chose your family but you are allowed to divorce your spouse.
So did you catch last night's ABC-HUAC Democratic Inquisition?
Too bad there was no one there last night to ask Charlie Gibson if at long last he had no shame.
But give Stephanopoulos credit, he did a much better job with the Clinton talking points than the rest of her staff ever does. I trust he's in line for a raise.
Who researched the questions Charlie Gibson and George Stephanopoulos asked? J Edgar Hoover?
Senator Obama isn't it true that your home state of Hawaii is in fact nothing more than a communist front organization? And wasn't this established beyond any doubt in the John Wayne documentary Big Jim McLain?
Hillary Clinton performed impeccably as a friendly witness.
She's angling to co-star in this fall's long overdue sequel to Big Jim McClain -- Big Jerk McCain.
Hillary's only problem is she might have Tuzla flashbacks when they begin shooting.
Meanwhile back at the HUAC/Philly....
Flag pins! They were actually asking about flag pins!
I think Obama needs to make a fashion move and start wearing jackets without lapels.
Let me tell you about flag pins. My father was forty years ahead of his time with them. He bought them by the long ton and every time I left the house, he implored me to fill my pockets with them so I could distribute them. Ever the dutiful son, I did as my father asked. I'd leave the house, walk a block to Skaneateles Lake, stroll onto the pier that jutted well out into the water and once I got fifty or so yards out, I would distribute the flag pins... usually overhand.
Skaneateles Lake is now the world's largest natural source of the dear old Rust, White and Blue!
Clinton broke the old Rudy Giuliani record for most invocations of 9/11 in a two hour debate. I never thought I'd live to see that mark fall!
If she keeps this up, I'll personally ruin her by tricking her into posing for a picture with me.
Then I'll endorse the Weather Underground... which by the way has become so irrelevant that the only thing most people think of when it's mentioned is a meteorological website.
Sixties radicals and outspoken preachers don't scare me, but I'd hate to have to live down an association with ABC News.
And how come there was no Pledge of Allegiance at the top of the debate?
I knew they had broken Obama when he started babbling about George H.W. Bush's wonderful foreign policy.
Yeah, I don't know which of Poppy's foreign policy initiatives I liked best-- the one where he performed urban renewal on Panama City with stealth bombers or the one where he started a needless war in Iraq that laid the groundwork for our current needless war in Iraq.
By the end of the debate I was fantasizing that a cliched movie device would rescue us and Hillary wouldn't realize her mike was still on as she was speaking to Chelsea, allowing everyone to hear her say,
"I'm sorry you had to sit out among those dirty, dirty people but it's all worth it because the suckers are buying this. Oh, I just looooove the working class so much! Don't make me laugh! Let them go to Haiti if they need a job! Who do these chumps think I'm going to side with? Colombia and the 800 grand it paid your father to push the trade deal or those grimy urchins in Western Pennsylvania? Get serious! I can't believe we had to take you away from your important work at the hedge fund to come out here to help us con these goobers but think of how much more influence we'll have to peddle once we finish character assassinating the opposition."
A campaign aid comes up and whispers in Senator Clinton's ear as she becomes very pale and says, " Can you imagine, heh, heh, If I actually meant those things, Chelsea? But you have to understand, these are just the kind of lies the media would love to try to make an issue of but .... OUCH! Tell them to stop throwing that stuff at me!"
But the audience is only egged on and suddenly large hunks of dusty black material are coming at Senator Clinton from all directions.
An audience member yells, "That's what you call 'coal,' Senator. And this is what you call a CAVE-IN....."
Like I said, I was fantasizing.
But then, the first part of my dream sequence already sort of happened .
Hillary's grandfather worked in a mill and her husband helped close it.
Actually her grandfather owned the mill but that's not to say that it wasn't hard work starving all those employees to death!
The Supreme Court ruled yesterday that it's OK for states to resume executing people with lethal injections. This is by far the most progressive decision the current Roberts Court will hand down concerning drugs.
And a few I never got around to posting until now...
The Compassion Forum had none for the audience -- particularly while Hillary Clinton was trying to use her self-proclaimed spirituality as an excuse to participate in more negative campaigning.
I politely disagree with anyone who considers the public vetting of presidential candidates by a bunch of holy rollers as an overdue and positive development.
You won't negotiate with terrorists? Fine I won't appease dogmatists.
Whispering Johnny McCain chose not to participate because he didn't want to offend his base by kowtowing to anything as un-American as compassion.
The Compassion Forum was spiritually provocative, watching it made me wrestle with the thorny issue of suicide.
In the end I decided it would be wrong for Senator Clinton to kill herself.
Watching her wiggling around pretending to believe there should be any higher power in the universe than her, made me realize that if there is a supreme being it sure is cruel to make us sit through 45 minutes of that hell.
Hillary says she worked to reduce teenage pregnancies by one-third which I guess means two-thirds of teen pregnancies are fine. Perhaps she doesn't want to alienate the FLDS vote.
The event took place at Messiah College at the Messiah Complex so you would have thought Hillary would have looked more at home.
Senator Clinton is just like any of us -- out throwing down shots one night and nervously sweating out the hangover in church the next day.
One thing you have to say about that bar Clinton was drinking in -- lousy bouncers!
Finally, my summary, via headline, of the corporate media's coverage of the papal visit:
Pontiff Moves Historic Bowels!
Dixie MyersSunday, April 20th 2008 11:30AM
Where have you been all my life? Reading you is a wicked pleasure. More. More.
CRayThursday, April 17th 2008 12:25PM
Come on now B, Hills' just an everyday Rosie The Riveter suck down a few boiler makers after a hard day of mud-slinging. Hard work is part of her make-up.
And it must be hard work for who ever has to attempt to make her look congenial.
By the way, just what am I seeing in the top picture of her downing that brew?
Is the gentleman behind her giving her a goose or is she just choking on the taste of cheep beer? I've seen cornered badgers that look less threatening.
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