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Today marks the 22nd anniversary of Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait. The Iraqi invasion followed months of escalating rhetoric, much of which American diplomats downplayed in the belief that Arab dictators didn't mean what they said. Meeting with Saddam Hussein eight days before the invasion, Ambassador April Glaspie told the Iraqi dictator, "We have no opinion on your Arab – Arab conflicts, such as your dispute with Kuwait." Iraqi officials subsequently claimed that Saddam interpreted Glaspie's remarks as a pledge of non-interference and perhaps even a green light. The press made Glaspie into a scapegoat, but she was only the product of a larger diplomatic culture.
The invasion of Kuwait unleashed a cascade of events which culminated in the 2003 invasion of Iraq. The question both politicians and historians should ask is whether they might have headed off the invasion months or years ahead of time as the true nature of Saddam Hussein became clear.
Rather than suppress reports of Saddam's chemical weapons use against Kurdish civilians, the Reagan administration should have cut Saddam off right then and there. But sophisticated diplomats hoped to rehabilitate Saddam, both as a means of containing Iran and also to peel Saddam away from Soviet influence.
Against a steady stream of reports suggesting Saddam's cruelty and aggressive intent, Sen. John McCain pushed for military sanctions on Iraq. Sen. Arlen Specter decided to travel to Baghdad to talk with the Iraqi dictator. Like his senate colleagues John Kerry, Joseph Biden, and Dick Lugar, as well as Nancy Pelosi in the House, Specter believed that he had a unique ability to talk dictators back from the brink: He could engage successfully, where all others had failed. Specter met Saddam on January 12, 1990. He believed Saddam's talk of peace, and effectively became Saddam's useful idiot. Over the next few months, he persistently undercut McCain's proposals to extend military sanctions on Iraq.
Saddam may today be gone, but history seems to be repeating with regard to Iran. Iranian leaders issue a steady stream of genocidal rhetoric against Israel, support repression in Syria, and question the sovereignty of Bahrain. Yet, diplomats and many academics dismiss Iranian rhetoric. While senators have largely embraced sanctions against Iran, just as Specter did almost 23 years ago, President Obama and senior administration officials still suggest that there is enough time for diplomacy to work, even as Khamenei, like Saddam before him, pushes full steam ahead with plans to fulfill his regional ambition.
As history repeats itself, the only questions are who will be the next Glaspie and how much ruin will the Obama team's blind belief in diplomacy bring.


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What is Banned Books Week?
From the American Library Association (ALA):
"Banned Books Week (BBW) is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read and the importance of the First Amendment. Held during the last week of September, Banned Books Week highlights the benefits of free and open access to information while drawing attention to the harms of censorship by spotlighting actual or attempted bannings of books across the United States."
Badge courtesy of ALA.
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text: on Mar 22, 2013 @ 3:30 PMMar 22, 2013 @ 3:30 PM Published US hopes 'justice will be done' in case of DRC warlordUS Secretary of State John Kerry Friday welcomed the transfer of Congolese war crimes suspect Bosco Ntaganda to the International Criminal Court as a major step for "justice and accountability.""Now there is hope that justice will be done," Kerry said in a statement after Ntaganda flew out of Rwanda heading for The Hague where he faces charges of murder, rape and the forced recruitment of child soldiers.Ntaganda is wanted on seven charges of war crimes and three of crimes against humanity allegedly committed during his years as a warlord in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.He shocked the world when in an unprecedented move he walked into the US embassy in Kigali on Monday and asked to be sent to The Hague.Kerry, who is traveling with President Barack Obama in Jordan, reminded that Ntaganda had evaded capture for nearly seven years, and thanked the Rwandan, Dutch and British governments for their help in his transfer.State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland explained that "British diplomats on the ground in Kigali worked intensively with us to arrange the transfer, to encourage Rwandan authorities to let it go forward."Ntaganda will now face the court's judges for the first time on Tuesday following his transfer from Rwanda to The Hague.His expected appearance before the ICC will be "an important moment for all who believe in justice and accountability" and will help the Great Lakes region restore civil order, justice and accountability, Kerry said.It "will also send a strong message to all perpetrators of atrocities that they will be held accountable for their crimes," he added in his statement.Ntaganda seemed he feel that by surrendering to the US embassy "he wouldn't be blocked from leaving the country, his safety would be assured," Nuland told reporters.He had been examined by a French doctor during his stay at the embassy and his physical health was fine, she added.But she could not explain why after seven years he had decided to turn himself in, saying "I think he's going to have to tell that story."jkb/jm


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Aug 02 2010
Before School Starts: A Reminder
I'll post it again.
Because I am a disciple of the truth. And the truth shall set you free.
School is starting soon. So IF you are a homeschooling parent—or are otherwise stuck at home with a bunch of small children—and it's beginning to occur to you that there's no way out, that there is no escape, and that your life will forever be defined by dropped pencils, dirty dishes in the sink, a growing laundry pile, and angst over schoolwork, I have a cathartic exercise for you. I've done this for years and it has helped me remain centered.
First, you need to dig deep and find Jack Nicholson's character in "A Few Good Men". Do that for a moment. I'll wait.
Next, you need to practice belting out his famous line, "You can't HANDLE the truth!"
Go ahead. Let it out.
Now, you need to apply this same line—and tone—to whatever trying situation in which you find yourself, preferably in answer to some kind of plea or demand from members of your family. EXCEPT…
…You need to customize the word "Truth" to fit your circumstances.
Mommy? I can't find my pencil.
You can't HANDLE the pencil!
Mama? How do you spell 'friend'?
You can't HANDLE the friend!
Mom, what's for lunch?
You can't HANDLE the lunch!
Mother, can I have a snack?
You can't HANDLE the snack!
***Note that it's extremely important that you yell these responses with every bit of the gusto Colonel Jessup did.**
The real beauty of this cathartic exercise is that it really can be used in any of life's circumstances, any time you feel like releasing a little frustration and fighting back against the establishment.
Honey, I'm home.
You can't HANDLE the home!
I'm going to need you to have these reports ready by Wednesday's board meeting.
You can't HANDLE the board meeting!
It's the plumber. I've come to fix your sink.
You can't HANDLE the sink!
Mama, where are my boots?
You can't HANDLE the boots!
The very best part of this healthy exercise is watching the reaction of those around you. They just sort of stand there.
I really can't recommend it enough.
200 Comments and 10 Replies
Window On The Prairie On Monday, August 2 at 1:07 pm
Ha ha. I saw Jack's pic, and I just knew we were going to get the You Can't Handle the Truth post again. So funny. http://windowontheprairie.com/ Suzanne
Maggee in NY On Monday, August 2 at 1:12 pm
You can't HANDLE the comment!
Trish G. On Monday, August 2 at 5:07 pm
This makes me chuckle…I was thinking the same thing. Gotta love wit!
Crazy Ward On Wednesday, August 4 at 9:14 am
Haha, good one!
Rochelle Bartschi On Monday, August 2 at 1:13 pm
I LOVE this movie! Now I have an even better reason to yell that line (Yep. I find myself doing it all the time, too!). Thank you!
Lisa On Monday, August 2 at 1:15 pm
This is exactly what I needed! LOL I am a home school mom and have been sweating the upcoming year. This is too funny!
Natasha On Monday, August 2 at 1:16 pm
I knew this was coming! Love it!
Rhonda On Monday, August 2 at 1:16 pm
THANKS for the inspiration, cause I'm feeling VERY uninspired about homeschooling starting soon. I think we're just a little burned out.
Hi, I'm Natalie. On Monday, August 2 at 1:17 pm
(If I needed a plumber, there is NO way that I'd do something to scare him off. =)
Angie M. On Monday, August 2 at 1:17 pm
This made me laugh out loud in my cubicle, making me wonder if everyone else is wondering what I am laughing at in my cubicle.
And then I thought, You can't HANDLE the cubicle!
Thanks for the smile on a Monday!
Brittany On Monday, August 2 at 8:58 pm
Hilarious. Down right hilarious!
Vicki On Thursday, September 16 at 3:36 pm
Made me laugh again !!!
Kristina On Monday, August 2 at 1:17 pm
Anyes On Monday, August 2 at 1:17 pm
Hmmm, it looks interesting and innovative enough to work…Who knew Jack Nicholson was so handy with every day life situations
Susan On Monday, August 2 at 1:18 pm
That's great! I'll start practicing!
anne On Monday, August 2 at 1:18 pm
oh yeah, that is my favorite line of all time!!
Sarah B. On Monday, August 2 at 1:22 pm
Yeah, we start on Thursday. I can't HANDLE the thought. But the awkward pauses that these statements will cause will be worth every second of it. Hehe can't wait!
Lisa@Advent's Fine(nell) Adventures On Monday, August 2 at 1:23 pm
This is all I have been thinking of for the past few weeks. I have two in High School, One in middle school and a four year old that wants to read.
I home school them all and have been doing so for the past 9+ years.
How this?
High SCHOOL?…………………………………..YOU CAN"T HANDLE HIGH SCHOOL!
You don't want to go to Debate?………. YOU CAN"T HANDLE DEBATE!
Lab Reports?………………………………..YOU CAN"T HANDLE LAB REPORTS!
You want to drive?………………………….YOU CAN"T HANDLE DRIVING!
I think I have it!!!
Oh! I am so happy…..Thank you for this….I think I can face another year now!
Breezy Scott On Monday, August 2 at 1:26 pm
lolol soooooooo funny!
Jackie On Monday, August 2 at 1:26 pm
*giggles* I need to use this on my husband when we move later this month.
Jamie On Wednesday, August 4 at 11:45 pm
The children will wonder what the little smile on my face is this year when I'm thinking YOU CAN'T HANDLE YOUR TONE OF VOICE! etc.
Em On Monday, August 2 at 1:31 pm
We say that all the time!!! It's a favourite movie quote. And we do exactly the same thing!
"You can't HANDLE the book!" "You can't HANDLE the spoon!" Oh yeah. It goes on and on.
Except to the plumber. No way do I want the plumber saying "Okay" and leaving.
Paula On Monday, August 2 at 1:35 pm
I'm not a homeschooling mom because I couldn't HANDLE the homeschooling. But, you have my utmost admiration for doing so. A cathartic rant/chant/yelp is certainly good for everyone! Hooray for catharsis!
WendyLou On Thursday, August 5 at 9:21 pm
shannoningram On Monday, August 2 at 1:37 pm
Love it Love it Love IT!!!! I needed that today being stuck in a house with 4 kids on a rainy day. LOL!!!! Thanks Ree
Cathy On Monday, August 2 at 1:41 pm
I think you seriously need to load some audio of you and your family during these discourses. I am not sure I can HANDLE this task without the proper tone and inflection! While Jack Nicholson is a fine example… I need to hear REE perform this piece!!
Tisa Joy On Monday, August 2 at 2:27 pm
I couldn't agree more! Please Ree? We need some inspiration!!!
Lisa Mathis On Monday, August 2 at 1:44 pm
OMG! I needed that laughter. I was feeling just as you described facing my first full year of homeschooling (1st grade). I am going to take your advice and use this tactic to decompress. Well maybe not on the 1-year-old, but one everyone else!
Sharon On Monday, August 2 at 1:51 pm
Back when my kids were in school, I had never heard of homeschooling. I just know I would not have had the patience to teach 4 young uns at home!. Don't get me wrong – I loved reading to them, taking them places to help educate them, telling them stories and watching them learn & grow. Buuuuuuuuutttttttttttttttttttttttttt, when it comes to being the TEACHER, I liked leaving it to the experts. Hoorah for all you homeschooling Moms! You are admired!
joycee On Monday, August 2 at 1:56 pm
Scare tactics….whether at home or at school, important to get their attention and let them know who's boss! Glad my kids are raised and it's all gravy/grandkids now!!!
Becky B. On Monday, August 2 at 2:00 pm
Ha! I'm lovin' it!!!
cjwsbg On Monday, August 2 at 2:05 pm
You make me laugh. I am excited to use this when my husband walks in the door.
Anne On Monday, August 2 at 2:06 pm
This post is exactly why you are my favorite person that I don't know in the whole world.
Julie in OK On Monday, August 2 at 2:14 pm
Okay,…I'll try it.
You can't HANDLE the waterpark!
You can't HANDLE the sleepover!
You can't HANDLE the icecream!
You can't HANDLE the heat (that one was meant for me as it's 107 outside with a heat index of 110)!
Carol On Thursday, August 26 at 8:19 am
Were you in Wichita?
Tisa Joy On Monday, August 2 at 2:26 pm
I pulled this one on my three year old son just a couple of weeks ago after a particularly annoying bout of "Mommy!!! I'm HUNGRYYY!!!!" He stood there in shock for a moment. The look was so funny that I instantly ceased being annoyed and began to laugh. He thought it was pretty funny too!
Lisa On Monday, August 2 at 2:29 pm
I so needed this today! Hilarious! And I am sure that it will annoy my 6 children…bonus. I need to have a sense of humor with the upcoming homeschool year just around the corner!
Yara On Monday, August 2 at 2:38 pm
You can't HANDLE the comment!
I'm so gonna try this… right after the baby wakes from his nap.
Nap? You can't HANDLE the nap!
Nezzy (Cow Patty Surprise) On Monday, August 2 at 2:41 pm
This Ozark farm chick sees the ya'll practice the tough love method of homeschoolin'!
Have a fun summer day from the happy hills and hollers of the Missouri Ponderosa!!!
Amy On Monday, August 2 at 2:47 pm
I have weaned myself from a similar type retort "Sos your face!" Although they know I'm joking my children are a little tired of it. But it"s so fun to say: "Mom, this dinner looks a little weird" "So's your face!!!!" and then I laugh and laugh. Is that wrong?
WendyLou On Thursday, August 5 at 9:23 pm
Ha!! I am SO gonna start using, 'so's you're face!' Freakin hilarious!!
Patti On Monday, August 2 at 2:56 pm
Thank you, this could be life-altering for me. (I'm kneeling and bowing) I'm not worthy!!
suburbancorrespondent On Monday, August 2 at 2:56 pm
I actually rented this movie after you posted this the first time, just to find out what you were talking about. So when Jack Nicholson uttered this particular line, I burst out laughing. Unfortunately, my husband had never read your blog post. "What," said he, puzzled, "is the joke?"
It is a fantastic line. And my husband? He just can't HANDLE the joke.
Kristin On Monday, August 2 at 2:58 pm
I rarely laugh out loud at stuff I read online – this made me laugh out loud.
Lisa Mathis On Monday, August 2 at 3:03 pm
My husband just came home and asked me, "How was your day?"
"My day? You can't handle my day." I exclaimed.
Hopefully he'll come back after he recovers.
Lyndsey Brown On Monday, August 2 at 3:23 pm
oh such a good movie…
Kristina Churchill On Monday, August 2 at 3:23 pm
Too funny, I love that movie!
Jessica Rasmussen On Monday, August 2 at 3:23 pm
I Love it!
The new homeschooling year looms so close along with my fourth baby due to arrive just weeks after we should be entrenched in our new schedule. Should it be "You can't HANDLE the baby" or "You can't HANDLE school?" Because it just seems like one of them has got to give.
Thanks for a little pick-me-up.
Jen-blessedmomto8 On Monday, August 2 at 3:25 pm
YOUR KILLIN ME!!! We start our homeschool year the 18th and I CAN'T HANDLE THE SCHOOL!! UGH! It came TOO FAST!
villagegirl On Monday, August 2 at 3:31 pm
Ha!! That's hysterical! I'm definitely going to be trying that with my children. Maybe even my husband. hee hee
Karen On Monday, August 2 at 3:32 pm
Ree, I'm crying I'm laughing so hard. And my dog is staring at me. Wait til I tell him, "You can't HANDLE the walk!"
Jennie On Monday, August 2 at 3:39 pm
I used to be a homeschooling mom but I quit because I COULDN'T HANDLE IT!
Talysa On Monday, August 2 at 3:41 pm
I plan to use this the next time you post one of your sinful recipes….
"Your rear end can't HANDLE Pioneer Woman's recipes!!!"
Casondra Clement On Monday, August 2 at 10:46 pm
bahahaha…that's HILARIOUS…and SOOOOOO true!!!!
Mary On Monday, August 2 at 3:45 pm
Too bad I doubt I can say it with a straight face. I may end up giggling instead. Which would definitely handle the stress. You can't HANDLE the stress!
Natalie On Monday, August 2 at 4:02 pm
I cry-laughed the first time you posted this a long time ago, and it had the same effect on me just now (even though I had already memorized the examples:)
Erin On Monday, August 2 at 4:04 pm
Oh my gosh, I almost peed my pants. I can't wait to do this. My kids already think I'm kooky, this is great.
Melissa On Monday, August 2 at 4:22 pm
Similarly, I can highly recommend this (slightly misquoted) gem from The Treasure of the Sierra Madre — "Badges? Badges?! We don't need no stinking badges!
Switch out, say, "donuts" for badges, and you're good to go. You will get laughs from the other customers at the grocery store, I guarantee.
Rachelle Mullins On Monday, August 2 at 4:22 pm
Oh my! I needed that today. Funny funny. I will surely remember this technique.
My son: "Mommy, I pooped on the floor!"
Me "The poop? You can't handle the poop!"
Tabitha On Monday, August 2 at 4:23 pm
You can't HANDLE my opinion! LOL
Kristen M. On Monday, August 2 at 4:28 pm
Oh my goodness. I can't wait to do this. If my two kids weren't having nap/quiet times right now I would totally try it out on them. Although I think my 11-month old might just cry. I'll have to try it on the hubby when he gets home. He doesn't even know what is coming.
Jamie Rae On Monday, August 2 at 4:30 pm
Thanks Ree for giving me the giggles in the later part of this long work day.
collette On Monday, August 2 at 4:34 pm
My family would have me committed! Too funny! I just might try it??? no cooking, no laundry, no constantly mopping floors! I cant handle it!!!!
Staci On Monday, August 2 at 4:38 pm
that sounds like a great line! Can't wait to try it out!! We started school las tuesday! so far so good!
Bethany On Monday, August 2 at 4:40 pm
My husband just asked me to send email him the homeschool budget. This is 100% the correct response to that question.
Jennifer Foster On Monday, August 2 at 4:56 pm
That is funny stuff!
Can0dy, CA On Monday, August 2 at 4:58 pm
I totally needed that today…
Jenny On Monday, August 2 at 5:10 pm
Thanks so much for the hilarious reminder of that classic line! I have not used it nearly often enough over the years, but I plan to change that oversight!
Another fave of ours comes from the outtakes of "Daddy Daycare". The little son says to his dad (Eddie Murphy), "You're killin' me, you're REALLY killin' me," and with the inflections he uses it is hilarious! I have used that in many situations with great success (especially with my 4 kids!). Run out right now, rent that movie and go straight to the bloopers, you won't regret it!!
Kelly On Monday, August 2 at 5:25 pm
I LOVE THIS!!! I never saw the movie, but my husband spouts this pretty regularly. Now I have a equally annoying response! You can't HANDLE a clean bathroom! You can't HANDLE an unloaded dishwasher! You can't HANDLE a closet/dresser full of clean clothes! I could go on for DAYS!!! And my darling sanity sucking children! You can't HANDLE a ride to the movies! You can't HANDLE a sleepover! I'm almost sad summer is nearly over! I could have gotten so much use out of it in June!
Tracey - JustAnotherMommyBlog On Monday, August 2 at 5:25 pm
I am in denial. I have about .001% planned and only a few weeks to whip together some ingenious ways to teach my kids stuff they have no desire to learn (in addition to the things they DO want to learn. Like weaponry from the past and such.)
Denial: it's a river running right through my home.
gina On Monday, August 2 at 5:26 pm
Holy cow. You are so flippin' hilarious!
Kaleena On Monday, August 2 at 5:38 pm
bwhahahahahahaha, perfect, just what I needed today, thank you!
Kristi On Monday, August 2 at 6:26 pm
Seriously, I can't HANDLE the dropped pencil issue. It makes me CRAZY!!!! Maybe your tatic will help.
Handy Man, Crafty Woman On Monday, August 2 at 6:37 pm
Ha! Once in a while, either myself or my husband will yell at each other: "YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH!" and we laugh.
he was great in that movie.
Crystal On Monday, August 2 at 7:02 pm
Occasionally, I think to myself, "You can't HANDLE the sushi!" and I think of you.
Munchiedog On Monday, August 2 at 7:04 pm
I have used this technique since your last post and love the release I feel!! One of the best movie lines ever. Wow! How you have really rubbed off on me…. more cooking, more photography, more movies and now, more quoting from movies. So glad you're here.
Odie Langley On Monday, August 2 at 7:31 pm
You need some chocolate or something Ree. I feel myself leaning towards compassion for your crew. I just do.
kylie jo klock On Monday, August 2 at 7:54 pm
Offically shared it with all my homeschooling moms. They will get the biggest kick out if that as i have many times since you've posted it.
Thanks for the laughs
Cowgirl born, cowgirl bred, I'll be a cowgirl, til the day I'm dead.
JRM On Monday, August 2 at 7:57 pm
Ok, I'm sitting here letting off demonic chuckles that are scaring my husband and cats alike. Just wait until I start telling them what they can't HANDLE! Even better, my husband is always talking in movie quotes, so this is sweet revenge.
Angie P On Monday, August 2 at 8:18 pm
I wonder if I can use this in my media center…
"You can't HANDLE the Wimpy Kid!"
Sandy On Monday, August 2 at 8:21 pm
I'm a high school teacher. September? I can't HANDLE September!
Larissa On Monday, August 2 at 8:25 pm
This post gets me everytime. Can't wait until my 2 year old's older to try it out, I think I might freak him out if I said "Milk? You can't HANDLE the MILK!!!"
Wendy On Monday, August 2 at 8:34 pm
I've been having a bad…life lately. I really needed a laugh desperately, and you gave it to me. That's why I love your site…I know no matter how bad things are, I will find something on here to cheer me up, be it a recipe I can't wait to gain 10 lbs for, or a great laugh. Thanks for everything you do, Ree!
Oh, and side note…I discovered last year, you and I share the same birthday. We're 10 yrs apart, but I won't tell you which way.
Kirsten On Monday, August 2 at 8:40 pm
This one just never gets old. My boys think I'm nuts whenever I tell then what they can't HANDLE. Truth be told, I'm pretty sure they think I'm nuts most of the time. They love it, though.
Crystal & Co On Monday, August 2 at 9:02 pm
funny! my children would just laugh at me I am sure!
JennyT On Monday, August 2 at 9:25 pm
okay – now it's one hundred percent confirmed:
YOU are certifiably CRAZY – and we love you for it!
Journey11 On Monday, August 2 at 9:32 pm
Whew…my….I haven't laughed that hard in a long time! This is perfect. So gonna try it! Hehe..
Heather On Monday, August 2 at 9:36 pm
Oh if I had only had this to read a few years ago we when started Home Schooling, or a few years before when we started having kids. I REALLY like this and my husband is out of town at Scout Camp, so your timing is AWESOME! mom to 6
apryl On Monday, August 2 at 10:09 pm
you slay me. you really do.
*i am convinced that there is not a tougher breed out there than us non-expert, able to tolerate our children 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week, home schooling moms;)
Kate Burden On Monday, August 2 at 10:09 pm
You are funny and I love it. I especially like the part about watching everyone's reactions. It's so true.
Lindy Rogers On Monday, August 2 at 10:13 pm
My favorite Jack comment is from As Good As It Gets. Jack yells to some poor solicitor at his door, "Go sell CRAZY someplace else, we're all STOCKED UP!" I use that quite often…It works for me.
Martha Martha On Monday, August 2 at 10:16 pm
YES YES YES! I love this exercise in every way. I love that you pegged the response to it as well. Although, my seven year old oldest-child-who-happens-to-be-a-girl-on-the-brink-of-adulthood would stand there, tilt her head to the side, cross her arms, and say "moooom" – thereby reaffirming to herself and rest of us that she really is more mature than I am. But I'd have fun.
Angie On Monday, August 2 at 10:46 pm
I loved this post last time you posted it and I love it now!! I did it to my husband and it was very interesting!! Thanks for the laughs Ree!
Shannon W. of WA On Monday, August 2 at 10:59 pm
I am SO going to use this when I go back to work next month! (I'm a substitute techer! :D)
Girl Hero Jenn On Monday, August 2 at 11:23 pm
He he he!!!! Hilarious!!
I can just imagine my their faces!
Pam D On Monday, August 2 at 11:37 pm
Oh lawd. You see, I suddenly have this vision. This vision of a ranch wife. A ranch wife with 4 kids and a basset hound, and a cow and a kitten. And of her suddenly screeching, in her best Ethel Merman voice.. "YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE RANCH!!!!!!" Can you just imagine Charlie's face?
Shelley On Monday, August 2 at 11:51 pm
Three more weeks, and then they're back to school! I can't wait! I'll be standing on the driveway, waving goodbye with a smile on my face and a song in my heart.
lambbop On Tuesday, August 3 at 12:46 am
Many small children make me feel more "Heeeeeere's Johnny!!!" than "You can't handle the truth." …..
aprilntorres On Tuesday, August 3 at 12:49 am
april…you cant handle the truth
school is approaching
prek, 2nd, 5th, and 6th
ValerieF On Tuesday, August 3 at 1:56 am
Oooooh, I wish I could get away with doing that at the office, that would be hilarious!!! (well, to me, probably not to any of the other people, which – short of getting fired – would make me the total social deviant… But I'd LOVE to do that!!!!
Tifferrific On Tuesday, August 3 at 4:16 am
This is absolutely fabulous!
'You can't handle the ____' is going to be my new go to phrase.
Kristenkj On Tuesday, August 3 at 5:26 am
Oh my word I laughed out loud at this. It's been a while since I've laughed like that. You know why? I can TOTALLY picture myself doing this. Yes. I am going to try this today. I can't wait.
Thank you, oh thank you, lovely p-dub.
Jill On Tuesday, August 3 at 5:30 am
I've been living in a cave and haven't seen this movie yet! However I've heard the line and I MUST use it sometime soon. I'm a first time homeschooler and I might scare my 6 year old. My 3 year old might shout it back at me though! So, thanks for the advice for a first timer!
Ginger S On Tuesday, August 3 at 6:21 am
LOVE the Electric Company reference!!! One of our favorite bits from there… Another way to release stress – re-enacting it: Knock before entering a room. "Who is it" "It's the Plumber – I've come to fix the sink!" Repeat exercise, using your voice to show the poor plumber's growing frustration. Loads of fun! (For you – your kids will probably just stare at you like you're having a psychotic episode…) (Which maybe you are?)
Becky Boggio On Tuesday, August 3 at 6:26 am
Love this! When this movie is on TV we always stop and watch it just to see this part of it!
Michelle B On Tuesday, August 3 at 6:35 am
Yes, I am a homeschooling parent and have implemented this line many times since the first post. My poor darling four boys just look at me like I'm off my rocker, but at least my hubby gets it.
Today, I can't handle IHIPS.
AGinTO On Tuesday, August 3 at 6:49 am
I remember when that movie first came out, I think I was in highschool or in middle school…and that's all we said, all the time, to everyone we knew. It was quite funny.
It still is today. I love a good "You can't HANDLE the truth"!
Wendi B On Tuesday, August 3 at 6:53 am
Oh my Lord, I just spewed coffee all over my laptop!!!
Woman, you are too funny. Thanks for the great laugh this morning.
Carol On Tuesday, August 3 at 7:10 am
I laughed when you first posted this, and I laughed yesterday when I read it again. I opened it just now, before my work day begins, and I'm giggling. I think it's the second photo — by the time I get there, with all the "you can't handle…" examples. Too much!!
Mary On Tuesday, August 3 at 8:08 am
Ree, you're weird. I love that about you.


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William ( William Lemuel) Sexton [ Sexson, Saxton]
|11 Feb 1747/1748 Augusta Co. Va.
|Died in Corbin, Whitley, Kentucky
|Place of Burial:
|Old Sexson Cemetery, Near Corbin, Whitely Kentucky
|Immediate Family:
Son of John Sexton (Saxton) (2); James Sexton; Margaret Sexton [Saxton] and Mary Lee Sexton
|Managed by:
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Another Has listed as children of leah free/Ferree and william sexton as
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There is a complete listing of their children - which is given below - also there is strong evidence that Willaim was married twice. Thus the listing of all the children as belonging to Leah is incorrect
thus these listed above have been deleted as soon as the merging is fianlized and the connection of the other set of parents given for Willaim can be deleted
but noted here as I am syre they will show up in other family trees since they have been published on the internet and in GENI
John Sexton of Lunenburg county Virginia who died before - 12 May 1763
As has been found:
VA Lunenburg Co Court Order Bk 9 12 May 1763 - Following orphans of John Sexton deceased were ordered to be bound out; William and Elizabeth, Benjamin and Archibald, and John.
The oral tradition on the early Sextons is Two brothers James and William came from Ireland to Virginia around 1725. One of these two brothers had sons Wm., John, and Benjamin, etc., who fought in the Revolution.
Of these early Sexton brothers only Wm (1747-1820) spelled his name Sexson though he used other spellings as well or those writing his name down used other spellings. And Sexson is the name on his tombstone which is in a private cemetery a few miles west of Williamsburg, Ky.
Some of Wm's children spelled their name Sexton and some Sexson. The Sexsons went to IN. from KY during the 1830s. Wm's son Free soon moved to IL from IN and Sexson, IL got its name from a descendent, Morgan Sexson.
There is a book on Sexton family Hx in the FHC in Salt Lake written by a John Sexton (1900-?) mainly on one of the IN families but includes an oral tradition that brothers James and Wm came from Scotland and James was the father of Wm. This of course someone's memory; someone has reported finding a land record which has Wm's father as Wm.
It includes an anecdote on Wm the son that he was orphaned while a child and was apprenticed. This helps explain why we have almost no information on his parents. The anecdote went on to say that he would run away, get caught, but finally ran away successfully and was gone a number of years. This and his injury during the Rev. may account for his late marriage. Colonial records state that he was badly injured in a fail from his horse while on leave and had to pay someone a certain sum to serve out the remainder of his 6 year enlistment.
william's parentage is still not determined!
His PARENTS ARE NOT JOSEPH SEXTON and MARY LEE ! as many has claimed - some facts:
•William m. 1st [-?-] & 2nd Leah Free/Ferree - was born February 11, 1746/47 in Lunenburg Co., VA
•Joseph Sexton m. Mary Lee was born January 4, 1730 Long Island City, Queens, New York,
For many years, erroneous parentage has been making the rounds on the web and through the LDS library. Someone, years ago, gave the parents of our William Sexton as Joseph SEXTON (son of Charles SEXTON and Sarah JAMESON) and Mary LEE, from France. When I wrote to the person whose name was given as the source on the information given to the LDS, she wrote back and said she was a professional genealogist, and did not keep records after she turned them over to her client. My thought is, if she were a professional genealogist, she would have furnished proof of this relationship.
The Joseph Sexton named was married to Phoebe CAMPBELL, died in the Shenandoah Valley on Oct. 9. 1804 and Phoebe moved on to Wythe Co., VA with her son Thomas Campbell Sexton. As far as we now know, there is no connection between them and our line. - - - Patricia o'conner
William buried Alsip cemetery on Cumberland Falls road near Corbin, Whitley, Ky. Headstone & Revolutionary War marker of William Sexton, b. 1747 VA, d. 1830 Whitley Co., KY, m. Leah Ferree. Grave located in Whitley Co., KY, at Sexton-Alsip Cemetery, just off 25-W, near Oak Grove School. This little cemetery is located between Corinth & Ward Cemeteries and some also say Ward Cemetery, near Corbin, Whitley Co., KY
1 JUL 2001 Headstone still very legible with Masonic emblem; DAR Rev. war marker behind original
- 1746 - May 1 from Brunswick County was established Lunenburg County
- 1747 - 11 feb born in Virginia
- 1763 - 12 May pre VA Lunenburg Co Court Order Bk 9 Following orphans of John Sexton deceased were ordered to be bound out; William and Elizabeth, Benjamin and Archibald, and John.
- 1771 Botetourt Co., VA Tax List
- 1774 - Capt Crockatt's Co VA Mil. He served in the military Lord Dunmore's War
- 1776 in May the said William Sexson, enlisted for the term of six years (should the War so long continue), to the best of his recollection, in the County of Augusta at a place called the Minter ground in the state of Virginia in the company commanded by Capt. Wm. Hasburt in the Regiment commanded by Col. William Campbell in the line of the State of Virginia on the Continental establishment, that he was enlisted by Col. Campbell himself and placed by the Col. Under Capt. Hasburt; that he, the said William Saxson continued to serve in the said Corps for the term of three years when he obtained from the Col. Campbell a furlow to visit his friends in Augusta County, Va., that he obtained said furlow upon the delaware river on which side he does not recollect but was a place cald Schalkill, that his furlow was for three month
- 1779 - at the Royal oak in Augusta County ap he obt'd from Col. Wm. Campbell, a discharge for three years service performed by him
- 1781 The Revolutionary War was over
- 1782 - he likewise obtained from Col. Campbell a discharge for three years service by the said Joseph Street at the same place he rec'd his own discharge, the said Street served out his term of three years, these discharges were lost the 8 of February last 1825/6
- 1783 Montgomery Co., VA, Book B, p. 27 - Treasury Warrant - James Newell took possession of 300 acres of land on Rock Creek, New River, including the improvements of Will, Benjamin, Charles & John Sexton
- 1785 - abt m. Leah Free / Ferree
- 1787 Jul 17 Augusta Co., VA - Scotch-Irish Settlements in VA, Vol 1, Augusta Co Court Records Jul 17, 1787 William Sexton reported as refusing to give in their taxes to commissioner:
- 1793 - from part of Wythe County Grayson county Virginia was formed
- 1793 Wythe Co., VA Tax List? (Second Section)
- 1794 Grayson VA Tax List (2 males over 21, 2 horses)
- 1796 appeared on land tax and personal property tax.
- 1798 22 MAR Grayson County, VA -"This indenture made the twenty second day of March in the year of one thousand seven hundred and ninety eight and in the twenty second year of the Commonwealth Between William Saxson and Leah his wife of the County of Grayson and State of Virginia of the one part and Benjamin Saxson of the County and State of aforesaid of the other part" for $300, land on Rock Creek, "dividing line between Pryor Saxson and Benjamin Saxson. [GCV Bk 1,p158-160]
- 1798 27 MAR Grayson County, VA - sold 67 acres of land to Pryor Sexton (Saxson) for $100
- 1799 appeared on land tax and personal property tax.
- 1800 Grayson Co., VA Tax List
- 1800 - moved from Whythe Co to Whitley Co. Ken.
- 1811 4 NOV -William Sexton Sr. of Knox Co. KY sells land on Rock Creek in Grayson County Virginia to Pryor Sexton, adjoining John Welsh, part of a tract of 404 acres granted to said William by patent, line between Benjamin and Pryor Sexton and said William, containg residue of the original survey deducting lands conveyed by said William to Benjamin and Pryor Sexton. Wit: William Sexton, Thornton SextonSexton; land adjoining John Welsh, part of a tract of 404 acres granted to William by patent
- 1818 September Term, Court met agreeable to adjournment on Tuesday the 22d. Just. present.--- Ordered that William Sexton Snr. be exemped from paying County levy and pole Tax in future by reason of infirmity.
- 1818 Dec Term At a county court holden for the Body of Whitley County - Ordered that a summons do Ishue returnable to the 1st day of the next January Term against ... William Sexon [?] Snr... to shew cause if any they can why they gave in a fraudulent list of their taxable property in the year 1818 and why they shall not be fined according to law for such failure.
- 1820 Whitley Co., KY, p. 125 Census
- 1825/6 - feb 8 his house being consumed by fire His war service discharge papers & Free Mason - masonic papers were signed by George Washington; they were destroyed in a fire
- 1826 - jul. 5 age'd seventy-eight years old last February declaration, in order to obtain the provision made by act of Congress of the 18 March 1818 and 1st May 1820
- 1830 Whitley Co., KY, p. 273
- 1829 dec 21 William Sexton dies
- 1839 8 or 18 aug. Leah (Free/ferree0 sexton dies
- 1842 on Sep 5, William W. wrote a letter asking if he is entitled to anything because of his father's service. In it he says, "They were married before the old war."
- 1848 In April , a John Snyder of Greene Co. gave a deposition. He said he was "personally acquainted with William and 'Leah' ---- that his said acquaintance was formed in the (then) county of Montgomery (Montgomery is crossed out and Wythe written in)" beginning in 1794 "--- that they continued to reside in said county about twenty-five years." He names the same living children, but goes on to say "that said William and Leah had other issue who, as this affiant is informed, departed this life long before the death of said Lear, except Free Sexson who departed this life in the county of Shelby and state of Illinois."
- 1848 April - Joel wrote a deposition naming the living children as James, Enoch, Jacob, Peggy, William, Lemuel and Joel. "He further states that said Leah left the following grandchildren (the word following is crossed out) whose names he cannot state, ---their parents, to wit, the children of said William and Leah - having departed this life." "---- said William and Leah ever since he was acquainted with them lived together as husband and wife and were reported such in the neighborhood where they lived." Unfortunately, it also says "He further states that he has no interest in the application by the heirs of said Lear for pension money due her." Which was not true.
- 1848 - nov. 25th that William Sexson, late of the county of Whiteley and state of Kentucky,...that he left a widow Leah Sexson and the following children by his said widow,* towit: James Sexson, Enoch Sexson, Jacob Sexson, Peggy Long (wife of Robert Long), William Sexson, Lemuel Sexson and Joel Sexson, and the following grandchildren by their son Free Sexson...
- 1849 Jan A letter from a George Dunn, many ink blots. He says he is personally acquainted with Joel Sexton and Peggy Long. He said he "also had a slight acquaintance with said Leah in her lifetime. When I knew her she appeared to be a very aged woman."
There is a minor controversy among present day Sexton descendants regarding the children of William, the Revolutionary War veteran who married Leah Free. Some people credit him with only the children mentioned in the estate papers of his widow, Leah.
However, William had most likely been married before he married Leah in 1785.
He was about thirty-eight years old when he married Leah: this would have been very late for a first marriage for those days. Although no early marriage has been found for William, neither has his marriage to Leah. They lived on the frontier, people married then 'in the sight of God' and followed up whenever a minister happened by. If services were performed, all records are, apparently, lost.
The children mentioned in Leah's estate papers are, as named in the November 25, 1848 paper signed by Gustavus Clark, clerk of the Probate Court of Lawrence Co., IN., "by his said widow, towit:
- James Sexson,
- •Enoch Sexson,
- Jacob Sexson,
- Peggy Long (wife of Robert Long),
- William Sexson,
- Lemuel Sexson and
- Joel Sexson,
and the following grandchildren by their son Free Sexson,----". In other words, Leah outlived her husband, and when her children learned that they were entitled to money, they filed as Leah's children, not as William's!
Quoting from the copy of a letter written by Benjamin Swift Sexson [a grandson of william and leah's and was to have been read at a family reunion] as heard from his parents: "Two brothers, James and William Sexson immigrated from Ireland to North America before the United States of America was born, which was evidently in the first half of the eighteenth century.
One of these brothers raised up a family of three sons, namely, John, William, and Ben, and they were all three soldiers in the Revolutionary War of 1776 for the independence of the United States of America.
William Sexson married Leah Free and settled in Grayson Co., Va., and at the close of the war they were the parents of three children
They resided in Va. until their family increased to ten sons and two daughters whose names were:
- Archie,
- Isaac,
- Ollie,
- James,
- Enoch,
- Peggy,
- Jacob,
- William,
- Free,
- Lemuel,
- Joel and
- Esom."
There is more, but it is about the next generations. The point of this is that Benjamin says 'William married Leah Free' and 'at the close of the war they were the parents of three children. He also says "their family increased to ten sons and two daughters." And, he names
- Archie
- Isaac and
- Ollie
as the other three children.
[Since Leah was only born ca 1766, and was married to William in 1785, she couldn't have had three children by 1781. Therefore the unidentified first wife of William's is obvious
We can't prove that William was married twice, but since Benjamin claimed Isaac, Archie and Olivia, and the names of Isaac and Olivia are carried on in the family, I am sure they were William's children.
It's true that Joel didn't name them when filing for Leah's pension from William, but he named Leah's children, apparently assuming that, since the pension should have gone to Leah, only her children were entitled to it.]
The Revolutionary War was over in 1781: William and Leah were married in 1785. According to her age as given in the pension papers and on the 1830 census of Whitley Co., KY, Leah was born ca 1766. Therefore, it is believed that the three children born before or during the war were by a previous marriage of Williams.
Copied from typewritten pages of Wm Hartzler. On back was, "information gathered by my sister Anna, who did som reasearch in VA and KY. She says Wm and Leah were married in VA and made their home on New River in Grayson County. They had three children before he went to war. After the war they moved to Whitley Co KY. The note also states that a Mrs Joseph Sexson of IN says all the children were born in Grayson
Military Service: Revolutionary War veteran, federal pension #W8711 - served in the 2nd, 10th & 14th VA Regts.
GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION FILES: SAXON, William, or William Sexton, Leah, VA Line, #W8711, soldier was born in Feb. 1748; he enlisted in Augusta Co., VA. Soldier applied 4 July 1826, Whitley Co., KY, having moved there from Wythe Co., VA about 1800. Soldier died 31 Dec 1829 or 1830 in Whitley Co., KY. In 1826, soldier had a wife Leah aged 60; widow died 18 Aug 1839 in Greene Co., IN, having moved there in 1831 from Whitley Co., KY. Widow died leaving children and in 1848 they were: James & Enoch, both of Whitley Co., KY; Jacob of Des Moines, IA; Peggy, wife of Robert Long of Greene Co., IN; William W. of Laurel Co., KY; Lemuel or Samuel & Joel, both of Greene Co., IN. Soldier's son, Free, died in IL (no date given) leaving children: Morgan F., Wallace P., Greenberry R., William A., Jane, Elizabeth, Caroline, and Peggy. In 1826, soldier had referred to a single son, Easom or Easonn, aged 22.
William served in the Revolutionary War, enlisting at "The Royal Oak" a plantation owned by the Campbell family, in Montgomery Co., Va. He enlisted for two three year terms, apparently came back on furlough to see his family (could this be when his first wife died?), fell from his horse, broke a leg and wasn't able to return. He paid James Street to serve his second term, Wm rec'd two discharges which he lost when his house burned in Kentucky.
Ancestors of Kathy Thomas Sexton and James Sexton --------------------
The following information reported by: Mrs L.G. Fuson of Williamsburg, Ky.
Pvt. William Saxson/Sexson, Revolutionary War Soldier, No. W-8711, was born in Augusta Co., VA., on 11 Feb 1747, the son of James Sexson and Mary Lee. James Saxson/Sexson came to this country from Ireland, along with his brother William, in the first half of the 18th century.
William volunteered for the Army in Augusta Co., VA., in May 1776, enlisted for a period of six years. He served three years under Col. William Campbell. After serving this three year period, he was granted a furlough, while at Schulkill, Delaware. He returned home and while there fell from a horse and broke his shoulder and kneecap, making it impossible for him to return to service. He paid Mr. William Street the sum of $200.00 and a suit of clothes to substitute for him. He received an honorable discharge and credit for six years service.
He married Leah Free (Fiere/Ferree), who was the daughter of Isaac Ferree of Pennsylvania, sho went from Ft. Cumberland PA., in 1748, to Virginia, where he settled on Patterson Creek, on the Fairfax Grant. Leah was born at New River, Grayson Co., VA., in 1766. The family moved to Wythe Co., VA., where they lived for 25 years, before coming to the Knox-Whitley County area. Two of William's sons, Isaac and James came to Knox County long before their parents came, William and Leah had 12 children, 10 sons and 2 daughters.
William Saxson/Sexson applied for a pension on 06 July 1826, after his house and entire contents was destroyed by fire. His application is on file at the Courthouse at Williamsburg, Ky. His greatest loss from the fire seemed to have been his Masonic papers, reportedly signed by George Washingon. He died on 31 December 1833 and is buried at the Alsip Cemetery, near the Oak Grove School, on the Cumberland Falls Highway.
Leah Saxson/Sexson, after the death of her husband went to Green Co., Indiana, to live with some of her children and died there on 18 Aug. 1839. She is buried there.
William Sexson had two brothers, John and Benjamin, who were also in the Revolutionary War. John Sexson married Elizabeth Ingram, Grayson Co., VA., on 10 Nov. 1795 and moved to Cox's Mill, Hazel Green, Ky. Benjamin Sexson, born 1755, married Comfort Smith and lived in Bath Co., Ky.
Contributor:46878683 Supposed children of WILLIAM SEXTON and unknown first wife are: 8. i. ISAAC3 SEXTON, b. Abt. 1774, VA; d. August 1840, Shelby Co., IN. 9. ii. ARCHIBALD SEXTON, b. Abt. 1775, Grayson Co., VA; d. Bef. 1820. 10. iii. OLIVIA JANE SEXTON, b. Abt. 1782; d. Unknown.
Children of WILLIAM SEXTON and LEAH FREE are: 11. iv. JACOB3 SEXTON, b. 1784, Grayson Co, Va; d. Bef. August 12, 1852, Des Moines, IA. 12. v. ENOCH SEXTON, b. September 12, 1785, Grayson Co., VA; d. October 29, 1875, Spruce Creek, Whitley, KY. 13. vi. MARGARET SEXTON, b. Abt. 1786, Grayson, VA; d. Bet. 1850 - 1860, Greene Co., IN. 14. vii. JAMES SEXTON, b. Abt. 1788, Wayne, Grayson, VA; d. 1858, Bloomington , Monroe, IN. 15. viii. FREDERICK FREE SEXTON, b. December 16, 1791, Grayson Co., VA; d. December 24, 1843, Ashgrove, Shelby, Illinois. 16. ix. WILLIAM WALLACE SEXTON, b. Abt. 1794, Grayson Co., VA; d. Unknown. 17. x. LEMUEL SEXTON, b. January 15, 1799, Grayson Co., VA; d. March 31, 1885, Clearmont, Nodaway, Missouri. 18. xi. JOEL SEXTON, b. August 17, 1801, Grayson Co, Va; d. October 13, 1868, Greene Co., IN. xii. ESOM SEXTON, b. Abt. 1803, Grayson Co., VA; d. Bef. 1849, Whitley Co., KY.
State of Indiana Lawrence Co., SS
I, Gustavus Clark, clerk of court of Probate of said County, holden at Bedford in and for said County, do hereby certify that satisfactory evidence has been exhibited at said Court at its November term A. D. 1848,
that William Sexson, late of the county of Whitely and state of Kentucky, was a pensioner of the United States for his service, as a soldier of the Revolution: that he was a resident of the said county of Whitely and died in said county on the 31st day of December in the year eighteen hundred and twenty-nine:
that he left a widow Leah Sexson and the following children by his said widow, towit: james Sexson, Enoch Sexson, Jacob Sexson, Peggy Long (wife of Robert Long), William Sexson, Lemuel Sexson and Joel Sexson,
and the following grandchildren by their son Free Sexson, deceased, towit: Morgan F. Sexson, Wallace P. Sexson, Greenberry R. Sexson, William A. Sexson, Jane Sexson, Elizabeth Sexson, Peggy Sexson, Carolyn Sexson and Polly Sexson;
that said Leah Sexson survived her said husband until the eighteenth day of August Eighteen hundred and thirty-nine when she also died at Greene County, Indiana without having married since the death of her said husband or without having any other children.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of said court the same being my seal of office at Bedford this 25th day of November, A. D. 1848
(signed) Gustavus Clark, Clk
by Geo. A. Thornton, Dep.
Family links:
Spouse: Leah Virginia Free Sexson (1766 - 1839) Children: Isaac Sexton (1780 - 1840)* Olivia Jane Sexton Snyder (1780 - 1848)* Enoch Sexton (1786 - 1875)* James Sexton (1790 - 1854)* Free Sexson (1791 - 1843)* William Wallace Sexton (1794 - 1860)* Joel Banton Sexson (1800 - 1868)*
- Calculated relationship
Inscription: Virginia PVT Continental Line Revolutionary War
Burial: R.H. Alsip Cemetery Corbin Whitley County Kentucky, USA
William (William Lemuel) Sexton [ Sexson, Saxton] (5)'s Timeline
February 11, 1747
11 Feb 1747/1748 Augusta Co. Va.
Age 25
Wythe / Montgomery, Virginia
Age 26
Whitley, Kentucky, United States
Age 35
Grayson, Virginia, United States
September 12, 1785
Age 38
Grayson, Virginia, United States
Age 37
Montgomery, Virginia, United States
Age 40
Abt 1786/1788 , Wythe, Virginia
Age 41
1778/1788, , Augusta or Grayson, Virginia
February 16, 1790
Age 43
Wythe or Grayson, Virginia
Age 47
Grayson, Virginia


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Ate at this dump today after a nice jaunt through the Cloisters. Wish I hadn't. Me and my girl felt miserable the whole way home on the A. Don't know what the hell they're doing in that kitchen, but the sauce, besides being sugary and bland, congealed into something that resembled flesh, and my white slice came out resembling a charred corpse. Also, the service. I felt like I was communicating with shell–shocked army camp cooks. It would explain their execution.
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I ordered 2 slices from here, and only ate them because i was starving. i should have gone to the supermarket and bought frozen pizza. this is not traditional ny style pizza. i'll never go in there again, not with all the great pizzerias in the heights, not too mention all the restaurants.
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I'm from LI and consider myself a pizza snob, so it takes a lot to impress me. The pizza here is fine; edible, yet generic. However, their stromboli's and caesar salad are to DIE for! I cry if I get home too late from work and can't order it. If you're looking for a departure from just the regular slice, I recommend either one of those two options.
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Definitely the best pizza option in the area. Pepperoni pizza is quite good. The delivery is mind numbingly slow and they close at 9 pm which seems crazy for a delivery place.
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I've been eating at Fivo's for 25 years. I moved away 20 years ago, but go there exclusively when I'm in New York. Rain or shine I make my way to Washington Heights to have a slice or two. I even bring some back to Florida because our pizza can't compare. I did prefer when it was a "little shop", much cozier, but the pizza is what brings me in.
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WOMS 482. Selected Topics. (1-4).
This interdisciplinary course will pursue scholarship in women's studies at an advanced level, with an emphasis on various feminist theoretical perspectives. Topics will include feminist methodologies; gender as a category of analysis; theories of difference, gender, race, class and sexuality; feminist ethical and political theory; and policy perspectives on women's issues. Prerequisites: either WOMS 210 / SOC 210 or HIST 341.
WOMS 490. Independent Study. (1-4).
WOMS 492/492. Internship. (2-4,2-4).
(graded P/NC only).
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Dr. Adina Nack
Dr. Michaela Reaves
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Dr. Allison Wee
Dr. Akiko Yasuike
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chopped onion
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Chop your onions into quarters and make sure your garlic is slightly crushed. Get a very sharp knife and cut your pansa into 1 inch cubes. Fill a large pot with water and add your onion and garlic. Add 2 palmfuls of salt, stir until dissolved. Add your pansa and let it cook for 2 1/2 hours on medium. Check periodically to skim the top of the soup. This frothy spuma needs no place in your soup, discard.
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I honestly feel a little sorry for anyone who's never tasted homemade Menudo... It's the soup of the Gods.
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Mzungu - I'll bet someone mis-read the recipe. Including a couple of pig's *feet* adds that lovely gelatin, but the bones are a bit of a pain. By the way, OP - I think it's lime rather than lye. One is edible and the other is soap.
The hominy is prepared by soaking hulled corn kernels that have no germ or bran, in a weak lye bath....according to various sources on the internets.
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Bexar County's first Affordable Care Act assistance program
Program to run through March
The first ever Affordable Care Act enrollment assistance day is now underway at Biblio Tech, Bexar County's first ever digital library.
A low number of sign-ups and website troubles prompted the county to begin assisting people in the sign up process. The program will continue until the end of March.
"The big thing that happened was the federal government messed up the website," said County Judge Nelson Wolff.
Counselors will be made available to the assist the public on Wednesdays and Fridays from 12-8pm.
"We're servicing an area down here that's 88% economically disadvantaged.," Wolff said. "100% of the kids are on the free lunch program so we know there's a lot of eligible people out there."
Anybody looking to enroll in the health care marketplace will need to bring their social security card, employment and income verification and the policy numbers for any insurance coverage they may already have.
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Arsene Wenger exit talk is madness, says Arsenal skipper Thomas Vermaelen
ARSENAL skipper Thomas Vermaelen has hit back at suggestions boss Arsene Wenger could lose his job.
He [Arsene Wenger] is the right man for this club and we are all behind him.
And with Arsenal also trailing rivals Tottenham in the battle to qualify for next year's Champions League, some fans have called for the Frenchman to end his long reign in north London.
But Vermaelen admits he is shocked by suggestions Wenger's future could be in doubt.
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Greetings from parents in search of a retreat to peace and quiet. My wife and I (and of course our 2yr 9 mo. boy) are looking for a child friendly place to spend a couple days away at. We've enjoyed a fair amount of camping and have some favorite places at that level of accommodation however we're thinking of a more ''civilized'' option with ''more amenities''. Ya know, a cut above the KOA experience and a couple notches above the State campgrounds. This could be a h/motel, hostel, retreat place, lodge, B&B, ... . It would need to be ''reasonably priced'', would hopefully have a pool (with maybe a hot tub), a playground (at least near by - walking distance), a nice trail head (or 2) close by for some day hikes and a picnic and is NO FURTHER THAN 2 1/2 HRS TO 3 HRS !MAXIMUM! DRIVE FROM RICHMOND. We don't mind ''rustic'' but clean is extremely important. We're far from party animals but like to meet people that enjoy themselves and their free time with outdoor activities and are respectful of others space and need to RELAX. Any suggestions would be very much welcomed.
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November 8, 2013
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VSU Hosts Screening of Brantly and John Watts's "AKA Blondie"
VALDOSTA — Valdosta State University's Mass Media Program will host a screening of the award-winning documentary "AKA Blondie" at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 13, in the Hugh C. Bailey Science Center, Room 1011. Admission is free of charge and open to the public.
"AKA Blondie" was written by Brantly Jackson Watts, a VSU alumna, and directed by Jon Watts. The husband and wife duo will attend the screening.
"An intimate view of the most famous exotic dancer in the Southeastern United States, 'AKA Blondie' provides a fresh, provocative look at the complex, morally ambiguous world of the 55-year-old Atlanta icon," according to a film synopsis. "Anita Rae Strange, also known as Blondie, recounts her childhood with an absent father, her brief stint as a prostitute, the loss of loved ones to AIDS, and the infamous Clermont Lounge.
"Anita has been dancing at the Clermont Lounge for more than 30 years. Her fame is due to her 'tough as nails' persona, her candid poetry, and her bawdy performance. The only definitive work on the subject, 'AKA Blondie' reveals Anita as not only a seasoned performer in one of the country's most eclectic establishments but also as a poet, artist, and advocate for gay rights. In particular, the film will unravel the dichotomy between the buxom stage performer and the private, guarded woman off-stage, as well as her battle to overcome aging in the sex industry. Anita's narrative echoes the story of exotic dancers across the nation whose voices are unable to be heard. Her story enables us to better relate to these women and understand the trials and adversity that occur in their lives due to the nature of their work."
Brantly and Jon Watts will share their experience as Georgia-based filmmakers and discuss their involvement with the Homespun web series about other unique Atlanta area personalities. They will also answer questions from audience members about "AKA Blondie," which has gained a cult following, received critical acclaim, and gone on to play at festivals around the world.
"Our objective in making this film," according to their artist statement, "is to enable viewers to relate to the subject, despite extreme differences in lifestyle. The effect of the intended style and tone of the film will allow the audience to feel engrossed in the subject's world. Like the dual-natured subject, the film will have conflicting tones. At times the footage will be haunting and dismal, followed by scenes that are comical and surreal. Supplemental interviews were conducted in austere settings close to, or at the Clermont Lounge. B-roll footage highlights seedy areas of Atlanta close to the Clermont and Blondie's home."
The filmmakers and screening will be recorded for future broadcast on VOD Indie, a television program produced by VSU students in the MDIA 4962: Video Workshop course taught by Jason E. Brown, an assistant professor in the Mass Media Program, Department of Communication Arts.
VOD Indie features independent filmmakers, trailers from their films, as well as information about the growing outlets for video on demand services. It airs at 11 p.m. every Monday, Tuesday, and Friday on Mediacom Channel 20.
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BALTIMORE – Henry Urrutia is expected to miss six-eight weeks because he's undergoing sports hernia surgery on Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Dr. William Meyers, who performed surgery on Nick Markakis, will work on the 27-year-old Cuban defector.
Urrutia, who batted .276 in 24 games with the Orioles last year, was off to a rough start with Norfolk. He is hitting .220 with seven RBIs.
"It's frustrating. He'll be back, hopefully underneath two weeks. Finish up strong. There are ways to catch up. He'll be an option for us, hopefully sometime in July," manager Buck Showalter said.
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Nolan Reimold, who is on the 60-day disabled list and eligible to play at the end of the month, has been getting four at-bats in stimulated games.
Francisco Peguero was sent to Norfolk on Friday to begin his 20-day rehab assignment. Peguero hasn't played this season due to right wrist tendinitis.
Sergio Escalona (right shoulder), who is also on the 60-day DL, threw on the side on Thursday in Sarasota, Fla.


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Benjamin Eubank, a student at Surry Community College in Dobson, has been selected to travel to Marshall Space Flight Center this fall to participate in a three-day on-site event.
He is one of 40 community and junior college students from across the nation chosen to be part of the National Community College Aerospace Scholars project. Participants will have the opportunity to apply what they have learned during the year to work with NASA engineers.
The program is a three-day on-site event at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., and offers students the chance to interact with each other as they learn more about careers in science and engineering. While at NASA, students form teams and establish fictional companies interested in Mars exploration. Each company is responsible for developing a prototype rover, designing a line drawing of the rover, and forming the company infrastructure including budget, communications, and presentations.
The on-site experience at NASA includes a tour of facilities and briefings by noted NASA employees.
National Community College Aerospace Scholars is a project based on Texas Community College Aerospace Scholars, originally created by the state of Texas in partnership with NASA and the Texas educational community. Both projects are designed to encourage community and junior college students to enter careers in science and engineering and ultimately join the nation's highly technical workforce.


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Dear Mr. DeFendis: I am on a diet program and trying to lose weight, and I am confused about a product I am using to coat my cooking pan when I cook egg whites or chicken. It is a cooking spray, and the nutritional values tell me that it contains "0" fat grams, but the main ingredient is oil. How is that possible? Thanks. — Confused in Anderson
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