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An old-time trial lawyer once said, "When your case is weak, shout louder!"
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton shouted louder when asked about the Obama administration's story last fall that the September 11th attack on the U.S. ambassador's quarters in Benghazi was due to an anti-Islamic video that someone in the United States had put on the Internet, and thereby provoked a protest that escalated into violence.
She shouted: "We had four dead Americans. Was it because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night who decided they'd go kill some Americans? What difference, at this point, does it make?"
Students of propaganda may admire the skill with which she misdirected people's attention. But those of us who are still old-fashioned enough to think that the truth matters cannot applaud her success.
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After the attack on the American ambassador's quarters in Benghazi that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans, the Obama administration immediately blamed it on the anti-Islamic video.
Moreover, this version of what happened was not just a passing remark. It was a story that the administration kept repeating insistently. U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice repeated that story on five different television talk shows on the same Sunday. President Obama himself repeated the same story at the United Nations. The man who put the anti-Islamic video on the Internet was arrested for a parole violation, creating more media coverage to keep attention on this theme.
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Her post, BBQ, Bonding and Cracking the Whip where she discusses her goals for this year using the buddy system Amy Coffin and Denise Levenick established recently. There are some laugh out loud moments in this post too and a deadline looming for Sheri. I know she will meet it and I look forward to her post about it.
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As part of the Carbon Recreation Junior Jazz program, each sumer Price youngsters get the opportunity to meet and talk with a member of the Utah Jazz basketball team.
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Almond is a shooting guard for the Jazz and he played out his college years at Rice in Texas. His rookie year was divided between the Jazz and their developmental league team, the Utah Flash . Almond wears number 22.
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CARTHAGE The Carthage-Wilna Fire District will hold a public hearing from 6 to 9 p.m. Feb. 26 at the fire station, 685 S. James St., to obtain input on the proposed purchase of a new fire engine/pumper.
The board of commissioners has agreed to accept a truck bid from KME Fire Apparatus for the purchase of a pumper for $459,990. If the board goes through with the purchase, financing would be obtained through a combination of issuance of a serial bond or statutory installment bond up to 10 years for the maximum amount of $475,000 principal and/or by using reserve funds in the maximum amount of $130,000 and issuing bond anticipation notes for up to five consecutive years.
The board also decided to purchase crash-recovery software at a cost of $700 a year and to transfer a portion of the cost from the training budget. The software aids in the use of a hydraulic rescue tool, commonly called jaws of life, informing firefighters where it is safe to cut on various makes and models in order to avoid air bags or the vehicles electronic system. In the past, the district has shared the software with other departments, which has become problematic when software updates are needed.
Joan Draper was appointed election chairwoman and Tracey Sears and Judy New were appointed ballot clerks. Each will be paid $35. The commissioners also decided monthly meetings will be at 4:30 p.m. the last Wednesday.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced last week that New York was selected as one of four states to participate in the U.S. Department of Agricultures National Greek Yogurt Pilot Program in the National School Lunch Program for the 2013-14 school year.
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The Army has given a Muslim soldier conscientious objector status, permitting him a discharge, and now the Islamic GI has gone AWOL after being charged with possession of child pornography.
Army Pvt. Naser Abdo, a 20-year-old member of the storied 101st Airborne Division, received CO status because he claimed that Sharia law will not permit him to kill fellow Muslims. Writing in the Washington Times, retired Adm. James A. Lyons says the Army's decision implicitly concedes that Sharia law trumps the Constitution and the oath a soldier takes to defend the United States against all enemies. CO status for Abdo, he argues, sanctions sedition.
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My son was given one of these comforters as a present and he really took to it, so hence buying 2 more (the deal makes buying 2 worthwhile). Though I think the comforters are still a little pricey. However, they are a great design & excellent quality, very soft and have washed well so far.
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My Grandson LOVES Monkey, he has had him since birth. He now has many Monkeys and they are all loved and have names. I bought two more to keep at my house for when he visits. They are brilliant quality and withstand a lot of chewing, throwing and washing!!!
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My daughter loves this monkey comforter, she has had him from about a year old and she is now six, she now only has him at night or when very tired, but we have 3 at home now (as some have gone missing and then re-appeared)! I would highly recommend!
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My baby loves this! The knots make it perfect for tiny hands and it's super soft.
He also has the giraffe but monkey is his favourite.
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Lovely soft conforter, my son loves it, he now has 3!!!
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I have twin granddaughters and one of them was given a monkey comforter when she was born. Over the past two years she has come to love monkey. Two weeks ago monkey was lost for a short time and my granddaughter was so upset, Mum did find monkey but we decided to buy a standby. I highly recommend this product.
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Cute, soft and cuddly...great comforter!
on Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Lovely product - really soft and my son adores his monkey and won't sleep without him!
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Bought ready for our new addition. Very soft and cute. The offer is great as I bought a second to put up safe.
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The monkey comforters are lovely. Really well made and worth the money. I ordered two and love the fact that you can save money. I bought these for my 3 month old and he loves them he finds them very easy to pick up. Will be ordering 2 more of these.
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Lovely soft monkey, bought for unborn baby so can't comment on how it has been used.
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Love this monkey comforter! Had one given to me for my little boy as a gift and I went a brought a couple more incase he looses one :-) can't wait for him to be here and hold the monkey himself! Great but and great price! Love it!!!!
on Tuesday, June 10, 2014
I love these. They are great value on the multi buy and far superior to other soft toys my daughter has been given.
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Perfect for helping my baby (& my friends baby - I bought one for her too) nap.
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We were given our first monkey as a new baby gift and I have since bought two more to enable him to be washed! We use monkey as a sleep aid in our baby's cot and it definitely soothes her and helps her to self settle. Only negative is that the new ones are slightly different from the original as the "feet" are bigger. Would have preferred them to be identical.
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My 2.5yr old has gone to bed with this monkey every night since he was 6 wks old, he absolutely loves it & happily jumps into bed knowing monkey is waiting under his pillow. It is the perfect size for little hands, as a baby I would stroke his face with it
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My daughter has had a monkey since she was born and won't go to sleep without it. In fact we have two but lost one so had to replace it as won't settle without it. Great quality and a must!
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Lovely, lovely, lovely! My son has had a monkey comforter since he was tiny. This purchase was to replace the old one because he literally chewed amnd sucked it to pieces. Monkey has been there for every tooth eruption and every nightime cuddle. lovely size for little hands. very soft. washes very well. Safe to take to bed.
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Brilliant, my son loves it. We tie his dummy to a leg so he can find it in bed. A godsend! Definitely buy more than one so you can wash the other (or when you mislay one)
Mel Woodhouse
on Thursday, December 05, 2013
I purchased this comforter for a friend who had recently had a little boy. I instantly thought of it as a gift as my nephew has had one from birth and can not be separated from 'monkey'. They are soft and perfectly snuggley and I hope my friend's son is able to get as much enjoyment out of it as my nephew. Can highly recommend!
Nicki Whincup
on Wednesday, October 23, 2013
LOVE these monkeys. Always brings a smile to my son's face. He takes it to bed for every nap time and at bedtime. Perfect for tiny hands and easy to transport. We now have three - one for home, one for nursery and one for the wash!! Perfect. Thanks JoJo. x
on Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Just bought two more of these for my 2 year old as has lost a couple here and there. He won't go to bed without it! My 5 year old also had the rabbit and still takes to bed.
on Friday, August 16, 2013
Cute and Cuddly.
Great as gifts, all our NCT friends seem very happy with these comforters as suitable and affordable gifts. If the baby has a favourite definitely buy two!
Patricia mccracken
on Tuesday, June 18, 2013
My niece in Australia got one as a present when she was born in December. It is a great product its soft and is just the size for small hands. I have bought another 2, so she has her own in Scotland and a spare should "Squinty" as he's called gets lost. I would certainly recommend this product.
Bridget McNulty
on Monday, June 03, 2013
Very cute - i hope baby likes them (I bought 2)!
on Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Great comforter for bedtime. Lovely and soft.
on Friday, May 03, 2013
very soft and cute.
on Monday, February 18, 2013
What can i say about monkey....he has been my daughters best friend for 3 1/2 years he has comforted her through teething illness and a very long flight. I'm just purchasing one for my little boy as he loves her monkey so much can't recommend enough.
on Friday, February 01, 2013
It is so soft and comfy.. I bought it for my 5 month old, he loves to snuggle and chew on it. Glad this is good enough to take his chewing.
on Thursday, January 31, 2013
I bought this for my nephew and he seems to love it. It's beautiful and really well made and suitable from birth, so a great gift for a newborn! Very happy with it.
Esther Murdoch
on Friday, January 11, 2013
Lovely and soft and very cute. Excellent quality.
on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
I love my monkey monkey, she has been my best friend for 3 1/2 years. Sometimes she goes away on holidays, but she always comes back looking refreshed.
samantha cashen
on Sunday, December 09, 2012
Purchase these comforters regulary for new babies as my daughter has one which is now 7 and very much loved and part of the family!!! All the babies I have given the comforters to, it has become there most loved possession too. Would highly reccommend for a small but very special keepsake.
P Andrews
on Thursday, November 29, 2012
Just ordered another 2. My son now has 4 of these! He just loves his cheeky monkey and can't do without it when he sleeps. Its so soft against his face. His sister has had the bun-bun version for the past 4 years, just wish it was still in yellow so that we could order more.
on Sunday, November 25, 2012
I recently purchased two Monkey Comforters for my 15 week old baby. They are a really lovely product. The material is soft and they are very well made. I have washed them and they have retained their shape and colour and they dried really quickly. Most importantly my baby boy loves them. He snuggles into it just before he falls asleep!
Christine Hicks
on Saturday, November 03, 2012
My baby grandson isn't due until late January but couldn't resist buying two of these-(might even end up buying more to keep at Nana's house! Impressed with quality and can't wait until he's using 'Monkey'
Peg Keeley
on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Sweet and will probably soften up more with use but it does have a joining stitch line across the face.
on Thursday, October 25, 2012
slightly different shape to the monkeys we bought last year, but my youngest son bonded with his spare monkey in no time at all! A really great comforter - definitely worth buying 2 and getting some money off. The bunny is also good, but the monkey is funky.
Alison Danks
on Tuesday, October 16, 2012
I bought 2 of these for my 5 month old son, after seeing my daughter joined at the hip to the sheep comforter for over 2 years. They have not disappointed; they are incredibly soft, and a really good design for little hands. He shows every sign of becoming just as attached to the monkey! Well worth buying 2 at once, they wash in the machine easily, although obviously after 2 years are not quite in the same condition as when new, and it is much easier to have 2 in rotation from the start so they are interchangeable...
Nikki pearce
on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
These seem to appeal to all little ones. My daughter, 3 still sleeps with her best bunny and my son, 1 has a monkey which he loves to suck, cuddle and throw out of bed. Top tip: buy 2...or more!
Fi & Dexter
on Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Soft, happy little monkey, comforts my son for his naps.
Pop in washing machine to freshen up & always have a couple more stashed away in case you lose one!
5 *****
Teresa Hamilton
on Thursday, October 04, 2012
This is the 2nd of these I have bought - it has turned out to be my Grandaughters favourite and so this is a spare. It is so soft and snuggly - a real comfort and as she is only 5 months it is easy to grab and hold.
Wendy Hall
on Tuesday, October 02, 2012
Our granddaughter is 2 and a half and still adores her monkey. Luckily they stay the same as she has been through several in this time and has only recently learned that we all have back-ups! Her sibling will be getting one of the other animals so please don't change them.
on Saturday, September 22, 2012
A lovely soft comforter that I cannot wait to use when my baby is born. I bought two as my sister is also expecting and she is equally pleased with hers. The quality of this product is excellent.
J F Eames
on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
I LOVE this comforter. Baby is not yet born but I know will really love it too. So soft and I know will be with them all day and night! Not enough monkey things like this around on the web! Thanks :-)
on Monday, September 17, 2012
A very cute, and wonderfully soft, monkey comforter - I bought two of these on offer for my 6-month-old son and he seems to like them. They certainly look to be well made, so I'm very happy with the purchase.
Lara Wing
on Sunday, September 02, 2012
My little one loves this comforter, its with him at all naps and bedtime. He's 6 months now but I do wonder whether this will be substantial enough for him when he's a bit older. Great for little hands now though!
on Tuesday, August 28, 2012
My son loves this, its like his best friend! I bought two more in case one goes missing or he needs a 'spa' day.
Rebecca Russell
on Thursday, August 23, 2012
A lovely soft comforter. My son received this as a gift and adores it so much I had to buy another. I took advantage of the great offer to buy two at a reduced price, totally worth it as I end up washing them every other day! The comforter washes really well and is still soft five months on.
on Monday, August 20, 2012
Very reasonably priced and invaluable constant companion for my daughter (now aged 3.) Recently had to buy replacement after disaster struck and original monkey lost. This time I bought two!
Helen Wriglesworth
on Sunday, August 19, 2012
Love this comforter! My oldest daughter has had one of the monkeys since birth and we've bought the cow for my youngest. It washes really well, even survives the tumble dryer. Was slightly disappointed when we ordered our latest replacement that it was noticeably a different colour so be warned - my daughter noticed immediately and there were many tears!
Nicola Haxby
on Thursday, August 02, 2012
OK, this is my favourite of all the Jojo comforters but i will only buy this one for my grandson, he's on his 5th!! and adores them all.
on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
brought these for my baby thats due in aug would reccomend there lovely and soft and very cute would say my baby would enjoy these instead of a dummy
on Sunday, July 15, 2012
Lovely soft comforter & the perfect animal for for my cheeky monkeys!
on Thursday, July 12, 2012
The babies little ones won't go to bed without them they're so soft and comforting
on Thursday, June 28, 2012
We have three of these! Sleepy simian has been our baby's favourite ever since she first got hold of him.
D A Le Long
on Tuesday, June 05, 2012
I have used these to wean my 6 month old off his dummy. It worked and I have a few so they can be washed regularly.
Bex Wilson
on Saturday, June 02, 2012
Super cute and super soft these comforters are great either as gifts for a new baby or for older babies/ toddlers. We have a few in our house! Washes well too.
on Tuesday, May 22, 2012
My little girl loves this sooooooooooo much (we have 3 in total) it is with her all day every day and when she goes to bed. Washes well and dries super quick for emergency monkey washes!!!
on Friday, May 18, 2012
I bought two of these little monkeys for my sister's new baby. I have the cow and duck at home too! They are just beautifully soft and easy to clean. I havent come across a better comforter!
on Tuesday, May 08, 2012
I bought a monkey and a cow comforter for my baby when she was born and as she has grown she took more of a shine to the monkey one, which infact she doesnt put down now, so to make sure we had backups i recently ordered 2 more. I have noticed that the ones recently sent to me seem to have bigger heads then the one i originally bought, but my littlun is too young to notice luckily
on Monday, May 07, 2012
A really good little comforter - perfect size and texture, and it looks cute too! If your baby loves it you should have two of them, if not three - one in use, one in the wash and one spare! If the favourite comforter gets lost life is very sad!
Gina Glasgow
on Thursday, May 03, 2012
Lovely little monkey, bought as a gift for a new baby. My daughter had the bunny version which was her favourite toy when she was a baby, she loved the knotted ends.
on Monday, November 14, 2011
My little boy is 2 and has had his monkey since birth, he absolutely loves him and won't go anywhere without him, I have just bought a fourth one to ensure we always have one to hand, and so they can have a sneaky wash from time to time!
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Extra soft velour monkey with tactile label, easy for little hands to hold.
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I have a particular interest in seeing if we can get this land back on the tax rolls, Mr. Dashnaw said.
The committee also will explore several options, including public auction and private sale. Several adjacent landowners already have shown interest in purchasing the land, Mrs. Otto-Cassada said.
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This past week the North Country girls' golf team competed in two tournaments, hosting their own on Monday the 14th, and traveling to St. Albans on Thursday the 17th.
Completing at the NC Invitational were Paige Gagnon, Bailey Walker and Eilish Muir.
"While the team did not finish first, it did not finish last either," said coach Brian Hampton.
NEWPORT–Strong pitching, clutch hitting and an injection of some new blood into the line-up combined to propel North Country's baseball team over Spaulding 12-2 on Friday afternoon.
With some players having recently jettisoned from the team, Bonvechio brought up freshman Bryce Carter and junior Aidan Smith to join the varsity squad.
"When coach Bonvechio asked me to play I was ready to go," Carter said about being asked to suit up for the varsity team.
Neither were in the starting line-up, but that would change as they game moved along.
NEWPORT–Coach Leslie Dunn was forced to shuffle her line-ups last week due to missing personal, and after a loss on Thursday to Middlebury, she found success on Friday as the softball Falcons defeated the Tide of Spaulding 5-4.
The player that made the most of her call up was freshman catcher Tori Kinney.
In her second game with the big club she she had a key double, two RBI's and scored the eventual game winning run.
"I am getting some real good experience for next year," said Kinney after the game.
MONTPELIER–North Country's boys tennis team refuses to lose.
The self-appointed "Junk Yard Dogs" were on the prowl against the Montpelier Solons this past Friday, and once again they took a bite out of their opponents, winning the match 5-2.
In the number one slot Dave Durivage tried and tried and tried again to find a weakness to exploit, but Jackson Watson did not offer one, and Watson took the match 6-0, 6-1.
Travers Parsons-Grayson had what coach Gary Atchinson called "too much game" for Matt Cerce and won easily 6-0, 6-2.
DERBY–Lake Region's tennis team earned their second win of the season on a gorgeous Saturday afternoon as they defeated U-32 5-2.
The team relied on the play of the singles players to get the win. They did not dissapoint, going 5-0 on the afternoon.
The only losses came from the doubles matches, one by forfeit, the other by defeat during play.
Here are the results from a strong day of tennis by the Lady Rangers.
1. Kelly LeBlanc vs. Erin Connor 3-6, 6-3, 1-0 (10-8)
2. Desirae Colorado vs. Claire Puleio 6-4, 6-1
3. Miranda Beaudry vs. Phina Sances 7-5, 6-1
WINOOSKI–The Lake Region Lady Rangers used a balanced attack to dispose of Winooski Thursday in schoolgirl softball action, 15-3.
Nine different Rangers got hits, while LR scored in six of seven innings to back the 6-hit pitching of Michelle Thibeault.
The Rangers got things rolling right out of the gates, dropping three runs on the Spartans in the top of the first inning behind Callie Cashin's two-run double down the right field line. The Spartans came back with a pair of runs in the bottom of the first to make it a 3-2 ballgame, but after that it was all LR.
WILLIAMSTOWN–The Rangers fell to Williamstown 13-7 this past weekend. Lake Region only gave up four hits in the contest, but eight walks, three hit batsmen, six wild pitches and four errors were the teams' undoing.
On the other side the boys in blue had a great offensive performance, getting thirteen hits, but they could not string enough together to get more than seven runs.
Standouts on offense for the Rangers were Darik Messier who tripled, had 2 doubles and a single, Matt Messier had a double and a single and Alex Menard had 3 singles.
Matt Messier took the loss in the contest.
Lake Region's Matt Morin was the top performer, shooting a tourney low 72 to Medal. Other LR scores were Devin Morley 113, Carl Oberg 111, and Derik Rodgers 120. For North Country Nick Kincaid shot a team low 80, good for fifth place overall, and Evan Clark came in at 113.
DERBY–Lake Region's tennis team picked up their first win of the season as they defeated Spaulding 6-1.
"The girls stayed focused and never let their nerves interfere with the chance to win their first match of the season," said coach Laura Laramee.
Every singles player picked up a win on Wednesday despite the threat of rain under ever darkening skies.
Kelly Leblanc won 8-7, Desirae Colorado 8-2, Miranda Beaudry 8-3, Cassie Desmarais 8-0 and Brianna Fontaine 8-0.
The lone loss came from the number one doubles pair, Shaylyn Beatton and Araceli Derbyshire, as they fell 8-5.
Lake Region's boys' golf team is playing quite well these days. Matt Morin picked up where he left off last year and was the Medalist in his last two meets. The first at the Country Club of Vermont where he shot a 39 and again Monday at the Orleans Country Club where he put up his lowest round of the season, a 33.
The team also got some reinforcements as they welcomed back Devin Morley during Monday's meet after he missed some time with a hand injury. In his first meet back he shot a respectable 46 for the Rangers.
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For those not in the know, the rumors are true, they're giving away free erotic rub-downs at 69—um, gigity—of the US's largest airports. Unluckily for me, traveling yesterday from Pennsylvania to Oregon via a small airport, where TSA's new-and-improved "customer services" were not yet implemented, my fantasies of being felt-up by a uniformed guard with large hands remains unsatiated (i.e., no lovin' for me).
I was so jealous making my way through Chicago O'Hare to my connecting flight. I saw a number of my fellow American being felt-up, groped and otherwise subjected to blatantly erotic, though mild, sexual favor. Even a lady who had to be at least 110 years old was getting in on the fun—so unfair. That's right, as long as you depart from the right airport, anyone can get in on the action. Seriously. It doesn't matter if you've gay, straight, both, or having survived some hellish bout of bladder cancer and are now forced to live-out your days with a urine-filled sack strapped to your waste. Whether you like it or not, they're taking you, too!
As great as that sounds, you have to be careful and practice safe security. Some of these sessions, as arousing as they must be, can get a little rough. I mean some of these folks dishing out the lovin' are novice domineers and dominatrices; one guy had his urine sack ripped and had to spend his trip soaked in his own urine. And as any self-respecting appreciator of extreme pornography knows, you're suppose to get pissed on, not piss on yourself–that's just gross. So let that be a lesson. If you need or like it gentle, don't be afraid to let them know ahead of time. I'm sure they'll accommodate every reasonable request…other than refusal of services, of course.
You must at this point be asking yourself "Self, how can we get in on the action?" Well, kids, sorry to say, not everyone is guaranteed a groping; there's just not enough time for everyone. You have to first be one of the lucky customers selected for the new full-body radioactive scanning treatment that allows you and a friend to show off your junk to the attending—questionably back-grounded—TSA employee. If you are one of those lucky few, just tell them you'd rather take what's behind door#2; unfortunately, you can't do both. Soon you'll be whisked away to a not-so-private session with your very own minimally trained professional ass-grabber and groin-fondler. As good as this all may sound, like with every great experience, there is, of course, a catch: no kissing, no cuddling, no whispers of sweet nothings in you ear and certainly no dinner and movie or second date after. In other words, don't get attached.
You might now be asking yourself "Self, how is it that we Americans are so lucky and fortunate to have this type of service in our larger airports?" Well, it has been reported that these new practices are meant to prevent terrorism (apparently terrorist don't like old-fashions, if you catch my meaning). This might be true, but I think there is an added intention less reported that is far more good-natured: the health benefits of anxiety relief.
You see, McIntosh and friends (2006) did a study looking into anxiety related episodes in regards to air travel. Apparently, people in general are very anxious about air travel. To reduce this anxiety, most people turn to drugs, alcohol and tobacco—a limited number use distraction and relaxation techniques. When I saw this, I realized the true reason for the love-ups in security: The government is taking the necessary steps to ease our anxiety about air travel. It has to be. Anxiety, as you probably know, is related to a number of health risks. It was like a light bulb broke in my head. Some high-ranking official must have read this study and took its findings to heart. They probably thought to themselves What's better for relieving anxiety than a little public lovin'? Nothing, right? Why not at the airport, too? Really, if you don't think about it, it's a great idea that makes perfect sense!
In closing, let me leave you with a thought appropriate for the holidays. If you're feeling anxious about your upcoming flight, don't worry. When you get to the line at security, just keep your fingers crossed. You might be that next lucky someone standing there with your hands raised high, legs spread wide with a large hand cupping your giggle-berries or breasticles. If that is indeed your fate, remember to take a moment to give thanks for our good ol' Uncle Sam being a paranoid and perverted, dirty ol' man doing his part to relieve our national anxiety. Unfortunately, you might still need that cigarette….
Happy travels!


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CINCINNATI (MarketWatch) — The Standard & Poor's 500 Index remains precariously positioned near its 200-day moving average.
Technically, this area marks the bull/bear battleground, and weakness elsewhere — combined with complacent market sentiment statistics — improves the chances of an eventual break lower.
Before detailing the U.S. markets' wider view, the S&P 500's hourly chart highlights the past two weeks.
As illustrated, the S&P continues to retest its 200-day moving average, currently 1,381.6.
From current levels, modest resistance holds at 1,391, and is followed by significant overhead at its breakdown point of 1,403.
Meanwhile, the Dow industrials' near-term backdrop is similar.
Consider that last week's breakdown was directionally sharp, while the ensuing rally attempt has been flat.
Bearish price action.
Looking ahead, initial resistance holds at 12,890, and is followed by the Dow's 200-day moving average, currently 12,994 (not illustrated).
And the Nasdaq Composite's backdrop remains the weakest.
Modest resistance holds at 2,931 (Friday's high), and is followed by significant overhead at its breakdown point of 2,961.
Conversely, the Nasdaq has thus far held notable support at the August low of 2,890, better illustrated below.
Widening the view to six months adds perspective.
On this wider view, two technical areas remain in play:
- Nasdaq resistance at 2,961. This level marks a 50% retracement of the June-to-September rally, and matches its breakdown point, better illustrated on the hourly chart.
- Nasdaq support at the August low of 2,890.
The Nasdaq bottomed last week at 2,890 — precisely matching support — and has initially drawn buyers.
On further weakness, its next technical floor holds at the July low of 2,837.
Moving to the Dow, the blue-chip benchmark has also broken down.
Here again, two technical areas stand out:
- Dow resistance at the 200-day moving average, currently 12,994.
- Dow support at the August low of 12,779.
This band effectively defines its new range, though the Dow is holding a primary downtrend pending a close atop the 200-day moving average.
Its path of least resistance points lower.
And the S&P 500 is facing the U.S. markets' headline technical test.
Consider that the index has plunged straight to its 200-day moving average and the initial rally attempt has been flat.
Weakness elsewhere improves the chances of an incremental leg lower.
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As detailed above, the market technicals remain bearish.
To start, the Dow industrials and the Nasdaq Composite have both knifed through their 200-day moving averages — signaling a primary trend shift — while this week's rally attempt has been flat.
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The S&P has notched two straight closes just one point under this trending indicator.
Against this backdrop, two concerns stand out.
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Suggested Usage Instructions
- In the palm of your hand, work a small pearl-sized amount (don't use too much-less is more) into a rich foam with lukewarm water. Massage onto skin in small circular motions, enjoy the experience, and rinse thoroughly with warm water. Use morning and night. Avoid eye area.
Water/Aqua/Eau, Stearic Acid, PEG-8, Myristic Acid, Glycerin, Potassium Hydroxide, Lauric Acid, Alcohol Denat., Butylene Glycol, Glyceryl Stearate SE, Propanediol, Polyquaternium-7, Soil Minerals, Sodium Methyl Cocoyl Taurate, Glycine Soja (Soybean) Oil (Glycine Soja), Trisodium EDTA, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil (Lavandula Angustifolia), Lavandula Hybrida Oil (Lavandula Hybrida), Linalool, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil (Vitis Vinifera), Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil (Persea Gratissima), Punica Granatum Seed Oil (Punica Granatum), Phytosteryl/octyldodecyl Lauroyl Glutamate, Limonene, Anthemis Nobilis Flower Oil (Anthemis Nobilis), Averrhoa Carambola Leaf Extract (Averrhoa Carambola), Tocopherol.