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Posted 06/05/2013 10:58:18 EDT
Sounds like a Control Freak to be reckoned with
Posted 04/17/2013 10:00:17 EDT
Matt was nice to me once, butt I do not swing that way
Posted 04/17/2013 09:58:06 EDT
eating bon bons and watching TV all day is a fantastic game plan for self improvement
as long as you are not watching fox news
Posted 03/27/2013 10:49:32 EDT
Bronze Staaa or Metal of Honaaa or Purple Haart
Posted 03/27/2013 10:47:52 EDT
Sarcasm, correct?
Posted 03/27/2013 10:16:48 EDT
Does she a have high heeled shoe phone? If you call her and give advice you may lose you best friend any way.
Hearts in a pickle are often very fickle
Posted 12/11/2012 12:20:58 EST
including this one
Posted 12/11/2012 12:10:47 EST
rando chick? really
Posted 12/11/2012 11:59:53 EST
94, i keep clicking on the ok button and nothing happens
Posted 12/11/2012 11:57:35 EST
yes please stop chasing your tail
Posted 12/11/2012 11:54:20 EST
you are freaking ancient ...30 holy crapola
Posted 12/11/2012 11:48:36 EST
geeoff, get a giraffe and call me in the morning
Posted 12/11/2012 11:43:17 EST
it is not about the letter 86, it is about the comments, get it?
Posted 12/11/2012 11:26:52 EST
boning is another term for have a prescription for medical marijuana
Posted 12/11/2012 11:21:33 EST
a rainbow puking unicorn, that's sopmething
Posted 12/11/2012 11:18:21 EST
no wonder why I have not seen 99 in 30 years
Posted 12/11/2012 11:14:38 EST
is the the first time a writer was "super confused"
Posted 12/11/2012 11:12:57 EST
no monkeysex needed at this point
Posted 12/11/2012 11:07:25 EST
my shoe needs a charge has anyone got a powercord?
Posted 12/11/2012 11:05:06 EST
his excuse for not calling, he lost his heel on his shoe phone which contained all his contacts, and they were not backed up in the soul... make contact and see what happens
Posted 12/05/2012 11:51:07 EST
if we go out for drinks will you pay?
Posted 12/05/2012 11:46:12 EST
I paid $50 and all I got wa my name on a Zumba List
Posted 12/05/2012 11:44:04 EST
you would never be
Posted 12/05/2012 11:39:52 EST
the ability to cook, do the laundry and dishes or all 3 at once (really joking here)-)
Posted 12/05/2012 11:38:02 EST
who is paying?
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I was going through some stuff and found samples that you had given to me the day that Ann and I met up with you in KC. I'm wearing Sous le Vent today! I hope you are having a great weekend ... we miss you here on BN!
Happy Birthday!! I hope you had a great day!
I finally made it back to Halls! I ended up buying a new Bond ... the new-ish Andy Warhol and I love it! It has notes of plum and incense ... very nice! My sister-in-law also purchased a Bond, Maybe her down-the-rabbit-hole scent???
happy birthday, Jon! I hope you are having a very fragrant day!
PS have you made it to Halls lately? I'm SO craving a trip there!
Happy Birthday!!
Hey! hope you and your family had a wonderful holiday! any fragrant Christmas gifts under your tree? Santa brought me Cuir Mauresque, which I had been wanting FOREVER!
Trace Beaulieu in Mystery Science Theatre 3000.
Good for you, Sir. Good for you.
Whoa! What a cosmic connection - I just checked your profile a couple of hours ago, and next thing I know I got a message from you!
Someone dissed Angel to your face and survived?? You must have been in a forgiving mood that day... (sorry, no emoticons - I switched to an iPad and the little buggers are almost impossible to reach...)
I haven't been to Hall's for ages; I Promised my favorite SA some samples, but haven't prepped them yet. I may be motivated to get off the fence since I recently read on the Male Forum that they have
Take care, Shannon!
hey Jon! have you been to Halls lately? I was in KC over Labor Day weekend, but spent time with family. SIL and I did make a trip to Sephora, but no fragrances were purchased. We stopped by Dillards in Zona Rosa, and the SA in the men's department was pushing True Religion SO hard it was comical. And then she started talking smack on Angel. I couldn't leave fast enough! No sale for her!
take care, shannon
my inner animal? don't you see my bleu peeps? i'm sweet and marshmallow-y. lol
i would love to go to Halls again! i want to smell the new Bond, High Line, even though i'm not a big fan of green scents. maybe i will win the lottery and can pick up their last bottle of Creed Vintage Taberome too!
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Why Limit Government?
The topic for our discussion this afternoon is "Why Limit Government?" I am tempted to give you the shortest speech you ever heard--just two words: "Why not?!" Yet such a flippant comment would persuade no one of anything and win no battles for liberty. Indeed, our movement may be overdue for a refresher on this very important question.
As men and women who want to "limit" government, we sometimes come across to others as naysayers. As someone once said, we do a better job describing Hell than Heaven. Whenever we make the case for limiting government, we ought to use the opportunity to remind others that we are opposed to excessive government because we are in favor of some very positive, important things. We want to limit government--ultimately--because we support freedom and the free society.
We want to limit government because we want to maximize opportunity, enterprise and creativity.
We want to limit government because we want to permit individuals to go as far as their talents, ambitions, and industry can take them.
We want to limit government because we want people to dream and to have the room to bring those dreams to fruition--for themselves and their families.
We want to limit government because we want to strengthen the institutions of civil society that tend to shrink as government grows--institutions such as the family, church, synagogue, mosque, community, and the many voluntary associations that Alexis de Tocqueville recognized as the bedrock of American liberty and self-reliance.
We want to limit government because we have learned something from the thousands of years of experience with it; that it ought properly to be confined to certain minimal, but critical, functions and otherwise leave us alone.
Let's not forget that as a movement, we must remain committed to core principles. We can't be like that character, played by Groucho Marx, who declared, "Those are my principles. If you don't like them, I have others!"
The Core "Core" Principles
With regard to government, at the "core" of our core principles are these unassailable truths: Government has nothing to give anybody except what it first takes from somebody, and a government that is big enough to give you everything you want is big enough to take away everything you've got.
The older I get, and the more I observe the political process, the more obvious it is that it's no way to run a business--or almost anything else, for that matter. The deficiencies, absurdities, and perverse incentives inherent in the political process are powerful enough to frustrate anyone with the best and most altruistic of intentions. It frequently exalts ignorance and panders to it. A few notable exceptions aside, it tends to attract the most mediocre talent with motives that are questionable at best. Government runs on the political process; hence, all of the problems endemic to politics show up in what government does and doesn't do.
Indeed, the more that the political process steers government into areas beyond its principal mission, the less well it does those few things (like public safety) that we all expect it to do for us.
"Whatever It Has To Be"
Back in 2001, the ninth son of Robert and Ethel Kennedy, Max Kennedy, flirted with the idea of running for political office. A story in the New York Times Magazine recounted his ill-fated attempt at a stump speech riddled with trite one-liners like these: "I want to fight for all of you. I'll commit myself heart and soul to be the kind of congressman who cares about you. I'll dedicate myself to fighting for working families to have a fair chance. I make you this one pledge: I will always be there for you."
Kennedy's handler pressed him repeatedly for a "take-away message," something of substance that his audience would remember. "What do you want people to take away from it?" he asked several different ways. The would-be candidate stammered and couldn't think of much other than "I'm a nice guy," until finally he admitted, "I don't know. Whatever it has to be."
Is this man eligible for public office? Certainly, though in this case the subject fizzled out before his campaign was ever lit and he has presumably found useful work elsewhere. Hundreds just like Max Kennedy get elected every year. Yet, would it ever occur to you to put someone who talks this way in charge of your business? Outside of politics, is there any other endeavor in which such nonsense is as epidemic?
The Silly Side of Politics
Welcome to the silly side of politics. It's characterized by no-speak, doublespeak, and stupid-speak: the use of one's tongue, lips, and other speechmaking body parts to sway minds without ever educating them--and to deceive them, if necessary. The serious side of politics comes afterwards when the elected actually do something, even if--as is often the case--it bears little resemblance to what they promised. It's serious business in any case because it's the part where coercion puts flesh on the rhetorical bones. What makes a politician a politician and differentiates politics from all other walks of life is that the politician's words are backed up by his ability to deploy legal force on their behalf.
This is not a trivial point. After all, in the grand scheme of life there are ultimately only two ways to get what you want or to get others that have hired you (or who depend on you) what they want: You can rely on voluntary action (work, production, trade, persuasion, and charity) or you can take it by force.
A Dangerous Servant
No generation ever grasped the meaning of this better than that of America's Founders. It was one of our Founders who declared that "Government is not reason. It is not eloquence. It is force. Like fire, it can be a dangerous servant or a fearful master." In other words, even when government is no larger than what our Founders wanted, if it does its job so well as to be a true "servant," it's still "dangerous."
Indeed, it is on this point that all the difference in the world is made. Things that rely upon the regular affirmation of voluntary consent don't look at all like those that rest upon force. Whereas mutual consent encourages actual results and accountability, the political process puts a higher premium on the mere promise or claim of results and the shifting of blame to other parties.
To win or keep your patronage and support, a provider of goods or services must manufacture something of real value. A business that doesn't produce or a charity that doesn't meet a need will quickly disappear. To get your vote, a politician only has to look or sound better than the next one--even if both of them would renege on more pledges than they would keep. In the free marketplace, you almost always get what you pay for and pay for what you get. As a potential customer, you can say "No, thanks" and take a walk. In politics, the connection between what you pay for and what you actually get is problematic at best.
What Is a Vote Worth?
This is another way of asserting that your vote in the marketplace counts for so much more than your vote in the polling booth. Cast your dollars for the washing machine of your choice and that is what you get--nothing more and nothing less. Pull the lever for the politician of your choice and, most of the time (if you're lucky), you will get some of what you do want and much of what you don't. The votes of a special interest lobby may ultimately cancel out yours. As someone much wiser than me once said, "[P]olitics may not be the oldest profession, but the results are often the same."
These important distinctions between voluntary, civil society and coercion-based government explain why political Max Kennedy-types are the rule rather than the exception. Say little or nothing, or say silly things, or say one thing and do another--and your prospects of success may only be enhanced. When the customers are captives, the seller may just as easily be the one who whispers seductive nonsense in their ears as the one who puts something real on their plates.
Like it or not, people judge private, voluntary activities by a higher standard than they do public political acts. That is all the more reason to keep politics in a small and isolated corner of our lives. We have many more productive things to tend to.
With an eye toward strengthening our efforts to limit government, let me offer these brief tidbits, each of which is worthy of much greater discussion and many more specific examples than I have time for here:
- Our side must work harder to relate to real people. No green eyeshades, dollars-and-cents-only stuff. We have to show how limiting government actually improves lives. We must put a human face on the issue by not only showing how runaway government inflicts real harm on real people, but also how the free society can produce a more abundant life for all.
- Our side must get smarter with our rhetoric. We should not allow ourselves to get bogged down in debating the fine points of every proposed government expansion. We need to remind people that government, as a share of our personal income, is consuming five or six times what it did a century ago. We should be demanding to know from our Big Government friends why that is not yet enough. We should embarrass them by asking them to publicly reveal how much more they really want, and at what point they will finally acknowledge that what a person earns belongs fundamentally to him, and not to the government.
- Our side must be strategic, investing more in the issues in which small victories can mean a lot. Issues that come to mind are school choice, private retirement accounts, and state government budgets. When we win those battles, we will start to win across a broad front of issues.
- Our side must be convinced that it can win. We must be optimists. Pessimism is not only unwarranted, it is also a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you think the cause is lost, it will be. No one works hard for a cause they think will lose. We need to convince the world that if anything in human affairs is inevitable, it is that humans will be the free beings their Maker intended. It is not inevitable that they will be ruled by know-it-alls. History is on the side of liberty, not statism.
In other words, limiting government is a lofty endeavor. It's good, honest work. It's a powerful message when presented well.
So let's get out there and get it done.
Lawrence W. Reed is president of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy. These remarks were delivered in Chicago, Illinois, at the 27th annual meeting of The Heritage Foundation's Resource Bank.


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How to score with your business
Cape Cod SCORE's professional business counselors will offer an eight-week course in the basic skills of starting and managing a small business next month at Cape Cod Community College. The course will be presented also at Falmouth High School.
Business planning, financing, sales and marketing, pricing, accounting practices and record-keeping are among the topics that will be presented Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. starting Feb. 1. Tuition is $85. Call 508-375-4012 to inquire about course number WGB075.
Culinary tour of France – at the Commons
Chef Frederic Feufeu of the restaurant Bleu in Mashpee Commons will offer cooking classes at Williams-Sonoma in the Commons Jan. 24, Feb. 7 and 28, and March 7 and 20. For costs and other details, call 508-477-1800.
Legislative breakfast in Hyannis
The Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce holds a Legislative Breakfast Feb. 10 at 7:30 a.m. at the Cape Codder Resort & Spa, Route 132 in Hyannis, when panelists from the Cape Light Compact will discuss "The Future of Electricity Pricing." Admission is $20 to $30 and reservations are required; call 508-362-3225, ext. 518.
Human resources monthly meeting
The Jan. 27 meeting of the Cape Cod Human Resources Association will be held at the Radisson Inn, Route 28 in Hyannis, beginning at 7:30 a.m. when guest speaker Thomas M. Jones, Esq., vice president and counsel, Employer's Resource Group, A.I.M., presents "Employee Handbooks – Defining Your Company's Culture." For reservations, call 508-790-6307 or e-mail
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Bizwiz conference in 2005
The Bizwiz Conference & Marketplace takes place Jan. 26 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Four Points Sheraton Hyannis. Reservations for the event featuring speakers, trainers, materials, exhibitors and more, including breakfast and lunch, may be made by calling 508-362-3225, ext. 515 or 516; or register at www.eCapeChamber.com.
Family expo slated for March
Cape Cod Family Expo, presented by WCOD 106, Party America and the Yellow Pages of Cape Cod, is set for March 6, at the Cape Cod Mall in Hyannis. Exhibitors are invited to reserve space by calling 508-775-5678
Scudder Taylor announces hirings
Robert "Red" Fawcett, president of Scudder-Taylor Oil, has announced that Danny Lynch of Mashpee and John Goodman of Bourne have recently joined the firm as heating service technicians.
Lynch has 22 years in the fuel oil industry, is a certified oil heat installation and service technician and a licensed air conditioning technician.
Goodman has 14 years of experience in the fuel oil industry, also is a certified oil heat installation and service technician and a licensed air conditioning service technician.
Cape Cod Chamber member meeting
Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce will hold its member to member networking event Feb. 15 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Chatham Bars Inn. Space is limited, so register by Feb. 8 with Jane at 508-362-3225, ext 513, or on-line at www.ecapechamber.com. Free for members, $5 for non-members.
Three new board members announced
The Board of Directors of Hospice and Palliative Care of Cape Cod announced the appointment of three new members who will serve three-year terms from 2005-2008.
Lisa Sherman of Harwich is an attorney with LaTanzi, Spaulding and Landreth in Orleans. A graduate of University of New Hampshire and Suffolk University Law School, she is a member of the American, Barnstable County, Boston and Massachusetts bar associations.
Ronald Seidel of Harwich is an attorney and CPA in Barnstable. A graduate of Babson and Western New England, Seidel is a member of Estate Planning Council of Cape Cod and formerly served on the Board of Big Brothers and Big Sisters.
Christopher Wise of Chatham is a founder and CEO of Wise Living. A past board member of Hospice and Palliative Cape of Cape Cod in 1998, Mr Wise also serves on the Business and Philanthropy Committee for Housing Assistance Corp.
Save time and money on your commute
MassRIDES, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation's statewide travel options program, provides free assistance to anyone who wants to save money and time or improve their commute. Seats are available for vanpool traveling from Barnstable to Boston with an incentive to join the pool offering all new riders a $50 commuter check toward their first monthly fee. To sign up, call 1-888-4COMMUTE.
Chamber dates for small business advice
Cliff Robbins, a senior management counselor with the University of Massachusetts Small Business Development Center, sees clients in the offices of the Yarmouth Area Chamber of Commerce. If you or someone you know is thinking of starting a new business, writing a business plan, researching a market, searching for the percentage of income versus expense, or having "growing pains,"a meeting with Robbins may be the next step.
You do not need to be a member of the Yarmouth Chamber of Commerce to take advantage of this service. Call Judy at 508-778-1008 for an appointment.
Hyannis Rotary Club needs exhibitors
The Hyannis Rotary Club is looking for exhibitors for the 47th Annual Home & Garden Show being held April 2 and 3, at the Barnstable High School Field House, West Main Street in Hyannis, when more than 125 exhibitors will be offering goods and services for the home and garden. All proceeds from the event benefit the Rotary's Good Works Fund. For information or to sign up, call 508-362-3225 ext. 517 or e-mail
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Volunteer EXPO to be held in April
More than 70 area non-profit organizations are expected to showcase their programs and recruit volunteers April 26 at the Four Points Sheraton Hyannis Resort. CapeCorps, a recruiting and training bridge between agencies that rely on volunteers and people in search of volunteer opportunities, hosts the event. For exhibit registration and further information, go to www.capecorps.org.
Web site for job seekers
The U.S. Department of Labor has created a portal Web site, www.careeronestop.org, which serves as a resource for job seekers and workforce professionals alike. The local office for employment and training assistance is Career Opportunities, now located at 75 Perseverance Way in Hyannis. For information, call 508-771-JOBS or visit www.ciwib.org.
Loans for people with disabilities
Massachusetts residents with disabilities have access to reduced-interest loans for assistive technology and related services through the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission and Easter Seals Massachusetts. For details, call 617-204-3851, ext. 3623, or 508-751-6431.
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Names To Watch For On National Signing Day
Updated: 01/31/2012 - North Marion High School (Citra, Fl) running back Jamie Gilmore is expected to decide between WKU and Temple on Wednesday.
Updated: 01/31/2012 - North Marion High School (Citra, Fl) running back Jamie Gilmore is expected to decide between WKU and Temple on Wednesday.
Posted: 01/29/2012 - With only a few weeks to go in the regular season, the 4th Region in boys basketball seems wide open.
Posted: 01/27/2012 - The Lady Toppers are on the verge of back to back losing seasons for the first time in more than 30 years.
Updated: 01/24/2012 - Glasgow's boys team and Monroe County's girls team head to Frankfort this week for the All "A" State Tournament.
Posted: 01/21/2012 - The Hilltoppers snap a five-game losing streak and win their first game at E.A. Diddle Arena since December 4.
Posted: 01/17/2012 - McDonald's tenure as head coach lasted three and a half seasons. He was fired in early January.
Updated: 01/17/2012 - McDonald was fired after three and a half seasons at WKU.
Posted: 01/12/2012 - Azzanni spent one season at WKU serving as the offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach.
Posted: 01/05/2012 - The loss drops WKU to 1-2 in the Sun Belt, 5-11 overall.
Posted: 01/04/2012 - Fans can purchase one dollar tickets for WKU men's home games this Thursday and Saturday.
Posted: 01/03/2012 - Glasgow is ranked No. 1 in boys hoops while Monroe County tops the girls rankings.
Posted: 12/15/2011 - Bowling Green's Nacarius Fant and Joe Manley were named to the First Team.
Updated: 12/14/2011 - Randall is considered the 29th best inside linebacker prospect according to Rivals.com.
Updated: 12/13/2011 - Glasgow tops the boys poll while Monroe County sits atop the girls rankings.
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Posted: 12/05/2011 - Jeff discusses WKU's successful 2011 season and how 2012 could be even better.
Posted: 11/21/2011 - The Hilltoppers host Troy on Saturday at 11:30 a.m.
Posted: 11/18/2011 - Among other things, Guirdy must donate $4,500 to a local charity and perform ten hours of volunteer work.
Posted: 11/17/2011 - WKU defensive coordinator was arrested for DWI last Saturday during the Hilltoppers' road trip to LSU.
Posted: 11/14/2011 - George Fant and T.J. Price will miss the first six games of the season.
Posted: 11/14/2011 - Off the field problems and on the court performances spoil weekend for WKU Athletics.
Posted: 11/14/2011 - WKU defensive coordinator Lance Guidry was arrested early Saturday morning for DWI. Guidry will be retained and will coach the final two games of the season.
Updated: 11/13/2011 - WKU defensive coordinator Lance Guidry was arrested early Saturday morning for DWI during the Hilltoppers' road trip at LSU.
Posted: 11/02/2011 - Please take a few moments to respond to this very brief survey regarding WKU sports.
Posted: 10/31/2011 - WKU seeks its fifth straight win Saturday against FIU.


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After checking our Online Catalog to make sure that we really don't have it you can search for it in Worldcat.
Worldcat includes the holdings of libraries around the world! By checking the Libraries Worldwide link in the search results list, you will get a list of all the libraries that have the item you are looking for. Tennessee libraries that own the item will be listed first.
In the example below, a Worldcat search is done for a book title Oral History Interview with Fred L. Hutchins (the word "with" and the middle initial were excluded as search terms):
Worldcat displays an entry where 1 library worldwide owns the book. Note the green Memphis Area Libraries label that indicates at least one local library owns the book. Clicking the Libraries Worldwide... link will show the library name.
Tennessee libraries sort to the top of the list by default, and Memphis Public Library owns the book.
Rhodes students (with a current Rhodes ID) may check out materials from the following libraries:
- Memphis Public Library
- University of Memphis McWherter Library
- Christian Brothers University
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- Memphis Theological Seminary
- Victory University (formerly Crichton College)
- Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary
If any of these libraries own the item you need, call ahead to verify that it′s available and visit the library to check out the item. It cannot be ordered through Interlibrary Loan.
If you cannot find a Memphis library that owns the item, then Interlibrary Loan (login required) is an option. Please plan ahead since it does take some time to request and receive materials from other libraries.
Consortium Borrowers: Through consortium agreements, Barret Library extends borrowing privileges to current students and faculty from the following institutions: University of Memphis, Christian Brothers University, LeMoyne-Owen College, Memphis College of Art, Memphis Theological Seminary, Crichton College, and Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary.


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Recognizing & Rejoicing in the Ordinary Beauty of Our Family Life and Home Education
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Bring on the Education Revolution
I enjoy watching TED talks and this one is witty, thought-provoking and beautiful. And REAL. It's not just a pretty speech. What he talks about IS going on in thousands of homes and a handful of schools and communities. That is, people are finding ways to make for themselves and their families the kind of learning environments that make them come alive.
In our family, we are revolutionizing the way we learn by choosing individualized learning at home/in our community that a school cannot provide. I heartily agree with Ken when he points out that learning, and living, are organic and not linear processes. If you don't know what that means, you'll just have to view the video to find out!
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That must be a family idiom, or a regionalism. Here in my family in California, the "shamer" makes a fist, extends and points the index finger at the shamee, and shakes the finger up and down near
This is an example of where the language is lagging behind the mercantile world I am a native speaker of American, which is not at all the same as a native speaker of English, British or any of tho
trouble is a troubling word. It is a word common in the African American vernacular (as so deftly captured by anonymous). the "done" verb form seems to be an African-Americanism, or perhaps from
Gimp is also a long plastic lace or thread, flat elliptical in cross section, that comes in many colors that can be used to weave or braid in hand crafts (related to guimpe but completely different.)
I am thinking that every language has a specialized farm and agricultural vocabulary, that isn't in common use. "jackass" has become metaphorical for a stupid, stubborn fellow (it isn't really idioma
Common names for equids. Well. Horses (equus caballus); asses or donkeys (same species different name) (equus asinus). Ass (the correct term) donkeys (English usage) or burro (Spanish colloquial)


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Cameroon assistant coach Tanko says Ghana will need Sulley Muntari for AFCON qualifiers
Cameroon's assistant coach coach Ibrahim Tanko believes the Black Stars will still need the qualities of suspended Sulley Muntari.
The AC Milan star has been handed an indefinite ban from the Ghana national team after physically abusing a high-ranking Ghana FA official at the 2014 World Cup.
Some believe Muntari has played his last game for the Black Stars and that he is no longer needed in the team due to his persistent disciplinary issues.
Tanko, who played alongside Muntari before retiring from football, believes the 29-year-old can still be useful to the side.
"We need Sulley because of his qualities not because of his attitude against the coach or anyone," he told Africanfootball.com.
"I think we need Sulley. If he is playing for his club and he is playing good, the coach has to decide if he can work with him.
"But for me I think he has the quality we need.
"I cannot force the coach to bring him back of he doesn't want him.
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Buy more Neil Young of course (hope you guys got the blu-rays from santa )
Neil Young Archives, potentially the greatest box set in the history of box sets (yes, could be better than Sojourner), is set to be released in less than 2 months….on Feb. 24th, 2009. And buddy, it ain't cheap either, here's the listing here http://www.amazon.com/Neil-Young-Archives-Vol-1963-1972/dp/B001B8PV4U (make sure to watch the video)
Now Neil has always been pretty vocal about his disdain for the compact disc, and he thinks he has finally found a media that it better than oh so sweet vinyl…..that's right, Neil is going out of the black and into the blu (oh God….sorry about that people….). I'm pretty excited about this myself as it is uncharted water for any artist and a HUGE…..I mean GRANDIOSE project. I am not however excited about the price tag, but if this thing delivers….it just might be worth it. One of the coolest aspects I think is the ability to update the data on the Blu-Rays much like one would update software or a video game. Hopefully with such a hefty price tag, the updates and extra material will not incur additional fees.
Now for those worried about this being a blu-ray only release, I wouldn't worry too much about it. First off I'm sure some of the music is bound to see CD release….if not, you know it won't be a week before someone has ripped the audio and leaked it to the internets. So don't fret folks….I for one am going to start saving….


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There has been some discussion as of late on lightweight sleeping pads.I've yet to see anyone post pics on their custom KookaBay pad, or am I just missing them? I'd like to see a few pictures, hear your thoughts, details you would change or not change if you were to order again. Thanks.
I hope to receive my downmat next week, maybe Monday.I'll gladly post photos........
I'm interested too. Just received my pillow from Ben today. Tiny little thing!
I emailed Bender a couple days ago asking about an insulated pad and haven't heard back yet. He posted a couple months back that he was working on a revised website which would let us design our own pads but I guess that's still in the works.
I have a Kookabay 60" x 22" synthetic filled pad on order. I hope to get in sometime around Jan. 24th. I will post photos and a quick pre-trip review when it gets here. Here's a vote for an updated website for Kookabay also!
Edited by rp3957 on 01/15/2011 09:28:48 MST.
Robert,Which synthetic is your pad being filled with (PrimaLoft, ClimaShield, etc)? Also, do you know if baffles are being used in your pad?Thanks!Nick
Eugene,I have two Bender pads, one uninsulated and one insulated. Both are 48" x 20" (with taper to foot end) x 1.5".I only posted the one picture with both looking identical.
Edited by thomdarrah on 01/15/2011 11:13:48 MST.
I wasn't aware of any choices or differences in the filling other than down or synthetic. I didn't want down because I don't want to hassle with a pump. I know synthetic has some condensation issues also, but they are usually from longer term use and I am only out for, at most 9 nights or so. I really wish that there was more info on the website. I feel like a 'pest' having to e-mail Bender all of my questions.
Great Thom, it looks very sharp. Specs (shell 30D,70D)? Thickness and insulation type? How well does it inflate/deflate?
I have one of Bender's down pads for winter. Size: 3.5 x 24 x 75 (9 x 61 x 191 cm) Weight: 27 oz (765 g)Fill weight: 8 oz (227 g) of 750 goose downHere is a shot of it last month with a Bask half-bag on it.
Hi folks,I would be interesed to know whats the coldest temperatures folks have used the R6 pad in and does it allow to use a lighter sleeping bag.Thanks,Stephen
Hey Raymond do you have any idea what r-value that mat is given? How do you blow that mat up? I just purchased a exped 9 but I wouldn't mind spending the money for the weight savings of a kookabay.
Hi Eric,I bought a short R6 Bender pad to replace my Down Mat 9, I have retired the DM9 to car camping and as spare bed if I have more guests than beds. Cheers,Stephen
The pad I have coming from Bender is 74" x 24" x 4" with an R value of 6 and weighs 25.8 oz.
I have 2 mummy 24 x 2.5 x 60 pads from Bender - one with (18.4 oz) and one without (12.6) down. I also bought the 2 oz Big Agnes bellows pump from Bender. It takes not quite 5 squishes for me to inflate the down pad and 14 puffs (I'm told my lungs are smaller than normal) to inflate the air pad. The increased weight of the down and the pump are offset by the fact my winter tent is lighter than my summer tent. I love them to pieces.
All really great feedback everyone, thank you. Some of you have full length, partial length, mummy, rectangular, radius edged, down filled, synthetic, lots of variation here. Ray, Great looking pad, your pad dimensions are generous, very comfy I'm sure.Kathleen, thanks for the info, your pad closer resembles the pads available from his website currently. Does the 6oz. additional down in your insulated version make a considerable difference for you in comfort and warmth? I know 6oz. is quite a bit of down so I'm sure it raises the R-value considerably, no doubts there, I'm just curious what your real world personal experience between the two pads is, how do they compare?
Raymond,Are those dimensions for the inflated size? Or empty/flat? Do you stack it with a CCF in lower temps?Thanks!
someone really should trade Bender some of their web skills for a pad(s) :)<-- unfortunately that's not me :(
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Don't miss Central Guest House
Really loved this place for location, comfort, service and room.
Owner continued campaign (started at Kulala) against Budget Car Hire until all was completely sorted. Thanks to Monika. All staff first class, couldn't have done more. You couldn't do better at a 5 star hotel!
Whilst here, we arranged for these travellers to do a Day trip to Sandwich Harbour. They commented:
A whole day gave us time to enjoy everything. Driving along the beach watching seals, cormorants, gulls at the edge of the dunes was quite special. This was followed by a birdwatching walk, an excellent lunch and afternoon drive over the dunes. This was spectacular, Ernest really knew his stuff and showed us the dune flora and fauna with energy and enthusiasm.
Could have stayed in Swakopmund another day as trip took up all our time there (and sorting out Budget car).
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A lot of the road to Swakopmund from Sesriem is badly ridged, but there is some stunning scenery and we saw a group of meercats 70 km before Walvis Bay. The bakery at Solitaire is excellent.
The first morning of our stay, we had an early activity, kayaking, in Walvis Bay and breakfast was provided half an hour earlier than normal at management's suggestion, which was very welcome indeed. The building is a bit austere from outside, but is very nice indeed inside and spotless. Our rooms were excellent. We were helped to choose restaurants for dinner, reservations were made for us and confirmations made for pre booked activities. Good breakfasts. On the day we left, they suggested we filled rolls from the breakfast buffet for lunch, and gave us sealed bags for them without charge. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. Altogether excellent. I cannot think of a single fault and would recommend it highly.
We had dinner at Kucklis, the Tug and the Kupferpfanne. They were all enjoyable but the Tug stood out having great atmosphere and excellent food. Beware of over ordering at Kucklis; the portions are simply enormous, and that from a family of carnivores! The interior of Kupferpfamme is fascinating.
We spent an afternoon wandering round Swakop and having cake at Anton's. Anton's is a bit disappointing - melamine decor, but the cakes were good. There are huge numbers of shops for a relatively small town and some very quirky bits of Germany in aspic. Definitely worth a visit.
Whilst here, we organised a trip 'Kayaking at Pelican Point' for these travellers; they commented:
What fun, paddling among the seals, with youngsters nibbling at the paddles. Just us four plus the guide. What is more, I had not realised how short a time the motor boats spend by the seal colony in Walvis Bay - we had two or three hours, the boats more like two or three minutes. A waterproof bag is provided so my wife took her camera for close ups of seals and the inevitable jackal. The drive out to Pelican Point was also very interesting, as were the seabirds and dolphins we saw. This is an experience definitely not to be missed and was probably the highlight of the holiday. Angela was definitely spot on in recommending it.
We also organised a 'Day trip to Sandwich Harbour', about which they commented:
As the usual road to Sandwich harbour is flooded at the moment, we had a long detour round the salt works in both directions which detracted slightly from the day, although there is nothing that can be done about this. The morning was spent going to the harbour, having a walk, including getting within a few feet of a jackal which was totally relaxed, and then getting out as the tide rose. We had the place to ourselves except at the very end. We then had lunch on top of a dune overlooking the Atlantic with pelicans flying past.
The afternoon was a fascinating mix of driving through the dunes and looking at some of the amazing plants, reptiles and beetles which inhabit the area, finishing with flamingoes on a lagoon. One of us thought the morning was a bit flat and not up to expectations, but perhaps we had seen too many photos of Sandwich Harbour in advance.
Lunch and the afternoon were superb and certainly demonstrated what a landrover can really tackle - David Attenborough and a fairground ride rolled into one. Ernst, our guide, was excellent and extremely knowledgable. Perhaps not quite as good as the kayaking with seals, but certainly not a day to miss. We would rather have liked an extra day out in the desert with Ernst and would suggest this for anyone who really wants to learn about this fascinating area and its plants and animals.
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Very helpful - organised separate activities for different menbers of our party - quad biking & Walvis Bay boat trip & also booked restaurant for us.
Good location - 10 mins from centre & sea
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The attention to customers put by the owner of the guesthouse is amazing. I was feeling sick, so she took care to oder and pick up some special take away food for me, and she managed to retrieve our second spare tyre.
The guesthouse is really pretty, it's basically a house that feels like home: relaxing sitting rooms, very clean rooms, great breakfast.
It's conveniently located in the center of Swakop, you can just walk to the cities best restaurants.
Definitely a very good place to stay!
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Again lovely rooms here. We had a double room in the main guest house, our three boys had two twin rooms, a lovely bathroom and fridge and heater etc.
The whole place was very welcoming. We were invited to have a sherry in the lounge, in fromt of the real fire. We had booked activities to do in Swakopmund (quad biking, kayaking and living desert tour). The lady on reception phoned to confirm one of the bookings for us, then printed off the map that we needed.
Breakfast was great again and done early to fit in with our early start for the kayaking.
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Very helpful owner and staff pulled out all the stops when the area experienced a power cut!
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Good location and very helpful reception staff who booked restaurants for us. Free internet access was appreciated. The breakfast buffet was varied and eggs were cooked to order. After consulting the reception staff we walked to the restaurants, taking minimal valuables, and felt safe doing so, despite reports of muggings on tourists. We would recommend the seafood at both The Tug and especially The Jetty. We enjoyed exceptional weather while at Swakopmund and would have appreciated more time there as there is plenty to see and do both there and at Walvis Bay.Read more about the whole trip


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I've never been a small girl and I don't have any immediate plans to be one. It's already taken me many years to get past the discomfort of how I am built just to reach a place in life where no matter how much weight I gain or lose, I love what I have and I mean it.
When the opportunity to pose for a calendar came up and I said yes, I surprised myself. What business did I have posing for a calendar? Why would anyone want to see my face for more than 30 days out of the year?
A friend on Twitter put together this calendar project and several girls volunteered. A lot went through my mind because first off, I didn't have that much of a Twitter following. She said not to let that discourage me. Most importantly, I know that I'm not a bad looking girl, but pretty enough to be on a huge calendar page? That was a stretch. Talk about a self-esteem check.
I borrowed a big button up shirt from one of my Big & Tall friends. I figured I could go for a look that said, "Ooh, I'm wearing my man's shirt and look how sexy this is!" I did my own hair and makeup and my friend Mike Petralia came over with his fancy camera and lights and despite a lot of my own insecurities and discomforts, he took several pictures and churned out a few good ones from the shoot.
I currently have the finished product and have spent time looking at every month on the calendar and taking stock of how different all the girls are. From big boobs to big butts, curvy girls to thin ones, we all took a risk and put ourselves out there for anyone to praise or admonish. I still had many doubts as to whether I could represent my body type as sexy.
Then, on Tumblr, I saw a picture of this woman:
It was the first time I had ever seen Tara Lynn and my mouth was hanging open for a good five minutes. I stared at her and realized that I was giving far too much attention to the parts of her that match the ones I most scrutinize on my own body. This showed me that I have a lot of work to do when it comes to my attitude about what beauty is supposed to mean to me.
I'm not necessarily angry with the way women have been portrayed in print and television in terms of what is considered attractive. That's something that has always been in the hands of the audience. I've just realized that body image issues have a lot to do with whether I have a full appreciation of who I am. It is true that you are the most attractive when you are happy and you make those around you feel comfortable and happy as well. When you're mean and uninvinting in your demeanor, it doesn't matter how shiny your hair is or how tiny your dress size. People won't want to spend time with you if you're generally unpleasant.
I know I've gained some weight since high school, but I don't even feel that horrible about it. In fact, it's a shame that I didn't appreciate myself back then as much as I do now. I always tortured myself for not having a certain body type but in recent years, I've challenged my own fears and insecurities and put on miniskirts (with leggings because come on, chub rub). Regardless of the clothes I can buy now that suit my body type which I could never find before, I still need to make sure I have the kind of attitude that makes people want to be around me. I can lose the weight, obviously, but if my personality sucks, there's nothing about me anyone will find attractive.
I'm not saying anything you don't already know. I guess I'm saying that after seeing the pictures of Tara Lynn, I was shocked that I had to sit for so long comparing myself to her and letting questions run through my head like, Am I pretty like that? If by pretty we mean finally understanding that confidence isn't just faking it, then I'm almost that pretty. I'm still working on smiling more and not hiding so much under my cardigans.
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I feel like such an arsehole hoping it doesn't happen. After going to big day out I also worry that the crowd might be...how do you say? Full of arseholes?
I think America has a monopoly on rage unless they release a new album. If they do a world tour, they will do Aus, hopefully before the election and help get the liberals fucked off because they are destroying everything.....
10 points for the first american to say "but aren't liberals what rage against the machine fight for?"
But aren't liberals what rage against the machine fight for...?
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The penalties of the Affordable Care Act may force businesses such as Darden Restaurants, Taco Bell, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Applebee's, and Jimmy Johns to shed full time employees. Many of these part time employees will fall into the expanded Medicaid system. American businesses will struggle as their healthcare premiums continue to soar.
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No, that is not the song that Johnny Johansson chose for his latest show, but it may as well have been .. It was indeed against the cheesy background of an ABBA tune, with cowboy resonant yi-ha!s sampled in, that ACNE '13 opened. If at first both the musical stance itself and the wild-west vocals seemed puzzling, at least the collection seemingly followed through with the proposed theme. The first look, an oversized slogan tank branded MUSIC, teamed with a buckled-up parachute skirt was the first clue as to the designer's inspiration. And as the girls casually made their entrance, a significant few sporting stetsons, the thought process became more apparent. In fact, the three words that guided the Johansson Spring-Summer story were all to be found on the collection's tees themselves: MUSIC, NEW and COLLAGE.
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If you missed out on the Vine app buzz over the weekend, then you just might have been living under a rock…or been busy caring for important mama tasks (kudos to you!), but whatever the case, this new app is causing quite the stir.
Basically, the Vine app – by Twitter – is just like our beloved Instagram, but instead of just photos, you post 6-second looping videos. It's been pretty fun so far to see all of the mamas I follow via blogs, Twitter and Instagram in real time and the amount of adorable baby videos makes it a social network loving mama's dream come true.
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U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., has drawn another primary challenger. South Carolina Republican state Sen. Lee Bright came out swinging, calling Graham a "community organizer for the Muslim Brotherhood," according to The State.
"During the [congressional] recess, when I would hope that he would be around folks in South Carolina, getting their feelings on so many issues that affect their lives, he has instead chosen to take his time to be a community organizer for the Muslim Brotherhood and that concerns me," Bright told supporters in a conference call, The State reported. "He needs to spend more time listening to what the brothers in South Carolina have to say."
Bright was referring to a recent trip to Egypt by Graham and U.S. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., at the request of Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry. The senators were sent to help calm things down after the Egyptian military's overthrow of President Mohammed Morsi, a Muslim Brotherhood leader, and to reinforce the message that the United States would like to see a democratically elected government installed.
Graham's spokesperson did not respond directly to Bright's comments, but told The State that Graham "has a proven track record of protecting our conservative values and fighting for South Carolina," citing his 92 score from the American Conservative Union and "A" rating from the National Rifle Association.
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