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(ASHBURN, Va) -- Washington Redskins head coach Mike Shanahan has named Robert Griffin III the team's starting quarterback for its Week 1 game versus the Philadelphia Eagles. Griffin had surgery almost eight months ago on the MCL, ACL and LCL in his right knee and has been eased into training camp.
Shanahan had a conference call with Dr. James Andrews (the Redskins team doctor), Griffin and general manager Bruce Allen on Sunday, during which Andrews discussed the concerns he has for Griffin after he performed a physical on the 23-year-old last Thursday. Shanahan said that after the call he has no doubt Griffin can play without limitation.
"If we didn't feel Robert was full-go and ready to play and do all the things you ask a guy to do, he would not be playing in this game," Shanahan said. "If that's sprinting out, if it's running the option, if it's drop back, he can do all those things because he proved it to us in practice."
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Emmy Picks: Best Lead Actress in a Comedy
With the Emmy awards less than a week away, I'm continuing to pick who I think should and who I think will win the major awards.
Yesterday, I discussed the Best Lead Actor in a Drama category. Today we look at the comedy side of the ledger and the Best Lead Actress in a Comedy category.
Toni Collette, 'United States of Tara'
Edie Falco, 'Nurse Jackie'
Tina Fey, '30 Rock'
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, 'The New Adventures of Old Christine'
Lea Michele, 'Glee'
Amy Poehler, 'Parks and Recreation'
Who will win: When I saw that Edie Falco had submitted the pilot for 'Nurse Jackie,' it hit me that she didn't get nominated for the show last year. Since the pilot aired about a week after the 2010 eligibility period started, the Academy has had well over a year to ruminate over Falco's strong out-of-the-gate performance in that pilot, where the entire web of lies Jackie has set up get revealed in a quick 30 minutes. Considering her Emmy history -- seven nominations, three wins -- it's very easy to see Falco standing on stage with the Emmy this year.
Who should win: Either Falco or Collette. Collette won last year, and it's not like her performance suffered any this year. I just get the feeling that the Academy voters will vote for Falco just on 'Sopranos' muscle memory alone.
Dark Horse: Poehler. Since Nick Offerman wasn't nominated, there should be some recognition for the vast improvement of 'Parks and Recreation' in its second season. And Amy Poehler represents that improvement in a nutshell. Her character of Leslie Knope went from a well-meaning but slightly befuddled Michael Scott clone in season one to an earnest, driven, career-oriented do-gooder who is self-assured at times and woefully insecure at others. And those layers of Poehler's personality would have never been present without Poehler's nuanced performances throughout the season.
(Oh, and there's an even shot that Lea Michele will shock everyone and take it from her veteran co-nominees if voters get caught up in 'Glee' fever. Don't say I didn't warn you.)
Who do you think will take home the Emmy?
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| HEILPERN: "The older you are as an LGBTQ, the more you have those feelings of looking over your shoulder."
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Neil Heilpern is scared that one day he might end up in a retirement home surrounded by straight residents and staff who will treat him "like dirt."
Heilpern, a 67-year-old bisexual man who cross-dresses and also goes by Nikki, is working to avoid that fate for himself and others. He has been happily married to his wife, Veronica, for 37 years, although when they first met, he had a crush on her brother.
A retired Portland-based freelance journalist who grew up all over as an Army brat,Heilpern for the past nine years has been speaking up about challenges facing the elderly LGBTQ demographic. This weekend he will speak at the second annual Gay & Grey PDX expo, which offers free, gay- and lesbian-friendly health and housing resources.A coalition of nonprofits, including Friendly House, Q Center and Providence ElderPlace, is sponsoring the event.
WW: What are some of the problems elderly gays and lesbians face?
LGBTQ patients have a whole additional bundle of concerns. There are couples where one passes away and the other winds up going into a nursing home. And they don't know if there are any other gay people around. They get into a little bubble and go back into the closet. They don't socialize or feel free to be themselves. And they wind up having depression. I remember one person telling me he went into this really nice [nursing] home and he didn't keep it quiet that he was gay. The head of the home came to him and said, "Instead of coming to dinner at 6 pm, why don't you come to dinner at 5 pm?" The person asked why and was told, "Well, so-and-so over there is a fundamentalist Christian, and they don't feel right sitting down at the same table where you are because you're a homosexual."
Have you experienced those things?
I can't say that I have, but one of my greatest fears is that if my wife goes first and I wind up in a senior home, I'm going to be treated like dirt.
But isn't society generally pretty accepting nowadays?
Young gay kids, for the most part—it's just part of growing up. And their straight friends accept them…. [But] older gays still have that haunting memory even though society has generally moved forward. The older you are as an LGBTQ, the more you have those feelings of looking over your shoulder. Many young people can't even understand what it was like back then. So we want people to understand that we have certain special needs in addition to just being old.
What was it like for you growing up?
I first became aware that I was different around maybe 8 or 9. I knew I wasn't like the rest of my family or like the rest of my friends. I had no words for it. When I was young the discrimination had a lot of hatred. A lot of people were disgusted with anyone who was LGBTQ. Your life could be ruined. I was expected to be daddy's little soldier. And little soldiers don't cry. Little soldiers don't dance around like a ballerina. So I had to do that when the family was out of the house.
Were you ever caught?
No. I'm a good actor. They had no inkling at all. I remember when I would be alone in the house, sometimes I'd put my sister's clothing on and I put some music on and danced in the living room. Whatever a 9-year-old's version of ballet is. It was beautiful. It was natural to me. Once during a walk in the park with the family, we saw this man who was quite effeminate. He was by himself in his own little world and he was dancing in a little grove of trees. I had never seen anybody else dance the way I danced when I was alone. I thought it was beautiful. In that park somebody from the family said, "Oh, look at that little faygeleh [Yiddish word for queer]." And it's like, all of a sudden I realized they don't like that.
Why do you cross-dress?
There are times when I really feel like putting on a tuxedo and going to a grand ball. There are times when I want to put on a pair of jeans and romp in the mud. And there are times when I feel so feminine I want to look feminine. Growing up I loved my masculine self, I loved my feminine self. And part of the struggle for me personally is which cubbyhole I am supposed to be in, until I realized that I could create my own cubbyhole that's different from anybody else in the whole world.
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Special Olympics Florida – Collier County is looking for potential athletes and volunteers/coaches to be drafted into our year-round sports and training program!
If you are or know someone eight years of age or older with intellectual disabilities who would like to show-case their skills in sports or a volunteer who would like to become a coach, then come to the first annual Special Olympics Draft Day on October 30, 2013 (Wednesday) at Special Olympics Florida-Collier County Office, 2663 Airport Rd. South, Suite D101, Naples, FL 34112. Time 4-6pm.
We will be giving away free t-shirts, and free physicals for all of the interested participants.
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Become registered with SOFL and be eligible to participate in 11 sports offered in Collier County (Year Round).
David McKenzie, Director
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We spoke to Walker just moments after it was announced that Grimes won the Democratic nomination.
Walker said she will immediately start supporting Grimes.
She said it is an honor to have received the 60,000 votes that she did because just a few months ago, hardly anyone outside of Warren County even knew her name.
She became Secretary of State in January, after Governor Steve Beshear appointed her to finish out Trey Grayson's term.
Walker has a lot of work left to do before she leaves office in November.
"Do I wish I had won? Absolutely. But this has been a great experience. I look around this room and I am surrounded by people who know me, who love me, and so I'm not going out with any regrets," said Walker.
Walker says she wants to continue serving Kentucky in a political office, possibly state wide.
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As posted earlier, on 29th, the ShareThis buttons in this blog were not working, not showing, not displaying, not appearing or not showing up - believe this - in Google Chrome 26 and Firefox 19.0.2, but were working, showing, displaying, appearing or showing up in Internet Explorer 10.
Users of ShareThis would know the importance of the social media plugins. Those customized buttons not only provide an easy way for readers to quickly share the interesting article on our site, but also provide for social analytics. Every click on the customized buttons is counted by ShareThis and the free social analytics package presents an easy, uncomplicated, graphical results to measure our reach.
Hence, it is a cause for concern if the social media plugin ShareThis customized buttons don't appear or do not show up. Here you can clearly see Google Chrome 26 and Firefox 19.0.2 not displaying the buttons while the IE10 does. Note that all the 3 browsers are on normal, non-private mode.
Hunting around the net results in 3 possible causes for the strange disappearing act by the ShareThis buttons:
- 'Do Not Track' feature might interfere with ShareThis;
- Browsers in 'Privacy mode' might not display ShareThis buttons;
- Blocking sites from 'Tracking Location' might cause problems with ShareThis; and,
- might be a (local) network problem - with firewall, etc.
To cut the long story (about 2 hours of tests) short, the first 3 suggestions that 'Do Not Track' feature, the Privacy mode (Chrome Incognito, Firefox Private Browsing, IE InPrivate Browsing) or stopping 'Location Tracking' (Chrome) does not interfere with the ShareThis social media plugin. It wasn't also a problem with firewall. It was a quirk from the Windows Hosts file.
On Friday I had updated the Hosts file using Hostsman - a windows hosts file manager. One of the update lists from the update sources had tagged the ShareThis servers and disabled the browsers from contacting them.
Quickly marking (#) the seg.sharethis.com and wd-edge.sharethis.com as harmless enabled the browsers to display ShareThis buttons.
Update: While there, also mark (#) the other sharethis hosts like r.sharethis.com, l.sharethis.com, a.sharethis.com etc. If these are left untagged, logging into ShareThis site will not be possible.
Note how all the 3 browsers are on Privacy mode, but still displaying the buttons (though we cannot see it, the 'Do Not Track' feature is also enabled).
There it is. If ever there are problems with display of ShareThis buttons, check the Windows Hosts file first.
Though it is a puzzle how IE10 managed (still manages) to maintain contact with the ShareThis servers, bypassing the same Windows Hosts file.


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YIELD: 6 2 oz. servings
Ingredients1 roasted garlic bulb
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On Watch in Washington July 8, 2015 Plain Text PDF Version
Adolf Hitler started World War II by attacking Poland on September 1, 1939. Nazi Germany moved only after it had already remilitarized the Rhineland, absorbed Austria and dismantled Czechoslovakia. Before the outbreak of the war, Hitler's new Third Reich had created the largest German-speaking nation in European history.
Well before the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Imperial Japanese government had redrawn the map of Asia and the Pacific. Japan had occupied or annexed Indochina, Korea, Manchuria and Taiwan, in addition to swaths of coastal China. Attacking Hawaii, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Indonesia was merely the logical 1941 follow-up to more than a decade of Japanese aggression.
Fascist Italy, by the outbreak of World War II in Europe, had already been remaking the map of the Mediterranean region in imitation of ancient Rome. Strongman Benito Mussolini had annexed what is now Ethiopia, Albania and most of Libya. He promised Italians that the Mediterranean would soon be mare nostrum, "our sea."
All of these hegemonies had arisen without triggering a global war. Had Hitler, Mussolini and the Japanese just been satisfied and consolidated their winnings, there was no evidence that the tired Western democracies would ever have stopped them.
The contemporary world is starting to resemble the 1930s, and maps again must be redrawn.
The Islamic State plans to take Baghdad to make it the capital of a radical Sunni caliphate from what is left of Syria and Iraq.
Its enemy, theocratic Iran, is forging its own Shiite empire. Through its proxies, Iran now effectively runs much of Iraq, Lebanon, Syria and Yemen. When Tehran gets a nuclear bomb, it will urge on Shiite minorities to overthrow the Sunni monarchies in the rich, oil-exporting Persian Gulf nations.
Russian President Vladimir Putin thinks he can reconstitute the empire of the czars and the later Soviet Union. American "reset" diplomacy green-lighted his annexation of the Crimea and his occupation of areas of Ukraine. Should Putin wish to absorb Estonia or other Baltic States, NATO probably would not stop him.
A terrified Eastern Europe, which not that long ago was part of the old Soviet Warsaw Pact, is already making the necessary political concessions in hopes that the unpredictable Putin leaves them alone.
China is vastly increasing its strategic air force and navy — and reminding its neighbors from South Korea to Australia of its new military clout. It has recently instigated various territorial disputes with Japan, Malaysia the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam. As a clever way to control key sea lanes and oil-rich areas in the South China Sea, the Chinese are building new military bases by turning small coral reefs into islands of sand.
Is this 1939 or 2015?
Well before World War II, Great Britain and France allowed Hitler, Mussolini and the Japanese to acquire what they pleased. The Western European democracies were terrified of confrontation and mired in economic crises. They had their own long-standing empires to worry about.
The United States — struggling with the Great Depression, squabbling over the New Deal, and bitter over its prior intervention in World War I and the failure to achieve European stability — also kept quiet.
Nothing much has changed 75 years later. Western Europe is terrified of Putin and mostly disarmed. The European Union is awash with debt.
Meanwhile, Japan rearms and is trying in vain to forge a common anti-Chinese front with the Philippines, Taiwan and South Korea.
As in the 1930s, an isolationist United States is again watching the new map unfold from the sidelines. President Obama assumes Americans are tired of the Middle East and want to be left alone. Afghanistan is a quagmire. Iraq collapsed once the administration pulled out all U.S. troops. The bombing of Libya proved a disaster.
In 1945, after some 60 million had perished in World War II, the Western democracies blamed themselves for having appeased and empowered fascist empires. That sadder but wiser generation taught us two lessons: Small sacrifices now can avoid catastrophic ones later on, and dictatorial regimes on a roll never voluntarily quit playing geostrategic poker.
If the present trajectories continue, a reconfigured Middle East will be bookended by radical Islamic empires — the Islamic State caliphate and a new Persian empire. China will control most of the Pacific and adjudicate trade, commerce and politics west of Hawaii and to the south and east of India. The client states of a new Russian empire will border central Europe and be under constant pressure to leave the EU, NATO or both.
How does all this end? One of two ways.
America and its allies can reawaken, gradually restore deterrence and re-establish the old postwar order without a global war.
Or the United States will not be bothered — at least until this new generation of dictators bothers us at home. (Contributor: By Victor Davis Hanson for The Washington Times and Town Hall)
For prayer: Christians often suffer the most when national boundary lines change due to religious oppression or forceful land acquisition. Such actions echo Jesus' words about "wars and rumors of wars." Yet, even amidst terrible suffering and unspeakable atrocities, substantiated reports tell us of thousands of Muslims turning to God, calling on the name of the Lord, and becoming followers of Christ. We see "signs of the times" everywhere. Pray for the suffering Church and new converts.
"And you will hear of wars and rumors of wars. See that you are not troubled; for all these things must come to pass, but the end is not yet. For nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. And there will be famines, pestilences, and earthquakes in various places. All these are the beginning of sorrows." (Matt. 24:6-8)
"Nevertheless [God] did not leave Himself without witness, in that He did good, gave us rain from heaven and fruitful seasons, filling our hearts with food and gladness." (Acts 14:17)
An African-American millionaire can buy a home in any expensive suburb. Color is no longer a barrier. Despite this progress, President Obama's Department of Housing and Urban Development is accusing expensive towns of racism, simply because most minorities can't afford to live there.
Westchester County, N.Y., has struggled under a federal monitor since 2009 to compel the county to comply with HUD's demands for multi-unit affordable housing in expensive areas [shades of Marxism]. Hillary Clinton claims to be a warrior against inequality. But her adopted hometown of Chappaqua, an upscale Westchester village that one resident describes as "a little piece of heaven," is battling HUD's demands.
The legal war in Hillary's backyard is a preview. The Obama administration is pulling out all the stops to launch a legal and regulatory assault on suburbs nationwide. HUD's soon-to-be-released regulation, in the works since 2013, will compel affluent suburbs to build more high-density, low-income housing, plus of course sewers, water lines, bus routes and other changes needed to support it. All in the name of housing "fairness."
Mr. Obama's social engineers will eliminate local zoning, such as one-acre minimum lots, to achieve what the HUD rule calls "inclusive communities." Property values be damned.
If you've worked hard to afford a home in an affluent neighborhood of single-family houses, you have a lot to lose under this HUD plan.
The HUD rule twists the original and laudable intent of the Fair Housing Act of 1968, which is to bar discrimination in renting, selling or financing housing. The new rule states that towns must "affirmatively further" diversity. If low-income minorities want to move to a town but can't afford it, the town must "provide adequate support to make their choices viable."
Whether the HUD plan goes forward will depend largely on how the Supreme Court rules in Texas Department of Housing v. The Inclusive Communities Project, a lawsuit brought to demand that public housing be located in wealthy Dallas suburbs. Before the end of June, the justices will decide whether Texas is guilty of racism simply for locating public housing in lower-income areas of Dallas, close to existing public transportation, rather than in costly areas. Activists claim that even without intent to discriminate the state is depriving poor minorities of the advantages of living in affluent neighborhoods.
Meanwhile, Republicans in Congress are trying to halt HUD's new plan by depriving it of funding. To do that, the House passed the Gosar Amendment, sponsored by Arizona Rep. Paul Gosar, last Thursday but its success in the Senate is uncertain. Democratic members of Congress whose constituents live in some of the most expensive suburbs in the nation are nevertheless toeing the party line and supporting HUD.
HUD's plan is frightening. Phase one will collect data on poverty, school testing scores, and public transit sites from every census division to spot towns that have too few poor residents. If your town is guilty, HUD regulators will charge racism and demand more public housing. Race is being cynically exploited here as a pretext to accomplish something different — economic integration.
The HUD plan is a power grab. Nothing in the U.S. Constitution empowers the federal government to do this. Zoning is a local government power.
HUD makes the silly argument that transplanting low-income minorities into suburbs will solve the causes of their poverty and "improve an individual or family's life trajectory." That ignores the factors stacked against poor kids. A family headed by a single mother is nearly five times as likely to live in poverty as a family headed by two parents, no matter where they live. Building wedding parlors on inner-city street corners and promoting two-parent families would do more to break the cycle of poverty than redesigning suburban America.
If the justices and Congress fail to stop HUD's scheme, expect Hillary "Rodham Hood" Clinton to champion it (with a carve-out for Chappaqua, of course). HUD Secretary Julian Castro is even being mentioned as Clinton's running mate. Short of taxing the rich to death, these inequality warriors would like nothing better than to prevent the rich from enjoying the suburbs, far from urban woes. (Contributor: By Betsy McCaughey for The Washington Times - Betsy McCaughey is a senior fellow at the London Center for Policy Research.)
For prayer: Many loyal, patriotic citizens believe President Obama's goals for America do not coincide with the ideals of the Constitution or free enterprise. While the Bible warns against pursuing riches, it does not condemn having wealth. This article is less about housing and more about redistribution of money. Government is to serve its citizens, not rule over them. When Americans are free to direct their spending, more money goes to charity, including to the Church and Christian missions.
"And [Jesus] said to them, 'Whose image and inscription is this [coin]?' They said to Him, 'Caesar's.' And He said to them, 'Render therefore to Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and to God the things that are God's.'" (Matt. 22:20-21)
American generosity is the marvel of the world. The open heart, accompanied by the open pocketbook, is the American way to relieve the pain and loss of disaster. It's how a wealthy society can spread largesse to those struggling with survival.
Six of 10 American households give to charity. Americans gave $335.17 billion to charities in 2013. The largest source of charitable giving came from individuals at $241.32 billion, or 72 percent of the total, followed by foundations ($50.28 billion, 15 percent), bequests ($26.81 billion, 8 percent), and corporations ($16.76 billion, 5 percent). Americans obey the Biblical injunction to be their brothers' keepers in hard times.
This vast amount of money has inevitably attracted parasites and spawned a welter of bureaucracy and professional aid administrators. Some are more conscientious than others. A danger is that the bureaucracy is self-perpetuating and looks first to feather its nest.
The American Red Cross has raised $500 million to relieve the misery of the earthquake that devastated Haiti in 2010. Haiti is one of the poorest countries anywhere, and an exhaustive investigation by National Public Radio and the activist group Pro Publica could not find where the Red Cross expenditures went.
Suspicion of Red Cross aid is not new. The Red Cross, as any reporter with experience covering fires, floods and storms would typically tell you, arrives to set up an impressive public-relations operation, issuing streams of press releases. The Salvation Army and the churches arrive with blankets, clothes, sandwiches, coffee and doughnuts.
David Meltzer, the chief Red Cross lawyer and head of its international division, cites his charity's aid during a cholera outbreak when the Haitian government was in "disarray," which it usually is. The Red Cross nevertheless declines to provide a list of specific programs it ran, how much they cost and how much the charity spent on "administration."
The Red Cross gave much of the money it collected to other groups to do the hands-on work, after first taking its customary administrative cut. The charities that received the money took their own fees as well. According to NPR-Pro Publica, the Red Cross collected an additional cut for what it calls the "program costs incurred in managing" these third-party projects. In one program reviewed by NPR-ProPublica, these costs ate up a third of the money that was intended to help impoverished Haitians. There is no dearth of highly polished pamphlets describing programs that function only to feed the bureaucracy.
A press conference in the capital of Port-au-Prince early this month, called by the Red Cross to answer charges in the NPR-Pro Publica investigation, descended into mostly noise. The Red Cross spokesman, Walker Dauphin, says the NPR-Pro Publica account had "misleading allegations" and that "in total, more than a hundred projects were implemented." But Haiti's most prominent newspaper, Le Nouvelliste, published an account of the press conference under the headline, "When the Red Cross drowns the fish."
Rep. Rick Nolan of Minnesota, a Democrat, has called for the House oversight committee to look further into the Red Cross program in Haiti. That certainly seems appropriate. But given the growing list of national and international disasters to which American charity is devoted, something more is in order. More government regulation — especially given the scandalous way the Internal Revenue Service has ruled on the tax deductibility of charitable contributions — is clearly not the answer.
The major national and international charities themselves must set up the means to regulate themselves, to avoid further exploitation of American cash and good will, and to save the fish. (Contributor: By The Washington Times editorial team)
Prayer and Praise: Give thanks for America's largesse of heart in leading worldwide giving to national and international emergencies and disasters. Much of this comes from hearts of faith informed by biblical instruction. As with all good causes, those with selfish motives can infiltrate, and some organizations are simply not run efficiently. Pray for those like The Salvation Army, Samaritan's Purse, and others, where practical help is accompanied by a clear Christian witness.
[Paul to the Ephesian elders:] "I have shown you in every way, by laboring like this, that you must support the weak. And remember the words of the Lord Jesus, that He said, 'It is more blessed to give than to receive.'" (Acts 20:35)
"He who has pity on the poor lends to the Lord, and He will pay back what he has given." (Prov. 19:17)
America has reversed direction from its origin of limited government and unlimited economy. Today, America is increasingly defined by an expanding government and a retreating economy. The question now is: When we will recognize this reversal?
America's original perspective on government and the economy came from our Colonial past. Confronted with what they perceived as unlimited government — in the form of Colonial executive power and their exclusion from legislative power in the British Parliament — the Founders created a very limited government in the Constitution.
James Madison in Federalist No. 45 summed up the approach to government: "The powers delegated by the proposed Constitution to the federal government are few and defined." The federal government was to be held in check internally by its three branches and externally by the Constitution on one side, and the state governments on the other.
Contrasting with this very narrow view of federal power was an expansive vision of economic power. Again, it originated in America's Colonial past. As a colony, America's economy could be thoroughly controlled by the British government. It was intended to be a producer of raw materials and a market for British manufacturing. Ultimately, the increasing regulation of the Colonial economy — as much as the British government's increasing encroachment — separated Colonial America from its British parent.
The Constitution is as notable for its lack of economic control over the young country as its intended restraint of the new federal government.
Taxes were minimal, with the government financed almost completely by tariffs and land sales. When the government tried to intervene economically, it failed spectacularly. The C&O Canal, championed by the early government, was replaced by the railroad even before its completion. And the federal capital, Washington, D.C., was a sleepy backwater town compared to the many new cities that arose from the nation's burgeoning economic growth.
America's model of limited government and unlimited economy prevailed until the 20th century. It was occasionally interrupted — even seriously by World War I — but would resume. However, with the Depression and World War II in quick succession, the altered relationship between government and economy did not fully revert. Both America's government and its economy had begun the migration from their opposite poles.
The federal budget demonstrates how far government has traveled from its original limited form. In 1930, with the country just entering what would become the Great Depression, the federal government spent just 3.4 percent of gross domestic product (GDP). In 2014, the last full fiscal year, the federal government spent 20.3 percent of GDP. Federal outlays are simply the most quantifiable area of the government's reach, but that reach has also greatly expanded in the areas of taxation and regulation.
Arthur Laffer provided a glimpse of increasing government's effect four decades ago. Looking just at taxation, he described the diminishing returns from increasing rates of taxation in the now famous Laffer Curve.
Simply looking at the old Soviet system, we intuitively understand Laffer's Curve. In that case, under a system of state ownership of the means of production, the effective tax rate was 100 percent. The resulting economic sclerosis would lead to the USSR's collapse within just three generations.
Why would not the Laffer Curve also pertain on a government-wide scale that includes regulation, spending and borrowing, as well as taxes? Why, as government becomes less limited and these areas of its economic impact increase, would there not come a point of negative effect?
As unquestionably limited as the federal government was at its origin, it is equally undeniable that its limits have been eroding. At the same time, it is equally clear that what was once a robust economy has been anything but — not just since the Great Recession, but before it as well.
If we cannot agree as a nation that an growing government has had a role in our shrinking economy, then current circumstances should at least prompt this discussion. How far and for how long must government expand before it has a negative economic impact?
For those who deny the principle behind the question, it is wise to remember that in no other area of the economy does the law of diminishing returns not prevail. Are we to believe that government's impact on the economy is the sole exception? If it is not an exception, at what point does this diminution occur? And finally, has America already begun to feel its effect in practice?
Where once there was a limited government and unlimited economy, today there is a comparatively unlimited government and a limited economy. Following this progression, at what point do we begin to seriously measure, regulate and mitigate the impact of government's increasingly destructive impact upon the economy? (Contributor: By J.T. Young for The Washington Times - J.T. Young served in the Treasury Department and the Office of Management and Budget from 2001 to 2004 and as a congressional staff member from 1987 to 2000.)
For prayer: In summary, this article asks, "Can an out-of-control government be restored to the original intentions of the Founders?" No one knows the answer. At present, the government consumes, and the economy is being consumed. Obviously, there is an endpoint at which both government and economy implode (note the situation in Greece). Many feel the only solution is a country reawakened by transforming revival. We ask intercessors to pray in unity to that end.
"Therefore I exhort first of all that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks be made for all men, for kings and all who are in authority, that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and reverence. For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Savior, who desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth." (1 Tim. 2:1-4)
"For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life a ransom for many." (Mark 10:45)
First there was the New Mexico wedding photographer. Then there was the Indiana pizza maker. Now there is the Maryland disc jockey.
The national debate about how to balance religious conscience protections and gay equality flared in the large, mostly liberal Washington, D.C., suburb of Montgomery County Friday, when Dani Tsakounis tried to help her brother hire Ultrasound Deejays for a party. An owner of the business told Tsakounis he would not provide the DJ because Tsakounis's brother, a Silver Spring therapist, is married to another man and the birthday party they are hosting is for their 60-year-old roommate, who is also gay.
"I just said, 'We won't be able to do it, we're a Christian organization and it would go against our faith, I'm sorry,'" Michael Lampiris, co-owner of Ultrasound Deejays, said Friday.
Tom Tsakounis, 46, was so upset when his sister told him that he posted the news on his neighborhood listserv, prompting calls of sympathy from neighbors. He also registered a complaint with the Montgomery County Human Rights Commission, which hears cases of alleged discrimination.
Maryland state law has banned discrimination based on sexual orientation in public accommodation — which includes businesses "offering goods, services, entertainment" the law says — since 2001. But the question of whether such laws infringe on the rights of religious conservatives, however, has received increased attention as more gay equality advocates have stepped up to file complaints and religious conservatives have argued that their conscience rights are being violated.
In this case, both Lampiris and Tsakounis were surprised the issue erupted – but for different reasons.
Tom Tsakounis said he had never been denied services in his life because he is gay and was floored to see it happen in Montgomery County – a liberal suburb where he has lived for 15 years. Lampiris, 54, has been living in the county for 30 years and said he had never heard of the law forbidding such discrimination.
Ultrasound Deejays, which he founded in the 1980s with his brother, has a written company policy stating "we will not be involved in any event involving homosexual celebration or activity. We follow biblical morality."
The company policy states that they are a "family friendly" firm and won't play vulgar music, tolerate provocative dancing or be involved with strippers, "fortune tellers, psychics, or magicians."
"We will always try to provide a bright, entertaining, wholesome and fun deejay style where no one is left out," the site says. "Let us work together to keep America clean and good!"
Hearing his sister tell what happened, Tsakounis said, and reading the Ultrasound policy "made me feel like I got hit in the stomach. You feel like: 'C'mon, in my neighborhood?' But: Wow, yes — in my neighborhood."
Lampiris sounded unconcerned about a possible legal challenge. Their firm, which has at times had a roster of 40 DJ-contractors, has turned down other events, he said, such as when a teacher wouldn't promise to work to stop raunchy dancing among students, or when he found out a bridal party included several lesbians.
Dani Tsakounis and Lampiris characterized their conversation the same way: Friendly at the start, with Lampiris telling her he could send a DJ and then asking for a few more details in order to find a good match of a DJ. Once she told him it was a 60th, Lampiris joked that she sounded too young to have a peer who was 60 — was this her father? That led to her describing that the man having the birthday was a long-ago partner of her brother, who was now married to another man. The three now live in the same house.
"I said: 'Are they together in a union?' And she said 'Yes.' It took me back and I said: 'I don't know if anyone would want to do it, I just don't know,'" Lampiris recalled saying. Then he told Tsakounis his objection was religious. "She said 'Forget it,' and hung up."
In this case, Lampiris said he had never heard of a related law, "but it's important for us to make a stand. We don't want to go against the law, but we also sometimes are called to do that if it goes against your faith. To me it would be like a synagogue having to cater to a neo-Nazi party or black DJ having to do a KKK dance," he said. Gay clients don't pose a "physical threat – it's a conscience thing, and conscience is very important for everybody. In fact, I think it's the most important thing."
Jer Welter, managing attorney of FreeState Legal, which provides legal advocacy for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people in Maryland, said several dozen cases like this come into county and state civil rights offices each year and are mostly resolved through mediation. Some have been litigated, he said. Most cases of discrimination never get filed as complaints, he said.
However U.S. courts are still hashing out a balance between religious conscience protections and protection from discrimination. One legal expert who specializes in religious liberty, but didn't want to speak by name about the DJ case without knowing more details, said courts have looked at questions such as: What are a business' general policies and culture? What kind of specific activity were they asked to engage in? For example, the attorney said, there might be a difference between simply refusing to serve a gay couple and refusing to work at an event that is centered on "celebrating homosexuality."
He noted that in April a Kentucky Circuit Court ruled that a Christian T-shirt maker had the right to refuse to make gay pride festival shirts.
What will happen next wasn't clear. Efforts to reach the state and county civil rights offices late Friday were not successful.
Tsakounis said his sister and other friends were trying to help him and his husband find another DJ for the party for their friend– who is Tom's long-ago boyfriend and now their roommate. They had never considered any potential discrimination issue and the space booked for the party, which is in August, is the Knights of Columbus Hall, which is a Catholic Church-affiliated building, he said.
After the Friday incident with Lampiris, Tsakounis said he left a voicemail with the Knights.
"Now I'm really nervous. What if they say no? My sister said, 'I'd never walk into a Knights of Columbus hall and say: I'm straight, I'm having a straight party.' We just haven't had to think about these things."
Lampiris said he hopes the issue won't become a standoff in any way. But if it did, "we would make a stand if the good Lord is willing," he said, citing the New Testament book of Acts: "We ought to obey God rather than men." (Contributor: By Michelle Boorstein for The Washington Post - Washington Post researcher Magda Jean-Louis contributed to this report.)
Intercessors know how to pray in this situation. We have been here several times before, though names and faces change. Our prayer is that a homosexual person or couple can hear and accept the straight person's concerns and convictions and simply seek another vendor. The demand to seek agreement and compliance is neither honest nor fair. Please pray as you are led, not forgetting the obvious larger issues.
"But Peter and the other apostles answered and said: 'We ought to obey God rather than men.'" (Acts 5:29)
"Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-Nego answered and said to the king, 'O Nebuchadnezzar, we have no need to answer you in this matter. If that is the case, our God whom we serve is able to deliver us from the burning fiery furnace, and He will deliver us from your hand, O king. But if not, let it be known to you, O king, that we do not serve your gods, nor will we worship the gold image which you have set up.'" (Dan. 3:16-18)
For nearly two decades, the U.S. Army has provided an honor guard for an Independence Day celebration at a Baptist church that predates the founding of the nation. But this year – that tradition has come to an end.
Officials at Fort Gordon say they will not be able to send an honor guard to a July 5th service at Abilene Baptist Church because it violates a military policy banning any involvement in a religious service.
"While there are conditions under which the Army can participate in events conducted at a house of worship, we cannot participate in the context of a religious service," Public Affairs Officer J.C. Mathews told me.
He said officials at Fort Gordon as well as the Office of the Staff Judge Advocate reviewed the church's request and determined they were in fact holding a "religious service."
So it's OK to invite the troops so long as you don't pray, talk about Jesus or read the Bible?
"As a result, the Army is not permitted to take part," Mathews said.
That policy would be an offense to most churches in America – but it is especially offensive when you consider the Army just refused to provide an honor guard for a church whose first pastor was a chaplain in the Revolutionary Army.
Abilene Baptist Church was founded in 1774 – one of Georgia's most historic churches and the second oldest in the state. The founding pastor was arrested by a colonial magistrate for "preaching in Georgia" and the first pastor, Reverend Loveless Savage, was a chaplain in the Revolutionary Army.
"It was an absolute shock," said Brad Whitt, the current pastor of Abilene Baptist Church. "What a sad commentary on the state of affairs in America – when we cannot even allow the flags to fly if they are in a church building."
"We've had a tremendous working relationship with the fort," he told me. "We've hosted all sorts of events for military families. We really try to show our love and respect and we try to honor our military folks."
The July 5th church service is scheduled to be a "God and Country"-themed celebration with patriotic music and lots of red, white and blue. Afterwards, the church is hosting a Sunday picnic – complete with hot dogs and hamburgers. And for the sake of full disclosure, I've been invited to speak at the church service – as well as eat a hamburger afterwards.
Pastor Whitt said they were genuinely confused by the Army's slight – seeing how Fort Gordon has been providing an honor guard for the past 20 years.
"They have participated for the past two decades and now they are saying – no," he said. "This is just another example of the secularization of America."
The church sent me photographs of the honor guard on the main platform of the church in 2007 and 2010. Last year, the church held their service in a local park – and once again – the military sent an honor guard.
So what changed?
Fort Gordon's Public Affairs Office pointed me to Army Regulation 360-1 – dated May 2011.
The lengthy regulation states Army participation must not selectively benefit (or appear to benefit) any religious group. It also mandates that Army Public Affairs not support any event involving the promotion, endorsement or sponsorship of a religious movement.
According to public affairs, the 2007 church service was designated by the military as a "non-sectarian musical and patriotic program."
According to the military's calculations, 80 percent of the program was musical and the other 20 percent included narration and other patriotic elements.
"Because this was not a religious service, our participation was permitted," he said.
He said the key is not whether the event is sponsored by a religious organization or held in a house of worship.
"Instead, the key factor is, whether or not the event is an actual religious service," Mathews said.
So it's okay to invite the troops so long as you don't pray, talk about Jesus or read the Bible?
"That's what makes this so sad," Pastor Whitt told me. "This is what we've come to in our nation – where even just representing the colors is some sort of political thing."
While the Pentagon won't allow an honor guard to set foot in a church, they have no problem allowing them to march in a gay pride parade.
Last year the Department of Defense gave permission for an honor guard to participate in Washington, D.C.'s gay pride parade – a historic first. An honor guard is also expected to march in the 2015 Capital Pride parade.
So if a military honor guard can celebrate gay pride in a public parade, why can't they celebrate American pride inside a Baptist church? (Contributor: By Todd Starnes for Fox News - Todd Starnes is host of Fox News & Commentary, heard on hundreds of radio stations. His latest book is "God Less America: Real Stories From the Front Lines of the Attack on Traditional Values." )
For prayer: Christians must pray and prepare for far worse than this social insult. Our nation is officially post-Christian. The next step is "anti-Christian." Leaders willing to tell the truth are alerting Christ's followers to prepare for more. Our Lord said that "the gates of Hades shall not prevail against [His church]." He also said that the path of those who chose to follow Him would not be exempt from suffering and that believers should be prepared to die if identified with Him.
"Jesus answered [Pilate, saying], 'My kingdom is not of this world. If My kingdom were of this world, My servants would fight, so that I should not be delivered to the Jews; but now My kingdom is not from here.'" (John 18:36)
"'These things I have spoken to you, that you should not be made to stumble. They will put you out of the synagogues; yes, the time is coming that whoever kills you will think that he offers God service. And these things they will do to you because they have not known the Father nor Me. But these things I have told you, that when the time comes, you may remember that I told you of them.'" (John 16:1-4)
British atheist writer and comedian Pat Condell's latest YouTube video targets American progressives who seek to sabotage the First Amendment in a desire to criminalize speech they deem offensive.
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With his tongue planted firmly in cheek, Condell delivers a scathing, though humorous, rebuke of Americans who are sitting on the sidelines watching their fundamental birthright being purged before their very eyes in the name of progress. His British perspective is unique as he admits his home country has long since bullied the right to free speech out of its citizens.
"The progressive tide is coming in, America, and it's looking irreversible," he warns. "Not least because the next generation is being carefully programmed right now by a progressive educational establishment to hold the First Amendment and all it represents in morally superior contempt."
Though many of his videos are blows against liberal government, a great bulk of Condell's offerings have targeted Islam and religion in general, including Christianity. Many have been offended by Condell's words and many have leveled threats. Yet, Condell continues to exercise what little freedom he has left via these mini-episodes of free speech with a perspective perhaps only one from across the pond could truly understand. That is perhaps why his warning to America is so imperative:
You see, what you need to understand, America, is that feelings are the new truth, and truth is the new blasphemy in this brave new progressive world of ours. (I'm sorry, did I say brave? I meant cowardly, of course.)
To this mentality, the First Amendment isn't simply an inconvenience, or an obstacle to be overcome. It's a crime against humanity.
So the days of that pesky, troublesome First Amendment are clearly numbered, folks. And when you think of all the trouble it has caused, you can't say that's a bad thing. Well, you can now, obviously, but not for long. (Contributor: Trey Sanchez for Truth Revolt)
For prayer: In light of many assaults our own government and other anti-Christian forces wage against free speech and other aspects of religious liberty, the weapons to counter such attacks are not physical but spiritual. Christians may intercede with fasting, offer a strong biblical witness, seek redress in court, and peacefully resist. After that, if we do not prevail, we must accept the penalty and suffering meted out—and we must forgive our persecutors. Nothing more. Let's pray accordingly.
"For to you it has been granted on behalf of Christ, not only to believe in Him, but also to suffer for His sake." (Phil. 1:29)
"Yes, and all who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will suffer persecution. But evil men and impostors will grow worse and worse, deceiving and being deceived." (2 Tim. 3:12-13)


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Located on Chestnut in the Marina, amidst all those track-suited moms with Chanel sunglasses and Bugaboo strollers, lies Lucca Delicatessen. With its little green awning, inside are some great Italian finds (try going when they are making fresh ravioli — right now, pumpkin, meat, or cheese), fresh burrata, Italian cold cuts, and one of the most delicious frozen lasagnas that makes Stouffer's so embarrassed, it hides under bed in the dark! They've been around for over 80 years, and their longevity lies in the high-quality, authentic goods they sell. They offer soups of the day, specials of the day, and put out a little sign when they are making fresh pasta. I mostly stop by for sandwiches, but if you have the time, peruse the small, packed space and check out what other goodies are in there.
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Martin Brief
Artist, St. Louis, MO
April 21 & 23, 2015 | 1:00 – 4:30 pm
Wriston Art Center #105 | Free and open to the public
Public Lecture at 4:30pm on Tuesday, April 21 in Wriston Auditorium
Tour of Martin Brief's exhibition "Amazon God" in the Hoffmaster Gallery on Wednesday, April 22 at 1pm.
Come and experience Martin's text-based imagery first hand as he produces a limited edition print. All ages are welcome.
AC15-107 Visiting Artist Martin Brief POSTER_FINAL.pdf
Program Description: Martin investigates the ways that language, thought, and information relate to contemporary culture and the creation of self. He draws from early conceptual art practices, Zen Buddhism, information overload and data collection practices to make beautiful, spare, laborious works on paper.
Sponsored by The Paper Fox Printmaking Workshop, Wriston Art Galleries and the Art & Art History Department
Print & Ceramic Sale!
April 25, 2014 | 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Wriston Art Center #105 | Free and open to the public
AR15-103 Print and Ceramic Sale poster copy.pdf
A large variety of limited edition prints by professional artists, student prints, ceramic pieces, and print subscriptions are available for purchase. Come in and also enjoy printmaking demonstrations, a silent auction, and a raffle with exciting prizes (Kindle Fire HD, art supplies, gift certificates, and more)! People of all ages are welcome.
Cash, check and credit cards (Visa & MC only) are accepted. Spread the word and we'll see you at the sale!
Sponsored by The Paper Fox Printmaking Workshop, Ceramics area, & thINK Printmaking Club


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Readership: Readers of popular science and general readers interested in the science of particle physics, and anyone wanting to find out the truth behind the science fiction stories about antimatter.
Frank Close, Professor of Theoretical Physics, Oxford University, and Fellow in Physics, Exeter College, Oxford
"To miss out on books like this is to miss out on a grasp of the astounding nature of the universe," - Nicholas Lezard, The Guardian
"This compact book is a wonderful source of information on antimatter and offers us a meticulously researched account of the nature, properties and applications of the often overlooked entities in the fantastic antiworld around us." - Chemistry World
Foreword: 'Genesis'
1: Antimatter: fact or fiction?
2: The material world
3: Tablets of stone
4: A cosmic discovery
5: Annihilation
6: Storing antimatter
7: The mirror universe
8: Why is there anything at all
9: Revelation
Appendix: The Cost of Antimatter
Appendix: 'The Dirac Code'


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Production and Operational Management
Documentation of VED Analysis
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Inventory Control
The term inventory means the value or amount of materials or resource on hand. It includes raw material, work-in-process, finished goods & stores & spares. Inventory control is the process by which inventory is measured and regulated according to predetermined norms such as economic lot size for order or production, safety stock, minimum level, maximum level, order level etc. Inventory control pertains primarily to the administration of established policies, systems & procedures in order to reduce the inventory cost. Inventory management is the system devised and adopted for controlling investment in inventory. The aim of inventory management is to attain a healthy balance between the cost of having inventory and the cost of not having inventory. Types of Inventory:
* Direct inventories
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* Finished Goods
* Indirect inventories
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* Buffer inventories or safety stock
* Lot size inventories
* Seasonal inventories
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* Decoupling inventories
Objectives of inventory control
* To meet unforeseen future demand due to variation in forecast figures and actual figures. * To average out demand fluctuations due to seasonal or cyclic variations. * To meet the customer requirement timely, effectively, efficiently, smoothly and satisfactorily. * To smoothen the production process.
* To facilitate intermittent production of several products on the same facility. * To gain economy of production or purchase in lots.
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I came to Cape Town 20 years ago on holiday from London, UK and loved it so much I stayed! I'm a travel writer...
I came to Cape Town 20 years ago on holiday from London, UK and loved it so much I stayed! I'm a travel writer and have written a full colour coffee table book all about Cape Town, which I think is the most beautiful city in the world. Studio Martini is perfectly placed right in the heart of tourist Cape Town, yet remarkably quiet because it's surrounded by gardens with a swimming pool. I keep the price low to give you great value, which makes Studio Martini pretty popular and keeps you happy too. I have a great agent who looks after all the reservations, payments, meet and greet and is available to you during your stay.
I know you are going to love it!
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What I really appreciated about the flat was that there were little details that were thought about such as there being a two coffee plungers, 2 cup or a 4 cup, milk in the fridge on our arrival, hot water bottles on the bed, various Dvds to watch this really was lovely and a personal touch.
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Wadebridge welcome League Two Bury in pre-season friendly
Posted: July 13, 2013|
Wadebridge Town welcome League Two side Bury to Bodieve Park on Thursday July 18 in their first friendly of the season.
Bury manager Keith Blackwell, formerly of Plymouth Argyle, has rebuilt his side during the summer following his club's relegation from League One last season.
Amongst his new signings are former Welsh international Gareth Roberts and midfielders Ashley Grimes and Euan Holden.
After playing Sheffield United at home on Saturday they travel to Cornwall to play St Blazey on Tuesday July 16 and Wadebridge on Thursday, both games kicking off at 7.30pm.
Admission prices are £6 for Adults and £3 for concessions.
Tickets are available from Bridge Sports in Wadebridge or from the club, telephone 07840 385493.
Match sponsors are Tregoning Ford of Wadebridge.


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Ok...since I have been pregnant I have no interest in SEX. I love my husband and find him very attractive...but I got nothing!!! My Libido is gone. Is anyone else feeling this way? Is there anything I can do? I feel so bad that I can't make him happy. At this point my body is just saying no!!! HELP PLEASE!!!!!
Has Anyone else lost there interest in SEX once they became Pregnant
It is snowing today; patients are not coming in…so I thought I would take the time to wade in on this one. This is what I tell my pts when it comes up.
Men, the Wooly Mammoth and Porn
20000 yeas ago man were hunters and as hunters they lived and survived by reading visual clues in their environment. If a man couldn't read the signs like animal tracks or signs of a coming storm…. they did not survive. A man who was good at understanding the visual clues of his world was more likely to bring back the woolly mammoth so that he and his family would survive. So….. men were and are more visual as an evolutionary necessity. Men are visual creatures.
This is also why men also like facts. When you are sneaking up on a mammoth, you don't spend time discussing how everyone is feeling about the hunt or how we are going to use the animal. The conversation is short and to the point. "On the count of three, I will hit it from the right, Org we come from the left and Moog will hit it from behind".
Men are visual creatures, we like to look. Also, men masturbate. There is an old saying that goes, "there are two types of liars, those who say they don't masturbate and those who say they're going to quit". Even though men masturbate and are told "it is normal" is something that most men do not feel comfortable about sharing with their girlfriends and wives. There is always some residual guilt or shame lingering from childhood. It takes a very secure male in a very secure relationship to be able to say, "Honey, I know you're not in the mood so I will turn on some porn for a while, jerk off, and meet you in bed in a few minutes."
Women, the Cave, and Romance Novels
20,000 years ago, women stayed behind in the caves while the men were out hunting. They sat around the fire in small groups wondering what the men were going to bring back. They talked among themselves how it wanted to use the hide for a new pair shoes for the kids or new piece of bone for needle. They thought a lot about the future, imagining how they would use the fruits from the hunt. This is why women like to process and are more into the fantasy of romance novels.
For most women, their simulation comes from their head in the form of fantasy. A woman may fantasize about having sex with Brad Pitt but a man would never fantasize about having sex with Angelina Jolie. He may be stimulated by a picture of her or by remembering a nude scene of her in movie but he will not fantasize about what it would be like to meet her and to be with her. That is why the romance novel business is a multimillion dollar endeavor.
From most men, online porn takes the place of the old hidden Playboy under the mattress. It is pure visual stimulation and nothing else. Now I understand that there are a few men who get addicted to this but generally it is not a sign have an underlying problem.
Here is a quote from one of my pregnant patients.
"Our sex life has decreased to about once a week because he's so weirded out about the whole prego thing. He's absolutely thrilled of course, but he doesn't much want sex. And I can't get enough. Now since we've had our 8 week ultrasound, he's more weirded out than before. My favorite line I've heard from him so far, "No I don't' want blow job. You're somebody's MOM now, and that's just not right. I don't want a blow job from somebody's MOM!"
Men will never truly understand women and women will never truly understand men. We will always remain a mystery, somewhat, to the other gender.
Since I wasn't feeling like having sex nearly as much I tried an experament and applyed warming oil/ tingle oil (oils sold for enjoyable sex) up in the you know where before my husband got home from work that night....it really helped and I have been doing it ever since.


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Documents and research related to the roughly 780 people who have been sent to the Guantánamo Bay prison since 2002.
Samir Naji al Hasan Moqbel
Samir Naji al Hasan Moqbel is a 37-year-old citizen of Yemen. As of Oct. 9, 2015, he has been held at Guantánamo for 13 years nine months. As of January 2010, the Guantánamo Review Task Force had recommended him for transfer to Yemen provided that certain security conditions were met.*
Internment Serial Number: 43
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First of all my apologies for my bad English.
In my opinion they totally destroyed the borg.
In TNG en First Contact they needed a fleet of ships who where no match against the Borg and in Voyager they were almost powerless.
And there was almost no struggle between the Marque and Starfleet personnel, i mean the Marque were supposed to be terrorist.
Voyager was also never in danger, they had always power, photon torpedo's, shuttles.
I mean they were on food rations but the holodeck were always online.
And Janeway was a dictator
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This is a super easy weeknight dinner, and a crowd pleaser. I also add a bit of lemon juice in the sauceflag if inappropriate
I made a few adjustments to this recipe and it turned out great. I made the sauce with 1/2 sour cream and 1/2 plain greek yogurt and added juice from a whole lemon. I also sauteed my onions first, then pureed them and added them to the sauce (I dont like raw/crunchy onions).flag if inappropriate
Prepare the sauce and let sit while putting together a salad and whatever else. Easy to put together a great meal in stages in an hour with this. Followed directions exactly except used red onion and half sour cream and half plain low fat yogurt because that is what I had, a little of both. Oh, used garlic salt instead of chopping fresh garlic since I was busy with other things and had already cleaned cutting board. We thought it was wonderful and we do not go for blah food. Eat the sauce straight! Mmmm.flag if inappropriate
Easily made for an impromptu dinner party for 8. Huge hit -- all asked for recipe. Only substitution was dry dill in place of fresh which was not on hand.flag if inappropriate
Very good recipe for a weeknight meal. My kids even loved it. I used FAGE 0% plain greek yogurt instead of sour cream. I used 1/4 c. dried dill as we love the taste of this herb and we didn't have any fresh available.flag if inappropriate
I halved the recipe and used 2 6oz wild salmon filets with skin. I also used low fat sour cream, just barely a Tb Dijon, & 1 1/2 Tb dried dill instead of fresh (didn't have it on hand). The sauce was a little flat at that point, so I added just a splash of white wine and a sprinkle of lemon pepper and garlic salt, which perked it up nicely. I also allowed the salmon to sit with the garlic, sea salt, and lemon pepper in the fridge while the sauce ingredients came together. I covered liberally with sauce (using probably about a 1/4 cup per piece) and after 20 minutes, the salmon was slightly warm in the center, but not fully cooked. I added an additional 10 minutes which ended up being a bit too much - salmon was slightly firmer than I would have liked. Enjoyed the flavor and would probably try again with fresh dill and 25 minutes of cooking time.flag if inappropriate
I rated this recipe as just "good" because I thought it could have been much better. I used a very nice French dijon, dill from my own patch, and ended up doubling the dill, still, after baking, it seemed too faint. The dijon was there perfectly, but the rest was almost entirely lost. I think I would have done better to make a basic baked salmon with lemon and dill instead. So, I guess it was "good" for what it was, but I was hoping for much more. Simple-yes, easy-yes, but in the end, just pretty ok.flag if inappropriate
My husband and I loved this! He's Gluten Free so it was the perfect meal for him ... and still managed to appeal to my "eat anything" sensibilities. Like one other reviewer, I used shallots instead of onion and changed the mustard to 1 1/2 tbsp. We also had to cook the salmon longer in our oven (perhaps our piece was thicker vs longer?) Great dish!flag if inappropriate
Loved the mustard dill sauce. Seems like it will go good with a lot of fish dishes.flag if inappropriate
This recipe couldn't get any more simple yet delicious with dinner ready in under a half hour. I used shallots instead of onion which turned out quite good.flag if inappropriate


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Actually, both, played on an eye-popper of a piano next to the Metropolitan Opera House.
Monday was the first day on which 60 pianos could be played on street corners and in parks around the city as part of a public art project called "Play Me, I'm Yours." There were double-takes as people walked by: A piano? Anyone can sit down and play anything?
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The holiday season brings another exclusive RPG for the 360: Namco Bandai's Magnacarta 2, the latest entry in the series that has absolutely nothing to do with the historical English document. The game mixes things up with its novel battle system, but is it enough to help it stand out from the rest?
The story of Magnacarta 2 is one of civil war, with two opposing factions fighting for causes they each truly believe represent the good of all. For most of the tale, your heroes believe their side is just, but as inconvenient truths manifest, their resolve begins to unravel. It all leads to a bittersweet ending that will have you questioning your entire adventure.
The premise is promising enough, but the execution is flawed. Most of the dialogue is delivered through static exposition sequences that won't hold your attention very well, and the story's pacing is incredibly sluggish out of the gates. In short, it asks a whole lot of your patience before it finally begins to pay off. Then there's the issue of character development. A few of the lead characters will grow on you, but for the most part, it's a forgetful ensemble.
Magnacarta 2 follows a traditional formula: you explore environments, gear up at each town you visit, and level your characters through combat. The world is divided into several zones that are interconnected, but for most of the game, you're confined to specific areas. The boundaries are all dictated by the story, and until you complete the main objective in each area--which usually means defeating a monstrous boss--you won't be able to progress to the next part of the game. This doesn't necessarily mean the game is strictly linear, though, as there's some emphasis on straying off the beaten path.
While most games force you to grind through countless battles to level up, Magnacarta 2 delivers a now-familiar alternative: the MMO-style quest. In nearly every segment of the game, you'll meet NPCs who dole out them out, and reward you with experience, money, and loot upon completion. Quest objectives are fairly diverse, with some even playing out like standalone mini-games. You'll still need to fight the occasional foe or two to advance in addition to questing, but the game strikes a welcome balance between the two options.
Throughout the game, you control a party of three active members, with up to three more sitting in reserve. Each character wields a specific type of weapon, and comes with a unique skill tree to boot. The advancement system isn't very deep overall, but you do reap solid benefits by enhancing your weapons. This will feel familiar to fans of Final Fantasy VII, and if you exploit it for all it's worth, your characters will be much more powerful for it.
Quests and weapon upgrades aside, Mangacarta 2 is held back its claustrophobic world. There's not a lot of diversity in the lay of the land; you'll find yourself constantly retreading the same old areas. All told, expect to wile away around 35 hours as you ramble through it.
One of the more unique aspects of Magnacarta 2 is its battle system, which incorporates elements of turn-based and real-time combat. As you traverse each area, you'll come across enemies that you can engage or avoid. If you decide to enter combat, the game shifts into battle seamlessly. It's also just as easy to exit combat, in case you need to flee or re-position yourself for a strategic advantage. It's incredibly simple and allows the action to flow at a good pace.
Combat occurs in real time, with players executing a wide variety of attacks linked together into combos. You can't, however, simply pound away at enemies without consequence. Your actions are limited by a gauge at the bottom of the screen, and if you fail to properly mind it, your characters will end up overheating, which immobilizes them for a short period of time. While this seems like it would put the brakes on combat at first, there's a little more to it.
The game incorporates a chain mechanic that encourages you to switch between active party members at a specific time in order to prevent incapacitating any one character. It definitely comes with a steep learning curve, but it keeps the action flowing, amounting to combat that's incredibly fun once you've got it mastered. On the flip side, it somewhat lessens the importance of any one character, making them feel more like a cog in a machine than a unique player on the battlefield.
While the basic battle mechanics are spot on, there are still a few hiccups. Camera controls in some areas will obscure your view, making it difficult to fight effectively. Your active party members aren't very competent, largely due to the limited number of AI behaviors you can assign to them. This can throw a wrench in your battle plans unless you do some serious micromanagement.
Magnacarta 2's visual presentation is hit or miss. Character and enemy models look decent, and some of the environments truly stand out. Many of the backgrounds look ugly, though, since there's a constant blur effect that obscures the short draw distance. There's also a good amount of load time to deal with.
For such a dialogue-heavy game, you would hope that the voice work were more up to the task. It's actually very uneven, and the repetitive battle cries get annoying, though you can turn them off. The soundtrack is decent enough, but it's never truly memorable.
Despite its unique combat system and all the alternatives it provides to tired old level grind, there are just too many flaws holding Magnacarta 2 back. Unless you're fine with enduring lots of slow moments, it's hard to recommend without reservation, especially given how many great RPGs there are on the 360.
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Reviewed By Darin M (Lake Stevens, WA) Reviewed for a 2002 Honda S2000 —3/7/2011 8:28 PM
Product was just as advetised. I put quick shipping even though it was one day later than expected but that was due to the snow storm. One thing to consider when purchasing a replacement is it will not come wiht bolts and nuts. I assumed so and kept the old ones and my guess is most leave the old parts on or already know this anyway.