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This Western apparel retailer is fine with having the customer guide the way it stocks and sells its merchandise. Employees at any of RCC Western Stores' locations aren't there to sell their customers Western apparel. They're there to help them buy items that meet their needs. It's an important distinction that Bob Hoover, CEO, says makes coming to work enjoyable for him and his employees.
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Learn how this Western-wear retailer uses Facebook to better meet the needs of its customers. Change is hard. Throw in the complexities associated with social media, and it's easy to find yourself swimming in a sea of fan pages and tweets. Yet despite the hesitation to turn from traditional marketing to more modern forms of media, Sheplers has streamlined new endeavors to better serve its customers, while maintaining its heritage as a one-stop-shop for all things Western.
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As a manufacturer and retailer of wood furniture, this family-owned company knows what matters most to its customers. Talk about belly of the beast. When scouting for all of the six locations it now operates, Colorado-based Woodley's Fine Furniture looked for a spot closest to the competition. Paul Woodley, director of marketing and the second generation of the Woodley family to work in the business, said locating showrooms this way simply makes the most sense.
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By keeping its customer base at top of mind, this independent grocery store chain makes the right decisions to strengthen its business. As part of an independent grocery chain, the 25 stores under the KV Mart Co. umbrella are at an advantage: there isn't a lot of downtime between making a decision and implementing it. This fast-paced approval process works particularly well because each KV Mart location is tailored specifically for its community.
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This Pennsylvania retailer was advised not to make renovations during hard times but did so anyway, in hopes a sleeker store would bring in more customers. When the owners of John Reyer Company, Inc. decided to revamp large sections of the selling floor at their Sharon, Pa. shoe store this past year, people told them they were crazy. It didn't matter, they said, that the store has been around since 1886, that it carries the world's largest selection of hard-to-find sizes, or that its 36,000-square-foot selling floor could well be a tourist attraction for its sheer size.
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HONOLULU -- Being selected to serve as a Korean Augmentation to the U.S. Army (KATUSA) is an honor in itself.
But, being selected as the U.S. Army Reserves' first-ever KATUSA takes the distinction to a whole new level.
Initiated more than 60 years ago through an agreement by Republic of Korea President Rhee Syng-man and U.S. Gen. Douglas McArthur, KATUSAs are an integral component to the relationship that has developed between the ROK and U.S. and remains a vital element of the strong bonds between the two nations.
A few short weeks ago, the 9th Mission Support Command's 658th Regional Support Group, located in Yongsan, Seoul, South Korea, enlisted the help of Korean counterpart Pvt. Kieok Ryu to assist in its day-to-day activities.
Col. Stacy Yamada, commander, 658th RSG, explained the addition of its newest member represents more than just additional manpower.
"Additional support provided by KATUSAs allows units to broaden our engagements with the community and quickly build a necessary support structure," Yamada said.
"Pvt. Ryu, who not only speaks, lives and knows the Republic of Korea, provides us a critical link to our host nation," Yamada added. "In the reality of war and conflict, particularly in South Korea, having a local as a member of our unit allows us to find and capitalize on the bonds between our two countries."
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Bill O'Reilly Talking Points Blasts Barack Obama, Pelosi and Reid For Their Failure in War on Terror
Bill O'Reilly blasted President Barack Obama for his weak foreign policy and the dire consequences it has created in the Middle East, Europe the Far East and across the world. O'Reilly called it a perfect storm of weakness. What happened to Obama's promise to downgrade terrorism as he seems to make climate change a more important topic than terrorism? Obama's lack of leadership, the most reluctant leader this country has ever seen, has been the focal point of why evil has been on the rise. Bill O'Reilly stated, "by withholding American power abroad, the president is plunging the world into a very dark place. When order collapses, so does civilized society."
Bill O'Reilly ended his rant by saying, "God help the next president of the United States." I would go one further and say, God help the citizens of the United States.
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He ripped Obama, Harry Reid, and Nancy Pelosi for "saying various thing that make absolutely no sense at all" while ISIS is growing in power in the Middle East.
O'Reilly went through all the unintended consequences of Obama's weak foreign policy, which includes China's expansion and Vladimir Putin feeling he can just walk all over the United States. O'Reilly said he's "simply aghast that American foreign policy is so bad."
"By withholding American power abroad," he concluded, "the president is plunging the world into a very dark place. When order collapses, so does civilized society, and we are seeing that all over this planet."
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HAPPY EARTH DAY From Barack Obama as He Uses 9,000 Gallons Of Jet Fuel for Air Force One's Trip To Everglades for Speech No One Shows Up At
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HYPOCRISY ALERT … Yesterday, Barack Obama traveled to the Florida Everglades to provide a speech on global warming and the supposed impact on the environment on Earth Day. However, there was a slight problem that added a bit of irony and a interesting bit of hypocrisy … Obama's trip on Air Force One to the Florida Everglades to promote environmentalism used 9000 gallons of jet fuel. Nice carbon footprint Barack. As reported at the Washington Free Beacon, Barack Obama's Earth Day trip to Southern Florida will emit roughly five times as much carbon dioxide as the average American does in a full year. But of course, conservation and doing without is only for the common folk, not Barack Obama. How typical of the LEFT to tell others what they should be doing and then doing just the opposite themselves.
WH spox Josh Earnest spins his way out of a question on Obama's global warming hypocrisy … Answer, because he is Obama and your not
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MR. KNOLLER: On the Everglades trip, does the President risk undermining his message when he flies to the Everglades on a 747 hundreds of miles to make a statement about climate change? (Laughter.)
PEANUT GALLERY: He could drive. (Laughter.)
MR. EARNEST: It's a provocative question.
UNIDENTIFIED: Take a van.
MR. EARNEST: But, no, he doesn't. The President believes that there are important changes that we can make to reduce carbon pollution in this country, and we can do it in a way that will be good for our economy. That is precisely the case that the President will be making at the Everglades. And he's looking forward to the trip.
MR. KNOLLER: Does he try to minimize the carbon footprint that he leaves whenever he goes anywhere?
MR. EARNEST: Well, obviously, the Department of Defense and the Presidential Airlift Group at the United States Air Force is responsible for the President's transportation. So you can talk to them about any steps that they may have taken. I can say as a general matter that the Department of Defense has acknowledged that climate change does pose a national security threat to the United States. And there are a lot of practices that the Department of Defense has taken to try to reduce their carbon footprint. I don't know how that intersects with the use of Air Force One, but you could check with the Air Force on that.
With swampy wetlands and alligators as his backdrop, President Barack Obama will use a visit to Florida's Everglades to warn of the damage that climate change is already inflicting on the nation's environmental treasures — and to hammer political opponents he says are doing far too little about it.
Obama's trip to the Everglades on Wednesday, timed to coincide with Earth Day, marks an attempt to connect the dots between theoretical arguments about carbon emissions and real-life implications. With his climate change agenda under attack in Washington and courthouses across the U.S., Obama has sought this week to force Americans to envision a world in which cherished natural wonders fall victim to pollution.
According to CBS News White House Correspondent Mark Knoller, Obama's Earth Day trip to the Everglades will cover 1,836 miles roundtrip and consume 9,180 gallons of fuel on Air Force One.
Obama Earth Day Trip to Emit 5 Times as Much CO2 as the Average American Does Annually.
If one actually believes this dribble of global emissions of carbon dioxide cause global warming, how does one explain their actions of causing more harm than good?
According to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, burning that much jet fuel will produce more than 88,000 kilograms of carbon dioxide. That is about five times as much as the 17,600 kg that the average American emits annually, according to United Nations data.
Jet fuel "produces, in addition to carbon dioxide, NOx, sulphates, and particulate matter, all of which amplify the impact of aviation on global warming," according to the Flying Clean Alliance, a group that advocates restrictions on aviation-related greenhouse gas emissions.
Now let's figure out the amount of jet fuel used, the amount of carbon emissions spewed into the atmosphere and the number of people that actually attended Obama's Earth Day speech. WHERE ARE ALL THE PEOPLE? Seriously, where are any of the people? How does anyone justify this trip to speak in front of 25 people? There may have been more alligators in attendance.
Posted April 23, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
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Documents Recovered from Osama bin Laden's Compound in Recovered in Pakistan Reveal Iran Is Assisting Al-Qaeda & Has Worked With Terrorist Group For Years
And you wonder why Barack Obama is so pissed that Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is speaking to Congress regarding Iran.
Steve Hayes of The Weekly Standard has delivered a bombshell … Obama Admin Ignored Proof of Iran-Al Qaeda Link After UBL Raid. The Obama White House has been sitting on these documents for years as they now look to make a nuclear deal with Iran. Are you kidding me. Hayes argued that the Obama administration does not want this information to come out as it seeks a deal with Tehran on its nuclear program. You think? How on earth does any US President ignore such a terrorist tie and claim to be acting in the best interest of the United States? This is why Obama has been hell-bent on preventing Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to speak to Congress and the American people. This has nothing to do with protocol issues, it is because Obama wants to make a deal with Iran at any cost. Barack Obama putting the "Hussein" in Barack Hussein Obama.
More striking is Iran's support for al Qaeda. Last week, for the first time in nearly three years, the public saw new information from the bin Laden raid. Documents released as part of a terror trial in New York City show, in the words of the al Qaeda leaders themselves, Iran's availability for training and safe haven. One letter from a senior al Qaeda operative to bin Laden in June 2010 lays out the plans of a core al Qaeda leader to travel to Iran. The letter notes that "Sheikh Yunis" is ready to travel and "the destination, in principle, is Iran. And he has with him six to eight brothers that he chose. I told him we are waiting for final complete confirmation from you to move and agree on this destination (Iran). His plan is: stay around for three months in Iran to train the brothers there then start moving them and distributing them in the world for their missions and specialties."
This comes on top of what we already know about Iran and al Qaeda. As Thomas Joscelyn reported here last week, at least three al Qaeda plots targeting Western interests were hatched in Iran since Obama took office. As the administration pined for Iran to rejoin the community of civilized nations, the Treasury was churning out reports showing Tehran had no such interest. In its designation of Yasin al-Suri, "a prominent Iran-based al Qaeda facilitator," Treasury wrote in December 2011: "Operating under an agreement between al Qaeda and the Iranian Government, al-Suri moves money and al Qaeda recruits from the Middle East through Iran and on to Pakistan and Afghanistan."
New unclassified documents recovered from from the Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan during the 2011 US Navy Seal team raid that killed UBL as evidence in the trial of a terrorism suspect show secret ties between Al Qaeda and Iran. Yes, that very Iran that President Barack Hussein Obama has been bending over backwards for trying to making a nuclear deal with has he throws our greatest ally in the Middle East, Israel, under the bus. It is becoming quite obvious now why Barack Obama and his minions have been trashing Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of his speech in front of Congress this coming Thursday as a preemptive strike to discredit him. What is Obama afraid of, Netanyahu will speak the truth?
This week, prosecutors in New York introduced eight documents recovered in Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan as evidence in the trial of a terrorism suspect. The U.S. government accuses Abid Naseer of taking part in al Qaeda's scheme to attack targets in Europe and New York City. And prosecutors say the documents are essential for understanding the scope of al Qaeda's plotting.
More than 1 million documents and files were captured by the Navy Seals who raided bin Laden's safe house in Abbottabad, Pakistan in May 2011. One year later, in May 2012, the Obama administration released just 17 of them.
While there is some overlap between the files introduced as evidence in Brooklyn and those that were previously made public in 2012, much of what is in the trial exhibits had never been made public before.
The files do not support the view, promoted by some in the Obama administration, that bin Laden was in "comfortable retirement," "sidelined," or "a lion in winter" in the months leading up to his death. On the contrary, bin Laden is asked to give his order on a host of issues, ranging from the handling of money to the movement of terrorist operatives.
Some of the key revelations in the newly-released bin Laden files relate to al Qaeda's dealings with Iran and presence in Afghanistan.
According to the report, the administration has only analyzed 10 percent of the more than one million documents they recovered.
On "America's Newsroom," Hayes argued that the Obama administration does not want this information to come out as it seeks a deal with Tehran on its nuclear program.
He said the president wants to "decouple" the negotiations on Iran's nuclear program from the regime's support for terrorist organizations.
Hayes said the initial "scrub" of the bin Laden documents by the CIA was very successful, producing 400 intelligence reports and leading to U.S. actions around the world against al Qaeda.
"Then it all stopped. The CIA basically sat on the documents. … I think it's because the Obama administration didn't want to know what was in them," said Hayes, adding that the documents would have had "tremendous implications" for U.S. foreign policy overall.
Posted March 1, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
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Barack Obama to Ban AR-15 Bullets By Executive Action … Attempts a Back-Door Gun Ban & Assault on 2nd Amendment
As reported at The Washington Times, Barack Obama is using executive actions to impose gun control on the law abiding citizens of the United States. The imperial president is targeting the top-selling rifle in the country, the AR-15, with a ban on one of the most-used AR bullets by sportsmen and target shooters, 5.56 mm ammunition. Unbelievable. Obama was unable to ban the AR-15 and other similar semi-automatic rifles he seemed to scary through the legislative process, so instead he will once again circumvent the US Constitution and the Second Amendment to enact his "kingly" wishes. At issue is the inexpensive 5.56 M855 ammo, commonly called lightgreen tips, that have been exempt for years, as have higher-caliber ammunition that also easily pierces the type of soft armor worn by police. The BATFE says that since the bullets can be used in semi-automatic handguns they pose a threat to police and must be banned from production, sale and use. However, the BATFE could offer no proof that this ammo is used as such and any officers from any agency have been the victims of their claims.
As promised, President Obama is using executive actions to impose gun control on the nation, targeting the top-selling rifle in the country, the AR-15 style semi-automatic, with a ban on one of the most-used AR bullets by sportsmen and target shooters.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives this month revealed that it is proposing to put the ban on 5.56 mm ammo on a fast track, immediately driving up the price of the bullets and prompting retailers, including the huge outdoors company Cabela's, to urge sportsmen to urge Congress to stop the president.
Wednesday night, Rep. Bob Goodlatte, the Republican chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, stepped in with a critical letter to the bureau demanding it explain the surprise and abrupt bullet ban. The letter is shown below.
The National Rifle Association, which is working with Goodlatte to gather co-signers, told Secrets that30 House members have already co-signed the letter and Goodlatte and the NRA are hoping to get a total of 100 fast.
"The Obama administration was unable to ban America's most popular sporting rifle through the legislative process, so now it's trying to ban commonly owned and used ammunition through regulation," said Chris W. Cox, executive director of the NRA-ILA, the group's policy and lobby shop. "The NRA and our tens of millions of supporters across the country will fight to stop President Obama's latest attack on our Second Amendment freedoms."
At issue is so-called "armor-piercing" ammunition, an exemption for those bullets mostly used for sport by AR-15 owners, and the recent popularity of pistol-style ARs that use the ammo.
WELCOME TO TYRANNY IN AMERICA UNDER BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA … WE THE PEOPLE DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO USE SOMETHING BECAUSE IT MIGHT HARM A POLICE OFFICER. I would dare say that more police officers and federal agents have been killed by cars and trucks in the course of a crime, are we going to ban them next?
Over 100 members of Congress have signed on to a letter that will go to the Director of the ATF expressing serious concern over the ban of the AR-15 ammo. To read a copy of the letter, click link HERE.
Dear Director Jones:
We are writing to express our serious concern with the "ATF Framework for Determining Whether
Certain Projectiles are 'Primarily Intended for Sporting Purposes' Within the Meaning of 18 U.S.C.
921(a)(17)(C)," issued on February 13, 2015.
The proposed "Framework" purports to establish an "objective" test for determining whether certain
projectiles otherwise considered "armor piercing" under federal law qualify for an exemption allowing
them to be lawfully manufactured, imported, and sold on the civilian market in the United States.
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This is infringing on the rights of law abiding citizens and not going to have an affect on criminals.
In fact the FBI reports that this bullet has not been used in a hand gun, which is the claim, to kill any law enforcement agents in over 10 years. (Rep. Bob Goodlatte)
Finally, please contact your U.S. Representative and urge him or her to sign Rep. Goodlatte's letter and to oppose BATFE's proposed "armor piercing" ammunition Framework. To contact them by phone, call the Congressional Switchboard at (202) 224-3121 or CLICK HERE TO WRITE YOUR REPRESENTATIVE.
Posted February 27, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
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President Barack Obama Vetos Keystone XL Pipeline Bill … Obama Vetoes JOBS!
Barack Obama vetoes the Keystone XL Pipeline bill. The bill was passed by a bipartisan vote in both the House and the Senate; however, Obama is driven by his far LEFT agenda and seems to care more about that than providing jobs that pay more to American workers than minimum wage. Following the shellacking that Democrats took in the 2014 elections, Obama called for cooperation and for Democrats and Republicans to work together. We all knew it was BS at the time, but it sounded good from a president who had just lost the Senate. Since then Obama has done nothing to strengthen his words of cooperation, but instead has engaged in confrontation. The veto of the Keystone XL Pipeline bill, going against the will of the people and their elected representatives, is just the latest in Obama's actions that go along with his "imperial' far LEFT agenda of its my way or the highway.
Obama said following his veto, "The presidential power to veto legislation is one I take seriously. But I also take seriously my responsibility to the American people." REALLY, WHO KNEW? Exactly how is Obama taking his responsibility to the American people when the American people are in favor of the Keystone Pipeline? Critics of the bill say will cause environmental damage. Hmm, you mean like the one below in how oil is currently transported in the United States.
I guess Obama would rather have train accidents occur, like the one recently in West Virginia, that resulted in a fiery explosion. Guess what the train was carrying … that's right, crude oil. The train, which was carrying North Dakota crude to an oil depot in Yorktown, Virginia, derailed in a small town 33 miles southeast of Charleston, causing 20 tank cars to catch fire. The environmentalist wackos seem to be rather quiet. Obama cares nothing about the people, he cares about his far left agenda.
Amid appeals for bipartisanship, President Barack Obama in just three days has provoked Republicans on issues as disparate as immigration, Wall Street and the Keystone XL pipeline — a combative mix of defense and offense that underscores Washington's political realignment.
Sensing a Republican retreat, Obama is headlining a Miami town hall on Wednesday, enlisting his Latino base of support to increase pressure on GOP lawmakers who want to tie spending on the Homeland Security Department to repeal of his immigration executive actions.
On Tuesday, he vetoed GOP legislation that would have forced construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline. And on Monday he proposed tougher rules on financial brokers who help manage retirement accounts, over Wall Street objections.
Posted February 25, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
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Conservative Radio Host Mark Levin on Giuliani's Comments: Rudy's Exactly Right …Obama Has Contempt for This Country
Author, attorney and Conservative radio talk show host Mark Levin appeared with Sean Hannity last week and said the following regarding Rudy Giuliani's comments that Obama does not love America. Levin called out Obama and his so-called love of country comparing fundamentally trying to transform America to trying to fundamentally transform your wife or girlfriend. Levin went on to say that Obama was the most preposterous and absurd president ever. And what Obama is doing and is not doing as president, will be left to his successor. Levin even went on to say that Obama was no friend of Muslims who are being slaughtered all over the world. Levin completed his commentary on Obama saying that "Obama is a religious and historical illiterate. I think he really does have contempt for this country. He contempt for our military and Rudy is exactly right".
"Well Rudy is exactly right. When somebody says they want to fundamentally transform America (VIDEO), well then you must not love America. It's like saying I am going to fundamentally transform my wife or my girlfriend. That means you must not love your wife or girlfriend. And Obama has shown no indication that he loves the Constitution. He never talks about capitalism, he's always bringing up the past, picking at scabs. Even now, he's a pasty for Islamic terrorism. Half of his speeches are about how terrible America is and America should not react in a negative way.
I want to remind this president, he likes to bring up Jesus in a certain context, and I say this as a Jew. There are an awful lot of Christians in America and in Europe who has died, who have been maimed, who have been harmed trying to defend innocent, peace loving Muslims in the Middle East and Afghanistan. It would be nice every now and then if he would acknowledge that.
Posted February 23, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
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WHAT HAPPENED TO SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE … HHS Pushes Church Talking Points For Bulletin Announcement to Promote Obamacare
Just what one wants to listen to when they head off to church on a Sunday morning, an Obamacare sermon. That is possible, in an effort to sign up as many individuals as possible to Obamacare, the Obama administration has gone to incredible, extraordinary lengths to partner with churches and faith-based groups, to even publishing sample church bulletin inserts, flyers, and Obamacre "talking points." This brought to you by the same people that rail against religion, the Christian religion that is, that might have the slightest inclusion within government. When it is about 10 Commandments in a Court House … that is Seperation of Church and State. But of course it is perfectly okay to promote a federal government mandated law in Church, complete with talking points.
Isn't this the same crew that is currently suing the Little Sisters of the Poor, trying to force Obamacare on nuns?
In an effort to sign up as many consumers as possible for insurance under the Affordable Care Act (or Obamacare), the Obama administration has gone to extraordinary lengths to partner with churches and other faith-based groups, even publishing sample church bulletin inserts, flyers, and scripts for announcements, as well as "talking points." These materials are part of the "Second Sunday & Faith Weekend of Action Toolkit," which is available on the website of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
From the beginning, HHS has sought to develop partnerships with faith-based organizations to promote the Obamacare. This "toolkit" has been available since 2013. However, the details of these partnerships have largely escaped the attention of the national media. The Second Sunday & Faith Weekend of Action program encourages churches to use the second Sunday of each month during open enrollment to hold informational meetings and sign-up events. The sample bulletin insert appears as follows:
The materials also include two full pages of "talking points," which end with an admonition to churches that "[y]ou are trusted messengers in this community. We hope you share this information with those around you so they can be connected with the care they need."
Posted February 16, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
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WHAT IF … The United States of America Had a Lawless President Who Could Care Less About the US Constitution & Was Hellbent on Harming We the People?
Sadly, the American people elected not once, but twice a president in Barack Obama that is not a "what if," but a what is. To Obama, elections only matter when he wins. They are inconsequential when he gets shellacked and a real "ass-whuppin."
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Incumbent Democrat Arkansas Senator Mark Pryor Says Barack Obama Has "Been a Drag" on His Campaign"
Incumbent Democrat Arkansas Senator Mark Pryor tries in vain to distance himself from President Barack Obama as he finds himself well behind by 7% in the recent RCP average polling to Republican challenger Tom Cotton. Unfortunately for Pryor, it is hard to suddenly call Obama a drag on his campaign and distance one's self when Sen. Mark Pryor had voted with Obama 93% of the time. However it has been even worse this year … Roll Call lists Pryor in their 10 Most Vulnerable Senators of 2014 and has him voting in support for Obama's agenda 97% of the time.
In recent days, Pryor has gone farther than he ever has to put daylight between himself and the president, telling Fox News that the biggest liability in his re-election bid is Obama.
"Well, you know, he has been a drag. I mean, I am just going to be honest about that," Pryor said. "People here know that I have had my fair share of disagreements with him. You can look at gun control issues, Keystone pipeline. I have never supported one of his budgets."
Sorry Mark Pryor, it is not Obama that is a drag on your campaign, it is that you voted with Obama's failed policies that the good people of Arkansas soundly reject. You do not represent the folks in Arkansas and much like Blanche Lincoln in 2010, you will be retired from the US Senate.
Isn't that interesting that Mark Pryor considers President Barack Obama a drag on his campaign, because in2008 Pryor said that Barack Obama was "exactly the right guy for this moment in history". REALLY? So Sen. Pryor, do you still feel the same? Challenger Tom Cotton has stated that Pryor has voted with Obama 93% of the time and it has been proved by Politifact to be a true statement. Make no mistake about it, Pryor voted to pass Obamacare. Also, he voted for the Obama illegal's amnesty plan.
Sen. Mark Pryor cast the deciding vote on Obamacare and says he would do it all over again and vote for it, even though the people of Arkansas strongly disapproved of it and the so-called Affordable Health care law is not affordable and does not ensure you can keep your doctor or your insurance, if you liked it. Pryor does not represent Arkansas, he represents the Obama agenda.
Here's Pryor's presidential support rate since 2009, when Obama took office.
Year – Presidential support rate
2009 – 95 percent
2010 – 92 percent
2011 – 95 percent
2012 – 91 percent
2013 – 90 percent
Pryor's votes have lined up with Obama's stated position on that vote between 90 and 95 percent of the time for the past five years. Cotton's figure — 93 percent — is right smack in the middle. (The average is 92.6 percent.) So it's pretty accurate.
It was not that long ago when Arkansas Senator Mark Pryor was singing the praises of Barack Obama and stumping for him asking others to vote for him. Pryor stated that Obama had the leadership skills, the vision and the hope that America needs. Pryor went on to say in 2008 that elections have consequences. Pryor asked those in attendance to go out and work as hard as they can for Barack Obama and "let's bring the chance to America that we need". Flash-forward to 2014 and I guess Pryor has had a change of hear. Guess what Sen. Pryor, elections do have consequences and the change that America needs includes removing you from office.
EXIT QUESTION: Pryor says Barack Obama has been a drag … is that racist?
Posted November 1, 2014 by Scared Monkeys
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Will Socialist Senator from VT Bernie Sanders Run for President in 2016 … He Could Be Hillary Clinton's Worst Nighmare
Will socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders of the People's Republic of Vermont run for president in 2016? Sanders proudly embraces the moniker as a a Democratic socialist. Why shouldn't he, the man is a socialist. One might as embrace what they are. He states in his interview that he describes his credo as a fight to protect America's working class from what he sees as the threat of an approaching "oligarchic form of society." In other words, capitalism is evil. Maybe this is exactly what the Democrat Presidential primary needs, an individual who actually reflects what the party has become, socialist. If Sanders puts his socialism where his mouth is, it could represent Hillary Clinton's, the anointed one, worst nightmare. Many have been looking for Elizabeth Warren to run in 2016, some one that would run left of Hillary. Bernie Sanders certainly fills the bill.
This should be interesting. The reality is that Bernie Sanders more represents what the Democrat party has become these days.
Though Sanders isn't making any secret of his possible 2016 presidential bid, he said he's still determining whether he could generate a sufficient level of grassroots support on which to build a campaign.
"Look, it's easy for me to give a good speech, and I give good speeches," he said. "It is harder to put together a grassroots organization of hundreds of thousands of millions of people prepared to work hard and take on the enormous amounts of money that will be thrown against us."
One of Sanders' most likely competitors, should he choose to seek the Democratic nomination, is Hillary Clinton. And while Sanders praised Clinton for a successful career, he was critical of the Democratic Party's seeming coronation of the former secretary of state.
"She has accomplished a lot of very positive things in her career, but I'm not quite sure that the political process is one in which we anoint people," Sanders said.
Though he stopped short of criticizing Clinton directly, he said she is not a sufficient champion of his message for the middle class.
Posted August 12, 2014 by Scared Monkeys
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With the help of a top Democratic Party official, Madison millionaire Mary Burke is meeting and talking with Democrats around the state about whether she should challenge Republican Gov. Scott Walker in next year's election.
Last week found Burke, a member of the Madison School Board, sitting down with two Racine lawmakers and the Racine mayor about the 2014 contest.
Setting up the meetings and acting as her political adviser was Jacob Hajdu, political director of the state Democratic Party. Last month, state Republicans filed a complaint over a poll testing the political viability of Burke, a former state commerce secretary and former Trek Bicycle Corp. executive.
State Democratic Party Chairman Mike Tate acknowledged the party was lending Burke a helping hand.
"If the state party is asked by someone seriously considering running for office, we are happy to make some calls and introductions to help them connect with key leaders in their district or -- in this case -- the state," Tate said.
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Republican Party leaders are already in attack mode with Burke.
Joe Fadness, executive director of the Wisconsin GOP, said she was handpicked by Democratic Party bosses behind closed doors without the input of their political base. Fadness emphasized that Burke was a cabinet member for Democratic Gov. Jim Doyle's "failed administration."
"It will take many more trips outside Madison for liberal millionaire Mary Burke to connect with Main Street, Wisconsin," Fadness said.
On July 17, Burke and Hajdu held court at Wilson's Coffee & Tea, meeting face to face with state Rep. Cory Mason (D-Racine), John Lehman (D-Racine) and Mayor John Dickert to discuss next year's governor's race. While at the coffee shop, Lehman introduced Burke to a local alderman and young GOP operative.
The operative, Sam Wahlen -- a 20-year-old Marquette University student and Racine County Republican Party board member -- said Burke was described as "running for governor," with no qualifications.
"I was very surprised because I didn't hear she announced," Wahlen said in an interview this week.
Burke and Lehman disputed the student's account. Burke emphasized that she has yet to make a decision.
Even so, Lehman said it's clear that the Madison pol is seriously considering a statewide run.
"She's not coming to Racine and meeting with me and the others if she's not very interested," Lehman said.
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A group of officers supporting Egyptian former chief of staff Sami Anan said that the latter is compiling evidence that would implicate presidential candidate Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi in crimes punishable by death.
The "Officers of Egypt Front" said on its Facebook page Friday that Anan is "promising to expose secrets" that would lead to a death sentence against Sisi.
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Alberto Poc and two other peasant leaders, friends of Ramiro's, went missing two nights ago near Livingston, Guatemala.
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I was also thinking the exact same way. I mean all these people think that they are changing their rulers but are they really? In my mind this is going to turn out to be a HUGE power grab by the elites. Was it staged, damn well could be. This may be part of a final push for power. Happy to see someone else was thinking this too. Maybe we could get on the same meds if needed, but I think we got something here


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Noel Whelan: FG's ambitious health plan simply flushed away
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The fudged, vague agreement with Labour was this week pushed off into the never never
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Comment part of strategy to remind voters of how serious crisis was and Fine Gael's part in turning it around
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Going early is an admission they failed to address homelessness or hospital overcrowding.
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Government ratcheting up the sense that lots of goodies are on their way
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- July 31, 2015, 05:00
'This is going to be one of the biggest issues in the general election campaign. Government party candidates on the frontline are (...)
Noel Whelan: Something all the political parties could agree on
- Opinion
- July 24, 2015, 05:00
Dáil reform should start with secret ballot on election of Ceann Comhairle
Another week, another new political grouping?
- Opinion
- July 17, 2015, 01:00
Polls show new political party fatigue is already beginning to set in
History needs to be written through the prism of the time
- Opinion
- July 10, 2015, 01:02
Boom time tax cuts reflected broad consensus
Voters appear to be sticking to their guns
- Opinion
- July 3, 2015, 01:05
Polls suggest Kenny would be better off waiting until spring for election
Noel Whelan: Too close for comfort – is it time to ditch political lobby system?
- Opinion
- June 26, 2015, 05:00
'By parking most of their political staff in the Leinster House complex newspapers and broadcasters end up being Dublin-2 -centri(...)
Noel Whelan: We can be proud of Irish Consul's efforts in dark days in Berkeley
- Opinion
- June 19, 2015, 05:00
'The Twitter feed is but one small element of the public effort in which the Consul General Philip Grant and his colleagues engage(...)
Noel Whelan: Time to stop politicians' 'tell them nothing' policy
- Opinion
- June 12, 2015, 05:00
'This country needs a dramatic culture shift towards real transparency'
Hard to see how 'verbal assaults' on Murphy were in O'Brien's interests
- Opinion
- June 5, 2015, 05:00
Noel Whelan: 'The first principles of public relations, it seems is that when your spokesperson becomes the story you're losing' (...)
Noel Whelan: We had been blind to prejudice facing gay community
- Opinion
- May 29, 2015, 05:00
'Even on the Yes side many of us had, however, failed to appreciate the true extent to which passing this referendum would matter (...)
Noel Whelan: Exhausting, draining and life changing: the Yes campaign
- Politics
- May 24, 2015, 11:22
How the most extensive and effective civic campaign ever seen in Irish politics was built
Noel Whelan: Amid forgiveness in Mullaghmore we should not forget the past
- Opinion
- May 22, 2015, 05:00
'While some may breathlessly trumpet Gerry Adams's magnanimity in shaking the prince's hand, the real bravery for peace was on the(...)
Noel Whelan: Remember real people when you vote in marriage referendum
- Opinion
- May 15, 2015, 05:00
'They and their families have a real and very human need to be recognised as equal'
Noel Whelan: Fine prospects for Fine Gael in the byelection
- Opinion
- May 8, 2015, 00:04
'Byelections always become effectively bi-polar events. The pro- and anti-government electors quickly rally behind the stronger-lo(...)
Noel Whelan: What's the difference between civil partnership and marriage?
- Opinion
- May 1, 2015, 05:00
'Constitution protects rights of married people, but not rights of people in civil partnerships'
Noel Whelan: No side posters may prove counterproductive
- Opinion
- April 24, 2015, 05:02
'Many children are already being born with the assistance of surrogacy'
Noel Whelan: Enda Kenny wants Seanad reform – but not yet
- Opinion
- April 17, 2015, 05:00
Taoiseach's conversion is more Augustinian than Pauline
Noel Whelan: Evictions will be new trigger for protest and political unease
- Opinion
- April 10, 2015, 05:00
Many of the repossession proceedings are at the judgment stage
Noel Whelan: What progress has Fianna Fáil made on 12-point recovery plan?
- Opinion
- April 3, 2015, 05:00
It's too late for Fianna Fáil to recover before the next election
Noel Whelan: It's the economy, stupid: why FG is on the up
- Opinion
- March 27, 2015, 05:00
'Fianna Fáil seems stuck where it was at the 2011 election at about 17 per cent'
Weary of the green: peace process fatigue is setting in on both sides of Atlantic
- Opinion
- March 20, 2015, 05:00
Noel Whelan: Sinn Féin is forced to practise grown-up politics where tough decisions must be made scarce resources
Banking inquiry highlights need for Dáil reform
- Opinion
- March 13, 2015, 05:00
Prof David Farrell set out criteria for assessing whether a parliamentary democracy is or can be effective
Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil coalition is the most likely outcome of the next election
- Opinion
- March 6, 2015, 05:00
Fine Gael strategy is to warn of instability and step up attacks on Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin
The jailing of water protesters: intimidation at the heart of the matter
- Opinion
- February 27, 2015, 05:00
'When suggestions first arose that some water protesters were intimidating water-meter installers it was dismissed as establishmen(...)
Marriage equality referendum campaign: it's time to get personal
- Opinion
- February 20, 2015, 11:50
We need more passionate contributions, like those of Pat Carey and Seán Fleming
Centre-right governments have no interest in seeing this new left-wing Greek government succeed
- Opinion
- February 13, 2015, 12:01
'The response of EU governments to new Greek government has as much to do with politics as economics'
Noel Whelan: Right time to allow secret ballot for Ceann Comhairle
- Opinion
- February 6, 2015, 12:01
This Government should change Dáil rules as part of political reform plan
Abusive verbal attacks on President Higgins mark a new low in political discourse
- Opinion
- January 30, 2015, 12:00
'Play ball, rather than the man' rule would be a good starting point for greater civility
Noel Whelan: Leo Varadkar can move on now
- Opinion
- January 23, 2015, 12:01
'People ask whether Varadkar will lead Fine Gael and I offer the view that he probably will'
UK posturing over TV debates may be a taste of what we can expect here
- Opinion
- January 16, 2015, 12:00
State funding for political parties acts as a bar against new parties
- Opinion
- January 9, 2015, 12:01
Political scientists estimate sitting TDs and Senators enjoyed significant electoral advantage even before State funding
Why was a court ruling required to decide fate of pregnant woman on life support?
- Opinion
- January 2, 2015, 12:01
'All the medical evidence available to the High Court at its special hearing on Christmas Eve could or should have been available (...)
2014: The Year of Recovery, or the Year of the Water Uprising?
- Opinion
- December 19, 2014, 00:02
'We may look back at 2014 as the year when, after initial tensions, Ireland shifted gently from civil war politics to a more typic(...)
Same-sex marriage: why the proposal may not be accepted by voters
- Opinion
- December 12, 2014, 12:01
'Most of those who will vote will only engage at or near the end of the campaign'
Fine Gael know they are in real trouble
- Opinion
- December 5, 2014, 06:38
Irish Times poll confirms Fine Gael's best chance of staying in government after the next election is with Fianna Fáil
Is the time right for a new political party?
- Opinion
- November 28, 2014, 12:01
'It would take a lot of political charisma and an impressive set of policies, not to mention lots of funding'
Stormy times ahead as public political mood could become more volatile
- Opinion
- November 21, 2014, 12:01
Opinion: 'Even if Alan Kelly's package does defuse the controversy about water it will not and cannot assuage the wider mood of a(...)
Brian Farrell had a healthy scepticism of politicians but was never cynical about politics
- Politics
- November 14, 2014, 12:01
Opinion: 'He had a deep sense of the democratic authority held by the people and assumed the role of being their voice in studio' (...)
How the Economic Management Council undermines Cabinet and Government
- Politics
- November 7, 2014, 12:01
Opinion: 'The EMC has enhanced the role of unelected officials and advisers at the expense of those elected to govern'
Irish Water's PPS demand was pushed through after two-minute debate at Dáil subcommittee
- Politics
- October 31, 2014, 12:01
Opinion: Senator Feargal Quinn aims to reverse Irish Water's new power
Irish Water: where it all went wrong
- Politics
- October 24, 2014, 12:01
Opinion: Deputies warned Government of 'deeply flawed' water Bill
Following a litany of failures, has Fianna Fáil lost its way?
- Politics
- October 17, 2014, 12:01
Opinion: 'In the newly arrived era of recovery politics Fianna Fáil is finding it difficult to decide which way to turn'
Budget 2015: Government ill-prepared for switch from recession politics to recovery politics
- Politics
- October 10, 2014, 12:01
Opinion: 'The Government is about to launch its first post bailout budget without any detailed overall economic road map'
Paddy is getting impatient waiting for Enda to be frank
- Politics
- October 3, 2014, 12:01
Opinion: Taoiseach's avoidance of media debate on McNulty affair is part of a pattern
Debacle over McNulty Imma appointment exposes sorry tale of failure to reform politics
- Politics
- September 26, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: 'This walks, talks and looks like a stroke. It was stroke. Fine Gael should have the decency to stop digging'
North still 'caught in the grip of sectarianism'
- Politics
- September 19, 2014, 12:03
O'Loan warns of peace processes unravelling
Cabinet plays catch-up over budget strategy
- Politics
- September 12, 2014, 12:01
Opinion: Is it any wonder Leo Varadkar spoke out on health spending and the budget?
No time for show-time politics in lead-up to budget
- Politics
- September 5, 2014, 12:01
Opinion: Ministers' signals of tax cuts have fuelled voter expectations
Abortion amendment didn't happen by accident
- Politics
- August 29, 2014, 06:52
'The ground has shifted in the last 12 years but not in the direction the pro-life side would like or to the extent the pro-choice(...)
Commentary since death of Albert Reynolds has corrected the neglect of his achievements
- Politics
- August 23, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Former taoiseach not alone in collapsing coalition relationship
The questions Enda Kenny must answer on justice and policing controversies
- Politics
- August 3, 2014, 12:01
Opinion: If Shatter's proceedings come to trial they could prove the most politically dramatic court hearings since 1970
A minister with a refreshing frankness – his strength and Achilles heel
- Politics
- July 26, 2014, 01:00
Apart from frankness, Varadkar has other assets. He is young, competent and telegenic
Hard to discern any coherent rationale to Kenny's choices
- Oireachtas
- July 20, 2014, 01:00
Opinion: Seeds may have been sown for a breakdown in relationship with TDs
Deepening housing shortage shows the crisis has been wasted
- Politics
- July 12, 2014, 01:00
Opinion: Unemployment and the lack of affordable accommodation are fuelling political instability
Fine Gael reshuffle signals make or break time for Kenny
- Politics
- July 5, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Giving the European Commissionership to Hogan in line with expectations gives Kenny more space to rebrand his Government(...)
Invincibility and disengagement shaped Crowley's decision to switch grouping
- Politics
- June 28, 2014, 13:22
Opinion: Fianna Fáil MEP is most successful Irish election candidate ever
Confrontational interviews: do they work?
- Politics
- June 21, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Conflict makes for more dramatic television than the calm exchange of ideas
Sinn Féin is destined for a dramatic Dáil advance when the next election comes
- Politics
- June 14, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Party did not get immediate electoral bounce out of the economic downturn
Testing times ahead for the Taoiseach
- Politics
- June 8, 2014, 12:01
Opinion: Kenny's Coalition management skills now look ropey
Who are all the newly elected Independents?
- Politics
- May 31, 2014, 01:01
Opinion: Many of the Independent councillors were endorsed by their local Independent TD
Breakdown of public funding of parties offers incomplete picture
- Politics
- May 24, 2014, 01:01
Opinion: Sipo renewed its call for legislative change to require parties to publish full accounts
Government spin machine brings out the artillery
- Politics
- May 17, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Trumpeting future spending is seen as the best defence against mood of anger
Alan Shatter was architect of his own downfall
- Politics
- May 10, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: As a minister, he squandered political capital on needless spats
Mary Lou McDonald's credibility seeps away as she defends Gerry Adams
- Politics
- May 3, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Sinn Féin has deployed a very astute candidate strategy for the European election
Why the Minister for Education should stay at home
- Politics
- April 26, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Teaching is the real loser in conference spat between Minister and teachers
Coalition clashes breaking out in public
- Politics
- April 19, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Labour talks up divisions while Fine Gael plays them down
Why we need binding quotas for female election candidates
- Politics
- April 12, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Power's article amounted to a scathing rebuke of her own party
Tough questions over Garda commissioner's resignation remain
- Politics
- April 5, 2014, 06:00
Opinion: A lost opportunity for Oireachtas justice committee
A shambles in government political communications
- Politics
- March 29, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Are department and the Cabinet support systems able to deal with a crisis?
Elections will test Fianna Fáil recovery prospects
- Politics
- March 22, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Ardfheis aims to maximise campaign exposure
Dáil chamber still unattended, and largely irrelevant
- Politics
- March 9, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Ministers and opposition read prepared scripts and rarely engage
Crux of problem in North is a society on the run from its past for too long
- Politics
- March 2, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: IRA claims it was fighting a war but only wants the crimes of the other side to be pursued
Rural post offices must not go the same way as Garda stations
- Social Affairs
- February 23, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Range of services provided by local offices has grown exponentially
GSOC's handling of affair reveals impaired judgment
- Crime & Law
- February 15, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: We should have been told about all of this months ago
Objections to a wider franchise for the Seanad based on fallacies
- Oireachtas
- February 8, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: The Constitution is clear that the Dáil will remain the dominant House
Dublin seat shaping up to be the one to watch in the European elections
- Politics
- February 1, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Name recognition or the lack of it could be a key factor in a tight contest
Readiness to hurl the word 'homophobe' may not help the liberal reform agenda
- Politics
- January 25, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Many liberals seem to be unwilling to let counter-arguments to their own get a hearing
Oireachtas committees are growing into their role but need to sharpen questions
- Oireachtas
- January 19, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: Parliamentarians could learn from probing approach of RTÉ's Sean O'Rourke
Local elections this year could prove to be a good day out for Sinn Féin
- Politics
- January 12, 2014, 00:00
Opinion: Independents also likely to do well in many constituencies
A number of electoral trials ahead in 2014 but the unknown factor is the economy
- Oireachtas
- January 5, 2014, 00:01
Opinion: The political challenge for the Government will be to see that the slight increase in optimism is widely shared
Breakaway will have lasting consequences for Fine Gael and the party system
- Politics
- December 28, 2013, 01:01
Opinion: Kenny was right on the legislation but his decision to flex his muscles in the party was a strange one
Kenny and his colleagues are the only ones confused about the Seanad poll
- Politics
- December 21, 2013, 00:01
Opinion: Taoiseach appears to be only going through the motions of listening
Early progress made in the peace process by Reynolds and Major often overlooked
- Oireachtas
- December 14, 2013, 00:01
Opinion: Downing Street Declaration built on the relationship of trust between the two government leaders
Mandela's legacy of reconciliation is one to be cherished and handed down
- Africa
- December 7, 2013, 00:01
Opinion: Far from venting a justified rage, he set an example of forgiveness for his nation and the world
Government parties showing a steely determination to punish their enemies
- Politics
- November 30, 2013, 00:01
Opinion: Timing of publication of HSE report on top-ups suggests attempt to deflect attention from further cuts


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The 2015 Lagos Carnival comes up on Saturday 9th May.
In the past, Carnival has been held during the Easter weekend, on Easter Monday, This year however, the carnival was shifted due to the postponement of the general elections in Nigeria. The Easter weekend fell in between the two election dates. It would have been impossible to hold carnival at the time.
There will not be a Junior Carnival this year as the date is well within the school session without a holiday weekend. The 36 adult groups will however perform as always.
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Thursday, May 20, 2010
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I'm thinking that I'm going to be very happy as the end of this work week arrives. We are so incredibly busy at work, then throw in the fact that we are busy at home too...the weekend can't come soon enough! lol
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
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Nothing quite like falling asleep to the sounds of gentle rain...or in our case last evening...some thunder thrown in for good measure. It started raining around 7pm and was a lovely rain by the time I went to bed. Not sure how long it lasted, ... Read more
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
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The wild fire just north of us has once more been whipped up by the winds and is out of control again. The crews that have been battling it are exhausted and frustrated as the ground is so tinder dry and all that they are doing seems to be of li... Read more
Monday, May 17, 2010
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Both Garry and I are moving a little more stiffly this morning...yesterday, actually the whole weekend saw a lot of yard work accomplished, with Garry ending up doing the bulk of the grunt work. Bless his heart.
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Sunday, May 16, 2010
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It's Sunday already and I'm not sure where the weekend has gone. Yesterday seem to whiz by so quickly. What with catching up on housework, spending time with the girls at the greenhouses, attempting to catch up with all my computer stuff...it qu... Read more
Saturday, May 15, 2010
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We had a great evening last night. We ended up going to our friends for dinner before heading out to the Roxy theatre to watch Mump and Smoot. It was such a lovely evening that we ate our dinner out on the patio. Mump and Smoot lived up to thei... Read more
Friday, May 14, 2010
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After writing my blog yesterday and before leaving for work, I checked my home emails. One subject line caught my attention and I immediately opened it. My heart ached and the tears flowed as I read the email.
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Thursday, May 13, 2010
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When I woke up this morning, I realized that it is already Thursday! Guess that is what happens when you are so busy at work. I have been making some head way with the stacks of orders on my desk, but yesterday it felt like a draw. Every time ... Read more
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
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A mixed bag of weather yesterday, but the day ended with lovely sunshine to enjoy. I came home from work and it was nice enough to sit out on my back deck and enjoy some quiet time. The leaves are just beginning to appear on the trees, so it won... Read more
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
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What a day yesterday! My first day back at work after having 10 days off and I'm thinking it is going to be at least the end of the week before I see the top of my desk! lol
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Monday, May 10, 2010
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It's back to work for me today. I've sure enjoyed having the past 10 days off work. A time to concentrate of things other than work related things. A time to visit with family and friends and time for just Garry and I.
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Sunday, May 09, 2010
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Thursday, April 29, 2010
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Quick blog this morning before I leave for work. We hope to get away right after work today and I'll be back May 10.
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Wednesday, April 28, 2010
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
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Today I head out the door for work at my usual time, but will only sit at my desk for just over an hour before I have to leave for the first day in a two day First Aid training session. It's time to renew my certification. There are 11 of us goi... Read more


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A Monroe County woman was killed this morning when a car traveling in the opposite lane caused a head-on collision on S. Telegraph Rd. just south of Lakeside Rd. in Erie Township.
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