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So, when is it okay for the President's aide to make comments about Romney and its not okay the other way around. I am surely getting tired of the dumb remarks the President campaign is dishing out. Do you think that they are worried? Should be!
Sound to me like Romney and his campaign are perpetrating treason.
Romney and his ilk are so desperate to get into the White House that they'll go to any extreme the gain back control. Really pathetic!
Romney's lead continues to grow....Doesn't anyone remember when BO spoke in Germany in 2008 arguing what the policy of the US should be in Europe? This is just an underling, but BO got a pass by the media.
Insatiable greed for winning shouldn't ruin the US reputation abroad. Afterall the Germans won't vote for Romney.
Barrack Delano Roosevelt Obama ... must go!
I keep reading and hearing that politics is a dirty business. If you can't stand the heat, then you ought to get out. A good strategy for voters is to follow the data. A good source is the St Louis Federal Reserve web site. This data site is probably the last reasonably reliable collection of information on employment, money growth, GDP, and interest rates. I don't trust the Debt of Commerce or Bureau of Labor Statistics. They are too prone to manipulation by W.H. appointees.
More GOPer nonsense--trying to torpedo our economy and America.
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Since when have the candidates differences in foreign policy positions been off limits during a Presidential campaign? NEVER!
Besides, the Europeans were advised about the structural deficiencies of the Euro years before their common currency went "live". They deliberately chose to ignore and disregard the warnings.
Now, those structural deficiencies are simply the tool used by Germany to usurp sovereignty from the fringe EU nations. Germany doing economically, what they twice failed to do militarily...
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Romney is making headway with people who understand what is going on with the bogus numbers of team Obama. Don't back down on any of this. Obama is the last person to give anyone advice. The only chance Rep. have is to stay true to the actual numbers of the economy. Obama has paid for these studies to show how the stimuous saved and created jobs, but they all only provide the numbers favorable to him. The unemployemnt numbers need to be unscued and reported by the campaign. I hope you can expose Obama to be the liar he is. I know you can't say that, but we need to get these people out of office. People who don't follow politics can feel the terrible economy, but they need to understand how Romney can make them feethe economy healing.
What? You mean private citizens of the U.S. should not be allowed to travel to foreign countries and speak out against 'official' U.S. policy? Wow! When did Barack Obama find religion? Isn't this is the same guy who went on an overseas trip about this time 4 years ago, meeting directly with foreign leaders in Europe and Iraq (Nouri al-Maliki, the Iraqi Prime Minister), voluteering his opinion of what U.S. policy should be, and would be in his Administration, which was quite different that the 'official' policy as articulated by the elected President of the United States? That was OK, but this is bad. Really?
Funny how his perspective has changed.
@Gnemo - excellent point, forgot all about that. Guess Barry forgot too.
Romney's guy sounds foolish. Germany has to protect 5 trillion in accounts receivable. The banking system of the PIGS has to be functional for there to be any possibility of getting those debts paid. Germany HAS to pony up the dough for Spain or the whole mess starts to unravel fast.
Europe is a financial mess. The best thing the USA can do is to step back and let them solve their own problems. Obama should keep his nose out of Europe's business. Romney should do the same. Germany will do what is in Germany's national interest. Germans won't care what Obama or Romney think.
Has a BIG double standard on this one, as his campaign has not treated Romney with kid gloves, and he certainly speaks out any time he wants to even if he shouldn't, and often doesn't speak out when he should.
Geesh, he has had many of his own Dems slamming him for the kind of ads he is using on Romney. He is being a whiney-hiney. He can dish it out, but sure cannot take it.
So, when you are backed against the wall, ridicule the other man's ad?
Saul Alinsky power tactic rule number 5. 'Ridicule is man's most potent weapon".....except in this case, because of the nature of the ads he is running against Romney, he is looking like a cry baby.
Blaming everyone but himself is what he is best at.
"Mr. Hubbard, formerly chairman Council of Economic Advisers under President George W. Bush,"
And we all know where Bush economic polices those past eight years, plus Republican policies overall got us the past 45 years now, don't we?
Imagine if a Dem had taken to a foreign paper to criticize the concocted war in Iraq in, say, 2005. Nothing on earth could've contained the neocon firestorm.
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5:12 treason happens when the white house deliberately leaks sensitive and classified information in order to boost obozo's putrid reputation of incompetence.
Sort of like Bush/Cheney did with Plame.
The problem for the right with all these leaks is that they show Obama to be more right than they are, or Bush was, in foreign policy - from mining Iranian computers to zapping terrorists from drones. Throw in killing Bin Laden, surging in Afghanistan and getting out of I-wreck, the supposedly Islam-loving president is more bad-ass, and less spendthrift, than his predecessor. It drives the right crazy that it can't pin catastrophe overseas on Obama like owned Bush. Keep whining, hypocrites.
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The change will enable the fraternal benefit organization's 2,300 financial representatives to sell insurance products — such as life, disability, long-term care and annuities — to people who are not Lutheran.
"It is not going to be fast process," said Brad Hewitt, president and chief executive officer of Thrivent. "We've been part of the Lutheran community for (more than) 110 years. They know who we are. For a lot of non-Lutheran churches, we will be introducing ourselves."
The company, based in Minneapolis, doesn't plan a big advertising campaign and will continue to focus on selling its products to people who go to church.
"We look at this as a 50-year, not a five-year, plan," Hewitt said.
Thrivent's insurance products previously were sold only to Lutherans or to people who work for organizations affiliated with Lutherans.
"Even though it will be slow, this is a significant way for us to serve more Christians and increase Christians' ability to be generous," Hewitt said.
The proposed extension of the fraternal benefit society's "common bond" was approved by 72% of the Thrivent members who cast votes in March and April. Almost 425,000 of Thrivent's roughly 2.5 million members voted.
The extension was limited to Christians because the common bond required by law for a fraternal benefit society cannot be too broad.
Thrivent was formed in 2002 with the merger of Aid Association for Lutherans in Appleton and Lutheran Brotherhood of Minneapolis.
It employs 1,194 people in Minneapolis and 1,833 people in Appleton, said Brett Weinberg, a company spokesman.
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Thrivent, which had $82.2 billion in assets under management at the end of last year, has sold mutual funds to non-Lutherans, though its funds are owned mainly by its members.
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Young children and aged farmers alike snapped photos and exchanged compliments on the size and disposition of the eight hand-picked Clydesdale traveling hitch team.
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Nancy Woods of Dodge City watched the horses be decorated for their 3i Show appearance from start to finish.
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Lynn Treese, who came from Scott City for the 3i Show, brought his wife out to see the Clydesdales on her birthday.
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This conversation with Jorge Ribalta presents some of the problems implicit in representing the social classes and subjects that are the focus of the exhibition A hard, merciless light. The worker-photography movement, 1926-1939. In the words of its curator, the show, held from 6 April to 22 August 2011, was designed to demonstrate the need for images in 20th century political struggles and to show the conditions for the self-representation of the working class. In short, the exhibition describes the course of a project that began in the 1930s that marks not only a historical moment, but also a substantial change in western visual culture.
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The most difficult part of this project is making the rosettes. Start by searching rosette tutorials on Pinterest, you will find a ton! Make a few of these out of core'dinating cardstock. Adhere to banners, adding trim and other embellishments. Don't forget to cut out the USA title from some Glitter Silk Cardstock.
Next up, make the stars by doing some simple scoring. Scor from the back, fold and sand. The are super simple to make and we will need a few. Some for the frame itself and some for the buckets.
Add bits and pieces of different embellishments and you have a great piece of home decor.
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Suzanna Lee here and I wanted to share with you this pocket page layout created entirely from Core'dinations cardstock. Not a lock of patterned paper in there. Well, there is a smidge of vellum! Guess how many different types of Core there are there? My point being, you don't have to go out and buy those fancy cards when you can create your own cards from cardstock! Different types and the textures you can create with die cuts, embossing and stamping provide you with all the spice and variety you need!
Embossing and sanding with letter stickers. Overlay color on color for some variation.
Layer Whitewash on Core Essentials that has been embossed and sanded. Layer Gemstones on vellum and stamp.
The man and women were created with the likeness of the bride and groom in mind. I used Maya Road acetate shaped and rubbed with my Sand It Gadget on the paper leaving the outline of the people. I pushed down on the edges in order to create the slightly embossed look.
Did you guess correctly? Seven, 7 types of Core'dinations cardstock in that pocket page!


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I just LOVE your gallery!! Looking at the pictures I always think: Man, wish I'd come up with that. But I wouldn't have been able to make it look like this, so it's good you did
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Jan 13, 2014, Vol. 19, No. 17 • By ELLIOTT ABRAMS
So Assad "must" do this and that—or else what will the United States do? Well, we "remain committed to advancing a political settlement." In the face of these crimes the United States will not remain silent, you see; we'll put out a statement.
Long forgotten, above all by the administration, is the Obama Presidential Directive of 2011 that said
Obama established the "Atrocities Prevention Board" in a brave speech at the Holocaust Museum in 2012, where he stated
As the year ended Obama was golfing in Hawaii; evidence that he was haunted is difficult to come by.
And where are we on the jihadist front? Last summer the Economist reported, "The rate at which foreign fighters, both seasoned jihadists and inexperienced young men, have headed for Syria eclipses that of recent conflicts in Afghanistan, Somalia and Yemen." It is now estimated that there are 10,000 jihadists fighting in Syria (some would say several thousand more), of whom perhaps 1,000 or 2,000 are Western—mainly from Europe. This large body of jihadists surpasses the number who ever gathered in Afghanistan, and of course here they are not near the border of Pakistan but on the borders of Jordan, Israel, Lebanon, Turkey, and Iraq. When the Western jihadists go "home," it will not be to Islamabad or Riyadh but to Amsterdam and Paris and Madrid, and perhaps to New York and Washington, or Los Angeles and Chicago. The implications keep Western security officials up at night.
"America's reputation suffers," Obama said, and he is right. Certainly our inaction in Syria has been noted in Jerusalem, where our resolve to stop the Iranian nuclear weapons program is the critical concern. When Moscow judges what we will do as Russia presses Ukraine, and when Beijing estimates the American reaction to a new "air defense zone" in the East China Sea, the gap between words and actions in Syria must be high on the agenda.
But the reputation that will in the end suffer most is Obama's. He is presiding over a humanitarian disaster where war crimes and atrocities occur each day and he responds with speeches. He is conceding a strategic victory to Iran and Hezbollah, who have decided to win in Syria and have rejected the administration line that "there is no military solution." He has weakened our own alliances, for example dragging British prime minister David Cameron into a dispiriting defeat in the House of Commons when he rushed to join a military strike that Obama soon abandoned. He is endangering our safety by allowing jihadists to turn Syria into their world center of activity. And over the next three years, he is likely to reap what he has sowed. The problem is, so will we.
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I've been battling this out in my head for a week now.
Went to my Dr's office last week, was told I needed to go see the MFM cause I'm high risk. Which I knew already. I saw one with my son 3 yrs ago, and welcomed all the tests/screens/etc. I just loved seeing him on u/s and did what my Dr's suggested.
This time... I'm more Meh. I know if something was found out via a screening, I wouldn't terminate. I wouldn't have with my son either. I just really don't feel like I need to see the MFM doctor, or get any special u/s, etc.
I do plan on the spina bifida test, but with all other screenings I'm just like... why bother?
I have an appt scheduled on Thurs with the MFM, to which I think they're doing the NT scan and a detailed look at the heart.
I'm trying to decide if I want to cancel, or if I should go to the appt and talk to the MFM about all of it to get his opinion, and discuss not having all the extra screenings done. And if I wouldn't terminate, than whats the purpose of having them done. Also... what are the reasons for going to the high risk dr? Cause I really don't know. Extra monitoring... for what, and what would the solutions be if something was found.
Haha... not sure if this post makes much sense. I'm just looking for other high risk moms to weigh in. Why go to the high risk doc, what are they finding out that my reg doc won't find, and if they find something, what does it change? Nothing, just knowing there's an issue, right?


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"The Hundreds is Huge!" has been the slogan for a while now, but 2010 really is a big year for the brand. One of the larger stories in streetwear retail this past Summer was the opening of the Los Angeles-born label's flagship New York City location, and you couldn't overlook the subsequent rise in people wearing The Hundreds T-shirts around the store's Soho neighborhood. But The Hundreds is nothing if not a diversely creative company; just look back at founder Bobby Hundreds' numerous projects drawing on a huge variety of semi-obscure subcultures. The brand is hardly just a source of graphic T-shirts, and began producing a more fully thought out line of apparel years ago, under the moniker Public Label. Things happened – among them a global recession – and the Public Label was more or less folded back into the umbrella group. But the urge to create style wasn't killed, and The Hundreds is planning a formal re-launch of the line, which, as The Hundreds puts it offers "more sophisticated cuts, refined quality, palatable colors, and timely design…compared to the more familiar The Hundreds offerings." The first preview of what's to come is this video; more mood inspiration than product shots, but a good teaser. Check the video after the jump. via The Hundreds.
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Have any of you attended one of these Tims events? He is coming to Rochester in July with Libby Lehman and Alex Anderson. I'm trying to decide if I want to attend. Any information is appreciated.
I have attended two of Ricky's seminars. The first one was only Ricky and the second one was with Alex and Libby. I thoroughly enjoyed both of them. They are very enjoyable and informative. You are provided with a booklet with all of the information in it so you don't have to take notes and you can just enjoy. I have referred to his booklets quite often, especially for his piped binding technique for quilts. In both of the seminars I attended, he did an evening concert, which was optional, but if you like piano you will love it. Ricky is quite an accomplished musician. I would probably attend one again if he came back here. Enjoy if you go!
Are you in Rochester, New York? Is Ricky Tims a quilter??? More info please Ms. Grey Ann!
------Get the quilters OUT OF MY WAY!
I do not live in Rochester. Google Ricky Tims to find out more about him. He is a well-known quilter.
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consultanator Dec 28, 2012 4:28 PM
Re: Problem getting additional content in response to Fuff24
Wish I had something useful to say, but I've got the exact same problem with a brand new iMac 21.5, 2012. I have admin rights, and I tried both the "download now" and "download later" options with no success. It just launches the app store and then stops.
I downloaded the .dmg, but was informed that I should not use that on this system when I clicked on it; so I did not try to reinstall via that route. (I don't know how to re-install via the app store, and doubt that fixes this.)
léonie Dec 28, 2012 4:48 PM
Re: Problem getting additional content in response to Fuff24
Have you tried this:
Re: GarageBand '11 won't download additional loops
If that does not work, reinstall GarageBand, that has solved the problem for quite few posters.
To reinstall from the AppStore,
- quit GarageBand
- then sign into the AppStore with your Apple ID
- Look at the "Purchased" tab, if the iLife Applications are there. If there is an "Accept" button beside them, accept them to your AppleID. Quit the AppStore.
- Move the GB application to the trash.
- Launch the AppStore again. Sign in,
- Open again the "Purchased" tab. The button besides GarageBAnd should now say "Install".
- Press "Install".
After installation launch GB again and select a loop to install. Press "install later".
Then launch the AppStore again, and check if you can download the additional loops.
consultanator Dec 28, 2012 6:10 PM
Re: Problem getting additional content in response to léonie
Thanks for the suggestions but after trying both ideas (the one at the link and the uninstall/reinstall method you suggested) unfortunately neither worked.
So if anyone else is reading this I'm still open to more ideas! :-(
Fuff24 Dec 28, 2012 8:48 PM
Re: Problem getting additional content in response to léonie
According to the finder, the Update list.txt is etnerally in use for some reason, so I am wary to delete it. Reinstalling from the app store didn't work either. I will try again soon though, on both methods
consultanator Dec 28, 2012 9:40 PM
Re: Problem getting additional content in response to Fuff24
Thanks to LeonieDF, I finally got pushed in the right direction. I followed Dagon's instructions at: HERE as best I could (I may have found a slight difference in directory names, the instructions are for GB 2011). Deleting the additional files that they list is essential to making the re-install work.
The process was: delete GB, delete the files and folders listed in Dagon's instructions. Then from app store re-install GB. This is a 200 MB download, followed by a massive 1.5 (?) GB download to get back to zero--at the end of this I thought it had failed b/c I was back to the basic incomplete GB. But this time when I went into GB and clicked on a missing loop, I selected the option to "download later." When I next went to the app store and checked updates, the missing material was finally there! Another 1.2 GB download and finally it worked and GB was complete. So all afternoon and 3 GB of my internet usage later I am back to where I *should* have been with my new machine!
There has got to be a better way. The one thing I know for sure is that I just keep deleting parts of GB until it was so broken that essentially the app store installer thought it needed to completely re-install GB from scratch. I am sure there is exactl one essential file that is the key, but I don't know what it is.
Good luck to everyone else with this problem, and thanks to everyone who helped me by posting here and pointing me in the right direction! Cheers!
léonie Dec 29, 2012 4:03 AM
Re: Problem getting additional content in response to consultanator
Great- I am glad it works for you now - that is why I pointed to the thread with dagon's post in it. It is always hard to tell, if the complete uninstall will be necessary, i.e., since dagon's system is an older system, and for other poster the simple removal of one file forced the download to appear.
léonie Dec 29, 2012 4:14 AM
Re: Problem getting additional content in response to Fuff24
There is one more file, that you could try to delete, before doing it the hard way like in dagon's post:
GarageBand stores the previous state in the Preferences file: In some cases it helped to remove this file, to make GarageBand try the download again:
First, quit GarageBand. Log off and on again.
The preferences are in your your user Library folder. This is a hidden folder that normally does not appear in the Finder. The easiest way to open it is to go to the Finder and select "Go->Go to Folder..." from the menubar and type "~/Library" in the dialog box.
Once you are in your Library folder, drag the following file to the trash:
Relaunch GarageBand and try the download again.
If this does not help, bite the bullet and reinstall completely.
Fuff24 Dec 29, 2012 7:13 AM
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This solution failed too, so I suppose I will have to use dagon's method and do a complete reinstall


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As an Old Fashioned drinker, this seems much sweeter than it should be. The recipe I like to use calls for only 1/2 oz of simple syrup (muddled with orange peel and bitters) with 2.5 oz of bourbon - just enough to take the edge off the bourbon and give it some depth. (My mother still swears it tastes like medicine.) For folks not intent on drowning out the w
Re: Serve Cranberry Old-Fashioned for Cocktails
I hate all whiskey, but making a cocktail of cranberry juice (I get the 100% juice from Oceanspray) and Limon Bacardi rum is delicious! I don't "measure" but I put about 1/3 cup juice, another 1/3 cranberry flavored seltzer, and a shot of the rum. it's awesome!
Mary Goodson
Re: Meet the Bakers: Frances
LOVE Francis! You are such an amazing artist and baker! Bravo to you!
Cheryl Nightingale Jordan
Re: Meet the Bakers: Ruby
I SO look forward to this show! It's so well produced. If only America could understand the beauty of just letting things be! Your contestents don't appear to be coached into being some sort of version of themselves. I love the silence and realness of some of the scenes. The Food Network would turn that into sound effects, loud music and mindless c
Cheryl Nightingale Jordan
Re: Martha Bakes Episode Descriptions
Where can I find the chocolate bundt cake from this weekend's segment?
Dolores Gleksman
Re: Uncover The History of Pasta
I think that tomatos came from Peru, they so could not have reached Italy before the 16th century. Tomato sauce must have started in the 17th century at the earliest.
Re: Delicata Squash and Sage Biscuits
thank you so much for taking the time to respond .... the flavor was really yummy and I know I will make them again .... If I make another batch before you get a chance to test the buttermilk, I will let you know how it turns out. Again, thank you for this recipe. I just discovered delicata squash this fall and was hoping to find more ways to include it. :-)
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