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A Start and a Stop
Hello again from Des Moines, the soggy branch office of the Chicago Cubs National League ballclub.
A bizarre homestand that began last weekend with a flood-delayed game played behind closed doors as a public safety precaution ended last night with the season's largest crowd witnessing the latest episode in the unraveling of Rich Hill.
One night after Sean Marshall required only 87 pitches to get 24 outs, Hill scatter-gunned 45 before he was taken into custody after a mere two-thirds of the first inning.
He hit batters, batters hit him, he walked #'s 29, 30, 31 and 32 in 28 Iowa innings, threw in a wild pickoff throw that seemed almost gratuitous and generally made a[n] [Steve Bl]ass of himself before being ushered to the showers by tepid applause that was as unwarranted here as it would have been at a gallows.
How appropos that the opponent for the Iowa Floods was the New Orleans Hurricane.
The visitors' operatic lineup sparkled with Gustavos and Casanovas and Rauls and Valentinos and Pascuccis.
Understudies to Marshall on Thursday night, they killed Hill in the first act on Friday before the concessionaires had beaten back the first charge of a crowd in excess of 11k.
Marshall apparently won't be here much longer. He's ripe and ready for the call. As for Hill, he's best-suited right now for casting as Nuke Laloosh in a 'Bull Durham' remake.
The anti-climactic pitching note of the evening was the appearance of a young moose named Estrada for the I-Cubs. Recently promoted from Tennessee where his #'s were ordinary, he's listed at 6'8" and 260#. So far in two stints here he's allowed five hits and two runs in seven innings while walking zero and fanning 10. File him under future reference.
Following the good example of their parent club the I-Cubs now hit the road still in first place - high and, more importantly, dry...MW
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Funny, I was just going to comment on the "Steve Blass Disease" before you mentioned it - perhaps it's time to see a sports psychologist at this point? No one has said anything about a mechanical or physical problem, so what else can the club suggest? It would be a damn shame if he can't work this thing out, we don't need another Rick Ankiel in the makings here.
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Have you seen Rich run or swing? His only chance is pitching. The Rink Ankiel analogy definitely only goes as far as the meltdown.
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Rich Hill, you say? He's a lefty, correct?
When I was a kid, and the Cubs were mediocre to terrible every year (yes, we all share a common history), I focused a lot of my fanboy energy on individual performances. Because, really, what else was there to root for, especially when August rolled around? So it meant something if Madlock was gunning for the league batting title or Sutter was in line for a Cy Young, or Rick Reuschel was going for his 20th win. And I was just a kid.
As I got older and more forlorn over the state of the Cubs, I became less enamored of the individual players (they ain't family and they ain't friends) and more concerned about how they were actually helping the team win games. DLee's 2005 was special because his awesomeness was helping the team win more games than it probably should have, but once the team started to swoon (around the time Barrett threw down to third in Philly to allow the winning run to waltz in), I couldn't have cared less if Lee won the Triple Crown. To paraphrase Al (DeNiro) Capone: "Individual performance...eh, it's not so good."
Which brings us to Rich Hill. Do I want him to do well? Sure. But only in the context of him helping the big club. Even if he threw 7 shutout innings for Iowa, who cares? (Other than Iowa Cubs fans?) If it meant he got his shit together and yet still crapped his pants in the Bigs, what's the point? Even if he never throws another pitch for the big team, I could care less about the guy. Because if he never makes it back, then that means he's continued his descent into uselessness at the MLB level and he'd only be a drag on the team. Is it a waste of talent? Not really. I mean, either you got it or you don't.
I'd feel the same way if it was DLee, Aramis or Zambrano. If you're not helping the team win, adios. Once you've outlived your usefulness, you're dead to me. Get someone else, even if your last name is Sandberg, Williams or Banks. What the Astros did to ensure Biggio got his 3000th hit last season was ludicrous. The guy was an anchor dragging the entire offense down.
For all the time and money invested in Hill, he's given the Cubs about 1.5 seasons (if that) of effectiveness. Is his career circling the drain? Hard to say. But I wouldn't stay up nights worrying about it.
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It's not like he lost his stuff. Rich Hill is still virtually unhittable. But thanks to meddling with his delivery, he's got no idea where the ball is going anymore.
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I don't stay up at night for Hill, but I hate to see the team tinker with the guy and steer him in the wrong direction. If he's that fragile maybe he'll never make it for other reasons in the future.
Once the Cubs release the guy, another organization will give him a contract, a baseball, and tell him to throw the ball his way. He'll have another chance in MLB, and either make a career or start selling used cars (he went to Michigan, right?)
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He'll have another chance in MLB, and either make a career or start selling used cars (he went to Michigan, right?)
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....and Theo thought EJax, Sveum and Ricky were good ideas. Win some, lose some.
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It's really unfair that Singapore is trying to take credit for the food that clearly originates from Malaysia. And Yee Sang is in a long list of items that they are trying to take credit for. How can Yee Sang be created in Singapore in the 70' when clearly it was served in Malaysia as early as the 60's? http://bit.ly/faJ8qb
Once upon a time, you had declared a Malaysian fruit from "Rambutan" to "Singapore lychee",now??from "Yee Sang" to "Yu-Sheng"...
Your esteemed journalist seems to have been confused about the issue. It was a Mr Seetoh who was the food columnist who have quoted me off a general discussion list of what could constitute Singapore's cultural heritage. There was no suggestion in that discussion that implies an application for UNESCO listing. The quotation was further misconstrued by other newspapers which sparked off the debate. See my statement relating to this issue: https://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=10150659144662873
In fact, I am of the opinion that yusheng does not satisfy UNESCO's listing criteria and the whole debate is entirely meaningless.
It was amazing how my original post seeking views on what could be Singapore's intangible heritage (to which nobody responded for more than one year) has suddenly come alive and is now being reported in some Malaysian papers as a formal proposal for yusheng as a UNESCO intangible cultural heritage. Whether yusheng originated from Malaysia or Singapore really does not matter. What is more important is that Chinese communities and their friends from both sides of the border have a common dish that generates goodwill, happiness and wealth during the festive season.
Furthermore, Yusheng at the current stage, due to its relatively recent invention and evolution, does not satisfy the UNESCO criterion for a heritage submission to have been "transmitted from generation to generation".
That is why I pointed out in my earlier statement that those interested in the issue should examine the detailed criteria and I believe that the listing is premature. They should come back in 100 years time to see if yusheng still exists in the current form. If it does, then that criterion may be satisfied.
Unfortunately, there are many who are more interested in a debate on whether yusheng is Singaporean and Malaysian. They would take the less glamorous step of examining detailed international rules, background and technical information as to whether the argument stands.
At the end of the day, what suffers from this meaningless debate is that people have been distracted from the real issue, which is to find ways of preserving and promoting our historical and cultural heritage.
Tan Wee Cheng
whilst malays take away chinese rights of existance, culture, language, education, religion, jobs, freedom, they want to have a "war" of words of who should claim the rights to a raw fish dish eaten 3 days out of 365 days. sometimes, chinese in malaysia deserve to be treated as second class citizens to be trampled upon as a race in malaysia when they don't have a clue what's is important to them--survival in a sea of hostile malays who want to see them dead or sent back to China--or they r content to exist day by day fighting nonsense like raw fish or hianan chincken rice or larksa or fish head curry..... stupid people in chinese in malaysia.
will malaysian chinese want to claim that they r the first to eat pigs' bals, or for that matter all balls ?....lol. there r fish balls, meat balls[italian style],cuttle balls, beef balls, chicken balls, tiger balls and penises....lol... silly beyond belief.
singapore likes to claim a lot of things because it is a vacant boring city state....come on bak kut teh is from malaysia ok and singapore just made it taste worst ....yee sang is cantonese dish and a lot of singaporeans cant speak cantonese...so where is the logic? but is okay lah....let them claim what they want, Singaporeans have nothing, no culture....
These arguments are really pointless and meaningless. Just sensational writings meant to puff up readerships. Those that are doing so needs to grow up! And Malaysians please don't fall into the traps...we were once a combined country, ruled by the british for nearly 150 years, and remember singapore is a country of immigrants who brought things from everywhere else...
why not take back sg since it was given free to raffles by johore-so that u can be masters again. lol. spore came a long way n all myians can say is spore is this spore is this spore is that even claiming food like chicken rice, bat kut tay fish head curry nasi bruni fist invented by myians. how pathetic can mysians be not to fight for thier survival as a race in a sdea of maly ultras who stripped them naked from freedom of speech,religion,language,food,nd 2nd class status---instead they fight for the right to claim food as their own...lol....kind of self-pity when they r under attack in their own country to protect themselves from making a living....sad sad..
"what's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.." now choke on your raw fish...lol.
boh liew.... applies to both sides of the causeway...
there are more impt things in life than this - like expressing our respect and gratitude and being filial to our parents/elders during CNY, sharing time and happiness with cousins, family and loved ones... etcc... not fighting over who invented what first lahh...
imho, SG is not better than MY and MY is not better than SG.. we are just different.... end of story..
and i forgot to add: Tan Wee Cheng and/or Mr Seetoh does not represent the WHOLE of SG.. so pls direct your flamethrowers accurately. thks.
All these food was around in Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian capital, together with bak kut teh (which originated in Klang at my friend's eating shop) way back before Malaya got its independent. I lived long enough to vouch to the truth.
My has 100 years history--China and chese foods has 5,000 years history. ALL FOODS eaten/prepared by Chinese r from CHINa with variations to suit local conditions--same as Indian foods. so 4 silly MY chinese to claim that the foods they eat r created first in MY is ballynoooy and laughable. noodles r first created in China then italians made them n the rest of the world--so who create noddles first or 4 that matter tau fuu...MY??????????
stick 2 stuff u know-like 2nd class citizens, can't speak chinese, no chinese temples, no jobs in police/military, no pork, no brandy no nothing--just sub-humans living amongst bumi who ask u to jump n u ask how high...lol.food is not yr problem-yr survival in my is the problem ...mca created in my see see wat it get the chinese a coward group selling out chinese rights-wow sg don't hv m,ca but pap....lol.
It got started in SG papers. End it lah.
Shouldn't you guys find more meaningful stuff to write about at WSJ!
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i don't think he is regressing at all, i think his stats are just going down because there isn't the need to go to him on every play like there was before. We can't ignore the fact that there are many other targets to go to for scoring, or the fact that blake has picked up his blocks/steals, has shown a better mid range game, and has been playing better defense.
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I just bought an '85 C-10 in excellent condition. It is worth spending some money on. However, there seems to be little forward-back room. Definitely seems to be less than in the '67 I had years ago. The steering wheel column seems too long and even with the seat back as far as it will go, it feels like the wheel is much too close. Obviously I could learn to live with this, but if anyone has any suggestions about getting a few more inches of room, I'd appreciate it. Somewhere I read that the seat from a "late model" Silverado uses thinner foam and can provide more room. I don't know what was considered "late model" in this context, nor whether the seats are easily interchangeable in respect to mounting holes, etc. Maybe the gain wouldn't be worth the effort and expense. Thanks in advance for advice.
You know, I noticed the same phenomenon with my truck. seems that there is less room behind the steering wheel than there was 20 years ago.
Maybe my wife was right!!!! Too many pizzas and beers with the guys might have caused me to put on a few pounds over the years!!!
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Yes a tilt column helps a little bit, but the next best thing is installing a steering wheel from a newer style truck like an 88 and newer style. (obviously not an air bag type wheel). I replaced my stock wheel with one out of a '90 chevy and wow what a difference in comfort, and it is a direct bolt on!
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Dont go with the tilt wheel!!!!! > I have fought the battle of the waistline for almost 20 years . Right now I own a 79 GMC without tilt wheel. I used to own an 83 Scottsdale with tilt wheel, I sold it to a friend. Recently I had the opportunity to drive the Scottsdale for the first time since I sold it in 1995. The tilt wheel column is about 3 inches longer than a standard column, I fit comfortably in the GMC but I was VERY CRAMPED driving my old Scottsdale with the tilt wheel. I wouldnt recommend tilt wheel if your looking for more gut room , youll have less!!. What i would recommend is a steering wheel out of a camaro or trans am. I did this to a wrecker (85 GMC) that I used to own and it worked out great, more room , better feel, and a very easy swap !Im looking for an old T/A wheel for the 79 right now !!
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Jason Kreis has been one of my favorite post-match interviews for some time now. He's thoughtful, patient, actually tries to answer questions without using cliches or coachisms. You have to admire what he's been able to accomplish with Real Salt Lake. Salt Lake City has never had a championship team in professional sports. College basketball and the Utah Jazz have had championship caliber teams, but only Jason Kreis has lifted a banner and a trophy for a team in Utah.
This move has been coming for a long time. Worst kept secret in MLS in 2013 was that Jason Kreis was being recruited by NYCFC. It is surprising that the team held together with that rumor being bandied about. I think it is a credit to the strength in the organization that key pieces can be replaced with new ones and the team still performs.
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Affect Attunement
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One of the most mysterious aspects of the parent-infant (or any human) relationship is how one knows what another is experiencing subjectively. Yet this very ability underlies what we mean by empathy. It also underlies the phenomena in which the parent's fantasies about the infant come to influence the infant's behavior and ultimately shape his fantasies. (It is largely the result of the conference leading to this book that I have become aware of the wealth of work in Europe, particularly in France, on this issue of reciprocal fantasy interaction [Cramer, 1982; Kreisler, 1981; Kreisler et al., 1974; Lebovici, 1982, 1983; Pinol-Douriez, 1983].) The ability I have in mind also underlies aspects of what we mean by the quality of a relationship—in particular, what Hinde (1976) has described as the penetration or degree of mutual disclosure, openness, or intimacy.
Whether one is considering empathy, reciprocal fantasy interactions, mutual intimacy, or any other manner in which the inner mental life of one person ends up penetrating and influencing another, there must be some general ways that mental states within one person are knowable to another. (And the ways must be nonverbal, because one partner is an infant.) The mental state must first become manifest as overt behavior—and that overt behavior must be translatable—so that a partner can sense the inner state lying behind another's overt behavior.
The phenomenon of affect attunement is one such general way. Accordingly, we believe it occupies a place of importance in understanding the mechanisms behind crucial clinical issues such as empathy, "interactions fatasmatique," and intimacy, as well as "mirroring" and its related processes. In this essay I explore the nature, mechanism, and role of affect attunement in the sharing of affective mental states.
Some of the kernel ideas presented here are treated elsewhere in greater depth and related to other aspects of the growth of the infant's interpersonal world (Stern, in press).
Affect attunement can so permeate other behaviors that they are difficult to find in pure form (the following examples are taken from Stern, 1984). Occasionally, a very unemcumbered example appears, such as:
A nine-month-old girl becomes very excited about a toy and reaches for it. As she grabs it, she lets out an exuberant "aaaah!" and looks at her mother. Her mother looks back, squinches up her shoulders, and performs a terrific shimmy of her upper body—like a go-go dancer. The shimmy lasts only about as long as


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I did the pre TCA peel prep for a month using Retin A. It made the skin under my eyes very crepey. I then did the Jessner/35 percent TCA and it tightened up the skin although I do have a few lines left. I'm assuming I can start Retin A back up 2 weeks after the peel. Question: Will the new skin under my eyes go through a crepey stage again before getting better? Isn't my skin past getting crepey since I had the strong chemical peel?. Fearing the under eye skin is going to get crepey again.
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People who've won the battle against breast cancer have a lot to gain by helping others.
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and on Healthwatch, we've focused on ways this disease can be prevented, detected and treated. Today we'll look at a way breast cancer patients can help others – and themselves.
Breast cancer is not a disease anyone should go through alone. It's physically and emotionally stressful. Doctors at UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas say that patients can be a great help to each other in their struggles with the disease. UT Southwestern has a program called Coping with Breast Cancer, in which patients who have gone through surgery and treatment for breast cancer volunteer to work with newly diagnosed patients and their families.
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Historians say the first celebration of Christmas in Hawaii was in 1786, when the crew of the British ship Queen Charlotte had a holiday feast off the coast of Kauai. In more recent times, celebrations have included a series of parades and festivals, including some special ones on Hawaii Island. From Kona, HPR's Sherry Bracken tells us about some events taking place Saturday.
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NOMINATION OF BOARD MEMBERS The Investigator College Constitution provides for the election of members of the Association to the Board. To register your interest please complete a Nomination Form. Annual General Meeting Agenda Welcome Welcome & Prayer Members present Apologies Confirmation of Minutes Introduction of the Directors of the Board Reports SRC Report Brayden Mann & Ambrose Willoughby Chairman's Address Dr Ted Sandercock Principal's Address Mr Don Grimmett Finance Report Mr David Basham Election of Members to the Board Appointment of Auditor for 2015 Any Other...Read More
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Helping to get the new College year off to an inspiring and energised start, the 2015 Commencement Service not only celebrated the successes of the graduated Class of 2014, it provided the College with the opportunity to welcome members, both "old" and "new" to the 2015 College Year. During the service Mr Don Grimmett introduced new and returning staff to the College community and spoke to the student body about the new school year, calling on them to look after one another, do their best and to above all enjoy their schooling. Mrs Belinda Delyster (Head of Senior School) and Mr...Read More
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"The Journey: The Story of Investigator College 1982 -2012" is actually far more than the name implies. It is, in fact, the story a journey towards a new college of around 900 students across two campuses by 2012. "The Journey" chronicles this voyage of unique experiences, trials and triumphs across three decades. The Journey: The Story of Investigator College" 1982 -2012 By Robyn Dunbar, 2013 Copies now available for sale at $28 each plus postage. Ultimately, a new direction, 'Investigator College', was initiated by new principal Don Grimmett and the College...Read More
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Wednesday 21 May 2014 6:00pm – 7:00pm Launch of 'The Journey' 7:00pm – 7:30pm AGM Registration 7:30pm – 8:45pm Annual General Meeting Join us for the exciting, official launch of the documented account of the College's history 'The Journey' at 6:00pm. In addition the College will be announcing a bold, innovative and significant development program, unveiling future plans for the College's growth and advancement. Hosted in the Goolwa Campus Hall there will be complimentary wine & cheese for members of the Association...Read More
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class=img_thumbleft>It probably never occurs to the weekend warriors who urinate in the dark alleys of the Warehouse District, but Downtown Minneapolis is--more and more--a neighborhood.
This fall, with Keith Ellison's bid to become the U.S. House rep for Minnesota's Fifth District, one downtowner and two other residents of his former state house district are vying to replace him. District 58B runs northwest from roughly the Metrodome to some of the trouble spots on the city's North Side--and with that casts a net on a wide-ranging constituency that includes some of the poorest and also newly wealthy enclaves of the city.
Alan Shilepsky (pictured), who has lived downtown with his wife Diane Fitzgerald for 26 years, is the Republican candidate for Ellison's seat.
Though he's been active in policy and politics for some 30 years, Shilepsky faces more obstacles than just his opponents, Independent Mary Gaines and DFLer Augustine Willie Dominguez, for office: His District has been a DFL stranglehold for years.
For Shilepsky, the route to this campaign wasn't a clear one. By his own web site's own accounting, he was a Democrat from 1967 to 1995. (In 1993, he ran for the Minneapolis City Council's Seventh Ward seat as a "New Vision Democrat.")
From there, Shilepsky played an instrumental role in galvanizing the state's Reform and Independence parties. (He ran as a Reformer for secretary of state in 1998.) In 2002, Shilepsky became a Republican. The Westport, Connecticut native holds a B.S. in Physics from Tufts University, and has worked for governmental agencies that include the Minnesota State Planning Agency, the U.S. General Accounting Office and the federal Environmental Protection Agency.
And though he's done work for national and local candidates as wide-ranging as LBJ, Eugene McCarthy, Paul Tsongas, Richard Jefferson and Lisa McDonald, he's never held elected office. Shilepsky took the time to answer three questions from City Pages via e-mail.
City Pages: You are running as a Republican in what many would deem to be a DFL-leaning district, at least in recent history. But at the same time, there's been a lot of new money rolling into the Downtown residential market. Are there Republican voters to be had out there, and will the district swing that way if the Downtown housing boom continues?
Alan Shilepsky: Left leaning? House District 58B voted 84 percent Democratic in 2004! But there is no doubt that the newcomers to North Loop and Downtown show some Republican indicators: libertarian, entrepreneurial, corporate. Many are already Republicans.
The empty-nesters looking for low-maintenance condos and the business professionals coming from suburbia and out of state all know they pay more in taxes than they get back personally, and they don't begrudge it. But they want the money to be spent effectively, they want welfare and education programs to break cycles of dependency, not prolong them, and they expect to receive basic services like crime control, good transportation, and infrastructure maintenance.
But the Republican candidates they are offered must challenge the stereotype of the Republican Party as the party of personal-choice repression, particularly on gay rights and abortion availability. Republican candidates will have to show social inclusiveness/tolerance and Downtown voters will have to eschew party stereotyping and look at each candidate as an individual.
CP: You've made crime an issue, yet some would say that the crime problem Downtown is overstated, especially in regard to calls at the First Precinct. Some have even posited that strip clubs in the area have been responsible for criminal activity.
Presumably, as a conservative, you're a backer of small businesses. Is the crime Downtown a real problem? And, how can you reconcile a free market with a stated desire to combat crime?
Shilepsky: Crime is my biggest issue because it is a life-threatening concern on the Near North side, with pizza deliverymen and jersey-wearing youths losing their lives for trifles. But you are right, violent crime is of less concern in Downtown. What is more important in Downtown are livability offenses like panhandling, noisy and threatening behavior, graffiti, public urination, etc., and some car and garage break-ins.
This is nothing compared to what the Northside has had to endure, but it is important to Downtowners--especially more vulnerable residents.
Regarding strip clubs, I didn't think they were a big issue. I thought Downtown had come to grips with the idea that the First Amendment (my favorite) says we have to have some place, and the City's decision was that this was it. My inner South Park Republican thinks that a City isn't doing its job if it is not making everyone uneasy about something. By the way, my auto repair guy is flanked by X-rated businesses, but he still gives good tune-ups. My wife and I will keep returning.
CP: Finally, you've done a stint with the Reform/Independence party, before and during the Jesse Ventura years. What do you think of Kinky Friedman's bid to be governor of Texas, and the former Minnesota governor's recent involvement in that campaign?
Shilepsky: I don't know much about Kinky, but I do about Jesse. Flamboyant, egocentric candidacies don't make for meaningful long-term change--they are more like a four year "time out." What counts in politics is what lasts, and to last you have to provide vision and institution-building.
I can never forgive Jesse and [Ross] Perot, and their respective henchmen, for wasting a once in 100-year opportunity to realign the parties in our country. They couldn't see beyond themselves. I'm afraid that Kinky would be just another Don Quixote that stops the clock for four years and leaves no institution behind to carry on a positive legacy. Even assuming he has a vision he wants to realize.
Jesse had a button that expressed his purposelessness: "Retaliate in '98." Many of his young voters just wanted to stick it to the system. That's not a foundation for good governance.
Anyway, I don't think Kinky can go the distance because Texas doesn't have same day registration or public financing, or a strong Reform Party to provide the foundation for a serious statewide campaign. (Jesse misspoke when he said he stood alone.) But Kinky might win. If he does it means that the era of political parties--with organizations and issues--is dead and we are totally into an era of celebrity, mass media, and governance as entertainment. Pity the young!
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Synthetic ATF
I remember when I had a Lincoln Mark VIII, the guys in the know on the forums were putting in synthetic ATF, and swearing by it. I did the same, and it seemed fine.
Does anyone put synthetic ATF in their Dodge trucks? I have a 2004 1500 with the 5.7 Hemi.... I'm coming up on 30k miles, and considering a transmission service, so this question came to mind...
Anyone using synthetic ATF? :Hey:
our 06 just had the transmission oil changed to synthetic... shifts considerably better.
Engine is synthetic Rotella, Transmission/Transfer case Synthetic Valvoline and next month, rear end goes synthetic as well.
Thanks for the info, that's good to hear. I'm sure I'll change everything out to synthetic like you did.
I've done synthetics before, primarily Royal Purple products, and I agree, they work. I need to do the truck soon.
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