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Skip to comments.Barack Obama 'too tired' to give proper welcome to Gordon Brown
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I've been thinking the same thoughts. Such a bunch of "bull." Can you just imagine what the press would have said if Bush acted like Obama?
Well they are planning on going on vacation again with the girls for spring break—that might help him get caught up on his rest. I read that somewhere last week in an article about Michelle.
"Anyone miss George W. Bush yet???"
I said people would in six months. I was wrong.
It'll be less than that.
"Perhaps he has an undisclosed illness?"
This story is amazing. It's as if Obama is literally coming unhinged after less than 2 months in office. He's tired! Wahh. He has to work too hard. Waaah.
All the over-butted first lady had to do was to go downstairs and ask the head of the permanent staff what arrangements are customary for a visiting head of state.
You know, it may just be that these people are such classless rookies that they just don't know how to run a real government. LOL
One can only aspire to make the list and the competition is fierce.
Obama is like a very inexperianced rookie trying to pitch in game 6 of the World Series.
A at a very critical time in American history.
It is the first inning and he is getting hit hard. and we have nobody in the bullpen.
It is going to have to get very very very ugly before the American people have a chance to send in somebody better to pitch in game 7.
They ridiculed Bush for his vacations. How many vacations has Obama taken already since winning the election?
Won't that be Jolly when the 3 AM phone call comes in from NORAD?
Re: "Going to the gym, looking at himself in the mirror, playing basketball, and partying every Wednesday night sure can wear a person out"
Yeah — when I was 20, a million years ago, I was always tired — of course I was out six out of seven nights a week partying but it did cause me to fall asleep at my desk at work frequently. Happily my boss enjoyed living vicariously through my stories so I kept he job.
Bambi had better figure out a way to handle his new job or he's not gonna have it for long (I hope, I hope, I hope!!!)
You would think he got into the White House on an athletic scholarship.
Maybe ZERO will be TOO EXHAUSTED and TO OVERSTUFFED WITH WAGYU BEEF, Caviar, Lobsters and Champaigne, Booze and Cocaine to react when the 2AM Nuclear Alarm Call comes in as Hillary pointed out so well. If HUSSEIN stiffed the Prime Minister of Our Closest Ally and Most Important Friend, then Why wont he tell the Keeper of The Nuclear Football to get LOST! because he is "Exhausted?"(pickled, smashed, depressed, whatever!)
Obama needs applause. Maybe that doesn't happen at home so much.
Obama's got his priorities and they don't include serious stuff. All they want to do is party - at your expense of course ... .
Re: "After all that experience at community organization and that half-term as a senator, who knew we were electing a lightweight, unprepared, puppet?"
Well, WE knew, didn't we? Sadly our knowledge was not enough to keep Zero's followers from "electing" him.
State department. heh.
There is NO excuse for his behavior in this matter. He insulted the leader of a country that has stood with us throughout the years. They are our friends. He is pathetic and an embarrassment to America!
Impeach the bast*rd!
Man, that felt good! LOL!
Heck, I miss McCain, let alone someone of "W"'s character (even though I often did not agree with him either). And I positively pine for Ronald Reagan.
The "special relationship" is a totally entrenched part ogf American diplomacy for hundreds of years. Our relationship with France, Britain, and Israel are special and different from all others.
No American President, except for Jimmy Carter and Israel, has ever question the special relationship between the US and Britain.
If they are so insignificant, why has Obama requested a special meeting with Elizabeth II, Queen of England?
Ah Yes! The Photo-Op. In the pretend presidency of BHO, appearances are everything. Let others do the work/
And the puppetteer pulling the strings on this moronic marionette is laughing all the way home.
Oh, we have somebody in the bullpen but its the drunken, hung over former starter with the bad hair transplant.
What are the odds of Clinton coming out against Bama and his administration? He has already told Bama to be a little more postive. Hoping
Well, it's not over his desk, but throughout the campaign there were several pics showing Obama looking tired. Who'd guess this was typical, (we knew LOL!)
I don't really blame him. I blame the 60+ million buffoons, idiots, and other assorted oxygen thieves who had every opportunity to see this for themselves yet voted for him anyway.
"the president has facing exhaustion over America's economic crisis and is unable to focus on foreign affairs"
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OMG, he's a bigger lightweight than even we thought he was.
Guess working out out at the Marines' facility didnt help build up his stamina any.
What a worthless jerk. He never managed so much as a 7-11, and the Sheeple thought he could handle THIS?
Okay, had to put a post up here- now i'm going to back to read the thread.
RE: "Perhaps he has an undisclosed illness?"
Does "Marxism" count??????????????
And to not air the dirty laundry publicly, ME-Chelle Mabelle will start helping out with some of the decisions. He'll delegate some of the less important stuff (in his mind anyway) to her. Like national security en foreign relations.
I'm not putting anything past this clown at this point.
Good observation. We have always thought that he seems to have a weak constitution, and weak nervous and circulatory systems.
And he still smokes.
I think he truly thought being president was nothing more than mastering the teleprompter and playing with all the shiny perks the office brings.
I don't miss W's policies, but I sure as hell miss W the man... he would not embarrass the USA before our British allies because he was "tired"
I thought I would never say it, but I have been saying it often. Good to see that I am not the only one.
That's been my prediction for sometime. In a moment of desperation, the line will be crossed, then all h$ll will break loose three or four weeks later (remember Noriega and his coke fueled insanity?).
I agree. Obama will continue to do whatever he wants. We don't know, but there could be people around him trying to give him good advice. He is too much of a narcissist to listen. In order to take advice and listen to others, one must have humility and personal insight. Unfortunately for America, Obama has neither.
Sold to you Obama.
With your "tax and spend us into the ground" budget, bailouts and stimulus package, you OWN this economy.
Party hardy buddy....while you can.
The benefit with Clinton is that he would rather abandon his leftist instincts than be disliked. So, he backed off on socialized medicine quickly (I realize he lost the Congress over it and wouldn't have had a prayer passing it with the freshman class, but Obama would be so tone deaf as to push for it anyway) and moved quickly to seize credit for welfare reform.
He never has worked a real job (or a full day's work) in his life. This is not a shocker at all.
Too much partying?
He probably ran out of blow.
Sorry, it is his job to represent this nation in an appropriate manner. How many people other than those with government jobs, of course, are afforded the luxury to say "sorry, I am tired, can't do it, just overwhelmed?"
Maybe he's got a bad case of colic. Possibly he needs a big BM. Poor thing ......was he burped?
Biden and Pelosi are going to get disappeared?
Doesn't it make you wonder if the issues with his birth, and other unavailable records are eating at him? If caught in his web of lies, he will age 50 years in one day.
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Ever get the feeling that life's a game with changing rules and no clear sides? Welcome to gamespace, the world in which we live. Where others argue obsessively over violence in games, Wark contends that digital computer games are our society's emergent cultural form, a utopian version of the world as it is. Gamer Theory uncovers the significance of games in the gap between the near-perfection of actual games and the imperfect gamespace of everyday life in the rat race of free-market society.
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Even though DH thought it was just okay, I absolutely loved it and will give it 5 stars anyway. I will make it again even if I have to eat it by myself! I made it as directed only I didn't thaw the veggies beforehand, I just tossed everything together in the crock pot and left it for around 8 hours on low. All the veggies broke up into bitty pieces and everything meshed together into one delicious soupy mixture that I served over brown rice. Yum!
Love flexible recipes and this one is very flexible. Was great over whole wheat couscous (would also be very good over rice) as a side dish, but would also make a great vegetarian main dish. DH called dibs on any leftovers for his next day lunch. Made as written using the broccoli, cauliflower, and carrot mix. And used the oven bake option. Thanks for the post.
For being so easy, this was just great! In addition to the frozen carrots/broccoli/cauliflower blend, I also added half a bag of frozen soy beans. Since I was adding additional veggies, I threw in half a can of water to spread the sauce a little further. Made plenty to serve three of us as a main meal with lots of leftovers. We served over steamed rice as suggested - true vegetarian comfort food!


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Billy Gillispie released from hospital
Updated: September 8, 2012, 5:28 PM ETBy Andy Katz | ESPN.com
Embattled Texas Tech men's basketball coach Billy Gillispie was released from the University Medical Center in Lubbock on Thursday, according to Red Raiders associate athletic director Blayne Beal.
Multiple sources told ESPN.com that Gillispie, who was admitted last Friday morning, was being treated for high blood pressure.
Gillispie has been under fire for the way he has run the Texas Tech program during his brief tenure at the school.
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Pathways to Collective Protest: Calculation, Identification, or Emotion? A Critical Analysis of the Role of Group-Based Anger in Social Movement Participation
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1540-4560.2009.01620.x
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Heh, that is really going to mess with the narrative some people have about our interactions with Israel...
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Power might never apologize for America, but her boss has. America needs to
apologize for her boss.
The UN is used to leadership coming from Washington, but there has not been a leader in the WH since 2008.
those are just words she used to placate conservatives. they will mean nothing if she is confirmed. we know the truth is not even a minor inconvenience to the current misadministration.
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"those are just words she used to placate conservatives. they will mean nothing if she is confirmed. "
They aren't just words. These positions of hers have annoyed a decent number of liberals and she's had them for years. She's too much in favor of military intervention for my taste and she's too agreeable with everything Israel wants. Israel's an ally, but that doesn't mean we should agree with all of their policies, like their settlement expansion.
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I hope you are right concerning Power, but I have learned to trust nothing the BO cabal or anyone they nominate says.
If those are really her views, she won't last long in the BO misadministration
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"Power might never apologize for America, but her boss has."
funny you would mention 2008 isn't that when this failed rhetoric dates back to, how has it worked for the GOP the last 7 years?
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5 not 7, sorry, long day.
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still having problems with math? 2013 - 7 is 2006, not 2008, as you infer.
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lost can say any nasty thing he believes about the current administration, but his pining for the good 'ole days of 2008 is pretty amazing. Most Americans saw it differently. GWB certainly didn't leave office with the country better off than when he arrived.
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Good advice. I'll be in Verona in a couple of weeks and will check if this is still available.
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GOLDEN — If Evergreen had any realistic hope of winning the Class 4A Jeffco League girls basketball title, it simply had to win Jan. 20 at Golden High School.
The Cougars (12-2, 4-2 in league) stayed within striking distance of conference-leading Valor Christian with a come-from-behind 47-39 victory on the road against the Demons. Golden jumped out to a 12-2 lead, but the Cougars limited the Demons to a single point in the second quarter to take a lead before halftime that Evergreen never relinquished.
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WHEAT RIDGE — Until last year, baseball had always been Tommy Murphy's sport of choice.
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The junior had never set foot on a wrestling mat prior to the 2015-16 season. He admitted he had no desire for the sport until last year.
GOLDEN — Evergreen couldn't dish out a big favor to the rest of the teams in the Class 4A Jeffco League on Jan. 20 at Golden High School.
The Cougars (9-4, 3-2 in league) had the opportunity to reel the conference-leading Demons (10-3, 6-0) back to the pack a little. However, Evergreen's flurry of five 3-pointers in the fourth quarter wasn't enough as Golden hung on to take a 59-55 victory.
EVERGREEN —Cougars basketball coach Scott Haebe seemed indifferent on Jan. 13 to all the hoopla that comes with any Evergreen-Conifer matchup.
"I don't get as caught up with the Conifer rivalry," said Haebe, who's participated in many games between the two in his 24 years as the helm of the boys basketball team.
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EVERGREEN — For a diver, water can be fickle — smooth and inviting one moment and then solidly repellant like a block of concrete the next.
A good diver knows when and how to take off to achieve proper elevation, as well as execute graceful twists and flips in the air before slipping seamlessly into the water with little splash. However, to achieve perfection is difficult. Just ask Evergreen senior dive captain Bailey Mills.
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Maggie Hellard, a co-captain on Evergreen's girls swimming and diving team this season, has gone through a lot under the microscope of water while being a key cog for the two-time defending Class 4A state champions.
Hellard, an Evergreen resident who is homeschooled, was diagnosed with spinal scoliosis — a condition characterized by an abnormal curve in the spine.
EVERGREEN — Evergreen's girls basketball coach Amy (Mohr) Bahl has the sport in her blood. And in the family she married into.
She was a standout player at Fort Lewis College from 2001-05. She left as the school's career leader in points, rebounds, field goals, free throws and steals.
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Eric Bledsoe, Phoenix
Arguably the best point guard on the market not named Kyle Lowry, he'll command a salary Toronto might not be willing to pay. Suns have Goran Dragic and now Tyler Ennis, so Bledsoe may move on.
Greg Monroe, Detroit
Another restricted free agent, the Pistons might match any offer he gets. He could be redundant with Jonas Valanciunas, though, and too expensive for the Raptors to consider.
Channing Frye, Phoenix
A prototypical stretch four coming off a resurgent year after a heart issue? He'll get some interest, and could be an interesting complement to Valanciunas.
Luol Deng, Cleveland
He might be too expensive, and there's been a lot of wear and tear on his body over the years, but a 10-year veteran who can defend and make a shot deserves a look.
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A big shot taker — and more important, a big shot maker — who emerged as a key backup with the championship Spurs. In line for a big payday. He might be a solid addition.
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I bought this film partly because of good reviews and partly I was curious to see how good an actor Hayden Christensen was away from Star Wars. I was pleasantly surprised. OK, the story is a bit predictable, but in this film it's really the acting that makes it so good. Kevin Kline trying to sort out his son and get his house built before it's too late, Kristin Scott Thomas as the mother who has built a new life, but finds herself falling in love with her ex again. And Christensen gives a way better performance here than in Attack of the Clones. OK, I thought he was alright in that, but here he really is great as the angry young man wanting to feel valued.
All three leads make a very believable family and do a good job of portraying all the conflicts, both outward and internal, of their respective characters.
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