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'My field placements at QUT were a fantastic way to take the skills and theory I learned at university and link them in practice to teaching children of different ages. Having the practical experience was greatly beneficial.'
'I'd been working in the early childhood sector for a number of years and had developed a passion for supporting young children in their learning journey. Studying at QUT helped me to make connections and have a deeper understanding of the experiences I had on my field placements.'
'I'd been working in the early childhood sector for a number of years and had developed a passion for supporting young children in their learning journey. Studying at QUT helped me to make connections and have a deeper understanding of the experiences I had on my field placements.'
'When I finished school I hoped to get into university but that didn't work out as planned. I had the option to study at TAFE so I completed a Diploma of Children's Services and it gave me a year's worth of advanced standing (credit) in my QUT teaching degree. I wanted to challenge myself with university study and now I have the confidence to take on extra projects with QUT's experts in the early childhood field.'
'When I finished school I hoped to get into university but that didn't work out as planned. I had the option to study at TAFE so I completed a Diploma of Children's Services and it gave me a year's worth of advanced standing (credit) in my QUT teaching degree. I wanted to challenge myself with university study and now I have the confidence to take on extra projects with QUT's experts in the early childhood field.'
Out of the Box at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre is a biennial cultural and arts event for children aged eight years and under. Early childhood students volunteer at the festival and are assessed on their ability to engage with children in various community arts activities. Students practise what they learn in class while working with children in a fun, non-traditional environment. In alternate years early childhood students host a day of activities for young children at QUT.
You can apply for opportunities to gain valuable experience of education systems in other countries. For example, a group of education students spent two weeks in Malaysia. The students attended classes with Malaysian student teachers and visited a number of schools. They taught a 30-minute lesson about Australia using Australian storybooks, which were donated to the schools. In recent years QUT has also offered similar experiences in Bhutan and the USA.
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December 10, 2013
Quebec has passed legislation to create voluntary retirement savings plans (VRSP), the province's version of pooled registered pension plans (PRPP). Under the new rules, any individual, and any employer on behalf of an employee, may contribute to a VRSP. In addition, companies in Quebec with five or more eligible employees must generally offer a workplace retirement plan. Although the Royal Assent version of Quebec Bill 39 is not yet available, it appears the new rules will generally become effective July 1, 2014.
Quebec reintroduced VRSP legislation in Bill 39, which was tabled on May 8, 2013. Previously, Quebec had included its version of the PRPP in Bill 80, which was tabled in June 2012 but died on the order paper when an election was called in Quebec.
BackgroundPRPPs, including the VRSP, are intended to be a broad-based, low-cost, defined contribution pension vehicle that will be available to all employees, employers and self-employed individuals. The PRPP will offer these individuals the benefits of participating in a large pension plan like the defined contribution plans many large companies offer, and will also allow employers to offer retirement savings without the cost of setting up a pension plan and administering it.
Federal legislation for the PRPP framework, which provides a new option for tax-effective retirement savings for employees of small businesses and self-employed individuals who don't already have a company pension plan, was included in Bill C-45, which received Royal Assent on December 14, 2012.
Alberta and Saskatchewan have already passed enabling legislation to make PRPPs available in those provinces.
VRSP detailsUnder the new regime, employers with five or more eligible employees and who do not have a RRSP or a TFSA for which payroll deductions could be made, or an RPP, must automatically enroll those employees in a VRSP. The employees, however, have the right to renounce membership in the plan.
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CAMBRIDGE A stuck tractor trailer has forced the closure of Vermont Route 108 through Smugglers Notch. Vermont state police say the truck was stuck on the narrow, winding mountain road that passes between rock cliffs around 2 p.m. Wednesday. Police say the truck, which was hauling about 99,000 pounds of sand to the Stowe Mountain Golf Club, was heavily damaged and hung up on large boulders.
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Oklahoma County jail plan, sales tax votes put on hold
A plan to put a $281 million jail proposal before Oklahoma County voters this spring is on hold, and a jail sales tax ballot drafted by the county likely will not go before voters this spring as planned.
The decision to delay a vote on the half-cent sales tax comes on the heels of a voter survey, but Ray Vaughn, chairman of the Oklahoma County Board of Commissioners, would not directly attribute the plan's slowdown to the survey results.
Instead, Vaughn said he has implored the U.S. Department of Justice to relax or terminate its threats to take over the jail.
"We're just kind of waiting on their final stance, I think, and then that will kind of give us the direction that we need to go," Vaughn said.
"They're the ones driving this train."
The county agreed in 2008 to address 60 different civil rights violations outlined by federal authorities, and so far all but four of those have been fixed, Vaughn said.
The deadline for presenting a plan of compliance is October, he said, and the four deficiencies that remain will require either an entirely new building or significant alterations to the 13-story tower currently in use downtown.
A report issued in November by a consulting group outlined three options:
• A new jail, at a cost of $281 million, including land acquisition.
• Renovation of the current jail, including an annex, for $253 million.
• Renovation of only the bottom floors of the current jail for $259 million.
The consulting group recommended the first option after considering additional operating cost savings that would be recognized in the new facility on an annual basis.
Vaughn said in December that he expected the sales tax vote to go before voters this month.
But after hearing the results of the voter survey, he is now vague on a specific timeline.
Results of the survey, conducted by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, are not public, but at least one county elected official said he heard the news was not good.
District 2 Commissioner Brian Maughan said he believes polling results indicated it would take an expensive marketing campaign and significant support from corporate donors to garner enough votes to pass a sales tax.
"That's a bunch of rhetoric to simply put, this is not going to pass," said Maughan, who has been the lone commissioner to oppose a new jail.
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Sheriff John Whetsel said on Friday he has developed in the interim an alternative plan that would call for a much smaller annex to be constructed adjacent the current jail.
Whetsel, who already has spent upward of $10 million to address deficiencies identified by the U.S. Justice Department, said he would like the commissioners to consider building a "core facilities" annex that would house the jail's medical, kitchen and laundry operations.
The annex also might include dormitory space for as many as 600 inmates, which would reduce the population at the current jail enough to make the remaining deficiencies moot, he said.
It could be built on vacant land just south of the current jail, he said.
"I think the slowness of this process has been very helpful, because it has given us the opportunity to think, to come up with some alternatives, and whatever is decided upon, it will have been a well-thought-out process," Whetsel said.
But Vaughn said he's not too excited about Whetsel's proposal.
Yes, the annex could be built for significantly cheaper than a new jail — $150 million, Vaughn estimated — but the inordinate maintenance and operational costs at the current jail would continue.
"It's favorable in the way of costs, but it might not be as favorable in the long run," Vaughn said. "We've had that proposal before, and all the consultants have said no."
Vaughn said county commissioners have until August to put a sales tax proposal on the ballot in time to meet the October deadline.


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Ocean's Thirteen
The most recent home video release of this movie is November 12, 2007. Here are some details…
Home Video Notes:Ocean's Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen Triple Feature
Release Date: 13 November 2012
Warner Brothers Studios is releasing a box set of the three movies in this franchise: Ocean's Eleven, Ocean's Twelve and Ocean's Thirteen.
DVD release Date: 13 November 2007
Ocean's Thirteen makes a splash on DVD in either wide screen or full frame presentations. Both versions offer additional scenes as well as the featurettes Vegas: An Opulent Illusion (a look at Las Vegas' influential design sense) and Jerry Weintraub Walk and Talk (where the movie's producer conducts a casino tour). Audio tracks are available in English (Dolby Digital 5.1 and Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround), French (Dolby Digital 5.1) and Spanish (Dolby Digital 5.1), with subtitles in English, Spanish and French.
Also releasing is Ocean's Trilogy, which packages together all three films, Ocean's Eleven, Ocean's Twelve and Ocean's Thirteen.
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This is the third film in this franchise. Check out our reviews of Ocean's Eleven and Ocean's Twelve.
In Good Night, and Good Luck, George Clooney writes, directs and acts in the story about broadcast journalist Edward R. Murrow. Brad Pitt plays a German prisoner of war whose life is influenced by the Dali Lama in Seven Years in Tibet.


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The Nov. 6 election is rapidly approaching, and improving the economy and creating good jobs is on everyone's mind.
Statewide, our economy is in tough shape, and is particularly hard hit in Washington's 3rd Congressional District. According to Washington's Employment Security Department, the district's unemployment rate is nearly two points higher than the state average. In Lewis County, unemployment is over 12 percent. District poverty rates are also troubling, as Lewis and Cowlitz counties are two of the poorest in the state.
Obviously, candidates should consider every idea that can improve our economy. That's why it's particularly troubling that few if any candidates are talking about the underutilized resource at the heart of our district: Mount St. Helens.
At the height of its popularity, more than 3 million visitors traveled to see the volcano. Tourism-related spending supported local businesses, including hotels, restaurants, and gas stations. Unfortunately, visitation numbers have dropped to a few hundred thousand, and tourism-related economies have all but blown away. Foreclosures and for-sale signs dot nearly every road leading to the volcano. There doesn't appear to be any end to the economic woes in sight.
I recently joined dozens of community leaders, business owners, local elected officials, and concerned citizens in calling for a study regarding the transfer of Mount St. Helens from the Forest Service to the National Park Service. Students from the University of Washington also recently released a report showing little progress over the years by the Forest Service's management of the volcano.
Evidently, the Forest Service is unable to provide the multifaceted leadership that this treasure deserves. Its decades-long failed experiment here clearly illustrates why the National Park Service is the agency that operates virtually every other national monument and our country's most special places.
National parks are huge economic engines, pumping more than $31 billion into the national economy. Washington state's 13 sites in the overall national park system (including historic trails and sites, monuments and recreation areas) were visited by more than 7 million people last year. Those visitors spent more than a quarter-billion dollars in communities surrounding the sites. Their spending also supported more than 5,600 jobs. If Washington's national parks were a business, they would be among the state's 10 biggest employers.
Meanwhile, counties home to Olympic, Mount Rainier, and North Cascades national parks have unemployment rates below the state average. Chelan County, which includes North Cascades National Park, has an unemployment rate of just 6 percent!
Some fear that elevating the volcano to a national park would result in an overwhelming number of visitors and the destruction of the natural wonders and wildlife people come to see. This is an unfounded fear. Our national park system is the gold standard for the entire world. For nearly 100 years, the National Park Service has balanced public access and recreation with conservation in nearly 400 sites. We can expect the same at Mount St. Helens.
Mount St. Helens is an international icon, a source of civic pride, and the heart of our region. Its transfer to the National Park Service could be an economic engine for the 3rd District as well as the entire state. I call upon political candidates at every level to put Mount St. Helens on their agenda. It must be a major part of their economic plan for our region.
Mike Senchyna is a retired Vancouver Fire battalion chief and former Mount St. Helens Volcano Rescue Team member.


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Hardy Heron Beta - Alias Ubuntu 8.04
The Ubuntu team has released the first, and probably only, beta version of the next generation of Ubuntu with Long Term Support (LTS), Ubuntu 8.04.
Hardy Heron Beta - Alias Ubuntu 8
The final edition of Ubuntu Hardy Heron is scheduled for release in April. The support periods of 36 months for the desktop version and 60 months for the server, which are geared to the needs of professional users, only apply to the Gnome variant of Ubuntu. The Kubuntu variants with the KDE desktop do not offer long term support. While Ubuntu 8.04 uses Gnome 2.22, there are two versions of Kubuntu 8.04: one with the tried-and-trusted KDE 3.5.9 and another with a version of the new KDE 4.0.
Apart from this, the beta uses kernel 2.6.24-12.13 and X.org 7.3. The KVM virtualization solution replaces the Xen hypervisor in the server version. Libvirt and Virt Manager are available for creating and managing virtual machines.
Ubuntu 8.04 is available for x86 computers and for 64-bit machines with the AMD and AMD64 and EMT64 CPUs. Download links and additional information are available from the website here. The KDE version, Kubuntu 8.04, now has a separate Wiki page.
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2009/France, R, 105 min.
My movie buddy and I would never qualify as connoisseurs of fine French film. We don't know what "Micmacs" means. In fact, the only French word we know is "avec" which precedes all the names in the cast of characters. But we know enough about French films to buy tickets to see anything that's avec a guy named Dominique Pinon. This rubber faced character actor has appeared in some of the most memorable films we've seen in any language, including "Amelie," "The City of Lost Children," and my big favorite "Delicatessen." No matter what else is presented in the trailer, we always recognize Monsieur Pinon and buy tickets for his movies.
Thanks to the Internet, I've learned that the director of these wonderful films is named Jean-Pierre Jeunet, and that he also made one of my favorite movies in English, "A Very Long Engagement" with Audrey Tautou, whom he made more than famous in "Amelie."
"Micmacs," however, isn't the best of the line, but it's still full of amazing characters doing amazing mind-stretching things on film. Like all of this guy's movies, "MicMacs" is just weird. Uncannily weird. Weird in an overwhelmingly charming way. The movie answers the weird question, "What would you do to unscrupulous arms dealers if you had the breadth of imagination and the craziest buddies to carry out your most insane proposals?"
The central character has a grudge against arms dealers that's maybe a little stronger than everyone else's. He sees his chance, and puts all his otherworldly elements together to exact revenge. It's a caper movie, but not like one you've ever seen before. If art is something that helps broaden our views, then this is film art. Besides, it's avec Dominique Pinon!


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...actually, welding and brazing is different; welding involves melting the tubes being joined but brazing does not and is done at a much lower temperature.
Regarding Gas Flux, lots of professional framebuilders use the system for brazing lugged frames. Less clean up work which is important for some. Not positive but I think they smear a small amount of flux inside the lug before plugging everything together to make sure everything is covered before using the Gas Flux to protect the outside of the joint.
Just curious Steve but what kind of clear are you using? I assume PPG since you mentioned that before but what specific type?
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outstanding as well as steps and pictures of the build
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I jumped over here from a link on an Australian cycling site...and I'm quite simply blown away. Fantastic from start to finish! It makes the task of framebuilding seem a little less daunting seeing every step documented so well, and the finished product is a superb looking bike that I'm sure is great to ride. I like the minimalist bottle cages a lot, they really suit a steel bike with the narrower tube diameters.
I wouldnt want to be standing near you the day you scratch it though...all that work marred by leaning it against a wall and having it fall over...I tell you, the air would be thick with cursing if that happened to something I'd put that much work into.
Thanks for the excellent post, and may you enjoy your ride for years to come.
Beautiful work. It's too bad you have no interest in building for sale. I have a feeling you've got a growing waiting list right here.
Thanks for putting this thread here, as opposed to on a blog (you probably ought to blog this as well). After all was built, did you end up with any problems? Anything redone? Anything that you' like to improve for the next build?
I saw it today in person. It is a very nice Blue color - remind me a car custom paint job.
And, as always, Steave is fast on this bike, especially now that he went for 10 speed gears.
matches my other two (current) bikes. You can always find things to improve on even if it's only
cosmetic but this bike will be ridden pretty hard so it's better to not be too picky.
I just read through this whole thread and all I have to say is....WOW. This inspires me to try this myself (in the future and if I were a bit more mechanically inclined). The only thing I have to add is that I think it would look even more beautiful with some more white on it (bar tape, brake hoods, saddle) but other than that I am in awe.
this thread makes me want to cry. hot dang that bike is beautiful. you have inspired me!
Ride a single speed! Wishlist: Kona Paddy Wagon
Since this frame has rack bosses, it needed a rack.
This is not your usual Fred rack.
Made of 5/16" x .028" wall stainless tubing and a few old DT spokes...
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Absolutely stunning. I especially liked that you made your own rack and bottle cages; it adds quite a bit to the uniqueness, IMO. I've wanted to try this myself since I was 15 years old, and I swear I'm going to some day...soon. Thanks for the great thread!
Amazing and inspiring! Now I'm confident I can buy a frame and everything to go with it and put it together. Now I just need to find the right frame.
Thanks for sharing!


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Skip to comments.Did Mitt Call for Withdrawal in Iraq?
Posted on 01/26/2008 6:06:51 PM PST by Delacon
Apparently not. I say apparently not, because a very brief AP report on McCain's charge and Romney's emphatic denial ends with this paragraph:
While he has never set public date for withdrawal, Romney has said that President Bush and Iraqi leaders should have private timetables and benchmarks with which to gauge progress on the war and determine troop levels. He has said publicly that he agrees with Gen. David Petraeus, the top U.S. commander in Iraq, that U.S. troops could move to more of an oversight role in 2008. It is possible that the AP missed something very obvious in Romney's public record here, but I seriously doubt it. It's just as possible that the New England Patriots overlooked some game tape on Eli Manning. The AP, as anyone following this race knows, has been so anti-Romney as to defy parody. If this is the best they can come up with to put a hint of plausibility on McCain's attack, then McCain's case must be very weak indeed. Calling for private timetables and benchmarks with which to gauge progress, etc.. is a world away from McCain's charge. In fact, it is a highly reasonable posture for even the most aggressive proponent of victory. Ah, how far we have come from the heady days of Cindy Sheehan's ascendancy, when everyone assumed that the retreat from Iraq couldn't happen fast enough, and the last politician to deny responsibility for the war would have to turn out the lights. Give the military and the president credit for ignoring the pundits and senile elder statesmen who tried to talk them into retreat.
But McCain's straight talk express swerved into the mud on this one, and the fact that he chose to do so suggests some desperation. He will only get away with it if the MSM who have invested so heavily in his success cover for him.
For his part, Mitt should have the resources to counter this sleight of hand from the straight talker. And the fact that he does illustrates, again, the danger of suppressing free speech as embodied in McCain-Feingold. When the MSM conspires with a candidate to promote a lie and suppress its counter, someone needs to be able to do the end run.
It reminds me of an essay written by Lynn Nofziger years ago during the OJ trial. Nofziger had been falsely indicted for corruption during the Reagan years and fought the rap and won. He pointed out that any time a state or federal decides it wants to take someone out, the resources it brings to the table dwarf anyones capacity to counter them. We shouldn't fault those -- like the Duke lacrosse players who have the resources and fight back. We should applaud them.
Likewise with the candidate who has the resources to counter an MSM that shoots at him on sight but slavishly panders to his opponent.
On August 31, 1967, George Romney, the voluble, vigorous three-term governor of Michigan and former automotive executive, walked into a Detroit TV station to be interviewed by a local broadcaster with a lousy hairpiece. For more than a year, Romney had been talked about as the Republicans' best chance for winning the White House in 1968. But the national campaign trail, at first welcoming, had become bumpy. Reporters pressed Romney repeatedly to explain his ever-evolving and often confusing position on military involvement in Vietnam, which he had strongly supported after a visit to South Vietnam in 1965 but later declared a tragic mistake. Polls showed his lead fading.
So, during that August interview, when he was asked to explain his inconsistent position on the war, Romney replied, "Well, you know, when I came back from Vietnam, I had just had the greatest brainwashing that anybody can get."
There, he said it. One word, brainwashing, and his presidential campaign would never recover. Worse, that one politically charged word became not just the shorthand for his aborted White House run, but the bumper sticker for his entire life's work. Forget the poor boy who rose, Horatio Alger-style, to national acclaim. Forget the visionary of Detroit, who successfully championed the compact car over what he termed "gas-guzzling dinosaurs." Forget the straight-talking politician who steered Michigan government from financial ruin and pushed through a new state constitution. In the four decades since that interview, there has been a Pavlovian response to the American political trivia question, "Who was George Romney?" Answer: The brainwashed guy.
There's no taking it back.
Mitt Romney is a governor, doesn't really matter what he said, he was no ones representative.
What did the Congresscritters from MA say?
Mitt is a staunch, reliable conservative?
People should realize that there are no pure conservatives in the race, and Mitt is more liberal than any of them, with the possible exception of Guiliani. Some think Guiliani may just be more up front in his liberal beliefs than Mitt.
Mitt said he supports an AWB in the debate the other night. McCain may be wrong on open borders and the tax cut, but he never voted for an AWB. He ran to the left of Kennedy on social issues, and did not publicly state any conservative positions until he decided to run for office.
He stated there should be a withdrawl date set. He can either defend his position or say he was wrong. He is pretending he didn't say something that is in the public record.
People are free to support any candidate they want, but Mitt supporters should stop pretending like he is the clear conservative and everybody who doesn't support him is some liberal. That is absurd. Mitt is not conservative. Any person who doubts this should ask one question, are the majority of voters in a state that votes for Kennedy conservative.
With McCain wanting to end interigation of suspected terrorists at Guantanimo Bay, extending Constitutional rights to them and not wanting to do a damn thing on illegal immigration he is more attractive to terrorists than 72 virgins.
Good post. Add to that Romney is going to be the only one with any money left over after the primary. I sure as hell wont open my wallet to McCain if he wins the primary.
In May 2006, Governor Romney Traveled To Iraq To Meet With The Troops. Traveling under tight security, Governor Mitt Romney yesterday wrapped up an unannounced, one-day trip to Iraq to visit troops from Massachusetts, and warned against a cut and run pullout from the war-torn country. (Frank Phillips, Romney Makes Surprise Stop In Baghdad, The Boston Globe, 5/25/2006) http://www.freerepublic.com/~unmarkedpackage/#wot
It seems McCain and his supporters can't tell the difference between a timetable for withdrawal and timetables for milestones and objectives to be met, just like the liberal author of this article about the Bush timetable:
Bush Drafting Iraq Timetable
James Joyner | Sunday, October 22, 2006
After two years of villifying anyone who suggested a timetable was needed in Iraq, the Bush administration is reportedly now drafting a timetable for Iraq.
The Bush administration is drafting a timetable for the Iraqi government to address sectarian divisions and assume a larger role in securing the country, senior American officials said. Details of the blueprint, which is to be presented to Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki before the end of the year and would be carried out over the next year and beyond, are still being devised. But the officials said that for the first time Iraq was likely to be asked to agree to a schedule of specific milestones, like disarming sectarian militias, and to a broad set of other political, economic and military benchmarks intended to stabilize the country. Although the plan would not threaten Mr. Maliki with a withdrawal of American troops.....http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/archives/2006/10/bush_drafting_iraq_timetable_/
Are you saying that because he's a Mormon that he's calculating? or are you, as Mormon, noticing that particular fault in Romney?
Nixon served in the Senate.
The MSM wants Romney to win? You're flat out nuts. They've been dumping on Romney since he entered the race. They repeat the McCain-Huckabee talking points about Romney as if they're the gospel truth. They're constantly suggesting that the American public won't vote for a Mormon. They're constantly slamming Romney for using his own money to fund his campaign. The MSM wants Romney to lose and they're doing everything they can to see it happen. Clean the wax out of your ears and listen to just one MSM "news" broadcast.
No he was in the house.
I think there are four groups of people who have antipathy toward Romney, with some overlap.
1. Sincere opponents who are very concerned about his softness on issues/policies/principles of great importance to them.
2. People who don't want a Mormon in the White House giving credence to what they consider to be an evil cult. And simple anti-Mormons bigots.
3. Jealousy. He is too goody-goody. He is too handsome, too rich, too tall, has too good-looking a wife and family. Is too smart (which feels like condescension to them). They don't like that guy in high school who got all the honors and married the Homecoming queen. He makes them feel inadequate.
4. Guys who don't think he's regular enough, masculine enough, territorial enough, to be counted on when the going gets tough.
This is the opposition Romney will have to overcome if he is to get the nomination and go on to win the general election.
Your Romney talking points contain yet another historical inaccuracy.
"On leaving the service, he was elected to Congress from his California district. In 1950, he won a Senate seat. Two years later, General Eisenhower selected Nixon, age 39, to be his running mate."
No Romney has ever worn the uniform, or ever served for the United States. Ever. Not since, at least , the 1830's. Other than that, they are a bunch of heroes.
That's mind boggling.
I just cannot believe the level of this McCain hysteria. You would put Hillary freaking Rodham Clinton in charge of the War on Terror? Hillary picks judges? That may be the dumbest logic I have ever heard.
I was not for McCain, and he pissed me off. But the man is Pro Life, Pro Gun, Pro Military and wants to kill the bad guys. He is generally a Reagan economic devotee, but has made some of the VERY SAME mistakes that Ronald Reagan did. Is he Reagan? Of course not. And I would rather Thompson be the nominee.
But the idea that McCain is not only worse than Romney, who no one has a freaking clue what he really believes, but HILLARY?
What are some of you smoking? Just send the freaking country to the hell of Hillary?
Immigration is a big issue, no doubt, but when it comes to the War and judges, McCain is a BILLION times better than Hillary. He very well might cut spending and cut taxes, but if he DOESN'T the GOP can oppose the opposite just as easily as they can if its HRC.
I stand corrected on Nixon only. He was a senator at one time but wasn't when he won the presidency. I should have said sitting senator running for the presidency.
Well, there's no question but that the president and Prime Minister Maliki have to have a series of timetables and milestones that they speak about. But those shouldn't be for public pronouncement. You don't want the enemy to understand how long they have to wait in the weeds until you're going to be gone."(ABC's "Good Morning America," 4/3/07)
Romney's not a sitting governor. Why the double standard?
Nice piece of research. I'm impressed.
What you should be asking yourself is why the best business man, the most presidential looking, the best funded, one of the best debaters, one of the most qualified people in terms of experience along with all of the backing of talk radio, the new media and religious right leaders can't seem to break out of the pack and become the front runner. I think that if McCain, Huckabee, Hunter or Thompson had the money and support from talk radio that Romney has, they would have wrapped things up by now. Its a moot point because non of those guys have the money or the support but it should make you wonder about this guy's electability.
Blatant double standard. Nixon was a former Senator, Romney's a former governor.
Where did you get your phoney Kennedy talking point, if you don't mind me asking?
What exactly don't you people understand about Romney specifically stating he would veto a timetable for a withdrawal?
Mitt Romney has repeatedly expressed his support for the war, the surge and his commitment to staying as long as it takes to get the job done.
Some examples:
Governor Romney Would Not Deny Our Military Leaders And Troops The Resources And Time Needed To Succeed In Iraq. "Today, the nation's attention is focused on Iraq. All Americans want U.S. troops to come home as soon as possible. But walking away now or dividing Iraq up into parts and walking away later would present grave risks to the United States and the world....There is no guarantee that the new strategy pursued by General Petraeus will ultimately succeed, but the stakes are too high and the potential fallout too great to deny our military leaders and troops on the ground the resources and the time needed to give it an opportunity to succeed." (Governor Mitt Romney, "Rising To A New Generation Of Global Challenges," Foreign Affairs, July/August 2007)
Governor Romney Is Committed To Success In Iraq And Afghanistan. "At a minimum, success means not leaving behind a safe haven in Iraq and Afghanistan for Al Qaeda or other terrorist groups, from which they can finance, train and launch devastating attacks on America, Israel, and the world. In Iraq, the Surge's success has been vital to ensuring that Al Qaeda is denied a safe haven from which to launch attacks." (Romney For President, "Strategy For A Stronger America: Defeating The Jihadist Threat," Press Release, 10/17/2007)
- Governor Romney: "Well, a President Romney is not going to set a specific timeline that would suggest that we don't care whether al Qaeda is playing a major role in that country or not. It is critically important to America and the world that al Qaeda not have a safe haven in the nation of Iraq. And, so, to set an artificial deadline which ignores whether or not al Qaeda is being successful is, in my view, a position which would which should disqualify someone as a potential president -- president of the country." (Fox News' "Your World," 9/12/2007)
This is just McCain's shameless, desperate and lame attempt to shift the focus away from his economic illiteracy using lies, distortions and political dirty tricks. He knows he made a FOOL of himself here and he had to change the subject (don't look, it will be painful for you).
Really don't know any issue that he has not tried to be on all sides of at once.
I think I see some desperation also in the fact that Sen Martinez was talked into endorsing McCain after he had said he would remain neutral. Then out of the blue Gov Crist comes along and endorses McCain. I think and hope this indicates their internal polls are showing Mitt is doing well in Fl. The Republican establishment obviously wants McCain.
Oh, and former Senator Nixon spanked Romney's daddy in 1968 while winning the Presidential nomination.
**Did Mitt Call for Withdrawal in Iraq? **
If he did, he is cooked. That's a dimocrat line.
A vote for Myth is a vote for an ULTRA-LIBERAL Republican.
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McCain's false and desperate attack today
McCain is out there today in Florida saying that Gov. Romney favored a time table for withdrawing troops from Iraq. Here's some of the excerpts from an AP report:
"He said he was quoting Romney as favoring a "timetable" for withdrawal and argued that he was not misquoting Romney, saying, "Clearly, the impression was that he was ready to set a date for withdrawal."
But Romney quotes circulated by McCain's campaign didn't show Romney making that exact comment nor did aides back up McCain's earlier comment that suggested that Romney "wanted to set a date for withdrawal.""
This is from the Corner Online:
"UPDATE: As I think about McCain's effort to now use the battle of Iraq this way - to inaccurately characterize Romney's statement re Iraq, to refuse to correct himself despite the evidence showing his characterization is false, and now to say in response to Romney demanding an apology ''I think the apology is owed to the young men and women serving this nation in uniform, that we will not let them down in hard times or good. That is who the apology is owed to'' is to use Iraq and the soldiers as the Left does. Jim Woolsey has already been sucked into this. I hope others won't be."
Also from The Corner:
"I'm starting to think Sen. McCain should not be allowed to mention the other candidates' names within 30 days before a primary. I mean, he levels an allegation about Romney that's just flat not true, and if some organization wanted to run an add calling him on it, they would be in violation of his "reform" of campaign finance regulations. What a racket!"
Romney didn't parse any words here.
I haven't served in the military either. Does this mean I'm not fit to post on FR?
"You haven't served in the military and therefore are not qualified to have anything to do with it" is a Democrat argument.
They don't even know why they hate Romney so much. The reasons they give don't make sense but they keep on hating him and hating him - right there with the media and liberal democrats - all in bed together hating Mitt Romney. It's a mystery.
Romney is a great candidate!!!!!!! Go, Mitt!
I have never been a police officer. Does that mean I cant comment on crime or law enforcement? These are the arguments used by the left increasingly used by McCain supporters.
THanks again for the post showing that Romney understood exactly why you don't do ANYTHING publicly.
You don't want your opponent to know what the benchmarks for success are.
McCain Straigth Talk Express Runs Off The McTracks.
Yep. Romney's a "lifelong" hunter who never had a hunting license.
Another last-minute dirty trick by McCain. Did he apologize to Mitt?
The New York Times is sitting on a story. Maybe it's nothing.
The MSM has spent years NOT saying anything bad about McCain. They've got plenty of stuff saved up.
Your suggestion they can't turn on a dime presumes they have some recalcitrance to looking like hypocrits. But they won't, nor will it hurt them to do so, because they'll put on the big "how could we know, we thought he was a great guy — but there was that whole Keating Five thing, I guess it wasn't a one-time thing". it will be easy for them.
Of course, maybe they won't. In which case we'll have a President trying to pass Amnesty, appointing FEC officials who will apply McCain/Feingold to the internet, and generally playing nice with the democrats in the senate to prove how bi-partisan he is.
Well, although he never served in the military, George Romney claimed to have been brainwashed by them.
Those tricky, grease tank tread type military. Always snookering the best and brightest.
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Probably. But I don't care. I love this bike. I'm thinking I can upgrade it fully to modern 9 or 10-speed rear cassette, new wheels and upgraded crank. The brakes are very good as-is, I don't have any plans to touch them other than possibly integrating with an all-in-one type shifter/brake setup versus the original setup with the brakes up top and shifters on the down tube.
The thing is pretty fast, granted it's not as light as some of the newer stuff, but I'm not one of those guys who counts every tenth of an ounce. Basically I'm looking to build a good solid road machine that I can ride the hell out of, enjoy and train hard on. I doubt I'll race on it, but I might just to see how I do. I figure at my level it's 99% about my conditioning and 1% about the equipment I'm on.
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Gary Goetzman
Birth Name: Gary Goetzman
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Birth Place: Los Angeles, California, USA
Born: 11/06/1952
Birth Place: Los Angeles, California, USA
The Los Angeles native never made it to the top rung of child actors, but he can be seen as Dick Van Dyke's son in "Divorce American Style" (1967) and alongside Tim Matheson and Morgan Brittany (then billed as Suzanne Cupito) as Henry Fonda's children in the family comedy "Yours, Mine and Ours" (1968). He has continued to act in bit roles, usually in Demme's films like "Citizens Band/Handle With Care" (1977), "Melvin and Howard" (1980) and "Married to the Mob" (1988). In both "Something Wild" (1986) and "Philadelphia" (1993), Goetzman portrayed the same character, the lounge singer Guido Paonessa. He also produced Demme's "Stop Making Sense" (1984), the excellent Talking Heads concert film w... Continue Bio >>
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This is my Grandmothers old family recipe. Crunchy and sweet!
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- 1 lb fresh cranberries
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- 1 (6 ounce) can crushed pineapple
- 1 cup sugar (or less depending on how sweet you want it)
- Chop the cranberries in either your food processor, Vitamix, or other chopper you have. When finished with the cranberry chop, (the pieces will be small like chopped nuts) put your peeled and seeded orange in and process up very well. It will have almost a thick juice consistancy. Add the cranberries, orange, pinneapple and the sugar and stir well. Taste and see if the sugar level is to your taste. This is best when it sits overnight in the fridge. Serve cold.


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No place like Coronado for 'Oz' author
L. Frank Baum arrived in Coronado in 1904, already the wizard of Oz. His book about Dorothy, Toto and the others had come out four years earlier, a new kind of American fairy tale. Popular in its day, the story remains so, beyond even its creator's wildest imagination.
Witness "Oz the Great and Powerful," a new movie that opens Friday starring James Franco and Michelle Williams. Disney reportedly has spent $200 million on a prequel that it hopes is familiar enough to tap into the Baum magic — tornado, yellow brick road — but different enough to stand on its own.
Others have walked that line to great acclaim and fortune, most prominently the "Wicked" franchise that started as a Gregory Maguire book in 1995, spawned a Tony-winning Broadway musical and led to touring productions that have spanned the globe and raked in more than $1 billion.
"At its core, the story gives us a template for how we stay connected to each other, and how we figure out who we are," said Gita Dorothy Morena, a Lakeside psychotherapist who is Baum's great-granddaughter and the author of "The Wisdom of Oz."
Whatever the new movie's success, it is putting a spotlight again on Baum, a New York-born dreamer who dabbled in various jobs — raising chickens, running a theater company, editing a newspaper — before settling down to write in his early 40s, when he was living in Chicago.
The book that became "The Wonderful World of Oz" started with stories he had been spinning out loud for his kids and their neighborhood friends. It was a departure from other children's literature, which was largely European and overtly moralistic. "Oz" was entertaining and outlandish, the launching of American fantasy.
It was also a best-seller, which meant the family had enough money to travel during the cold Midwestern winters. They went up and down the California coast until they found a place with a Tent City next to a whimsical hotel decorated with red roofs and fanciful turrets.
There may have been no place like home, but L. Frank Baum fell in love with Coronado. And it fell in love with him.
His paradise
Walk in the front door of the library on Orange Avenue and turn left. Hanging from the ceiling, at the entrance to the children's section, are nine glass panels depicting Oz scenes. They went up in 2006, for the 150th anniversary of Baum's birth.
There's a small plaque nearby explaining the source of artist Brenda Smith's colorful creations, but no explanation is necessary. The figures are instantly recognizable: the Cowardly Lion, the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman, Dorothy and Toto, the Wicked Witch of the West and her flying monkeys, the Emerald City.
When the panels went in, city officials said Smith "relied solely on the descriptions in Baum's novels to bring the Oz characters to life," but there's one understandable deviation. In one of the panels, Dorothy is wearing ruby slippers. Baum wrote them silver.
Ruby slippers are what Judy Garland wore in the 1939 film adaptation, probably the most-watched movie of all time, a pop-culture touchstone that for many is as far as they go when they hear the word Oz.
Most people don't know, for example, that Baum went on to write 13 more Oz books, including "Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz," "The Road to Oz" and "The Emerald City," all penned while he was wintering in Coronado, where he spent parts of six years.
It was his habit to write in the mornings and enjoy the scenery and the people in the afternoons. He told a newspaper reporter in 1904 that anyone who didn't think Coronado was paradise would probably also find heaven unpleasant. The next year he wrote a gushing poem, published in a local newspaper, called "Coronado: The Queen of Fairyland." It includes these lines:


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spring planting
I don't know about Texas, but we didn't have planting weather this year until late June in Central Oregon High Desert
La Ni├▒a might return. The huge Pacific weather event that shaped last winter and this yearŌĆÖs miserable spring may come┬Āback.
SAY IT ISNŌĆÖT SO! This could mean another frozen winter, continued drought in Texas and even a possibility of floods in the Midwest next spring. How likely is it? Should we be getting out the long winter┬Āunderwear?
FirstŌĆöletŌĆÖs do the worldŌĆÖs quickest review. A La Ni├▒a (Spanish for ŌĆ£little girlŌĆØ) is the worldŌĆÖs strangest name for rotten weather. It is a huge pool of cool water in the tropical Pacific. The water cools the air above it ŌĆō which changes air pressureŌĆöwhich changes wind patternsŌĆöwhich changes weather. Since the La Ni├▒a is huge, its impact affects global weather, including conditions in the US. (This combination of ocean and weather conditions is frequently abbreviated as ENSO).
This week the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the agency that monitors weather, climate and ocean conditions, wrote:┬ĀENSO-neutral is expected to continue into the Northern Hemisphere fall 2011, with ENSO-neutral or La Ni├▒a equally likely thereafter. (Translation:┬ĀExpect a normal fall and maybe winter will be normal and maybe it will be miserably┬Ācold.)
Yet the agencyŌĆÖs Climate Forecast SystemŌĆÖs models writes:┬ĀThe CFS ŌĆ" predicts La Nina conditions to develop during the Northern Hemisphere fall 2011. (Translation:┬ĀThe La Ni├▒a and the crummy weather it brings will hit this fall and winter.)
The average of the US Climate Forecast System models predict the tropical Pacific will drop over 1┬░C (1.8┬░F) below normal, creating a cold La Ni├▒a. Source: NOAA
Huh? Which is itŌĆönormal weather or a cold La┬ĀNi├▒a?
HereŌĆÖs whatŌĆÖs going on:┬ĀDifferent nations are trying to predict whether La Ni├▒a will come back and they disagree. The US models almost all predict a cooler tropical Pacific. (See graph A) However the Korean models expect a mild warm El Ni├▒o. The French predict a neutral Pacific. Some of the Japanese models agree with the US that there will be a cool La Ni├▒a. ItŌĆÖs kind of a mess. When you average everything, all of the warm and cool models, the result is somewhere in the middle.
Climate models from all over the world differ on whether or not there will be another La Ni├▒a and the average result is that the Pacific will remain normal. Source: NOAA
NOAAŌĆÖs official pronouncement, is hedging between the global and its own CFS models. Unfortunately, the CFS has had a fairly good record for being right. So hope the global models are right and we have normal weather. Meanwhile, polish your skis in case snowy La Ni├▒a comes┬Āback!
I don't know about Texas, but we didn't have planting weather this year until late June in Central Oregon High Desert
didn't the almanac predict a wetter than usual 2011 spring/summer for texas?
Nice post. Looks like a record breaking USA winter 2011-2012. Extreme cold & Snowmageddon levels of snow in the Northwest and Eastern USA especially.
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Ali Sethi's first book, The Wish Maker (Riverhead Hardcover), arrives just in time to fill the vacuum of cultural knowledge on Pakistan that seems to grow only more pronounced as that nation takes center stage in international headlines. The family saga is told from the POV of Zaki, a young Pakistani boy, but really centers on the lives of the women in his household, including his cousin, Samar Api, and his mother and paternal grandmother, who serve as each other's foils in political, cultural, and familial discussions. As readers, we are always looking in from the outside at the complex lives of these women. The narrative chronicles Zaki's and his cousin's upbringing, his departure from Pakistan, and his eventual return for her wedding, spiraling outward to include the stories of uncles, aunts, and other family members. Sethi's novel is a strong voice in the much-needed dialogue about Pakistan.
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Cheese Plate – Chefs selection of five assorted artisanal cheeses with fresh fruit and hot out of the oven house-made bread. $14
Hummus – Hummus infused with roasted garlic and sun-dried tomatoes; Accompanied by house made bread, celery, olives, cucumber and fire roasted red pepper $12
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Crab Cake – Maryland style jumbo lump six ounce crab cake made in-house and gently seared, served with house made Remoulade. $21
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Lobster Roll – Whole claw and knuckle meat lightly tossed in mayonnaise and celery, set on a grilled New England style roll. $16
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