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The Obama administration backs racial discrimination
This is absurd enough:
The Supreme Court has just issued an order (read it here) blocking the racially discriminatory separatist election in Hawaii. The order enjoins (stops) the counting of ballots and certification of results pending further order of the Supreme Court. I covered the election here and here at PJ Media.
Only one race is permitted to register to vote with Hawaiian government officials for the separatist election.Hawaii has given a private organization millions of dollars to run the election. They believe these actions are constitutional. Judicial Watch has sued Hawaii, and the Public Interest Legal Foundation has filed an emergency brief with the Supreme Court on behalf of the American Civil Rights Union asking the court to stop the election process.
That's right, one race is permitted to register to vote for or against the separatist election. Because, you know, those who've lived there for generations but aren't native, tough cookies. And while one might suppose that some of the natives are smart enough to realize when they have it much better connected to the US than they would unconnected, you might also suppose that there are enough infected with "native rights" to have not thought to deeply about a vote for a separation and the consequences thereof.
But if that is absurd, this is downright crazy:
Naturally, the Obama administration took their side and filed a brief supporting the racially discriminatory election. They argued that even though Congress has never authorized a new government on Hawaii comprised of the native race, the state should be allowed to establish one.
That's right, our government argued for the discriminatory vote. Suddenly, they're a huge "states rights" fan. Well unless that state doesn't want to take in Syrian refugees. And then, not so much.
Wasn't this the guy who was supposed to stop the oceans from rising and healing the wounds of racism with his magic touch. Is this how one goes about that?
Forget the extremes on the Syrian refugee crisis
"We are not well served when, in response to a terrorist attack, we descend into fear and panic," [Obama] said. "We don't make good decisions if they're based on hysteria or an exaggeration of risks."
There you have it, folks: If you doubt any portion of our current refugee policy, you're "hysterical." Never mind that a recent poll showed 13 percent of Syrian refugees declaring a "positive" or "somewhat positive" view of ISIS, or that at least one of the Paris attackers apparently arrived in France posing as a refugee. Never mind the 26 charges of terrorism brought up against foreign-born individuals in the U.S. in the past year, as Sen. Jeff Sessions documented this week, or the fact that in October, FBI Director James Comey testified that our current system likely can't effectively vet Syrian refugees.
More importantly, never mind the fact that opposition to current refugee protocols doesn't necessarily translate into opposition to helping refugees altogether; had Obama led with an acknowledgment of the system's weaknesses and showed genuine concern towards fixing them, we might be in a different situation today. As it is, a new Bloomberg poll shows 53 percent of Americans opposing the current settlement plan.
Yes, that's right, our President is on extreme. And of course he considers the GOP to be the real extreme, characterizing them as wanting no refugees from Syria at all. Granted there are certainly those who do indeed want that. But broad brushes are a little, well, broad.
In effect, no one is saying turn away "widows and 3 year old orphans", as some on the left have characterized the attitude on the right.
What is concerning everyone is the number and percentage of young, military age men in this mix. Are they jihadists that ISIS is trying to smuggle into the US. Despite their claims, the administration has no idea. That's a national security issue and the safety of the citizens of the US take priority over a bunch of refugees. Of course that's how the job description of President goes, but apparently, Obama is trying to rewrite that. Risk is a matter of opinion, and a good leader would develop a process that would be transparent and assure the public of its safety. But then, we have Obama …
And what most want is a "pause" before wholesale importing of refugees, to review the vetting process and tighten it up if necessary. In the meantime, I'm sure, if the US asked nicely, these refugees could be placed in a neutral middle Eastern country until that process is complete. That would assure their safety.
But to hear Obama and his supporters, it is as if the right is just so damned racist and xenophobic that they can't tolerate the thought of helping any foreign refugees by placing them here (of course, history tells a different story).
Tell you what. To show your good faith Mr. Obama, let's first start by giving refugee and immigration status to our Iraqi and Afghan interpreters who are at daily risk for helping us and many on the right have been trying to get here for years. That's been a hill the left just doesn't seem to have been able to climb.
Then they can again assume their superior attitude and lecture the rest of us on our "responsibility" to others.
Seem fair?
Liberals in Wonderland
As exemplified by Margaret Carlson on "Morning Joe":
Carlson said of assimilating immigrants, "we do know how to do it. Europe doesn't know how to do it. France especially doesn't know how to do it. England not very good at it. And so, we have less of a problem. You know, those people who have snuck in, that, I don't know if they've snuck in, but maybe they become Americanized, maybe the anger goes away. Maybe what they snuck in to do they're not going to do, because we do have an acceptance of these people, as Congressman [Keith] Ellison (D-MN) said. They're more patriotic because they're here and they work harder."
Because that's why jihadists came here – to assimilate, get jobs, work harder.
Remember when we were told that all the members of ISIS needed were jobs? If we'd provide that, well, they'd just settle down and quit trying to impose a 7th Century caliphate on the world. And then there's Mohammed Atta, who basically came here, hung around, tasted the "good life", learned to fly and shopped at Walmart and ate at Pizza Hut the day before he flew a hijacked plane into one of the twin towers. He "assimilated" quite well didn't he, Margaret?
The fact that the left will not admit to or recognize the fact that this is a war of ideologies and the radical Islamist ideology isn't about "assimilation", any more than was the Nazi ideology, is dangerous. They also apparently can't admit that there is evil in the world and in this case, it is epitomized in ISIS, and one must confront evil head on. If they did any of that they'd have to admit their "tolerance" and "multicultural" arguments are nonsense. Admitting all of that would also demand they take action.
None of that is going to happen with this crowd. Just look at the man in the White House. He's all about pretending. He's pretended for quite some time that ISIS isn't really a threat. His failure to admit, recognize and confront the evil that is radical Islam has helped lead us to this point. And he still won't take action. But he's not going to. In a recent speech, he as much as said that:
But what we do not do, what I do not do is to take actions either because it is going to work politically or it is going to somehow, in the abstract, make America look tough, or make me look tough. And maybe part of the reason is because every few months I go to Walter Reed, and I see a 25-year-old kid who's paralyzed or has lost his limbs, and some of those are people I've ordered into battle. And so I can't afford to play some of the political games that others may.
Whether or not he goes to Walter Reed, this is just an excuse leveraged off of the military. My first thought was if he's not able to make the hard decisions that will keep the American people safe, he needs to resign from the job. The second thing I thought was, just as I did, these young men and women were willing to pay the price necessary to keep this country safe, and he's just made that effort worthless. It has been all OJT for him anyway, and he has failed miserably. As to playing "political games", that's all the man does. This play on wounded military is just that.
We'll do what's required to keep the American people safe. And I think it's entirely appropriate in a democracy to have a serious debate about these issues. If folks want to pop off and have opinions about what they think they would do, present a specific plan. If they think that somehow their advisors are better than the Chairman of my Joint Chiefs of Staff and the folks who are actually on the ground, I want to meet them. And we can have that debate. But what I'm not interested in doing is posing or pursuing some notion of American leadership or America winning, or whatever other slogans they come up with that has no relationship to what is actually going to work to protect the American people, and to protect people in the region who are getting killed, and to protect our allies and people like France. I'm too busy for that.
Of course the CJCS have presented numerous proposals that he wouldn't even entertain, much less approve and none of which included the dreaded "boots on the ground". He's simply not going to do anything serious. The above is politics. He no more wants to meet and debate than he wants to strike ISIS. He's "too busy" being arrogant and inept and leaving a huge mess for whomever it is that has to fill the vacancy we've actually had for 7, going on 8, years. As for doing "what's required to keep the American people safe", apparently importing possible jihadis from a hot bed of them how this is done.
This is the legacy of liberalism
Beautiful, ain't it?
France, the Democrats and reality
One of the three in the title doesn't belong there:
I watched, incredulously, as all three contenders in Saturday night's Democratic presidential debate — Hillary Rodham Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley — refused to say the slaughter was the work of "Muslim" extremists.
Clinton blamed "jihadis." But despite prodding, she would not speak of the Islamic elephant in the room.
Sanders stood by his earlier claim that climate change, not creatures in suicide vests, presents the biggest threat to this planet because it makes poor people into terrorists by interfering with their crops or something.
At that point, I switched to the Syfy channel to get a bigger dose of reality.
And probably got much more of a dose of reality than the Democratic debate.
Imagine claiming "climate change" was the "biggest threat to the planet" when terrorists are blowing up people in France. Or the simple fact that the climate really hasn't shown any change in over a decade.
Who are "jihadis" and what religion do they represent, Ms. Clinton?
And who's two memes, "ISIS is the jayvee" and "other civilized countries don't have this sort of problem (referring to mass killings), were utterly destroyed? Not to mention watching the French president show what leadership means by hitting ISIS immediately, repeatedly and hard?
Oh, that would be our Commander-in-Chief, the semi-retired and totally disconnected Barack Obama.
Meanwhile, the importation of 10,000 Syrian refugees will continue as planned.
Yup, Syfy would seem to deal in reality much more than our President and the Democrats.
Another Obama administration foreign policy "triumph"
In another "foreign policy triumph" for the US, Afghanistan, a client nation of the US for over a decade, is apparently turning to an old patron:
Afghanistan, battered by worsening security, is reaching out to an old ally and patron—Russia—just as the Kremlin is seeking to reassert its position as a heavyweight on the world stage.
President Ashraf Ghani has asked Moscow for artillery, small arms and Mi-35 helicopter gunships for his country's struggling military, Afghan and Russian officials say, after the U.S. and its allies pulled most of their troops from Afghanistan and reduced financial aid.
"Russia is seizing the opportunity," a U.S. official said.
Certainly, there are plenty who are aware of the old saw, "the graveyard of empires" and will shrug this off as good riddance. Let Russia deal with it.
Of course the point is that Afghanistan is turning to Russia mainly because it doesn't have any confidence in the US anymore. We all understand that Afghanistan is both tribal and corrupt. But that goes with the territory, literally and figuratively. Russia is unlikely to worry to much about that.
It also demonstrates on a micro level what we are seeing on a more macro level. With the decline of US influence in the area, Russia is taking the opportunity to assert its own. Whether you care one whit about Afghanistan, this is a disturbing trend. And, just as obvious, our "leaders" haven't a clue on how to stop the trend. Obviously Afghanistan feels that their worsening security is inextricably linked to US decisions. The country appears to have no confidence in the US.
Unfortunately, that 'no confidence' vote didn't originate in Afghanistan. It has been echoed by other countries in the region as well … to include Israel.
The foreign policy of this administration, that of Mr. Obama, Ms. Clinton and Mr. Kerry, have seen the withdrawal of the US in the area and a diminution its prestige and power.
Some may cheer this, but the bottom line is that such actions (or lack thereof) have made the region and the world a much more dangerous place than it was in 2008.
The old "bait and switch" of solar energy
Solar energy has been touted by those who support its wide use as a completely "clean" way of producing electricity.
But reality gives lie to that claim. Take the Ivanpah plant in the Mojave Desert for example. It sits on 5.6 square miles of mostly undisturbed public land that was home to desert tortoises, a species threatened with extinction, among other wildlife. It fries birds in flight regularly. Environmentalists concerns were ignored.
Why? Because it was an Obama administration priority, whether it is important to anyone else or not.
"With projects like this one, and others across this country, we are staking our claim to continued leadership in the new global economy. And we're putting Americans to work producing clean, home-grown American energy that will help lower our reliance on foreign oil and protect our planet for future generations."
Except it not only doesn't lower our "reliance on … oil", it is a large user of fossil fuel. Yes, that's right – it has a huge carbon footprint.
Data from the California Energy Commission show that the plant burned enough natural gas in 2014 – its first year of operation – to emit more than 46,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide.
That's nearly twice the pollution threshold for power plants or factories in California to be required to participate in the state's cap-and-trade program to reduce carbon emissions.
The plant, the recipient of $1.6 billion in federal loan guarantees as well as $600 million in tax credits, uses natural gas to preheat water for steam. It is only after the water is preheated that the solar energy is applied to finally produce the steam to turn the generators. And on cloudy days? Yes, all natural gas and nothing but natural gas.
And the enviros? Well, David Lamfrom, desert project manager of the National Parks Conservation Association, is pretty sure this isn't what they signed up for. He points out that this isn't a solar project but instead a hybrid project which uses both solar and fossil fuel to generate electricity.
"It feels like a bait and switch," Lamfrom said. "This project was held up as a model of innovation. We didn't sign up for greener energy. We signed up for green energy."
The Obama administration lied about the project? My goodness – the next thing you'll tell us is "if we like our health insurance we won't be able to keep it".
Oh, wait.
Russia's military not as bad as reported
Apparently not. Looking at the operations in Syria, the NYT says:
Taken together, the operations reflect what officials and analysts described as a little-noticed — and still incomplete — modernization that has been underway in Russia for several years, despite strains on the country's budget. And that, as with Russia's intervention in neighboring Ukraine, has raised alarms in the West.
In a report this month for the European Council on Foreign Relations, Gustav Gressel argued that Mr. Putin had overseen the most rapid transformation of the country's armed forces since the 1930s. "Russia is now a military power that could overwhelm any of its neighbors, if they were isolated from Western support," wrote Mr. Gressel, a former officer of the Austrian military.
Of course we've been advised, for years, that the Russian military was only a shadow of its former self under the USSR. And while it certainly isn't as potent as when Russia was the USSR, it is apparently vastly more potent than we've been led to believe.
Another factoid from the article:
Russia's fighter jets are, for now at least, conducting nearly as many strikes in a typical day against rebel troops opposing the government of President Bashar al-Assad as the American-led coalition targeting the Islamic State has been carrying out each month this year.
The bottom line, of course, is we still have a much more powerful military – but we're in the middle of cutting back on it both in manpower and spending. And, of course, that sort of power is only important if your potential enemies know you're willing to use it. Russia is demonstrating that willingness.
Russia is also "field testing" its equipment and it is "blooding" its troops.
Not to mention rallying "allies" to the Russian cause. China has sent forces to Syria. And the latest?
On Wednesday, a U.S. official confirmed to Fox News that Cuban paramilitary and special forces units are on the ground in Syria, citing evidence from intelligence reports. The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Cuban troops may have been training in Russia and may have arrived in Syria on Russian planes.
Isn't normalization with Cuba wonderful? Isn't that reset with Russia working out well? It sure has been rewarding so far.
The US in a "weak" position in Syria, notes Putin
Noting the obvious, Vladimir Putin pointed out that the US is in a very weak position concerning Syria:
Russian President Vladimir Putin continued a war of words with the U.S. over Syria, calling its policy weak and lacking in objectives as his air force carried out fresh bombing raids in support of Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad.
"I don't really understand how the U.S. can criticize Russia's actions in Syria if they refuse to have direct dialogue," Putin told reporters Thursday during a visit to Astana, Kazakhstan. "The basic weakness of the American position is that they don't have an agenda, though we're keeping the door open" for high-level discussions with Washington, he said.
Of course, the administration had an answer:
"We've said that we're not interested in doing that as long as Russia is not willing to make a constructive contribution to our counter-ISIL effort," White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters Wednesday, using an acronym for Islamic State. "Russia has their own agenda and it's an agenda right now that they're pursuing on their own."
I suppose that's so … but so does the US and it is apparent there really isn't any desire for "dialogue" unless the US can have its way. And it is a basic understanding in negotiations that the weaker party doesn't have as many choices (if any) than the stronger party. The US is certainly in the weaker position having ceded control of the Syrian conflict to Russia. Also, don't forget that the US withheld military aid to Iraq until Iraq made political changes it wanted to see happen. What did Iraq do? Well, it bought its fighter aircraft from Russia instead (likely with US money).
As for the possibility of talks. Well, it seems that NATO partner Turkey has figured out a way to have them:
Russia and NATO member Turkey are establishing "lines of communication between our militaries in connection with events taking place in Syria" amid tensions over violations of Turkish airspace, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Aleksey Meshkov told a conference in Moscow on Thursday, Interfax reported. Turkey and Russia can find consensus on Syria, Umit Yardim, the Turkish ambassador to Moscow, said at the same meeting.
Interesting and telling.
Foreign affairs, for this administration, is a disaster. And they seem determined to make it worse instead of better.
Bottom line in the Middle East
And it is fairly obvious from here:
Maybe Putin will save Assad, maybe he won't. But people and governments in the Middle East will long remember that Obama's definition of leadership meant abandoning our allies in Baghdad, showing the back of his hand to our friends in Jerusalem, cozying up to the liars and killers in Tehran, waging an effete air campaign against ISIS, and dithering while Syria descended into an almost unimaginable humanitarian crisis.
In the broader region, Obama's leadership left Libya in ruins and wide open to ISIS penetration, alienated Egypt, decreased our leverage in Pakistan, and accomplished almost nothing in Afghanistan except to turn it into a safe haven for pederasts.
Obama's disastrous failure to lead in the Middle East has helped to flood Europe with refugees and potential terrorists, encouraging the rise of Putin-like far-right parties throughout NATO and the EU. Meanwhile, Moscow appears set to flagrantly violate Obama's New START agreement, building up its arsenal of deployed nuclear warheads above the impending caps. Our own arsenal continues to shrink, already well under the 2018 limits.
However, the president does see an opportunity coming soon to turn all this around, telling Kroft that "my definition of leadership would be leading on climate change, an international accord that potentially we'll get in Paris."
Obama fiddled with the thermostat while the world burned.
So I'm off the grid for a few days (enjoyably so) and find not much has changed.
And, given that, now we're in the middle of "reaping the whirlwind".
Meanwhile, the dope in the White House is all about fighting "climate change" which apparently doesn't deal with whirlwinds. His Secretary of State reminds us he's "concerned" about the Russians and the Middle East, which, you know, is pretty proactive for this administration.
And our erstwhile or, perhaps "former" allies in the region?
They're shopping for a new patron.
Arrogance, ignorance, incompetence and narcissism all in one package … lucky us
And I bet you don't even have to guess about whom I am talking:
David Petraeus testified last month to the Senate Armed Services Committee on U.S. policy in the Middle East. Regarding Syria, the former general and CIA director urged a credible threat to destroy Bashar Assad's air force if it continues to bomb its own people. He also recommended "the establishment of enclaves in Syria protected by coalition air power, where a moderate Sunni force could be supported and where additional forces could be trained, internally displaced persons could find refuge, and the Syrian opposition could organize."
But Barack Obama does not agree. At his Friday press conference, the president described such views as "mumbo-jumbo," "half-baked ideas," "as-if" solutions, a willful effort to "downplay the challenges involved in the situation." He says the critics have no answers to the questions of "what exactly would you do and how would you fund it and how would you sustain it."
America's greatest living general might as well have been testifying to his shower drain for all the difference his views are going to make in this administration.
Exactly right – because, you know, 'smartest man in the room' and don't you forget it. Anyone who champions actual, practical and doable solutions is, well, "downplaying the challenges" of the situation.
Really? Seems to me that Petraeus addressed them specifically and offered solutions.
One problem. They would actually mean Obama would have to get off his duff and actually DO something.
It's not enough for him to stake and defend his positions. He wants you to know that he thinks deeper, sees further, knows better, operates from a purer motive. His preferred method for dealing with disagreement is denigration. If Republicans want a tougher line in Syria, they're warmongers. If Hillary Clinton thinks a no-fly zone is a good idea, she's playing politics: "There is obviously a difference," the president tut-tutted about his former secretary of state's position, "between running for president and being president."
You can interpret that jab as a sign Mr. Obama is urging Joe Biden to run. It's also a reminder that Mr. Obama believes his Syria policy—the one that did nothing as 250,000 people were murdered; the one that did nothing as his own red lines were crossed; the one that allowed ISIS to flourish; the one that has created the greatest refugee crisis of the 21st century; the one currently being exploited by Russia and Iran for geopolitical advantage—is a success.
No kidding. And the arrogant look he has for those who disagree is simply the bomb. He, and I don't know how else to describe this, ignorantly and arrogantly thinks he's doing the right thing and actually succeeding. Either that or he is indeed the smartest man in the room only when the room is empty of everyone else.
For instance, the Petraeus recommendations are not only good, they're backed by experience and a good outcome:
As for what a serious Syria policy might look like, the U.S. proved it was capable of creating safe havens and enforcing no-fly zones in 1991 with Operation Provide Comfort, which stopped Saddam Hussein from massacring Kurds in northern Iraq the way he had butchered Shiites in southern Iraq.
Remember that?
And what has President Dither done? Well, certainly nothing that could be conceivably considered a coherent policy by anyone but a sycophant. In fact, unless you consider doing nothing a "policy", well, he's done nothing.
But he knows best, because "there's a difference" between "running for President and being President."
In terms of this Presidency, I fail to see the difference.


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Kim Kardashian went topless in Kanye West's new music video "Bound 2," and it looks like she's keeping up with the scantily clad look.
The reality TV star was spotted going to her fiancé Kanye's concert at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York on November 19 and she sure wasn't shy with her outfit. For the show, Kim rocked a completely see-through top with a sexy black bra. Even with a peacoat covering up her shirt, Kim still flaunted a lot of cleavage. Let's hope Kanye didn't get distracted by Kim's, um, cute outfit during the show!
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2. Describe the objective theory of contracts. How does that theory apply to this case?
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that a contract exists rather than to interpret them to find there is no contract.
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way that John Leonard did. He believed that the harrier jet was one of the prizes he could
receive if he met all the obligations. Pepsi Co. stated that it was just a humorous act and
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Courgette, Paneer & Cherry Tomatoes Stir-Fry
After a morning spent spring cleaning, the last thing I wanted to do was stand around cooking. Looking in my fridge I found with some courgettes and cherry tomatoes. There was also some leftover paneer, an Indian cheese that can be found at most supermarkets or easily made at home. Lunch was a quick and easy dish of pan fried fresh ingredients with a few simple spices.
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In case they weren't aware already, the Chicago Blackhawks now know they're going to have to earn it if they want to get past Detroit. The Red Wings hammered...
CHICAGO — In case they weren't aware already, the Chicago Blackhawks now know they're going to have to earn it if they want to get past Detroit.
The Red Wings hammered home that message Saturday.
Damien Brunner and Brendan Smith scored in the second period and Detroit beat the Blackhawks 4-1 in Game 2 to even their Western Conference semifinal series.
"We've got a real good club now," Detroit coach Mike Babcock said. "And we haven't been good all year. We've just gotten better."
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January 5th, 2015
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Hey guys. This post will be a very serious one and forgive me it's long. As my fellow bloggers have posted already, the MNU community lost a beautiful young lady who was a bright star shining on our campus.
Personally, I didn't know her but I have seen through her friends that she was an absolute joy to be around and from her pictures she was always smiling. Although I did not know her, I do know how this goes and my deepest empathies go out to the community.
Today is the day in which we are saying our "see you laters" to the beautiful Quincy and it also happens to be the day after a student from my high school was shot and killed by the passenger while driving his car. The suspect has not been found, but the intense search will not cease until he is found.
During my four years of high school, a total of six students died and since graduation, two more from the school. Freshman year, a girl on color guard and a spritely friend to many was killed in a car accident. Sophomore year, not long after her graduation, the Homecoming Queen, honor student, and Sunday School teacher was hit intentionally by a car and was raped during her final breaths. The summer before my junior year, a girl in my class thought to be at a dead end with her life and ended it. She was so sweet to me in a class we had together and she was much loved by her friends and family. My final year of high school was hoped to be the year without any tragedies… second semester, my best friend and I befriended a sophomore in our gym class. We all sat at lunch together and were always laughing. She was incredibly vibrant and her smile could light up any room she was in. That's the way she lived; happy and care-free. She was unfortunately involved in a car accident and was instantly killed. Approaching the end of senior year, an intelligent senior was killed in yet another car accident along with her father as they were returning home from enrolling in college. On May 18th, 2014, another student felt like his life was over as well so he ended it. He had just graduated that morning along with the rest of us.
The community is still experiencing these kind of tragedies. A young sophomore this school year lost her battle with cancer. And yesterday, someone I graduated with was shot. It has been difficult to wrap my head around all of this and there are truly no words or answers to express what has been going on. Although my words have been depressing so far, ultimately I want to provide hope to whoever may be reading this.
This life is temporary, I think we all know that. But the sting of pain still remains as we experience loss and various kinds of heartache. It's alright to feel pain and feel sad, but it's important to not allow it to consume you. After all, Jesus cried too (John 11:35). Quincy and these other students would want us to be happy. I'm sure of it. The lives they led and faith they portrayed is something we can all learn from and work towards. I believe seasonal depression is a thing and that is something I'm currently trying to overcome. It doesn't help that everything seems to happen in the dead of winter. The tragedies we experience in life seem huge while it's happening and maybe long after they happen, but the good news is that God is still and always will be bigger than the catastrophe. Peace rests in my mind knowing that they all are smiling down upon us at the right hand of God Himself. How cool is that? They are with Him right now and we'll see them again. In all of eternity, we are just passing through this life and it will soon be a simple blink of an eye. God promises us through His word that those who love Him will receive everlasting, life. In Revelation chapter 21 God says,
"God's dwelling place is now among the people,
and he will dwell with them.
They will be his people, and God himself will be with them and be their God.
He will wipe every tear from their eyes.
There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain,
for the old order of things has passed away." (NLT)
Later in Revelation, God provides us with an epilogue that states,
"Look, I am coming soon! My reward is with me,
and I will give to each person according to what they have done.
I am the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last,
the Beginning and the End." (NLT)
I hope and pray that God comforts those who have been affected by these sudden misfortunes. He welcomes those who are weary and burdened. As for me, my strength comes from The Lord and will guide me through with the help of the two extremely strong communities that I'm so blessed to be a part of. Thank you for keeping us in your prayers and continue to express all the love you possibly can to the people around you.


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Whether Mother's Day, New Year's Day or I Survived Another Week day, smoked salmon Eggs Benedict with healthy hollandaise makes a special brunch or weekend breakfast.
Smoked Salmon Eggs Benedict with Healthy Hollandaise
Instead of traditional Canadian bacon, I use smoked salmon to top toasted English muffins with poached eggs. Instead of butter-based Hollandaise, I created a lighter, yogurt-based Hollandaise that is healthier and more waistline friendly while still fantastic, then finish with a sprinkle of chopped chives.
Id you don't like smoked salmon, see the endif the post for other options.
Easy Poached Eggs
Recently a friend told me she loved Eggs Benedict but never attempted to cook it because she was intimidated to poach eggs. Poaching eggs the traditional way takes a little practice. Sliding cracked eggs into a pan of simmering water while trying to swirl the white around the yolk for a nicely shaped poached egg can be tricky. They often end up looking like a ragged mess. Thankfully, there is an easier way.
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Egg-poaching pans are an inexpensive way to make perfect poached eggs. They are fitted with a non-stick insert that makes it simple. The result; perfectly round, pretty poached eggs.
If you like poached eggs or Eggs Benedict, buy one of these inexpensive pans. Fill the pan part way with water, bring to a simmer with the lid on, then quickly but carefully crack eggs into the non-stick cups keeping the yolks intact. I give my insert cups a short spritz of non-stick spray for insurance.
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To make it easy, break eggs into individual cups or small dishes first, then slide the eggs into the poaching cups. Get the lid back on as quickly as possible and time for your preference. I usually poach my eggs for 3½ minutes. You may need to experiment to find what's perfect for you. The white should be cooked and solid, the yolk still a little soft and runny when you break into it with your fork.
Yogurt Hollandaise
Make the healthy yogurt-based Hollandaise first and keep warm on the stove top. While you're at it, warm some plates in the oven. It makes a difference in keeping your food warm to the table.
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If you don't like smoked salmon, pile up thinly sliced deli ham, turkey or Prosciutto. For a vegetarian version, use sautéed baby spinach, kale, or whole artichoke heart bottoms. Thinly sliced and sautéed sweet red bell peppers work well too.
For a Mexican twist, top the Eggs Benedict with a few spoonfuls of your favorite salsa and add a sprinkle of grated Jack, Cheddar or Queso Fresco cheese.
For garnish, top your eggs off with finely chopped chives and a pinch of paprika for color. Any way you make it your own, enjoy. For a real celebration, serve with a glass of Champagne, sparkling wine, or freshly squeezed orange juice.
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Traditional Eggs Benedict, Simply Recipes
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Marijuana Legalization and Tobacco Demonization Are The Latest Salvos In The War On The Working Class
It may strike many as odd that even as local governments across the country wage war on cigarettes, drinking, tanning, fast food, and lap dances, marijuana smoking is increasingly tolerated. (I know that I used to be baffled by the phenomenon) A closer examination of the issue demonstrates that there actually is an internal coherence to these developments, however. In sum, these regulations and developments stem from the American Middle Class' attempts to enforce its values through all of society. Middle Class prejudice, in other words, explains why a Californian can't smoke a cigarette in a bar, but will soon be able to buy a joint from a corner store.
The American Middle Class – and particularly those sainted "Middle Class Families" – has a stranglehold on American politics and policy. Most every candidate for political office in the United States, from the Reform Party candidate for assistant Dog Catcher of Loving County, Texas, to those running for the highest offices in the land, claims to be running in order to protect "Middle Class Families." Electoral strategies hinge on the turnout of Soccer Moms and post 9/11 Security Moms – code words for suburban, Middle Class voters. Once they're installed in office, winning politicians continue to pander to the Middle Class, as well. Last month, our president pitched his new plans to "fight" for the Middle Class. The recently passed Health Insurance Reform bill was really a protection measure for the Middle Class. (Poor people have access to health care through Medicaid. Obama's bill was about allaying Middle Class concerns such as health insurance portability.) Plans for a "cap and trade" environmental bill are also about allaying Middle Class environmental anxieties.
That "cap and trade" bill has not yet passed, so how (aside from buying a reusable grocery bag) is the typical suburban Middle Class American to allay her fears of imminent environmental doom? By sparking a joint, of course.
Indeed, in recent decades, marijuana has increasingly become the favored high of the Middle Class. Whether because they think it's "medicinal" or "natural," it is now standard and accepted for Middle Class Americans to get stoned. "Pot-growing takes root in the suburbs," reported an AP dispatch from 2007, and Science Daily reported in 2008 that the Canadian "Middle Class is relaxing with marijuana." Television programs like Weeds, and popular movies like American Beauty, routinely depict suburbanites getting high. The children of the Middle Class have embraced pot smoking as well. A recent 4/20 rally at that bastion of Middle Class kids, UC-Santa Cruz, brought out thousands of suburbanites demanding the "right" to get stoned. Researchers Richard J. Bonnie and Charles H. Whitebread suggest that the Middle Class acceptance of weed stems from the fact that today's Middle Class Americans were children of the 1960's – the time that pot smoking became widespread in the US. Whatever the reason, it is clear that the days of Reefer Madness are far behind us.
Viewed through this lens, it becomes clear why marijuana is increasingly tolerated by our political overlords: it's yet another Middle Class pander. This also explains our government's ceaseless attacks on cigarettes, drinking, tanning, eating fatty foods, and other "working class" behaviors.
Let's just stick with cigarettes – after all, like marijuana, tobacco is smoked. Cigarette smoking is vilified by suburbanite Middle Class types, yet remains a hallmark of working class culture. As a Gallup survey found in 2008, "among Americans, smoking decreases as income increases." Working class bastions Kentucky and West Virginia boast the highest smoking rates in the country, and, until last year, smoky taverns filled with working class loggers, machinists, and welders, abounded throughout my great state of Oregon. Clearing those rooms of smoke represented an imposition of Middle Class values on working class culture. Yet again, the Middle Class was able to dictate the terms of what is "acceptable" in America. This also explains the various wars being waged on heavy drinking, eating fatty foods, and tanning, for these behaviors are linked with working class culture, and vilified by the eternally anxious Middle Class.
It would be fine if the Middle Class kept its pot smoking, anti-cigarette ways back in Stepford, where it belongs. By why does its second-hand intolerance and anxiety have to waft towards the rest of us?
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The current population of Northumberland County is 12,643 with the median age of 55. Northumberland County's median household income is $50,996, and the average household net worth is $433,968.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Northumberland County by age group. In Northumberland County, the male-to-female ratio is 6,229:6,414, which is 0% higher than the ratio of Virginia, which is 4,127,655:4,267,822. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Northumberland County, has 26% less property crime than Virginia, and is 42% below the nation's average. Northumberland County, has 41% less personal crime than Virginia and when compared to that of United States, Northumberland County is 67% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Northumberland County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Northumberland County, 80% of people are married and 20% of people are single. The percent of people married is 5% higher than the ratio of Virginia, which is 75%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Northumberland County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Northumberland County is $50,996, which is 19% lower than that of Virginia ($63,033). Income data for Northumberland County is sourced from census, 2015.
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Any suggestions for a middle namse for Hudson or Charolette? We don't know what we are having and are having a having a hard time with middle names. Thank you!
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you spelled Charlotte wrong, don't know if that was intentional or not. We have this name on our list of baby names too. Our daughter will have the middle name Eileen no matter what, I think it sounds pretty together.
Charlotte Eileen (pronounced Eye Leen)
I think you'll get your best responses if you post the number of syllables in your last name and which letter it begins with.
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Sorry..I didin't mean to spell it wrong. My younger sons are always playing with on my computer and the keys are messed up. We have a three syllable last name and it starts with K.
I would stay away from O middle names for Charlotte then. You don't want her initials to be COK. Lol
I'd go with a 1 syllable middle name like
Charlotte Grace
Charlotte Kate
Charlotte Jane
Charlotte Faith
Charlotte Hope
Charlotte Sky
Hudson seems to go well with traditional middle names.
Hudson Alexander
Hudson Anthony
Hudson Thomas
Hudson Elijah
Hudson Elliot
I'll leave the middle names for Charlotte to others. They seem to have a better handle on the girl names :)
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Charlotte Grace
Charlotte Adele
Charlotte Hannah
Charlotte Anne
Charlotte Josephine
Charlotte Maris
Charlotte Suzanne
Charlotte Zoe
Charlotte Alice
Charlotte Belle
Charlotte May
Hudson George
Hudson Blake
Hudson Michael
Hudson Patrick
Hudson Jasper
Hudson Bennett
Hudson Micah
Hudson Henry
Hudson James
Hudson Joseph
Hudson Christopher
Hudson Walter
Hudson Geoffrey
Hudson Lucas
Hudson Lewis
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Charlotte Paige and Hudson Blake are my choices.
Marisa (23) wife to Ben (23) est. 2008 m. 2010
SAHHM to Josh ('10) and Luke ('14)
I don't think Hudson Blake K... flows very well. There are too many hard c sounds near each other.
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Hudson Grant K (my fav)
Hudson Jerome K
Hudson Jace K
Hudson James K
Charlotte Ziann K (zy-ann my fav)
Charlotte Navene K (nay-veen)
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Blaize Raul arrived 8/30 and was delivered at home, completely natural!!!
I have a cousin who is Hudson James and I love Charolette Grace.
I love Hudson, we call our Hudson, Hut or Hud,


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let go first. then read this. Volledige recensie lezen
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