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It wasn't pretty, but the Twins were able to "git 'er done" this weekend against the Indians. It took us over 18 innings to get the first run of the series, and we scored in only two innings the entire series, but still managed to take the series thanks to some great starting pitching
Now, the last series against the White Sox looms at the Cell starting Tuesday. We can effectively put them away by winning the series, or they (a very streaky team to begin with) can gain momentum.
-Unbelievable…we're only two games behind the Yankees for best record in the American League, and thus locking up home field advantage for the playoffs. With the amount of times the Yanks and Rays still play each other down the stretch, if the Twins keep putting up "W's" we could sneak through as the #1 seed!
Preview (85-58, 1st, 6.0 GA CWS): Francisco Liriano (13-7, 3.24) vs. John Danks (13-10, 3.54).


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One topic was comparing robot cheetahs with real cheetahs, claiming that there was no evidence how or why cheetahs evolved to run so fast when robot cheetahs can't.
The admin is definitely the most annoying person there.
Always thinks he's right.
A "debate" with him is him telling you you're wrong.
"Evolutionism (or, what I like to call Evolutheism) will, like most religions, be around for some time (the foreseeable future) because it's the only religion materialistic atheists (amongst others) have to cling to. And this is mainly because it is lacking ALL of its origins explanations due to absolutely NO logical, rational or empirical scientific evidences of such.
Evolutheism indeed has a great many ardent and zealously dogmatic followers!"
... this... the stupid is painful...
Evolution is a theory about the DIVERSITY of life, not the ORIGIN of life. And it's not a religion.
They literally banned a guy who pointed this fact out.
This forum broke my focused mood and now I can't code up my project due tomorrow. Goddammit.
creationism isnt the anti-thesis of evolution
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Success of USAPCC turned into an Accounting equation - Sales down
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How does one measure success of a race like USAPCC? Is it purely a monetary equation? Is it the support and desire of the people, enthusiasm of the business? How few trees were not cut down and destroyed on Flagstaff? It's not easy. In a recent survey of downtown Boulder businesses many, especially businesses on the east side of town saw a dip in sales on race day, yet many businesses still support having the race return.
How would you measure success of a race like this?
The Boulder Convention and Visitors Bureau predicted the USA Pro Cycling Challenge would bring more than $8 million into the city last month, but preliminary reports from some downtown businesses indicate the bicycle race didn't boost their bottom line as much as they expected -- and some saw sales declines on race day.
Yet an overwhelming number of business owners surveyed by Downtown Boulder Inc. said they want to see the Pro Cycling Challenge return to Boulder next year.
Read the full details at the Daily Camera
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All USAPC cities have
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All USAPC cities have reported low spectator turnout and low sales yet race organizer can be expected to give false numbers....again
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Multiplicative effect
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Generally accepted that actual estimates are multiplied x 10 before releasing to the public.
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City Guide : TehranPlaced at the north-central part of the country, Tehran is the capital and the most populous city of Iran. The capital sprawls at the foot of Alborz Mountain. Tehran is the industrial, economical, political, cultural and population center of Iran. Having a vast highway network, the city is the focus of the railway network of Iran. Tehran is the seat of the Parliament of Iran.
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Golestan (Rose Garden) Palace being a Qajar architecture is one of the significant and most visited attractions in the capital. The palace within a garden is composed of several buildings including the best museums in Iran. Ivan-e Takht-e Marmar (Marble Throne Verandah) harboring an alabaster throne, Shams-Al Emarat (Edifice of the Sun) and Negar Khane are among these museums.
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With a height of 5.678 m, Mount Damavand is the highest peak of the country. This extinct volcano is covered with snow for a long part of the year.
Placed on a garden of 7.000 m2, Glass and Ceramics Museum is one of the most magnificent museums in the country. Accompanied by English descriptions, the collection inside will allure you. Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art is one of the most impressive and valuable museums in Iran. It is admired as one of the wealthiest collections of Europe outside the continent. Also, there are a great deal of more museums in Tehran such as National Jewels Museum, Archeology Museum and Carpet Museum.
Kavir National Park, Chitgar Park, Laleh Park, Jamshidieh Park and Niavaran Park are some examples of the city's open space fields.
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Tehran is the leading education center of Iran. There are 10s of colleges and universities in the city. Built in 1851, Dar al-Funun was the first contemporary institution of higher learning in Persia. Then, it was transformed into the University of Tehran. Tehran University is the oldest and the largest state university of Iran.
Tehran stands at the foot of Alborz Mountain. The mountain is home to many ski resorts. While climbing and a magnificent journey to the mountain via Tochal Gondola Lift are splendid entertainments Dizn Ski Resort is the best area for skiing.
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The Silk Road by Bicycle
When I cross from Iran into Turkmenistan I have a tough road ahead of me: 500 km of asphalt into Turkmenistan's Karakum desert. Temperatures are above 55 C. The headwind is terrible: it brings in it much sand and this week it has been stronger than usual. I make good progress in the early hours, but at midmorning the wind starts to be unbearable. I decide to ride at night. I try to see it as the epitome of adventure traveling and I think of Alexandra David-Néel and my fascination with her journey to Lasha in 1927, traveling only by night in order not to be discovered and be able to progress across mystical Tibet, at the time forbidden to foreigners.
Near the Oxus the desert ends, and Uzbekistan, with its historical cities begins. Bukhara stuns me; it goes beyond my expectations developed on several years of daydreaming through exotic readings. The myriad mosques and madrassahs, the archways of the bazaars, the backstreets of the old city retain the charm of an epoch now gone. There are few cars, few noises, no shops with neon lights. There is harmony; even hearing the different languages from tourist groups is a reminder of how cosmopolitan this place was, full of Jews, Afghans, Armenians, Russians, Persians, Chinese and Hindus. I leave Bukhara with anticipation as I am setting off to meet what I have been idealizing for years: the city of Samarkand. My Ancient Rome ancestors used to say: "Nomen est omen", it is all in the name. Samarkand is the ultimate destination for lovers of epic journeys; for anyone who spent nights awake reading Jules Verne, Rudyard Kipling, Emilio Salgari, and dreaming of exotic countries. It is because how it sounds. Just say it: Sa-mar-kand. It awakes the imagination and the lust for travels. Timbuctu, Maracaibo, Zanzibar have magic in their name too, putting a spell on travelers to attract them for life. To make the journey to Samarkand is to graduate as a seasoned traveler.
Leaving Samarkand marks the beginning of the mountains. After much desert, the road will start ascending, with much ups and downs. I will cross the Pamirs, the roof of the world, where the mighty mountain ranges of Asia generate: over 40,000m of positive elevations trough Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan, before I reach Kashgar in China, roughly five times ascending Mt Everest.
The most memorable moments in this trip has been my night in local households . Every day, at around six in the afternoon, when men are heading back home after working in the fields or taking care of their small business ventures in the villages, I start my search for food and shelter. I call it generating benevolence: it entails finding a human being and having him willing to draw on the basic human values of hospitality and assistance by way of sympathy, necessity and interest. Abdullo, in a cotton-field village near the border between Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, cut grapes from his vine as soon as I arrive, Dr Shadman, the pharmacist in the mountain village of Boysun, south of Samarkand, went to the bazaar to buy meat, Pisando, near the summit of the Kabukabot pass in Tajikistan, walked to the house of his neighbor to get a watermelon, Najiba, at the Pamiri village across the river from Afghanistan, opened the home made syrup of apricot and strawberry reserved for special occasions. Often my host calls his relatives or friends to parade me as a subject of exotic interest, proud of me staying in his home. Women would prepare a special meal, sometimes very simple and modest but still out of the ordinary for my host. At down breakfast is prepared with tea, bread and biscuits. I leave some money which is promptly refused at first but later accepted and the family sees me off after giving me something for the road such as few tomatoes, cucumbers, nuts or the dried fruits of the mulberry tree. Generating benevolence results in comfort, the warmth feeling of being given intimacy and the intellectual satisfaction of seeing something more than the surface.
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One of the candies I recall seeing ever since I was little is Big League Chew Bubblegum. I don't know if its just been around for so long, or if it's the fact that it's so iconic. Maybe both! I just remember seeing a lot of classmates (from Elementary school) having the stuff at lunch or at snack time. I've seen it every so often over the years, but as time goes on it seems that it just gets rarer and rarer. I had completely forgotten about it until I recently saw it. In fact, I actually bought my package at a 7-11 on a trip to Big Bear Lake, CA. I know there's several different varieties, but they only has the original bubblegum variety there. I saw my chance and I took it. I will have Big League Chew for the first time in my life, for my candy blog.
If I'm not mistaken I think I've heard some people are not a fan of this stuff. It's kinda like with candy cigarettes, as I've heard this gum is meant to mock chewing tobacco that all the baseball players use. I felt really horrible considering this coincidence when read the back of the Big League Chew package. They put the reasoning for the shredded bubblegum pieces so innocently:
.."So they came up with an great idea-shredded bubble gum in a pouch-. Today, more and more professional and amateur players in all sports are turning to Big League Chew, a fun gum that keeps your mouth from getting dry when the game is on the line."
The drawing on the front is hilarious. The ball player has this intimidating grimace on his many stubbled square jaw, as he readies himself for the pitch. His forearm, my god, someone get a doctor. It's so short and full of muscles I'm surprised he can get a shirt over them. I'ts the same artwork as I remember from my youth in the 80s, and it's charming that it has remained there all these years.
The bag is easy to open and immdiately you smell the scent of bubblegum. It smells sweet and fruity, with heavy notes of cotton candy and "pink". The bubblegum is cut into thin strips and is really easy to sepeate and take however much you want.
I take a few pieces and and begin to chew. The flavor is exactly as it smells: sweet, fruity, notes of perfume and cotton candy. The texture of the chew is very silky and smooth. It's really nice to chew and easy to stretch out to blow bubbles. The flavor disappeares after a bit, and the chew hardens a little, but it's still really fun to chew. It's also nice grab a few strips of bubblegum to "refresh" the flavor in your mouth every little bit. I have to amit, this candy is a lot of fun.
A gum like this might change the way I think about gum. Since there's no sugar alcohols in here, I do't feel afraid to eat a lot of it. Especially once the flavor runs out. There's a big package of it so I can take a little, roll it up and save it for later. I have to admit, I approached this gum feeling a bit cynical, but I actually quite like it. I honestly can't see myself having it very often considering how rate it is to find. But when I do see it again, I'll be sure to try the other flavors and I recommend that you do the same!
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In these days of a close Presidential campaign, you might decide that politics is a ruthless and dangerous game. But as a fan of history and historical novels, I have been reading books about Tudor England, when you could find yourself in the king's favor one day, rise to the height of power and wealth, and the next day crash disastrously and literally lose your head. Now that is ruthless.
Here are some books to prove the point.
Wolf Hall, by Hilary Mantel. Told from the point of view of Thomas Cromwell, adviser to Henry VIII, we are drawn into the story of Henry's determination to get rid of his first wife Catherine of Aragon and marry Anne Boleyn, bringing about instability throughout Europe and eventually leading to the creation of the Church of England.
Bring Up the Bodies, by Hilary Mantel. Continuing the story of Henry VIII's desire to father a son and heir, again told through the eyes of Thomas Cromwell, who is as ruthless as necessary, we learn about the terrible fate of Anne Boleyn.
The Lady Elizabeth, by Alison Weir. The reader enters the tumultuous early life of Anne Boleyn's daughter and her perilous path to the throne of England.
Elizabeth: the Struggle for the Throne, by David Starkey. This non-fiction biography covers the same early period of Elizabeth's life: her dangerous journey when her destiny was unknown and she was forced to navigate using her formidable intelligence and courage.


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yes. as an interesting side note though, one time last year, i stayed up way too late and only got like 2 hours of sleep at the most the night before a really long school day for which i had to wake up at like 5am. for some reason that day i was incredibly productive with some of the harder homework problems i had been stuck on for the week, solving them all really quickly and almost mechanically with no real effort or thought. it was weird.
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
Rarely... But yes. And boy, it sucks.
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About a year ago was when I had my first taste of Charles Chocolates, a San Francisco based chocolatier founded by the endearing Chuck Siegel. This is another chocolatier that I was immediately smitten with and have, like Chuao, been trying to work my way through all of their chocolate offerings.
Charles Chocolates stresses the use of extremely fresh ingredients and making the chocolates in small batches to ensure quality. And believe me, you can really taste the difference as the flavors, for me, are much more intense than other chocolate bars I've had. Out of the regular Charles Chocolates offerings, I have a weak spot for the Milk Chocolate Caramelized Rice Krispie Bar and have been eyeing the Tea Collection for some time now.
The Emeryville Collection is a new line of bars that are made to sale exclusively in Whole Foods. They're immediately eye-catching with their bright, art-deco styled boxes.
Hazelnut bar (65% bittersweet): The chocolate is dark, rich, and fruity. It has a beautiful color, shiny gloss and a strong snap. The hazelnuts are whole and roasted, so the flavors are much more complex. Extremely fresh, nutty, sweet, salty and crispy. It's really lovey and the whole bar has a great buttery feel on the tongue.
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Benjamin 'Beno' Gibbs Philpott
Published: Monday, July 1, 2013 at 3:26 p.m.
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Benjamin "Beno" Gibbs Philpott, 60, died Wednesday, June 26, 2013, at the Hinkle Hospice House.
A memorial service was held at 11 a.m. Friday at Grace Episcopal Church by the Revs. Dr. Tom King and Bonnie Duckworth.
The family received friends after the service in the Church Undercroft.
Mr. Philpott was born June 13, 1953, in Davidson County to James Alvin Philpott Sr. and Helen Gibbs Philpott. He was a 1971 graduate of Lexington High School, a 1975 graduate of Washington and Lee University and a 1978 graduate of the Washington and Lee School of Law. He served as editor of the Washington and Lee Law Review and was a member of Phi Kappa Sigma. A retired attorney, Mr. Philpott was a member of the Davidson County Bar Association, a former member of Lexington Kiwanis Club and former president of the Davidson County Museum of Art. He was a member of Grace Episcopal Church, where he served as a Junior Warden of the Vestry and volunteered in many other capacities in the church and community. He was a member of the board of directors of the Philpott Foundation and the High Point Furniture Library. He was renowned for his singular golf swing.
He is survived by his wife, Deirdre Gordon Philpott of the home; son Harry Westall Philpott of Lexington; brother James Alvin Philpott Jr. and wife Judy of Lexington, Ky.; sister Martha Philpott King and husband Tracy of Durham; and many nieces, nephews, family and friends who loved him dearly.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Davidson County Library, 602 S. Main St., Lexington, NC 27292; Grace Episcopal Church Youth Programs, 419 S. Main St., Lexington, NC 27292; Cancer Center of Lexington, P.O. Box 1817, Lexington, NC 27293; or Hospice of Davidson County, 200 Hospice Way, Lexington, NC 27292.
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This is what happens when you bail out the bankers. Give the guy a break though, doing God's work ain't easy. From the Herald Scotland:
BANKERS' bonuses can be a powerful source of good, according to Douglas Flint, the Glaswegian who chairs banking giant HSBC.
Giving evidence to the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards, Mr. Flint defended banks' practices of paying top employees a bonus that can be many multiples of their basic salary.
He said: "I think used properly it is very powerful for the good."
Since the financial crisis, the banking industry has faced accusations that the lure of high bonuses encourages staff to take large risks.
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Are you any more optimistic that the Affordable Care Act will be good for the country than when Obamacare was hurried through Congress?
I read the speech. It was like "sweetness and light" and "talking points" all rolled into one.
My take: Pres. Obama inherited the AUMF (Authorization to Use Military Force) from the former administration (natch). Now America will just have to do better when trying to get along with other countries/cultures.
I dunno. Read the speech and see what all of you think...
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"But this war, like all wars, must end. That's what history advises. That's what our democracy demands.
"Our victory against terrorism won't be measured in a surrender ceremony at a battleship, or a statue being pulled to the ground. Victory will be measured in parents taking their kids to school; immigrants coming to our shores; fans taking in a ballgame; a veteran starting a business; a bustling city street; a citizen shouting her concerns at a President.
"The quiet determination; that strength of character and bond of fellowship; that refutation of fear -- that is both our sword and our shield. And long after the current messengers of hate have faded from the world's memory, alongside the brutal despots, and deranged madmen, and ruthless demagogues who litter history -- the flag of the United States will still wave from small-town cemeteries to national monuments, to distant outposts abroad. And that flag will still stand for freedom."
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5-23-13 whitehouse . gov
"The AUMF (Authorization to Use Military Force) is now nearly 12 years old. The Afghan war is coming to an end. Core al Qaeda is a shell of its former self. Groups like AQAP (Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula) must be dealt with, but in the years to come, not every collection of thugs that labels themselves al Qaeda will pose a credible threat to the United States. Unless we discipline our thinking, our definitions, our actions, we may be drawn into more wars we don't need to fight, or continue to grant Presidents unbound powers more suited for traditional armed conflicts between nation states.
"So I look forward to engaging Congress and the American people in efforts to refine, and ultimately repeal, the AUMF's mandate. And I will not sign laws designed to expand this mandate further. Our systematic effort to dismantle terrorist organizations must continue. But this war, like all wars, must end. That's what history advises. That's what o
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DustOff, I'm still chuckling over that song...
How great we art
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Name-calling is always the last move when there is no more argument.
Sounds like "Desperado" over the AM radio...
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My goof. I meant "Veritas" when I said "DustOff."
At first glance, and without reading the article yet, the "employer-provided health insurance" as "an idea whose time has passed" is one I might agree with, provided that it's not going to be government-mandated, government-provided health insurance instead.
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Thanks, DustOff. I hope I can make the time today.
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"The LIBS on this site are NOT saying one word about the pros of lite o's plan?"
DustOff, your point is well worth considering. I'd have thought that there'd be many continued words of affirmation and adulation about the ACA in its entirety from those who supported its passage, especially those who avidly support our president's policies, of which ACA was a biggie.
I'd like to hear more from Democrats/liberals exactly WHY the President is delaying implementation of certain ACA provisions until January 2015.
Y'all have the floor...
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Funny how the libs side with the dipstick no matter what the situation.
A lawyer, an Illegal Alien, a Pathological Liar, a Muslim, a Communist, and a Black Guy walk into a BAR.
Bartender says;
"What'll it be, Mr. President?"
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Too bad you "can't" read DustOff's posts, Veritas. You might learn a thing or two about how conservatives feel and think.
"To know your Enemy, you must become your Enemy."
Sun Tzu, "The Art of War"
BTW, that quote's not in the watered-down modern version, The Art of Compromise. Thought you'd like to know...
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I second DustOff's post.
Why aren't all the legislators who voted this thing in shouting from the hilltops that it should be implemented in 2014, just how ACA was passed? Why isn't President Obama himself supporting full and timely implementation of the legislation? This was a boondoggle from the beginning, and nobody really likes it, do they?
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Cry me a constitutional river, Veritas. The founding fathers set up our republic, which is not based entirely on popular vote. Your stat of 3 million voters vs. 300,000 in ND has more to do with bullying than reality.
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"Nine in 10 Americans support expanding background checks on gun purchases in a recent Washington Post-ABC News poll..."
Did you find a poll taken of North Dakotans and their opinions about background checks for gun purchases?
If or when you do, it's possible that the ND Senators and Representative would consider that poll information to be something they need to know. Can you say re-election?
Who knows what state's residents were polled in the WA Post-ABC one you cited. And the 2 ND Senators and 1 ND Representative should make governing decisions based on that poll instead of trying to represent their constituents' positions?
Not much of a politician yet, are you, Veritas?
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Lets see I believe it was the Democrats that SCREAMED at the top of their lungs that Romney was too rich.
You can lie and lie and lie but you cannot hide from your lies rajjj. The Dems HATE the rich they claim yet they kiss the backside of anyone or anything with money just to get their votes.
Your not true Americans your true onlyu to anyone who will give you money. You have no com[passion for the poor you use them as your weapon and as your sounding post to get votes.
Dems are low down creepy crawly back stabbing lying creatures that step on anyone they have to to get noticed.
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So Rajjj Calling for it on the 4th of July versus the 5th of July or the 3rd of july? Your point is?
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Billdoesnt re: your 9:58 post. Are you calling for a military coup here in the USA, and on the 4th of July no less? Whoa.
About the assertion that the Dems hate the rich eh...no. But maybe we could say the rich hate the poor who work for them. They don't seem to want to contribute to their well being by assisting with the health ins. (and get a tax break too no less.) But the fact is those employees who can't get the assistance from their employer can still qualify for health ins. with a tax credit, nothing changes there. In fact it looks like nothing has changed the rich keep the money that they earn from the labor of the poor employee, I hate the rich...oops. ;)
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I got that poll from the same place me and Obama get our poll results. wwwdot pulledoutofmyazzdotcom
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Garr I don't suppose you can supply the facts to that poll?
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Veritas, President Truman was a liberal Democrat. No surprises in the quotes from his SOTU address.
"...most of our people cannot afford to pay for the care they need.
I have often and strongly urged that this condition demands a national health program...."
Same song, new decade.
"There are numerous reasons why they all have opted out, but the main one is the positioning of the Republican base drifting to the extreme right!"
Horse feathers, or if you prefer it, cow pie. A majority of North Dakotans were against ACA's passage at the time it was being debated and voted upon.
The Big 3 saw the handwriting on the wall, the Senators jumped ship, and Rep. Pomeroy was defeated in his re-election bid by--of all people that Dems/libs love to hate--Rick Berg.
Now President Obama has declared that certain provisions of ACA won't be implemented on businesses until 2015, which is after the 2014 mid-term elections. Veeerrry convenient.
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Funny how the Dems who CLAIM to hate the rich and support the poor are now going to let the rich delay Obama care..
Funny ain't it?
Seems the Dems are looking for votes again.. So they have to ****tt on people and make the little guy now suffer to help the Dems get money from Companies and Unions for their 2014 run..
Talk about Mobs.. Obama and his Mafia need to be run out just like Morsi..
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That Chang and Eng post, Veritas? Excuse me for what I'm about to say, but what did that post have to do with the price of tea in China?
Back to topic...the Affordable Care Act is turning out not to be so affordable or caring, with politicians of all sorts backing away from it as fast and far as possible.
I believe the former Sens. Dorgan & Conrad got this one right. They voted for ACA, discovered quickly (or knew beforehand) it was a stinker, and got out of DC before the chickens came home to roost on it.
Y'know, Rep. Pelosi's comment "we have to pass it before we know what's in it" is going to become part of the American lexicon. What it'll mean is "me approve this? are you dreaming?"
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"One is the loneliest number..."
Looks like that's Veritas, singing his song all by himself, strumming a ukelele or beating a drum.
Have fun
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Pie in the sky or pie in your eye.
That's the Veritas way.
Hope all have a great 4th!
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I don't know if it'll be good for the Country, but it'll be good for me. A better policy with lower premium. There is a tax credit coming our way, most people know nothing of it, and I've never heard "The Limpman" mention it. Not unlike his lies about Obama raising income taxes 'til finally, after 3 years, put on the spot and admitting that under Obama most paid less income tax.
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ZF-6880: Zend_Service_Twitter should implement the Twitter Block User API
Zend_Service_Twitter does not currently implement the methods from the Twitter API for blocking a user. Ideally, Zend_Service_Twitter should implement all available methods from the twitter API, including the Block methods.
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In his new book, Lanny Davis, former White House special counsel to President Bill Clinton, writes an interesting chapter on Rent-Way and its former chairman, William Morgenstern. Davis, 67, remains a powerful force in Washington, D.C., and his book, "Crisis Tales: Five Rules for Coping with Scandal in Business, Politics, Life," is climbing up the best-seller list. It's clear Davis has affection for Morgenstern, the Erie native who built Rent-Way into a major company before it was brought down by an accounting scandal. Davis also profiles Trent Lott, Gene Upshaw and Martha Stewart in the book. ... The Jefferson Educational Society will feature another impressive lineup of speakers at its fall summit, including David Gergen, adviser to four U.S. presidents. Howard Dean and Bill Kristol will have a debate, and the society will also bring Erie native Harry Markopolos back to town. Markopolos became a national figure as the whistle-blower in Bernie
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This 60-credit program develops knowledge and skills needed by mental health counselors. The program has been registered with the New York State Education Department as meeting the educational qualifications leading to licensure as a Mental Health Counselor in New York State. Students learn how to provide evaluation, assessment, treatment & consultation services in community agencies serving adults, children and families.
Students enrolled in the Counseling and Community Psychology Masters Program may elect to pursue a Certificate in Forensic Mental Health. This degree may also be combined with a Gerontology Certificate administered through the Nursing Department (contact the Nursing Department for further information).
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- Completion of a 3 credit hour externship and a 6 credit hour counseling internship. All placements are after the completion of 45 credit hours.
- Completion of a thesis (3-6 credit hours) or research seminar (3 credit hours).
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Walk and Roll is coming to a School near you Friday!
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Friday is Earth Day and for kids in the Boulder Valley School District it is Walk and Roll Day! and for some schools this is a week long event with Friday being the big day. If the name doesn't say it all, Walk and Roll is a day/week where kids are encouraged to learn a life skill and find green/healthy options to arrive at school, like by bike. Heatherwood Elementary school has been running a Walk and Roll campaign for the last 4 years and every year they have seen substantial growth in the number of kids participating.
For the Heatherwood kids and some other schools in BVSD, Walk and Roll is one day out of the entire school year for walking and biking and many schools tie this into their already running school year long Safe Routes to Schools program. Kids at Heatherwood Elementary receive recognition and awards for 5, 30 and 100 days of walking or biking and over 40 kids have already logged 100 days of biking or walking! Have you commuted by bike half as much since September? Who is really the teacher here?
This year Heatherwood Elementary received a Safe Routes to Schools mini grant to help kids with Autism join in on the Walk and Roll week. To make this possible they will be teaming up will Assisted Cycling Tours who has a fleet of tandems specially equipped for people with autism and they are located right here in the Denver area!!!
As part of the grant Heatherwood purchased 2 Sun 20" Trikes and a special Weehoo trailer (also made right here in Colorado!) which the school can use to help teach these kids a very valuable life skill.
Sun's Traditional 20" Trikes
Brandon Dwight of Boulder Cycle Sports, one of the sponsors of the event, will join the kids on the ride to the school. For many this is a very special event because many have never had the luxury of ever having ridden a bike!
Multi National Champion, Brandon Dwight and
Owner of Boulder Cycle Sport
Photo Credit: Michael Robson
As the one of the owners of 303cycling and the author I have the luxury of saying special thank yous to all of the sponsors in this event and a special thanks to my lovely wife who has worked countless hours on Walk and Roll and the special SRTS mini grant event. Thanks Amy, you are inspiring!
Below is the full Press Release sent out by the Boulder Valley School District on their Walk and Roll Event
On BVSD Bike to School Day, April 22, the entire school community is invited to participate by walking, cycling or bus riding. The third annual event ushers in the spring cycling season and promotes physical activity, health, and environmental awareness to all BVSD students, staff, and parents.
"We hope Bike to School Day will give more students, parents and staff the encouragement to try biking to school and see how enjoyable it can be to start the day with a pleasant bike ride or walk through their neighborhood," said Landon Hilliard of the BVSD Transportation Department. Hilliard promotes walking and biking to school through the district's Safe Routes to School Program which is noted as a model in the United States.
Bear Creek Elementary students, parents, and staff will be celebrating completion of a Safe Routes to School project as part of Friday's event. Crosswalk improvements at the intersection of Table Mesa and Lehigh drive s now make walking and cycling to school safer and more convenient.
Heatherwood Elementary School is partnering with Assisted Cycling Tours, a non-profit organization that takes kids with disabilities and their families on bike trips, to start the first Safe Routes to School program in Colorado for kids with disabilities.
"Over the last few years, Heatherwood has had a remarkable level of walking and cycling, consistently one of the highest performing schools in the county." said Amy Thompson, Heatherwood's Safe Routes to School volunteer coordinator. "Adding our kids with disabilities this year just seemed to be the right step forward for our program."
Heatherwood's Bike to School Day ride will begin at a neighborhood park on Friday morning. Assisted Cycling Tours will provide tandems for the kids to ride the day of the event. Seven children with disabilities will participate with family members and school parents to help them ride in to the school that morning.
"Our kids are excited to ride and their parents are excited for them to have this opportunity", said Sylvia Parga-Ray, a Heatherwood Elementary Special Education teacher. "We're fortunate to have a supportive community to help us do this program."
BVSD students and staff are encouraged to register online at bvsd.org/toschool through April 22. Those who do will receive a free school lunch, compliments of the School Food Project, coupons to local stores, and a chance to win prizes. A grand prize of a RUSH Smoothie Party goes to the winning school with the highest level of participation of students and staff.
"Promoting health awareness and encouraging individuals to exercise is part of our common goal of better health," said Bob Jamieson, Benefits Director for BVSD Human Resources. "When employees are healthier, our students are better served and our future healthcare costs are more manageable."
Thank you to our sponsors and partners: BVSD Transportation Department, BVSD School Food Project, Cat-Eye, Community Cycles, Full Cycle, Rush Naturally Enlightened, Sports Garage, and the parent volunteers of the BVSD Safe Routes to School Program.
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Great to see the kids so involved
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Good to see that the next generation is doing a much better than than many of us had done as school aged kids.
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Inspiring kids!
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This savory specialty combines ground beef with onions, celery and carrots. "This is a wonderful fast soup to make any day of the week," says Judy Brander of Two Harbors, Minnesota.
- 1-1/2 pounds lean ground beef (90% lean)
- 1/2 cup each chopped onion, celery and carrot
- 7 cups water
- 1 envelope au jus mix
- 2 tablespoons beef bouillon granules
- 2 bay leaves
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1-1/2 cups uncooked egg noodles
- In a large saucepan, cook the beef, onion, celery and carrot over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain.
- Add the water, au jus mix, bouillon, bay leaves and pepper; bring to a boil. Stir in the noodles. Return to a boil. Cook, uncovered, for 15 minutes or until noodles are tender, stirring occasionally. Discard bay leaves. Yield: 8 servings (2 quarts).
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"Very good! Next time I might add peas and corn... I also used 6 bouillion cubes instead of Granules.. I also made it without celery and onion since I have picky eaters.. I added onion powder though."
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Secondly, the ladies are formidable party planners. Aisle Say was a guest at the outrageously entertaining and diverse event last year. Dole is a sponsor. One was greeted by an impressive arrangement of what must have been 3000 bananas!
The entertainment was equally world class. (see picture of Aisle Say giving the belly dancers valuable instruction)
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"Do I have a curfew?"
He smirks. We both know the question is a mere formality. I must ask. I'm his wife.
"Go, have a good time. Make sure you're home at a decent hour." Peck on the cheek. Quick hug. Double check my pockets for ID and some cash. One last wave, and the night begins.
I turn the key in the ignition and as my car hums to life, so do I. I wiggle out of my skirt. Replace my flats with sexy heels. Quickly reapply darker eye shadow and hot pink lipstick. All while driving. Three honks. Baila joins me in the car .
"Don't ask," she mutters. "My son would not fall asleep! I had to bribe him with a Bisli." She stops herself. "Okay, no Mommy talk tonight. Let's party!"
Same routine. Skirt and blouse replaced by tight jeans and a shimmering tank. Wig laid neatly in the back, three spritzes of perfume, and a quick brush through her long brown hair.
"How do I look?"
"Sexy as hell."
We kiss. Her wet tongue melts in my mouth.
"Stop! You're messing up my lipstick !" I wink.
Still driving. Two more honks. Last pickup.
"Finally!" says Goldie. "I thought I'll never get done with that endless laundry pile. When I get back, hopefully, someone will have the put the mounds of towels back in the closet—" Goldie stops abruptly. "What did I miss?"
Lady Gaga sings "Paparazzi" on the radio. Driving an hour and a half away to some club may have its disadvantages, but the risk of seeing someone we may know isn't worth our sterling reputations.
Music. Flash of a driver's license and a stamp on the hand . Note to self: wipe the stamp off before you get home .
"Let's do shots!" As the designated driver, no shots for me. Goldie downs her Patron, then grins at me. "And I so don't feel sorry for you. That was me last time, remember?"
I don't need to drink to have a good time.
Dancing. Grinding. Hips thrusting. Strange men I'll never see again.
"Come home with me tonight, baby."
"Sorry, dude, I'm married!"
"But you're dancing with me. And you're so sexy. And he'll never know."
"Dancing isn't fucking," I say. "I am sexy, and if I want a dick so badly, I can ask him for his. Or use my fingers. I'm here to party, not fuck." Although dancing and drunken kisses never hurt anyone.
I love girls. The small of their backs, the smoothness of their necks. Tipsy touching, teasing, giggling. Singing at the top of my lunges. Feet aching. The good kind of ache. I glance at my watch. A quarter to two.
Of course they protest. Eventually, they stumble to the car.
"Best time ever!" Baila crows. "Did you see that guy hitting on me?" Giggling. "He was kinda cute! Greeeaaat dancer! I love a guy who knows how to dance well. My husband has two left feet."
"Sleep it off," I tell them. "In forty five minutes I'll wake you so you can change out of those prusteh jeans." Everyone has responsibilities tomorrow. Lunches to pack, homework sheets to sign, bosses to answer to.
3:45 a.m. Ignition off. Flats on. Wig in place. Makeup long gone.
I nudge him awake.
"Hey. I'm home"
He turns and smiles, still half asleep.
"Did you have a good time?"
"Yeah," I whisper. "Baila got a little tipsy. She's wild."
"Glad you had fun," he whispers. Kisses my forehead. "Hmm. Now you woke me up. How am I ever gonna fall back to sleep?"


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Wilmington | A developer has taken another step toward building a hotel next to the Wilmington Convention Center.
On Friday, Hilton Hotels signed off on Harmony Hospitality's application to build a $33.6 million, 186-room Embassy Suites. The 163,000-square foot hotel would also include a full-service restaurant on its second floor and 6,600 square feet of meeting space.
City council has given Harmony Hospitality two extensions for its purchase and development agreement, which was initially supposed to be finalized in September 2012. The first extension gave the developer until Jan. 31 to finalize paperwork, but the group was given until April 30 in January.
City officials have been negotiating with Harmony Hospitality since February 2012. Harmony still needs to complete the upcoming project's financing and buy the property from the city.
The convention center opened in 2010, and the city worked to bring a full-service, upscale hotel to the property next to the convention center since 2007.
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Michelle Gray and Hunter Gray of Wilmington, McKenzie Lynn Gray, Aug. 16.
Asley Anne Gabardine and Dominic Francis Campese of Wilmington, Lylah Grace Campese, Aug. 15.
Patti Knauf and Roy Knauf of Wilmington, Harrison Quinn Knauf, Aug. 10.
Ashley Callahan and Wesley Baxley, Elijah Kyle Baxley, Aug. 9.
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Strawberry Daiquiri
Prep Time: 10 minutes
1/2 cup white sugar
4 ounces frozen strawberries
1/8 cup lime juice
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3/4 cup rum
1/4 cup lemon-lime soda
6 cups ice
Combine all ingredients in a blender. Add ice and blend until smooth. Pour into a cocktail glasses and garnish with fresh strawberries.