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My Schnauzers teeth are trbl, anyone have their dogs teeth cleaned? Just wondering how much i might be spending.
We are also looking for a new Vet, any recommendations? We used to go to the brothers up north Ankeny near Dahls.
Usually costs a few hundred as they will anesthetize your dog to do a thorough cleaning. Or, just brush them on a semi-regular basis. I do that with my labs and the vet is always amazed at how clean their teeth are.
We take our dogs to Banfield @ PetSmart on University. Was happy with them for quite a while, but recently seems like they are putting on the hard sale to upsell you on services for your pet.
I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong.
Originally Posted by ripvdub
My Schnauzers teeth are trbl, anyone have their dogs teeth cleaned? Just wondering how much i might be spending.
We are also looking for a new Vet, any recommendations? We used to go to the brothers up north Ankeny near Dahls.
Probably looking at ~$250-300 minimum.
We take ours to Family Pet Vet on Army Post, but we get their $200 dollar price which is a Feb. only special (National Dog Dental Health Month or something). Not sure what normal price is.
Probably tack on another $100 or so if they do x-rays.
Short version: not cheap.
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We do Banfield and have the plan that does their teeth for free. It costs $8 more per month than their standard plan, but in the end, the cost of teeth cleaning is more than the extra cost of increasing the plan. No issues with Banfield.
I tried brushing my dogs teeth, but he wouldn't let me and it was a pain in the butt to force it on him.
Our vet keeps saying out schnauzer needs it to. They said it would be $400-$500 out the door. But they also made it sounds like they wouldnt do it unless we did the gums and x-rays too as that may show the cause of a lot. I wonder if I'm getting taken though so I would like to hear from others as well.
Check with Westfield Vet off 86th behind Dahls. You could also attempt to negotiate the price. A lot of vets will do that.
That's what happens when you lick your own butt.
My dog was about $175
Originally Posted by Senolcyc
That's what happens when you lick your own butt.
Or somene else's.
There are some dog foods that you can put out once a month that do a pretty good job of cleaning. One of those is Purina healthy smile which my vet down here recommended. I just switched both my dogs to 100% that and they seem to enjoy it while keeping their breath stank and yellow teeth under control.
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I know the fstab
defaults option means this:
But what if I want to add one more option, for example
relatime, should I still add defaults too or they are applied anyway? Is it needed to add at least one option?
Some examples:
1. UUID=bfb42838-d866-4233-9679-96e7536356df /media/data ext3 defaults 0 2
2. UUID=bfb42838-d866-4233-9679-96e7536356df /media/data ext3 0 2
3. UUID=bfb42838-d866-4233-9679-96e7536356df /media/data ext3 defaults,relatime 0 2
4. UUID=bfb42838-d866-4233-9679-96e7536356df /media/data ext3 relatime 0 2
Is the (2) correct(no option at all)? Are the (1) and (2) the same? Are the (3) and (4) the same?
Furthermore, I read in the Ubuntu Community Documentation that in Ubuntu 8.04 relatime was used as default for linux native file systems. Is it still true for 12.04? If yes, then why do I see this if I use the mount command:
/dev/sda2 on / type ext4 (rw,errors=remount-ro)
If no, why not? It isn't recommended to use
relatime now? I just wanted to apply it to my non system partitions, it is a good idea?
I found an other command to list the mounted partitions and their options:
cat /proc/mounts
This is the result of a partition mounted with the
defaults option in fstab:
/dev/sdb2 /media/adat ext3 rw,relatime,errors=continue,barrier=1,data=ordered 0 0
This is the output of
mount for the same partition:
/dev/sdb2 on /media/adat type ext3 (rw)
And here is both result if the same partition mounted from Nautilus as a non-root user:
/dev/sdb2 /media/adat ext3 rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,errors=continue,barrier=1,data=ordered 0 0
/dev/sdb2 on /media/adat type ext3 (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=udisks)
So it looks like
relatime is used if we mount an
ext partition in 12.04. So it is unneeded to add it manually. So my problem is broadly solved. But I still can't see why the options that should be in the
defaults are not listed even with the
cat /proc/mounts. Maybe there is a third and even better method to list the partition mount options :)

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When will the people of this country come to their senses and demand rational yet effective gun control legislation? What will it take? How many more slaughters of children? How many more devastated families? How many more homicide rates off the chart year after year? And, where are the politicians and a President with the fortitude to stand up to NRA bullies and their lackeys in Congress on this issue? Were constantly hearing its the nut cases who are responsible. But this country probably has no more nut cases than any other, perhaps fewer. What it does have are deadly weapons, all sorts, a lot of them, and available to anyone. Its not simply a matter of intelligence, or common sense, or even the Second Amendment. This is a matter of courage. The courage it takes to stand up to those who would be quite happy with practically everyone armed to the teeth with most any lethal device you can get your hands on, Dodge City style. One wonders who the real nut cases are! This is not rocket science. Allow anyone to be armed and what can you expect? The majority of other societies have figured this out long ago. Not us. And the fact of the matter is, given our countrys history and culture of violence and aggression, were the last nation on earth that should allow free access to guns! But we do. And we reap what we sow.
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Problem: Creating and maintaining hundreds of student accounts
The school where I work runs Active Directory on Server 2008. Every year, our students have to sign up for accounts with a third-party SaaS school management system. That has created a lot of work in the past, as codes have to be generated for students, and students often lose the codes or can't figure out how to enter them. Later, the students who did manage to sign up may forget their usernames or passwords and come to me (the solo sysadmin) for password resets and so forth.
Solution 1: Ask users for their passwords
This fall, we moved to a new SMS, which apparently doesn't support any kind of batch student signup. The administration was planning to meet with every student, ask him or her for a username and password, and create an account for him or her manually. I thought, Wouldn't it be nice if we could integrate the two systems and avoid that? When I contacted the third-party company, though, they said they didn't integrate with Active Directory.
I decided to make my own system: a database coupled with a program that runs as a logon script for student accounts. It works like this:
- When students log into Windows for the first time, they are asked for their passwords
- The passwords are checked against the passwords stored in Active Directory
- If they match, the passwords are stored in the database (the passwords cannot simply be dumped from Active Directory into the database because Active Directory passwords are write-only)
- A server-side component of the program creates accounts for the students with the third-party company, using the Active Directory passwords stored in the program's database
New problem
Now, the problem with that is that if users' passwords are reset in Active Directory, they are not updated in the database. If users change their passwords from workstations, the passwords are not updated in the database. There is also the issue of the security of the database itself.
Solution 2: Reversible encryption
I notice that Active Directory can store passwords with reversible encryption. I know it is not officially well-documented, and am well aware that even writing the phrase "password retrieval" carries with it the possibility of bringing about The End of the World. But looking at the risk, I don't believe our servers are in much danger of being compromised, and even if they were, there is not much an attacker could do with the students' accounts.
How would you recommend I solve this problem? Is there a way I can drop my middleman database and simply use information from Active Directory directly? Should I abandon trying to integrate the systems?
Any thoughts are welcome, including remarks on how harebrained my idea for single sign-on was in the first place.


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April 3, 1998
THIS WEEK: The No. 16-ranked Washington baseball team (17-7 overall; 4-0 in the Pac-10 Northern Division) continue the eight-game homestand this weekend, playing host to cross-state rival Washington State (12-11, 2-1) in a four-game Pac-10 North series. This weekend's series is the first of five straight weekends of Pac-10 North play. The next three weekends, the Dawgs will be on the road at Oregon State, WSU and Portland State. First-place UW will send sophomore righty Jeff Heaverlo (1-1, 3.97) to the mound today at 2:00 p.m. In Saturday's noon doubleheader, junior southpaw Matt Hampton (3-2, 3.44) will the game one start and freshman right-hander Jeff Carlsen (4-1, 4.68) taking the hill in the second game. Sunday, the Dawgs will hand the ball to sophomore righty Travis Anderson (4-2, 4.33) in the 1:00 p.m. series finale. All four WSU games can be heard live on KRPM AM-1090 with Eric Radovich and Angie Marzetta calling the action. Next Tuesday, the Huskies travel to face Portland in a non-conference tilt at 3:00 p.m.
SERIES HISTORY: Washington State leads the all-time series vs. UW, 210-143, with WSU being the team that Washington has played more than any other. But over the past six seasons, the UW has dominated the series, winning all eight last year, the last 11 in a row and going 30-10 over the past six seasons in league play. Ken Knutson holds a 26-10 overall record against the Cougars in his five seasons. Last year, the Dawgs swept the eight-game series, batting .410 vs. the Cougars and out-scoring them 116 to 43.
COACH "K": In five-plus seasons as the head coach of his alma mater, Ken Knutson has led the Dawgs to a Pac-10 championship, three Pac-10 Northern Division titles, two second-place finishes and two NCAA Regionals. His career overall record stands at 202-121 (.625). With those 202 wins, he is the third-winningest coach in Washington history, trailing only Tubby Graves (209 wins) and Bob MacDonald (422). Before becoming the Husky head man in 1993, Knutson served as the Husky pitching coach for eight seasons over two separate stints. In 1985, his UW pitching staff led the nation with a 2.80 earned run average. Knutson holds an 89-24 (.788) record in home games. He is 98-44 (.690) in Pac-10 Northern Division games and holds a winning record against every Nor-Pac team (including now-departed Portland and Gonzaga). A 1981 All-Pac-10 left-handed pitcher at the UW, he is joined by assistants Joe Ross, Kevin Johnston and Joe Weis.
PLAYER NOTES: Here's a look at the possible starters at each position, with 1998 stats and notes:
Pos. Player, Year Avg-HR-RBI Notes C -- Ryan Bundy, Jr. .343- 3- 13 Baseball America's No. 21 prospect/.469 BA at home Pete Orgill, Jr. (1B) .345- 2- 9 6-for-16 (.375) with 2 HR and 8 RBI at Husky Ballpark 1B -- Ed Erickson, So. .234- 3- 13 2 homers, 7 RBI in last five games/2 HR vs. WSU in '97 Dominic Woody, So. (C) .265- 2- 7 Backs up at C and 1B/both home runs at home this year 2B -- Chris Whitemarsh, Sr. .308- 1- 3 One of two seniors on UW roster/.313 vs. WSU in '97 Marc Rittenhouse, Fr. .231- 0- 2 Led Newport HS to state title/7-for-22 (.318) at home SS -- Kevin Miller, Jr. .301- 5- 22 2-time Pac-10 North Player of Year/23 career HR ties record 3B -- Ryan Lentz, Jr. .379- 6- 26 .372, 4 homers, 14 RBI at home/HR won game 2 vs. ASU OF -- Chris Magruder, Jr. .340- 3- 19 UW top 10 in career runs, RBI, doubles, triples, HR & SB OF -- Jim Na, Jr. .244- 1- 8 '98 co-captain with Magruder/top left-hand pinch hitter OF -- Nick Stefonick, Jr. .351- 2- 10 Platoons with Na in RF/.464 with 11 RBI vs. WSU in '97 OF -- Kyle Woods, So. .375- 9- 24 9 HR is 6th in UW history/6 HR, 12 RBI in 12 home games OF -- Dwight DeMar, So. .222- 0- 4 Made first career start at LF vs. Gonzaga/2 SB vs. PSU DH -- Bryan Williamson, Jr. (P) .380- 3- 14 17-for-30 (.567) 14 RBI vs. WSU in '97/7 IP, 3 H, 0 ER
LAST WEEK: Washington returned to Seattle to close out Spring Break last weekend, hosting Southern Division rival Arizona State in a three-game series. The Sun Devils were the first Six-Pac team to come to the UW since the 1981 Pac-10 Playoffs, when John Elway's Stanford team came to old Graves Field. In Friday's opener, Kevin Miller homered twice and starter Jeff Heaverlo fanned eight in five and two-thirds innings as the Dawgs beat the Sun Devils, 8-6. In game two, the Sun Devils took a 6-2 lead into the bottom of the eighth inning when Ryan Lentz and Ed Erickson led off the inning with back-to-back home runs. In the ninth, with two on and two out, Lentz hit a three-run homer to win the game, 7-6, handing reliever Matt Massingale a win. The Sunday game was another tight one. Miller homered again and Kyle Woods belted two homers, but the Husky comeback attempt fell short, 7-6. Freshman Jeff Carlsen (4-1) suffered his first loss. Wednesday, the Huskies played host to NAIA power Lewis-Clark State and Woods again hit two home runs. His first tied the game at 3-3 in the seventh and his second, a two-run blast in the eighth, put the Dawgs ahead. Cody Morrison fanned all three batters he faced in the ninth for the win.
DOMINATING THE NORTHWEST: If there was any question about the Huskies' recent dominance of college baseball in the Pacific Northwest, it was quelled last season when the Huskies won their fourth Pac-10 North title in the 1990s, won the Pac-10 overall championship and came within one win of the College World Series. In the 1990s, Washington has made three NCAA Regional appearances, more than any team from the Northwest. During the current decade, the Huskies have posted a 298-184 (.618) overall record and a 140-66 (.699) mark in Pac-10 North play. Under coach Ken Knutson (1993-97), Washington is 144-58 (.713) against all teams from the Northwest (Washington, Oregon and Idaho) and 111-53 (.677) against Division I teams from the Northwest. Knutson has a winning record against every Northwest team (12) he has faced.
LAST YEAR vs. WSU: Last year, the Pac-10 champion Huskies swept all eight games from Washington State, running the Dawgs' winning streak over WSU to 11 games. For the eight games, the Huskies batted .401 (122-for-304) and scored 116 runs to WSU's 43 (an average game score of 14.5 to 5.4). Several Huskies posted impressive individual numbers for the series. Kyle Woods went 7-for-12 (.583) while Bryan Williamson batted .567 (17-for-30) with 12 runs , 14 RBI and two home runs. Williamson also worked 4.1 innings, giving up no runs while fanning six for a win and a save. Nick Stefonick (.464), Ryan Bundy (.458) and Dominic Woody (.417) all batted better than .400 against the Cougs. The Dawgs set school record for runs (30), hits (30) and winning margin (24) in a 30-6 win at WSU on April 13.
HUSKY BALLPARK: This season marks the beginning of a new era for Husky baseball as Washington moves to a new home -- Husky Ballpark. Graves Field, where the Huskies played since the early 1960s, is gone as Washington played its first game at the new site Feb. 27 vs. Gonzaga. This season, the new facility will feature a new field, with the stadium to come in the future. The new field includes an AstroTurf infield and a beautiful view of Lake Washington, the Cascades and Mount Rainier. Already, the new field, which includes a state-of-the-art outfield drainage system, has paid dividends as the Huskies have been able to practice on a real baseball field every day since opening spring practice on January 6. In past years, the Huskies have often been able to practice only on the football turf prior to playing the first game of the year. The new home has been friendly to the Dawgs thusfar, as the UW is 10-2 in home games. In those 12 games, the Huskies have batted .324 with 28 home runs and 106 runs while posting a team ERA of 3.99 and fielding a slick .976 (11 errors). In the meantime, opponents have batted only .211 with a 9.03 earned runs average and a .958 fielding mark. Kyle Woods has six homers and 12 RBI at home while Kevin Miller has batted .410-4-14 and Ryan Lentz is .372-4-14. Matt Massingale is 3-0 at home while Travis Anderson is 2-0.
THE SCOOTER: Junior center fielder Chris Magruder (Yakima, Wash./ West Valley HS) is off to another outstanding season in his third year as a Husky starter. In 24 games this season, Magruder is batting .340 with 25 runs, eight doubles, three homers and 19 RBI. He's also stolen 14 bases in 15 attempts, including a steal of home (on a pickoff throw to first) against UCSB. With 75 career steals, he's moved into second place on the UW career chart, trailing only Joe Trippy (85). The speedy leadoff man was named a first-team preseason All-American by Collegiate Baseball and a second-teamer by the Sporting News. Last year, he broke UW records for hits (104), runs (96) and steals (43) while batting .400. He completed the 1997 season on a tear, batting .619 at the NCAA Mideast Regional and closing out the year with a 16-game hitting streak. He went on to start in right field for the USA Baseball National Team, batting .336 over the summer. With his on-base percentage of .461, Magruder continues to excel as a leadoff man in 1998.
MILLER TIME: Junior shortstop Kevin Miller returns to defend his back-to-back titles as the Pac-10 North Player fo the Year as he was the first man ever to win the award twice (and, in 1996, the first freshman to win it). The power hitter from Seattle's Ballard High was named a first-team preseason All-American by the Sporting News and a second-teamer by Collegiate Baseball this year. Last year, he batted .384 and broke the UW RBI record with 73 while leading the team with 12 home runs. After his sophomore season, he was named to the NCBWA second-team All-America while making the third team on two other lists. He has started 143 of the 144 games during his UW tenure at shortstop. After struggling early in the year at the plate, Miller has heated up. Dating back to the first Gonzaga game (Feb. 27), Miller has reached base in 45 of his last 75 plate appearances. He has walked at least once in 13 of the last 16 games and has 19 free passes (as well as five hit-by-pitches) over those 16 games. Last weekend vs. Arizona State, Miller belted three home runs over the three-game series. With 23 career home runs, he's tied for the UW school record.
AT THE HOT CORNER: Junior Ryan Lentz (Woodinville (Wash.) HS) returns to his spot as the Husky starting third baseman for the third season this year. If the left-handed hitter with the strong arm improves this year as much as he did last year, his statistics will be monsterous. Last year, he started 64 of the Huskies' 66 games at third, batting .327 with nine home runs and 69 RBI. He also broke the UW doubles record with 26, smashing the old record by eight. His 251 at bats, 82 hits and 58 runs were all among the top 10 in Husky history and his 69 runs batted in would have broken the school record except that Kevin Miller had 73 in 1997. Named a third-team All-American by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers in 1997, he was tabbed the No. 50 college prospect in the nation by Baseball America this preseason. As a sophomore, he improved his average by 65 points and posted 30 more extra-base hits over his freshman season. Currently, Lentz is batting .379 and leads the Huskies in doubles (9), RBI (26) and is second on the team with six home runs. Saturday's he hit a three-run homer with two out in the bottom of the ninth to beat Arizona State, 7-6.
BEHIND THE PLATE: Ryan Bundy (Lake Stevens (Wash.) HS) is another star member of the Huskies' junior class. A tremendous defensive catcher, Bundy's offense has shown steady improvement over the last two seasons. Last year, he batted .311 with 17 doubles, six homers and 40 runs batted in over 193 at bats. Perhaps, most impressive, he stole 14 bases in 16 attempts and is one of the Huskies' fastest players. He showed great improvement over his freshman year in the power categories as he had only three doubles, no homers and 19 RBI in 135 ABs as a freshman. This preseason, Baseball America called him the No. 44 college prospect in the nation, the highest of the five Husky players to make the top 100. Last week, Baseball America put out an updated prospect list and named Bundy the No. 21 college prospect in the nation. Bundy has started 19 of 24 games at catcher and is batting .343 with 13 RBI and four stolen bases.
BIG WILLY: Last season, junior Bryan Williamson (Kennewick, Wash./Kamiakin HS) developed into one of the nation's top two-way players, posting a 4-2 record with six saves and a 2.89 ERA on the mound and a .381 batting average with 58 RBI as a designated hitter and outfielder. At the conclusion of last season, the 6-foot-6 righthander was given a tryout with the USA National Team, but withdrew with a shoulder injury that was repaired in the off-season. This year, Williamson still hopes to move into the starting rotation and play only DH in the batting order. A tricky, yet hard-throwing pitcher, Williamson fanned 49 batters and allowed only 34 hits in 43.2 innings a year ago. All of his statistics were a vast improvement over his freshman season, when he batted .254 and had an 11.12 earned run average. This preseason, Williamson was named the No. 61 college prospect in the nation by Baseball America. Williamson currently leads the Huskies with his .380 batting average. On the mound, his numbers (in limited action) are even more impressive. In seven innings over five appearances, Williamson has allowed only three hits, no earned runs and has struck out seven.
SENIORS: UW has only two seniors -- 2B Chris Whitemarsh and reliever Cody Morrison . . . Whitemarsh is batting .308 and has two doubles, a triple and a homer among his eight hits . . . Morrison is 4-for-4 in save opportunities and has allowed only three hits and fanned 14 in 11 innings . . . opponents are batting only .081 (3-for-37) against Morrison.
JUNIORS: LHP Matt Hampton has been one of three regular starters this year . . . at 3-2 with a 3.44 ERA, he leads the Husky starters in earned run average . . . RF Nick Stefonick has started 19 of 24 games this season . . . in home games, Stefonick is 14-for-32 (.438) with five doubles, a triple and a homer . . . Jim Na has only eight starts, but has four doubles and a home run among his 11 hits . . . Pete Orgill has driven in nine runs with his 10 hits . . . he's started four games at catcher . . . reserve C/DH Kevin Ticen, who went 1-for-1 last season, is 4-for-8 with six RBI, two doubles and a home run . . . of his five career hits (in nine at bats), he has three doubles and a home run . . . reliever Wayne Lee has fanned 13 batters in 11.2 innings of work.
SOPHOMORES: LF Kyle Woods leads the Huskies with nine home runs, 17 extra-base hits and 36 hits . . . he has hit two home runs in each of the last two games (ASU and L-C State) . . . C/1B Dominic Woody has started 13 of 24 games at DH, 1B and C . . . Ed Erickson has started at first base and DH . . . the big lefty hitter belted two home runs vs. Arizona State . . . reserve OF Dwight DeMar has played in 13 games so far and earned his first career start in the Sunday game vs. Gonzaga . . . on the mound, Travis Anderson is 4-2 and has allowed only 30 hits in 34.1 innings . . . Anderson leads the Dawgs with his 35 Ks . . . righty Ken Ferguson has fanned 14 hitters and allowed only four base hits in 7.1 innings or relief work.
FRESHMEN: Even on this veteran-laden team, the Husky freshmen are making a huge impact this year as nine true freshman have played . . . Marc Rittenhouse has started 17 times at second . . . . . . the other infielder to see action is SS Greg Brooks, who doubled in his first AB (vs. UCSB) . . . Jeff Carlsen has won four of five pitching decisions. . . he's second on the team with 28 Ks and has allowed only nine walks in 32.2 innings. . . John Gillespie has three starts and has surrendered only 15 hits in 19.0 IP . . . Matt Massingale leads the Huskies with 13 appearances and has posted nearly incredible numbers . . . in 15.2 innings, he has allowed only seven hits and five walks while fanning 13 . . . the side-armer has a miniscule earned run average of 0.57 and is 3-0 . . . freshman lefty Matt Gardner earned his first victory Wednesday at San Francisco.
RANDOM NOTES: Washington has had a player hit two home runs in each of the last four games (Miller, Lentz and Woods twice) . . . the Huskies were last shut out in the final game of the 1996 season (5-0 at USC), meaning that they've gone 90 straight without being blanked . . . opponents have been able to shut the Huskies out through the first three innings only 18 times in that span and the UW has scored in the first inning 49 times in those 90 games . . . last season after 24 games, Washington was 13-11 and went 33-9 the rest of the way to finish 46-20 . . . the Huskies' 17-7 start this season is the best since they went 19-5 in 1994 . . . as a staff, Washington pitchers have allowed only 176 hits in 204 innings, an average of only 7.76 hits per nine innings.


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The Host
by Stephenie Meyer
Love Quotes in The Host
How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #1
Anger flashed through me, hot and wild. [...] In eight full lives, I'd never had an emotion touch me with such force. (2.76)
There's a fine line between love and anger. Melanie is fiercely protecting her love, Jared, from Wanderer's probing thoughts. As Wanderer explorers further, she encounters the flip side of love: anger, which is hot and wild—just like love.
Quote #2
[Jared] kisses me again, and this time I feel it. (4.110)
Love isn't just in the mind and heart, there's a physiological aspect to it as well. Melanie's body responds so strongly to Jared's affection that it's impossible to tell where Wanda's feelings end and Melanie's physical reactions begin.
Quote #3
"How much is physical, how much in the mind? How much accident and how much fate? [...] Love simply is where it is." (5.41)
The Comforter asks some big questions. How do these questions apply to the Host? Both accident and fate play a big role in both Melanie/Jared and Wanda/Ian's love lives. And the issue of a physical body is beyond complicated in both situations.


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Within the Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area, there are three major "gorges," deep valleys surrounded by steep mountain slopes. Down below Caesar's Head, Matthews Creek cuts an imposing swath. On the other side of US 276, in the Jones Gap part of the MBWA, everyone is familiar with the trails around the Middle Saluda River drainage.
But, there is a third gorge, lesser known with few trails and, as you might expect, fewer visitors. This smaller sister to the other two gorges is, nonetheless, impressive and beautiful.
Oil Camp Creek runs parallel to the Middle Saluda just one mountain ridge away. Saddled between Little Pinnacle Mountain and Campbell Mountain, the creek runs about 2 ½ miles from headwaters near the top of Caesar's Head until it exits MBWA control in the River Falls valley. Steep ridges tower 1400 feet above the creek on the Little Pinnacle side and 800 feet on the Campbell side.
The name is worthy of explanation. Indians used to hunt bear in these mountains and had a "camp" next to the creek to facilitate cleaning their kill. Bear meat is quite greasy so the creek would frequently have an oily film on the surface, and the Cherokee hunting camp became known as the oil camp.
There are only 3 trails into this part of the Mountain Bridge. Two are long, tough hikes. The other is not well known. The result is few visitors.
First, Pinnacle Pass Trail starts at the Jones Gap State Park headquarters, crosses up Little Pinnacle Mountain and swings around the "nose" before dropping down into the Oil Camp Creek valley. It follows the creek for a little more than a mile before pulling away as the trail moves up toward and across US 276, on its way to meet up with the Naturaland Trail.
Second, the Mountain Bridge Passage Trail starts at the old Camp Spearhead and moves through the Ashmore Heritage Preserve before crossing over Campbell Mountain at the Upper Gap then dropping down to meet the Pinnacle Pass Trail just before that trail begins to pull away from the creek.
Third, there is an access trail head on Oil Camp Creek Road, on the River Falls end. It is a very short, unpaved road to a barricade where the trail begins. This section is an old roadbed complete with stone bridges constructed by the CCC back in the 1930s. This trail joins up with the Pinnacle Pass Trail just as it drops off the side of Little Pinnacle Mountain.
The inclination might be to expect all the water in the creek comes from the right side of US276; however, the "bowl" on the left side of the highway is the initial water source for the creek.
Looking at the topography, the steepness all along the creek's route provides ample opportunities for waterfalls. There are several along the creek's path starting with Cliff Rock Falls right on the edge of the "bowl." Drip Rock Falls also can be found in the "bowl." Mashbox Falls, along with Misty Falls dominate the headwaters of the creek. Further downstream is Oil Camp Falls, a rare cataract bog. There are numerous other unnamed streams with their own water features along the course of the creek.
Oil Camp Creek is a beautiful, clear stream along its entire run through the MBWA. Regardless of how you access this area, a visit is worth the effort.


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Mother's Day is intended to celebrate moms. But how do we define moms?
Moms are people who take care of their babies of all ages. They make sure their children are never hungry or thirsty. They cover them when they get cold. They protect them and keep them safe from harm. They cuddle with their children when they get sick or scared, and shower them with love. They take them to the doctor when they seem out of sorts.
Moms sacrifice all the time, money, and energy they have to make sure their children are healthy, happy, and comfortable. Their love for their children is unconditional and everlasting.
Moms do these things for their human babies, sure - but also for their pets.
From the moment we bring pets into our lives, we commit to loving, caring, and treating them well for the rest of their lives. The love moms get from their pets is as real and important as the love they get from their children.
Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there - no matter how many legs your children have.
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The soundtrack for the movie Furious 7 won't be released until March 17, but Atlantic Records keeps dropping hot new songs from the album.
The releases all started last month when Wiz Khalifa and Iggy Azalea dropped their song "Go Hard or Go Home" and since then we've gotten six more songs from the soundtrack.
Wiz has teamed up with newcomer Charlie Puth for a track called "See You Again," which is going to hit radio heavily once the movie opens on April 3. Listen to that one below!
There are also new songs from Prince Royce, Sevyn Streeter, T.I., Juicy J, Future, and more.
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Pierre Coffin, Chris Renaud, 2013
Set a super-villain to catch a super-villain: that's the plot of this digimation sequel, as sociopath-with-a-heart Gru – moon-stealing anti-hero of the first movie – is enlisted to track down the maniac who has stolen a terrifyingly potent mutagen.
Actually the plot here is secondary to the inventive glee with which Coffin and Renaud riff on the conventions of the super-villain/super-spy genre: DM2 abounds in fiendish gizmos and ingenious slapstick. Witty and warm-hearted, this is a superior family flick.
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Photos of the Day: Dec. 27
ON THE TRAIL: Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney greeted a voter at a campaign stop in Portsmouth, N.H., Tuesday. He and the other Republican presidential hopefuls are gearing up for the Iowa caucuses, to be held Jan. 3, and the New Hampshire primaries, Jan. 10. (Charles Krupa/Associated Press)
READY FOR THE SHOW: LaQuita Staten listened as her husband, Corey Staten, welcomed the audience to the Attucks Theatre's sixth annual Kwanzaa concert in Norfolk, Va., Monday. (Amanda Lucier/The Virginian-Pilot/Associated Press)
SAD DAY: Karen Bell wiped her eyes as she sat Tuesday with her mother-in-law, Pamela Alexander, left, and her father-in-law, James Bell III, not shown, at the burial of her husband, U.S. Marine Staff Sgt. Vincent Bell, at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va. (AFP/Getty Images)
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Floridians overwhelmingly supported Florida Chamber of Commerce-backed candidates focused on free enterprise principles and solutions on primary election day. Preliminary results show that 39 of 49 state legislative candidates endorsed by the Florida Chamber won their primaries on Tuesday. Two of the Florida Chamber-backed candidates are in races that are still outstanding.
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Members of the Florida Chamber, the Florida Chamber Political Institute and prominent business and political leaders attended the Florida Chamber's Primary Election Watch as results came in.
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MEDINA — City police have a new way to inform residents about what's going on in their neighborhoods.
Medina police are using an online crime map called RAIDS Online — www.raidsonline.com — that maps and analyzes crime data and alerts residents about crimes in their neighborhoods.
"An informed community is our best defense against crime," Mayor Dennis Hanwell said. "This is a user-friendly way to stay informed about your neighborhood and your community.
"It just helps inform the public of what are the crimes near where they live."
Information on crime reports also is available for Medina and Montville townships.
"We provide dispatch services for and collaborate with Montville police and Medina Township police," Medina Police Chief Patrick Berarducci said. "By using a single computer-aided dispatch system and police electronic records system, we are able to offer this benefit to their communities at no cost."
Residents can see a map displaying the type of crime and its location. They also can submit anonymous tips directly to police and sign up for neighborhood watch reports that provide breakdowns of recent crime activity on a daily, weekly or monthly schedule.
The program automatically syncs with the department's records system to keep crime information updated online. The program displays the incidents on a map, along with basic information about the incidents, including the type of crime, location, block-level address, date and time.
In addition to the website, a RAIDS Online Mobile app is available for the iPhone.
All the information is available at no cost. BAIR Analytics offers RAIDS Online and the RAIDS Online Mobile app as free services to any law enforcement agency that wants to participate.
Medina City Council approved spending $26,250 in January to enable the reporting system to work with Emergitech, the dispatch and reporting software the three police agencies use.
The software also will help the three departments share information instantly, Berarducci said.
RAIDS Online is ad-free and BAIR Analytics does not sell the data to third-party vendors so the Police Department retains sole authority over its data.
The map displays only those incidents in which a report is written, such as an arrest, crash or theft.
"I think people will like having the ability to check on their neighborhoods, check on their communities," Berarducci said.
BAIR Analytics is a software and service company that provides tools and expertise for public safety, private security, national security and defense entities.
A news release said nearly half of the largest public-safety agencies in the United States use BAIR's products and services to fight crime. BAIR's customers include Wal-Mart, Target, the U.S. Department of Defense and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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Rihanna is the victim of a death hoax.
A rumor that the superstar performer had died took off on Twitter on Monday, apparently tied to misinterpreted tabloid reports.
Some social media users are adding fictional details about a supposed "plane crash" killing Rihanna.
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PAC-10 Preseason Media Poll
The computer's (about the computer) 2008 preseason projections pegged the exact records of USC, Oregon State and UCLA, and missed by 1 on Cal and Washington State. It also correctly tabbed USC as the conference champions, predicted the correct finishing order of the top three teams, and successfully picked the winner in 86% (104-17) of the games involving PAC-10 teams.
This season's forecast offers no surprise at the top, with USC expected to claim another title. The Trojans have either won, or shared, the last seven PAC-10 championships and are 52-7 in conference games (82-9 overall) during that span. Their only home conference loss in that period came against Stanford in 2007. They haven't lost a non-conference regular season game since falling at Kansas State on September 21, 2002.
However, USC has lost at least one conference road game in each of the last three seasons. UCLA and Oregon State stung the Trojans in '06; Oregon did the favor in '07; and Oregon State did it again in '08.
USC begins the 2009 season rated more than 12 points higher than any other team in the PAC-10. The visit to Oregon on Halloween is the only conference game in which the Trojans do not have a double-digit edge. Still, they are hefty 9.05-point favorites in that affair.
It doesn't take a computer to figure out that USC's stiffest contest should come at Ohio State on September 12 when the Buckeyes will host a rare night game in Columbus. The computer edge goes to the Trojans in that game by just 5.68, even though USC rolled 35-3 over Ohio State in Los Angeles last year.
The computer has four teams waging a heated battle for second with no more than 3.57 points separating Arizona, California, Oregon and Oregon State. Cal and Oregon each host USC, giving those two schools the best opportunity to hang a conference loss on the Trojans. Oregon State gets the toughest draw with just one home game (vs. Arizona) against the other highly-rated conference teams.
Oregon is still expected to be a factor in the race, despite the late switch in head coach from Mike Bellotti to Chip Kelly. It wasn't until March 13 that the school announced Bellotti, the school's all-time winningest coach (116-55), was stepping aside after 14 seasons to become the director of athletics. Since coming to Oregon from New Hampshire in 2007, Kelly's offense has established new school records each season in scoring, rushing yards and total offense.
UCLA and Arizona State will be vying with Stanford for 6th place in the conference, while Washington and Washington State bring up the rear.
A projected 6-6 finish for Stanford may land it in a bowl game for the first time since 2001. The Cardinal will have to navigate through the nation's 16th-toughest schedule that includes forecasted road losses at Wake Forest (+4.39), Oregon State (+8.71), Arizona (+9.79) and USC (+24.33). The home slate features losses to Oregon (+6.28) and Cal (+4.86). Surprisingly, the computer likes Stanford (-2.21) at home over Notre Dame in the season finale.
The Huskies and Cougars will open the 2009 season with paltry power ratings of 50.15 and 50.14, respectively. That puts both schools over 40 points behind USC, and more than 14 points behind the teams projected to finish 6th, 7th and 8th.
USC offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian replaces Tyrone Willingham at Washington where he inherits a team on a 14-game losing streak. The Huskies were a miserable 10-37 in 4 seasons under Willingham, including 0-12 last year. They were 6-29 in PAC-10 games and 1-3 against rival Washington State. Last season, they were the only FBS team that the Cougars managed to defeat.
Washington State's 2008 campaign was so bad that it shattered the PAC-10 record of 333 points allowed (41.625 per game, 8-game schedule) by surrendering 453 (50.33 per game, 9-game schedule). Under first-year head coach Paul Wulff, six different PAC-10 teams scored at least 58 points against the Cougars.


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Sherrer Quick Notes
2011-12 (Senior) - Played in 8 games, making one start on senior day vs. Arizona ... has played in 31 career games -- all wins. 29 games, including his first 28 appearances, were all in wins by 17 points or more until he played in ASU game (8 pt win) and Arizona (9 pt win) ... scored 2 points on his first career free throw makes and grabbed a rebound during the World Vision Classic ... played 2 minutes in exhibition opener (did not score) ... played 2 mins vs. Ga. State and missed his only field goal attempt ... 3 mins vs. Portland, hitting 2 free throws ... grabbed a career high 3 rebounds in 4 minutes vs. Houston Baptist ... played 3 minutes vs. USC to snap a streak of DNP's over 11 games ... dished his first career assist vs. USC ... played in both games of the ASU/AZ series ... launched a 3-point shot vs. Arizona State ... made his first career start as part of senior day vs. Arizona and played 3 minutes and grabbed a rebound.
2010-11 (Junior) - Honorable mention Pac-10 All-Academic team member ... played in 13 games, averaging 0.3 points in 2.5 minutes per appearance ... has played in 23 games during his career, all wins by at least 18 points ... scored first two points of the year vs. Texas Tech on a pick-and-roll lay up ... had two points in four minutes vs. San Francisco ... played a career high 5 minutes vs. Cal, recording his second career steal and picking up 2 fouls ... missed four games with a staph infection under his arm.
2009-10 (Sophomore) - Anointed "Human Victory Cigar" due to appearances in 10 UW wins that were decided by 10+ points...was a member of the UW student section, the "Dawg Pack" as a freshman...was the only player from an open walk on tryout held on Oct. 22 to make the team...officially joined the squad on Nov. 2...made his Husky debut vs. Belmont, playing 2 minutes...career-high 3 minutes vs. Stanford...made his first career-field goal vs. Seattle U, which brought the Bank of America Arena house down...came back four days later to score against WSU, eliciting the same wild ruckus...grabbed first career rebound vs. UCLA on Feb. 20...missed WSU trip while in the hospital with an infection and at Oregon schools & Pac-10 Tournament while recovering from that illness...made an appearance in the game against New Mexico and attempted his first two career free throws.
High School and Personal - Added to the team as a walkon on Nov. 2, 2009 ... played high school basketball at Archbishop Murphy, helping his team to the 2A Washington State Championships as a senior ... earned the most improved player award three years in a row ... was a member of the National Honor Society ... completed around 100 hours of community service at various organizations including the Monroe Food Bank, Valley General Hospital, Housing Hope, Everett Boys and Girls Club and All God's Children ... has spent the last five summers commercially fishing salmon in Bristol Bay, Alaska.
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Inflammatory Breast Cancer
Mary Cianfrocca, D.O., is Director of Breast Medical Oncology at Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center.
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Mary Cianfrocca, D.O.
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Audio: "Hello. I'm Andrew Schorr from Patient Power. This program is sponsored by Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center. I want to talk to you about breast cancer. Most people, when they think about breast cancer, they understand that maybe it was developing over quite a long time and you have some time to make sure you get the treatment that's right for you. But there is another kind of breast cancer, much less common, that is more urgent. And to help us understand that is Dr. Mary Cianfrocca. She is Director of Breast Medical Oncology at Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center. Doctor, thank you so much for being with us. "
Images: Mary Cianfrocca, D.O. and Andrew Schorr on camera as each speak.
Dr. Cianfrocca Audio: "Thank you so much for inviting me."
Andrew Schorr Audio: "Doctor, we're talking about inflammatory breast cancer. How is that different?"
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Dr. Cianfrocca Audio: "Well, first off, I want to say that inflammatory breast cancer is a very rare type of breast cancer. It really represents less than five percent of breast cancer cases diagnosed in the United States each year. The way that it's different is that it involves the dermal lymphatics, which is the lymphatics of the skin, and so it presents much differently than other types of breast cancer."
Andrew Schorr Audio: "So is this some type of much more urgent type of breast cancer? It's sort of a five alarm fire? Getting early treatment is critical?"
Dr. Cianfrocca Audio: 'You're absolutely correct, Andrew. This is a type of breast cancer that really needs to be diagnosed in a very timely fashion and recognized for what it is in the very beginning and not be mistaken for other conditions that are less urgent."
Andrew Schorr Audio: "What would be the signs of inflammatory breast cancer?"
Dr. Cianfrocca Audio: "Inflammatory breast cancer is different than regular breast cancer in the fact that it generally presents with redness and swelling of the breast and does not necessarily present with a mass. You mentioned earlier that women are very attuned to looking for breast cancer. They go for their mammograms. They do self exams and look for lumps. And this is the type of breast cancer that typically pops up between mammograms. It occurs very rapidly and it doesn't always involve a mass that you or your physician can feel or even a mass that's seen on mammogram. So women have to be more attentive to different kinds of changes, like redness or swelling of the breast. And in inflammatory breast cancer, typically you'll get a very characteristic appearance where the hair follicles of the breast get affected and that leads to an appearance of the skin that almost looks like the peel of an orange. And it's actually referred to as, peau d'orange, which means orange peel."
Andrew Schorr Audio: "I understand, typically, breast cancer is not painful. But with inflammatory breast cancer, is their pain?"
Dr. Cianfrocca Audio: "It occasionally can be. But it's important to emphasize that it doesn't necessarily have to be, that sometimes the woman will just notice redness and swelling without any real associated pain."
Andrew Schorr Audio: "So can this type particularly affect younger women?"
Dr. Cianfrocca Audio: "It can affect younger women but it can also affect older women too."
Andrew Schorr Audio: "So thinking about younger women, I imagine they may have some symptoms, go to the doctor, and both they and they doctor don't really think of inflammatory breast cancer."
Dr. Cianfrocca Audio: "Misdiagnosis is a very large problem with inflammatory breast cancer for the reason that you eluded to in that some women and their physicians will think it's an infectious cause for the symptoms rather than thinking about the possibility that it could be cancer. Also, in darker skinned individuals, particularly African Americans, sometimes the redness is not as apparent as it would be in a lighter skinned individual and you just have to be aware of the other changes—the swelling, the peau d'orange changes of the skin—and have really high index of suspicion that this could be something more than just infection."
Andrew Schorr Audio: "So it would seem that you'd have to push to make sure that you get the right test, the right evaluation, to rule out inflammatory breast cancer since it's so serious."
Dr. Cianfrocca Audio: "Well, the way to rule it out is to start with imaging of the breast with a mammogram and ultrasound. And then, even if there's no mass that can be seen on imaging, the skin itself can be biopsied to obtain a diagnosis. So even if there's no mass that can be felt or that's seen on imaging, a biopsy can still be done."
Andrew Schorr Audio: "If inflammatory breast cancer is, in fact, diagnosed, what happens next?"
Dr. Cianfrocca Audio: "You mentioned a very important point earlier, that this is not like garden variety breast cancer where you really have time to go through the process. The patient really needs to start treatment as soon as possible. And the survival for inflammatory breast cancer has really improved markedly with the use of multimodality therapy. What that means is using all modalities of therapy, so chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery and hormonal therapy if the tumor is the type to respond to hormonal therapy. Generally speaking, with inflammatory breast cancer, unlike other types of breast cancer, the therapy almost always starts with chemotherapy."
Andrew Schorr Audio: "Would a woman continue to be taking medicines for an extended time?"
Dr. Cianfrocca Audio: "That really depends on features of the cancer that would be found at the time of diagnosis. So, for example, a woman who has inflammatory breast cancer that responsive to changes in estrogen, that has estrogen or progesterone receptors, would go on after surgery and radiation to take a pill for five years or longer to try to prevent the cancer from coming back. So it really depends on features of the cancer that would be looked for at the time of diagnosis."
Andrew Schorr Audio: "Do we have any idea what causes inflammatory breast cancer? Does it run in families?"
Dr. Cianfrocca Audio: "Well, breast cancer, in general, can run in families and you are correct. For the overwhelming majority of women with breast cancer, whether it be inflammatory or otherwise, we have no identifiable reason why they, as an individual, got breast cancer. The overwhelming majority of breast cancer is not associated with an identifiable genetic cause for the breast cancer. As you indicated before, inflammatory breast cancer does tend to occur in younger women. There also is an association between ethnicity and African American women are at increased risks. And also, there's an increased risk with increased weight."
Andrew Schorr Audio: "So if your sister or your mother were diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer, would you be at higher risk or at a higher risk for any type of breast cancer?"
Dr. Cianfrocca Audio: "Yes. Having breast cancer in the family does put you at higher risk for having breast cancer, whether it be inflammatory breast cancer or other breast cancer."
Andrew Schorr Audio: "So the name of the game seems to be, if you have any of these kind of symptoms we described, to get checked and to have inflammatory breast cancer ruled out or get the treatment you need and deserve."
Dr. Cianfrocca Audio: "That's a very important point, Andrew, and I think it extends to breast cancer in general. Women need to be very aware of any changes in their breasts and bring that to the attention of their medical professional. And be attuned to these kind of changes, even when they're not the classic changes of a lump, which is what women are trained to find."
Andrew Schorr Audio: "So, after listening to this, I understand now that if a woman can get the right diagnosis, get treatment right away, perhaps through a specialist such as yourself, she can have the greatest hope for a longer life."
Dr. Cianfrocca Audio: "Oh, absolutely. And as I said before, survival rates are much better with inflammatory breast cancer when a multidisciplinary approach, including when a medical oncologist, radiation oncologist, surgical oncologist, is used
Andrew Schorr Audio: "Dr. Mary Cianfrocca, Director of Breast Oncology at Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center in Gilbert Arizona, next to Phoenix, thank you so much for being with us on Patient Power."
Dr. Cianfrocca Audio: "Thank you so much for inviting me. It was a great opportunity to talk about a very important topic."
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Andrew Schorr Audio: "This is what we do, is connect you with leading experts who can help you understand conditions such as this very serious condition, inflammatory breast cancer, and you get the care that you need and deserve. For Patient Power and the Banner MD Anderson Cancer, I'm Andrew Schorr reminding you that knowledge can be the best medicine of all.'"
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You've seen him in his beast form.
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Hi everyone, just an update on where my professional golf career is headed for 2014. I just finished my second season as a professional golfer, and boy was it tough. In golf, as well as life, we have ups and downs. Well, right now I have hit the bottom. To play on tour, live and cover all of my expenses costs $50,000. For the past two years, I have had the help of a big sponsor, who paid half of my expenses. ($25,000). He recently decided to end his contribution for my career. This is tough to take in, because I know what it takes to make it on the LPGA, and I have it! A realistic time frame to make it on tour is 3-5 years. The 2014 season will be the start of my 3rd year on tour. I don't want the reason I give up on my dream to be because of money. I've already had 6 friends end their careers because they didn't have enough money to play. I CANNOT let that happen to me.. I would regret it for the rest of my life. I am at the point where I need a lot of financial support. Any type of donation will help me. Asking for money isn't the easiest thing, but I NEED it to prolong my golf career. Whether it's 50 dollars you can contribute, or 500. I need your help!
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Jan 21, 2013 8:25 AM
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It Took a Carter to Get a Reagan
There must be a silver lining to this complete power usurpation by the Democrats with the socialist health care takeover. Blatantly ignoring the will of the people, Obama twisted arms and lied his way into convincing his party members to vote his way and virtually alter the United States of America. Stupak literally sold his soul to the devil along with the others based on a promise and an executive order that can be overturned at any whim.
But history shows we had to endure Jimmy Carter's term and that incompetence in order for us to be ready to support Ronald Reagan, the greatest President of our generation.
Maybe this Obama nightmare will be the same. My hope is that the people of this nation return to their values and foundation (the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence) and vote in 2010 and 2012 in such huge numbers throwing out the socialist Democrats on their heels. We also can't forget Olympia Snowe whose liberalism allowed this debacle to get this far. Enough is enough.
The silver lining is that once official, this health care legislation can hopefully be tied up in court as unConstitutional. Then we vote them out in a resounding turnout. The Obama administration will be a huge abject failure.
This administration may have done in two years what Conservatives have been trying to accomplish in a decade or more: returning the nation to its conservative roots. The ideals of limited government, the sovereignty of each citizen, the Rule of Law, our inalienable rights, our Liberty and Freedom, the free market principles, are back in vogue and should remain. These principles don't go out of style. Indeed, this is the only recipe for a free and prosperous nation.
In fact, at our local Barnes and Noble, "Common Sense" by Thomas Paine was sold out – according to the clerk, it seems there has been a run on them lately and they can't keep enough in stock. That is good news!
In addition, I attended a seminar on this past beautiful sunny Saturday in a church meeting room in Escondido hosted by North County Conservatives and given by Joseph Andrews of the Center for Teaching the Constitution. There were over 220 people there – just regular folks wanting to take their country back and equipping themselves with the knowledge and truths of the founding documents. Most impressive of all was observing the many young people who attended and were fully engaged. That is awesome.
While we have not identified the next Ronald Reagan in our midst, we now realize that we cannot put our 'hope' and trust in a president or a party or a court. Our Hope must be in God and the power is in the people.
Now it is time for the people to make a difference for our nation and be heard on election day 2010 and 2012! I can't wait because the shock will be heard around the world!
12 Responses to "It Took a Carter to Get a Reagan"
We may have endured Jimmy Carter but, will we survive Barrackula HUSSEIN NObama? And never forget that middle name. It says a lot.
Thank God the light of Truth is starting to shine. The people need a revolution at the ballot box in November 2010!
The Radical Left is very nervous – you can see it on Nancy's face every time she speaks. This American Revolution is sweeping across our nation like a hurricane. That is why they are desperately ramming through their illegal Bills. This is exactly what King George did 240 years ago and we all know what happened next.
God Bless the American Patriots who will save this nation from ruin!
From your keyboard to God's ears.
With the TARP program, the Obama nationalization of the auto industry, and now the nationalization of healthcare (taxes commence now, benefits in 4 years… isn't that fraud?) we have witnessed the biggest confiscation of property and liberty in the history of our Country.
Up next: A Student Loan program from the Feds that rewards public employment and punishes private sector jobs for college grads.
How's that "Hope and Change" workin' out for ya?
My only hope is that the 30 second sound bite, two week before an election mentality doesn't take over and the public forgets what has just taken place. Somehow those of us that see the damage that has been done will keep up the fight. We must keep this in the public eye until November this year and beyond until 2012. Our only salvation is to gain a majority and a President that will sign on to repeal this bill.
I would give them Reagan if they take back Obama and Carter and settle for a couple terms of Van Buren.
Oh how I wish we had Reagan again!
I hope you are right because the only other option is too terrible to consider, Civil War!!
I see the storm clouds coming and all I can do is get ready for the "Big Storm".
Good luck to all of us!!
We need someone that has some common sense, not an idiot that just wants to better their own agenda, and make themselves great, don't they realize they are supposed to be serving us. ? Obviously not.
No member of any party owes that party any further loyalty if that party's members have voted to violate the US Constitution.
Democrats and Republicans, we do not owe any party, any government, or any politician any loyalty if they have actively worked against the laws in our Constitution.
The danger in the Democrat party is the radicals from the 60s who decided that the US is the worst country on the planet, and set out to remove us from the planet.
As long as the progressives run the Democrat party, no one should ever vote for a democrat again…until they clean the anti-Americans out of their party.
As for the Republican Party, check the record of any candidate in the party. If they've voted for a democrat or for democrat causes, when perfectly good Republicans and Republican causes could have been supported, then withhold your vote from them.
Find a good conservative candidate and issues to support. And if you cannot find a good conservative candidate to support, then run for office yourself.
They have drawn a line in the sand. However, we have the right to ignore their line and draw our own.
And here's mine…if you personally work to undermine my country and it's original intent from our Founders, I will actively work to make sure you are not elected, and your issues are defeated before they ever get on the ballot.
USA all the way. America – love it or leave it. Proud to be an American.
Any way you want to say it, stand by our Country. She needs every patriot she can get right now.
Let that patriot be you.
Joined my national Tea Party….getting active politically while I still have a voice! I have found a political online community site that allows everyone to fax Senators for free. If you are involved in that kind of thing…check it out at http://AmericanVoice.Com.! Also great site I will come back!


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Political Research Paper: Writing Tips and Sample Topic Ideas
Whether political science is your major or not, you may face the necessity to write a political research paper. As politics is a very important issue for our society and every one of us, you have a chance to learn much interesting and important information. We will try to help you with choosing a good political research paper topic.
Political science studies both:
- Theory of politics
- Practice of politics
This means, that your political research paper can be either focused on studying theoretical issues or investigating a concrete case. Consult with your professor about whether you are allowed any of these two approaches.
To choose a political research paper, you need first to decide which subject area is the most interesting for you. For example, the following fields are popular with students who are to write political research papers:
- Forms of government
- History of political theory
- Methodology of political science
- National political processes
- International relations
- Political psychology
- Political philosophy et al
Then, you go narrower and choose a subject that you will study. For example, if you focus on political philosophy, you may study rights or justice.
After you have chosen a subject, read several information sources in order to formulate a question that you will answer in your political research paper. When you have fulfilled this step, your political research paper topic is ready.
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To illustrate how a political research paper topic can be formulated, we have prepared a list of sample topics for you:
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- Political research paper: topic 2. Comparative study of democracy in the Ancient Greece and in the modern USA
- Political research paper: topic 3. Political Process and Media
- Political research paper: topic 4. Confucius's approach to ethics in politics
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