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Sissy Spacek, Anna Chlumsky
Late in the going, one of the four characters played by Spacek gets horse manure splattered on her face—in close-up. Nice welcome for this gifted Oscar winner after a two-year absence from the screen.
Trading Mom is a wisp of a family film about three children (Chlumsky and real-life brothers Asher and Aaron Michael Metchik) who magically make their harried single mother (Spacek) disappear after she grounds them for bad behavior. They then head for something called the Mommy Market to select a brand-new mom, running through three substitutes (a Zsa-Zsaish rich shrew, a gung-ho nature enthusiast and a circus performer, all played by Spacek) before realizing that their own mom is the one they really want. Yes, it's a moral a mother can love.
Spacek plugs along gamely, but the one-joke script by first-time director Tia Brelis—based on a novel by her mother, Nancy—asks little more of her than that she change costumes, wigs and accents in nearly every scene, the equivalent of being the host of Saturday Night Live without having to introduce the guest band. (PG)
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Most of my daily life involves forcing my right-brain dominant way of doing things to serve in a left-brained work environment. When I get home from work at the end of any given week-day, I am usually too fried to think about organizing/maintaining/repairing anything at home.
Today, a day off work for various arcane reasons, I am trying to figure out the fastest, simplest way to clear junk out of my house so that I can begin a process of making it a space in which I can actually live and not just exist.
It would be wonderful if there were a way to apply Primal thinking and doing to this kind of task. One book, Organizing for Your Brain Type by Lanna Nakone, has helped me immensely. But it seems impossible that organizing and maintaining one's living environment could be simple, creative, playful, and healthful.
Any thoughts welcome.
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I suppose one primal thing about the way I organize is the KISS principle.
The most important thing: I am ruthless in getting rid of stuff. I have very few decorative items in my home. If I don't love it, I don't let it take up space in my life. Grok had to carry his life on his back. He didn't have the time or the energy for non-essential stuff. I'm glad I have a house and quite a bit more luxury, but it's easy to become a slave to your stuff.
If something has a function, then it has a place I'm going to be using it. I organize those spaces around the tasks. Everything has to have a place. The ease of getting to and putting away an item is proportional to how much I use it. If I don't make things easy to put away, I will be less likely to keep things organized. If I can't take things out and put them away with ease, I have too much stuff.
I found that once I got rid of a lot of clutter, I was less likely to buy things. Serene house. Fat wallet.
+1 Nicely put.I found that once I got rid of a lot of clutter, I was less likely to buy things. Serene house. Fat wallet.
Do one room at a time. Most folks try to do too much at once and get overwhelmed.
Sort - sort through everything and put like items together
Purge - go through each sorted pile and get rid of stuff you don't need
Assign - determine a place where you're going to keep each type of item
Containerize - get shelves, boxes, etc to put them in
E - I forget what it stands for! but it means, maintain the organization system you've established
See the Zen Habits site. He also has a blog called mnmlist.com
I do this too, but because I'm an exceptionally skilled procrastinator and work avoider, I usually skew the time cycles more toward working time, i.e., 30 minutes of work, 10 minutes of play. This works very well for my daughter, too, who is even more slow to clean her room than I am (hard to believe such a thing is possible).
Whether you think you can, or think you cant youre right. ~ Henry Ford
My primal journal
Ultramega's 20 minute plan is awesome. When I want to tackle a larger project, like cleaning out the garage, my husband and I chunk it up into easy goals. Like we commit to each going through two boxes worth of stuff on the weekend. Sooner or later, it's all done. If you feel like you have to hit it and go after it until its done, its hard to start.
Another thing that keeps momentum going is that I throw a dinner party at least once a week. I've got to pick stuff up. I don't have kids so there's only so far my house can go off the rails in a week. Plus it just keeps me in the headspace of putting it away now because there's not much later.

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This is my take on Avocado Ranch Dressing. You may add or subtract any ingredient to suit your taste. Feel free to substitute mayo for any or all of the sour cream. If you like spicy hot add Cayenne pepper to taste. In a pinch you may blend avocado with commercial ranch dressing.
- • 1 medium ripe avocado • 1/2 cup sour cream • 1 tablespoon buttermilk • 2 tablespoons lemon juice • 1/2 teaspoon dried parsley • ½ dill • ½ teaspoon onion powder • ½ teaspoon garlic powder • salt and pepper taste
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11. Mix avocado, sour cream, buttermilk, and lemon juice in blender. Sprinkle with salt, parsley, dill, onion powder, and garlic powder. Blend well and chill until ready to serve.
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Emphasis placed on a particular note through metric placement, dynamic level, articulation, duration, or register
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Paul Poiret (1879-1944) was born in Paris. He opened his own salon after serving an apprenticeship for Douçet and working for Charles Frederick Worth (1825-1895). He was one of the most creative fashion designers of the 20th century. He also revived fashion illustration, founded a school for the decorative arts and even diversified into perfume. He led the forefront of the artistic fashion movement away from the curvilinear silhouette of the early 1900s towards a longer, leaner line. His brilliantly coloured, looser clothes, often inspired by the 'orientalist' enthusiasm for Eastern fashions and traditions, were extremely popular.
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Nice! A mock would be cool to see. :)
Lol, high school teachers promoting substance abuse! lol just kidding. I like it. I also love the Est. in 2003. But I think they were established in 2000. +1 regardless cause I like the concept.
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TipOff: Varsity basketball preview for Harbor Creek boys
Harbor Creek has been on the rise over the past few years and made its way into the postseason last winter. The Huskies have just two playoff appearances in the past nine years, but they could make another run at the District 10 playoffs. Austin Griffith, Drew Barko, Bremont Robison and Lucas Mattson graduated, leaving some big holes in the starting lineup.
Joe Zoltowski and Isaac Mattson are back as returning starters and could be counted on to lead a young and inexperienced team. Zoltowski scored 11.4 points per game last year to be voted to the all-region second team, while Mattson averaged 7.3 ppg. Seniors Jake Stanopiewicz and Adam Renshaw could step into starting roles and provide some experience for the Huskies, while Adam Whitcomb, Malique Mitchell, Charlie Mazur and A.J. Rogers could contribute right away after big years with the junior varsity last winter.
Harbor Creek will have some size issues this year, but leadership and talent could outweigh that disadvantage. Region 6 is even tougher this year with the addition of Strong Vincent, but the Huskies could be hunting a playoff spot by February. Harbor Creek has become a consistent program recently under coach Jason Dolak and seems to compete hard each night.
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A "resume workshop" will be held Wednesday July 25, 6 to 8 p.m. on the campus of Gloucester County College, 1400 Tanyard Road, Sewell.
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Skip to comments.More Doctors 'Fire' Vaccine Refusers
Posted on 02/15/2012 1:10:19 PM PST by FewsOrange
Pediatricians fed up with parents who refuse to vaccinate their children out of concern it can cause autism or other problems increasingly are "firing" such families from their practices, raising questions about a doctor's responsibility to these patients.
Medical associations don't recommend such patient bans, but the practice appears to be growing, according to vaccine researchers.
In a study of Connecticut pediatricians published last year, some 30% of 133 doctors said they had asked a family to leave their practice for vaccine refusal, and a recent survey of 909 Midwestern pediatricians found that 21% reported discharging families for the same reason.
By comparison, in 2001 and 2006 about 6% of physicians said they "routinely" stopped working with families ...
Most pediatricians consider preventing disease through vaccines a primary goal of their job. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and AAP issue an annual recommended vaccination schedule, but some parents ask if their child's immunizations can be pushed back or skipped altogether, pediatricians say. While rates for several key inoculations in young children rose between 2009 and 2010, according to the CDC, lower immunization rates have been blamed as a factor in U.S. outbreaks of whooping cough and measles in recent years.
Parents often voice concerns about autism or that their child's immune system may be overwhelmed by too many vaccines at once. Worries about a link between vaccines and autism arose because some parents noticed their children regressed, or lost some skills, around the time of their vaccinations at two years of age. Another concern centered on the former use of mercury as a vaccine preservative.
Numerous studies since have dispelled these concerns among scientists. Rather, scientists say, it is more likely that autism symptoms begin showing up around the same age children are vaccinated.
(Excerpt) Read more at online.wsj.com ...
You're fired!
The anti-vaccine people are a cult, just like global warmist.
3-4 years ago one of these unvaccinated dogs bit a little kid in my area and the dog had symptoms of rabies so they started the painful shots on the kid and sent the dog to the local vet who put it down and chopped off it's head and sent the head to the state lab for testing.
Here in south Texas, dogs have to be vaccinated every year against rabies due to the fact that rabies is endemic among many mammal populations here. My dogs' veterinarian says other states allow the same vaccines to be renewed every 3 years. The reputable dog groomers will not work on any dog that lacks current vaccination records, and they only accept copies of documents from the veterinarian's office as proof of vaccination. They don't accept the metal tag attached to the collar.
But the cat was out of the bag and across America all sorts of frauds and quacks jumped into the fray, offering all manner of absurd and ineffective and even harmful "treatments," until a series of rigorous epidemiological studies showed that there is no relationship between vaccines, or mercury, or thimerosol, and autism-- or any other illness.
"These are not the good old days"
I know.
I miss the good old days when children were ravaged and crippled by polio, people died by the hundreds of thousands from smallpox, and all those other wonderful vaccine-prevantable diseases tore through populations making people sick, sterile, and scarred for life.
Damn vaccines ruined it for everyone.
I blame Dr. Jonas Salk, in particular. He was a dirty Jew, you know.
"You are clueless."
Are you a bad parent, or are you blaming vaccines?
Also, who wants to take their kid to a doctor that also has unvaccinated kids as patients? The risk may be low, but why take it if you dont have to?
I thought the patients that take the vaccines would be safe.
Incidence Rates of Poliomyelitis in US
In 1953, there were ~35,000 cases of Polio in the U.S. By 1961, that number had fallen to ~1,200, and the number continued to drop until it was, as you said, eradicated. Care to speculate as to what may have happened between 1953 and 1961 to cause this dramatic drop? Perhaps Jonas Salk and the March of Dimes had something to do with it?
It must be nice to be a selective reader. Did you know that before the polio vaccine, polio infections had been decreasing steadily on their own, and actually increased with the advent of the initial vaccines? The vaccines that were supposed to protect you gave polio to kids.
As well as SV-40 and a future of cancer and the precursor to the AIDS virus.
And smallpox didn't put you in an iron lung either. Not everyone who got polio had to go into an iron lung either.
Not having the polio vaccine PLUS exposure to polio virus PLUS infection, leads to polio and then some percentage of patients exhibit consequences like nerve damage and paralysis. Perhaps that is splitting hairs but the absence of the vaccine does not CAUSE polio. Other factors have to be combined as well.
We also KNOW that exposure to polio vaccine CAUSES a certain percentage of people to suffer complications up to and including death. That is why Congress has created the vaccine fund and given protection from lawsuits to the manufactures.
From a public policy perspective, reducing the number of people who can get and thus transmit polio is a good thing. However there is a point where further using is harming more patients that the threat of the disease. This is the current state of affairs within the United States.
From an individual perspective, it sucks being on the wrong side of the percentages. So if your child just happens to be in that small percentage ... well, your child is still damaged by the choice that you made. Some parents believe that the risk for getting polio is now so low in the United States that the risk of side effects from the vaccine are greater than the risks of getting the disease.
As in all choices, it is a trade off and a risk comparison. I and my kids are vaccinated. Alot of that has to do with the fact that I travel all over the world and to some pretty exotic places ... well did, not so much any more. To my view, the chance of exposure to polio is higher because I did travel to 3rd world countries. Thus to me, the risk of my kids getting polio was higher than the norm in the US. We are also vaccinated against some other rather nasty less common diseases as well.
What I fear greater than the disease itself is a government that takes over so much of the health care industry that what was once my choice and between me and my doctor, becomes a forced program where the government controls what goes into your body, the last truely "private" property.
As are 'babies' in the local Wal-Mart. Do you for one minute believe the illegal invasion has been vaccinated? Priorities priorities priorities.... About 4 years ago for the first time in my life, a MD asked me if I had been exposed to TB. I asked how would I know? He got tongue tied, and then asked IF I had been to a foreign country, OR been in contact with 'foreigners'. I went hmmmmm NOT to my knowledge but I have been to Wal-Mart. See on my medical history form I put n/a, so this required follow up questions.
"The anti-vaccine people are a cult, just like global warmist."
I agree, but the problem with the anti-vaccine people is that if you don't slap them down hard, folks may listen to them.
They have the real potential to hurt innocent people that might listen to them. They do not care. They think "herd immunity" means they can be bad parents.
It's true.
Osama Bin Laden and you are right. Vaccines are a dirty Jew plot to drain your bodily fluids.
so what kind of relationship is there between the doc and a patient that basically said nope. You have to fire them.
After a severe reaction to a pertussis vaccine by our first daughter, our pediatrician told us that not to give that vaccine to any other of our children.
For a number of years, every case of polio in the US was directly or indirectly caused by the live vaccine. There was a safe alternative available yet the doctors and drug companies continued giving the live version. They sure can be trusted with your children.
"I blame Dr. Jonas Salk, in particular. He was a dirty Jew, you know."
That one's rich, really. How did you manage to interpret my comments as anti-semitic?
Anti Vaccine people are a Cult like Global Warmists?
Would those jew haters you're upset about also include the people at Merck who make the Gardasil? You know, those people who hate Dr Salk because all 13 separate lots of the Gardasil tested contained recombinant HPV DNA which is not supposed to be in Gardasil?
I don't seem to remember any jew bashing going on on that cafepharma thread, just people who Make the stuff claiming they wouldn't give it to their own children.
"I agree, but the problem with the anti-vaccine people is that if you dont slap them down hard, folks may listen to them."
Well, if we're lucky, their kids will get German measles or mumps, become sterile, and they'll drop out of the gene pool.
No, I'm just mocking you because you're an idiot.
I find professionals that have the notion of firing customers/clients/patrons to be quaint. It is as if they have no control in their lives and have to adopt the obamaeque delusion of word twisting.
Just say you refused them as a customer/client/patient/patron it is much less taxing on the conscience.
Doctors don't have a problem with clients who smoke/overeat/underexcercise/don't flu vaccinate.
* the sheer aggressiveness of piggybacked vaccines
... I agree and think that is the worst, most dangerous example. I started to look differently at Dr.s when my toddler daughter was in the Emerg Room for a febral seizure and the Docs wanted to give her a Spinal Tap ... just to rule out menengitis (or cover their butts for legal). My wife and I said over my dead body and checked her out post haste.
It's a different world out there and no longer the days of Dr. Welby...
How about rabies vaccine? Get rabies and take it, you live. Don't take it, you die. Then there's tetanus. How many cases of that have you heard about lately?
Obviously vaccines as active agents will have a certain risk, tiny but greater than zero. So much is true for any medicine or treatment whatsover. If you want to avoid 100% of that risk fine, just give up on all of medicine whatsoever, and good luck to you.
It's fine to bloviate opinions from the fringe but I worry some fairly naive person may read your rants, not have the background to see it for what it is, and maybe make a very bad decision as a result. Maybe that possibility doesn't bother you though.
The child that was irrecoverably 'harmed' is NOT my child. I did know the child prior to the vaccination and I personally saw what is now labeled 'autism' by some medical agency took place.
I also know that a parent must give the consent for their child to be vaccinated and there is within the consent 'possible' reactions to the vaccine.
I have NO clue IF the vaccine is 'responsible', but I sure witnessed enough on my own that the 'parenting' is NOT responsible. I know something happened.
By allowing children, whose parents refuse to have them vaccinated, access to his/her office, a physician would violate medical ethics and risk possible legal jeopardy for allowing other patients to be exposed to an unnecessary risk.
I assume that these other patients are vaccinated. Don't you trust their immunity? Are you aware that recently vaccinated children can be carriers of the disease they were vaccinated against.
Seems the doctor is displaying more of a global warming scientist mentality, not the parents.
Experts telling you what's best and mocking you if you don't hold their view.
Sounds like you're there too, comparing them to a cult.
Why are you unhappy there are some people who make medical decisions different from what you believe? Nobody gives a sh1t about their own health or their kids more than they do. If you get screwed up permanently you have to live in that body. If your kid's screwed up permanently you have to take care of that kid for the rest of your life with huge medical bills. The doctor or the pharma company doesn't give two sh1ts about that. You have to be your best advocate in terms of safety, at all times.
Many of these vaccines also would qualify as being exposed to an unnecessary risk.
Slap all you need. I personally know one young man that neither of you will have to be worrying about infecting your gene pools... He was vaccinated and it is doubtful he will ever have children. Personally with or without vaccinations I suspect both your gene pools.
The way they mock and deride most people who ask them to defend the status quo is shameful.
It's also typical behaviour for herd type people that don't want to think for themselves.
"....that what was once my choice and between me and my doctor, becomes a forced program where the government controls what goes into your body, the last truely "private" property."
THis is actually the only valid argument against vaccinations - freedom of choice in a free country. Of course nobody makes this argument in practice because it's insane.
The vaccine opponents choose to say "vaccines are bad" or "I won't poison my kids" or some other such ridiculous argument - where they create huge risks for their kids and other peoples kids.
I absolutely agree that it should be voluntary, but the stupidity of not getting your kids vaccinated cannot be overstated, in my opinion.
how hard it it to order a dead virus vaccine?
how hard it is to order non multiple disease vaccinations?
"I know something happened. "
Can you narrow it down a bit, or is it just easier to blame vaccines?
"No, Im just mocking you because youre an idiot."
OK. Your argument so far, is, Jonas Salk was Jewish. Jonas Salk invented a terrific vaccine. It was a great boon to mankind. Therefore, anyone who questions anyone Else who makes a vaccine must be an idiot cultist who believes in global warming and hates Jews.
Have I got that right?
"Personally with or without vaccinations I suspect both your gene pools. "
You wouldn't be the first one. But at least I'm not blaming the single biggest advance in human health responsible for saving millions of lives. I can at least see the obvious.
Are you stupid because of your childhood vaccinations, or were you born that way?
Not anymore. Legislation passed about ten years ago made exempt all medical professionals, providers, and vaccine makers from litigation. Instead, claims go to a special vaccine court, where an appointee decides if someone was injured. Payouts are covered by a per vaccine fee the manufacturers pay into a fund. You can read the case files and see that there are folks harmed by these things.
So, we have exempted from lawsuits by Congress the tobacco industry and vaccine makers. Suspicious at all?
Where did I say that all vaccines are worthless? I didn't.
Where did I say all vaccines are equally risky? I didn't.
Polio and smallpox infections were already decreasing steadily before the vaccines, you can check that out in the data. Polio infections went up after the first vaccines because the vaccines themselves gave kids polio. Batches of the polio vaccine gave polio to the kids. In the first couple years polio went UP because of one of the vaccines. Read your history.
As for rabies, it is not given to everyone as part of the standard vaccination schedule. It's only to people under specific circumstances. Thus a rabies vaccine is not given as part of a "herd immunity" strategy, it's given because a particular person is exposed to a particular potential virus.
I have no problem with people who decide to take vaccines. I also have no problem if they have determined a vaccine, one or several or all of them, to be too risky for themselves to take. Why do you have a problem with people who don't decide the way you do? None of the vaccines are without risk? Who are you to say one person's assessment of risk to themselves has to be yours?
And how happy are you that government gives itself and pharma companies immunity from prosecution if under "emergencies" there are severe injuries or deaths from vaccines whipped up quickly, or for experimental vaccines, forced upon or voluntarily taken by people? You can check the federal emergency plans for biohazard problems and just about every state's plans and there are no repercussions at all to the governments or the drug companies for such things.
I did NOT blame the so called advancement in human health for anything. You cannot read with comprehension. IF the single biggest advancement in human health is so sacrilegious then why in the .ell are there NO vaccination clinics set up all along our borders.
I am also aware of 'herd' immunity. AND I also know that it is the parents responsibility to NOT expose their gene pool to all the 'social' government programs IF one decides to wait until their gene pool is old enough to physically deal with what vaccine cocktails get injected into their tiny bodies.
IT is NOT stupid to heed the WARNINGS given at the time the required parental consent is signed to have their gene pool injected. But you carry on with your superior self importance.
Wait, so disbelieving one scientific consensus based on observations is wrong, but blindly agreeing to another is just fine? Really?
Potential money to be made = Global Warming
Huge money already being made = Big Pharma
Who has the most at stake to spread the big lie?
LOL - that's really good.
"This sounds like a marketing opportunity for a medical practice that doesnt support vaccination. Surely there is at least one doctor, osteopathic practitioner, chiropractor, or something that would be interested in picking up these customers."
I think the "State" in all it's manifestations would come down on you like a ton of bricks.
Owning a small plumbing repair business, I fired customers when I felt that we did not have a good working relationship even though they paid for the work I was doing.
Sometimes after a couple of years of being their plumber you get another call from them and you have to explain that you won't accept it, that you are letting them go, and that they will have to find another company.
I did NOT blame the so called advancement in human health for anything. You cannot read with comprehension. IF the single biggest advancement in human health is so sacrilegious then why in the .ell are there NO vaccination clinics set up all along our borders.
I am also aware of 'herd' immunity. AND I also know that it is the parents responsibility to NOT expose their gene pool to all the 'social' government programs IF one decides to wait until their gene pool is old enough to physically deal with what vaccine cocktails get injected into their tiny bodies.
IT is NOT stupid to heed the WARNINGS given at the time the required parental consent is signed to have their gene pool injected. But you carry on with your superior self importance.
That's the problem with all sorts of clever business ideas, unfortunately.
I'm not taking a position against vaccines, personally - it was just a thought that a discrete group of customers might generate a service provider to serve them.
You are defying the global warming - wait, no - I mean the vaccine experts?
Report to Room 101 for mockery, breakdown, and then after a light lunch, rebuilding.
These people are fanatics. You either haveto believe their way or you're stupid, evil, can't figure stuff out for yourself, etc. This is exactly how liberals argue when they have no substance to their position. They just start with the personal attacks. It's what the global warming alarmists did. They destroyed people's careers and got them fired for not going along with their viewpoint.
Here we have supposedly conservative people who can't stand it that some parents have decided that for their family vaccines are more risky than they are beneficial. And for this these "conservative" jackboots cannot stand someone else making a health decision different from what they believes is best for them.
Vaccines are not a one size fits all solution for everyone. You don't know other people's medical histories. You don't know the medical problems of other people's children. You don't know the hereditary issues that may exist in their world that you don't have to deal with. You don't know they've already had kids or themselves that have had really bad reactions to vaccines in the past. What you decide to take a risk on may not be what someone else is willing to take a risk on.
Statistics mean nothing when YOU are the guy permanently damaged or dead, or your kid is damaged or dead.
So suck it up - people can make their own medical decisions. We aren't the effing Soviet Union or China forcing abortions on people if they try to have a second kid. We don't demand people take risky medical actions that they can't sue the government or vaccine makers if it screws them up. If that's the world you want to live in, I suggest you go find your little communist utopia somewhere where the individual has no rights over their own personal health.
" find professionals that have the notion of firing customers/clients/patrons to be quaint. It is as if they have no control in their lives and have to adopt the obamaeque delusion of word twisting."
I guess. English is not my first language, and that's what I call refusing to do business with idiots.
"Why are you unhappy there are some people who make medical decisions different from what you believe?"
It's not what "I believe." It's what "is true."
Deluded vaccine luddites like yourself harm not only themselves (which would, I agree, be your problem and none of others' concerns), but also harm others.
And, yes, because of the duty imposed by G-d on me of "tikkun olam," the harm to others is my concern.
Around here, at least, it's possible. A local chiropractor operates a "wellness clinic" with muscle therapists, nutritionists, and a whole host of other practitioners from various fields. I hear his ads all the time on my talk radio station.
The man himself isn't much more pleasant than he claims allopathic (conventional) physicians are, but it's good that people around here have an alternative.
"Wait, so disbelieving one scientific consensus based on observations is wrong, but blindly agreeing to another is just fine?"
Global warming cultists and the anti-vaccine cultists share the same bad scientific methods.
Remarkably so, in fact.
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CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS -- Went to Arbys store # 24 on Springfield. Mom and I have not had a Super Arby for a long time, so that is what we asked for. Opened it up and it was a regular roast beef and on the receipt it said classic - it did have lettuce and tomato. To me the sandwich was awful. What happened to the super. It had some kind of french dressing stuff on it. We did not complain or take it back but was very disappointed. We both love Arbys. But if they did away with the super, they should have said something I would of got one of the other choices. Just disappointed in what I was expecting.
WASHINGTON, INDIANA -- We went to Arby's in Washington last night for dinner. It took us 10 minutes just to place our order. The manager on duty was outside smoking when we pulled in. When we seen her come in she never washed her hands and proceeded to handle the food. As we just and ate our Food we could hear her cursing and being very loud and UNprofessional. We will not be returning to Arby's if she is working. We were very disappointed in her ability to manage the store. We always pick a restaurant. Once a week to eat dinner at and the service we received. Monday evening was horrible. She looked very young and in our opinion had no business being in charge..
BANGOR, MAINE -- We paid for our dinner, then I visited the bathroom which was so dirty I almost gagged and the odor stayed with me throughout my meal. We were then served by a group of people that were standing in a corner around a table talking, they all wore very soiled and stained shirts and were very disheveled people. No manners, no personality, at all. It was as though we were bothering them. Our order was half processed while we waited at our table for the remainder of our order.
Upon opening our sandwiches we were shocked because we had eaten the New Brisket Sandwiches in the Presque Isle Restaurant and it was so delicious. This was not. One sandwich had no barbecue sauce which my husband went back to the counter for sauce. My sandwich was just okay, it had very little onion strips added but we were so anxious to get out of the facility that we did not go back to the counter.
Then, the girl that brought the rest of our order to our table was so dirty, her shirt was wrinkled and stained so badly that my husband said that he would not go to work in those clothes and he works in a big State Garage. They would not allow him to dress like that. We were so distressed that we did not even finish our meal and left. I will never return to that restaurant and have told all my friends to "stay away!" We would never again be served by people in that restaurant.
FREDONIA, NEW YORK -- On 10/7/2013 at approx. 1:30 Pm, my wife and I went to arbys to get a Reuben sandwich, our favorite. I ordered a medium, and all I can say I would of hated to seen the small. We usually order a med and split it because it's so big. The fries, the amount very little. We did get a medium drink and plenty of napkins. My wife went to use the ladies room and said it was filthy and the toilet seat broke, and decided not to use the bathroom.
We looked more closely. The floors were filthy, the chairs were disgusting, they looked like they years of scum on the backs. It's been awhile since we been to arbys fredonia. We have been to others in nc, fla. Tenn. Ky. etc., this one was the pits. Please send someone to inspect and make corrections. We would like to go back but not until then. Or I could call the health department.
DURANGO, COLORADO -- Well, I guess this could've have been categorized as a complaint, but oddly enough, I wasn't really that upset for some reason. I was visiting the Arby's store in Durango, CO during lunch. I walked inside and there was only one person standing in line. I took my place in line. The odd thing was that no one was in sight to help us. We waited about 2-3 minutes and the customer in front of me finally gave up on the idea of eating anytime soon, and decided to leave. By this time, I was more curious than hungry, so I waited. And waited. And waited. 5-minutes pass by and nothing. I yelled, "Hello, can somebody please help me"? Again, nothing.
I figured maybe they were in the walk-in cooler restocking and just couldn't hear me, and maybe out back hauling trash. Again I yelled for assistance or service. Nothing. Okay, they got my attention. I'm mystified and curious as heck. I yelled, "If someone doesn't help me, then I'm jumping over the counter and helping myself". Figured that would get a rise out of someone. Nothing. By this time, I'm about 20+ minutes into my quest for lunch. 20-minutes and I've not seen nor heard ANYTHING. To heck with it, life's too short. I jump the counter and walk to the manager's office, which is wide open and unattended (as is the safe).
I looked around the back store room area and nothing. I glanced out the back of the door and saw nobody at the dumpsters. Man, oh man, is my level of wonder shooting through the roof. Last place to check is the walk-in cooler, which is generally soundproof, so perhaps they just hadn't heard me. A real possibility is that they were being robbed and holed up inside the cooler... or maybe I've watched one too many movies. Regardless, it was time to act. I flung open the cooler door and what did I find? Nothing. Okay, let's review. No one in the lobby, no one behind the register, manager's office door is left wide open, no one in the parking lot, no one in the cooler.
Science fiction movie plot perhaps? Well, I figured I've done as about as much as one concerned citizen can do, so I call in the big boys. I called 911, and relayed my story to the police. I waited behind the counter to ensure no bad elements tried to jump the counter and enter the manager's office or anything. I did have a fun time trying to explain my presence when two other customers came in while the police were en-route. When they showed, they drew their guns and did a thorough search as well. Nothing. How can a fast food restaurant of this caliber, in a busy town during lunch, be completely deserted.
Well, I won't leave you hanging onto the edge of your seats any longer. The police found the manager and two employees parked on the side street getting high. The police wouldn't elaborate on the drug of choice, but they were all pretty incoherent. As the ol' saying goes, "You would've had to seen it to believe it". Just unreal. The police thanked me and I was later contacted by the store manager and comped a free meal in the city where I live. So, you can see why I was more intrigued than upset, and didn't categorize this as a complaint. Weird, but true!
FARMINGTON, NEW MEXICO -- I was taking a lunch break from work, and I decided to pick up some lunch for my wife and I on the way home. I stopped at the only Arby's in our city, and went through the drive-through. I ordered $15.45 worth of food & beverages. In my wallet I had a $5 bill, a $10 bill, and a $50 bill. No more or no less. Since the combo of the $5 & $10 left me $.45 cents short, I was forced to give them the dreaded $50. The lady taking my order was great, the food I ordered and later ate was equally delightful. But getting them to give me change for the $50 was a NIGHTMARE! The cashier said she couldn't make change for the $50.
I asked very politely, "You can't or you won't"? There is a huge difference. This is during lunch rush, mind you. I said I'd give them the $15 I had if they'd let me go on the $.45 cents. No dice. I asked to speak to the manager. He said they didn't have change. I started to become agitated. I said in a little firmer, yet polite tone, "You mean to tell me that during a lunch rush, between two lobby registers, the drive-through register, and the safe in your office, that you don't have $35 in change"? It wasn't as though I only ordered a Coke and wanted $48+ dollars in change. I had spent over $15 and only wanted back $34.55 in change.
The cashier was trying to be polite throughout the entire situation, but the manager then reaches in her register, grabs the correct change, hands it to her, and turns around to walk off and says loudly enough for the entire restaurant to hear, "Well, if he's going to be an ** about it, then just give it to him". Are you kidding me? The cashiers jaw just about hit the floor. She was stunned to say the least. I asked for the manager's name and the store number. I contacted corporate headquarters immediately upon arriving at my house. Two days later a district manager called to "investigate" the situation.
He asked about details of the conversation, and repeatedly said that an employee in his branch would never use such language. So, then you're calling me liar? Long story short with him, I DEMANDED a written apology from the manager of the store, and a refund of my meal. No refund was given, but I was comped two complimentary combo meals of my choice.
The problem that irrated me the most, is that they "have" the change, but don't want to give it to you. Too much hassle. And yes, I started working at a fast food restaurant for about 1-yr, just after I graduated high school. I know how much each drawer is given per shift, running out of change, etc... I can relate to why they try and justify their thought process. But on any order over $5-$10, giving change should not be an issue. The problem with boycotting Arby's is that I love their food. Arby-melts are to die for! Just the hassle getting them is what is horrible.
SAINT PETERSBURG, FLORIDA -- On Tuesday, July 14th 2009 went to the Arby's on Tyrone Blvd., which lacks a drive through but is the only one remotely close to where I live. With my wife and 3-year-old waiting in the car, I went in to find one poor soul sitting in a booth by the door holding a receipt, obviously waiting for his order to be filled, and 2 other customers in front of me. This didn't look good, but service there has never been stellar and I was getting a pretty good deal with the coupon I was holding so I decided to stick it out.
After waiting 10+ minutes watching a manager and 2 other crew members bumble around in the food prep area shouting at each other and the girl running the register, I finally arrived at the counter where, after I stood there for at least another minute unacknowledged, the register girl said "I'll be right with you!" as she walked by running some other errand. Little did I know those words were the closest thing I was going to get to any kind of human decency during my visit.
Not long after the register girl left, her heavy-set, female manager got behind the register and mumbled something like "are you waitin' on...?". I said that no one had taken my order to which she replied, "OK, whachoo want? C'mon, let's go!" while making that 'come on, spit it out' circling/waving motion with her hand. I was so dumbfounded, all I could think to say was "Nothing, with that attitude!" and I walked out. You would think that SHE was the one who had been cooling her heels in line, having HER time wasted but apparently I was keeping her from something more important (BTW, this was about 6:30 in the evening, nowhere near closing time).
Now, as an aside, I know what it is like to deal with the public (and some people can be real ** to deal with) and an incompetent crew that you may or may not have had any say in hiring, but never have I ever spat that kind of venom at a paying customer who was nice enough to patiently wait it out while I/my team got their act together. There are days when none of us feel like going to work, let alone smiling or being cheery with customers. I get it.
If I listed my occupation, one would probably agree that I get it more than most. I'm pretty forgiving in this area, and a simple "sorry about the wait, what can I get you?" (I'm not even going to wish for "sir" anymore) would have been all it took to get us back on a level playing field, but this was apparently too much to ask. Even if getting to the next closest Arby's involved air travel by bush plane and a dog sled ride over frozen tundra, I would not fulfill my craving for a potato cake at this company's Tyrone Blvd. location.
ARLINGTON, TEXAS -- I am never going back to Arbys again, and I will tell everybody I know just how bad the service is there!! I have sent 3 e-mails asking to be contacted, and even sent one to their corporate office, telling them about the food that was knocked on the floor, and the manager picking it up, and putting it in a bag, to be given to a customer in the drive through. I told them how we had to clean off our own tables, and that the 2 chicken sandwiches for 4.00 was a total rip off... (It's one sandwich cut in half which makes it 2 sandwiches) My daughter who is 9 yrs old thought it was a happy meal with no toy..
Nobody gives a ** at this place!! We complained about the bad service to corporate, and received 3 free coupons .. We took the 3 free coupons, and went to go eat at the same Arbys we received bad service, it's the only one that's close to our house...
(I brought my camera this time) The place was very messy, trash overflowing out of trash cans (it was a lot worse when I left), soda area very messy... They screwed up our order again (as always). We walked in and waited in line. We were not even greeted (as usual). We placed our order, a total of 4 meals. I then mentioned we had 3 free meal coupons, the cashier said (oh damn, I wish you had told me that before I started ringing you up). I said "I am sorry, I did not know there was a procedure." She rolls her eyes, and sighs "huhhhh let me get the manager.") The manager comes over, and says "what do you want??" Rudely!
"These people have free meal coupons, and I need to take it off..." "How did you get these", the manager asks me ... I said "I got them because of a bad experience we encountered here last week", and she says, "oh you are one of those people.." We just got classified as complainers!!! Is this the way Arbys trains managers??? I cannot believe the way Arbys managers treat people!!! Whatever happened to (Hello, how are you doing) or (oh I am sorry you had a bad experience, let me make it right for you). We paid for the one meal with a 100.00 dollar bill, and I swear the cashier cannot count back change.
She counted it back 3 times, and each time it was different. When she handed our money to us, I told her "do not close the change drawer", I counted each bill to her one by one, and showed her that she shorted us $10.00... So we get our food, and the first thing is obvious... We ordered 4 meals, and got 3 fries.. I asked the manager about it, and she brought a small order over. I said "no, I got the extra value meal (large fries)" You know what...
I am tired of typing!!! DO NOT GO TO THIS ARBYS ON COOPER STREET in Arlington TX!!! They do not care, the managers do not care!! The employees think that customer service is a joke!!! Not to mention if there is food on the floor, they put it back up to be served to you!!! You get much better service at Taco Bueno next door, or Long John Silvers close by as well...
MUSKEGO, WISCONSIN -- Last week I got 2 Arby's cheddar cheese beef sandwiches and a medium curly fires. The food was very nasty. Curly fries burnt and the sandwiches buns were very hard. I spent 10.01 and I had to put it in the garbage. Nasty.


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Henry Fielding's first major novel, "The History of the Adventures of Joseph Andrews, and of His Friend Mr. Abraham Adams" (1742) centers upon the maturational, character-testing and ultimately identity-clarifying experiences of Joseph Andrews, a virtuous and handsome footman "in his one and twentieth year," who, in Fielding's mystery-hinting words, "was esteemed to be the only Son of Gaffer and Gammer Andrews, and Brother to the illustrious Pamela [heroine of Richardson's very successful novel of 1740, Pamela or Virtue Rewarded] whose Virtue is at present so famous." A parodic travesty involving reversals in the genders (or "clothing") of the protagonist and upper-class antagonist of Pamela, previously …
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PHILADELPHIA — A Texas-based natural gas company has bought Sunoco, Inc. - which includes the Eagle Point Plant in West Deptford - for approximately $5.3 billion.
Energy Transfer Partners (ETP) LP and Sunoco released a joint statement announcing the deal Monday.
ETP, a publicly traded company, operates pipelines gathering and transporting natural gas, along with processing and treatment facilities, located in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Colorado, Utah and West Virginia.
A joint investor presentation released by the companies says the Sunoco acquisition will allow ETP to venture into "crude oil and refined products transportation, terminalling and logistics."
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TASL TECH CAMP November 21, 2013Posted by Jen Habley in Check this out!.
Posted on behalf of Karen Kessel, Texas Association of School Librarians Chair
The Texas Association of School Librarians in collaboration with the Texas Library Association's Children's Round Table and Young Adult Round Table are sponsoring a TECH CAMP pre-conference during TLA's Annual Conference on Tuesday, April 8. Librarians are invited to spend a day with Tech Camp Counselors and earn life-saving badges of knowledge that will move their libraries down the 21st century technology trail. Head counselors are Library Girl Jennifer LaGarde, Dr. Bruce Ellis, and Tech Ninja Todd Nesloney. In addition to keynote addresses by the Head Counselors there will be six breakout sessions for campers to participate in for "badges."  It will be a day full of fun and learning!
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Savoy Care Center News: The Lenten season begins
(Editor's Note: The following article was submitted by Patricia Duplechin, resident activity director at Savoy Care Center Nursing Home in Mamou. This column runs every Sunday in The Gazette.)
The month of March is a time for renewal and reflecting on life and celebrating new things. March is the beginning of spring, which usually means spring cleaning. Now that all of the fun of Mardi Gras is over, it is time for the Lenton season, a time for reflecting on our lives and spring cleaning our souls. What better way to prepare for Easter than going to the annual french retreat at the Family Life Center next week? The Catholic Daughters are very kind and devoted to assisting all in their spiritual needs by sponsoring this event every year and inviting the public to attend.
Monthly activities at the facility include Catholic mass, the rosary, bible study, prayer meeting, St. Patrick's Day celebration, bingo, ice cream party, resident birthday party, pokeno, pool, Wii games. shopping, in-room visits and the Region III Pageant.
The staff of Savoy Care Center would like to welcome new friend Mercedene Landreneau to the facility.
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Former GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum announced today he will back Curtis Bostic in his runoff, while former Gov. Mark Sanford, Bostic's opponent, picked up another endorsement from a former 1st congressional district candidate.
Santorum, a former U.S. Senator who campaigned for president extensively in South Carolina, said his Patriot Voices PAC would back Bostic, and Santorum is expected to campaign with Bostic Wednesday.
Meanwhile, Sanford picked up the endorsement of Jonathan Hoffman, a former White House official under President George Bush.
Hoffman is the sixth former 1st district Republican candidate to throw his support to Sanford since last week's primary. Only one of the 14 candidates, former state Sen. John Kuhn has endorsed Bostic.
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Deputies: Shooter identified in Dare County murder-suicide
COLINGTON, DARE COUNTY - Investigators said they know who pulled the trigger in a murder-suicide at the Outer Banks over the weekend.
According to Dare County deputies, 42-year-old Ray L. Miller shot and killed 46-year-old Anthony F. Skinner, before turning the gun on himself.
The murder-suicide happened at Miller's home on Sandpiper Drive Colington, about two miles southwest of Kill Devil Hills. Deputies said they received the 911 call at about 2:15 p.m. Saturday. A motive was not released.
The men were not believed to be blood relatives, investigators said. Skinner was from Craigville, Ind., a town in the northeast portion of that state.


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1897-1911 Tommy Leach Side-Written Pro-Model Bat - Only Known Example!
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Presented is the only known pro-model bat of Tommy Leach, the power-hitting Pittsburgh star who will forever be immortalized as the first player to get a hit in the 1903 World Series. This extremely early J. F. Hillerich & Son pro-model bat dates from the 1897-1911 manufacturing period and bears no other stampings other than the center brand (typical for pro-model bats of this era). Despite the absence of a name on the barrel, it can be positively attributed to Tommy Leach based upon the side writing on the barrel. Although light, the side writing remains legible and reads "Tommy Leach." Side writing is of great significance to collectors as it places a bat directly into the hands of the player so named. When players returned bats to the factory (to be used as templates for future orders), identifying notations including the player's name would be written in grease pencil on the side of the bat by an H&B employee and stored in the vaults for future reference. In that regard, the side writing on bats is recognized by the most sophisticated collectors as being the equivalent of having a letter of authenticity from the player himself. The bat displays significant use along its entire length including a nine-inch crack in the handle (a few chips are present along the length of the crack) and a small chip in the knob. Though not a Hall of Famer, Tommy Leach enjoyed a fine nineteen-year Major League career (1898-1918), most of which was spent as a member of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Today, Leach is best remembered for making the first hit in World Series history and also for being a key member of the 1909 World Champion Pirates. He was without question one of the great hitters of his day, and was particularly noted for his great speed, which helped him hit 172 triples (not including an additional four in the 1903 World Series) and forty-nine inside-the-park home runs during his career. Long after his retirement from the game Leach became known to a new generation of fans after being featured in Lawrence Ritter's now classic baseball book, The Glory of Their Times , which was first published in 1966. This is the only Tommy Leach pro-model bat known to exist and we would be surprised if another ever surfaced. Graded A9 by MEARS (5 point base grade, plus 3 points for use and 2 points for the side writing, but minus a half point each for the crack in the handle and the chip in the knob). LOA from Dave Bushing & Troy Kinunen/MEARS. Reserve $1,000. Estimate (open). SOLD FOR $1,997.50
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Last week my wife and I were watching the TV when up popped one of those Microsoft Bing commercials. I am sure you have seen the commercial where the teenage daughter asks Dad a question and in a zombie stare he goes off in a tangent babbling out obscure facts. The girl turns to her Mom who also spews out babble and up pops Bing the search alternative and decision maker.
My wife turned to me and asked 'what was that all about'? Simple my dear. We are all suffering from search overload because we use Google. By using Microsoft Bing as our search client we can regain our search sanity. I am sure that millions of people changed their default search engine to Bing after viewing this commercial. I did, didn't you?
The recent technology commercials border on the comical side. The Apple vs PC commercials are another example of how far advertising has failed to grab our attention with a real viable message. The latest Apple commercial depicting the PC guy saying that every version of Windows is better than the previous Windows with the 'trust me' slogan is just plain dumb, IMHO.
I am not dumping Google nor am I running out to buy A MAC. What about you?
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Frontal sinus and naso-orbital-ethmoid (NOE) fractures are among the most challenging injuries in the treatment of maxillofacial trauma.
To summarize the current knowledge regarding frontal sinus and NOE fractures and to present some of the more recent, evidence-based literature to support current treatment recommendations.
Evidence Review
A PubMed search of articles from 1990 through 2013 was performed. Search terms included frontal sinus fracture, NOE fracture, naso-orbito-ethmoid fracture, naso-ethmoid-orbital fracture, and nasoethmoid fracture.
Advances in sophisticated imaging and evolution in minimally invasive surgical techniques are introducing more conservative options that may provide better patient outcomes while minimizing the risks and morbidity associated with more traditional treatment approaches.
Conclusions and Relevance
The treatment of frontal sinus and NOE fractures is challenging, given the complex anatomy and associated pattern of injuries. Traditional treatment paradigms are evolving and support the role of more conservative treatment algorithms in selected patients.
Type I involves large, single-segment fractures; type II, comminuted fractures of the medial orbital rim segment with the medial canthal tendon still attached; type III, extensive comminution of medial orbital rim segment extending into the medial canthal insertion. Reprinted with permission from Hopper et al.13
The algorithm is based on 5 anatomic parameters: anterior table fracture, posterior table fracture, frontal recess injury, dural integrity, and fraction comminution. Reprinted with permission from Strong.8
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Pleasent French wine
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Never tried a wine from France before I was pleasantly surprised and would not hesitate to buy this one again. Wes. from Pa.
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I enjoyed my first experience with Sancerre during a business dinner in Chateauroux which is south of Orleans. I was having sole meuniere and thought a good Pouilly Fuisse or a Fume Blanc would be the perfect match.No, no said my french companions, you must have this meal with a Sancerre! As I sipped on this 2011 Crochet Sancerre I remembered why my french companions were so insistent. Fruit was ample and full but not to flowery or sweet, fruit was well balanced with a strong acid backbone, and the finish was all Sancerre minerality. It was just as good with my blackened catfish as it was with the sole so many years ago. Memories in a glass.
No flaws at all.
by CabernetSauvignon353637
Truly representative of Sancerre at it's best. Clean, well bodied and just the right amount of sweetness. Very, very enjoyable.
Maybe a little tight yet....
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But it seems to be all there, and I suspect the difference may be due to the vintage. Plenty of apple, pear, mineral and lime, and excellent acidity. The finish seems reasonably long to me, and refreshing. I'm happy, though I think I liked the 2010 just a bit better.
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Clean and crispy
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... not quite as good as the 2009 bottling from this winery. Perhaps it's not a fair comparison given the respective growing conditions of each vintage. However, no regrets about buying half a case of this version.
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