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When winter weather is present, there's arguably nothing that hits the spot better than a nice warm drink out of your special mug. It warms the bones and can also help relax and soothe as well. But what winter drink is right for you? And furthermore, what hot drink is also fitting for the whole family?
Five family-friendly hot winter drinks to try out this season:
- Homemade Hot Chocolate: This is a winter drink staple. Simply bring water to a boil and add in the ingredients. You can purchase pre-packaged hot chocolate packets from your local supermarket or you can mix and match yourself. If you choose the latter option, use cocoa powder, white sugar, milk and vanilla extract. And don't forget to top it off with marshmallows or whipped cream.
- Chai Tea: Crushed spices, cinnamon, ginger and milk are the key ingredients in this winter weather drink favorite. Just bring a pot of water to a boil, add the ingredients, tea bags and enjoy!
- Warm Mulled Cider: You likely have apple cider on your list of favorite fall drinks – but apple cider is part of a delicious cold weather drink too. Simply warm the apple cider and mix with cinnamon, spices and a touch of orange zest to get warm mulled cider.
- Warm Lemonade: While this drink might sound suspicious, it's an interesting cup to give a try. The main ingredients are simple ones – water, honey, lemons and cinnamon sticks. Mix it all together and you'll find that the lemons and the cinnamon take over the flavor, creating a unique, yet delicious drink.
- Coffee: I know what you're thinking – coffee, really? Coffee is a great year-round drink – yes. But there are certain creamers that you can purchase to add to your coffee that can really add a nice winter touch to it. Peppermint mocha is one. Gingerbread is another. Give them a try this year.
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The ibis Fribourg is located in the north of the city, opposite the casino, 25km from the Lake of Gruyère and only 3km from Freiburg's old town, near the A12 highway. The hotel has 82 air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi, as well as rooms adapted for people with reduced mobility, a terrace, free undercover car park, a bar and it offers snacks 24 hours a day. The Freiburg Forum Exhibtion Center is only a stone's throw away.
This hotel participates to Planet 21 and is acting in favour of Positive Hospitality.
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Functional and comfortable, ideal for working or relaxing, the ibis room has everything you need: comfortable twin beds with duvets, a big desk, Internet, TV with all the best channels and a bathroom with shower.
Functional, comfortable and ideal for working or relaxing, this ibis Room with wheelchair access has everything you need: queen-size bed, duvet, desk, Internet, TV and a bathroom with shower.
Equipped with the new Sweet Bed by ibis bedding, the practical and inviting ibis room boasts all the features you want most: large double bed, desk, internet, TV with all the best channels and a bathroom with shower or bathtub.
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As a board member, it has been a pleasure to serve this organization since 2003 and assist in planning its growth and sticking to basic fundamental theology that were only the vessel and through the Creator all is possible. Being faithful and in constant prayer and trusting in faith our growth has been a blessing when so many food banks have closed. We continue to strive to be a blessing to those in need, guide those who seek a personal relationship in worship and make a difference in the lives we touch. Sticking to our faith and principles is our strength and the willingness to help all is our success.
For 2014 our program "We are our brother's keeper" Genesis 4:1-9 teaches us our direction to serve in aiding our fellow man, humanity, love and caring. Our Native American values that a man is measured by how much he shares and not by how much he has saved. To respects all faiths and to demonstrate our by our actions of giving, sharing , and respect. James 2:17 faith without works is dead.
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HP's new unified wired and wireless solutions deliver a simple, scalable and secure network supporting bring-your-own-device (BYOD) initiatives while creating incremental revenue opportunities for partners.
The new solutions and services, introduced at the HP Global Partner Conference, include the industry's only(1) complete solution that supports growing BYOD initiatives. This solution delivers unified wired and wireless management and switching platforms that create a single network for wired and wireless connectivity.
The offerings also enable partners to leverage the HP FlexNetwork architecture to better support their clients' BYOD essentials with new device on-boarding and provisioning functionalities through a single management application and automated security with software-defined networks (SDN) technology, while being supported by mobility connectivity services.
By 2016, two-thirds of the workforce will own smartphones, and 40 percent of the workforce will be mobile.(2) Yet, today's legacy infrastructure requires two separate networks and management applications for wired and wireless connectivity, resulting in operational complexity. Additionally, these legacy infrastructures lack scalability to support multiple devices per user or the security to protect mission-critical information.
According to Gartner, every business needs a clearly articulated position on BYOD, and formal BYOD programs are a fast-growing phenomenon due to the booming, innovative mobile device market. (3)
"Organizations are struggling to deploy BYOD solutions within a complex, legacy infrastructure that spans two separate networks and management applications," said Bethany Mayer, senior vice president and general manager, Networking, HP. "HP's complete unified BYOD solution is the first to solve this issue and—combined with HP's comprehensive training, programs and services—will create new, profitable opportunities for partners."
Simplifying BYOD management
In 2012, employee-owned devices accounted for more than two-thirds of devices accessing enterprise mobile applications. As a result, IDC predicts that IT will need to implement a holistic approach to addressing BYOD needs.(4)
New HP BYOD solutions optimize end-user experiences for both wired and wireless employee-owned devices accessing the network, enabling clients to:
- Simplify operations and reduce costs by up to 38 percent by eliminating the need for up to 50 percent of traditional network access devices, including separate switches and controllers, while supporting up to 1,000 wireless devices with the HP 830 Unified/WLAN Switch.(5)
- Deliver an always-on user experience by automatically eliminating network downtime with HP Wi-Fi Clear Connect software offered on HP's WLAN products.
- Easily deploy comprehensive management through plug-and-play integrated BYOD functionality in the HP Intelligent Management Center (IMC) Smart Connect.
Scaling the network to support BYOD for cloud environments
According to Gartner, cloud scalability for mobile applications will be essential as these applications have the largest number of concurrent users.(5) Legacy infrastructures cannot offer the scalability needed to deliver unified access from the data center to the branch network. New HP BYOD solutions enable clients to double network scalability over legacy infrastructures(6) to:
- Increase network performance by up to 100 percent, while speeding data transfer by up to 45 percent(7) with the new OpenFlow-enabled HP 2920 Switch Series.
- Improve network availability and lower costs by up to 54 percent with the HP 10500/7500 Unified Wired-WLAN Module.(5)
Securing the network for BYOD in campus and branch offices
As users continue to bring their own devices to work, they create greater exposure to external data and application vulnerabilities that require automated network security for device on-boarding.
New HP BYOD solutions mitigate risk to data and applications with:
- Automated, real-time threat detection delivered by the HP Sentinel Security SDN application.
- Secure device on-boarding with the HP IMC User Access Manager a single platform to identify users, apply policies and provide secure access to employee-owned devices, while monitoring network health.
HP partner services, promotions and programs drive new revenue opportunities
HP has developed a variety of services and programs to facilitate revenue opportunities generated by BYOD initiatives for channel partners. As a result, HP partners will have access to resources that enable them to:
- Speed new revenue opportunities by simplifying the customer network design and validation process to meet BYOD scalability, security and performance needs with HP FlexNetwork Design and Validation Services.
- Establish ongoing, strategic relationship with customers through HP's Wireless LAN Lifecycle Services, which leverage proven best practices for local area networks (LANs) that achieve highly scalable network connectivity.
- Offer total solution financing from HP Financial Services of all hardware, software and services, structured to match customers' intended usage provided.
- Expand IT skills and service offerings with a complete portfolio of network training and certification that builds on the foundation for BYOD and SDN through the HP ExpertOne program, offering tailored courses, access to remote labs, web-based learning, while leveraging a community of experts for ongoing support.
- Improve economics with the HP Networking "Bring It On! We're Ready for BYOD" promotion, providing distributors with an HP 2920 demo kit that includes switches, collaterals, training and incentives to generate awareness with resellers.
(1) Based on HP internal testing.
(2) Gartner, "The Nexus of Forces Changes Everything: Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2012 Keynote," Jan. 10, 2013.
(3) Gartner, "Bring Your Own Device: New Opportunities, New Challenges," ID: G00238131, Aug. 16, 2012.
(4) IDC, "Predictions 2013: Enterprise Communication and Datacenter Networks," IDC Web Conference, Jan. 10, 2013.
(5) Based on HP internal testing.
(6) Gartner, "The Future of the Mobile Cloud," ID: G00230815, Sept. 6, 2012.
(7) Tolly Research, "HP 2920 Switch Series: Competitive Performance, Power Consumption and TCO Evaluation versus Cisco Catalyst 2960-S and Cisco 3750-X Series," February 2013.


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Located in Bukit Bintang within a short walk of Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, Hotel Capitol Kuala Lumpur is within a mile (2 km) of other popular sights such as Petaling Street. This 235-room, 3-star hotel has a restaurant along with conveniences like free in-room WiFi and free self parking. Also close to this Kuala Lumpur hotel are Petronas Twin Towers and Merdeka Square.
Explore the hotel and meet new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge, or enjoy a bite to eat at the onsite restaurant. Savor a meal from the privacy of your room with room service, or get a pick-me-up at the coffee shop/café. Start your day off with breakfast, available for a fee.
Hotel Capitol Kuala Lumpur's 235 rooms are air-conditioned and provide coffee makers, free newspapers, and safes. Guests can enjoy free WiFi and cable TV. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries.
Property features
A fitness center and free WiFi in public areas are features at Hotel Capitol Kuala Lumpur. You can put free parking to good use if you drive. The 24-hour front desk has staff standing by to help with dry cleaning/laundry, luggage storage, and securing valuables.
- Walking distance to Pavilion Kuala Lumpur
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
Hotel Capitol Kuala LumpurJalan Bulan off Jalan Bukit Bintang Kuala Lumpur 55100
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. 4 meeting rooms are available. This Kuala Lumpur hotel also offers a fitness center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and room service (during limited hours). Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Hotel Capitol Kuala Lumpur has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 235
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Bar/lounge
- Elevator/lift
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Designated smoking areas
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Free parking nearby
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free parking nearby
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- In-room safe
- Free newspaper
- Room service (limited hours)
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Hotel Capitol Kuala Lumpur has a restaurant on site.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per adult: MYR 80
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per child: MYR 40 (from 4 to 11 years old)
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: MYR 80
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per child: MYR 40 (from 4 to 11 years old)
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: MYR 23.30 for adults and MYR 18.02 for children (approximately)
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- Capitol Hotel Kuala Lumpur
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If words were water the state would never run dry. Our budget is requesting a second year of funding to help create cleaner water for Colorado. This year we will complete the Colorado Water Plan, which will emphasize conservation, address incremental storage, and address drought mitigation. We must create alternative choices to buy-and-dry. No matter where we live, we cannot afford to let our farm and ranch land dry up.
His critics received some of these efforts coolly. The Weld County Commissioner Barbara Kirkmeyer said she wasn't happy with Hickenlooper's answer when asked if he would scrap the renewable energy law. He said opponents were welcome to introduce bills to modify it. But she said she hopes that after all the turmoil recently, "he will at least listen better this year, this time around."
We need to understand that water is critically important to every part of the state. We must continue to develop processes that allow resolution of the many conflicts over water that exist across the state, bringing individuals, communities, businesses, organizations together to work out comprehensive solutions.
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Kosher foods have come a long way, baby. In the recent past, kosher eaters were typically limited to matzo, borscht, knishes, gefilte fish, salami and maybe a nice lean brisket from the supermarket. But today's shopper can choose egg noodles, cake mixes, frozen entrees, chocolates, toaster pastries, salty snacks, breakfast cereals, salsa, jelly, balsamic vinegar and even a complete line of Oriental foods from the array of kosher offerings in the grocery aisles. In short, kosher's leaning ...
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Roy Massey (musician)
Roy Cyril Massey MBE (born 9 May 1934) is a British organist and conductor.
Roy Massey was born in Birmingham and was educated at Moseley Grammar School, Birmingham, and the University of Birmingham. He took the Birmingham degree of BMus and holds the diplomas of FRCO(CHM), and ADCM.
He was organist of St Alban-the-Martyr, Bordesley, Birmingham (1953–1960) and St Augustine's Church, Edgbaston, Birmingham (1960–1965). He became warden of the Royal School of Church Music (1965–1968) as well as organist of Croydon Parish Church. From 1968-1974 he was organist of Birmingham Cathedral and director of music at King Edward's School, Birmingham. Massey was elected a fellow of the Royal School of Church Music (FRSCM) in 1972 and in 1975 a fellow of St. Michael's College, Tenbury.[1]
From 1974 to 2001 he was Organist and Master of the Choristers at Hereford Cathedral. During his time at Hereford, he was nine times conductor-in-chief of the Three Choirs Festival, where he commissioned and conducted the premieres of several works by British composers.
He was awarded the Lambeth degree of DMus in 1990 and appointed MBE in 1997.
Following his retirement in 2001, Massey became president of the Royal College of Organists (2003–2005).[2] He remains active as a concert organist, and gave the opening recital on the newly-rebuilt organ at Hereford Cathedral in 2005.
His arrangement of a Ukrainian melody, 'Long the night', was published in the carol anthology Noel! published by Novello in 2000.[3]
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For each of the cost items described below, choose the graph (on the next page) that best represents it.
1. The salary costs of the shift supervisors at a truck depot. Each shift is eight hours. The depot operates with one, two, or three shifts at various times of the year.
2. The salaries of the security personnel at a factory. The security guards are on duty around the clock.
3. The wages of table-service personnel in a restaurant. The employees are part-time workers, who can be called upon for as little as two hours at a time.
4. The cost of electricity during peak-demand periods is based on the following schedule.
Up to 9,500 kilowatt-hours (kwh)
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The price schedule is designed to discourage over use of electricity during periods of peak demand.
5. The cost of sheet metal used to manufacture automobiles.
6. The cost of utilities at a university. For low student enrollments, utility costs increase with enrollment, but at a decreasing rate. For large student enrollments, utility costs increase at an increasing rate.
7. The cost of telephone service, which is based on the number of message units per month. The charge is $.08 per message unit. for up to 700message units. Additional message units (above 700) arc free.
8. The cost of the nursing staff in a hospital. The staff always has a minimum of nine nurses on duty. Additional nurses are used depending on the number of patients in the hospital. The hospital administrator estimates that this additional nursing staff costs approximately $195 per patient per day.
9. The cost of chartering a private airplane. The cost is $390 per hour for the first three hours of a flight. Then the charge drops to $280 per hour.
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DC Students Benefit from Let's Move Salad Bars to Schools
Posted by Jennifer Seymour, CDC Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Obesity on June 15, 2011
Last week First Lady Mrs. Obama was at CentroNía's DC Bilingual Public Charter School in Washington, DC to launch Let's Move in Childcare. DC Bilingual was also the 2nd school in DC to receive a salad bar as part of the Let's Move Salad Bars to Schools campaign. The first salad bar was such a success that after 6 months they requested a second for younger students in the elementary school. Now, a total of 27 public and charter schools in DC have received salad bars from Let's Move Salad Bars to Schools during the last year through contributions from Dole Food Company, Whole Foods Markets, United Fresh Produce Foundation, Cambro Manufacturing Company, and Vollrath.
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The Results are in for Recipes for Healthy Kids
Posted on June 15, 2011
Ed. Note: Cross-posted from USDA Blog Drum roll please…. The long anticipated winners of First Lady Michelle Obama's Recipes for Healthy Kids competition were announced this morning by Secretary Vilsack.
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Climbing at the White House
Posted by Robin Schepper, Executive Director, Let's Move! on June 14, 2011
Just in time to celebrate the one year anniversary of Let's Move Outside, we invited 50 kids from Thurgood Marshall High School to play on the White House's South Lawn. Activities included camping demonstrations, fly fishing, a kayak clinic, mountain biking and rock climbing. It was so amazing to see these kids participate in these outdoor activities - some of them had never been on a bike let alone climbed a rock wall. (I tried the rock climbing wall myself to see if I could get over my fear of heights and have a lot of respect for all those kids who touched the buzzer at the top!)
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Let's Move! in Action at the USDA Farmers Market and People's Garden
Posted by Rebecca Shively, Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships on June 13, 2011
In his opening remarks at this season's first Department of Agriculture Farmers Market, held adjacent to the Department headquarters on the National Mall, Secretary Vilsack spoke about the national movement to rebuild our rural economy and connect urban communities with America's farmers. The market—a bustle of activity with a crowd of shoppers purchasing produce, homemade preserves, and artisanal bread—was a festive celebration of that movement, but not the only attraction of the day!
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Let's Move! to Feed Hungry Kids this Summer
Posted by Max Finberg, Director, and Marissa Duswalt, Truman-Albright Fellow, USDA's Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships on June 9, 2011
Most kids get excited about summer vacation. But for those who depend on school lunch and breakfast for their main meals of the day, they're not as excited about summer. Unfortunately, hunger doesn't take a vacation. Without cafeterias as the natural gathering point, congregations and community organizations are where kids can gather and get a meal this summer.
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Video: First Lady Introduces Let's Move! Child Care
Posted by Robin Schepper, Executive Director of Let's Move! on June 9, 2011
You may have seen the blog post on Let's Move! yesterday announcing Let's Move! Child Care, a new effort to work with child and day care providers to help our youngest children get off to a healthy start. Using a checklist and web tools developed in a public-private partnership between the HHS, Nemours, and other partners child and day care providers will emphasize positive choices like increased physical activity, reduced screen time, and eating fruits and vegetables. The Department of Defense, General Services Administration, and the nation's second largest childcare provider, Bright Horizons, have already committed to implementing this checklist, which will make a difference in the lives of over 280,000 children.
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Funding Available to Help End Food Deserts and Improve Local Economies
Posted by Rayne Pegg, Administrator, Agricultural Marketing Service on June 9, 2011
The term "food deserts" refers to urban neighborhoods and rural towns without ready access to fresh, healthy, and affordable food. More than 23 million Americans live in food deserts, and this lack of access contributes directly to poor diets which can lead to obesity.
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What Will You Do To Help Feed Hungry Children This Summer?
Posted by Emily Buckham Buday, USDA FNS Outreach Strategist on June 8, 2011
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Introducing Let's Move! Child Care: Tools for Child and Day Care Centers and Family-Care Homes
Posted by Robin Schepper, Executive Director of Let's Move! on June 8, 2011
Watch First Lady Michelle Obama unveil Let's Move! Child Care. We are pleased and excited to announce Let's Move! Child Care, a new effort to work with child and day care providers to help our youngest children get off to a healthy start. Everyone has a role to play in ending childhood obesity, and child and day care centers are certainly no exception. By providing a solid checklist on healthy nutrition, physical activity and screen time, we all can help take more responsibility for the healthy habits of our kids. We are starting off strong with commitments from the public sector: the Department of Defense and the General Services Administration; and also the private sector, Bright Horizons, the nation's second largest childcare provider. All three are committing to implement the checklist which will reach over 280,000 children.
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I am strong, I am empowered, I am healthy, I am a Girl on the Run!
Posted by Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary of Health and Human Services on June 8, 2011
I start most days with a run, but this Sunday, June 5th was something special: I joined 717 girls, aged 8 to 13, at the biannual Girls on the Run – DC 5K race at American University. With 177 volunteer coaches and hundreds of family members and friends there to support them, these 'girls on the run' were strong and confident, full of energy and fun.
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Posted by Robin Schepper, Executive Director, Let's Move! on June 7, 2011
Let's Move! is making great strides in our efforts to end childhood obesity, but we cannot reverse the current obesity trends without the the help of your communities and community leaders. To ensure a country where happy, healthy, lifestyles are the norm, community leaders have some of the biggest roles to play.
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National Get Outdoors Day 2011 - Kicks Off Summer Season for Kids
Posted by Deidra McGee, Public Affairs Specialist, U.S. Forest Service on June 7, 2011
Once again this year, U.S. Forest Service Chief Tom Tidwell is encouraging kids and their families to reconnect with nature and have fun by participating in the 4th annual National Get Outdoors Day (GO Day), on Saturday, June 11. This FREE event is designed to attract diverse communities to outdoor activities and motivate kids to get moving and explore their forests and other public lands. "GO Day is an excellent opportunity for kids of all ages to try new activities and become inspired to learn more about nature and conservation issues," said Chief Tidwell. "As the school year comes to a close, this is the perfect time to have fun and foster a sense of curiosity while realizing that national forests and public lands are a source of great adventure."
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Secretary Vilsack Highlights Summer Food Service Program Week at No Kid Hungry Launch in Virginia
Posted by Amanda Browne, Intern, USDA's Food and Nutrition Service on June 7, 2011
National Summer Food Service Program Week – Day 2! Today marks day two in the first ever National Summer Food Service Program Week, a weeklong awareness campaign to promote USDA's Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) and other programs nationwide to feed low income kids. Lots of things are happening around the country this week to help feed more hungry children this summer. For example today is National Hunger Awareness Day – as designated by the U.S. Senate in a bipartisan resolution. This is very fitting, given that at least 17 million children in the United States face a higher risk of hunger in the summer. Also today Agriculture Secretary Vilsack joined Jeff Bridges, Share Our Strength founder Bill Shore, Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell and others to launch Virginia's No Kid Hungry Campaign at Barcroft Elementary School in Arlington, Virginia.
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First Lady and American Indian Kids Plant White House Kitchen Garden
Posted by Robin Schepper, Executive Director of Let's Move! on June 7, 2011
Last Friday, just a week after the launch of Let's Move! in Indian Country, First Lady Mrs. Obama and American Indian kids spent the afternoon in the White House kitchen garden planting the "three sisters" crops (corns, beans, and squash). The kids also helped Mrs. Obama harvest crops in the garden, including lettuces, rhubarb, chard, kohlrabi, sugar snap peas, turnips, broccoli and herbs – some of which will be used in Tuesday's State Dinner in honor of German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Cooking Up Change Visits the Nation's Capital
Posted by Karen Duncan, National Co-chair for Cooking Up Change on June 7, 2011
What does school lunch look like when students are in charge? As high school culinary students recently reminded me, a student-designed lunch is fresh, healthy and full of flavor. For the past year, I have served with Christie Vilsack as National Honorary Co-Chair of Cooking up Change, a competition presented by Healthy Schools Campaign that challenges aspiring chefs studying culinary arts in our nation's high schools to create a school lunch that meets high nutrition standards, draws from ingredients commonly available to food service, and can be easily prepared in a school kitchen.
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April 14, 2005 12:00 AM - Mitch Tobin, The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson
Cochise County took a small first step toward letting a California startup build a $50 million plant meant to turn garbage into energy.
Bill Would Bar Obesity Lawsuits
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As your attorney, I advise you to lay off those french fries.
Symposium on Smoke-Free Apartment Buildings Held in Los Angeles
April 14, 2005 12:00 AM - Paul Geary, ENN
The "Smoke Free Choice" symposium will be held today in Los Angeles to address the increasing demand for non-smoking sections in apartment buildings and completely smoke-free complexes.
Author of Suspect Yucca Mountain E-Mails got $4,900 for New Assignment
April 13, 2005 12:00 AM - Erica Werner, Associated Press
A scientist who wrote e-mails about falsifying work on the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste project was paid $4,900 for a Yucca assignment he got after the e-mails became known, the U.S. Geological Survey said Tuesday.
Prosecutors Investigate Russian Nuclear Plant Waste Dumping
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Russian prosecutors have launched a criminal investigation into a nuclear recycling facility accused of carelessly dumping radioactive waste, officials said Tuesday.
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The endangered Mexican gray wolf population could swell by 10 percent this spring, after two wolves in captivity gave birth this weekend, and three more are expecting.
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April 13, 2005 12:00 AM - Reuters
Futuristic microscopic devices could store energy, raise farm output and purify water to help the world reach 2015 goals of curbing poverty, according to a report on Tuesday.
Botswana Woos Rich Tourists with 'Africa-Lite'
April 13, 2005 12:00 AM - Peter Apps, Reuters
The drive from the gate to the lodge may be less than 6 miles, but it yields elephant, baboons and even a solitary tortoise, pulling its head back into its shell as the Land Rover passes.
U.N. Presses India to Save Tigers
April 13, 2005 12:00 AM - Erica Bulman, Associated Press
Even in their own reserves, they are rampantly poached for their "lucky" collar bones, fashionable skins and decorative claws. When they flee onto human territory, they are poisoned, electrocuted, shot or trapped. There is nowhere left for India's dwindling tiger population to turn.
Conservationists to Convert Pesky Prairie Dogs into Valuable Farm Tools in Northern Mexico
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The back-to-school sales holiday in August includes a tax break on personal computers and tablets, a first for the shopping incentive.
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Cardinal Stritch University
Former names
|St. Clare College
Cardinal Stritch College
|Latin: Ut probetis potiora
Motto in English
|To value the better things
|1937 (79 years ago)
|Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi (Roman Catholic)
|$27.8 million (2013)[1]
|Sister Camille Kliebhan, OSF
|James P. Loftus
Academic staff
|105 full-time
|3,811 (2014-2015)
|ca. 2,308
|ca. 1,503
|Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
|Suburban - 40 acres
|Cardinal and white
|20 varsity sports
(10 men's teams & 10 women's teams)
Cardinal Stritch University is a private Roman Catholic university located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The university also offers courses in Brookfield, Wisconsin; Madison, Wisconsin; and has outreach programs throughout Wisconsin. Cardinal Stritch University is the nation's largest Franciscan university.[2] Its motto, Ut probetis potiora ("To value the better things"), is taken from Philippians 1:10.[3]
Cardinal Stritch University's enrollment for the 2014–2015 academic year was 3,811.[2] Tuition varies based on program; full-time traditional undergraduate tuition was $13,445 per semester for the 2015-2016 academic year.[4]
Cardinal Stritch University was founded in 1937 as St. Clare College by the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi on Milwaukee's south side as an institution to help the order's sisters effectively train as teachers. The sisters opened a reading clinic in 1943 to help promote literacy in the area, still existing today as the Cardinal Stritch University Literacy Centers operating throughout the Milwaukee area.
In 1946, the college was renamed Cardinal Stritch College in honor of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee's Cardinal Samuel Stritch. The college opened its programs to lay women for the first time and was subsequently accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools in 1953.
Stritch established its first graduate program in 1956, offering majors in special education and reading. The university also opened its doors to men that year, becoming fully co-educational in 1970.
Stritch moved to its current campus in the northern Milwaukee suburb of Fox Point in 1962. This new campus allowed the college to begin many new programs such as the nursing program in 1980 and its College of Business and Management in 1982.
Cardinal Stritch College was renamed Cardinal Stritch University in 1997 with the university's first doctorate program offered the following year, the Doctorate in Leadership for the Advancement of Learning and Service. A $14 million expansion and renovation of the university occurred in 2006 with the introduction of online degree programs.
In addition to the University's main campus, Cardinal Stritch University offers degree programs at 13 other locations throughout Wisconsin and Minnesota.[5]
Main Campus[edit]
The Main Campus of Cardinal Stritch University is located on a 40-acre campus 9 miles north of Milwaukee in the suburbs of Fox Point and Glendale. The campus sits on private land accessible from roads on the eastern and western edges. Lake Michigan is less than one mile east of campus.
- Bonaventure Hall-home to the University's administrative offices including the Office of the President and departmental offices for the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Business and Management, and the College of Education and Leadership.
- Duns Scotus Hall - the University's main academic building housing classrooms and the International Education office
- Roger Bacon Hall - home to the College of Nursing and labs for biology and chemistry
- Library - includes Information Commons, main collection, Instructional Materials Center collection, Franciscan Center Library, and other resources
- Joan Steele Stein Center for Communication Studies/Fine Arts - houses the communication, music, theater, and art departments housing classrooms, offices, studios, and the University's theaters
- Fieldhouse- the hub of Stritch Athletics housing athletic offices, gymnasium, workout facility, locker rooms and indoor running track
Residence halls/student union[edit]
- Clare Residence Hall-also home to the Department of Residence Life and student health services
- Assisi Residence Hall-converted into a residence hall in 2009 from the old College of Education building
- Serra Hall-dining hall
- Campus Center-home to the student union, bookstore, the Bean coffee shop, Dean of Students, and campus ministry offices
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Cardinal Stritch University offers more than 60 fields of student throughout four colleges, offering associate, bachelors, masters, and doctorate degrees. Programs are set up for traditional undergraduates, adult undergraduate, graduate, and online programs
Cardinal Stritch teams, nicknamed the Wolves, compete in the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference (CCAC) of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Men's sports include basketball, cross country, soccer, golf, tennis, bowling, track and field and volleyball; women's sports include basketball, cross country, soccer, softball, tennis, golf, track and field and volleyball.
Previously, Cardinal Stritch was a member of the now-defunct Lake Michigan Conference of the NCAA Division III level and won the men's basketball championship in 1987. The men's team was also five-time National Little College Athletic Association Great Lakes District men's basketball champion from 1983 to 1987.
Cardinal Stritch University's Men's Basketball team won the NAIA Division 2 National Championship in 2013. After being ranked number one in seven straight polls, they were knocked out of the 2014 NAIA Men's Division II Basketball Tournament in the second round.
Notable alumni[edit]
- Rosemary Hinkfuss - Wisconsin State Assemblywoman
- John E. McCoy - US Air National Guard Brigadier General
- Harold J. Nevin, Jr. - US National Guard Brigadier General
- Anthony Shumaker - Major League Baseball player
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- Tamara Grigsby - Wisconsin State Assemblywoman
- ^ "U.S. and Canadian Institutions Listed by Fiscal Year 2013 Endowment Market Value and Percentage Change in Endowment Market Value from FY 2012 to FY 2013" (PDF). National Association of College and University Business Officers. January 23, 2014. Retrieved February 5, 2014.
- ^ a b "Quick Facts". Cardinal Stritch University. Retrieved 22 December 2015.
- ^ "Stritch Ring". Cardinal Stritch University. Retrieved 24 July 2010.
- ^ "Tuition and Fees". Cardinal Stritch University. Retrieved 22 December 2015.
- ^ http://www.stritch.edu/About/Locations---Directions/
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Krugman's attack on China
We must find the mix of policies that accommodates rising incomes for both Chinese and American workers - a trade war with China is no answer.
March For America
A progressive immigration reform that protects the rights of both immigrant and U.S. born workers is an essential step towards the resolution of the economic crisis. That's why tens of thousands will march on Washington this weekend.
Double dip danger
What does the economic future hold? The commentators in business media are like fortune tellers, reading the future in a bunch of soggy tea leaves. Fewer jobs lost than expected in February? The economy must be on the mend. Rail traffic down 1.7% from a year ago? Trouble ahead.
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On Tap for Today: How to start the holidays
And so it begins. This week it's Thanksgiving and then before you know it, it's Black Friday. Welcome, holiday season
It's all moving so quickly. Let's take some time to prepare. A little mood music on the radio, perhaps. Maybe a tour of some holiday lights or the start of this year's Christmas cards. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Day 33: Journal Communications letter to employees on blackout
Journal Communications employees received the following memo Monday, on the 33rd day of the blackout of Journal Broadcast Group stations, including WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), on Time Warner Cable.
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Milwaukee Rep's 'I Left My Heart' celebrates song more than singer
If you attend "I Left My Heart," the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's season-opening Tony Bennett revue, you won't hear a word about the man who helped liberate a concentrate camp, marched with Martin Luther King Jr. at Selma and became an outspoken opponent of the American invasion of Iraq. Nor will you hear about Bennett's two divorces or former drug addiction.
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The full-scale Beach Boys reunion may have been a short-lived occassion, but Boys' co-founder Brian Wilson is still keeping part of the old band together--and roping in a two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Famer.
Wilson, and guitar master Jeff Beck, famous for his work with the Yardbirds as well as his own accomplished solo career, are co-headlining a fall tour that will stop at the Riverside Theater Oct. 30, a venue spokesman announced Monday morning. »Read Full Article
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Well, at least I'll be able to say, "There was that time Art City was on the radio -- once."
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Texas A&M starting pitcher Daniel Mengden allowed Missouri to get a leadoff single and score a run in the first inning, but the Tigers were held scoreless and managed just one hit over the next eight innings as the Aggies posted a 2-1 victory in the series opener Friday night on Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park.
Mengden (5-3) registered a career-high with 10 strikeouts and allowed one run on two hits and three walks over 8.0 innings. After the first inning, Missouri's only other hit came in the fifth when Kendall Keeton was called safe on a bang-bang play at first after a chopper to short.
Jason Jester earned his 11th save of the season with a scoreless ninth inning. He issued a one-out walk, but ended the game with a grounder to first base and a strikeout. The 11 saves is tied with Scott Centala (1988) for second on A&M's single-season list and two behind the school record of 13 set by Scott Beerer in 2003.
Missouri's Rob Zastryzny (2-9) was the hard-luck loser, allowing two runs on seven hits and two walks while striking out seven in the complete-game effort.
The Tigers pounced on the Aggies for a run in the top of the first inning. Logan Pearson hit a leadoff single to centerfield, advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by Dillon Everett and moved to third on a grounder to short by Dane Opel. Keaton Steele put runners on the corners with an eight-pitch walk and Pearson came around to score when the fourth ball issued to Dylan Kelly was in the dirt for a wild pitch.
Texas A&M (24-22, 8-13 SEC) staked claim to a 2-1 lead with a two-spot in the home half of the fourth inning. Troy Stein served as the rally's catalyst by legging out an infield single on a grounder to short to start the frame. Hunter Melton followed with a single to the gap in right centerfield to put runners on the corners. Mitchell Nau plated Stein with a single to leftfield for the equalizer. After Jonathan Moroney pushed two runners into scoring position with a sacrifice bunt, Brandon Wood knocked in Melton for the go-ahead run with an RBI groundout to second base.
Stein and Melton each went 2-for-4 with one run to lead the Aggie offense. Mikey Reynolds reached on a two-out double in the third inning, reaching base in his 44th consecutive game, the longest active streak in the nation. It also extended a 14-game hit streak.
Missouri (15-26, 7-15 SEC) only managed singles from Pearson and Keeton along with four walks and a hit batsman.
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Skip to comments.6 shot after exiting Vegas school bus
Posted on 12/11/2007 4:50:40 PM PST by charles m
LAS VEGAS - Six junior high or high school students were shot Tuesday after they got off a school bus, and two were critically hurt, police said.
Gunshots rang out in northeast Las Vegas just before 2 p.m., Officer Bill Cassell said.
Six young people were transported to area hospitals. Four had minor gunshot injuries and two were in critical condition, Cassell said.
At least two people are believed to have taken part in the shootings, he said. Police were not saying whether the shooting suspects were on foot or in a vehicle.
The shooting occurred less than a mile from two elementary schools, Woolley and Clyde Cox Elementary Schools. A Clark County School District official said the schools were not closed.
Associated Press writer Kathleen Hennessey contributed to this report.
THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. AP's earlier story is below.
LAS VEGAS (AP) Six junior high or high school students were shot Tuesday after they got off a school bus, and two were critically hurt, police said.
Gunshots rang out in northeast Las Vegas just before 2 p.m., Officer Bill Cassell said.
Six young people were transported to area hospitals. Four had minor gunshot injuries and two were in critical condition, Cassell said.
At least two people are believed to have taken part in the shootings, he said. Police were not saying whether the shooting suspects were on foot or in a vehicle.
"Lots of anger and tightly wound people...Walking mental time bombs, planning for the big day. Throw in tens of thousands of gang members, many here illegally, many with nothing to lose, that don't fear jail one bit...A second home if you will."
My wife was reading me the riot act tonight because I haven't gotten my carry permit here in Colorado. I had one in Tennessee but never bothered when we moved because the town where we live just isn't as dangerous as Nashville and you can carry in your vehicle here.
What trend? There are shootings every day, just like this. Its just the trendy thing to report for now. After a while they'll pick on something else.
Normally, shootings are just a local story. Gang shootings aren't even worthy of local news in places like LA or Detroit.
I notice that the Colorado church shooter was homeschooled, and said to be from a devoutly religious family, but that doesn't make me think every Christian or homeschooled kid is going to go off the deep end.
FWIW, my minority students tell me that gangs do their shootings in the community, not at school. They say it's only the crazy middle-class white kids who try to shoot people at school.
What Las Vegas is in Nevada, but Las Vegas != Nevada.
Las Vegas is filled with more head cases than you can count.
Would it be fair to use him as an example of what home-schooled Christians are like?
Fox - your post is so sad. I never knew anybody who 'wanted to kill' anyone. I am so sorry that you were dealt such horrible blows in your youth.
And, you lived close to the Va Tech shootings? That had to be a shock to you.
I raised my children just down the street from where the Colorado shooter was raised. My kids even played in that house and yard, when they were little. That shocked me.
We must not allow ourselves to become 'numb' to what seems to be happening in our country. We must continue to be alert, and (if we can) pray.
Hugs to you — and I mean that. HUGS!
Jeez...what the heck is going on????!!!
We've got MS-13 in Virginia.
He may have been homeschooled because of his problems not because homeschooling caused them as was suggested on another thread.
I know a kid who was headed for JD. The public school kicked him out. They didn't want to deal with him any more so his mother was forced to homeschool him. Now if he had gone off the deep end, everyone could point to the fact that he had been homeschooled, which was actually a result of his problems not the cause of them. It would paint a very inaccurate, unflattering picture of homeschoolers and be used with glee by those who wish to bash it.
MS-13 is very active in 33 states. (Probably more than that - but here is a link with some MS-13 information)
Save yourself a trip, I'll come by and pick them up & drop them off for you.
Well, 300,000 is the number they quoted on CNN - but I truly doubt it is that large.
If I were a parent of a child in public school in Vegas - I would probably move to Muleshoe, Texas or anywhere small.
Are you kidding? We've got them all over the place here in Florida. They're in at least half of the states in our country.
Does anyone have seriously accurate info about the NWO folks liasing with gangs?
I don't doubt it . . . but I only have read generalized statements. I'm a bit curious on more up-to-date info.
What parent in their right mind would send a child to a school with a gang problem? I don't care what religion or non-religion the school is.
Oh yeah! I forgot! ( silly me!) Parents who can't **ransom** their children from the government indoctrination camps, by paying private tuition or homeschooling, have no choice.
If these parents refuse to turn their kids over to the government school workers armed police will force them. If these parents resist, they face imprisonment. If they are sufficiently resistant, armed police will kill them. ( Real bullets in those guns on the hip.)
Aren't government schools great! ( barf!)
bad stuff that.
An election, and important decision from the Supremes.
Every firearms incident will be reported at length like a Florida shark attack to influence the primaries, the Supremes, and the general election.
All of the leading candidates are pro-gun control. If the Supremes get the impression from reading the Washington Post that firearms don't belong in the general population, they'll rule in favor of more restrictions.
"It would paint a very inaccurate, unflattering picture of homeschoolers and be used with glee by those who wish to bash it."
You are SO RIGHT!
People will use ANYTHING to promote their cause.
Homeschoolers do NOT deserve to be summed up based on the Co situation.
To do so would be wrong.
Sounds like Nevada is a Quagmire. We have lost the War in Nevada. We should get out now...
There's a novel called "Bug Jack Baron" by Norman Spinrad that tackles international terrorism by ridiculing them when they are alive, and dissing them when they're dead. An interesting concept similar to the one you wrote. A good story, too, with lots of action.
North Las Vegas, homeboy.
Ramius, I agree, see my #77. This is like shark attacks, or 1994- every front page of every newspaper had an "assault weapon" story, every TV news, radio...until AWB passed, then it seemed the problem cleared up in a week or so.
Prayers up for the injured....
Might be news to you, but Las Vegas Nevada has a higher crime rate per capita than LA, California.
In fact, Las Vegas has higher crime in both property and violent crime catagories than does LA, California.
Another fact is Las Vegas crime rate is rising, while LA, Cal has dropped dramatically.
Another fact is LA, Cal has lower crime than most all cities in this country of comparable size.
Interesting huh?
Adding my prayers with yours and bumping your accurate observations.
I've been away from the news for a few hours...is it gang related?
Actually... That's really quite interesting.
When you and I were in high school, we had parents. There are fewer and fewer stay-at-home moms, and fewer stay-with-yer-wife fathers. Boomers have trusted the socialists to raise their kids, raised taxes to pay for it - making mom have to work, and hollywood and video games have given the green light to fantasize wasting your enemies. Yah, it is inevetible for some. The rest of us can concentrate on being parents. Funny how this crap not only happens, but is run 24/7 just before landmark 2A situations... SCOTUS, and the 2008 elections. Curious. A little too curious.
"What the hells goin on in Nevada?"
My thoughts exactly...., however, it could involve Harry Reid. There needs to be an investigation.
Maybe so, but the stoned liberals think yer Jesus!
The Bavarian Illuminati controls MS-13 through the Council on Foreign Relations. Everbody knows that.
Maybe we should ban gun free zone and we all should start packin'. These spineless people will not have the will to do this crap when the lead start flyin back at 'em.
At most the media should say that the shooter was an effeminate cross-dressing homo-erotic Klansman...
Yep... When I grew up in the suburbs of Chicago there was news of yet another gang shooting nightly it seems... I wouldn't place this incident in the same "class" as the Church Shootings, nor the Mall Shooting, personally. Gang violence is a completely different "creature" if you will from people who "snap" and commit mass murders.
No, everybody does not know that. Fred Thompson for example. (CFR member)
Ahhhhhh, the voice of an expert.
Cmon, don't you think it's ODD there haven't been any pictures of Bush Sr. with his shirt off in the last 5 years?
That's because Yale's Skull & Bones are the go-betweens moving the money between the CFR and MS-13; Bush is covered with gang tatoos, which he keeps covered up.
The pieces all fit together.
There ARE things to be concerned about that are happening in our world, Strategerist and I personally find that your sarcasm doesn't help to uncover truths that may exist... I would caution you to be careful in automatically dismissing anything you find "uncomfortable" to deal with. I don't believe everything I read, but more often than not there are nuggets of truth, and to dismiss everything is plain naive, IMHO.
Well, let's be factual.
Big city public school schooling is overly expensive, poorly run, indoctrinating instead of educating and, dare I say it, dangerous.
Now, if you want to dispute that statement with facts, have at it.
Listen to your wife.
We can't get them in my state. People carry anyway.
You both need to get off the bash all public schools bandwagon that is so pervasive on this forum
No they do not, and it is not pervasive enough by one 100th of one percent.
The public school system has given us the modern day social and political realities of America today.
As one who once worked in education, I am appalled at how totally the pursuit of the end of America, and the manner in which the achievements, ideals, values, pride and dignity of Western Civilization are so thoroughly demeaned in all of public education, both normal and higher.
Were it to fall apart and crash burning to the ground, this country would be the greater for it.
It is no longer an asset, but a public disgrace. - Abolish it, in toto.
The founding fathers would be once again moved to revolutionary action.
Decadent: adj; fallen from a higher plane or ideal.
I don't dismiss anything I find "uncomfortable," I dismiss anything I find "silly."
And the press should not print the names of anyone who commits such crimes.
Oh the globalists are toasting each other tonight as they celebrate their plan to destroy America - fill it with smut and violence, pit the races against each other, take God or any sense of moral responsibility out of our schools, tax the sh#t out of everyone, fill the airwaves with sports and gibberish...
They are winning America.. Wake up and smell the rooting flesh of freedom and independence.
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