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Skip to comments.Election Got You Blue & Don't Know What To Do? Here's The Answer-- It's Haiku!
Posted on 11/09/2004 7:06:06 AM PST by dukeman
The despondent Dems continue to search for ways to deal with and express their grief over President Bush's startling re-election. Somewhere between the grief stages of despair and acceptance some find solace in Haiku poetry. In my travels around the Internet to gauge the mind of the down and out liberal, I've come across the following [these are actual, not my work]:
November second.
That day lives in infamy.
Four more years of hell.
exit polls excite--
going to sleep well tonight!
say the 'F' word: FRAUD.
Ohio in play?
Only during the daytime.
Nighttime brings Diebold.
Friends overseas wish us well
Bush bends us over [not really hiaku, but does capture the anger]
I thought I was just
As good as anyone else
But soon, FMA. [I need explanation]
Polls are for losers
Bush stole two times in a row
America died.
My short wait in line
Seemed so inconsequential
After four long years
Time equals money.
Waiting 8 hours to vote -
Ohio classist.
TV news locked down.
Afraid to claim outright fraud.
Why are we so scared?
People still feel shock
Over the last "selection"
And fall of towers.
If veil is removed,
We have to acknowledge sin:
Iraq, Abu Ghraib
Sending Private Lynch
into hell at age nineteen.
Most in denial.
How to get the truth
out so all can hear it clear?
Message must be framed.
Well...Haiku too!
Brain-dead Hollywood
Celebrities in deep angst ....
Great schadefreude!
This mass tantrum serves only to undermine their cause, whatever that is.
They need to be careful when disparaging other people's' religious beliefs.
Christianity has been around for two thousand years.
I doubt something as trivial as a political party has that staying power.
New York's Ground Zero
A Dem commits suicide
Well, it's a good start.
Hiaku no like bad puns! :-)
lying lying libs
with nothing other than fibs
got the knife in ribs
Haiku Off M'F
Autumn winds blow cold
Democrats are disturbed
Freepers happy dance
Hey, I'd hate to be on the losing end too, but all this hatred, talk of fraud, and derision aimed at the "dumb Bible-thumpers" who voted for Bush will only keep the Democrats swirling down the toilet. They should have learned that such negativity does NOT win elections. Maybe they will never learn. Too bad! (ha-ha)
I'm sorry, but your reply must be deleted because it is not in proper hiaku format! But wait...neither is this one!
This thread's for you...
How I love to see
The Yellow Dog Democrats',
Tail between their legs
2000 Floriduh hanging chads
cries of selection... theft
2004... hey demorats STFU
| When a Freeper posts
a VANITY, Anna knows.
And she remembers . . .
Teraza got drunk
To many raisins for her
First wife was better
Liberals who whine,
In Canada discover,
Moose bitten sister.
Very, very nice! LOL!
Too bad you had to lose
Communist Kerry et al
Next it's Hilly's turn
One state, two state, red state, blue state.
I own senate and
house of reprehensibles
how? strategery!
Dems say "make your time."
Bush, "Move 'Zig' for great justice,
Take off every 'Zig'!"
what is the sound of
one bun flapping? A silent
democratic fart.
Bootyist Monk did the graphic arts for that great picture!
I have a couple of younger relatives who carry around a small stack of that picture. Whenever a left wing maggot whines, they hand them one of these great pictues. Then they say "Hit the trail Jack. You hate America, and we don't want you spoiling our country!"
Our whining perverts will fit right in with the whining perverts of Canada.
zen freeper bump! LOL!
The Red States took gold
The Blue States only silver
Second really sucks
Your's is the best one.
Kerry equals toast
All he carried was the coast
Fags upset, Oh well
LOL! Hiaku like ass kickin' by G.W.
Horseface for you guys
Stratagery for our team
Kicks your butt every time
Vietnam. Paris.
Hanoi gave him highest praise
Vets do not forget
Blame, deny, attack
Lie, cheat, whine, take it to court
Liberals M.O.
Can't hear your stupid babble,
Sandals in your mouth?
==I doubt something as trivial as a political party has that staying power.==
What matters is what it can do while it influences others. Hitler was only in power for a short time and look what he did.
"Lie" berals Cry
As Gloomy doom moves over room
Babs flowers go limp.
Bitter Dems
God grants reprieve
from their rule
Please rephrase your reply #45 in hiaku format.
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Hotel Albrechtshof
…sincere hospitality in the heart of Berlin
Sleep, reside and meet in the heart of the German capital - rich in history, our Hotel Albrechtshof in Berlin's Mitte district awaits you! After being founded as a hospice as early as 1910 with the support of affluent friends of the Berlin City Mission, the hotel has exhibited the extent it features today since 1913. Probably the most famous guest, civil rights activist Dr. Martin Luther King met here, at the "Hospiz am Bahnhof Friedrichstraße" ("Hospice at the Friedrichstraße station"), with spokesmen of the church during his only visit to East Berlin in 1964.
Today, our hotel provides more than 98 tastefully appointed modern rooms, as well as over six conference rooms suitable for up to 80 persons. Whether you are a lover of culture, of shopping or a reveler - Berlin offers a range of amusements suiting all tastes - as does our hotel with different arrangements.
Discover all facets of Berlin: From Brandenburger Tor, the famous icon of Berlin, to Gendarmenmarkt up to the Reichstag. Likewise, Alexanderplatz, the KaDeWe, Museum Island, Potsdamer Platz or, right next to it, the Bundestag featuring its impressive glass dome, invite guests to visit and marvel. Whether on foot, by bus or by boat: our hotel in Berlin's Mitte district, right next to the Friedrichstraße station, represents the ideal starting point to discover all of Germany's vibrant capital.
After an exciting day in Berlin, our hotel provides a place of calmness for you to relax and the hotel's own Restaurant ALvis looks forward to pamper you with local culinary treats. Here, you can feel at home on your vacation!
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Daily Devotion
As a company of Berlin City Mission and as part of VCH - Verband Christlicher Hoteliers we are proud to be able to offer daily devotions at Hotel Albrechtshof. Every day of the week from 8:15 to 8:30 at the Martin Luther Chapel, a Berlin City Mission missionary reads a bible verse for interested guests accompanyed by common prayer and singing.
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I've been enjoying the results of some film photography lately. I hope you do as well!
These shots are all from the Yashica Mat 124G shooting Kodak Portra 400.
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Lightweight Piece of Jewelery
Wasn't expecting the 3 rings to be as hollowed out as they were. Sterling silver setting did not shine or sparkle and tarnished within a matter of days. For 1K worth of diamonds, sterling setting is a poor choice. Returned ring for a different black diamond wedding ring from overstock in and much happier. All 3 rings together are as light as a feather. Gumball machine rings weigh more.
- How did the image on site compare with the actual product? Looked the same, Felt Way Different
- How accurate was the sizing? Accurate
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You can now search the entire Panama Papers database
You can now search the entire Panama Papers database
The original revelations from the Panama Papers leak were handled by a select group of news organizations. But if you've ever wanted to delve into the financial goings-on of the rich and famous, the entire trove of documents relating to 200,000 accounts is now online, in a handy searchable database no less.
The Offshore Leaks Database indexes and makes accessible the entire trove of documents. You can search by company, address, country, and a bunch of other fields. The database will even help you develop a web to show links between different offshore holding companies and trusts, a vital part of trying to understand the complicated finanical systems used to disguise ownership. More →


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Apple's online store now offering refurbed 7th Generation iPod Nanos, cheaper refurbed iPadsCustomers interested in saving a bit on an iPod nano or iPad are in luck, as Apple's online store has begun offering refurbished models of both devices at a significant discount.
Refurbished iPod nanos and third-generation iPads are now available in Apple's online store, with the iPads available for up to 29 percent off. The third-generation iPads replaced after six months with the fourth-generation models range from $409 for a 16GB Wi-Fi + Cellular model to $579 for a 64GB Wi-Fi + Cellular model.
The third-generation iPad packs a 9.7-inch Retina display, Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity, and a dual-core A5X chip. It is not out-the-box compatible with Apple's Lightning connector standard.
The refurbished current generation iPod nanos are available in a range of colors for $129. Each comes with 16GB of storage, Bluetooth 4.0, and Lightning compatibility. They also include a built-in FM radio with a Live Pause feature.
Apple is still offering refurbished models of the iPad 2 as well. The second generation iPad model comes with a dual-core A5 chip, Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity, and a non-Retina display. Units range from $349 for a 16GB Wi-Fi + 3G model to $529 for a 64GB Wi-Fi + 3G model.
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GPS Status
Por PocketGPSWorld.com Ltd
Abre iTunes para comprar y descargar Apps.
This is a very basic diagnostic tool to allow you to have a look and see what information the GPS on your iPhone/iPad is reporting.
With our CamerAlert application we received a lot of bad reviews from users who didnt fully understand how GPS works, and that it is almost impossible to get an accurate location when indoors or traveling at 125MPH in a train. The GPS needs time to work out where it is.
This is where GPS Status comes in handy. You do not just get a good/bad GPS Fix indicator, you get a full readout of all the GPS data including speed and co-ordinates. If you have a GPS connection you will also get an approximation of your current address.
Note that I have determined the following GPS Fix settings:
- Excellent Fix = less than 10M accuracy
- Good Fix = between 10 and 50M accuracy
- Poor Fix = between 50 and 500M accuracy
- Bad Fix = more than 50M accuracy
- No Fix = nothing being reported.
Most GPS issues can be resolved by getting a good GPS Fix before you start moving. This can be achieved best by having a clear view of the sky.
Remenber when the GPS fails you drop back to WiFi or Cell positioning which will be wildly inaccurate. This is not a fault of the GPS applications, but the signal that your iPhone is receiving.
Also you need to bear in mind that some applications may work perfectly well with a bad fix if all they need to do is find your general location to determine what is around you.
Novedades de la versión 1.2
Fixed an issue with determining your address introduced with iOS 4.3.3 Now if reverse address recognition fails the app does not crash, but will not show your address.
Other minor safety checks in the code to prevent crashes.
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- Categoría: Navegación
- Actualizado : 05/06/2011
- Versión: 1.2
- Tamaño: 0.5 MB
- Idioma: Inglés
- Vendedor: PocketGPSWorld.com Ltd
- © PocketGPSWorld.com
Compatibilidad: Requiere iOS 3.0 o posterior. Compatible con iPhone, iPad y iPod touch.


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Breakfast daily, 3 three-course dinners including a farewell dinner in Banff
Inside visits and special features are shown in UPPERCASE in the tour description.
Welcome to Calgary! At 6 pm, meet your traveling companions for a welcome drink. Your Tour Director will prepare you for your upcoming Canadian Rockies adventure.
This morning, enjoy an orientation tour of Calgary before heading to Lake Louise. Take a leisurely GUIDED WALK along the lake and hear about the area's first settlers, some of the unique characters, and the history of this incredible setting. The rest of the day is at leisure. Enjoy a canoe excursion, stroll along the lake, or just relax at this historic Canadian resort. SPECIAL FEATURE: Your hotel tonight is the famous Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise. Situated in one of the world's most breathtaking settings, it evokes a sense of timeless beauty, warmth, intimacy, comfort, and Old World charm. The resort affords incredible opportunities for sightseeing, recreation, photography, shopping, and dining.
Head north on Icefields Parkway to savor stunning vistas of alpine meadows, waterfalls, and glaciers. We'll stop at Peyto Lake, considered the best view in Canada and among the best in the world. Next, a trip highlight: the Columbia Icefield for a memorable ride on an ICE EXPLORER. Stand on 1,000 feet of ice and come face to face with the glaciers that feed into a Triple Continental Divide. On to JASPER NATIONAL PARK. SPECIAL FEATURE: Your hotel for the next two nights is Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge. Set deep in the Canadian Rockies, the lodge's rugged elegance makes it the embodiment of peace, tranquility, and natural beauty. With one of the world's finest golf courses, spectacular outdoor opportunities, gracious hospitality, and fine cuisine, Jasper Park Lodge is the ideal vacation spot.
This morning, CRUISE on Maligne Lake. The balance of the day is at leisure, so enjoy your resort. Hollywood greats like Marilyn Monroe, Robert Mitchum, and Bing Crosby were known to play a round of golf on this scenic course—and you can, too. Treat yourself to a spa treatment, or stroll the streets of Jasper with its array of specialty stores.
This morning, we stop at thundering Athabasca Falls before continuing our sightseeing with visits to BANFF and YOHO NATIONAL PARK. See the Natural Bridge spanning Kicking Horse River and Emerald Lake. Arrive in Banff, with the balance of the day at leisure. SPECIAL FEATURE: Your hotel for the next two nights is the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel. Few hotels in the world rival its majesty, hospitality, and scenery—a symbol of the Canadian Rockies for more than a century. The hotel offers stunning vistas, championship golf courses, a world-class European-style spa, and luxurious comfort in a pristine wilderness.
Enjoy sightseeing with a ride on the BANFF GONDOLA up Sulphur Mountain. Afterward, a scenic drive around Tunnel Mountain—watch for animals like elk and deer and unique landscape features like the Hoodoos and Bow River. Later, take advantage of an optional helicopter flightseeing trip with dramatic aerial views of the Rocky Mountains and Banff or stroll the town's colorful streets. This evening, enjoy a WINE TASTING, followed by a HISTORIC TOUR of your hotel. Then, your Tour Director hosts a special farewell dinner, the perfect finale for your vacation!
Your journey comes to a close today as you arrive at Calgary International Airport for your flight home. Flights should be scheduled after 1 pm.
With Globus, there's no better way to get to know your destination than through the eyes of your Tour Director. Averaging over a decade... we'd like you to meet a Tour Director, who is representative of the type of expert that will be with you on your vacation.
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Years of Experience: 17
"Born in Calgary, I caught the travel bug while teaching in Europe-and I haven't looked back since! Western Canada is my preferred travel destination, and having the Rockies in my backyard to enjoy year round is indeed a privilege! I've also had the thrill of introducing many visitors to Calgary's famous Stampede every July. I'm a proud Canadian and proud Calgarian. I am here to share the pride and love I have for my country--its people, culture, food, geography, and history."
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320 4 Ave SWCalgary, AB Canada
The Westin Calgary Hotel has just completed a 4 year $35 million renovation. This gorgeous updated Westin is steps from first-class dining and arts, and offers several restaurants, cafes, and lounges to relax in.
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111 Lake Louise DriveLake Louise, AB Canada
The Chateau has an indoor pool, hot tub, fitness center, spa, game room, horseback riding stables, concierge service, gift shops, business center, several restaurants, lounge, room service, and Afternoon Tea.
Old Lodge RoadJasper, AB Canada
The Lodge has an outdoor pool, hot tub, tennis courts, fitness center, spa, golf course, fishing, bicycling, jogging trails, game room, concierge service, business center, gift shops, several restaurants, lounges, and room service.
405 Spray AvenueBanff, AB Canada
For over a century, "The Castle in the Rockies" has been providing luxury in the heart of the Canadian Rockies. This historic hotel is located in Banff National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The hotel offers several restaurant choices as well as relaxing lounges, Afternoon Tea, and room service. The property has a 27-hole golf course, spa, tennis courts, indoor and outdoor pool, hot tub, horseback riding, business center, gift shops, convenience store, and concierge service.
The following list of optional excursions are examples only for this vacation. These optional excursions might or might not be offered. Whether it's a special dinner, a local show or a special behind-the-scenes glimpse into an historical site, optional excursions are a wonderful way to enrich your vacation even further. Plus, they give you flexibility. We include the must-see sites and experiences, and we also understand that people take interest in different activities and may want to craft a more personal vacation by hand-picking optional excursions that appeal to them.
Bring the entire family and join us for a unique perspective of Jasper National Park. Jasper's best rafting float trips take you down the Athabasca River for those in seek of a complete and fun filled Alberta wilderness adventure. Our 16 kilometer trip passes through many small sets of rapids and calm stretches, which allows your National Park Licensed guide to point out the natural and human history of Jasper. The Athabasca River is the same route that was used by the fur traders many years ago, (David Thompson 1811). Our specially designed rafts offer a safe, comfortable ride that any first time rafter will enjoy. This trip is for everyone from toddlers to seniors. The guides do all the rowing so you can sit back & enjoy the majestic scenery. Subject to favorable weather conditions.
Approximate value: $67 CAD per person
Join us on a walk along the edge of the Maligne Canyon, the deepest accessible canyon in Jasper National Park. Your guide will transport you from Jasper to the top of the canyon and guide you from the first to the fifth (1st -5th) bridge, allowing for breath taking photographic opportunities. You will enjoy award winning interpretation about this limestone slot canyon, and the many mysteries that are contained within. The Maligne Canyon is a favorite haunt of the Big Horn Sheep and Mule Deer and is excellent habitat for Fairy Slipper and Rattlesnake Plantain Orchids. Upon reaching the sixth bridge, the confluence of the Maligne and Athabasca Rivers, the coach will be waiting to return you to the Jasper town site. This trip covers approximately 3.5 km and travels mostly downhill. Participants are requested to wear comfortable boots or shoes, bring rain/wind jacket, water, and a camera.
Approximate value: $69 CAD per person
If you want to see wildlife when visiting the Rockies your best opportunity is in Jasper! This 2-hour tour will give you the best chance to see and photograph Jasper's wildlife in the evening when animal sightings are more frequent. Set off in a sightseeing vehicle with a wildlife interpreter in search of bear, elk, sheep, goats, coyote, wolves moose and many of Mother Nature's other mountain creatures. Dinner will be at Becker's Chalet. The magnificent view of Mount Kerkeslin and the Athabasca River enhances this most memorable dining experience.
Approximate value: $92 CAD per person
Your adventure will take you past the Three Sisters Peaks as you spectacularly escape to the Spray Valley. You will see the magnificent Goat Range where you will observe the radiant aqua blue/green colors of the Spray Lakes. Next, your journey will take you to new heights through the Goat Range Pass and along the Sundance Range of Banff National Park where you will see mountain peaks, alpine meadows and pristine lakes. Finally, you will be transported to the "Matterhorn of the Canadian Rockies" which rises majestically to 3,611 meters (11,870 feet) along the Great Divide. The surrounding glaciers and icefalls will astound you and capture your imagination where you will get up close and personal with the Gloria Glacier as it tumbles off of Mount Assiniboine. This is an experience you will not forget! (30 minute flight) Flights are subject to favorable weather conditions and minimum of 2 passengers.
Approximate value: $314 CAD per person
Your adventure will take you past the Three Sisters Peaks as you spectacularly escape to the Spray Valley. You will see the magnificent Goat Range where you will observe the radiant aqua blue/green colors of the Spray Lakes. Next, your journey will take you to new heights through the Goat Range Pass and along the Sundance Range of Banff National Park where you will see mountain peaks, alpine meadows and pristine lakes. An extraordinary adventure not to be missed! (25 minute flight) Flights are subject to favorable weather conditions and minimum of 2 passengers.
Approximate value: $261 CAD per person
This will be the most action packed 12 minutes of your life. Your adventure will take you past the Three Sisters Peaks as you spectacularly escape to the Spray Valley. You will see the magnificent Goat Range where you will observe the radiant aqua blue/green colors of the Spray Lakes. Your return flight will provide views of the Bow River as it meanders back towards the Town of Canmore. (12 minute flight) Flights are subject to favorable weather conditions and minimum of 2 passengers.
Approximate value: $130 CAD per person
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Scuba Diving in Dubai: Jumeirah Beach Hotel's Pavilion Dive Centre Gets Top Rating from PADI
The Jumeirah Beach Hotel-- designed in the shape of an enormous wave on the beaches of the Arabian Gulf-- has just scored top marks from PADI (the Professional Association of Diving Instructors) for its Pavilion Dive Centre. Recognized as a 5 Star Career Development Centre, PADI's highest rating for Dive Centres, the Pavilion Dive Centre stands alone in the Middle East as the only one of its kind. This means that non-diving professionals can now get training and certification as PADI instructors-- with the first Instructor Development course of 2009 starting on Friday, April 3rd.
Whether a seasoned diver or beginner, guests of the Jumeirah Beach Hotel will love checking out the purpose-built coral reef just 2 kilometers offshore, an amazing world of shipwrecks and exotic marine life. The Pavilion Dive Centre provides everything you need to make the very most of your underwater adventure. They even take trips to Oman.
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Volunteer firefighter saves semi driver from fiery wreckUPDATED 11:54 AM EDT Jun 11, 2014
As a Miami University Health Professor and Volunteer Firefighter in Ohio, Rick Wetzel, 61, has been trained to be prepared for emergencies.Video Transcript
("this is what we do, this is what we train for. This is what i'm committed to. I'm committed to being a teacher. I'm here to help people. I'm here to help them go from one point to another point.") A VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER JUMPS INTO ACTION... PULLING A MAN FROM A FLAMING TRACTOR-TRAILER ON THE INTERSTATE. WLWT NEWS 5'S KARIN JOHNSON IS LIVE ALONG I-75 WITH MORE ON THE DARING RESCUE. KARIN.. HE'S ALSO A LOCAL PROFESSOR... WHO WAS ON HIS WAY FROM WORK IN HAMILTON TO HIS HOME IN THE DAYTON AREA. RIGHT ABOUT HERE ... ON 75 IS WHEN HIS QUICK THINKING AND TRAINING TOOK OVER. (nats: I carry my own gear if I need to from this, lights, flares) RICK WETZEL... ALWAYS PREPARED FOR EMERGENCIES. AFTER ALL, THAT'S HOW THIS MIAMI UNIVERSITY HEALTH PROFESSOR AND VOLUNTEER SUGARCREEK TOWNSHIP FIREFIGHTER ... HAS BEEN TRAINED. AND IT CAME IN HANDY DURING THIS FIERY WRECK ON 75 YESTERDAY. WETZEL WAS BEHIND THE SEMI WHEN IT HIT THE MEDIAN. (RICK WETZEL: It then pulled the cab on its side and at that point in time, the tanks and diesel fuel of the tank, caught and so he was on fire before the truck even stopped) AS PASSERS-BY WATCHED BLACK SMOKE BILLOW INTO THE AIR... THE 61 YEAR OLD RAN TO HELP THE DRIVER OF THE BURNING SEMI. (WETZEL: all of a sudden saw the passenger door kind of pop open. At that point in time I knew somebody was at least not trapped) WETZEL HELPED OUT THE DRIVER... 50 YEAR OLD SCOTT HOWARD OF DAYTON. (as I was still trying to work on the cab itself, the front of the hood of the truck was already gone, it was already melted) AT THE SAME TIME, 2 OTHER SEMI DRIVERS BLOCKED TRAFFIC WITH THEIR OWN TRUCKS. THEN... AS TIRES BEGAN TO EXPLODE, ALL THREE MOVED HOWARD AND THEMSELVES OUT OF HARMS WAY. AT ALL TIMES... WETZEL KEPT HIS FOCUS ON THE VICTIM. (I said my names rick and went from there so I tried to create that relationship so he felt what was out of control, somebody had control or somebody took control of the situation) AS WETZEL RECOUNTS HIS EXPERIENCE TO FELLOW SUGARCREEK FIREFIGHTERS... (NATS: the tires were exploding) SOME CALL HIM A HERO. HE SHAKES HIS HEAD---SAYING HELPING PEOPLE IS JUST SOMETHING HE'S COMMITTED TO. (I say consistently its what everybody would do when you care about people) HOWARD ONLY SUFFERED MINOR INJURIES. ANOTHER DRIVER 28 YEAR OLD NICK SMALLWOOD OF FRANKLIN ... WAS HEADING SOUTH ON 75. HE WAS HIT WHEN THE SEMI OVERTURNED... ALSO MINOR INJURIES. LIVE ALONG I-75, KARIN JOHNSON, WLWT NEWS 5. THIS CRASH REMAINS UNDER INVESTIGATION. IF YOU SAW ANYTHING, YOU'RE ASKED TO CALL THE OHIO STATE HIGHWAY PATROL.
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That's why I was thrilled when we got the chance to create a healthier version of this masterpiece in the EatingWell Test Kitchen. Our lighter recipe trimmed 100 calories and 9 grams of fat per serving from the original. And even better, it's super-easy. This recipe is made in one skillet, mostly on the stovetop (with just a few minutes of broiling at...read full post »
My husband, Dan, actually likes Valentine's Day, the Hallmark holiday of holidays. Flowers, cute cards, a little gift, a fancy dinner out or one made together at home (with plenty of good wine, of course). And maybe a back rub while we're binge-watching Netflix, if I'm lucky.
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This week, Microsoft's Washington, D.C. Innovation and Policy Center partnered with the Brookings Institution to host a YouthSpark Connection event. With more than 100 DC area educators, community leaders and students in attendance, the event focused on ways to empower local youth to achieve success in education, employment and entrepreneurship.
To kick-off the event, Martha Ross of the Brookings Institution unveiled new research that illustrated the opportunity divide facing young people in the District of Columbia. Following a discussion of the research, we were excited to have some of the area's most respected voices on education participate in a lively panel discussion focused on solutions to help solve the challenges facing youth.
DC Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development Victor Hoskins provided opening remarks. The panel discussion featured DC Assistant Secretary for the Office of the State Superintendent for Post Secondary and Career Education Emily Durso; Cesear Chavez and DC Promise Initiative Founder Irasema Slacido and Greater Washington Board of Trade James Dinegar. In addition, City Year Corps Member Michelle Didero gave real-world examples of how YouthSpark partners such as City Year are helping young people in the District change their world.
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Melvin Gordon back at UW, but maybe not for long
Madison — When asked about the 2014 college football season, Wisconsin redshirt junior tailback Melvin Gordon has tried to steer the discussion toward his desire to lead the team to a Big Ten title, a bowl victory and winning the Heisman Trophy.
The standout from Kenosha Bradford High School says he doesn't regret deciding to return to UW rather than enter the 2014 draft and isn't interested in discussing if he will enter the '15 draft.
UW head coach Gary Andersen isn't afraid to address the issue.
"I have no problem saying that I truly believe that if Melvin has the year that he wants, that I want and that his teammates want him to have, there is a high likelihood that this is his last season," Andersen said. "I'm OK with that because I want the best.
"I tell these kids all the time: 'I'm going to make the same decision I'd make for my own kids.'
"And if he has a great one this year and he (meets) his goals and is on a great football team and all that stuff, do you think I could look him in the eye and say you should stay again?
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Gordon, who rushed for 1,609 yards last season on only 206 carries (7.8 avg.), does acknowledge he would love to hit the 2,000-yard mark.
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Andersen's view: Go for it and if you're ready to leave UW after this season you have our support.
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I'm sitting here in the car and am trying to recount the past week of vacation, but I can't even begin! I've done so much that, as my host mom says, "mein Kopf raucht" - my head is smoking. Looking forward to the weeks ahead, there's still no break in sight. I cannot emphasize this enough: Exchange students never have time to sleep.
On Sunday the 7th, my host dad kindly took me to the Catholic cathedral in Berlin, St. Hedwig's. Every first Sunday of the month, the cathedral hosts high mass (Hochamt) in Latin, so it was really interesting. However, the priest did the readings and homily in German so I was able to understand what was going on. Afterwards, the couple sitting in front of us turned around and asked if we spoke English... Turns out they were Australian tourists who wanted to know if we could explain the homily. I cleared up what was going on, and we got further into conversation, finding ourselves in a nice discussion about taxes. I am not sure how that happened as the homily was about the vows of marriage!
Taxes, however, were a bit relevant in context, seeing as we were in a church. In Germany, one must pay a tax to be a member of a church. It's organized by the state then given to either the Protestant or Catholic church, whichever one is a member of. The couple found to be a good idea but also easy to avoid - if one does not become an official member of a church, no tax has to be paid. The churches look down upon these people, though.
After church we picked up my host brother and his girlfriend, and drove them home for my host brother's birthday lunch. Almost immediately after arriving, we sang "Happy Birthday" to him. To my surprise, the song was identical to the American version, save for the part which goes 'Dear so-and-so'. Here, it's 'Liebe(r) so-and-so'. Liebe means Dear (Lieber for masculine), so it still makes sense. He then opened his gifts, which included a shirt from America I brought with me for him, and extra-fudge brownies that I baked, American style. It's great to adopt a new culture, but it's also fun to put the first to use. The brownies were a hit!
One of his other gifts was my host dad's old iPhone 4, as my host dad is now the proud owner of the iPhone 5. My host brother had an iPhone 3, so he gave it to me to use, for free! We now all have new toys to keep us busy.
That night, after my host brother and his girlfriend left, arrived the niece of my host mom and the niece's friend. They came from north Germany, in the region of Kiel, just to shop! They were my age so we had a ton of fun, shopping for two days straight in Berlin.
On Tuesday I had to stop shopping early to meet with a public affairs officer over coffee in the Embassy, regarding my interest in the the 'Meet US' program, in which American students in Germany visit high school English classes to talk about our culture, or something relevant to the curriculum. The US Embassy was amazing, I'm so glad I got a chance to see the building. It's adjacent to the Brandenburger Tor, so it's in a prime location. The brand new building wraps around a courtyard, in which a large slab of the Berlin Wall stands, and in a quiet corner rests a piece of a Twin Tower. Inside the Embassy, original Jackson Pollacks and Andy Warhols were displayed - it was absolutely unbelievable.
My host dad was so kind enough to take me to the Berlin Philharmonic (Berliner Philarmoniker) on Thursday with him. It was a special concert, as medieval music was played. Not only was the music flawlessly performed, but we sat so close to the stage that I could see how much work the musicians put into the pieces. It almost made me regret quitting the piano and violin!
Friday morning I woke up, packed up, and then got into the car with my host mom and the dog to drive to Bonn, where her brother and his family live. Eight hours, an entire German essay, two rest stops, and a nap later, we arrived. Thank gosh I am so used to road trips with my family! However, this was a bit easier than I was used to, as there were no suitcases and coolers at my feet, and siblings to argue with over who gets the front seat.
Upon our arrival, it began to rain off and on. Regardless, the dog still needed walking, so my host mom, her sister-in-law, and I took the dog through the neighborhood. Their town is on the mountains, so it was especially pretty. Not two streets away was a little country road we took, and from there I think I fell in love with Bonn. Behind us the sun was starting to set, but in front of us lay a sun shower. Over the dips and the curves of the Rhine Valley below us were two beautiful, vibrant, complete rainbows. Words cannot do justice to how absolutely stunning and breathtaking it was. I cannot believe I didn't have my camera with me. Living alongside this view every day, I expressed in broken German, it'd be extremely difficult to find a reason to wake up unhappy.
The next morning, my host mom, her brother, his wife, and I left to see the city of Cologne (Köln, pronounced Kerhln). Köln and Bonn are sister cities, so it was a relatively quick drive.
First, we parked in the longest parking garage in the world. That was a pretty interesting start. Then, we went to my host mom's brother's office building. It sits directly on the Rhine, and from the highest level's balcony, we got a beautiful view of the city.
After, we went to a chocolate museum a few blocks away. Unfortunately, the line was too long to go in, but we did stop at the gift shop afterward. At first sight, I think I may have gotten it confused with Heaven. Hopefully they look very similar.
After reveling in the Deadly Sin of Gluttony we went to der Kölner Dom (the Cologne Cathedral) to balance it out.
I have never been in a more beautiful church, including the Sistine Chapel. The building began in the eleventh century and was completed in the nineteenth. The dedication to the cathedral these architects and hand workers had is obvious, it was such a masterpiece. According to the UNESCO World Heritage site, the High Cathedral of St. Peter (the official name) is "a powerful testimony to the strength and persistence of Christian belief in Medieval Europe" and "a masterpiece of exceptional intrinsic value".
Many people make a religious pilgrimage to this site, as it houses the Relics of the Three Kings. I was able to see it, but I couldn't get close as the area was closed.
Afterwards, we went to a local restaurant for lunch, where we had the traditional fare: "half a chicken" and a Kölsch (pronounced Kehrlsch). Bread, butter, cheese, and a local specialty drink.
We went out to dinner, too. This time, Italian! We stayed at the table for three hours, as the Germans don't leave directly after eating, nor are they expected to. During this time I had a great conversation with my host mom's brother about music. Turns out he loved bands like CSN&Y, Eagles, Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan... It was so great to be able to talk about something genuinely American. I even learned a few things! When I mentioned I came from Philadelphia, he said, he did not think of the cream cheese like most do, but rather the song, 'Sailing to Philadelphia' by Mark Knopfler. It's really quite good, I'd recommend you check it out!
When we returned home, I sat down and worked on a German assignment with my host mom's niece. I had to write an autobiography from the perspective of Gérard Duval, the Frenchman killed by Paul Bäumer in All Quiet on the Western Front. It took us a while to get through it, but every correct ending was a not-so-small victory!
This morning I went with my host mom and her brother around Bonn. First, we saw the Fachwerk, the typical architechture of the region.
There was a church with graves dating from the 1700s, when a lot of the houses here were built!
We then stopped at a crane dating from Ancient Rome (the region was conquered and settled by the Roman, so there are a lot of relics).
After, we crossed the River Rhine on a ferry to drive up to the Petersburg Hotel, the formal residence of the Guests of State when Bonn was the capital of West Germany.
The hotel sits at the top of the mountain and the view was absolutely gorgeous. I was told that at one point, one of the USSR's former presidents was gifted a Mercedes SLK during his visit. The road to get to and from the hotel is very steep and curvy, and the Russian had a bit too much to drink. However, he couldn't wait to try out his new toy. Needless to say, it was the only time he tried out his new toy.
We then visited another beautiful church, and I was able to squeeze a few minutes of Mass in.
After, we visited the house where Beethoven was born (Beethoven Geburtshaus), which was really cool. I saw, among other things, his first violin, his original manuscripts, and even his baptismal cap!
When we returned to the house, I went with my host mom's sister-in-law in her new Fiat 500c, or her 'baby Ferrarri'. The nickname was rightly earned, it drove extremely well! We cruised through the countryside roads, and took in the beautiful scenery. Directly after getting out of her car, I got into my host mom's car, and here I sit, four hours later, with two more hours to go.
I thoroughly enjoyed Bonn and Köln. Although Berlin is absolutely wonderful, I can't see myself living here. Before this weekend, I thought I wanted to learn German for corporate reasons, but now I'm not so sure. The way the streets curve, the houses slant, the mountains roll, and the river flows... I truly have fallen in love with the region.
Yesterday, I went to see the World Cup Qualifier Game Germany vs. Sweden. Don't even get me started on how that went. The first twenty minutes, we were doing fantastic. 4-0, only playing offensive. Fans were wild, we were all happy! Then I think the goalie got a little careless, and the defense stopped paying attention, one goal in. The center of the action drifted from offense, to midfield... Sweden's second goal could have been easily prevented. Such a careless mistake! Sweden scored again soon after, and the last minute of the game, the goalie let such an easy goal in. The Germany fans consider a tie a loss, and we were all extremely disappointed. The ride back home on the more-than-crowded train was silence, punctuated by an occassional drunken rant.


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A Remsen mom fighting breast cancer was surprised on the Today Show.
A Remsen mom fighting breast cancer was surprised on the Today Show.
We all have our favorite places to stop and grab a bite. Maybe it's time to switch it up and try one of these other fantastic restaurants in our area.
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, this week's '98 Seconds Video' is an interview with a breast cancer survivor.
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Happiness happens in the present. That's where your mind has to be to find it.
What led you to write this book?
Ten years ago I was diagnosed with a slow-developing but incurable form of cancer. I gave up my work and quickly discovered that the blank calendar I thought was a blessing was an incredible curse. Escape was not the answer for me. I soon became passionate about discovering what enabled certain people to live joyful, meaningful lives, even in the face of tremendous difficulties, which in turn led me to teaching and writing about the subject of happiness.
Is there something wrong with the way people chase happiness today?
I think most of us fall into several traps in our pursuit of happiness. The classic trap is trying to buy happiness. It can't be done. Don't get me wrong, money certainly helps; it's no fun to be poor. But material goods alone can't give us the quality of happiness we want. We also seek happiness through pleasure. Pleasure is wonderful, but it's a lousy substitute for happiness. When we pursue pleasure too vigorously, it quickly leads to more sorrow than happiness. Finally, we tend to put our happiness off to some point in the future: "I will be happy when I get promoted," "when I get married," "when I have the second home," and so on. The truth is: Happiness is now. Waiting for someone or something to make us happy puts happiness off forever.
Are some people more open to luck and opportunity?
The old expression "luck is when opportunity meets preparation" is probably true. The happiest among us prepare for the future, but they also know they cannot control the future. How they adjust to the diversions that the future will invariably take and move on, rather than lament on how "unlucky" they are, sets them apart from those who are less happy.
What is the most surprising thing you discovered in researching and writing this book?
Positive psychologists have determined that our sense of joy is the result of three things: set point or our genetic make up; circumstances or what happens to us such as divorce, illness, winning the lottery; and finally voluntary choices or how we choose to respond to our circumstances. The amazing thing to me, and probably most of us who study this subject, is that circumstances account for only about 10 percent of our happiness. Circumstances can affect our happiness for short periods of time, but we are incredibly adaptable, meaning most circumstances—both good and bad—don't lead to large changes in our ongoing level of happiness.
What is the most important point you want to get across?
Happiness is a skill that can be learned and better-practiced. The happiest among us practice a set of skills (often subliminally) that enable us to live with joy, even during times of turmoil and challenge. These skills give us the ability to move through and beyond the difficult challenges that each of us unavoidably face. Those skills can be developed by each of us.
Who would most benefit by reading this book?
Anyone interested in living with greater joy. At DePauw University, I teach the course "The Skill of Happiness" to students ages 18 through 22. I also teach at Canyon Ranch, where I work with adults mostly in their 50s, 60s, and 70s. My message to both groups is the same. Everyone wants to be happy and the skills that lead to happiness are ones we can all become better at practicing. We can become happier, and the research suggests that the happiest among us do better in almost every conceivable measure of successful living. We do better at work, have better relationships, are less likely to harm others, have better health, and we even live longer.
What is the most profound thing you learned about yourself when it comes to happiness?
I have a lot to learn. I am probably better at teaching and writing on this subject than I am at practicing many of the skills, but I certainly practice them better than I did before. I think I am happier at this point in my life than I have ever been, and I think studying this subject has led to my increased sense of joy.
If you had one piece of advice, what would it be and whom would it be for?
Live in the present. Most of us spend an inordinate amount of time agonizing about and regurgitating negative things from our past or worrying about what the future might hold; thus we end up missing all the opportunities for joy in the present. Happiness is found in the present, but we have to be there to find it.
What would you like to see happen as a result of this book?
That readers find this book enjoyable to read and that it helps them better practice the skills that lead to happiness. If they are happier as a result of reading this book, they will be better parents, friends, partners, sons, daughters, leaders, teachers–they will be better people. Because all profits I receive from the book go to cancer research, I also hope it helps researchers find cures or better ways to manage this devastating illness.
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- Celtic Gods and Heros: Introduction to Celtic Mythology
- Youngsters of school age almost effortlessly learn about the gods and heroes of Greek and Roman mythology. Names like Zeus, Hercules, Diana, Ulysses, Mercury, Venus, and others become widely familiar. Paintings, popular movies, and books trace their stories...
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- The Judeo-Christian religions were founded in a region of the world where savior religions existed for thousands of years. Much of the symbolism and many of the stories in the Bible may be traced to earlier myths of the Persians, Egyptians, and other people...
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- The Vedic language forms a chain with the isolating, agglutinative and inflexional stages of the Indus language, as proved by the march of the clause ta na Sa of the isolating Indus to the vedic root tarS (to be thirsty). At the isolating stage of the...
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- There is no surviving, or as yet translated, Creation story within Irish mythology. We learn from the Lebor Gabala Erenn, a text from the Christian Middle Ages, of the Tuatha De Danann, or "People of the Goddess Danu", who came to Ireland either...
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- USDA moves to define 'catfish', opens comment period
- Asian complaints
USDA opens comment period for catfish inspection proposal.
First, definition of "catfish" must be agreed on.
Catfish producers face higher input costs in 2012 with strong grain prices.
The 2008 farm bill requires the USDA to take over Food and Drug Administration (FDA) inspections of both domestic and imported catfish. Already extremely tardy to take the inspections on, the USDA must first define exactly what it will be inspecting.
For more, see catfish inspections
Last Friday (Feb. 18), the department said it was considering two options for the definition of 'catfish' and will be seeking public comment through late June. Option one: proclaiming 'catfish' as all species in the Siluriformes order (including the Pangasiidae, Clariidae and Ictaluridae families). Option two: placing all species in the family Ictaluridae under the 'catfish' umbrella.
Another proposal says the USDA will require marks of inspection from its Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) or the equivalent from a catfish exporting nation. If implemented, this would require Asian aquaculture operations to overhaul current unclean and/or unsafe farming practices.
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On Monday, Delta Farm Press spoke with Joey Lowery, a Newport, Ark., catfish producer and Catfish Farmers of America (CFA) president. Among his comments:
On the USDA proposal…
"The rule is to be published on Wednesday (Feb. 23). But it was out for public view last Friday. So, it's moving forward.
"As far as the definition of 'catfish,' they've left it neutral. They've provided two options. One is the narrow definition. The other option is a broad definition, which would take in all Siluriformes– and that's what we're advocating.
"Regardless, that will be debated over the comment period before they make a final decision on the definition. We'll know what will be inspected after that."
Are you pleased overall?
"I'm pleased the process is moving forward. I was a bit disappointed they didn't go ahead and just use the broad definition of 'catfish.' I think the USDA and FSIS know that in order for this rule to achieve food safety – what it's there for – you have to go with the broad definition.
"In my correspondence with Agriculture Secretary (Tom) Vilsack through letters, he's made the comment that if the main intent of the rule is to maximize food safety, you'd have to use the broad definition.
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A girl and a guy were speeding over 100mph on a motorcycle.
Girl: Slow down, i'm scared.
Guy: No, this is fun.
Girl: No it's not, please, it's so scary.
Guy: Then tell me you love me.
Girl: I love you, slow down.
Guy: Now give me a big hug
*She gave him a big hug*
Guy: Can you take my helmet off & put it on yourself, It's really bothering me.
The next day in the newspaper, a motorcycle crashed into a building due to brake failure. Two people were in the crash, but only one survived. The truth was that halfway down the road the guy realized that the breaks weren't working, but he didn't want the girl to know. Instead, he had her hug him and tell him she loves him one last time. Then he had her put his helmet on so that she would live, even if it meant that he would die. If you would do the same for the person you love, copy this in your profile.
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Kief (pronounced [keːf, ki(ː)f]; from Arabic كيف (kayf), meaning " pleasure, intoxication"[1]), sometimes transliterated as keef or kif, refers to the resin trichomes of cannabis that may accumulate in containers or be sifted from loose dry cannabis flower with a mesh screen or sieve. Using a three-chamber herb grinder the cannabis can be finely ground while letting kief crystals fall through a screen and collect into a small compartment. Kief contains a much higher concentration of psychoactive cannabinoids, such as THC, than that of the cannabis flowers from which it is derived. Traditionally, kief has been pressed into cakes of hashish for convenience in storage, but can be vaporized or smoked in either form.[2] Making kief is one of the steps in making hashish; after the kief is collected it is usually heated and after many steps becomes hashish.[3]
In Morocco, kif also refers to a traditional mix of finely-chopped marijuana and indigenous tobacco which is distinctly different from trichrome powder and usually smoked in a long pipe called a sebsi.[4]
Approximately one gram of screen-sifted cannabis trichomes, commonly referred to as kief
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- ^ "kif": American Heritage Dictionary.
- ^ Rosenthal, Ed (March 9, 2005). "Kief". Cannabis Culture Magazine. Archived from the original on April 11, 2012. Retrieved 26 June 2016.
- ^ What is kief?
- ^ Brady, Pete (May 21, 2003). "Moroccan hashish journey". Retrieved July 25, 2016.


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This isn't the banjo folk of Port O'Brien. On this project, frontman Vans Pierszalowski plugs in and sets sail with a harder-hitting sound.READ more
3 Oct 2011 // 10:00 PM
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Nirvana's Nevermind and Pearl Jam's Ten. In revisiting the grunge genre which altered the musical landscape two decades ago, the question arises: was this our last musical revolution?READ more
29 Sep 2011 // 10:00 PM
Above all else, musically 1991 will forever be remembered as the year alterna-rock conquered the masses. PopMatters explores how alternative became the dominant form of rock music in the '90s.READ more
28 Sep 2011 // 10:00 PM
Grunge didn't kill pop metal, it merely succeeded it as the genre of choice as part of a logical progression. To understand the emergence of alt-rock, we need to examine why the tide turned against a wave of music that had once been so popular.READ more
Jackie Bristow "Whistle Blowin'" (video) (premiere) // Music
The Answer 'Solas' (album stream) (premiere) + Interview // Music
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Supernatural: Season 12, Episode 2 - "Mamma Mia"
// Channel Surfing
"A can't-miss episode completes the start of the new season.READ the article