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Skip to comments.First Syria, now Iran; Obama being played for a fool
Posted on 09/30/2013 12:21:26 PM PDT by Dave346Edited on 09/30/2013 12:43:20 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
The Syrian diplomatic and political debacle was bad enough, but last week at the UN President Obama embarked on a campaign for "progress" with Iran that will prove much more dangerous for American interests.
Just as Vladimir Putin had played him for a fool over Syria, Barack Obama was initially snubbed by Iranian President Hassan Rowhani despite frantic White House efforts to produce a handshake.
(Excerpt) Read more at theaustralian.com.au ...
being played for a fool? I doubt it. Even if you believe O is a fool (and I do not), those that program him (and his damned teleprompter) are far from foolish. Evil, yes. Foolish, no way.
Not being played for a fool. Rather, deliberate protection of, and support for the rise of the IslamoFascist Caliphate in as many countries as possible around the world. And the weakening and eventual complete submission of the rest.
New world order Bolton fills us all in.
In truth, just as the Syrian President was romanced by high-level American elites a few years back, the conversations with Iran are a set up in the works to create a war down the road. Unless, of course, the Iranian leadership turns its nation over to new world order peacefully.
And also the destruction of Israel and the genocide of the Jewish population there.
He's not being played for a fool. He'd just rather be thought of as weak and foolish rather than the truth - evil.
Looking like a bumbling idiot is better than making it clear to everyone that you're an enemy of America. This way you can carry on and do more damage than if you expose yourself for what you really are.
He's friends with America's enemies, and enemies with America's friends.
Well when you ARE A FOOL, it is easy to PLAY THE FOOL.
Never Again!
Iran need only learn from North Korea and Syria.
0bambi always loses at Tic-Tac-Toe.
But the Muzzies, collectivists, and the descendants of Amalek will keep trying no matter what.
Rogue countries are coming out of the woodwork to "negotiate" with the fool. He has established quite an international reputation.
What a coincidence!!! He IS a FOOL!!!!! Wow!!!!
The only deliberate fools are those who want to meddle in the middle east making it safe for corporations...Obummer's real friends while sacrificing the Christian and Jewish communities left there.
Or maybe we should just "drop a bomb on them". Yeah, that's real mature.
"Played for a fool?" Are you kidding me, calling him a fool is overly generous, IMO.
No, he's just anti-American and his policy is working according to plan.
Clown Prince nobama is both a fool and anti-American.
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I doubt he is being played for a fool as he is a fool.
I don't think he's a fool. I do think he's the lord of lies. The people who advise and direct him have a lot invested in seeing the status quo maintained. Nothing else matters to them. I suspect that it was, for the time being, maintained. If the status quo does change, events will quickly spiral out of control and things will get really bad-1929 to 1945 bad.
Ninety percent of our militarism in the Islamic countries can be cut back with many benefits. . American forces should not be sent to protect or bring islamiNazi terrorist gangs into power. Clinton started but its become a major cancer in the last four years or so. We agree that mosy of this dangerously misguided militarism shod be cut back. And we do need to bomb the Iranian nuclear bomb and missile factories ASAP. Only a handful of those nukes are Intended for the Middle East. The rest of them are coming to USA as the Iranian dictators have repeatedly threatened or promised they will do. Not taking out that threat now would be the most foolish American policy decision in history. But of course there are profits to be made so. So. So?
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While there may be many styles, many different sounds, when you get down to it you play a guitar like a guitar, a piano like a piano, and an Obama like a fool. Greater fools excepted I suppose, but how many of them lead a country of any consequence, much less a superpower.
He doesn't work for us.
Thanks Dave346.
Scary - but true...
Yup. Those that program his damned teleprompter are anything but fools..
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If the Koch Brothers put out this line of crap the New York Times would mock them.... bet on it. But since the New York Times is made up of a bunch of butt kissers they'll ignore it - he's one of their own...
Money talks.
When the conservatives (who are supposed to know something about earning money?)
when the conservatives put up some real money (like Soroz and the House of Saud, etc.)
then American political races will get competitive again.
Otherwise, enjoy your Transformed, socialist, impoverished, weakened, IslamoNazi-MuslimBros-loving third-world country.
"As democracy is perfected, the office of the President represents, more and more closely, the inner soul of the people. On some great and glorious day, the plain folks of the land will reach their heart's desire at last and the White House will be occupied by a downright fool and complete narcissistic moron."
- - H.L. Mencken, The Baltimore Evening Sun, July 26, 1920
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Read the Leaders' Statement from the Pittsburgh Summit.
Today, the G-20 leaders assessed the progress made addressing the global economic crisis and agreed to maintain steps to support economic activity until recovery is assured. They further committed to additional steps to ensure strong, sustainable, and balanced growth, to build a stronger international financial system, to reduce development imbalances, and to modernize our architecture for international economic cooperation.
They designated the G-20 as the premier forum for our international economic cooperation and agreed to have a G-20 Summit in Canada in June 2010, and in Korea in November 2010, with the expectation of meeting annually thereafter. The G-20 leaders agreed to meet in France in 2011.
Read the Leaders' Statement and find out more about what happened at the Pittsburgh Summit.
Cheryl in U.S.A. writes:
I am interested in any news or follow up on this meeting and any resolutions made during the G-20 Summit.
Ronnie D. in Oregon writes:
o' how good and beautiful it is for brothers and sisters to come together: in; HARMONY!
Semper Fi!!!
Joe in Tennessee writes:
What would be more impressive is to make a resolution that all Leaders of All Countries live in the poorest capacities and places of the people they represent for a period of time...then the talk may result in something more productive...
Zharkov in U.S.A. writes:
The global dollar collapse is never connected to the two wars that we are fighting, is it?
Are wars and health care "free" for everyone or are we all paying for this through currency devaluation, over taxation, and economic collapse?
Secretary Gates claims it would be a disaster if we should exit Afghanistan, but isn't it a disaster if we don't?
Is it not a disaster that we have stayed far too long in that country and our occupation has produced an insurgency?
And what is the mission now? Do we murder everyone who doesn't want foreign troops in their country?
And why has Mr. Obama teleconferenced with his commanding general in Afghanistan only once in the past 70 days?
Is it not derelection of duty to fail to diligently prosecute a war or else quickly end it? Is Chicago's bid for the Olympic Games more important than the war in Afghanistan?


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Comics: Continuing the Crossover Conversation
This week, I thought it would be pertinent, in light of last week's post, to talk about the differences between comics' crossovers, team-ups, and guest appearances.
To begin, let us examine what a crossover truly is in a comic book. For most of us a crossover is an event within a comic book publisher's universe between multiple books and it will sometimes include an "event title" comic book that ties all of the crossovers together. Marvel's "Civil War" title and tie-in stories and DC's "Blackest Night" title and tie-in stories are two prime examples of a "crossover event."
A tie-in is a comic book that is an ongoing comic for a publisher and the story within the comic relates back to the "crossover event" comic's story. So, as an example, the Wolverine comic book told a short story over the course of a few issues that tied back into the "Civil War" event title. Yet, crossovers do not have to be so complicated.
As you will see in this weeks' Marvel Comics Review of the Week, the story-arch from "The Amazing Spider-Man" #677 from two weeks ago and "Daredevil: The Man without Fear!" #8 from last week is indeed a crossover story between the two books. Two of the most notable reasons to call it a crossover story are that the story-arch shares the same title and the story is told in two different ongoing series. Another notable reason to call it a crossover story is that the entire story-arch was written by the same writer (this is not always the case, sometimes writers work on a story-arch together in their own respective titles). So basically, any time a story starts in one comic title and ends, or parts of it are told, in another title, it is considered to be a crossover story.
Now to talk about team-ups and what they entail. Really, all crossovers and guest appearances could be considered team-ups. A team-up is accomplished when one hero works with another hero to accomplish a goal that only one of them by themselves could not conquer alone.
However, a team-up traditionally occurs within a separate ongoing title outside of the characters' regular series. DC used to have a "World's Finest" title that eventually became the Superman/Batman title that most of the current fan-base is familiar with. Another DC title was "The Brave and the Bold," which is more readily recognizable as TV's "Batman: The Brave and The Bold" cartoon series and the likewise titled comic book.
One last example, then I'll move on to guest appearances. "Marvel Team-Up" was the publisher's answer to DC's success with their team-up titles. The comic continues today. For a while it was known as "Spider-Man Team-Up". The original series almost always featured Spider-Man, so it makes sense that he would take over the title. The title changed to "Marvel Team-Up" again in 2005 and usually featured Spider-Man as one of the characters. The most recent incarnation, as it could be argued, is "Avenging Spider-Man." Every issue features Spider-Man teaming up with an Avenger, but will probably stray from the Avengers' line-up in the future.
Okay, one more example, and then I swear I'll change over to guest appearances. One of the best team-up stories to come out in a long time was Jason Aaron and Adam Kubert's "Astonishing Spider-Man and Wolverine" mini-series. It was an awesome time-traveling, possibly alternate dimension hopping, epic that spanned much of Marvel continuity. If you love comics, you should definitely pick this story up.
Lastly, we'll examine what a guest appearance is and how it works within comics. Guest appearances are not all that complicated. A guest appearance is when one hero appears in another hero's comic for a story, but there is no crossover into the guest's own title. The most recent example I can think of was when Wolverine appeared in X-Factor #230. Wolverine showed up in X-Factor for part of the story, but no one from X-Factor was in a recent issue of Wolverine and no part of the story bled over into Wolverine's title. Therefore, this issue can be said to have had a guest appearance by Wolverine in it.
I hope that all of this explanation has cleared up any questions about the differences between crossovers, team-ups, and guest appearances. These types of stories can be some of the most fun for readers and creators alike. They offer something outside of the normal comic book story and give creators the chance to shine with other characters and story possibilities.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (558 votes).
In short: Some small changes could really make a difference for 2011In full: A fast, scenic course. The intial 2 miles were along closed roads and the remainder along cycleways and paths - all very flat except for the last mile, which was a killer climb. Chip to chip timing and well staffed water stations (with easy to drink bottles). Really appreciated the family encouraging runners by banging drums and cans at the 4/11 mile junction.However, I felt sorry for the 10km backmarkers who were overwhelmed and I would have welcomed something more than a bottle of water as refreshment at the end of 13 miles.Date of review: March 7, 2010
In short: No complaints just needs tweaking here & thereIn full: I thought it was okay, and got a pb. Enjoyed the course apart from the hill about 11 & the final hill.Didn't have an issue with the 10k runners but then I plod along at the back. No doubt if the half started in front of the 10k they would be commenting about the likes of me. Most of the complaints are directed at areas that didn't affect me. Hopefully these bugs can be ironed out.Date of review: March 7, 2010
In short: Need to learn from the mistakes for next yearIn full: I will try not to be too critical here, because I actually enjoyed the event, but there are a number of issues that need raising and addressing for next year.1. The start. Have bigger time gaps between the races and predicted time pens, no one had a clue where to stand.2. The first couple of miles. Narrowed down very quickly, before the pack had thinned out meaning it was pretty congested.3. Posts. There were a lot of posts on the footpaths, some marshalls warned of them, as did some runners, but I saw one male runner who will now be talking in a higher voice!4. Entry Fee / Goody Bag. It was pretty steep for what you got. Food and drink in a bag at the end can usually be provided by sponsors (there are supermarkets galore nearby who must be worth approaching)5. Baggage. Oh Dear! 80 minutes to collect my bag, all the time seizing up! Considering the chaos, the queue was pretty good natured. They won't be if it happens again.I hope the organisers read the feedback on this site, because a lot of the same themes are cropping up, most of which are fairly easily remedied!Date of review: March 7, 2010
In short: Very disappointed for home raceIn full: The baggage point was awfull, worse than last year. Waited 40 minutes for a post race massage in the cold which was sub-standard and left my calf muscles in spasm. Very unprofessional therapist who wouldn't give me her details.Very disappointed with post race goodies. No big brand goodies or decent medal.This is my home race but will do Berhampstead next yearDate of review: March 7, 2010
In short: Great race. teh only downside was the queue to hand n your bag. I eventually gave up and jogged to my car to store my bagDate of review: March 7, 2010
In short: Well organised and surprisingly scenic for a modern town, mild hillsIn full: Nice Nike optional extra tee shirt. Good parking and race organisation. Plenty of loos at start, none on course but plenty of bushes. Generally flat but the first 1 mile downhill is also the last, so dont expect a fast last mile. Mixture of town, villages and lakes. Problem a t start with the half running into the back of the 10k race that starts a few mins before, causing congestion. On the whole well worth the tripDate of review: March 7, 2010
In short: Fairly fast course. Some scope for organisational improvements.In full: Some good features, some scope for improvement.If the 10K race is to have a separate start, it might make more sense to wait until 10 minutes or so after the half marathon.Similarly starting pens, or finishing time boards at the start would be useful.(From reading the other reviews, I'm pleased I decided to leave my kit bag in the car.)Positive features included the first three miles of the course on closed roads and then most of the remainder of the course on cycle paths.Getting in and out of the parking was straightforward.The course has definite PB potential (which was helped by the weather this year). As it's a local event I would do it again.Date of review: March 7, 2010
In short: Has the potential to be a very good race, just let down on a couple of points.In full: The first couple of miles were very congested trying to get past the slower 10k and fun runners. Not such a problem for a plodder like me, but I could imagine the elites getting a bit annoyed by it.I thought the course was pretty scenic and varied and was well signed and marshalled. I really enjoyed it, especially in the sunshine today. Running round Willen lake was a definate high point.I wasn't aware that there were sports drinks on offer, but the water stations were well placed and frequent. A lucozade at mile 11 would have really made my day!I managed to blag a free massage afterwards, courtesy of the lovely people at Isis, which more than made up for a lack of a goody bag. That said a flapjack/banana/choccy bar would have hit the spot afterwards. It's my first half for a while, but I'd definately do it again. A great big thankyou to all who helped organise and marshall today. Date of review: March 7, 2010
In short: Great route for pb's. Not great organisation at start.In full: The route was great, parking was great, not enough toilets at start. The lack of a goody bag was a shame. The water stations were well placed and I always take my own energy drink for a race this long.Date of review: March 7, 2010
In short: gutted,expected better In full: why did the 10k start in front of half,felt sorry for serious runners weaving through 10k and waisting precious seconds ,i tried desprately not to get in your way,i hope i didnt. as for the marshalls,im the first to say thankyou for giving up time so people like me can run races but to the guy eating his lunch,the marshall who left her post to talk on her phone and the other lady chatting to a friend and had to be approached for directions thanks! i know races rely on volunteers but if you dont like the job dont volunteer im even more sorry to say i live in(and love)milton keynesDate of review: March 7, 2010
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5 Stocks to Buy While Others Are Afraid
My biggest concern: I am waiting for a couple of paychecks to clear. In fact, until they do, it would not bother me if the market continued to correct, drop, tank or even crash.
I fully understand that the prospects of these things scare many people. If you need your money soon and you're all-in, I understand your fear. When the day comes that I am two-to-five years out from needing cash from my nest egg, I will have tucked a more-than-sufficient portion of it under my proverbial mattress.
Short-term sentiments aside, as a long-term investor, I am buying the following stocks on weakness.
Names to Buy on Weakness
Electronic Arts (EA) , Activision Blizzard (ATVI) and Zynga(ZNGA) . That's right. I like all three stocks. If a space exists where multiple companies can not only co-exist but thrive, the gaming sector is it.
Investors have bruised and battered each of these stocks. As of Tuesday's close, EA is down 44.6% from its 52-week high. ATVI is off 13.9%. And ZNGA took a 50.2% haircut.
Hold on tight, but if I were to create a basket between these three stocks, I would allocate 50% in ZNGA and 25% each in EA and ATVI. Yes, overweight ZNGA. Before you start talking about "bubbles," "irrational exuberance" and "dot-com booms and busts," let me explain myself.
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First and foremost, I am a long-term investor. When I buy a stock, I do so with a time horizon measured in several years, not days, weeks or even months. And I buy future potential.
Zynga has the visionary in its CEO Marc Pincus. As I started to explain Monday on TheStreet, I invest in visionaries like Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg and Pincus. These guys started companies, created spaces, changed the world and continue to own the role of trailblazing pioneer. I will bet on an entrepreneur any day of the week over an MBA. (And I know Pincus has an MBA, but he's as much of an MBA as I am urban planner or heart surgeon).
That's why I go overweight Zynga. I want more of my money on the guy who dictates change to the other guys. While it's tough to hammer them too hard for it, both EA and Activision came way late to the digital party.
Neither company saw the future or, at the very least, they failed to act on it. Now, they're playing catch up. On the bright side, both have strong-enough balance sheets to subsist while they regroup. Activision has no debt and about $3.5 billion in cash. EA sports only $534 million in debt and has nearly $2 billion in its savings account. And, on the even brighter side, their digital businesses are starting to emerge hard and fast.


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I kind of thought it was some obscure art thing involving an animal head...
Gorgeous pies, but what a frustrating thread... 2stone makes a few modelsranging from $300 griil to the $5K Commercial unit...You really have to go back and make a point to remember which model each member is using; it would be a delight if the various 2stone users could make a note on their posts stating which model they are using, particularly on the posts with pics...!
I have to say, all these 2 Stone Pies look AMAZING! I can see where simply having to light the burner would lead to more pizzas than having to light a fire each time.


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peeker643 wrote:Browns-centric of course.
Y'all know the issues and the holes this team has. QB is clearly one of those. And y'all know the importance of that spot.
What I think people should probably admit is the Browns could move up more easily than anyone else to grab whatever pick they want. No one has two 1st round picks as high as Cleveland's as well as the 4th pick of the 2nd round.
There really is no excuse to not get the guy you want. You'd just have to give up the 4th, 22nd-ish and potentially next year's first.
Maybe 4-22-36 and another pick next year.
How high y'all willing to go? Where do you draw the line?
Is 4-22 and next year's 1st rounder worth RGIII or Luck?
First one to include McCoy as part of a deal loses unless you're giving up 4-22 and a high pick next year with McCoy included solely to get him gone.
Gotta have te franchise QB is all I hear. Well, is he out there and worth potentially three 1st round picks? If not, why not?
Ready to answer this question, and I surprised myself.
I would give both this years 1sts plus next seasons first for Andrew Luck.
I stay put if that wont get it done, and I pick RG3, unless someone (WAS) offers a similair package of picks for #4, which I'd think very seriously about taking. I like RG3 a lot, but not enough to say I dont have a pricetag for that pick if he's still there. I do, but that pick wouldn't be cheap.
Ultimately I think people are right when they say NFL Parity is a farce, and that if you dont have the QB you have nothing.Its not going to get easier to be in the position to draft the #1 QB prospect once we are average enough to win 8-10 games. Just going to be tougher.


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LET us go then you and me,
While the day is spread out on my BlackBerry
Planner, like a day spread out on a BlackBerry planner;
Let us go to scheduled photo opportunities,
In appropriate communities
Marginal electorates of middle class swing voters
Campaign finance fundraisers at BMW motors:
Guest spots on sports radio talk-back
Friendly breakfast TV chats
Until I'm interrupted by an annoying breaking news story . . .
Oh don't ask, 'Why is education such a disaster?'
Let me talk about my mate Dan Carter.
In my office officials come and go
Warning of negative gdp growth.
The tracking poll that wanders slowly down,
The popularity poll that grazes about but over time trends down
Smiles upwards when we get tough on welfare,
But answers sensible wealth creating policies with a puzzled frown,
Shies for our opponents when we try to mine the national parks,
Runs with herd-like terror from Hollywood or Wall Street,
Ducks and nuzzles the ground indifferently at public service reform,
Answers historic infrastructure projects with a sullen bleat.
And hopefully there will be time
For the public surveys and our own in-house poll,
To recover and no longer trend down;
Hopefully time, hopefully time,
For growth to reduce the number of workers on the dole;
There will be time to grow our ailing stock exchange,
We'd be halfway through the power sales already
If the Maori Council weren't so deranged;
Time to show our economic policies are sound,
And time yet for a hundred and twenty key actions,
The Christchurch rebuild and resource extractions,
To kick in before another election rolls around.
In my office officials come and go
Warning of negative gdp growth.
And hopefully there won't be time
To wonder 'Is it working?' and, 'Is it working?'
Time to face the opposition, smirking,
And the electorate whose doubts are lurking –
(They all wonder, 'Why aren't things better now?')
As if I could flick a switch, somehow
And float New Zealand on the Dow –
(They all wonder, 'Will he stay or take his bow?')
Do I dare
Stand for a third term?
Hopefully I can leave on a high note
And go chair a multinational finance firm.
For I have known them all already, known them all:
I've known the advisers, the strategists, the campaign troops,
I've run the goddamn country by focus groups;
I know the midnight phone call
Querying comment on tomorrow's scoops.
So how shall I recoup?
And I have known the lies already, known them all –
The smear that we don't care about the poor,
And that our economic strategy is a failure,
That our welfare policies are an epic stall,
A distraction from the exodus to Australia,
Our opponents are actually liars, and so much more.
And how should I recoup?
And I have known the officials already, known them all –
Officials who tell me things are slowly going to hell
(But the executives of Fulton Hogan say that things are going pretty well)
They drone about productivity growth stagnation
And the unaffordability of superannuation
Officials with gloomy projections projected on the wall.
And will I then recoup?
And how should I reply?
Shall I say, I have played golf with real wealth creators
Company directors, venture capitalists, equity fund managers
Who think things will pick up, and that I'm roughly on the right track? . . .
External circumstances are what critics should condemn
I'd have been a great PM if nothing went wrong
So the economy still slumbers, fitfully!
Twitching whenever the exchange rate rises,
Stunned after Christchurch and the Global Financial Crisis,
Inflation is low, unemployment still better than half the OECD.
Can the manufacturing industry wake without the state intervening?
Will net foreign debt go down now that the Hobbit's started screening?
But though I have cut tax for high earners, cut corporate tax,
Streamlined the RMA to make things easier for developers,
The numbers in each fiscal forecast are consistently worse,
And in short, I am not relaxed.
And would it have been worth it, all that work,
All the speeches, the interviews, the debates,
About whether the economy is in dire straits,
Is it worth it? Am I keen,
To return to government in twenty fourteen?
Resume the treasury benches with a winning smirk
Give my speech to the throne with my trademark grin,
Promise that our policies would see some progression;
If my advisors then sit me down, looking sinister
To tell me we're back in recession,
And Winston Peters is my new Finance Minister.
Then how would I administer?
And would it have been worth it after all,
Would it have been worthwhile,
After the teapot tapes and Kim goddam Dotcom,
After the sackings, the privacy breaches, the interminable Cabinet meetings,
The GCSB brain fades and countless press gallery briefings –
It is impossible to say just what I mean!
But it as if a power-point presentation drew my thoughts in diagrams upon the screen:
Would it have been worth while
If Treasury tell me the Auckland property bubble has burst,
The most likely fiscal scenarios are the worst,
And you can't pass budgets without New Zealand First.
I'm slightly less preferred . . . I'm slightly less preferred . . .
As Prime Minister, and my asset sales are deferred.
Do I dare to crush a union? Or reappear on the cover of Woman's Weekly?
Maybe I'll do Woman's Day, and undermine collective bargaining discreetly.
I've heard my strategists whisper, then sigh bleakly.
I do not think they're entirely frank with me.
I've seen them printing out their CVs on the office printer
Meeting with lobbyists, planning their new careers
Cashing in on their connections for a few lucrative years.
For I have twenty four more months to be comfortable about things
To smile and float cheerfully around
Til our lack of coalition partners sinks us and we drown.


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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), established in 2003 through the consolidation of 22 agencies with disparate missions, has obligated billions of dollars annually to meet its expansive homeland security mission. DHS acquisitions represent hundreds of billions of dollars in lifecycle costs and support a wide range of missions and investments including Coast Guard ships and aircraft, border surveillance and screening equipment, nuclear detection equipment, and systems to track the department's financial and human resources. DHS has not effectively developed, acquired, and provided oversight of its complex investments, such as programs for securing the border and the nation's transportation systems, with many programs experiencing cost overruns and schedule and performance shortfalls.
DHS faces significant challenges in managing its acquisitions, including programs not meeting their cost, schedule, and performance expectations. Strengthening its acquisition management process would help DHS to deliver critical mission capabilities that meet identified needs on time and within budget, including helping to reduce the cost overruns and schedule delays that DHS continues to experience in many of the major acquisition programs GAO has reviewed.
DHS acquisition spending has increased by 66 percent since fiscal year 2004from $8.5 billion in fiscal year 2004 to $14.2 billion in fiscal year 2009and DHS's portfolio of complex acquisitions continues to expand. DHS has made progress in strengthening its acquisition management by, for example, implementing a revised acquisition management directive that includes more detailed guidance for programs to use in informing component and departmental decision making. However, most acquisition programs GAO has reviewed at the department have not met cost, schedule, and performance expectations.[1] In particular, most DHS acquisition programs reported cost growth from initial estimates. Further, most programs GAO reviewed experienced estimated or actual schedule delays in delivery of initial operating capability of an average of 12 months. As GAO reported in June 2010, weaknesses in the department's acquisition management process continue to hinder the department's ability to provide needed capabilities on time and within budget. For example:
[1] GAO reviewed 15 DHS major acquisition programs for which cost, schedule, and performance data were available.
GAO's work has highlighted the need for the department to improve its acquisition portfolio management and adhere to key acquisition management processes to help improve the department's ability to deliver major acquisition programs to meet critical mission needs on time and within budget. Ensuring that requirements and cost estimates are well defined upfront could help DHS make sure there is a more accurate picture of the total costs and needs for a program. Further, establishing and measuring performance against department-approved baselines and indicators would help ensure that the acquisition program is on track with regard to performance, schedule, and cost. As GAO has recommended, DHS needs to ensure that its investment decisions are transparent and documented; ensure that budget decisions are informed by the results of acquisition investment reviews, including acquisition information and cost estimates; identify and align sufficient management resources, such as acquisition staff, to implement oversight reviews in a timely manner; and review and validate acquisition programs' requirements. These actions, if implemented effectively, should help DHS identify and avoid the cost overruns and schedule delays that DHS acquisition programs have experienced.
DHS is planning to address these challenges by, among other things, establishing an Investment Review Board to oversee activities of the Acquisition Review Board and the status of all acquisition investments; expanding its Acquisition Corps to provide trained procurement and program management professionals to manage DHS's most critical acquisition programs; and developing a tool to track programs' cost, schedule, and performance indicators. However, it is too early to tell what effect these planned changes will have on DHS's acquisition management. In addition, due to previously mentioned concerns about the accuracy of current cost estimates and DHS challenges in measuring against cost, schedule, and performance baselines, GAO is unable to quantify future savings at this time. Success in reducing acquisition cost overruns will depend on DHS's further implementation of key actions GAO has recommended for strengthening the department's acquisition management.
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ROGERS CITY – A group of Onaway women won a victory Thursday when a judge ruled they can pursue a recall of Onaway's mayor and two of its city commissioners. However, the county decision could be appealed. If it survives that process, the women would have to get enough signatures from the community's registered voters to hold a special recall election.
Presque Isle County Election Commission Chairman Dan McLennan made the decision unanimous Thursday afternoon at the County Commissioner's meeting room during a clarity hearing to evaluate the language of the recall allegations.
When he announced his own vote, Shaloy leaned back and gave a sigh of relief.
"I'm elated. This has been a long process and it's stressful," she said. "We definitely need a change."
The issue came to a head earlier this year, when Onaway commissioners decided not to renew the contract of Police Chief Jim Gibson, who had been the city's only peace officer. He has worked in law enforcement 26 years and served Onaway for 14 years.
According to earlier reports, he was let go because of budget issues.
When Shaloy and several other women decided to pursue the recall effort, they lost the first round April 23 at a clarity hearing in Rogers City.
McLennan, County Treasurer Bridget LaLonde and County Clerk Ann Marie Main determined that two of the three allegations in the language of their petitions were not based on fact, but instead on opinion. One issue was whether or not the police chief's departure represented a clear disregard for the safety. The community is some 23 miles from the Presque Isle Sheriff's Office in Rogers City.
So Shaloy and her supporters rewrote and submitted new petitions for review, which passed muster. This time, they alleged, Mayor Gary Wregglesworth, and Commissioners Jessie Horrocks and Chuck Abshagen failed to make decisions to retain the Onaway police department.
"I do think the language is clear and factual," said LaLonde. "Leave it to the voters to decide."
McLennan noted that a new Michigan law requires clear and truthful language, but does not define what "truthful" means. More clarification could be handed down in the future, though, if rulings are appealed to a higher court.
Horrocks, the only one of the three to attend the hearing, argued against the new language. Onaway is pursuing other options regarding police protection, she said. She added that she has been responsive to the needs of residents, because she has been re-elected numerous times during her 16 years of service.
The next step depends on whether the Onaway commissioners decide to appeal the ruling to a higher court for clarification.
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The community's next election will be held this November, and two of the commissioners are up for re-election, he said. However his post as mayor is slated to be decided next year.
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ESCANABA – A bomb charge was dismissed in court Friday against a 28-year-old Rapid River man accused of attempting to make an explosive device last spring.
James Lee Bugg was scheduled to be tried in January in Delta County Circuit Court on one count of attempted possession/manufacture of an explosive or incendiary device with malicious intent. He was arrested in June for allegedly attempting to make a bomb on May 25 in Rapid River.
During a motions hearing in circuit court Friday, Defense Attorney Russ Hall made a case for the court to dismiss the charge because there was no evidence proving the defendant took action to prepare a bomb.
Testimony during a preliminary examination in district court in July revealed Bugg had four empty fire extinguishers and firecrackers in his room and black powder was found in another part of the home. His mother testified when she asked her son about the extinguishers, he told her they would make "good bombs."
Assistant Prosecutor Philip Strom said the evidence could be viewed as an attempt to possess or manufacture an explosive device and that it would be up to a jury to decide if the defendant was gathering materials for making a bomb.
Strom also noted there was evidence Bugg had made bombs in the past and he had commented on Facebook that the Boston Bomber stole his idea.
Bugg allegedly made threats on the Internet to build an explosive device to attempt to harm people at a public venue, according to previous testimony.
Circuit Court Judge Stephen Davis said the black powder found in another area of the house should be taken out of the picture because it has no ties with the defendant.
Quoting from similar court cases, Davis said a defendant's action must be more than preparation such as a direct movement leading to the immediate completion of the crime.
"The attempt must be clear," added the judge.
Davis said there was not sufficient evidence showing the defendant was close to succeeding in possessing or manufacturing a bomb.
The judge quashed the charge, dismissing the case because the evidence presented was not enough to show probable cause the crime had been committed.
The defendant was released from jail later Friday and his $50,000 bond was lifted.
Bugg had been serving time in jail since June 7 when he was arrested by Michigan State Police from the Gladstone Post. Troopers were assisted in the investigation by FBI and ATF officers.
Bugg faced a maximum sentencing of seven and a half years in prison due to a second offense habitual offender notice which would have upped the maximum punishment.


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In sync with the spirit — and spirits — of Alive's bar guide, here are places that serve terrific drinks, but also cook great versions of regular cravings like burgers and tacos, pizza and sushi. See, sometimes you can have it all.
Ever Ready with $10 Spaghetti
Spaghetti and Meatballs from Giuseppe's Ritrovo: Arches, brick and a jazzy atmosphere contribute to the cool sophistication that makes this beloved Italian trattoria a magnet for movers and shakers as well as families, friends and dates. Though Giuseppe's is an upscale place known for many-grades-above chow, it's also famous for its never-changing $10 plate of spaghetti and three huge meatballs. Rich and tangy, dark-looking and long-cooked "Sunday Gravy"-style meat sauce is the star of this hard-to-beat Parmigiano Reggiano bargain, but the perfectly al dente pasta and super-soft meatballs — plus tableside gratings of Parmigiano Reggiano — provide strong accompaniment.
To Drink: The yards-long arsenal of bitters atop the bar are a tip-off how serious Giuseppe's is about cocktails. So is this: Curio's main drink-designer previously worked his shaken-and-stirred magic here. For something light, the fizzy and pretty, orange-scented Cappelletti Spritz (wine-based Cappelletti Aperitivo, house orange bitters, lemon and prosecco; $8) starts out soft and fruity, finishes bitter and crisp, and actually improves on the vastly popular-in-Venice classic. In a darker but immensely fun vein, Giuseppe's New Orleans-honoring Vieux Carre (Bulleit rye, Hennessy, Carpano Antica, Benedictine and bitters; $13) arrives in a chilled and napkin-wrapped, value-conscious metal flask, and it's absolutely delicious — spicy and with cherry and cola notes. Giuseppe's also has an extensive, Italian-heavy wine list (a lotta $40-and-under bottles), plus a solid selection of craft beers.
Hamburger Heaven
Biodynamic Beef Burger and Ohio Lamb Burger from Till Dynamic Fare (served with excellent roasted redskins): In an era when burger prices routinely reach the mid-teens, these crustily seared, ridiculously juicy and delicious, completely handmade things are actually worth the cost ($17). If you haven't been, Till's like a solution to an algorithm for demanding contemporary "foodies." It's hip but accessible, urban but farm-focused. Offering a restrained menu that's edgy yet familiar, artsy-casual Till sources rigorously and follows "made-from-scratch" as if it were a religion. And nobody makes better burgers in Columbus. Laboriously hand-chopped and meticulously hand-shopped (the chef drives to a special biodynamic farm to get "super-organic" beef, meaning it's limited in supply), they come on lovely, soft-yet-firm housemade buns with creative-but-not-in-the-way toppings. The epiphany-igniting clean-tasting beef is steaky, whereas the lamb (my favorite) is a little wild.
To Drink: Exhibiting parallel care with food and drinks, Till's prime-ingredient cocktails rock ($10). A pretty-in-pink, perfect-for-spring, recent gin-based special called Jasmine was especially refreshing, with extremely dry, grapefruit-led citrusy flavors. And Till's self-described "Perfect Manhattan" could be taken literally (in cocktail-ese, "perfect" denotes equal parts sweet and dry vermouths). To achieve "perfection," Till's champion Manhattan uses housemade bitters (created with OYO whiskey), James E. Pepper rye, plus Dolin and Cocchi di Torino vermouths. Till's short but sweet beer list — most come in econo-minded 22-ounce "pints" — includes North High Brewing's very fine ESB, Heavy Seas Loose Cannon IPA and the delightfully sour Petrus Oud Bruin. Wines — with categories like "obscure," "in our region" and "classic" — are likewise light in number but weighty in curatorial logic.
Taco Takeover
Mexican Food from Bakersfield: The best tacos in the Short North (at least) use housemade soft corn tortillas, and come from this rowdy and handsomely lit fun palace. Sure, the Cincinnati-bred, mini-chain is kitschy with its over-a-barrel dining, goofy Wild West-esque saloon vibe and faux outlaw image, but its zesty food only seems to get better, and its cut-loose revelry never ends. Start with the limey and nicely seasoned guacamole ($6), served with freshly fried tortilla chips. Then eat one of my favorite tacos in town — the spicy, juicy and citrus-kissed-piggy-filled Cochinita Pibil ($3). Also recommended are the rare-around-here, corn-speckled, meat-free huitlacoche taco ($4; huitlacoche is mushroomy/truffly), plus Bakersfield's killer, best-bangs-for-your-pesos tortas ($8).
To Drink: Not only does bargain-friendly Bakersfield make the best cheap margaritas ($6/Mason jar), but it's heavily stocked with prime whiskies and tequilas. Plus, it features rotating, high-test $3 shots du jour (e.g. Four Roses, Espolon). Modelo Especial is on tap ($4), and there's a decent selection of craft bottles for $5 (e.g. 21st Amendment's Bitter American). Ginger-addicts like me should seek out the bracing and not-one-bit-sweet Red Headed Stranger cocktail ($9, named after a Willie Nelson album) made with Buffalo Trace bourbon, Domaine de Canton, lemon juice, cayenne pepper and Angostura bitters ... and decorated with lotsa candied ginger.
Weekend Wonder
Brunch at Wolf's Ridge Brewing: One of last year's "hottest" and best new restaurants serves an indulgent Saturday and Sunday brunch with characteristic intelligence and graceful "farmhouse-industrial" style. Expect hearty dishes with beery inflections, artful presentations and nice prices. WRB's wonderful take on Eggs Benedict ($11), one of my favorites in town, crowns herby and salami-esque discs of homemade pork pate, addictive tot-like potato balls and perfect poachers in a lush avalanche of tangy, hops-kissed hollandaise sauce. The inspired Toad in the Hole ($10) — it's an old British dish — skillfully encases over-easies within trimmed and toasty brioche rounds flattered by intense beer-cheese sauce, creamy roasted fingerlings and crispy bacon.
To Drink: WRB's killer Bloody Maria ($10) twists and spins the famous tomatoey a.m. libation by replacing vodka with smoky 12-year-old Bowmore Scotch and El Espolon tequila. Garnished with a terrific housemade curry-pickled green bean, it's light and refreshing and features a sneaky heat. For something completely different, the "speedball"-like Stout and Espresso ($7) combines on-site brewed black beer with a splash of pleasantly bitter coffee to surprisingly inspired effect. Flights of WRB's distinct beers (5/$8) are another fun "I ain't working today" weekend-kickstarter.
Easy — and Cheapie — Sushi
Sushi from M: If cost and/or intimidation steer you toward grocery stores for a sushi fix, you know you can do better. I suggest you hit up happy hour (Monday-Friday, 5-7 p.m.) in one of Columbus' priciest restaurants for some of the city's least expensive "sushi" (many are fusion-y and not-so-raw). Obviously you're not gonna get crap fish at Cameron Mitchell's flagship operation, which looks like a flamboyant lounge in a ritzy California hotel. No, you'll get silky, peppered filet mignon carpaccio wrapped around inverted rolls stuffed with sweet and crunchy tempura shrimp and cream cheese. That'd be M's huge and famous Surf-n-Turf ($8), which fittingly resembles a tempting serpent. Heat-seekers should target the messy-but-excellent Spicy Scallop ($6.50), which caps the best California roll in town (full of sweet, real crab meat) with diced and hot-sauced scallops, plus deep-fried crunchies.
To Drink: M's well-deserved reputation for creative cocktails entails that it boil Peruvian tree bark with aromatics to make its own tonic water. This heady elixir grounds an amazing, tangerine-tinted-and-tangerine-hinting, full-bodied Tonic and Gin ($10, with Plymouth gin and fresh lime). For more fizzy fun, try a tart-finishing alcoholic cherry "pop" (Bourbon Cola, $12) made with Four Roses bourbon, Ruby Port, cherry bitters, fresh raspberries and sarsaparilla syrup ... which M bottles for a ticklish presentation. There's also a huge, un-cheap wine list rife with French Champagnes.
Upper Crust
Pizza from Harvest Kitchen + Bar: Contemporary and vintage get equal time in the unpretentious and handsome design of the brilliant new Harvest pizzeria in Clintonville. That ethos could also describe Harvest's pizzas, because their lovely, edge-charred, fragile-yet-chewy thin crusts harken back to the genuine Italian article, whereas their local-focused toppings are very 21st-century American. For a crowd-pleasing pie, try the Fennel Sausage ($15) with Canal Junction gouda and smoked provolone. If you like a little sting, you can't beat the Spicy Yuma ($14), with more local Canal Junction gouda, plus chipotle-spiked tomato sauce, chorizo, jalapenos, corn, roasted peppers and mozzarella. If you're in the mood for seafood, target the excellent Geary Street ($14), with chopped clams, garlic, fresh mozzarella, Parmesan and oregano.
To Drink: Harvest hits the trifecta with its terrific Curio-esque cocktails (which include chalkboard specials such as a bitter lemonade-like Sensual Peelings made with Watershed Four Peel Gin, Cocchi Americano and Chartreuse, $10); 10 smartly chosen taps (e.g. Dupont's classic Saison, $8, and a hoppy and citrusy Harvest Pale Ale made by Elevator, $4); and a nice, food-friendly and $10-above-retail-bottle-priced wine list with plenty of deals (including $6 glasses of riesling and grenache) and specials (Bedrock's Heritage Sonoma Zinfandel).


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age/d.o.b.: 21, 12/02/83
nicknames: bobo, bobbyo, jets fan, guy in green
other teams: yanks
favorite food: so many... red meat is always a good choice, filet mignon, t-bone, steak in general, love it
t.v shows: sportscenter, family guy, sopranos if it ever comes back on, chappele show, gotta love jets 24/7 (and the home of the... JETS!, if anyone has a .wav file of just that it would be great)
movies: many many, i dont know my favorite but i have wanted to see "Jim Thorpe: All-American" ever since herm said it was his favorite movie on centerstage with michael kay, its hard to track down tho
Jet player(s): i love em all, if they are wearing the green and white its all good... thats a bit of a lie, cause not all of them bleed the green and white... so the ones that bleed it is my answer... of course chad, j-ville, justin time, ecoleman, curtis, chrebet, mawae, ellis... like i said all of 'em
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sorry all my answers were long, but im a complex guy, much love to all of ya'll and ill take this opportunity to thank ronny and husker as i believe they are both responsible for this site, its a great way to kill some time talking what i love to talk about, and im finally out, bless you if you read all of my *beep*... and after dedicating all that time i finally get to leave my house (I was doing all this website stuff in between data entry for my moms, shes a CPA) and now im done and out of here and although i could go on, alcohol and women come calling
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favorite food: Mac and Cheese or Chicken
t.v shows: Sunday NFL Countdown, Sportscenter, 24
movies: anything, i love movies
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weight: 150
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Where you live: Livingston NJ
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favorite food:cheese burgers, chicken, steak, hotdogs pizza (anything on a bbq
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t.v shows: 24, medium, Medicial investigation.
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Jet player(s): Cherbet, Martin, Vilma, Coleman
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Blocking calls into the Flash plugin can temporarily hang Firefox. This is a problem because sometimes the user would be happy to kill the plugin to access their webpage and at other times it's the only way to get certain flash apps/games to load. If you suffer from flash-related hangs see Aaron's blog post for some builds to try. He is working a new feature to provide an option to kill hanging flash instances.
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Very cool patch thanks!
I've been wanting something like that for a while
Just an Honest questions. Is there any reason why Flash tends to hang and crash more often in Firefox then Chrome? Is it down to Chrome uses a new Pepper version of Flash? Or my theory of Chrome uses Tabs / Everything else per process that gracefully handle the hang with Flash without bothering me. Therefore i notice it less often?
And while having a UI for crash and Hang is great as a temporary solution. Is there anything in the work that makes flash less prone to crash and hang. Or is this all problems with Adobe?
That causes a bunch of concerns for me, I hope this was and is being discussed in depth with UX and bsmedberg.


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The stars, filmmakers and friends of ADMISSION showed up for the film's March 5th premiere in New York City.
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In ADMISSION, Tina Fey brings her smarts and humor to the role of a Princeton admissions officer, but her special mix of wit and wisdom seems to be the trademark of her illustrious career.
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Join Tina Fey, Paul Rudd, Lily Tomlin, Wallace Shawn, director Paul Weitz and the rest of the ADMISSION gang for their special NYC screening on March 5, 2013.
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A "chef-driven bar" from Toledo that hosts national cover bands several nights a week is planning to open a Columbus location in the next few weeks.
Bar 145 will open its third location at 955 W. Fifth Ave. with limited hours as early as next weekend, but it won't be "in full swing until after Christmas," said owner Jeremy Fitzgerald. When fully open, Bar 145's hours will be 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.
Fitzgerald started the bar/restaurant that specializes in burgers, bands and bourbon in Toledo in 2011 and opened a second location in Kent this year.
"We label ourselves as the 21st-century hybrid gastropub," said Fitzgerald, who grew up at his family's Mr. Ed's Bar & Grille in the Lake Erie resort town of Put-in-Bay.
Gastropubs have been one of the fastest-growing concepts in the restaurant industry for the past three years, said Tim Powell, founder and principal of business management firm Think Research and Consulting in Dublin.
"In Chicago, there is an original called Publican that offers a huge variety of in-house draft beers and culinary delicacies like duck hearts and suckling pig," Powell said in an email.
Bar 145's gastronomic specialty is burgers.
"We have this thing called a Stack Your Own," Fitzgerald said. It's a burger built from a sushi-like menu on which customers check off their protein (beef, turkey, chicken, veggie or salmon), bun, toppings and sauces. The burger goes for $9.
Diners also pick the temperature at which their protein is cooked. The perfect medium-rare hamburger is cooked to 145 degrees, Fitzgerald said. That's where he got the name for his bar, which carries 40 craft beers and 30 bourbons.
The Columbus location is the largest of the three, at 5,400 square feet, including a 1,200-square-foot mezzanine and private bar, and a 1,200-square-foot patio that eventually will be enclosed for year-round use.
"We've been looking in Columbus for a year and a half," Fitzgerald said, choosing a location that's near the Short North and University District, as well as Grandview Heights.
"It's a destination spot," he said. "You can have a great dinner, and then stay all night and party with the band."


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Wed 23 Jul 2008
Time Well SpentPosted by Billi-Jean under Food , Gardening , Jordan , Knitting , Photos , Seasonal , The Baby
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Early this afternoon, just as I was putting The Baby down to sleep, it began to rain. The thunder rolled continuously in the distance and as I came back downstairs, it began to rain harder. I stood for a minute, looking out the kitchen window at my gardens. I had planned to work in the gardens while he slept. I am definitely not made of sugar and I have been known to garden in the rain – even the pouring rain – but generally, it is considered a reasonable choice to not garden in the pouring rain. And that is the choice I made. So what should I do with my time?
I've got some new (to me) dining room furniture and so I could easily fill up nap time by cleaning glass and moving dishes and crystal. I'm behind on the laundry (as usual), so spending a couple hours catching up there would be time well spent. There are always dishes. Or dusting. Or the pile of crap in front of the freezer in the basement that I need to deal with. I could even get a head start on dinner.
But no. I did none of that. Instead, I made cup of peppermint tea and buttered – with the whey butter I recently discovered at the local Farmers' Market and highly recommend – a thick slice of cinnamon roll bread, took some simple knitting and sat out on the porch.
I was well out of the rain, but sat in the cool and damp swirling air, had a clear view of the lightening, and could hear the rain falling and dripping in the garden and running in the downspout.
Max, the cat who came back, kept me company from the window.
I rocked and knitted and sipped my tea for most of an hour. It was lovely. I could have been more productive, sure, but I don't think the time could have been better spent.
I can't believe that July is almost over. How can we have been so busy and there still be so much more we wanted to do? We've done some of this:
And this:
And lots of this:
So… eight days left in this month and then all of August. We'll be sure to make the best use – not necessarily just the most productive use – of our time, our Summertime. Right now, since the rain has stopped and the sun is shining again, I'm going to slip on my shoes and go out to do my daily inspection of the vegetable gardens and to top up the bird feeders. I know that sounds productive, but it is all play, trust me ;)


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Race morning Tom was signing in runners. He rounded up me and his dad, Bob, and said, "Dad, why don't you and Rachel go ahead and check out the trail. You can wait for me at the first aid station."
We'd met a few weeks before at a 50-mile race. Bob had read my book on running and said nice things about it. Naturally, I liked him.
Bob led the way up a steep incline. I scrambled to keep pace. He was carrying a bulky army-issue canvas pack and wore running tights and a cotton shirt from the Le Griz 50-miler, a race he'd finished 11 times. He was shod in racing flats. I was bundled like the Michelin man, and still shivering.
We reached the first aid station and watched as the lead runners passed. We'd taken off about a half hour before the race's start . Bob had a smile and an encouraging word for everyone. I watched him eat a gel, and said, "Let's go."
He said, "Aren't we supposed to wait for Tom?" I said, "I don't like to wait. Let's go." He shrugged and said, "OK."
There are people who are obnoxious in their friendliness. Often it's a way of compensating for being uncomfortable, of not feeling at home, of not wanting to appear frightened. I've been at races with men who reach out like politicians, glad-handing the volunteers and other runners. They crack unfunny jokes, wax too familiar. There's something weird that happens when men get together to suffer. I don't mind a little perkiness. I can deploy it myself at strategic times. But over the course of many miles, it can get wearing.
Bob and I got into an easy rhythm. I would let him lead on the ascents. He was unfailingly upbeat, but never irritating. I made him tell the story of his life, and listened with real interest as he described his home-coming from the war, his long marriage and the death of his wife and how he had come to take up ultrarunning relatively late in life. The day was clear and chilly; the scenery—classic Montana natural beauty with big sky and diverse trees and meadows and shale-showered ridges and wild flowers—made you want to cry. Runners would come up behind us on the singletrack trail and I'd call out, "Let's let them by," and Bob would step off to the side. Many people knew him. He'd sometimes stop to chat. For the race's early part, I let him do this.
They would ask what we were doing at the front of the pack and not wearing numbers. "We're sweeping," Bob would say, laughing. "I don't know what we're sweeping, but that's what we're doing." They would be appropriately confused and carry on, telling us, "Good job," or that we were looking strong. And indeed, we were.
At the next aid station I told Bob not to linger. "Did you have a gel? Did you drink?"
"I have my mother here," he said to a volunteer and pointed at me. He took off his big pack and told her that he had some sandwiches in there; she was welcome to them.
"Hurry up," I said, "you're dawdling." "Okay," he said. He left his pack behind and took off at a good clip. I sprinted to catch up.


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I still don't.
Of course the reality would turn out to be very different. Other than the visits to Nani's place (somehow significantly less glamorous than secret castles and whatnot), there was nothing much to do in the small mofussil towns where Dad was invariably posted. One could cycle a few kilometers to the only half-way decent bookshop/rental library in town or follow the single-minded pursuit of waiting for the load-shedding to end and blessed electricity to visit our humble homes so that we could all look at a light-bulb and whisper reverently - ''bijli!' There were no swimming pools and there were no clubs and there were no multiplexes and no malls to shop at. There was only Doordarshan and everyone knows what riotous entertainment that provided.
And therefore, I swear that once Padma comes back from bloody bahargaon as it is now called, I am going to run amok like even Adi doesn't. I am going to watch a movie every single day. I will shop till the credit card company starts sending thank you notes home. I will swim and dance the mambo and kick-box. I will join level two of Spanish. And Japanese. And Swahili too while I am at it. I will re-do the home. Hell, I will buy a new home and re-do it. I will write another book. Or a series of novels. In eighteen parts. I will go to the parlour to get beautified. The works. Maybe get pink highlights. And nail-art. I always wanted nail-art. I will get a pet. A black labrador. Or an anaconda. I will dust the pile of books that have collected and read. I will watch The West Wing and M*A*S*H all over again.
Something tells me that reality will be very different again.
Because summer holidays are a myth.


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Listen above to Ellie Goulding perform her version of Fun.'s 'Some Nights' in the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge.
|October 02, 2012
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|October 01, 2012
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|October 01, 2012
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|October 01, 2012
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|September 30, 2012
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Oh I'm sorry, I'm not sorry.
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