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CANANDAIGUA – Officials announced today that F.F. Thompson Hospital is demonstrating its commitment to both the environment and community health by becoming the first hospital in the region to implement Stericycle's Pharmaceutical Waste Compliance Program.
"Thompson Health is serious about examining the ways pharmaceutical waste is being disposed, and is committed to keeping the waste out of both the watershed and the wrong hands. Using these services places Thompson ahead of the curve with green initiatives at a time when several states are beginning to legislate 'no flush' laws," said Deborah K. Weymouth, executive vice president of the health system and chief operating officer of the hospital.
Between 1993 and 2009, more than 1,500 drugs were approved by the federal Food & Drug Administration (FDA). Some of these drugs – such as endocrine disrupters and antibiotics – were among the waste contaminants found in 80% of streams sampled by the 1999-2000 U.S. Geological Survey. 1
Effectively managing pharmaceutical waste can be complex for hospitals. Through Stericycle's Pharmaceutical Waste Compliance Program, Thompson pharmacists are able to identify all of the medications that have the potential to be hazardous to the environment and use specially-designated containers to collect any waste (refused, partial doses or unused portions). Other pharmaceutical waste is collected in separate containers. All of the containers are then removed from the health system by trained waste handlers and disposed of according to state, Department of Environmental Conservation and Environmental Protection Agency regulations.
"This initiative for patient safety and watershed protection represents a significant team effort for the entire healthcare organization and everyone is committed to make it successful," Weymouth said, noting that an upcoming community event is an extension of that commitment.
On Saturday, Oct. 30, Thompson joins several other community organizations in supporting a drop-off event for unused and unwanted medications. Sponsored by the Partnership for Ontario County, this event will be held at the Canandaigua Wegmans from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
"These drop-offs help improve watershed groundwater quality and get controlled substances – expired and unneeded – out of the reach of children and potential drug abusers," said Thompson Health Director of Pharmacy/Cardiopulmonary Services Robert Locke.
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Highly disappointed. Expect better from Learning Resources.
By Wifemomteacher
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About Me Daycare Provider/ Educator, Education Oriented, Parent of Two or More Children
Comments about Learning Resources 60-Minute Jumbo Timer:
I have purchased two of these. The first broke after a few months. I used it a handful of times. I figured maybe it was just a fluke flaw, so I purchased another one since it's just what I had been looking for. The second one I bought broke within two weeks. I was simply turning it to set the time when I heard a snap. I will not be purchasing these again. I would expect more from Learning Resources as I've purchased many items from you for my classroom. I expect quality from an educational company, especially since us teachers are paying out of pocket for most of our supplies.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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By GG
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I am so disappointed in this product. It was a waste of money
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I would not buy this product again
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About Me Babysitting Grandparent, Education Oriented, Grandparent
I bought 3 of these. The first one broke almost immediately. The second one, the timer would not work. I have not opened the third one.
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By RL
from Canada
This timer worked the first few times than it worked sometimes and sometimes it did not. It is bad quality, the hand would come apart and the bell stopped working.
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Not worth the money. This item simply does not work. Instruction says to "turn past 5 minutes to engage bell". Only, when turned to 10 minutes, timer stopped at 4 minutes (no sound, no movement) and will not go to 0. The pop-up will pop up only if manually maneuvered past 0. Did not work no matter where it was set.
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I purchased this for my daughter, she loves it, it really has helped with disciplining. She uses it for getting the children to pick up toys after play, bath time, sleep time anything she can use it for to get them to be more responsible. She says love it too!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Although this timer is easy to use & gives kids immediate feedback, it is so flimsy, that it falls apart or timer stops ringing with very little use. I am a buyer for a store that sells these, & we have had returns with these negative issues.
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I had to return the first one because it just stopped working after 4 weeks. Just got my replacement today and it already doesn't ring when the timer is finished. I hate this product and will be returning this today.
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Diane Kruger has been photographed several times recently with an interesting designer name on her arm, and we should all take note. Barbara Bui might not be a name you're intimately familar with - her ready-to-wear line has been around since the 80s, but her bags aren't carried by many major US retailers. Diane is a lady of discerning taste, though, and where this celeb fashionista/hardcore Chanel afficianado leads, Saks, Barneys, and Bloomies should follow. You can round up a Barbara Bui Dude Bag of your very own for $2010 on her website.
For a full rundown of Diane Kruger's crazy-amazing bag collection, you can check out "The Many Bags of Diane Kruger". Spoiler alert: Again, the girl loves Chanel (and Pacey from Dawson's Creek). There's more Chanel in there than you can shake a stick at. Though really...step away from the Chanel bags with your dirty sticks.


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While conditions like canine diabetes and arthritis in dogs are quite common, many pet owners may not realize what is contributing to these conditions: obesity. According to VCA Animal Hospitals, more than 50 percent of dogs in North America are overweight or obese, and the issue only seems to be getting worse.
The reasons for obesity in dogs vary, but many of the same issues that cause the issue in humans also apply. In the past, many dogs were put to work on farms herding cattle or sheep, or possibly used to help hunt other animals. At the very least, many dogs had wide, open areas in which to get plenty of exercise. Modern pets, however, are often confined to an apartment or are only brought outside for short walks. This lack of exercise is a major contributor to the widespread problem of obesity.
Over-feeding also has a big role to play in overweight dogs. Many owners fill their dog's bowl with food and allow them to eat at all times throughout the day. Additionally, they may also not be choosing dog food that is healthy for their type of dog. When a dog gets used to eating an excessive amount of food, it can be difficult to adapt to a smaller intake.
Diagnosing obesity can be difficult for a pet owner - they may not be able to tell if their dog is heavier than it should be. Typically, a dog of normal weight will have a contour to their body that leads to a "tucked in" abdomen. In overweight dogs, the abdomen is distended and curves outward, rather than inward. While this is a helpful way to recognize obesity, owners should talk with their veterinarian about their concerns with weight to find out if it's a major problem.
Unfortunately, obesity contributes to a number of medical issues in dogs, chief among these being osteoarthritis. In the past, it was thought that carrying excess weight led to more stress on certain joints - and this is true. However, recent studies have also shown fat tissue actually secretes harmful chemicals which can inflame the joints and cause the animal to be in more pain than normal. Fatter dogs with arthritis may experience much more pain than those with the condition who are at an acceptable weight.
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BROOKLYN, N.Y. – Alan de Araujo and Kara Holmes, both of Brooklyn, N.Y., announce their engagement.
The bride-to-be is a 2003 graduate of Escanaba High School and a 2009 graduate of Northern Michigan University with a bachelor's degree in public relations. The daughter of Robin and Denby Holmes of Escanaba, Kara is an audience development associate at Trinity Wall Street in New York City.
Alan is the son of Ivan and Dorothy de Araujo of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He is a 1992 graduate of Escola Americana do Rio de Janeiro and a 1996 graduate of Cornell University with a bachelor's degree in mechanical and aerospace engineering. Alan is the director of digital strategy at the The Outcast Agency in New York City.
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Just caught an absolute ass whooping from Alfonso Gomez from The Contender.
The Micky Ward trilogy will forever live in boxing lore, but Gatti just hasn't been the same since then. While never a great fighter, Gatti has been fun to watch.
This beating ends his relevance though. That's three ass whoopins in a row ... Mayweather, Baldomir, and now Gomez.


text: DARPA announced it wants to find innovative approaches for robust radio communications in congested and contested environments and issued a challenge, asking teams to create software-defined radio protocols to resolve such interference. The DARPA Spectrum Challenge is a competition with a US$150,000 prize for the team able to guarantee successful communication in a shared spectrum using a standardized radio hardware platform. This technology is key for military and civilian radio communications. Clear communications is essential in disaster relief response or emergency situations in which organizations frequently work together. Those agencies responding need to be able to share spectrum without advance planning or other coordination. DARPA will officially open registration for its Spectrum Challenge in January 2013. (PhysOrg)(DARPA)(DARPA Spectrum Challenge)


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OHIO — President Obama came back to the Buckeye State Monday for his 12th visit this year just as his administration announced it was filing a complaint with the World Trade Organization against China for subsidizing the auto parts that the country exports.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer's Stephen Koff, courtesy of "senior administration officials," on Sunday broke the news of the WTO complaint, noting that "the auto industry is already playing a role in Obama's campaign against Republican challenger Mitt Romney, especially in Ohio." Indeed, as the New York Times reported Saturday, Obama and Romney are airing "dueling ads" in manufacturing-heavy Ohio and other key states, "trad[ing] accusations over who is softer on China, and who is more to blame for sending American jobs there." The Times's Jeremy W. Peters did a solid job breaking down the competing claims, examining what the ads say and, importantly, don't say.
So, Ohio's reporters had a good sense, in advance of Obama's Monday visit, of some of the manufacturing-related messages the president would likely bring to his stops in Cincinnati and Columbus (and the counter-messages they would no doubt receive from the Romney campaign). How did they fare covering Monday's messages?
Readers of the Columbus Dispatch got plenty of claims and counter-claims—on taxes and China—but no help from the paper navigating through them. The Blade of Toledo, too, largely left it to their readers to make sense of Obama's jabs at Romney on outsourcing and taxes and Romney surrogate Sen. Marco Rubio's jabs at Obama on China and the debt. The Dayton Daily News ran an Associated Press account chock full of "barbs" the campaigns traded on China but short on guidance for readers. (There was this AP explainer on "why [China's auto parts industry] matters.") Cleveland's Plain Dealer reported that the two candidates "exchanged criticisms" on China policy, among other topics, but readers got little more than "Obama said," "Republicans said."
In Cincinnati, the site of Obama's first stop Monday, readers were better served thanks to the work of Gannett's Deirdre Shesgreen, whose factchecking efforts ran in the Cincinnati Enquirer. Obviously Shesgreen—who writes from Washington, DC, for Gannett's Ohio and Missouri papers—was primed. Her first post online, entitled "Fact-checking Obama's Cincy speech," came in at 12:51, soon after Obama's near-noon speech, and used information from and links to FactCheck.org, the Social Security Administration and the Tax Policy Center to walk readers through two Obama claims on tax cuts.
Her second offering, which came in an hour later, addressed the president's remarks that the administration "brought more trade cases against China in one term than the previous administration did in two." Shesgreen linked to a comparison of Obama's and Romney's China policies by the Council on Foreign Relations that, she wrote, "seems to confirm [Obama's] claim."
For her last online post at 3pm, Shesgreen focused on Obama's "tout[ing]" of his administration's WTO complaint, explaining to readers that Obama's
pitch was a direct appeal to working-class voters in Ohio, who have been hard hit by the economic downturn. And it dovetails with Obama's move to highlight his administration's effort to save the U.S. auto industry, which was on the brink of collapse in 2008 before he took office.
Shesgreen interviewed Ross Eisenbrey of the left-leaning think tank Economic Policy Institute, who called the White House's filing of a WTO complaint "low-hanging fruit," while saying the president could do much more to crack down on China. Shesgreen also cited Sean McAlinden, of the nonpartisan Center for Automotive Research, who said the WTO action, if successful, could benefit workers, but that it is impossible to say by how much. McAlinden also observed, Shesgreen wrote, that "Mexico now has at least 400,000 more auto-parts manufacturing jobs than the U.S. does."
It's clear from her quick-reaction postings that Shesgreen anticipated the direction the president was headed in his stump speeches. The resulting factcheck posts provided valuable information to readers, although it would have been better had they gotten wider play or been woven into the Enquirer's main report on Obama's Monday visit (the paper tells me that Shesgreen's first two blog posts were combined in print into a single factchecking piece). As the pace quickens in these last six and a half weeks before the election, it would be wise for all media outlets to plan ahead in this way.


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Salmon: The Cyprus Precedent
Don't for a minute believe that this decision is part of some deeply-considered long-term strategy that was worked out in constructive consultations between the EU, the IMF, and the new Cypriot government. Instead, it's a last-resort desperation move, born of an unholy combination of procrastination, blackmail and sleep-deprived gamesmanship.
The details aren't entirely clear yet: We're told that deposits of more than 100,000 euros are going to have to pay a tax of 9.9%, for instance, but it's not obvious whether that applies to all of the large deposit or just to the amount over 100,000 euros. And there's still a real chance (according to ekathimerini.com) that the Cypriot parliament could scupper the whole deal. But for the time being, everybody's going on the assumption that the deal will go through, that Cyprus will get its 10 billion euro bailout from the EU, and that everybody with a Cypriot bank account in Cyprus (a group that The Telegraph reports includes members of the U.K. military) will see their accounts taxed by at least 6.75%.
In January, I wrote that this wouldn't happen:
"The last thing that Cyprus or any other country needs is a bank run, which will leave the national balance sheet in the classic pinch where "on the left, nothing's right, and on the right, nothing's left." What's more, in many ways the precedent of forcing depositors to take a haircut would be even more damaging than the precedent of imposing a haircut on Greek bondholders: at that point there would be really no reason at all to have deposits in any Mediterranean country."
It might seem a little bit like shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted, but the lines in front of broken ATMs (noted in this Twitter exchange ) certainly suggest that there will indeed be a substantial bank run out of Cypriot banks when they reopen on Tuesday morning. (Cyprus's loss, here, is likely to be Latvia's gain, as this EurActiv article points out.) Cyprus has been relying up until now on its status as an offshore financial center, especially for Russians. That has bloated its banks with deposits (as the Coppola Comment blog notes), and if the deposit bubble bursts, the government has no money at all to bail out the banks. Cyprus's president, Nicos Anastasiades, said today in this statement that he was forced to choose this path because the only alternative was the collapse of Cyprus' two major banks, with "catastrophic" consequences. What he didn't say is that those banks aren't remotely safe yet -- not with the prospect of a massive bank run hanging over their heads.


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The world of business is changing. In the future, supply chains will be increasingly complex, with more trading partner data and a greater need for real-time business processes. As a result, business-to-business integration (B2Bi) requirements will become increasingly important to business success.
Implementing B2Bi capabilities that can meet the capacity, volume, flexibility and speed requirements of tomorrow?s business environment will not be easy: organizations will need to be able to find funding for modernizing B2Bi systems, and make the case that the systems need to be redesigned. However, those organizations who can overcome these challenges and adapt their B2Bi systems for the future will have a core differentiator that will help them grow and gain an advantage over the competition.


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Surgical treatment of cancer of the vulva (partial vulvectomy) (program ID: 130867)
Uwe Wagner
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Specialized in: gynecology
The Department of Gynaecology at the University Hospital Marburg offers the complete spectrum of gynaecology and gynaecological endocrinology and oncology. The medical services of the department focus on the senological diagnostics, gynecological oncology, tumor board, children and adolescent gynecology, minimally invasive surgery, fertility, osteology and the breast center, which in 2016 because of their excellent performance in dealing with breast cancer strongly recommended by the FOCUS Clinic List.
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- Initial presentation in the clinic
- clinical history taking
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PARADE is latest in a history of musical dramas
As I get ready to open the musical "PARADE" at JCC CenterStage I am stunned by the number of people that seemed perplexed by the idea of a musical drama. What if I told you there was a musical about a man that goes to prison for 20 years for stealing a loaf of bread? You would say "how did they make a musical about that?" Well they did! It's called Les Miserables.
Ever hear of West Side Story? South Pacific? Oliver? Rent? Fiddler on the Roof? Next to Normal? All these stories mix light and dark moments with interesting characters, a powerful story and great music.
The difference is most people have never heard of "PARADE". That all changes May 5th. Prepare to be blown away by this interesting and timely musical filled with hopes, dreams and love…and yes a little drama too.
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The Dangers of Voice Controls
There's a big difference between "looking" and actually "seeing." Car Talk talks to leading driver cognition researchers about the perils of voice control, and "inattention blindness."
There's a big difference between "looking" and actually "seeing." Car Talk talks to leading driver cognition researchers about the perils of voice control, and "inattention blindness."
A new study finds brand-new drivers are great at paying attention to the road...for the first few months, anyway.
Distracted driving is even more dangerous when mass transit is involved.
Professor Paul Atchley's visit to the Distracted Driving Summit inspired a passionate call in his classroom to end this dangerous behavior.
Many would say that in the American psyche, cars equal freedom. Could this be what's behind the resistance to distracted driving legislation in the USA?
Facebook posts from behind the wheel of this teenager's moving vehicle make for tragic consequences.
New laws and regulations often result in any number of unintended consequences. If bans on cell phone use while driving were to be instituted, are there any real "benefits" that we stand to lose?
How Do You Cross the Street in Vietnam? The quick answer is "Slowly and predictably." As a researcher on traffic-related issues, my trip to Vietnam, where traffic obeys loose "guidelines" rather than rules, was a lesson in predictable chaos.
I recently had to write a "benefits" section for a proposal to develop public safety campaigns to limit texting and driving.
Two events happened over the last couple of weeks that prompt me to ask whether we would be willing to make one simple change that could dramatically improve our ability to understand distracted driving.
Ask a younger driver which is worse: A crash from someone texting, or a crash from someone drinking? Which one do you think they would pick? It turns out the answer is a bit complicated...
In posts this year, David Strayer and I have shined the spotlight on the contributions -- or lack thereof -- of both users and the government to the distracted driving problem.
What if I told you that we could end the problem of drivers using cellular phones to talk, text, surf or whatever-is-coming-next RIGHT NOW? Okay, let me rephrase that. I am telling you we could end the problem right now, or at least start on a path toward that end...
When I see a driver texting, I am baffled at how someone can justify being so clearly irresponsible.
A week or so ago, the popular NPR news quiz show "Wait, Wait…Don't Tell Me" asked guests to fill in the blank on the following statement: Contrary to popular belief, new research suggests (BLANKING) can actually improve driver safety. Answer: TALKING ON THE PHONE. What!?


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Skip to comments.Supreme Court upholds voter ID law (4/28/08)
Posted on 03/12/2012 4:02:54 PM PDT by Jean S
The Supreme Court ruled that states can require voters to produce photo identification without violating their constitutional rights, validating Republican-inspired voter ID laws.
In a splintered 6-3 ruling, the court upheld Indianas strict photo ID requirement, which Democrats and civil rights groups said would deter poor, older and minority voters from casting ballots. Its backers said it was needed to prevent fraud.
It was the most important voting rights case since the Bush v. Gore dispute that sealed the 2000 election for George W. Bush. But the voter ID ruling lacked the conservative-liberal split that marked the 2000 case.
The law is amply justified by the valid interest in protecting the integrity and reliability of the electoral process, Justice John Paul Stevens said in an opinion that was joined by Chief Justice John Roberts and Anthony Kennedy. Stevens was a dissenter in Bush v. Gore in 2000.
Justices Samuel Alito, Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas also agreed with the outcome, but wrote separately.
Justices Stephen Breyer, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and David Souter dissented, just as they did in 2000.
Extremely disappointed More than 20 states require some form of identification at the polls. Courts have upheld voter ID laws in Arizona, Georgia and Michigan, but struck down Missouris. Mondays decision comes a week before Indianas presidential primary.
Ken Falk, legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana, said he hadnt reviewed the decision, but he was extremely disappointed by it. Falk has said voter ID laws inhibit voting, and a persons right to vote is the most important right. The ACLU brought the case on behalf of Indiana voters.
The case concerned a state law, passed in 2005, that was backed by Republicans as a way to deter voter fraud. Democrats and civil rights groups opposed the law as unconstitutional and called it a thinly veiled effort to discourage elderly, poor and minority voters those most likely to lack proper ID and who tend to vote for Democrats.
There is little history in Indiana of either in-person voter fraud of the sort the law was designed to thwart or voters being inconvenienced by the laws requirements. For the overwhelming majority of voters, an Indiana driver license serves as the identification.
Burden eminently reasonable We cannot conclude that the statute imposes excessively burdensome requirements on any class of voters, Stevens said.
Stevens opinion suggests that the outcome could be different in a state where voters could provide evidence that their rights had been impaired.
But in dissent, Souter said Indianas voter ID law threatens to impose nontrivial burdens on the voting rights of tens of thousands of the states citizens.
Scalia, favoring a broader ruling in defense of voter ID laws, said, The universally applicable requirements of Indianas voter-identification law are eminently reasonable. The burden of acquiring, possessing and showing a free photo identification is simply not severe, because it does not even represent a significant increase over the usual burdens of voting.
Stevens said the partisan divide in Indiana, as well as elsewhere, was noteworthy. But he said that preventing fraud and inspiring voter confidence were legitimate goals of the law, regardless of who backed or opposed it.
Indiana provides IDs free of charge to the poor and allows voters who lack photo ID to cast a provisional ballot and then show up within 10 days at their county courthouse to produce identification or otherwise attest to their identity.
Stevens said these provisions also help reduce the burden on people who lack driver licenses.
Thank God there is still some sanity in this crazy upside down world.
If true, this is great news. WIll we see this news on MSM any time soon?
Shove it up your butt DOJ.
Outstanding! Just in time for Texas to tell the DOJ to stuff it!
I think John hasn't been able to install the new servers... this is server lag...?
Looks like its from 2008.
Right. This happened a few years ago, so how does a lower court come up with the "unconstitutional" ruling today? As for the criminal DOJ, when are the states going to tell Holder and the gang to stick in their pipe and smoke it?!
Yes it is and Jean S knows it because she typed it to post this article. A shame the idiot AG Holder doesn't but he and his boss ignore laws and rulings if they don't agree with them.
Yes, this is a Supreme Court ruling from 2008, which is why I posted this to extended news with the date of the ruling in the title!
Hillary fought against the ID bit as NY senator.
Yes, it is, which is why I included the date of the U.S. Supreme Court's original ruling about voter I.D. in the title.
How odd that people get so excited about the title that they can't even finish reading it.. 2008, 2008, 2008, 2008 !!!!!! The States should rush the DOJ's ruling on Voter ID laws to the SCOTUS for 'fast track' review. This will definitely impact the 2012 election. If there is one. I think we should do our elections the same way MEXICANS IN MEXICO DO.. MANDATORY VOTER ID AT THE POLLS!
Why is it such a burden for John Doe, when he shows up to vote, shows some form of identification that he is the John Doe listed on the voter registration role? How is that a burden?
Well if so how can Holder stop the voting law? Does Texas have to go back to court
"Woe to them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!" (Isa. 5:20)
Sorry, I don't know why the link doesn't work.
The Book of Obama: The Ganza Megillah
By Clarice Feldman
@ AmericanThinker.com
...In a splintered 6-3 ruling, the court upheld Indianas strict photo ID requirement, which Democrats and civil rights groups said would deter poor, older and minority voters from casting ballots. Its backers said it was needed to prevent fraud...
So how the heck can Holder get away with blocking similar state laws? This should be an impeachable offense.
Thank you!!!
P.S. some people are not to bright...
What are interactions with the government that require Photo ID?
Gun ownership
What else?
Thank you.
Library card.
Animal licensing.
SS card.
According to the libs, some Constitutional rights are more equal than others.
In Wisconsin the 2nd amendment is ok as long as you take a class, pay a fee and go through a background check.
Why do voting rights trump 2nd amendment rights?
You did it right, my bad for getting excited about the news and jumping into your post.
So why is that blockhead Obama's AG objecting to TX ID law?
This regime really needs to go. I do not care if the GOP nominates a rabid dog, I will vote for the dog.
Flying on any public flight, entering US LEGALLY, getting a library card at our city library, acquiring marriage license, applying for passport, when stopped for traffic violation, etc.
Not a problem!
This started last week when a Madison WI judge ruled our legally pased voter id law invalid. Now this with Texas.
Judges own us! Why even bother passing laws when a single judge, or the Obama adminstration can overrule anything. The U.S. Supreme Court has already ruled on this, doesn't matter to these people.
2008 USSC Decision on Voter ID
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Skip to comments.Obama Promises Supreme Court That Will Destroy Second Amendment (frmr NRA pres)
Posted on 11/03/2008 5:51:15 AM PST by connell
By Sandy Froman
Senator Barack Obama says he will respect gun owners, but campaign talk is cheap. What gun owners must know before they vote is that Obama promises to appoint a U.S. Supreme Court that will eradicate the Second Amendment from the Constitution.
On June 26, in the case District of Columbia v. Heller, the Supreme Court held in a split 5-4 decision that the Second Amendment secures a right to keep and bear arms for private citizens, and struck down the D.C. law that banned all handguns and readily-usable firearms, even in your own home.
That decision turned on a single vote. The four liberal justices on the Supreme Court voted against the Second Amendment and to uphold the gun ban. They wrote that the Second Amendment confers no right whatsoever on private citizens, that Americans have no personal right to own guns of any sort, and the government can confiscate or ban them at will.
The Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms survived by the slimmest of margins. If a single justice had voted the other way, the Second Amendment would have been erased from the Constitution forever.
Obama's record shows his assurances to gun owners are cheap campaign talk. He has an unbroken record of voting for every anti-gun measure to come before him. He's voted to outlaw ammunition and to allow trial lawyers to sue gun makers and dealers for the misuse of firearms by criminals. He has voted against the self-defense rights of victims of crime. He even wrote as early as 1996 that he supported a law to ban all handguns.
But even if he had no anti-gun record, he has said who he would appoint to the Supreme Court and the justices he would appoint will take away our Second Amendment rights.
He has singled out one justice on the Court, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, as his model for Supreme Court appointments. Justice Ginsburg was one of the four who voted that private citizens have no Second Amendment rights at all, and voted to uphold D.C.'s handgun ban.
The next president will probably have at least three Supreme Court appointments in his first term alone. Not since Ronald Reagan has any president had that many vacancies in a single term. If Barack Obama becomes president, appointing three more Ginsburgs to the Supreme Court could doom the Second Amendment.
He has repeated his Supreme Court preference multiple times. In debates and in speeches, Obama has said time and time again that he will appoint liberal justices like Ruth Bader Ginsburg to the Supreme Court and to our lower federal courts as well.
Just this week, a radio interview from 2001 surfaced, in which Obama said that he believes the Supreme Court should go further and start redistributing income to achieve what he calls "economic justice." A judge who is willing to take your money and give it to someone else won't hesitate to take your guns.
Every supporter of the Second Amendment has a duty to protect our right to keep and bear arms. Our gun rights are a precious part of our American heritage and one of the reasons we continue as a free nation. Our Founding Fathers considered that right so sacred that they wrote it in the Bill of Rights next to our freedoms of speech and religion.
Every gun owner owes it to the next generation to protect our right to keep and bear arms. This right isn't ours to lose, it belongs to our children and grandchildren.
Barack Obama promises a Supreme Court made up of justices who have demonstrated in writing their intention to eliminate the Second Amendment from the Constitution. America's gun owners must stop him at the polls on November 4. History shows that once a nation's citizens lose the right to keep and bear arms, they never get it back.
As Theodore Roosevelt said, "A vote is like a rifle: its usefulness depends upon the character of the user." On Tuesday, use your vote wisely; vote to protect the Second Amendment, vote for John McCain.
*Sandy Froman is a graduate of Harvard Law School and the former president of the National Rifle Association of America.
Don't know about anyone else, but my morning newspaper came wrapped in a NRA sleeve letting everyone know this, and telling everyone to vote against Hussein.
Obama is a green tree hugging, pro gun control, anti death penalty, pro abortion, pro animal rights, pro illegal immigration, anti Christmas, pro child molestation, intolerant socialist muslim millionaire that thinks that slamming the country is patriotic.
Same with gay marriage. Claiming they take a popular position but then appoint justices that force the opposite of their supposed positions. But no one really questions candidates on details, like make both candidates explain a number of rulings and why they agreed or disagreed on them. (they wont answer I know)
Well to be fair - Obama says he is not a SECRET communist - so we can deduce he is an overt communist.
A friend told me last night that Obama has said something about taking away local power in favor of Federal power. Not sure what he was talking about because it was in the midst of a business meeting, but it sounds like Obama really is a old-style communist centralizer. Any idea, though, of any specific quotes along these lines?
He's talking via Federal law...so much for state's rights.
I believe 37-40 states have enacted shall issue concealed carry laws. (Could be wrong so need to flame me.) In the event that it appears that Heller may be overturned, it would take 34 states to call a constitutional convention and 37 states to ratify a constitutional amendment to make it the law of the land. While we are at it, we can toss in the fairness doctrine, term limits, balanced budget, etc. It may seem drastic but we may not have a choice. I'm not ready to give up without a fight. And I would rather die fighting than simply rolling over.
There mmay be a thread on his proposed "Federal Civilian Security(?) Force" probably a domestic Peace Corps for youth service - not a reinstated military draft - more like a Police State IMHO!
I like that. I like it a lot!
Senator Obama was nearly 17 minutes into his July 2 speech (yet another one where naming Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was required) in Colorado Springs, Colorado when he deviated from his pre-released script and performed without the teleprompter net saying,
"We cannot continue to rely on our military in order to achieve the national security objectives that we've set. We've got to have a civilian national security force that's just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded." (emphasis added)
That is not about to happen.
I never resended my Service Oath, and I'm still armed. I'm right there beside you. My knees make noises when I walk, but my aim is true.
To protect the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.
Never gave mine up either - been out of the service twice as long as I was in, but the oath still stands.
They can only do to us that which we allow them to do. I'm not going down easy.
I've been out ten times as long as I served and I hear you.
Obama is clearly a domestic enemy as are his enablers and
It may actually take resistance to save the Republic.
If the Dems get a super-majority, I expect them to "pack the court' by adding two more liberal justices to get their majority.
I believe he might use his civilian thug force to come and try get our guns
If they come here I hope they realise that my state Fl has the castle law.
any one I mean anyone with a gun or who believes in the right to self defence who votes for obama then needs their head testing and deserves to have their gun taken away form them because of their ignorance to the facts
The 2nd Amendment is the only amendment that inherently protects itself.
Even those of us who don't own guns (and don't care to) realize that the gov't that wants to take away your final course of self-preservation is the gov't that wants you dead.
In other words, let 'em try.
Same thing here, also inside the paper was a full page ad by the NRA also.
Well, my right to keep and bear arms in non negotiable. I use all three boxes to protect it. The ballot box. The legal box. The cartridge box.
If this happens, then there WILL be a new civil war.
"I never resended my Service Oath"
"Never gave mine up either"
Same here.
I myself have been out for the same number of years that I was in, and I can probably still shoot 40 out of 40 on the Q range.
"Im not ready to give up without a fight. And I would rather die fighting than simply rolling over."
You are not alone.
"I never resended my Service Oath, and I'm still armed. I'm right there beside you. My knees make noises when I walk, but my aim is true."
You and me both, brother.
Just as Thomas Jefferson said: "The Second Amendment is for when they try to take it away."
"If this happens, then there WILL be a new civil war."
That's a fact. It will be the second "Shot heard 'round the world." We may very well be looking at a modern day Lexington and Concord.
I went to a gun show this past weekend in Wilmington, Ohio. It was VERY lively and many were talking about the election. A new Supreme Court can rule what they wish but there are too many clingers like myself who would NEVER give up their guns.
I am afriad myself of what might and could happen, I really don't want to shoot anybody, I guess I my have to though if they come after my guns. Then I am afraid i'll end up in prison. What will become of my family? Will we all band together?
Obama has said that packing the Supreme Court with additional justices is OK. Watch out, he doesn't have to wait until a justice resigns to get his way at the Supreme Court.
That is messed up.
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Plaza pool moves in positive direction
Alpena Plaza Pool Director Krista Morrow wants to make a few small price adjustments for swimmers at the pool in hopes that it will increase the amount of participation.
During Wednesday's Alpena County Finance Committee meeting Morrow explained to the commissioner why she felt some tweaks to the prices would help attract swimmers, especially ones who are non-members. Morrow said currently there is a $25 charge for swimmers who want to use the pool whom are not members. She said doing away with the charge will make the pool more customer friendly and more affordable for everyone.
"The non-membership fee was brought in for a good reason and that was to increase revenue, but the fee is a big slap for people who are only going to use the pool temporarily or here to visit," Morrow said. "We have actually had people turn around and walk away when they find out about the fee. With this you have an ill feeling with a person right off the bat, so I proposed we do away with it and increase other things slightly, so we pull more people in quicker and for longer and make more money in the long run."
There will be several other adjustments made to pricing at the pool. Morrow said discounts we be available for service members who want to utilize the pool and for those who have disabilities. Morrow said she would like to slash the cost of any pool purchase for military families and also provide a half-off discount for veterans and their spouse(s).
"The military discount was for active military and I think anyone involved with the military or is a veteran should be able to get it," Morrow said. "Veterans today for the most part are on a fixed budget and we need those people in the pool. They need the pool and I'm hoping by including them in the discount we will get more people using the pool."
There will also be a change in price for swimming lessons. Morrow said she has checked rates at other pools and found out lessons in Alpena were well under the market standard. She said private and group lessons will cost a little more, but said with the $25 non-member fee possibly being done away with, she thinks lesson participation numbers will increase. Lessons will now be $12 for a member and $16 for a non-member.
"I found we were grossly under charging private lessons. To have a lifeguard work with someone privately and make $8 and charge nine $9 doesn't make sense," Morrow said. "We have a lot of people using private lessons and I think they will understand the change."
Morrow said for some of the swimming classes she is having to turn people away. She said she made a temperary price change for the infant swim class and it exploded in popularity.
"Our swim lesson numbers right now are just phenomenal. I'm very, very proud to say that," Morrow said. "I'm pretty sure we had 100 kids total for our last session. I actually had to turn people away. When I dropped the $25 dollars for the infant class we had 52 kids and many parents in the shallow end of the pool. It caught me off guard, but it was awesome."
There could also be potential savings for people with disabilities. Morrow said they can call the pool to see if they qualify and what the rate would be. She said she would like to be able to offer $20 punch cards to some of the people with disabilities.
The new prices were approved by the finance committee, but must still must pass a vote of the entire board on April 30.
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Campus Facilities
The campus consists of 84 acres of grassland and woods extending on both slopes of the knoll from which the College takes its name. Thanks to the foresight of Dr. William F. Curtis, who was president of the College when it moved to its present site in 1915, the grounds are adorned with mature and beautiful examples of more than 140 species of trees from all over the world. Cedar Crest's tree collection is officially designated the William F. Curtis Arboretum and is registered with the American Association of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta.
Large outdoor sculptures by several notable artists are located on campus. Of special note are two monumental and historically significant works ("La Montagne" and "Dans la Nuit") by the renowned American master Gaston Lachaise, and pieces by South African sculptor Stella Shawzin, Bruno Lucchesi and others.
Allen House:The former president's home now houses offices of the student affairs division, which includes the dean of student affairs, student activities, director of residence life, community service and career planning.
Alumnae Hall and Lees Memorial Chapel (ALH): Alumnae Hall contains classrooms, an auditorium, a small 75 seat theatre, faculty offices, a color television studio (used in the communication program) and Lees Memorial Chapel. A notable feature of the Chapel is the group of stained glass windows portraying ten women who made lasting impressions upon civilization. The departments of art and performing arts have studios, faculty offices, practice rooms and workshops in Alumnae Hall.
Art Galleries: Art at Cedar Crest is an integral part of daily life. A multiple gallery system allows the opportunity to showcase a wide variety of exhibitions at locations throughout the campus. Major spaces include Lachaise Gallery in the Miller Family Building and the gallery in the Cressman Library. Additionally, there are student spaces including the Capstone Gallery in Alumnae Hall the Basement Gallery in Butz Hall, and throughout Tompkins College Center. The campus, a nationally registered arboretum, is a site for outdoor sculpture exhibits, as well as historically significant pieces on permanent loan. The activities of the galleries are intimately woven into the program of the art department, bringing in the work of artists with national and international reputations.
Blaney Hall (BHA): The central structure on the campus Blaney Hall, re-named in honor of President Dorothy Gulbenkian Blaney in May 2006, houses administrative offices of the president, provost, executive vice president for finance & administration, executive vice president for enrollment management, vice president for institutional advancement, admissions, finance, human resources, registrar, marketing and commnications, center for lifelong learning, financial aid, alumnae affairs and student accounts. Classrooms, four multimedia classrooms, and a computer lab also are located in this building.
Butz Hall: Butz Hall contains space for student and academic activities, including a student lounge, student organization meeting and storage space, offices of The Crestiad, the student newspaper, and the college radio station (WCCC).
Campus Technology: The campus technology environment includes 12 computer labs and 37 classrooms with Internet access. Internet access, e-mail and shared resources (such as application software and laser printers) are available to students through their campus network accounts. Scanners with graphics and OCR capabilities are located in each computer lab. Wireless Internet access is available in the TCC, the Cressman Library, the Oberkotter Center for Health and Wellness, Pool Science, the Miller building, Curtis Hall, and throughout the residence halls. Computer classrooms and labs are found in academic departments and the residence halls. The Roland and Doris Sigal Center for Business and Information Technology, which occupies the east wing of Curtis Hall, contains a 14-station lab with multimedia/development capabilities, two computer classrooms and a Networking Lab for computer science projects. The Allen Center for Nutrition, located in the Miller Family Building, has a classroom/lab with 24 stations. The Psychology labs are located in Curtis Hall. The Hamilton Boulevard Building hosts one 10-station computer lab and 5 technology-equipped classrooms. Wireless Internet service is available throughout the entire building. A Macintosh lab in the Dorothy Rider Pool Science Center serves students in the biological sciences. Funded by a grant from the Keck Foundation, a lab for computational biology and bioinformatics is located in the Miller Family Building. Designated computer labs are staffed by trained student consultants, who gain valuable work experience, while working alongside Information Technology staff to provide computer support for the campus community. Online services include web-based email, the MyCedarCrest (my.cedarcrest.edu), and online and web-enhanced courses.
Cable Communications:The College maintains a text-based College information channel, which is accessible from every cabled television on campus. The audio portion of the channel includes the student-run radio station. Additional channels are available for in-house programming. These are used for centralized audio/visual distribution (e.g., of taped lectures and events), and are linked to the College's distance learning facility. A campus satellite dish receives a broad range of educational transmissions (both national and international) and can be received from any cable television on campus.
College Bookstore: The College Bookstore is located on Level I of the Tompkins College Center. It offers an excellent selection of imprinted clothing and gifts, textbooks and a wide variety of selected reading material with the capability of special ordering, as well as art and school supplies, gifts, snacks and sundries.
Cressman Library: Rising in three levels from the Cedar Crest hillside, the Cressman Library houses collections and services supporting the College's commitment to a liberal arts education. The library is equipped for wireless Internet access. An outstanding feature of the building is the view from the reading area. The library terrace is accessible from steps on the east side of the building.
The main level includes the reference and journal collections, microforms, an exhibition space that features changing art exhibits, and an information commons of 14 workstations. From these workstations, students have access to the online catalog, the Internet and CD-ROM and full-text resources. Once each semester, a five-part library workshop is given. Students are encouraged to attend in order to learn how to use the library's resources to their optimum advantage. The SIRSI integrated library system supports the on-line catalog, circulation and acquisition services. The majority of staff offices are on the main level as are the lending and information services desks, enabling students to have immediate access to assistance. The Marjorie Wright Miller Poet's Corner houses the library's collection of poetry by American women.
The intermediate level houses the majority of the book collection, study carrels and tables, as well as the curriculum library, which contains a collection of juvenile fiction, non-fiction and K-12 textbooks.
The terrace level houses the rest of the book collection, study carrels and tables, older print journals and the record and score/libretto collections. The media services office is also on this level. Its collections include laser discs, videos, DVDs, audio tapes and music CDs that can be circulated or played in the audio/visual listening area.
The library webpage is accessible at http: //library.cedarcrest.edu. Registered students have off-campus access to indexes, abstracts and full-text resources through a proxy-server.
Through the Lehigh Valley Association of Independent Colleges, the Library is affiliated with the libraries of DeSales and Lehigh Universities and Lafayette, Muhlenberg and Moravian colleges. A weekday delivery service makes it possible for our students to have access to over two million volumes in the combined collections of these institutions.
Curtis Hall (CUR): Faculty offices for management, information systems, computer science, mathematics, economics, education, psychology and social sciences (anthropology, criminal justice, religious studies and social work) are located in Curtis Hall. The Roland and Doris Sigal Center For Business and Technology, the multimedia development and networking (including two multimedia computer classrooms and a micro computer lab), a distance learning facility and Academic Services are also located in Curtis Hall. The second floor contains The Ethics Institute, Alumnae Museum and classrooms. The third floor houses students and two multimedia classrooms. Curtis also houses the health and counseling services center and the specially equipped Inez Cantrell Donley Education Demonstration Classroom on the ground level.
Hamilton Boulevard Building (HBB): Acquired in 2007, this former professional building is now a state-of-the art, high-tech learning center that benefits the entire campus community and serves as the home to the College's nursing program. At 33,000 square feet it incorporates eco-friendly technology and includes six state-of-the-art classrooms, several nursing labs that simulate various healthcare environments, a seminar room, a computer lab and the College's Office of Human Resources.
Hartzel Hall (HHL): Hartzel Hall contains faculty offices for the humanities department (communication, history, philosophy, English, Hispanic and Latino studies), a language laboratory, the honors program center, a multi-media room, a ceramics studio and a paper making studio.
Lees Hall (LEE): Seating capacity for athletic activities is more than 300; for other events, 750. Other facilities in Lees Hall include a fitness center, athletic training room and offices for the athletic department staff. Fitness Center - hours of operation are 6:00 a.m. – 1:00 a.m.
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LA CROSSE, Wis. - This month's Top Notch Teacher is hitting all the right notes with her students.
Her job title is choral director at Lincoln Middle School in La Crosse, but those who know her, know she's so much more.
A quick glance inside Jennifer Gulsvig's choir room, and you can see the diversity. "I believe that every kid should sing or be a part of music and so I let anyone in that wants to be part of my program," said Lincoln Middle School Choral Director Jennifer Gulsvig.
When Miss Gulsvig first started at Lincoln 7 years ago, she had 19 students in the show choir. Now, she has two choirs with more than 90 kids. "I think middle school is the time to try everything and so I believe that if a kids wants to do something, I think they should be able to do it."20408906
"I think she's a little more laid back than some of the other teachers and lets you have some fun in class and seems like a lot of kids just enjoy her class," said 8th grader Jack Hinton.
And because she doesn't cut anyone from auditions, she has one of the only show choir programs in the area that includes students with special needs. "They may not be in that top show choir at the high school, but they had an opportunity in middle school and I've seen improvement in every single one of those kids and that is awesome to see," said Miss Gulsvig.
But Miss Gulsvig's caring for her students goes beyond just the choir room. She tries to make sure everyone knows they're special. "I make it a point to be at everything I can possibly be at for them so I run the clock for the boys football games, I keep book for the basketball games, both boys and girls and then when we have track meets when the weather is good, I help out at all the track meets, and as much as I can cross country and volleyball."
"I think she's incredible, it's like the one class where I can really talk to her, I know she's going to be supportive of everything I do and I can really excel in choir because I'm so trustworthy of her and I know she respects me," said 8th grader Avery DeBoer.
And Miss Gulsvig credits her successful teaching style with two people who've made a big impact on her life. She says, " I've been blessed with an amazing role model in my father who was a choir director for 33 years and the reason I'm teaching today is because of him and then my middle school choir director so those 2 people have been huge influences on me."
Among all of the students' extracurricular activities Miss Gulsvig takes part in, she's also the D.J. for the school dances.
She's also been known to dig into her own wallet if one of her students can't afford something for the show choir.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (322 votes).
In short: Great race. Well organised. Not too hilly and a PB :)In full: Excellent organisation. Good warm up at the start within the castle walls. Great to finish in the stadium. Excellent marshalling, plenty of drinks stations (thanks to the ATC). A few hills but nothing too major / steep. Only minor critism is that the T shirt wold have been better if it was a technical shirt. I guess the one I've got will do for thr gardening. Will definately be coming back to this one. Well done Carflisle!Date of review: October 10, 2010
In full: Great weather, just missed out on a PB! Will be back again next year!Date of review: October 10, 2010
In short: Loved it!!In full: Start seemed very smooth and well organised. Marshalls were brilliant, crowds were very supportive and the weather was great. Really loved the whole experience. See you all again next year. :)Date of review: October 10, 2010
In short: Perfect weather and a PBIn full: Really enjoyed this year but the pb may have something to do with that. Good crowds, good organisation. I'll be back.Date of review: October 10, 2010
In short: My first ever half-marathon achieving 2hrs 33mins which I'm more than happy with. Good for beginnersIn full: As I did not know the course I paced myself so as not to wear myself out but upon finishing I realised I could have pushed myself harder and achieved 2 hours. Definately do it again.Date of review: December 3, 2009
In short: A couple of hills at the beginning but a breeze after that - would suit a beginner - loved it, would run again definitely!Date of review: November 8, 2009
In short: Congested start and a lot of hanging around before the start due to having to collect running chip at least an hour before the start.In full: Allow an extra £5 for Car parking at this event, no concession is made for competitorsDate of review: November 5, 2009
In short: Really enjoyable, generally seemed to run like clockwork.Date of review: November 4, 2009
In short: Great race good atmosphere well organised love it Date of review: November 1, 2009
In short: good posative first time raceIn full: Nothing to bench mark this with so despite weather an all round posative a experience, first race for me, hasnt put me off and learnt much. The only enhancement I would say is, I know we live in a mans world but ladies T shirts would have be very welcome.......do all ladies T-shirts next year and see how the men react lol!!!Date of review: October 31, 2009
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One of the more troubling aspects of the Republican presidential "debate" last week was that most of the candidates, when presented a hypothetical scenario involving suicide bombers attacking shopping malls (with some terrorists being captured and a new attack expected), implicitly and in some cases explicitly and even eagerly, endorsed torture as a legitimate interrogation technique.
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One comment was especially telling: "When I was in Vietnam, one of the things that sustained us, as we underwent torture ourselves, is the knowledge that if we had our positions reversed and we were the captors, we would not impose that kind of treatment on them.
"It's not about the terrorists, it's about us. It's about what kind of country we are. And a fact. The more physical pain you inflict on someone, the more they're going to tell you what they think you want to know." Not the truth, but what they think will stop the pain.
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oh my god baby girl, rock those shoes and that hoodie and that leather jacket. Thanks god you took off that mess of a dress. Tara and BEau, so disappointed in you both!ReplyDelete
This is one do the reasons I love Kristen! She keeps it real, when she got dress tonight she said let me see if Mae is going to like this? Hell no Kristen wear what ever you like! You look hot! Tara keep doing what your doing Kristen is growing into a beautiful women!Delete
what is your problem? I simply did not like the dress, but in some shots with better lighting, the dress looks good on her. I think she is beautiful no matter what. I just don't think it was one of her best choices, that's all. You have your opinion just like I have mine. No need to get all mean and feisty with me.Delete
ya know I love KS with all my heart and proud of what she is becoming. when shes done a good job, I'll be the 1st of many people that praises her work . But Im not afraid to criticize when I find something I dont like. As I said, that's a part of being a fan, you need to love the best and worst of the person. Again this is just an opinion which everyone is entitled to. No need to be harsh with each other just 'cause we share different views. PeaceDelete
her boobs looked bigger than usual. must be the pregnancy. LOL kiddingReplyDelete
I think she add weight, so her boobs looked bigger, btw I like her outfit so much, she looks so beautiful, so stunning, so gorgeous, she just perfectDelete
This my fave Kristen's casual outfit, skinny jean+leather jacket+docmart....i loooooove it
I like her outfit, she looks sexy, cute and so gorgeous, I love her so muchReplyDelete
what a beautiful girl, how can you look so perfect kristen?ReplyDelete
Gorgeous,sexy lady!ReplyDelete
My beautiful angel...ReplyDelete
Where is Rob? :(ReplyDelete
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Anon 1:15am, i will NOT get sick of seeing Rob, but thanks for implying that. In fact, i would want to see more of him. I've had enough of Kristen for the time being. Thank you very much for assuming. And nobody has to jump down my back, this is my opinion, this site seems to be no longer a ROBSTEN site but rather a krisbian love fest site. whatever. I don't know why the blog's team don't step up to the plate with this.Delete
Sorry about the top comment. Has been deleted. We are an RK fan. And totally missing Rob badly. :(Delete
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anon 10:53am, what are you talking about? I think the girls are doing a great job covering both of their scheduled appearances. Kristen has been covered more simply because she has scheduled appearances. The fact that Rob has not been seen for a while now doesn't mean anything. It's not the blog's fault. I miss him too, but I think we will start to see more of him next year or not because he might be too busy filming. I think next year will be a drought for us, but maybe that's a healthy thing for this fandom.Delete
Thank you @mae. We can't win with some people :(Delete
I think a drought would probably be healthy for Rob and Kristen, the scrutiny is a bit much I should think.Delete
People, it is a Kris site, cause it is Kristen's premiere time, when Rob has appearances, it is a Rob site, if they are together in public, then Robsten site!! And what do you expect?? I mean jeez you wanna see Rob more? THANK GOD THERE IS NO MORE PICTURE of him, they want to live their lives!!! It is enough that he is there for her, always. Just think for a minute. Respect their privacy. The admins are doing a great job, this is the only Robsten site that is always up to date. What is wrong with you? :(:(
Hi. Im the top comment that had been deleted. Honestly I dont understand why, did i offend anyone? because im not trying to be sarcastic nor jump on someone else's back. it was just a figure of speech and eventhough I am no Rob fan, I never said ill things about him.
i know the Admin have their reason so its all good. have a great day people *waves*
Beautiful girl, in such clothes I like her the most. She is adorable and I love her.ReplyDelete
maybe he's preparing for his new movie. i think he have a schedule this coming January so that's why we can't see rob this past few weeks.ReplyDelete
I hope we will see Robsten at AUS early next month.ReplyDelete
Amazing as always! Just speechless.ReplyDelete
Such a beautiful young ladyReplyDelete
She just looks adorable with her docmart,i hope this is the end for her ratty shoes,she just looks perfect when she's all put together,and her ass is smokin',she looks better with a little bit of weight.ReplyDelete
she add wight and her bobs are become bigger shes growing up it normalReplyDelete
Its call push-up bra thats why her boobs look bigger because my biobs are kind of like hers but when i put a push-up bra my boobs look bigger and the jeans shes wearing are very tight.I know about fashion and another thing she's not pregneant because next year she's filming a movie with ben afflect and they start filming in april so if she was pregneant she wouldn't have accepted the role.Delete
Omgg she soo Stunning!!!ReplyDelete
I love preppie Kristen. :) Adorable!ReplyDelete
i miss robsten :(ReplyDelete
`You have imagined for a moment what it means to a joint appearance of Robert and Kristen on the red carpet of either? Are you still not understand what mediatico of these two characters? We love you and a lot, but seeing them together is definitely crazy and not just for us, so as a precaution and to allow the actors and the movie are the real stars, they should let every man have his moment. I just saw this crazy time of Liz and Richard Burton, but they died because this happened, Robert and Kristen are so himildes never going to let that overshadow his colleagues with his presence. I thought after the premiere of B2 it down, but can only increase. No Justin and Selena had better back, better not to marry Justin and Jessica, the world, the press, the fans of the show are only interested Robsten and if the polls do not look, sweep with whatever.ReplyDelete
My baby girl looks sexy....love it!ReplyDelete
Kristen is beautiful whatever she wears. So the conclusion is that the dress that is commented here may not be very pretty, but Kristen is still the most beautiful woman!ReplyDelete
i like k clothing. no one else can pull off her style. she is a great actress and beautiful and a good person. her boyfriend is sexy as hell and she knows it. i dont care what anyone thinks, i know k never cheated so people need to stop with the lame remarks.ReplyDelete
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