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Jaden: Ten years ago, my husband, Scott, and I moved from San Francisco, one of the ultimate culinary epicenters of the world, to Bradenton, a small town in Florida. I didn't realize what a big culture shock it was until I was at a restaurant called Bangkok Tokyo, waiting for my to-go order. Next to me was this woman sitting at the sushi bar. She was on her cell phone and said, "Meet me for lunch! I'm having sushi at the Chinese restaurant!" Well, I got a little upset! Sushi isn't Chinese! That inspired me to start teaching Asian cooking classes at a local cooking school. The blog, SteamyKitchen.com started as a way for me to document the recipes that my mom would dictate to me over the phone, "Mom, how do you make that tofu and pork dish that we always love?" The name, Steamy Kitchen was an homage to my mom. She is always cooking something in the kitchen ... there's always a pot of homemade Chinese soup, like Daikon and Carrot Soup, simmering and steaming up the kitchen.
Come to the Table: What prompted you to write a "healthy" cookbook?
Jaden: I've heard too many times that Asian-American style restaurants are not healthy! Super-greasy Beef & Broccoli, deep-fried Lemon Chicken, and Chicken Teriyaki drowning in sticky too-sweet sauce isn't what real Asian cooking is all about. This book is really about showing people that there are so many healthy options in Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Korean cooking. My cooking style features authentic Asian cooking techniques married with everyday supermarket ingredients and modern flavors. The Chinese dumplings feature snappy shrimp and iron-rich spinach boiled in warm, gingery broth. Sweet and Sour Pork feature chunks of fresh pineapple and sweetened with just a touch of honey or agave. The Asian Slaw with Wasabi-Soy Dressing is light and crunchy.
Come to the Table: In your book, you discuss the four things to do to lighten up recipes. One of those is "learning cooking techniques that cut down on the use of fats, oils and sugars." What are those cooking techniques?
Jaden: One of the best lessons that I teach is the proper way to stir fry. When you learn how to stir fry and cook the ingredients in the right order, very little oil is needed. For example, vegetables don't need to be cooked in oil the entire time. Broccoli is steamed in the wok with a little bit of water first, then removed from the wok and added back into the stir fry later near the end. Being patient and waiting until the wok is hot enough is key. Also spreading out thin slices of meat all over the surface of the wok, and not bunched up in the middle, ensures that the meat is seared quickly. Very little oil is needed. In fact, just a couple of teaspoons of cooking oil per stir-fry is sufficient. Another example is my recipe for Poached Chinese Fish. After the fish is gently poached in water, it is hit with a fiery mixture of fresh chilies, cilantro, and soy sauce.
Come to the Table: To what do you attribute the success of Steamy Kitchen? What type of posts generate the most comments?
Jaden: The first rule of food blogs that feature recipes is that the recipes must work, every recipe that we create takes at least 10 hours of work, from cooking, testing, refining, writing and editing. The recipes are written well and simple to follow. I always have in mind that people are feeding their loved ones and are spending their hard-earned money to make my recipes! I respect that. The posts that generate the most buzz are the authentic but intimidating to cook Asian recipes, like Vietnamese Pho that I break down in either a video or step-by-step photos. It takes the fear out of cooking the dish!
Come to the Table: Who is your current culinary inspiration? What has that person taught you?
Jaden: I actually dedicated the book to my late Gong Gong (grandfather on my mother's side) who took care of me every day when I was very little. He was the one who took me out to lunch every single day in Hong Kong. He taught me to eat well.
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Jaden: For families with kids and a busy schedule, I recommend making a list of 10 healthy recipes that are super-simple, take only 20 minutes to make, and that everyone loves. Keep the recipes and the grocery list on your phone. These "House Recipes" is my default list when I don't have a lot of time or when I don't know what to make for dinner. On our "Hair Family House Recipes" list is a giant salad with Sesame Soy dressing that I shake up in a mason jar. We add a big slices of broiled tofu, Portobello mushroom slices, or chicken breast. The kids love it and everyone is happy. Ten minutes hands-on, ten minutes in the broiler. Done.
Another piece of advice is to stock your freezer with thin slices of meat or seafood. For example: lay very thinly sliced flank steak flat in single layer in a freezer bag and freeze. This cuts defrosting to just minutes. Each bag will have enough for a stir-fry for 4 people.
We have multiple gardens in our house - one of them is a windowsill salad bar, with 10 different varieties of lettuce and salad herbs growing right in our breakfast nook. A healthy salad is just a pluck away. We keep our salads interesting with so many textures, crunch, and the flavors of the lettuces and herbs.
Something fun that we keep in the refrigerator is a couple of condiment trays that bartenders use. Each compartment contains a different salad ingredient, like garbanzo beans, sliced radishes, sunflower seeds, or cucumber chunks. We put that out on the table and everyone gets to make their own salad creation. It keeps it fun and fresh.
Come to the Table: In your book, you talk about impromptu gatherings with friends. What tips would you share to make entertaining with friends a healthy and delicious experience?
Jaden: My very favorite chapter in the book is called "Share." When we have friends over, instead of just me cooking for them, everyone cooks for themselves. A portable butane tabletop grill (about $30) is set up in the middle. Every single spot on the table is filled with little dishes of fresh vegetables, fragrant herbs, frilly lettuce cups, and several types of dipping sauces. Watching my friends and family grill their own sliced eggplant to make a lettuce cup or a marinated slices of tofu to wrap in a Vietnamese Spring Roll is the best! Everyone gets to take part in the fun.
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This document describes the recommended coding style for kdepim and akonadi. Nobody is forced to use this style, but to have consistent formatting of the source code files it is strongly recommended to make use of it.
In short: Kdepim and akonadi coding style follows the Kdelibs coding style.
We need at least:
astyle is a pretty tool to make such changes. But astyle doesn't implement (yet) all the specification rules. You can find below some awk-scripts which help us to make most of the changes. The last part must be done manually.
As discussed at the KDEPIM meeting, Berlin, 3 March 2013, all the files of KDEPIM will be reviewed to follow the coding style. This will be done over a long time, directory after directory, for each of the rules defined above. For each rule, one can find one or two script(s).
The main part of the changes can be done with astyle: http://astyle.sourceforge.net/
The first script is to check a single file or a complete directory for all .h and .cpp files.
If present, the second script makes the changes for a single file or a complete directory for all .h and .cpp files. For some complicated situations, the script makes no change.
One can use the scripts for own work.It is recommanded to use them in this order.
If a .no_coding_style file is present on a directory, the test will not be done.
If a .no_recursion file is present on a directory, we do not explore the subdirectory(ies)
astyle --indent=spaces
Download the scripts: Media:Tabs.tar.gz
The output of the check script is:
check the file ktnefparser.cpp 308: Tab at 16: stream_ >> i; // i <- attribute type & name 311: Tab at 16: stream_ >> i; // i <- data length 326: Tab at 22: case attATTACHMENT: // try to get attachment info 367: Tab at 16: stream_ >> u; // u <- checksum
This shows:
astyle --indent=spaces
Download the scripts: Media:Trim.tar.gz
The output of the check script is:
check the file trim.cpp 51: Space(s) at end of line (28): QVariant m_matchData;
This shows:
Refer to http://techbase.kde.org/Policies/Kdelibs_Coding_Style#Whitespace
Download the scripts: Media:Twice.tar.gz
The output of the check script is:
check the file enclosure.cpp 25: next empty line found 26: next empty line found 30: next empty line found
This shows:
The change script:
Some of the sources have a first empty lines, some have one or more empty last line(s).
Download the scripts: Media:First.tar.gz
The output of the check script is:
check the file trim.cpp The first line is empty The last line is empty
The change script:
Refer to http://techbase.kde.org/Policies/Kdelibs_Coding_Style#Whitespace
For most of the keywords, it is not necessary to make a test. Because the sources have been already compiled. For example this code never appear in a source:
inta; floatb;
Some of the keywords are alone in the statement, such as break and continue. No test is necessary.
The only tests we have to do are the ones where a keyword is (or can be) followed by a sign ( { [ :
These are: alignas decltype alignof noexcept typeid asm static_assert switch if catch while for sizeof new Q_FOREACH do try enum union Q_FOREVER bool char char16_t char32_t double float int long wchar_t signed unsigned short
For only one keyword:
For all keywords above:
Download the scripts: Media:SpaceAfter.tar.gz
The output of the check script is:
check the file contactstreemodel.cpp 98: if( at 10: if(contact.realName().isEmpty()) { 99: if( at 12: if(contact.preferredEmail().isEmpty()) {
The change script:
Refer to http://techbase.kde.org/Policies/Kdelibs_Coding_Style#Braces
The following code:
if (a > b) c = 123;
is correct, but we prefer the block:
if (a > b) { c = 123; }
which is easier to debug, read and to modify.
It is also possible to put a breakpoint at the line in the block.
As the awk-script is too simple to recognize all the if-statements, we get some false alarm and we can't make the changes automatically.
Download the scripts: Media:One-Line-If.tar.gz
The output of the check script is:
check the file if-example.cpp 25: one-line-if found
Looking over the git-history, one can find some "pedantic" changes. These are changes to make a better code. The most of them are at the use of macro, where it is not necessary to have a ; at the end ofthe command. The script make a check over all these: AKTEST_MAIN;MAKE_CMD_ROW;Q_DECLARE_FLAGS;Q_PRIVATE_SLOT;Q_DECLARE_METATYPE;Q_DECLARE_OPERATORS_FOR_FLAGS;Q_DE CLARE_PRIVATE;Q_DECLARE_PUBLIC;Q_DISABLE_COPY;K_GLOBAL_STATIC;Q_IMPORT_PLUGIN;Q_PROPERTY;Q_UNUSED;QTEST_KDEMAIN;QTEST_MAIN
Download the scripts: Media:Pedantic.tar.gz
We prefer having a space before the keyword public at the definition of a new class:
class DbException : public Akonadi::Exception { ... };
Download the scripts: Media:Public.tar.gz
Refer to http://techbase.kde.org/Policies/Kdelibs_Coding_Style#Qt_Includes
We prefer no space at the beginning of the directive. Some (not many) files need to be corrected to unify to all the other files.
// some files use this # include <A/b> // we prefer, to unify the coding style #include <A/b>
Download the scripts: Media:Space-Include.tar.gz
Instead of having an untyped enum such as:
enum { aElement= 123 }
we prefer a #define directive:
#define aElement 123
Download the scripts: Media:Enum.tar.gz
The most compilers do not complain such a code:
enum mytype { aElement, bElement, }
The last element is empty. We prefer a "pedantic" code such as:
enum mytype { aElement, bElement }
The output of the check script is:
check the file enum-example.cpp enum with ,} found at 3-> bElement, 4-> }
Download the scripts: Media:Enum-Pedantic.tar.gz
The declaration S *D; declares D as a pointer to the type determined by decl-specifier-seq S.
The most compilers do not make any difference for such lines of code:
int *a; int* b; int * c
We prefer the first one, without a space beetwen the star and the name of the variable:
int *a;
The same rule may be use for:
myFunction(int &a, int& b, int & c) { // some lines }
We prefer:
myFunction(int &a, int &b, int &c)
The awk-script checks also the occurences of:
Not all the ouputs are real errors. Some codings might be correct.
Note that astyle makes also changes within the macros SIGNAL and SLOT, which aren't desired. This can be corrected with a Qt-utility: normalize filename
Some lines with "type & name..." must be manually corrected.
Download the scripts: Media:NO-Space.tar.gz
The script gives informations about the found line(s).
This example shows the indentation we prefer:
class myClass { // some lines public: myClass( int i ) : r(a) , b(i) , i(i) , j(this->i) { // more lines }
Download the scripts: Media:Default.tar.gz
But the script produces a false alarm with the code:
if (<expression>) ? a : b;
The changes must be done manualy
We prefer function definition and function call with no space after the opening brace and before the closing brace.
Download the scripts: Media:Parenthesis.tar.gz
This example shows the indentation we prefer:
switch (a) { case one: // some lines break; case two: // some lines break; default: // some lines break; }
Download the scripts: Media:Switch.tar.gz
Even for block with only one statement, we prefer to use braces such as:
if (condition) { statement; }
This should be used with the keywords if, for, while and FOREACH.
The output of the check script is:
check the file test-if.cpp 62: if without { at end of line: if ( collection.cachePolicyLocalParts() )
Download the scripts: Media:If.tar.gz
But we get some false alarm with statement over more than one line:
if (condition_1 && condition_2) { statement; }
All the scripts can be used with one only script.
Download the scripts: Media:All.tar.gz
The comments might contain some keyword. It is very difficult to avoid the confusion with the very simple awk-scripts. We prefer to change all the comments with the same number of empty lines.
Download the scripts: Media:Comments.tar.gz
It is very difficult to parse the strings correctly, so we prefer to change them to an empty string.
Download the scripts: Media:Strings.tar.gz
As a first approach, not any object may have binary change after applying one of the rules. To check this, one uses the Md5sum-the-Objects.sh. Download the script: Media:Md5sum-the-Objects.sh.gz Same for the libs. Use the Md5sum-the-Libs.sh. Download the script: Media:Md5sum-the-Libs.sh.gz
The script can be used with one of the commands:
An example:
cd <some_kdepim_directory> mkdir build cd build ccmake ../ make
Scanning dependencies of target gpgmepp [ 0%] Building CXX object gpgme++/CMakeFiles/gpgmepp.dir/gpgmepp_automoc.cpp.o [ 0%] Building CXX object gpgme++/CMakeFiles/gpgmepp.dir/exception.cpp.o [ 0%] Building CXX object gpgme++/CMakeFiles/gpgmepp.dir/context.cpp.o ...
Check-the-Objects.sh save
The script makes a copy of all the objects and a "time stamp":
save the object ./kholidays/tests/CMakeFiles/testzodiac.dir/testzodiac.cpp.o save the object ./kholidays/tests/CMakeFiles/testzodiac.dir/testzodiac_automoc.cpp.o ... all objects are saved
Now, one makes somes change(s) on the source(s) and:
Depending on the Makefile, some objects will be compiled again:
Scanning dependencies of target akonadi-kde [ 17%] Building CXX object akonadi/CMakeFiles/akonadi-kde.dir/entitytreeview.cpp.o [ 17%] Building CXX object akonadi/CMakeFiles/akonadi-kde.dir/itemfetchjob.cpp.o [ 17%] Building CXX object akonadi/CMakeFiles/akonadi-kde.dir/statisticsproxymodel.cpp.o ... Scanning dependencies of target akonadi-kmime [ 56%] Building CXX object akonadi/kmime/CMakeFiles/akonadi-kmime.dir/standardmailactionmanager.cpp.o
Check-the-Objects.sh test
The script finds all the new objects, makes a comparision with the saved version:
test the object ./akonadi/CMakeFiles/akonadi-kde.dir/statisticsproxymodel.cpp.o test the object ./akonadi/CMakeFiles/akonadi-kde.dir/entitytreeview.cpp.o test the object ./akonadi/CMakeFiles/akonadi-kde.dir/itemfetchjob.cpp.o test the object ./akonadi/kmime/CMakeFiles/akonadi-kmime.dir/standardmailactionmanager.cpp.o all tests are OK
If we add or remove some lines, the debug informations included in the object file will be change also.
This is the case with the test/change of "Only single empty lines should be used", "First line, last line(s) may not be empty" and some more test/change below (adding some blocks with { and }).
For this reason it is no more possible to compare the objects. We have to compare the assembler files. This works pretty well for the version with CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE set to release. For the version with CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE set to debug, we must remove all the debug informations before the comparision could take place.
To generate the assembler files, we only need to modify the build.make in every folder.
The script Prepare-build_make_files.sh works on the all directory, finds the line with the compiler command, duplicates the line, add a -S option and changes the name of the output to somename.s. After a new make command, we can save all the assembler files with the script Check-the-assembler_code.sh. Download the script: Media:Prepare-build_make_files.gz
The debug informations change with the changes of line numbers. We drop all these debug informations before making the test.
The script to check the assembler files can be used in the same way as the one above (Check-the-Objects.sh). To check this, one uses the Check-the-assembler_code.sh. Download the script: Media:Check-the-assembler_code.sh.gz
The script can be used with one of the commands:


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The bill, known as the Southeast Arizona Land Exchange and Conservation Act of 2013, proposes an exchange of 2,400 acres of public land for 5,300 acres of private land for the creation of a new copper mine, according to the Access Fund, and is scheduled to receive a vote tomorrow.
Oak Flat, about fifty miles east of Phoenix, is popular amongst boulderers, who frequent its over-1000 boulder problems. It was the longtime home of the Phoenix Bouldering Contest and is located in Queen Creek Canyon, an area also known for its volcanic towers.
Though mostly located on protected land, Oak Flat contains one of the largest concentrations of undeveloped copper ore in the entire world, according to the mining company's website.
The company, known as Resolution Copper Mining (RCM), states on its website that the extraction would help meet the demand for nearly 1 billion pounds of copper per year in the United States and would provide an indispensable ingredient for the creation of renewable energy sources such as "solar panels, wind turbines, smart grids, [and] hybrid and electric cars."
In addition, the proposed project is estimated to bring $61.4 billion in economic return over the mine's life and create 3,700 jobs.
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The affected area, says the Access Fund, would include Oak Flat's bouldering areas as well as a number of traditional climbing crags.
"If the problems and routes are destroyed by the copper mine, it would be the single greatest loss of climbing resources in U.S. history," said the non-profit in an online video.
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Carmakers use the �Ring as a field laboratory, a place to see whether the computer simulations are correct. A few years ago, even Cadillac began flogging its development mules around those 73 corners and 13 miles. The first �Ring-born Cadillac was the almost-outrageous CTS, which we called the best American-made driver�s car ever. The smaller, lighter, more nimble ATS is better yet.
Cadillac offers the ATS in four styles � Luxury, Performance, Premium and standard � with a 202-horsepower 4-cylnder engine, a 272-horsepower turbocharged 4-cylinder or a V6 rated at 321 horsepower. A standard ATS starts at $34,000. Our test car, an all-wheel-drive V-6 Luxury with $3,000 in options atop an already well-stuffed toy chest, listed for $46,980. A comparable BMW 335i would be thousands more, but slightly less powerful.
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Cliff Deal Hinges on Senators White House Meeting Ends With Expressions of Cautious Optimism From Both Sides on Negotiations By JANET HOOK and CAROL E. LEE
WASHINGTONThe job of averting year-end tax increases and spending cuts landed squarely on the Senate, whose leaders said Friday they would launch a last-ditch weekend effort to avert the so-called fiscal cliff.
President Barack Obama met with all four congressional leaders in an hourlong meeting in the Oval Office to review an increasingly narrow range of options.
He later said he was "modestly optimistic" a deal could be reached, echoing comments from the top Democrat and Republican in the Senate.
"We had a good meeting down at the White House and we are engaged in discussions in the hopes that we can come forward as early as Sunday" with a plan, said Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.). "We'll be working hard to try to see if we can get there in the next 24 hours," he said, adding he was "hopeful and optimistic."
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D., Nev.) agreed the meeting was "constructive." In a warning that seemed aimed at lawmakers in both parties, he said, "whatever we come up with is going to be imperfect."
Mr. Obama said Messrs. McConnell and Reid have the weekend to reach and pass a deal.
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It is totally a political problem.
EVERYBODY, including the rats, knows that the meaningless, drop-in-the-bucket tax hike on "the rich" does next to nothing to address America's debt and deficit and is, rather, a purely symbolic concession demanded by the rats for the sole purpose of dividing and ultimately destroying the GOP. The rats need the GOP to abandon its most consistent and important core principle and agree to a tax hike - - ANY tax hike - - and then they will beat the GOP to death. The American public will never believe the Republicans again, and the party will die.
This is why Ubanga wouldn't bite on the "close loopholes and cap deductions" crap in lieu of a definite rate hike. Even though the revenues would be about the same, with the "close loopholes and cap deductions" plan the Republicans would be able to talk out both sides of their mouth when trying to convince the ignorant chattering class that they didn't raise taxes. Ubanga wants something more concrete, something the Republicans can't lie their way out of.
ARTICLE I, Section 7
All Bills for raising Revenue shall originate in the House of Representatives; but the Senate may propose or concur with Amendments as on other Bills.
The Rinos and the Rats will form a coalition in the Senate to screw us
again. Same with the House. Pelosi will provide the Rat votes needed
to screws us there.
May the 2014 election be a pox on both parties.
Throw all the bums out election on both sides.
This is a win for Boehner. He has been saying for two weeks that the House already passed tax cuts and the Senate needs to act.
We went over the cliff years ago.
Just make up a meaningless term like "fiscal cliff" and watch the monkey's fall all over themselves.
It looks like McConnell is getting ready to sell us down the river.
ha ha ha... the senate is actually going to vote on something. Incredible
who cares about whether this is a win for Boehner it is a circus and Americans win nothing but higher taxes and more regulation while politicians pat themselves on the back until they can retire to their various million dollar jobs as lobbyists
North Korea is what brought Obama back to the table. He knows he can't let the defense cuts occur in the face of intercontinental ballistic capability in North Korea.The Republicans should force him to keep and make permanent all of the current tax rates. He can't let the cuts go through and then come back and argue for a huge increase in anti-ballistic missile technology. It wouldn't be good for the caliphate or any other supra-national grouping you could name, U.S. security aside.
He also needs to be told flat out that if he wants more money confiscated from working, taxpaying, traditional American families (the "Republican base") in order to continue buying the votes of the ignorant moocher class (the "Democrat base"), then he's first going to have to get a Democrat House elected.
No, I am not holding my breath that any Republican has the balls to talk to the scumbag Ubama in a language he understands.
Oh well... Let's all limber up so we can grab our ankles. Here comes a "deal".
Like Boehner, McConnell is but a single vote. Just like when Boehner caved, it will mean nothing when McConnell caves because whatever concessions he makes will never get through the house.
I do for one.
It's good to see the people's House score one (even though a little one) for a change.
Also good to see Hairy Reid have to back down.
Good point. His base would have a fit.
Yes raise our taxes and we vote you out. Just like last tax hike. Adios senators.
The Leftists in Congress have no intention of not going over the cliff. Failure to prevent massive tax hikes means lots more money for them to abuse. The current situation is "either we come to an agreement or you give us everything we want."
Really? Are we back to this silly populist sounding nonsense? This "throw all the bums out" stuff has never worked. It's a meaningless statement. If you throw a Republican out, you're going to get a Democrat who is more liberal. Period. There are no candidates from any other party's that are going to win these seats. It's either Republican or Democrat. If you throw a Republican out, you get a Democrat. If you throw a Democrat out you get a Republican. If you have a "throw all the bums out election" the House would switch to Democrat control and the Senate to Republicans which would result in no meaningful change.
You're right it doesn't work. That's why other measures must be taken. Extreme measures.
"statement. If you throw a Republican out, you're going to get a Democrat who is more liberal. Period. There are "
Same thing, different label. The R version differs only on how fast it wants to travel to the same destination.
"statement. If you throw a Republican out, you're going to get a Democrat who is more liberal. Period. There are "
Same thing, different label. The R version differs only on how fast it wants to travel to the same destination.
I guess that means Trent Lott was right when he said, "you can't change
Washington". Oh well. Down the drain we go.
Correct. Whether you hit the oak tree at 120 mph or 90 mph, the end result is the same.
The Senate already has a backlog of House passed bills on hand they can use to modify with all sorts of bizarre notions and mind bending claptrap ~ that's the way they've always done it ~ they'll do it again.
Whether Barry can realize such things or not his handlers certainly can.
Let Obama and the DEMo-rats take us over the cliff.
The Democrat party is corrupt and the GOP has become a party for losers. History will bury them both.
None of these people care a whit about the Constitution! Chief Justice Roberts can't read it.
It wasn't for him trying; 'cuz he sure as hell threw in the towel from day one (even talking like a Dem).
No matter the outcome, the People will get screwed again.
So much for the 'most transparent admin. in history', everything done behind closed doors when it should be debated and argued on the floors on Congress, so we can see and toss the SOBs out in 2 yrs.
Right, 'cuz re-electing 97% of the same people have done SUCH a wonder?
So, no Rep = instant Dem? Damn, the 2-party cartel really gives out the kook-aid by the gallon. If people actually did their research and demanded a REAL debate/election, you'd see more 3rd party, like there should be.
The 'lesser of two evils' BS still doesn't fly for the more open minded around here. Say howdy to the GOPe plantation bosses for me; but they sure as shit ain't doing anyone any favors these days.
The people's House? Whatcha smokin? If it were the People's House we would not have O'care, since 70% of the People did not want it. Here is a clue, Boehner did want it.
You are absolutely correct.
Yes, it doesn't look so good these days but I'm still glad we have one. And I'm glad Reid did NOT get his way on this.
The first guy to come up with a political party that can figure out how to win will sweep all before him. Then, an opposition made up of a consortium of the losers will form their own political party. They will try to get 50% + 1 vote.
This will go back and forth for decades.
Both of the major parties are simply coalitions of groups that share some interests in common. Change occurs as coalition members change ~ which is why minority parties never really get much beyond the organizing stage. Virtually all minority parties in American history have been focused on single issues ~ which pretty well excludes their getting involved in coalition politics.
Getting beyond that primary political lesson, we have several layers of politics. There's the Presidency, the Senate, the House, the states ~ with their Governors and legislatures, and local or municipal bodies with, in general a mayor, and a council ~ and there are school boards, etc.
In virtually every case there's a single member district, and in every case there are two local party organizations ~ which in some cases are pretty weak, but something is there, somewhere.
The Whig party was the first large scale party to challenge the Democrats. They ended on a sour note when they ran out of ways to continue compromising on slavery. They were replaced by the Republican party which was made up of anti-tax, pro-commerce, anti-slavery Whigs ~ and some Whig state and district parties were brought in whole and unchanged by the Republicans. The remainder consisted mostly of the Abolitionist movement which was never quite able to become a party itself.
In the wake of the Whig disaster there were some smaller regional parties with narrower interests but by the end of the Civil War they'd pretty much disappeared or were absorbed by the Victorious Republicans.
Currently our major internal Republican party problem is the development of a major faction that is not devoted to any of our myriad of coalition partner's interests, but instead focuses on the mechanics of winning ~ including fund raising and polling. We call them the GOP-e. They've lost 11 major Presidential races, a good myriad of Senate races, and would have kept us as a minority party in the House except that state based movements grew up to challenge the old order and take over the House. We currently have 30 Governors and most state legislatures.
The GOP-e has failed to demonstrate over the last two Presidential races any reason for its continued existence.
Alas, they control the RNC.
My proposal for eliminating the GOP-e is simple ~ create a NEW RNC and invite the state parties to send representatives to the NEW RNC ~ and cease sending representatives to the old RNC!
Certain persons involved in GOP-e activities would simply be banned. I think we can come up with a list in any 10 minute period if we think about it even casually. Obviously all those who advocated nominating a guy who is now said by his own eldest son to have not wanted to win would be on that list.
Compare the votes in the House under Pelosi, to the votes *since* 2010.
There is a difference, even with the crapweasel RINO leadership.
Hey idiot, we didn't just "throw all the bums out" in 2010, we voted the Democrats out and voted the Republicans in. You see how that works numbskull? Had conservatives just voted to "throw all the bums out" we would have lost lots of Republican seats to Democrats in red areas (since that stupid idea entails we vote against our own Republican incumbents) and would not have taken over the House.
So just to clear up your ignorance, 2010 was NOT a "throw all the bums out" year. It was a throw all the Democrats out and vote Republicans in year.
Dimwit. You really are one of the slowest people here.
The bums are disproportionately Dem...except for some moles and GOP-e types.
Listen you dolt, before you comment you might take a few moments to at least understand the subject and what the conversation is about.
tenmountainman suggested we throw all the bums out on both sides. I pointed out that it was a terrible idea which never goes anywhere, and that if we voted all incumbents (bums) out we'd actually end up voting more liberal Democrats in. In 2010 we did not just vote all the bums out, we voted Democrats out and kept our Republican incumbents in.
Now perhaps you're caught up and can quit with the diarrhea of the mouth.
obozo was elected representative of the Communist/Socialist/Marxist/Revolutionary/Jihadist/de-mocratic Parties. He's not my president, he is the occupier in OUR White House....resist, delay, deny, obstruct.
A fatal mistake by Boner. If the House never passes a bill, the Senate has no chance to amend it, as they surely will. As soon as that happens and the amended bill is sent back to the House, watch the RINOs and the rest of the do nothing republicans cave.
The KEY to this process of caving under cover, is the initial House passage of a bill. Game, set, match again. Republicans continue their historic losing streak.
Good for Boehner for going home and staying there
Pelosi looked like a drunk, dazed when she walked out the WH yesterday, I swear she is suffering from dementia
Yet the economy of the US rests in the hands of her and Harry Reid and the petulant emotional-age 14-yr old potus
Looks like the facedown comes on Sunday night
what a goat rope. this is our great nation?
Boehner was trying but getting no cooperation from Reed OR Zero. I think he did the right thing, demonstrating that his caucus wasn't going to rubberstamp the Dems wishlist. Then heading home.
I am sensing a capitulation from the left on this issue in the last few days...I think Zero knows that if we hit the cliff the economy will suffer on his watch and no blaming it on Bush this time.
I think Zero blinked...
I just think a headline in the Wall St Journal that says "Cliff Deal Hinges on Senators" is both truthful, and great news for the Speaker. The Senate should have been the battleground all along.
Because the Senate RATs can take any House initiated appropriations bill and strip out all the language, maybe change the title, and make it say whatever they want.
Of course the House can then either approve it (recede and concur) or restore the original bill (insist)
The rot at the top of America is appalling and disgusting. ALL of them should be put in prison for a long, long time for what they are doing to America.
The RAT label, guarantees either a social democrat or a national socialist, never a Constitutional conservative.
The GOP rep might just be a redneck (TEApublican)
There are more than 50 "third parties"
You do some research.
Sorry- regardless of label, govt gets bigger, more intrusive and the country becomes more socialist. Good luck in the republican plantation, where you are a vote to be earned by saying certain things-a curiosity to be made fun of.
Well, I guess you might as well just kill yourself then.
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This is the second year I have participated in the ANZAC Day Blog Challenge. It is a privilege to share the stories of my family members who went to war. The stories of the men and women who served their country in each of the wars should never be forgotten.
Reading the World War 1 service records of my 1st cousins 3x removed, brothers, John, James and Albert McClintock one thing was obvious. The great adventure of war soon became a nightmare for the McClintock family of Grassdale near Digby.
Head of the family, John McClintock was born in Ireland in 1842. He arrived in Victoria in 1865 aboard the "Vanguard". Somehow he ended up in the Digby area and in 1878 he married Sarah Ann Diwell, my ggg aunt and daughter of William Diwell and Margaret Turner. The following year, daughter Margaret Ann was born and in 1880, son David was born. Life seemed good for the McClintock family.
In 1882, the first tragedy befell them. Sarah passed away at just 31. John was left with two children aged just three and four.
Help was close at hand. In 1883, John married Sarah's younger sister, Margaret Ann Diwell. At 26 and 15 years John's junior, Margaret went from aunt to mother to Margaret and David.
In 1885, the first of 11 children to John and Margaret McClintock were born. A son, William Diwell McClintock died as an infant in 1887 but by 1902, when the last child Flora was born, Margaret and John had six girls and six boys.
In 1913, a seemingly harmless activity of chasing a fox, ended in another tragedy for the McClintocks. Eighteen year old Robert died from heart strain and tetanus as a result of his fox chasing.
Next was the outbreak of war in 1914 which paved the way for the greatest tragedy faced by the family. Three of the five McClintock boys, John, James and Albert, enlisted. Of the remaining two boys, David was too old and Thomas was too young.
James was the first of the McClintock boys to enlist. In Melbourne on October 7, 1915, the 24 year old signed his attestation papers and effectively signed his life away.
At the time, those of eligible age were bombarded with propaganda designed to drive recruitment. The horrors of war had already been felt at home with the Gallipoli landing earlier in the year. The recruitment campaign went to a new level. War was no longer the big adventure it was made out to be. Rather men were urged to fight in honour of their fallen countrymen who had died for them.
Recruitment posters were everywhere and articles such as this from The Argus of September 16, 1915 must have gone a long way to persuading James to enlist the following month.
On January 27, 1916, James was given a send off by the Digby community,
James sailed on March 7, 1916 aboard the HMAT Wiltshire with the 24th Battalion 10th Reinforcement. He arrived in England on July 26, 1916 and later France at "Sausage Valley" south of Pozieres on August 5, 1916. The 24th Battalion had been in France since March after arriving from Egypt. Previous to that the Battalion had been at the Gallipoli landing in 1915.
On the day of his arrival, the 24th had seen action with casualties. They moved on from their position, making their way around the Somme before reaching Mouquet Farm on August 23. The Battalion settled in, digging trenches while they could. The noise of shelling was all around them.
The following day, the battle intensified . The 24th Battalion received an estimated 50 casualties. James McClintock was one of those
Details surrounding his death were sketchy, so much so, his father employed the services of Hamilton solicitors, Westacott and Lord. On his behalf, they requested details of the death from the defence department to finalise necessary paperwork. As of November 1916, the final report on James' death had not been received. It was clear his remains had not been found. He now lies below the former battlefields of the Somme with no known grave.
James is remembered at the Villers-Brettoneaux Military Cemetery. The cemetery has the remains of soldiers brought from various burial grounds and battlefields when it was created after Armistice. It also has memorials for those missing and with no known grave. James is one of 10, 885 listed with such a fate.
Anxiety at home must have increased after news of the death of James. It was too late to talk John and Albert out of going to war. They had already arrived in England preparing to also travel to the battlefields of the Somme. At least John and Margaret would have been comforted that 26 year old John would be there to look after his younger brother.
John and Albert McClintock shared their World War 1 journey. They would have been spurred on by the enlistment of James and maybe envy that he was setting sail on March 7, 1916. The recruitment drive was in full swing and what man would not have feelings that he was less of a man if he did not enlist?
Albert enlisted six days before his brother John. At 19, he filled in his enlistment papers at Hamilton on February 25 1916.
On March 2, John enlisted at Ararat.
John was married and living at Wickliffe with his wife Selina Miller Ford. They had married a year earlier. At the time of John's enlistment, it is unlikely that the couple knew they were expecting their first child, due in December. Maybe John knew by July 4, when he and Albert boarded the HMAT Berrima and sailed for war with the 29th Battalion 7th Reinforcements.
John and Albert disembarked in England on August 23, 1916. During December, back home, John's wife Selina gave birth to their son, John James, his second name a tribute to his fallen uncle.
After time in England, Albert and John arrived in Etaples, France on February 4, 1917. On February 9, they marched out into the field. The 29th Battalion unit diary notes their location on February 9 as Trones Wood near Guillemont and only 10 kilometres from Mouquet Farm.
The Battalion was not involved in any major battles at the time. It had been at the Battle of Fromelles in 1916 and later in 1917 would be a part of the Battle of Polygon Wood. John and Albert had arrived between campaigns. During February 1917, some of the Battalion were laying cable in the area around Trones Wood.
What exactly happened, three days later on the 12th, is not clear, however the outcome saw both McClintock boys fighting for their lives with gunshot wounds to their faces. John's service record notes the injury was accidental. He also had shoulder injuries and a fractured left arm. Albert lost his right eye and had an injured left arm and a fractured right leg. They were relocatied over the next 24 hours to the 1st New Zealand Stationary Hospital at Amiens.
On February 17, John and Albert's war-time "adventure" together would end. Albert was transferred to the 13th General Hospital at Boulogne, leaving John fighting for his life at Amiens.
On March 1, 1917, John McClintock passed away from his wounds. He was buried at the St Pierre Cemetery at Amiens. Both boys said goodbye to France on the same day, as it was that day that Albert sailed for England. After only 20 days in the country, and no active fighting, one had lost his life and the other had suffered life changing wounds.
On February 28, 1918, over 12 months after the incident, Albert was discharged from Harefield House Hospital, north of London, the No.1 Australian Auxiliary Hospital. He remained in England until May when he returned to Australia.
So Albert was home and the war had ended. Life was expected to go on. On the outside that is what it did. There would have been some brave faces at the welcome at Digby.
Albert married Doris Hancock around 1920 and they raised a family of seven. He died in Digby in 1970 aged 74.
Selina never remarried and remained in Wickliffe most of her life, finally passing away in Adelaide in 1960. John jnr enlisted in WW2 but was discharged early.
Parents John and Margaret McClintock did not live long past the war. The loss of one son would have been enough for any parents to bear, but two would be heart wrenching. Another tragedy bestowed them with daughter Flora passing away in 1921 aged just 19. John passed away in 1923 aged 80 and Margaret in 1932 aged 74.
On the inside, these people could never have been the same as they were before the war. In Albert's case the loss of an eye and memories of his short time as a soldier would have lived with him forever. For the others, the deep loss each suffered must have been immense.
This story interested me in a number of ways. In particular the timing and the locations of the McClintock brothers while in France. They were each there for such a short time and in similar towns and villages.
Maybe, in those last days before the departure of James, the brothers talked about meeting up somewhere, sometime during their war adventure. They were very close. James was killed only six months before John and Albert arrived in the same area of France he had fallen. They marched the same roads. Maybe at some time they did in some way pass each other by. As John and Albert marched to Trones Wood they could well have passed the final resting place of their brother James.
Today, John and James lay around 40 kilometres away from each other in France. Albert is buried at Digby, thousands of kilometres away from his brothers, but I am sure he left a part of his heart in France the day in left in 1917.
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In recent weeks, Long Hill Township and Watchung Borough passed ordinances allowing their police departments to be able to apply for surplus equipment from the Department of Defense. Long Hill recently procured a Humvee to use in times of flooding, which Watchung states as the reason they are getting into the program. However, in cities around the country, police forces have used the program to obtain military gear, such as weapons and armor. For more background, go to the link below http://www.newjerseyhills.com/echoes-sentinel/news/watchung-police-department-hopes-to-receive-equipment-from-department-of/article_12ad002a-92b3-5449-a2cc-4b2cf0ce4339.html


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