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Harry Ding and William Lai and several other musicians from Portland, Oregon, performed on China Day. (See an earlier post.)
Ding and Lai were both offer jobs with high salaries with the Sullivan & Considine vaudeville circuit but chose to continue with their schooling. Harry Ding possessed a rare second bass voice. He performed in native costume and toured with the University of Oregon Glee Club.
William Lai was known for his remarkable sweet tenor voice. He performed with the University of Washington Glee Club. Ding and Lai both majored in Engineering and planned to go to China after graduating.
Sources: Oregonian, Portland, Oregon, Nov 12, 1911, p.8; Oregonian, Portland, Oregon, Feb 7 1909; Oregonian, Portland, Oregon, Dec 17, 1910; Olympia Record, Olympia, Washington, Mar 30, 1912; all accessed from Newsbank.com.
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I use jojoba oil as an actual styler. It sounds like I use a lot more than other people here - about 4-5 drops at a time. I smooth it over wet hair and let it airdry, and it both emphasizes my curls and eliminates frizz. I have to watch it, or else I put too much in my hair. I am using sulfate-free shampoo these days - I noticed when I tried doing this on CG, my hair got really weighed down because of all that oil.
I use the Desert Essence stuff from Trader Joe's. A bottle lasts about a month and a half for me.
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Defensive end Connor Barwin has been consistently rising up draft boards as he worked out at the Senior Bowl and the Combine. Projected widely as a high second-round draft pick, the buzz on the former tight end is that he's now worked his way into the first-round after an outstanding Pro Day showing.
Barwin ran a 4.47-second 40-time at his Pro Day according to the University of Cincinnati's timer, but some onlookers clocked him at 4.43 to 4.45 seconds. That kind of speed from a 6-foot-4, 256-pound player got the attention of the roughly 40 NFL spectators who had come to the school to watch Barwin and his Bearcats teammates work out. Barwin had previously posted a 4.66 time at the Combine, second-best in his position group, so few NFL talent evaluators had expected him to run again.
Among the most notable attendees were Jets head coach Rex Ryan and Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis. But in an odd twist, Giants tight ends coach Mike Pope and Jacksonville assistant head coach and tight ends coach, Mike Tice, were also in Cincinnati to get a first-hand look at how Barwin would perform.
Previously, it was believed that all of the NFL clubs interested in Barwin would put him on their roster as an outside linebacker or a defensive end. But as he's held private workouts for teams, and based on feedback from coaches yesterday, at least five teams are still evaluating him as a tight end due to his size, speed and athleticism.
During position drills, NFL coaches and scouts were treated to spectacle that is a true rarity. Barwin went through position drills as a defensive end, a linebacker, an offensive lineman to put his blocking skills on display, and as a tight end to show his pass catching skills. While some of the players were winded after their one set of position drills, Barwin confidently worked his way through four sets of position drills.
Although he's already been quite busy with private workouts and visits, he's likely to be in even higher demand after his yet another impressive post-season workout. Barwin worked out for the Patriots on March 10, the Seahawks on the 13th, the Dolphins on the 16th, and the Broncos on the 17th. He also plans to work out at the Bengals' workout for local players on April 14th.
Barwin's already had an official visit with the Buffalo Bills in March, but he has four visits planned for April already. He'll kick off his road trips with the Kansas City Chiefs on April 1st and 2nd, then he's off to Tennessee to meet with the Titans on the 5th and 6th. Then it's off to Jacksonville for a visit on the 12th and 13th followed by the Rams on the 15th and 16th.
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just because we've never seen it happen in our lifetime (witch, in the time line of the universe would be a fraction of a second) doesnt mean it never happens. i could also use the argument that no one has ever seen an all powerfull entity create life, but it doesnt mean that one of these theorys couldn't be right
True seeing is not always a 'must' in believing. I have never seen God the creator but do believe in him.
In considering questions related to the origin of life, popular opinion or emotion sway many. To avoid this and to reach accurate conclusions, we need to consider the evidence with an open mind. It is interesting to note, too, that even evolutions best-known advocate, Charles Darwin, indicated an awareness of his theorys limitations. In his conclusion to
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, he wrote the view of life, with its several powers, having been originally breathed by the Creator into a few forms or into one, thus making it evident that the subject of origins was open to further examination. What Darwin beleived in a Creator? Thats crazy talk
Like you I keep an open mind, but just havent seen any evidence of a Big Bang creating life. Nor have I read or heard of an argument that convinces me that a creator was not responsible for life. But I do keep an open mind.
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Many people I speak to tell me they would like to lose weight and be healthy, but struggle with forming new habits and sticking with them long term.
I asked Buck Shelford, legendary former All Black rugby captain, this question last week.
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On the rugby field, Shelford was known to have a fighting, winning spirit. But in the past few years he has had an even greater fight to tackle ... cancer. He too lost 25 kilograms and what he has come to realise on his journey is that people need to ''step up and take control of their health''.
In particular, he has targeted men, who are often stubborn or staunch towards getting regular health checks.
He was alarmed when he discovered that men live on average four years less than women, and so he is on a campaign to encourage men to have regular check-ups and to live better.
He has been travelling the country promoting his book Buck Up, The Real Bloke's Guide to Getting Healthy and Living Longer. He discusses more about this on my video interview.
Budgeting versus eating healthily is an issue for many people. So I have been buying snap frozen vege mixes when they are on special.
I cut up heaps of ginger, a few cloves of garlic and lightly fry it in quality oil. I add chilli flakes and then add the veges with boiling water. I do not overcook the veges, just enough to soften them to enjoy, so I do not cook away all the goodness.
The chilli, ginger and a teaspoon of honey boosts the taste and because it is spicy hot, it feels like I am eating something very substantial. I pan fry a fish fillet with an egg, forming a healthy nutritious meal that is filling for around $5.
For the first time I went to the farmers' market, as shown in my video. I found a large range of locally grown produce at reasonable prices. But dieters be warned, there was a big selection of cakes and goodies as well.
Happily, I resisted! I'm due for my seventh monthly weigh-in this week. My home scales measured me at 100kg and although that's less than last month, I did actually put some weight back on but lost it again. This is a result of working from home, mostly in front of the computer, and eating more because I am home alone, which is not very good! Hence, I put myself on a 12-week challenge, as I identified I could potentially go backwards.
Since then, I have dramatically increased exercise and am eating much better. Ten weeks to go! It's great to have goals but I have had to amend my 12-week goal to 95kg, as Justin Laing felt it was unrealistic trying to lose 12kg in 12 weeks. But that's only because I have already lost 35kg in total and losing weight from now on will be much slower.
I have been more spontaneous with exercise too. For example at random times, almost without thought, I will put my walking shoes on and go for a long walk. A few times in the morning after gym, I will walk an extra hour around our bay. The weather, of course, makes it so much easier to get out.
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In this iphone example you are going to see...how to add the value of two different textfield and printing it in another textfield. This is a quite easy! What all we have to do is to take three different textfield and assign them different names. We have named it textField, textField1 & textField2.
Now lets find out what is happening in the application...
As i said above there are three different textFields used in this application, First 2 takes the input from the user and the last text field prints the added values of above text fields into it on button click(Submit button). The application will look like the given image...
The last textfield is not editable that means... a user can't edit or enter value in it. It's used to print the returned value.
Note: To make a textfield not editable...select the open the project .XIB file and select the desired textfield that you wanted to make only readable. Now go to Tools->Inspector->Text Field Attributes-> Interaction and deselect the check box.
Now let's check the code:
As you know, this is a view based application. So there are 2 different files appDelegate(.h & .m) and ViewController(.h, .m). We 'll be writing our code in ViewController file.
In this we are writing action on the submit button used to show two string at one place or on single TextField.NSString is used to enter the string into the textfield and to display.
#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
@interface AddTwoTextFieldViewController : UIViewController
IBOutlet UITextField *textField;
IBOutlet UITextField *textField1;
IBOutlet UITextField *textField2;
NSString *String;
@property (nonatomic retain) IBOutlet UITextField *textField;
@property (nonatomic retain) IBOutlet UITextField *textField1;
@property (nonatomic retain) IBOutlet UITextField *textField2;
@property (nonatomic, copy) IBOutlet NSString *String;
- (IBAction)changrGreeting ;
The @synthesize keyword tells the compiler to generate getter/setter functions for the named variables and in action we are writing the two string into different field and showing it on single field, this is done by
-(IBAction)changrGreeting ;
self.String = textField.text;
NSString *nameString = String;
self.String = textField1.text;
NSString *nameString1 = String;
if ([nameString length] == 0)
nameString =@" ";
if ([nameString1 length] == 0)
nameString1 =@" ";
/* to display am using another field named as textField2 and is displayed by using, space is used to show two string separately first is first textfield and second is another.*/
textField2.text=[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@", textField.text, textField1.text];
#import "AddTwoTextFieldViewController.h"
#import "AddTwoTextFieldAppDelegate.h"
@implementation AddTwoTextFieldViewController
@synthesize textField;
@synthesize textField1;
@synthesize textField2;
@synthesize String;
-(IBAction)changrGreeting ;
self.String = textField.text;
NSString *nameString = String;
self.String = textField1.text;
NSString *nameString1 = String;
if ([nameString length] == 0)
nameString =@" ";
if ([nameString1 length] == 0)
nameString1 =@" ";
textField2.text=[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@", textField.text, textField1.text];
// this method is used to resign the keyboard
-(void) touchesBegan :(NSSet *) touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event
[textField resignFirstResponder];
[textField1 resignFirstResponder];
[super touchesBegan:touches withEvent:event ];
- (void)didReceiveMemoryWarning {
// Releases the view if it doesn't have a superview.
[super didReceiveMemoryWarning];
// Release any cached data, images, etc that aren't in use.
- (void)viewDidUnload {
// Release any retained subviews of the main view.
// e.g. self.myOutlet = nil;
- (void)dealloc {
[textField release];
[textField1 release];
[textField2 release];
[String release];
[super dealloc];
Now open the interface builder and associate each textfield outlets in file's owner. As given in the image...
That's it! Now save and run the application by clicking on Build & Go button in Xcode.
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Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Short and Sweet..
Dont worry..i am not about to quit my blog..just that when i first started this blog..i would visit my blog 10 times and my visit counts will go up by 11..meaning 1 other reader for the day...but now..if i visit my blog in the day once and nite once..theres almost 30-40 visits difference! Thanks so much for those who have been reading my blog..it makes feel proud and good whenever i post a review or procrastination entry..Once again..if theres anything better i can do to improve my blog..feel free to comment..
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nice blogs will definitely have readers.
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Keep it up!
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i've been reading..... :D
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Don't worry.....u always have me to read your blog....
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Monday, October 19, 2009
Think Pink: Hope
The theme at I Heart Faces this week is Pink, in honor of breast cancer awareness. I have been lucky (blessed really) enough to remain untouched by this disease so far, as far as my family and friends. However, I have been brought to tears by several of the inspiring and touching entries this week.
That said, I wasn't going to enter a picture this week because I thought that I wanted the spotlight to stay on breast cancer through survivors, memories, fights, bras, and more. However, I happened upon this picture of Jayci and decided to go ahead and enter it because it represents so much hope to me. And that's really what this week is all about isn't it? Hope for a future, for a cure, for fighting and winning. And nothing says that more to me than the sweet innocence of my little Jayci. I pray that she will never have to face breast cancer in her own life or in those around her. But if she does, I pray she will face it with courage and even joy in knowing that she serves a God who is still good, even when things are hard.
For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Jeremiah 29:11
*Visit I Heart Faces to see all this week's inspiring and uplifting entries (warning, I cried. But then I'm pretty much an emotional mess this week so that's to be expected)
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Love this post :) So inspiring and lovely!ReplyDelete
Such a pretty picture and such a great post. We are supporting, remembering, and fighting right along side those in need. Hope is a great word...HOPE is what we need.ReplyDelete
Jayci is absolutely adorable. I love the soft processing you did on this photo. It really fits the pink theme.ReplyDelete
Seriously,everything about this is beautiful in every sense of the word!!!!!!! :)ReplyDelete
Wonderful words :) And such a sweet picture, it's a beautiful representation of hope! She's too adorable! Great entry!ReplyDelete
I also cried at many of the entires this week and contemplated not entering myself. Thing is, is that it isn't just about the people with cancer here and now, it is about the future and our kids future too. Jayci is stunning in this photo. I am glad you went ahead and entered this week :) Hope is what we need. Life is worth fighting for!ReplyDelete
Love the pic of your precious girl, and yes, I have HOPE that by the time she's grown up, breast cancer's ravages will be nothing more than a memory. Oh.. I got a very special package today, by the way. In the process of working up a post.. I'll let you know when it's up! :<)ReplyDelete
Such a strong, resolute, spunky, hopeful face. I think many people found her picture refreshing today.ReplyDelete
Beautiful post.
Beautifully stated and such an adorable picture of your sweet, sweet girl!ReplyDelete
Great words, and pretty in pink picture.ReplyDelete
Loved Pam's post today - and it led me back to this one.ReplyDelete
Yes - that little one just radiates "hope". Love it.
And I'm a bit jealous that you get to meet Pam. And that Pam gets to meet you. And if anybody gets to meet Jayci... well I'm just gonna cry from all the unfairness in the world. So... I need a plane ticket, huh? LOL
She is so very pretty in pink!!!ReplyDelete
Praying also that one day no daughter will have to suffer from the devastation of breast cancer.
Think I can put one of those cute headbands on my son??ReplyDelete
I thought the same things as you and decided to post for the same reasons...but I'm so happy you included that verse! It is perfect.ReplyDelete
And Jayci...too cute for words
Beautiful post! Your daughter is so pretty! Nice shot!ReplyDelete
If this post made me tear up (which it did btw) I fear what the other posts would do to me!ReplyDelete


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KNOXVILLE -- Last October, Tennessee came within one play of upsetting LSU in Baton Rouge. On Saturday, the outcome was decided long before the final whistle.
Top-ranked LSU started slowed but dominated the time of possession -- and the scoreboard -- after halftime to defeat Tennessee 38-7 in front of 101,822 in Neyland Stadium on Saturday.
"Not a real complex game there," UT head coach Derek Dooley said. "They pounded us. I don't know any other way to say it."
That was certainly the case after halftime, when LSU limited the Vols to just three offensive possessions and controlled the clock on its way to 21 unanswered points.
The Tigers (7-0, 4-0 SEC) began the third quarter with a 12-play drive that lasted seven minutes and eight seconds. Spencer Ware capped that drive with a 1-yard touchdown.
Unfortunately for the Vols (3-3, 0-3 SEC), it was a nasty bit of foreshadowing.
Tennessee's next possession, its longest of the second half, lasted 5:07 but stalled after reaching the LSU 30. Anthony Anderson downed Matt Darr's punt at the 1-yard line.
Ninety-nine yards and 8:55 later, quarterback Jordan Jefferson scored from 3 yards out to give LSU a commanding 31-7 lead.
"Second half, they just did what they wanted to do," UT defensive tackle Malik Jackson said. "They just ran the ball. We couldn't stop it. When you can't stop it, it's a long day. And that's what it was for us -- a long day."
Tennessee started the day feeling pretty good about where it stood.
The Vols held LSU in check during the first quarter -- the first time in 31 quarters it was held scoreless -- until the Tigers unleashed an 89-yard salvo.
After hitting Rajion Neal for a 38-yard gain to the LSU 42 with the game tied 0-0, quarterback Matt Simms took another shot down the field that Morris Claiborne snagged at the LSU 6-yard line.
Simms, starting his first game since last October, slowed down Claiborne, who was eventually tackled at the Vols' 5-yard line by Zach Rogers. Two plays later, the Tigers took a 7-0 lead on a 5-yard pass from Jarrett Lee to Reuben Randle.
The Vols, taking over at their 10-yard line, went three-and-out on their next series, and LSU countered with a seven-play, 36-yard touchdown drive.
Simms threw his second interception on the Vols' next possession, but the defense, as it did for much of the first half, came up with a big stop.
Simms, who finished 6-of-20 passing for 128 yards and two interceptions, accepted much of the blame for Tennessee's struggles on offense.
"I played terrible," said Simms, who became the starter after Tyler Bray broke his right thumb late in last week's loss to Georgia. "Simple as that. I played terrible.
"I felt good. Obviously, I was looking forward to this game. Both interceptions in the first half were just terrible decisions."
Still, the Vols found something in the second quarter they've lacked at times this season -- a counterpunch.
Senior Tauren Poole capped a 10-play, 80-yard drive with a 2-yard touchdown run, his first touchdown since the season-opener against Montana.
During one sequence on the drive, Poole carried seven straight times. Da'Rick Rogers had his only catch of the first half on that drive as well, a 44-yarder that moved UT to the LSU 34-yard line.
"I'm real proud of that drive we had against an excellent defense," Dooley said.
LSU answered, though, with a 45-yard catch-and-run by Randle, who finished with 86 yards on five catches and one touchdown. That play gave the Tigers a first-and-goal at the 10, but UT's defense stuffed a quarterback sneak by Jefferson at the 1 and forced LSU to kick a field goal.
UT had a little less success stopping Jefferson in the second half.
The LSU quarterback ran for 63 yards in the second half, and the Tigers, who finished with 260 yards rushing, simply dominated on the ground.
In the second half, they scored touchdowns on all three of their drives after halftime and held the ball for 21:59.
"They had three drives that were just... they were long," Dooley said. "It's like bleeding to death."
The Vols are hoping to find a tourniquet before they head to Tuscaloosa for a 7:15 p.m. kickoff against No. 2 Alabama next week.
Despite the outcome against LSU, Dooley said there were some encouraging signs.
Chief among those was a revived running game, led by Poole, who finished with 70 yards on 19 carries. The Vols ran for 111 yards against LSU after finishing with negative rushing totals in their two previous SEC games, both losses, against Florida and Georgia.
"Matt (Simms) did some good things," Dooley said. "He helped us in the run game. He deserves some credit for that."
True freshman Devrin Young sparked the return game again, namely with a career-high 60-yard return in the third quarter. And true freshman linebacker A.J. Johnson had his best game yet, leading all players with 11 tackles.
But, ultimately, Tennessee gave up a few too many plays and couldn't find many of its own.
"When you play teams like that, turnovers are critical, and you can't make bad mistakes," Dooley said. "I'm not upbeat, no. I saw some good things.
"But that game was not complex."
Tennessee will return to the gridiron next Saturday with just its second road contest of the season. The Vols will travel to Tuscaloosa to tangle with No. 2 Alabama at 7:15 p.m. ET on Oct. 22. The contest will be televised on ESPN2.


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He was an individual who people passed by while they were engaged in discussions with friends, a man who sat next to someone on the metro who was focusing on the day's news, or the man who walked by you as you entered the apartment building. Tomohiro Kato, wrote online, "the clicking sound of my cell phone echoes emptily in my room. If only I had a girl friend, I wouldn't have to live so miserably…." Kato posted thousands of such messages online most probably of hoping someone might respond and he would have a friend with whom to talk, but nothing happened other than his constant posting of messages. He was trapped in what Japanese people term, "seken"(society of people with whom one deals with) an emotion that is so important in life for a society in which the word "individual" never appeared until the 1880s.
In his postings June 3-8, he used the word "hiton"(alone) 39 times, "kanojo(girlfriend) 42 times, "tomadach"(friend) 26 times. He wrote, "I don't have a girl friend. Just because of this my life has fallen apart." Finally, he rented a truck and drove it into a crowd of people in Tokyo's Akihaara district and killed seven while leaving others seriously injured.
After the attack, there were 360,000 postings in which writers expressed their understanding of why this lonely man had become a killer. Professor Naoki Soto notes: "In Japan, individuals are created by their relationship to the people around them." Kato, who was an outstanding student in school but wound up painting carts, invested heavily in trying to become a member of Japanese society, but never received a return investment in him.


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Located in Meetjesland, this hotel is 2.6 mi (4.1 km) from Steam Centre and within 6 mi (10 km) of Canada-Poland War II Museum and Adegem Canadian War Cemetery. Smoufelbeekhoeve Agricultural Museum and Canadian bridge over the Leopold are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 3-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. This business-friendly hotel also offers a sauna, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Cleythil Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 19
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Meet the Easter Bunny at Gresham Town Fair
GRESHAM - Shoppers with receipts of $25 or more will get a free photo with the Easter Bunny between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, March 22, at Gresham Town Fair, at the corner of Northeast Division Street and Northwest Eastman Parkway. In addition to many holiday sales, Easter treats and balloon art will also be offered.
Pancakes, eggs, worship at Powell Valley church
GRESHAM - Powell Valley Covenant Church is holding a pancake breakfast and egg hunt starting at 8 a.m. Sunday, March 23. Breakfast will be served for $1 from 8 to 9:30 a.m., followed by the church's Easter Sunday worship session at 10 a.m. and an egg hunt after services. Registration is required, so call 503-663-3013 to register and get directions to the event. If you register by Wednesday, March 19, you will receive a complimentary 'Breakfast Buck.'
Mega candy and prizes at Gresham egg hunt
GRESHAM - Join in for fantastic worship, special music, teaching and prizes at Champions Church's Easter service and egg hunt, starting at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, March 23, at Gordon Russell Middle School, 3625 E. Powell Valley Road. For more information, visit www.champions-church.com.
Annual egg hunt at West Gresham school
GRESHAM - City firefighters will help scatter eggs on the playground of West Gresham Elementary School for the 57th Annual Easter Egg Hunt, starting at 9 a.m. Saturday, March 22. Hosted by Piazza Patrick Group of Persimmon Realty. The school is at 330 W. Powell Blvd.
Rocks, thunder eggs at Mt. Hood
GRESHAM - More than 1,000 pounds of polished rock and thunder eggs and plastic eggs will be hidden on the soccer field near Mt. Hood Community College's gymnasium as part of its Easter Thunder-Egg and Rock Hunt on Saturday, April 5.
Beginning at 2 p.m., children 12 and younger can search for the eggs and enjoy treasure hunts, games and a raffle while parents enjoy the Rock Club's annual Rock, Gem and Craft Show, which continues on Sunday. Mt. Hood Community College is at 26000 S.E. Stark St.
Elks Lodge to hold egg hunt
GRESHAM - Gresham Elks Lodge 1805, at 3330 N.E. Division St., will hold its free egg hunt at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 22. For more information, call 503-666-1805.
Edgefield egg hunts, brunch
TROUTDALE - McMenamins Edgefield, 2126 S.W. Halsey St., invites all people to enjoy house-roasted coffees, sparkling wines and a delicious holiday brunch at the Black Rabbit Restaurant from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, March 23. Children's Easter egg hunts will be held on the lawn at 9 and 11 a.m. Reservations for brunch are required, so call 503-492-3086.
Easter Bunny stops by outlets
TROUTDALE - The Easter Bunny will hop in to make a special appearance from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, March 22, at Columbia Gorge Premium Outlets, 450 N.W. 257th Way. The Bunny will offer Easter treats and balloons during his visit, and he will pose for pictures with children.
Columbia Ridge hosts egg hunt
TROUTDALE - All kids, from toddlers through the sixth grade, are invited to join the Columbia Ridge Community Church's Easter egg hunt at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 22, at Imagination Station, 1900 S.W. Imagination Way, next to Reynolds High School. For more information, call 503-667-2722 or visit www.columbiaridge.org.
River of Life holds egg hunt
TROUTDALE - An Easter egg hunt for infants to children up to age 10 will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 22, at Columbia Park, 1900 S.W. Imagination Way. The event, sponsored by River of Life Lutheran Church's Little Fishes Preschool, also includes prize drawings. For more information, call 503-667-3141 or visit www.roll.org.
Eagles, Fairview team up for hunt
FAIRVIEW - The Fairview/Troutdale Eagles, in partnership with the city of Fairview, is hosting its first annual Easter egg hunt, starting at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 22, for children ages 1 to 12 at Fairview Community Park, next to city hall at 1300 N.E. Village St. Come and see Thor, the Fairview Police Department's new police dog, who will be on hand to meet and greet the kids.
Special rewards include a tour of the Fairview Police Station and lunch with the police chief, a ride in a police car or in a limousine, and many more. The event will be held rain or shine, so join in the fun.
All-you-can-eat at Glenn Otto Park
TROUTDALE - An all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast and a free Easter egg hunt will be held from 8:30 to 11 a.m. Saturday, March 22, at Glenn Otto Community Park, 1106 E. Historic Columbia River Highway. There will be candy for all egg finders and a special treat for children who find the golden eggs. The breakfast costs $2 for ages 12 and younger and $4 for ages 13 and older. Bring your own basket. For more information, call 503-666-8187.
Bunny Bonanza at Blue Lake Park
FAIRVIEW - Celebrate spring with the family at Blue Lake Regional Park's Bunny Bonanza, which will be held from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 22. The egg hunts are divided by age groups, with ages 2 to 4 starting at 10:30 a.m. and children ages 5 to 10 starting at 11 a.m.
Bunny Bonanza is free with regular park admission of $4 per car, $7 per bus or an annual park pass. Nearly all of the park facilities are wheelchair-accessible. Blue Lake Park is accessible by taking Northeast Blue Lake Road off of Northeast Marine Drive. For more information, call 503-665-4995 or visit www.metro-region.org/parks.
Bunny visits Wood Village
WOOD VILLAGE - The Easter Bunny will make a special appearance by helicopter at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, March 22, at Wood Village's 20th Annual Easter Egg Hunt in Donald L. Robertson City Park, 24300 N.E. Halsey St. Join in for numerous prizes, candy, special activities and, of course, the egg hunts for children ages 9 and younger, which begin at 10 a.m. For more information, visit www.ci.wood-village.or.us.
Egg hunt features basket prizes
BORING - It's a fun, free day of egg hunting for toddlers through age 10 starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 22, at Naas Elementary School, 12240 S.E. School Ave. There will be an Easter basket prize for each age group. The age categories are 0-2; 3-4; 5-6; 7-8; and 9-10.
The event is sponsored by the Gresham Earlyrisers Kiwanis Club and the Gresham High School Key Club.
Easter eggs with St. Paul's Church
DAMASCUS - St. Paul of Damascus Lutheran Church, at 24510 S.E. Highway 212, will hold its Easter egg hunt from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, March 22. The event is aimed at children from pre-kindergarten to the sixth grade.
Maywood city to host egg hunt
MAYWOOD - Maywood's annual Easter egg hunt will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, March 22, at the corner of Northeast Maywood Place and Northeast Failing Street. Volunteers are needed for egg stuffing from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 19, and for hiding eggs at 9:30 a.m. on the morning of the hunt. For more information and to volunteer, call Patty Meighen at 503-254-2593.
Meet the Easter Bunny and his pals at Oregon Humane Society
PORTLAND - The Oregon Humane Society welcomes the Easter Bunny to its shelter from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, March 23. Visitors can also meet the Easter Bunny's friends at the shelter and learn from the experts about the joy of owning pet rabbits. The shelter is at 1067 N.E. Columbia Blvd. For more information, call 503-285-7722, ext. 224, or visit www.oregonhumane.org.
Rabbit Romp hosted at Oregon Zoo
PORTLAND - The Oregon Zoo welcomes spring with its annual Rabbit Romp, a day of egg and candy hunts, petting zoos, Easter-themed animal exhibitions and games from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, March 22. The event is free with regular admission.
The zoo hopes to focus attention on the endangered Washington pygmy rabbit, which is North America's smallest rabbit. The zoo has successfully bred and released these rabbits back into the wild, bringing them back from the brink of extinction. The zoo is at 4001 S.W. Canyon Road. For more information, call 503-226-1561 or visit www.oregonzoo.org.


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Governor Cuomo and a top FEMA official surveyed the damage caused by flooding in the Mohawk River and Schoharie Valley earlier today. The Mohawk River is seeping into Schenectady, flooding the historic stockade neighborhood and expected to break records set back in 1938.
In the Schoharie Valley, farms and homes are inundated from the churning brown waters. Governor Cuomo, who met with local officials, says it's devastating.
"We paid a terrible price here," said Cuomo. "And many of these communities are communities that can least afford to pay a terrible price."
The governor brought along FEMA regional director Lynn Canton to see the damage first hand, and to ask for aid, who said, after viewing the devastation, "it's the story the world has missed". Cuomo said the state would find a way to pay to repair the numerous roads and bridges damaged by the storm.


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Yeah, as some others have said, it's not that I don't WANT to take care of my car... I do. But I just don't always have the money. Luckily, my parents have been able to help me, and don't expect me to take care of everything myself. They buy tires for me when I need it, and pay for inspections, and other upkeep expenses that might arise. The good thing is I drive a car that rarely has any issues. I try to take care of oil changes (I'm overdue, but now that I have a steady income again, I'm going to take care of that ASAP) and other preventative measures. I'm probably going to need a new battery soon, which isn't exactly cheap, but I feel like that's my responsibility. So I'll scrape together the cash soon.
My parents know that I don't WANT to depend on them for this, but also know that it's not necessarily feasible for me to completely foot the bill myself, and thus are happy to help. They had two kids before me and followed the same protocol for them... They turned out just fine.
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Joseph Smith's three journals, although poorly written, provide us with one of the earliest glimpses of Cree life and of the French traders on the northern plains. In 1756 Washcabitt, a Sturgeon Cree Leader from the Assiniboine River, asked the Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) at York Factory to send men to oppose the newly arriving French traders. Smith and Joseph Wagonner, a Métis, went with him in 1756–57 and again in 1757–58. The group traveled out to the plains near Good Spirit Lake by way of Red deer River and returned down Swan River. Smith casually mentions bison pounds, the earliest such reference, but does not describe them. Apparently, neither Smith nor Anthony Henday kept a journal of their 1759–60 inland journey, probably to central Alberta. Smith's third journal is from 1763-64, when he wintered with Cree leader Meesinkeeshick, apparently near the Eagle Hills. Smith returned inland in 1764-65, but died on his return to York Factory. The HBC gave his furs, which he had traded illegally, to "the Woman who was his Cannoe Mate & Tent Mate … & his Child."
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Leo DiCaprio & Erin Heatherton's South of the Border Getaway
Having recently picked himself up yet another lady, Leonardo DiCaprio looked ready to have himself a little south of the border relaxation with girlfriend Erin Heatherton.
The "J Edgar" actor and his Victoria's Secret beauty unloaded their mounds of luggage from their car upon arriving in Mexico for a sunny holiday together.
The sighting comes after rumblings of the new romance picked up shortly following Leo's split from short-term girlfriend Blake Lively.
Meanwhile, DiCaprio is expected to be back in Los Angeles this weekend - as he's nominated for Outstanding Performance By A Male Actor In A Leading Role at the Screen Actors Guild Awards while competing against George Clooney, Demian Bichir, Jean Dujardin and Brad Pitt.
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Vincent Mannino kept hearing news reports about a winning $1.3 million Lotto ticket sold at QuikTrip, 17815 E. 39th St. S. in Independence.
"I got tired of hearing it on the radio," he teased. "They'd say, 'Someone won; who was it?'"
As local media outlets wondered about the identity of the lucky Lotto player, Mannino, 55, knew he held the winning ticket. He had made the discovery while reading the newspaper the evening after the May 30 drawing.
After comparing the numbers on his ticket to those listed in the paper, double checking them and then finally having his wife check the numbers as well, Mannino called his daughters to share the good news. He then "went to see a tax man" before claiming his prize at the Missouri Lottery's Kansas City regional office on June 2.
Mannino used Quick Pick to select his winning numbers, which were: 14, 21, 28, 34, 41 and 44.
In lieu of receiving his prize in 25 annual payments, he plans to take the one payment cash option of $650,000 before taxes.
In addition to Mannino's prize, QuikTrip will receive a bonus check for $13,000 – equal to 1 percent of the advertised jackpot – for selling the winning ticket.
Mannino's prize is the 191st Lotto jackpot ticket sold since the Lottery began in 1986.
The Missouri Lottery generates nearly $1 billion a year in sales and contributes more than $265 million annually to Missouri public education programs, including the A+ Scholarship Program, the Virtual Schools program, Special Education Excess Costs, the Vocational Rehabilitation Program and Future Minority Teacher Scholarships. In fiscal year 2008, the Missouri Lottery ranked sixth in percentage increase in sales among the 42 United States lotteries.


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Nice pics...Welcome to DC from South Carolina..
This is a discussion on My carry guns. within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I have been here a few times, so I figured it is time to post. So I figured my first post should show my daily ...
I have been here a few times, so I figured it is time to post. So I figured my first post should show my daily carry guns.
My refinished Sig Sauer P229.
I owned this gun several years ago, but sold it to a friend when I needed cash. When I got it back recently the black had been polished off. I did not like the mirror finish so I had a local Sig armorer beadblast it for me.
I think it turned out nice.
This is my other CCW a Ruger SP101 w/ altamont grip inserts:
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Nice pics...Welcome to DC from South Carolina..
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Thanks for the welcome. I had to shrink the pics, they were huge.
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Welcome from MI. Some great guns there. I compliment your taste!
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Welcome and great pics. Who are those holsters by?
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Things to Do in Coffs Harbour
Coffs Harbour is home to reef and game fishing, white-water rafting and stunning rainforests waiting to be explored. Beautiful pristine beaches are linked by impressive headlands and all offer magical coastline views.
From the Pacific Ocean to lush subtropical rainforests, there are plenty of outdoor activities such as bushwalking, horse riding, scuba diving, swimming, surfing and snorkelling. Coffs has great shopping, restaurants and favourite attractions like the famous Big Banana, Pet Porpoise Pool, Butterfly House, go-karting and more.
Where is it and how do you get there?
Coffs Harbour is approximately 550 kilometres north of Sydney.
The Casino XPT and the Brisbane XPT both run daily from Sydney and stop at Coffs Harbour.
To check times, use the booking form on the left.
Getting around
Local bus operators run regular daily services throughout the region. There are also taxis, car hire services and bus tours to nearby attractions.
What to do and see
A visit to Coffs Harbour is not complete without a dip in the ocean. Close to the CBD are the popular Park Beach, Boambee Beach and Jetty Beach with its breakwall providing calm swimming conditions. Just a short drive away are more beaches - Diggers, Campbells, Mid Sapphire, Moonee, Shelley, Emerald, Fiddamans and Sandy Beach. These beaches have great surfing conditions and some have shaded areas.
Between late May and early November, thousands of humpback whales migrate north to breed in warmer waters. Catch a cruise from the Coffs Harbour International Marina for a few hours of whale watching out at sea and get a close look at these amazing creatures while at the same time usually seeing a few playful dolphins. In addition, you can enjoy a dolphin watching cruise throughout summer and all year round visitors are able to play with dolphins at the Pet Porpoise Pool.
Snorkelling is possible in many locations along the expansive coastline and superb dive sites are just a short boat ride away. Swim along side a wide variety of creatures including turtles, tropical fish and the endemic banded anemone fish (Nemo).
If you get excited about boats and fishing, Coffs Harbour is the right destination for you. Head out to one of the best fishing spots on a chartered boat or try your luck with beach and rock fishing. Impress your family and friends by throwing a freshly caught bream or whiting on the barbecue.
Explore the ocean, rivers and creeks around Coffs Harbour by kayak or canoe. Paddle around the unique environment of Solitary Island Marine Park, the largest marine protected area in NSW, or glide across calm waters in Coffs Creek.
For the adventurous, ride the wild rapids while white-water rafting on the Nymboida River in the Coffs Coast hinterland, one of Australia's top white-water rafting rivers. Then try out surf rafting where you join a group on an inflatable rubber raft and surf the ocean swell.
Down the highway at Bonville, there is the Coffs Harbour Butterfly House, Maze and Tearooms where visitors walk amongst hundreds of butterflies in an indoor subtropical rainforest setting.
Hire a car or catch a bus tour and travel through Bellinger Valley to the spectacular Dorrigo National Park encompassing 11,732 hectares. This World Heritage listed national park has an abundance of wildlife including numerous birds that you can experience close up. Visit the Rainforest Centre and take a walk on the Scenic Skywalk which overlooks the valley.
If you love nature, there are several nearby national parks to see. There's Bindarri National Park with many spectacular waterfalls, Bongil Bongil National Park featuring unspoilt beaches and one of the state's largest koala populations, and Guy Fawkes River National Park which is regarded as a biodiversity hotspot. At the New England National Park, in the evenings, you are likely to see kangaroos, wallabies, several species of gliders and possums and the spotted-tailed quoll.
No visit to Coffs Harbour is complete without a stroll to and short climb over Muttonbird Island. Home to thousands of wedge-tailed shearwaters, also known as muttonbirds, the island is a protected Nature Reserve.
If golf is your thing, enjoy a round at the acclaimed Bonville International Golf Resort, consistently voted as the most beautiful golf course in Australia.
For those who crave a little culture, visit the many galleries and museums. The Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery hosts travelling exhibitions as well as works by local and regional artists. The Coffs Harbour Regional Museum features a large collection of existing and new items of historical significance from the local region. The Bunker Cartoon Gallery, located in a restored WW2 underground bunker, is a funky gallery featuring the largest private collection of contemporary cartoons in the Southern Hemisphere. Surfing enthusiasts will enjoy the Legends Surf Museum where surfing traditions are celebrated.
Whether you've worked up an appetite by lying on the beach or completing a vigorous bushwalk, there are a great range of restaurants from funky cosmopolitan-style cafés and bistros to wineries and markets where you can dine on superlative seafood and fresh produce ripened in the warm subtropical sunshine.
More information
- Calculate fares and book online - use the booking form on the left.
- View train and coach timetables.
- Check out VisitNSW.com for more information and exact dates of events in Coffs Harbour.
- Check out VisitNSW.com for other ideas on things to see and do in Coffs Harbour.


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"Little Fockers" Tops the Box Office
Tis the season for movies, and it looks like "Little Fockers" had the lion's share of box office receipts on its opening day yesterday (December 22).
The Ben Stiller-starring flick opened in 3,536 theaters nationwide, scoring a total of $7.2 million in sales.
Another film that scored high as a debut was Matt Damon's new movie "True Grit," raking in a handsome $5.5 million.
The Top 5 Films so far this long Christmas weekend are-
1. Little Fockers -$7.2 million
2. Tron 3D- $5.6 million
3. True Grit- $5.5 million
4. Yogi Bear 3D- $2.9 million
5. Narnia 3D/Dawn Treader- $2.5 million


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Sophie's birthday always marks the beginning of summer for our family… with the West Coast weather gods finally cooperating and the launch of some pretty darn cute summer party invitations, I'm anxious to host a summer soiree.
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Qualcomm Climbs
Qualcomm (QCOM ) now sees total second-quarter earnings per share of 47 cents to 49 cents on a 13% to 15% revenue rise. The wireless communications technology provider sees 48 cents to 50 cents second-quarter earnings per share excluding the Strategic Initiatives (QSI) segment. The estimates are based on a shipment of about 31 million to 32 million Mobile Station Modem phone chips. Shares jumped. S&P reiterates buy. Banc of America raised its estimates and target.
United Technologies (UTX ) is among Aerospace and defense stocks seen lower on reports the U.S. Army plans to announce the cancellation of its Comanche helicoptor program today.
Credence Systems (CMOS ) agreed to acquire NPTest Holding (NPTT ) in a combined stock-for-stock and cash deal valued at about $660 million. Terms: 0.80 Credence share, and $5.75 in cash, per NPTest share.
Energy-services provider TXU Corp. (TXU ) selected C. John Wilder as president and CEO, effective immediately. Harris Nesbitt upgraded to outperform from neutral.
Lowe's (LOW ) posted 51 cents, vs. 40 cents fourth-quarter earnings per share on 7.3% higher same-store sales and 20% higher total sales, beating Street estimates. The world's second-largest home-improvement retailer sees 65 cents to 67 cents first-quarter earnings per share (excluding an estimated 13 cents per share impact from an accounting change) on 6% to 7% higher same-store sales and 18% to 19% higher total sales. Analysts, however, expect a profit of 60 cents earnings per share. Shares fell.
Citigroup (C ) will buy Korea's KorAm bank for $2.73 billion, making it the first overseas lender to take over a South Korean bank. Citigroup says the deal will be accretive to 2004 earnings. Shares inched higher.
Lehman Bros. reportedly downgraded data and voice networking provider 3Com (COMS ) to equal-weight from overweight.
Baird upgraded air-conditioning distributor Watsco (WSO ) to outperform from neutral.
Thomas Weisel upgraded Varian (VARI ), a maker of scientific instruments, to outperform from peer perform.
Deutsche Bank downgraded information-technology company Electronic Data (EDS ) to sell from hold.
Handbag and accessories retailer Coach (COH ) says spring season results are trending above plan, and it now expects second-half earnings per share will be at least 52 cents on sales of at least $615 million. Coach sees fiscal 2004 earnings per share of $1.24 on sales of nearly $1.3 billion.
Campbell Soup (CPB ) posted 57 cents, vs. 56 cents second-quarter earnings per share on 9% higher net sales. Campbell sees 31 cents third-quarter earnings per share, and expects $1.58 in fiscal 2004, which is consistent with the earlier guidance.
Symbol Technologies (SBL ) sees fourth-quarter revenue of about $400 million, about 5% higher than the third-quarter level, and 7% above a year ago's level. S&P reiterates hold.
Dominion Resources (D ) will record an additional $44 million after-tax charge against 2003 earnings (GAAP) ro reflect the impaired value of its CNG International pipeline assets in Austrailia that classified as held for sale.
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Navistar (NAV ) posted a narrower-than-expected 34 cents first-quarter loss, vs. a $1.49 loss on an 18% total revenue rise. The transportation company raised the fiscal 2004 target incentive compensation goal to about $2.44 per share, vs. the previously announced target goal of $2.02. S&P reiterates sell. PeopleSoft (PSFT ) asked shareholders to reject Oracle's (ORCL ) takeover proposal.
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The Jimmy Dore Show 12-29-11
The Jimmy Dore Show dec 29, 2011
This week:
2011 Year in Review!
–First we read from the Ron Paul newsletter! The media is SMEARING Ron Paul by accurately quoting articles from the Ron Paul Newsletter. Have they no shame?
–Chris Christie , the fattest guy in the state, tells workers to tighten their belts. Plus he takes a vacation during a state snow emergency and calls us to complain about it.
–Bill Oreilley doesn't know why the tide comes in at night and he is very, very loud about it. He is also outraged about our coverage of the Japan Tsunami and calls in to let us know
–ARNOLD Schwartzenegger groped a woman so hard– that IT MADE A BABY! and he calls in to respond to his love child crisis.
–Democratic Strategist Pete D'Aelessnadro fills us in on the IOWA Caucuses and the crazy way to choose a candidate.
–Sarah Palin talks about the real victims of the Gabby Giffords shooting- her and Glenn Beck.
–Henry Phillips treats us to a song about screwing things up!
Featuring: Frank Conniff, Mike MacRae, Steve Rosenfield, Ben Zelevansky, Stef Zamorano
Originating from KPFK 90.7 FM in Los Angeles, The Jimmy Dore Show is an irreverent and humorous take on today's headlines and hypocrites. The program skewers politicians as well as the corporate mouthpieces which make up today's mainstream "news media." Each and every week, The Jimmy Dore Show provides the unvarnished truth with a twist of funny.
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Bill Maher (and Chris Rock) might be among those convinced that men are only as uxorious as their options don't tempt them to stray, but those guys have a, shall we say, not terribly enlightened view of intergender relations (for example, they seem to be implying that all women are monogamous, or at least not successfully tempted by their options, at least not too often…leaving open the question of, hmm, who are all these het men getting together with? Twenty men on every single woman Leading Them Astray, perhaps?). Men are only as faithful as they choose to be. And so are women. Odd how that can work.
Apparently Ron Paul didn't bother to read the newsletter being sent out under his name…meaning he wasn't quite as much the loon as was the guy he was so irresponsible as to let write the damned thing for him, he was just a slacker (or cynically exploiting the lunatic fringe of Race War Anticipators…or both). Actually analyzing his voting record would be more useful…as well as such statements as that he apparently can't bring himself to believe in biological evolution.
Chris Christie cannot believe that anyone gets a pension? How about the pensions and health care he and other politicians get. Boss Newt resigned in disgrace but gets a congressional pension and voucher free health care. Ben I killed the public option Nelson will get a congressional pension and voucher free health care. My all time favorite Pete (Mayor of San Diego, U.S. senator, Governor of California) Wilson gets how many pensions and health care plans? These clowns use the same diversion techniques perfected by magicians and pickpockets for centuries. Point the finger at someone else so no one will notice what they are really up to.
Hey Jimmy,
If I understanding your joke correctly, you were implying (through sarcasm) that your government was not run buy the Jews. Can you expand on that by addressing the many things that could be sited as counter examples.
1) the 29 standing ovations Benjamin Netanyahu got during his speech in congress http://www.c-span.org/Events/Israeli-Prime-Minister-Addresses-Congress/10737421714-1/
2) Ignoring the americans killed on the flotilla. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGVc0IX13aE
3) The us votes against Palestinian. http://www.democracynow.org/2011/9/13/noam_chomsky_us_to_veto_palestinian,
4) AIPAC and their influence. (any speech at their conference).
5) the billions of dollars sent to Israel. http://wrmea.org/component/content/article/245-2008-november/3845-congress-watch-a-conservative-estimate-of-total-direct-us-aid-to-israel-almost-114-billion.html
6) RT report, Israel new campaign ground for US presidential candidates:http://rt.com/usa/news/israel-president-campaign-usa/
7) And just a general observation that not too many politician go around saying "I'm a great friend of Turkey".
Thanks Jimmy Dore, great show as always.
Hey Jimmy,
Here is another example, you know what I'm talking about.
Thanks for the show Jimmy. Hope to see more of you on TYT.
Well, not to distract from the Ripping the Lid Off the "Secret" that Israel is the US's primary Client State (kinda how Cuba used to be for the Soviet Union, and Albania for the PRC)…
"I agree that men are only as faithful as they choose to be, but that rewards, motivations and urges are very different."
I'm not sure that these are, if you mean between men and women…the rewards are to feel attractive (when one seemingly isn't so attractive to one's partner any longer), the motivations are to feel more vital (and to get excitingly or less rotely laid), and the urges are horniness (and a sense of independence). Between different men and different women…well, yeah…most differences between people are between individual persons within groups than between the groups as a whole. However, I'll believe that certain Penn State football coaches are indeed only as faithful as their circumstances allow…but at the rapist edge of humanity, I suspect that's often true…
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Yeah, its not so secret. Out of such a great show, I don't know why I sunk my teeth into that. It just struck me as being against what Jimmy said before. Something along the lines of jokes being funnier if they are being honest, and comedians speaking against power. I expect a dismissal of this sort of 'secret' from the Wolf Blitzer but not Jimmy Dore.
I understand that it was just an off handed comment and not a centrepiece joke. I think I brought a little frustration from another site and reacted before I thought about whether or not I should.
Is it me or does commenting here feel like it holds a lot of weight? I'm sure Jimmy is reading them and there aren't too many comments. Maybe its just because I'm big fan.
I don't discount what I said it just seams a little silly to, like a I say, focus on such a small part of a great show.
But that last link is so obvious.
ps. Maye be I should let it go but but now that my original comment is back up I won't… Yeah I agree its kinda how Cuba used to be for the Soviet Union, and Albania for the PRC but in those situations I think the Soviet Union was the dominate power. It's the other way around here. Politicians send public money to Israel in the billions and Israel buys off politicians in the millions. I doubt if in the situation you described Cuba has as much control over the Soviet Union as Israel has over the US.
There was give and take in those situations as well. Anti-Cuban factions in the USSR, dismissal of Albania in the PRC (while overtures were being made to African nations by both the Leninist governments). A feeling on the part of some in the larger state of the client state sucking a little too greedily at the teat…while the client state continued to do the dirty work it was assigned, for the most part.
Meanwhile, here's another Ron Paul bulletin for those who enjoy his unwillingness to take blame for anything done under the aegis of his name:
More Israeli/Jewish influence leading the us into another war.
Thanks for having Baby on the show Jimmy! That was awesome and bang on! You clarified Israel's influence precisely and, as down as I am on the state of the world, you sure make me laugh because of it. If he phones again ask him why everyone hates him. The french president actually said as much and Obama's response wasn't very flattering. Maybe corner him on where and when Mahmoud Ahmadinejad actually said he wanted Israel "Wiped off the map". This still comes up a lot and especially now that everyone wants war with Iran. This is not what Ahmadinejad said. It would be nice to get a counter message out there (maybe a funny one? I'll leave that up to you :)
Speaking of which http://www.youtube.com/user/MOXNEWSd0tCOM#p/u/87/jA6R1KG1afY Piers Morgan is a warmonger, a criminal and an ass.
Ok. Yep I'm a jerk because I'm still on this. "it is a stretch to say that the U.S. government is being run by the Jews." I don't agree, but I hope it come across that I am still struggling with the idea.
Like in your last show, Feb 23, 2012, you point out that Israel has the US by the balls. They can't stop Netanaju from going to war with Iran and if they do start that war the Americans will have to fight it. How is that not being run by the Jews?
As far as I can tell the term Jewish refers to both a race and a religion. Let me explicitly state it, if its not clear. In the following I am only talking about the religion, and not the race. In my humble opinion the problem here is caused by nurture, not nature.
I think that your response can be parsed in two ways.
1) Jewish Religion != Israel (!= means not equal to) and/or
2) dragging the US into a war (as well as the other examples I posted) != "being run by".
I want to address the fist one cause this is what I am trying to work through. The second is interesting too. If this is what you mean I have some ideas on that Id like to get out as well. BTW Thanks for internet space 140 character limit my ass, fuck you twitter. Another reason I am a fan is because you come across as an honest actor. Quite willing to change your mind if the evidence presents its self. Obama is a good example. Its a shame of how rare that is (maybe not so much with comedians).
If I understand the position I assume you have (fuck), your point can be summed up by the mafia is run by Italians but not all Italians are in the Mafia. Yes Jimmy! This I agree with. Not all Italians should held in the same low regard as you would someone involved in an organized plot to corrupt the system for their own good and to the detriment of many. One should not paint all Italians with the same brush. However, all the Italian mafia members are contributing to crime and corruption, and should be painted with the evil they do. I think this is a reasonable position.
So maybe you mean "Israel has way too much influence in the US government , but not all Israelis are part of the Jewish religion." To me this does not fit in the same way as the Italian example. Yes, there are some Israelis that are not part of the Jewish Religion, but Israel exists because of the Jewish religion. Aren't the atrocities (like bulldozing homes with occupants inside, shooting children collecting building materials, dropping white phosphorous on a civilian city etc.), at the very least, justified by the Jewish religion pushing the idea that Israel can do no wrong? After all these are the chosen people and this land (that was occupied by someone else for thousands of years) was promised to them by god herself .
What's the difference then, between the Jewish religion and the actions of Israel? Isn't it part of the religion to support Israel. Isn't it written it their crazy book? I could be missing it, but I don't think there are too many Jewish religious groups standing up against this newest push for war. Nor are they standing up against the leaders of Israel on the treatment of Palestine people. (Counter examples would be appreciated, I found one maybe there is more). There are a few people that I'm aware of. Both Naomi Klein and Norm Finklestein come to mind (there are many others I'm sure). They speak out against Israel. Good for them. When they do speak out against Israel, are they not also speaking against their sky god? Again, good for them.
My point is that speaking out against the actions of Israel is not the consorted effort of the Jewish religion. I would think that if there was a difference between the beliefs of the religion and actions of Israel, they (the religion) would make the effort to disassociate themselves. I am aware there is a subtle difference between, crazy religious beliefs being used to justify some horrible action and that horrible action being caused by some crazy religious belief. There is a distinction and I have to admit that in this case I don't know what that distinction is. I just know there is a very strong correlation between the dogma of the Jewish Religion and the actions of state of Israel. Should they not be painted with the same brush? I say yes. Jews (meaning Jewish Religion) = Israel.
P.S. I mentioned counter examples and found one. In Bill Maher's film Religulous. Bill was interviewing an Orthodox Jew that was speaking out against Israel. Through Bill's constant interruptions and editing, the Orthodox Jew seemed to be making perfect sense*. In the end Bill Maher cut him off and dismissed him like the ass Bill is, (a million dollars to Obama super pack, fuck you Bill Maher, you unfunny propagandist shit). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnR0q-llZpw&feature=related at 3:12. The opinion of one Orthodox Jew does not prove that the Jewish religion or even the Orthodox Jewish religion is pushing common sense with respect to the state of Israel, but it does provide some hope. If there are many other example of religious leaders speaking out against the actions of Israel, I'd be persuaded to think that there is a difference between the two. I'd even overlook the nutty logic that gets them to the right place.
*'making perfect sense' is a relative term when it comes to religion. The Orthodox Jew has the right conclusion, Israel should not should not occupy Palestine and maybe the state of Israel should not have been forced into existence on the stolen land. The reason he is saying this is because in his opinion the Israeli people are not yet religious enough to accept that which they are entitled to by god. I think this is the best kind of 'logic' that can be hoped for when talking to any religious nutter. Its a start I guess.
An Orthodox Jew being allowed to talk (not interrupted like with Bill Maher) and on fox news
This guy to me is making perfect sense (again perfect sense being relative to a another bat shit crazy religion. For fuck's sake, if you are looking for a higher truth just open a math book) and not just when it comes to the state of Israel. They also mention the majority of present day traditional Jews and Zionists having an alternative view (in this case whether Israel should exist, no duh).
J Street seems to have the position that they are entitled to the land by god, but they should share it with Palestine. Better than nothing. They are also not very keen on Israeli occupation and the treatment of Palestinian people. Good for them.
Maybe I was wrong. Maybe the actions of Israel are not supported by the Jewish Religion. Certainly not the entire religion. If my small sample represents the views of Orthodox Jews, it is an entire group that can be doesn't support the state of Israel, let alone their actions. Jimmy, I might be wrong.
If you come across someone that says "they support Israel" maybe ask them why? I'd like interested to see if they invoke a sky god or that the Jews had the land thousands of years ago and want it back or if they are aware that Israel used white phosphorus on civilian cities or the shooting children collecting building supplies. If you see Al Gore ask him why. I think the real reason is that they don't want to loose the support (invoke the ire) of the Jewish religion, and maybe that needs re-thinking.


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DeFoe and few others may be riding in tin boats this weekend; we mentioned earlier how that could be a help or a hinderance on the final day.
One thing factor that could definitely make it a hinderance is a huge boat show that is taking place Saturday. It's called Lake Fest, and it's billed as the largest on-the-water boat show in the country, possibly the world.
Expectations are that there could be as many as 10,000 people attend this show, with much of it taking place on the water. That could create some crowded conditions, especially about check-in time.
If you are accustomed to driving something like a Toyota Tundra, then riding in a tin boat with that much boat traffic, would be like trying to traverse Talledega in a Pinto.


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March 15, 2013
The Wolverines improved to 19-0 in the all-times series against Gannon and 15-0 in the all-time series against Mercyhurst.
Michigan also improved its all-time CWPA Western Division record to 77-5.
The previous program record for most goals in a game was 24, which U-M registered against Grove City on March 8, 2008. Adding to its 21-1 win over Washington & Jefferson on Feb. 23, Michigan also owns multiple 20-goal games for the first time since 2008.
Ten different players have combined for 19 of Michigan hat tricks this season. Senior Kiki Golden headlines the group with four, while freshmen Barbara Lanier and Bryce Beckwith own two apiece.
Senior goalkeeper Alex Adamson matched a career best with four assists against Mercyhurst.
Michigan Head Coach Matt Anderson
On the Wolverines' play in the doubleheader ... "In that first period against Gannon, we weren't really doing anything as well as we could have been doing it. It was 2-1, and we needed to find our groove. We had a couple lines that were having trouble finding themselves, but that's somewhat understandable with people coming back healthy and changing rotations. We got better. It was a short rest against Mercyhurst. The challenge was -- we knew what we didn't do as well as we could have. We could have a long battle if we choose, or we can exert what we should be doing early in the first period. They did. I was not expecting us to play as well as we did in the first period. That was good.
"To say that I liked the progress from game one to game two is an understatement. It was great. They knew that Mercyhurst was going to pose a challenge if we didn't set the pace of the game early -- getting some two-meters, getting some good drives. We did that, and that's what you want to see."
On getting several players into the games ... "There were some that definitely did some things that they've been itching to do with more playing time. There were others that we would have liked more out of. They all got to play, and at the end of the day, that's what they all want to do. They just need to focus on the end result that we played better than we probably expected. That's the best thing."
On freshman Barbara Lanier's day ... "Barbara is our third set and in some games, isn't going to get the opportunity to get many minutes. So, these are the games in which she gets her opportunity to show what she's capable of doing. As a freshman, it should give her confidence going into her sophomore, junior and senior years."