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Good morning from The Oval. This is a week of presidential election anniversaries; it was 61 years ago today that presidential politics saw its biggest upset (and greatest photo), Harry Truman's come-from-behind over Thomas Dewey. Also elected on this date: Jimmy Carter (1976) and George W. Bush (2004).
President Obama, whose election anniversary is Wednesday, has a low-key day at the White House. In the morning, he meets with his Economic Recovery Advisory Board, to discuss long-term efforts at job creation.
This afternoon, Obama meets with Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt.
Obama and various aides also have a string of private meetings, with lots to talk about.
In Afghanistan, President Hamid Karzai has a second term, now that a runoff has been canceled after the withdrawal of challenger Abdullah Abdullah. How will that affect Obama's decision on whether to send more troops?
Congressional Democrats continue to seek a health care compromise.
Obama's climate change bill faces tough odds in the Senate.
Off-year governor elections in Virginia and New Jersey. Obama made one last pitch for embattled New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine. And in a New York state congressional race, the Republican candidate has abandoned the field in the face of conservative opposition, the biggest sign yet of GOP infighting.
White House aides took some time off from their battle with Fox News to trade jabs with another foe: Rush Limbaugh.
We're not fighting anybody here at The Oval, just reporting on Obama's day. Keep checking back and have a good one.
(Posted by David Jackson; AP file photo)
David's journalism career spans three decades, including coverage of five presidential elections, the Oklahoma City bombing, the 2000 Florida presidential recount and the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He has covered the White House for USA TODAY since 2005. His interests include history, politics, books, movies and college football -- not necessarily in that order. More about David
Follow the Oval on Twitter: @The Oval, @djusatoday.
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♀ Reeanne
What does Reeanne mean?
Reeanne [reeanne] as a girls' name has its root in Welsh, and the meaning of the name Reeanne is "great queen, or goddess". Reeanne is an alternate spelling of Reanna (Welsh): variant spelling of Rhiannon.
VARIANT Reanne
RELATIONS VIA REANNA Reannah, ReannonCREATIVE FORMS
(female) Ranne, Reeanni, ..
(male) Reeance, Reeanto, .. MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Reeanne Aarna (R.A.), ..
How popular is Reeanne?
Reeanne is an uncommonly occurring first name for females. Reeanne is also an unusual surname for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Which version is better?with its source form and related girl names. Reanna is the only prominent variation form of Reeanne (OUTSIDE TOP 2000) ranked in the Top 2000. Adoption of this relation of Reeanne reached its highest in the year 1998 (#788), but now, Reanna has gone out of style. (2015 BIRTH STATISTICS)
Similar Names
Reeanne is pronounced similarly to Raeann, Raeanne, Raene, Raine, Rayann, Rayeann, Rayne▲, Reene, Reine, Renne, Rheanne, Rhiane, Rhiann, Riane, Riann, Rianne, Roanne, Ryane, Ryann▲, Ryanne and Ryenne. Other suggested similar names are Breanne▼, Breeanne, Cezanne, Deanne▼, Deeane, Deeann, Deeanna, Ileanne, Jeanne▼, Joeanne, Leanne▼, Leeahnne (see Liane), Leeann▼, Leeanne, Leianne, Leyanne, Raeanna, Ranae, Ranee, Ranna, Rayanna, Reena, Renae▼, Renaye, Rene▼, Renee▼, Renie, Rennae, Rennie, Renny, Rexanna, Rexanne, Rheanna, Rhianna▼, Rianna▼, Roanna, Rohanna, Rosanne▼, Roseanne, Roxanne▼, Royanna, Rozanne, Rrenae (see Renee), Ryanna and Sueanne. These names tend to be more frequently used than Reeanne.See names in meaning and etymology.

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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
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Driver flees from Highway Patrol
February 6, 2013
A driver eluded law enforcement during a vehicle pursuit and a search by a helicopter off Highway 174 Saturday night.
California Highway Patrol Officer Greg Tassone saw the white Toyota 4Runner while on patrol near Brunswick and Greenhorn roads at about 10:50 p.m., said CHP Officer Dina Hernandez.
The SUV was raised and had no mud flaps, which is illegal because the tires can kick up debris, Hernandez said.
Tassone activated his lights and tried to make a traffic stop, but the driver of the 4Runner failed to stop and continued up Brunswick Road, turning right on Highway 174.
"Everything happened so fast. When the bus spun everything flew, even the people."
— gerardo barrientos,
bus passenger
The SUV driver then turned onto Osborne Hill Road, but Tassone was unable to keep up, Hernandez said. The abandoned vehicle was located, and a helicopter with heat-seeking equipment was called out, as were Placer County Sheriff's K-9 units and Nevada County Sheriff's deputies.
The driver was not located, and the incident remains under investigation.
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Winter is coming! I am not really excited to be saying that, but it is a fact of life. So, as I have mentioned on this blog before, we need to be prepared to keep our animals comfortable as the weather changes. Everyone is aware of the dangers of dehydration in animals in the summer, but the dangers are just as high for dehydration in horses in the winter. Because a frozen water bucket is a real possibility, today we will talk a bit about how to avoid this problem and keep your horse from going thirsty or getting sick, regardless of the weather. Continue reading
Be Brilliant at Your First English Riding Event
Anyone who knows me or who has been following my blog knows that I have a distinct favoritism for western riding. I like the clothing I wear while riding western, the style of the saddle and even the fact that I can ride well with one hand on the reins. That being said English style riding is an important aspect of competitive horseback riding events. Today I want to introduce you to the English riding style and tell you a little about how these events work. Continue reading
What You Need to Know: Preventing Hypothermia in Horses
By Sharon Rogers
Winter is coming! I can't, honestly, say I am very happy about that fact. But considering that there is nothing I can do to change it, now is the time to think about "winterizing" your horse. Hypothermia in horses is a very real concern when the weather gets cold. My goal today is to give you some tips for preventing hypothermia and keeping your horse safe and warm, no matter how cold it gets outside. Continue reading
9 Ways to Keep the Barn Safe for your Horses
By Sharon Rogers
I love horses! I know you hear me say that all the time. My passion for these beautiful creatures is one of the reasons I write this blog. I enjoy having the opportunity to share what I have learned in the hope of improving your relationship with your horse. When you share your thoughts and experiences with me I gain as much as I give. Today I want to talk about horse safety. Hopefully some of the following safety tips will help to keep your horses in a safe and comfortable environment. Continue reading
Fashion Trends: Do's and Don'ts in the Horse Show Ring
I don't know about you but I don't get dressed up to go to work. If you know me, or have ever read my blog, you know I love my jeans and boots. They are sturdy, comfortable and long wearing. They are the perfect uniform for my job. They are also just right for play. I work with horses, of course, but I also spend some of my best leisure time on a horse. I guess the moral of the story is that I spend a lot of time in my "uniform." Don't make the mistake of thinking that these clothes mean I am not interested in fashion. I may be a horsewoman but I know my fashion! So today we are going to talk about equestrian fashion. Continue reading


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They look like an ordinary pair of Asics running shoes but they aren't. They are literally noise cancelling shoes…very well worn noise cancelling shoes because self care for me is the ability to walk…to run…miles and miles.
Remember all those half marathons and other races that I ran where I collected all those amazing medals after crossing the finish line?
You don't?
Well, I do as I see all those once shiny, blingy medals every day collecting dust hanging out of sight in my walk-in closet. I hear them too as well as the ten of them that live in my closet clank against one another reminding me of what I did. What I can do. What has been literally my therapy for such a very long, long time.
I don't run in half marathons anymore for many reasons. The biggest reason is I just can not afford to anymore. But I do still run. All the time. Any chance that I can.
Self mental health care.
But truth be told, the endorphins release is no longer enough. It hasn't been for months and months. But I still run because I need to because it is something that I can do. Something that I can do now and do pretty well.
Years and years ago, after the birth of one of the many babies I birthed, I was being treated for post partum depression. My doctor wanted to add medication to my treatment but I refused for quite some time because I was breastfeeding my baby and I had concerns about the effect the meds might have on my nursing infant. Still the doctor pushed back. Finally I confessed that at that moment and every day I knew for sure the one thing that I could do right was feed my baby. Everything else I did, or didn't do, was open for scrutiny and critique but feeding my baby was the one thing that only I could do and I did it very well. And so my doctor agreed.
Now I run. I have ran for over 4 years and have run a lot. Running for the dopamine release and running to cancel out the noise, the noise always in my head that mocks, jeers, derides, scoffs at anything I think or feel or do.
Today the noise was especially loud so I laced up these shoes and walked and ran and walked for what ended up being nearly ten miles because step by step, mile after mile, the noise was not there. Cancelled. I needed that noise to be out of my head today. Desperately so. So I ran longer than I had planned for.
Tomorrow I imagine that my body will hate me.
Oh well.
As for me I will be grateful for my noise cancelling shoes.
Oh, and for the kitty photo bomb too.