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Balance of Power with Tucker Carlson and Ana Marie Cox
Monday, February 23, 2009; 12:00 PM
Tucker Carlson. Ana Marie Cox. He's conservative. She's liberal. They both write for The Daily Beast, and she's a national correspondent for Air America Radio. They were online Monday, February 23 to offer their analysis of the first weeks of the Obama presidency and other goings-on in the world of politics.
A transcript follows.
Ana Marie Cox: Hello! Sorry I'm late. Delayed by the hassle of trying to get online from the WH briefing room and also hands are frozen from interviewing governors in the cold.
Glenwood, Md.: Tucker, in your opinion is there anyone in the GOP dugout who can step up and become a real threat to Mr. Obama in the next election? Thanks.
Tucker Carlson: Happy Monday! Thanks for having us as always.
Not at this point. There are a couple of pretty impressive Republicans left out there -- Mark Sanford of South Carolina is the first to spring to mind -- but they don't have a chance at the moment. Republicans lost control of the government for a reason: They're discredited. In order to come back, they'll need to decide on a coherent governing philosophy. But more than anything, Obama will have to screw up badly. Nobody likes to admit it, but electoral politics is basically about loathing. Until large numbers of people despise someone, his opponents don't really have a chance. There would have been no 1994 for Republicans without Bill Clinton's 1993. Last fall's Democratic sweep would have been impossible without Bush. Etc. I'm not rooting for Obama to fail but, again, he'll need to before any Republican can hope to beat him in 2012.
Portland, Ore.: Just because you part your hair and your politics on opposing sides, how do we really know that "Carlson" and "Cox" are not the same person; part of the vast Liberal Media Conspiracy plot, if you will?
Tucker Carlson: That's the beauty of the internet: You'll have to take our word for it.
Ana Marie Cox: Being the same person might not advance the Vast Liberal Conspiracy plot very much but it would explain why Gov. Crist seemed to find me so fascinating just now.
Farragut West: Tucker -- where have you been? We haven't seen you around D.C. lately...
Tucker Carlson: Happily ensconced in my neighborhood in Northwest. I just discovered a good new restaurant on MacArthur Blvd. near my house, so I don't go downtown for lunch as much anymore, though I am going today after this. But thanks for noticing.
Boston: Every day last week, on every Washington Post political chat, someone would post the equivalent of this:
'I pay my mortgage on time, live in a home I can afford, drive a used car, pay off my credit card, etc. Where is MY bailout? Why do MY taxes have to pay for irresponsible people?'
Well, I also live within my means in a modest home, drive an 11-year old car, don't charge things I can't pay for that month... and I am pleased and proud to help others less fortunate by supporting the President's stimulus plan.
Jeez, people! This is part of what government is for!
Take a breath and be grateful you had either the good luck, good sense, or good timing to avoid financial disaster... and it is probably some combination of all. There were lots of forces that led to people getting in over the heads financially outside of their personal responsibility. Just be grateful it isn't you, and do your bit to help.
Tucker Carlson: If this were a theological debate, you'd be taking the Calvinist position. As an Episcopalian, I don't buy it. Financial stability isn't just a matter of fate, or good luck. Some people work hard and save. Others try to game the system and max out their credit cards to buy things they can't afford. I'm not saying that everyone who's in financial trouble deserves it, nor am I gloating over the humiliation of those who have earned their bankruptcies. But I do think it's unfair to claim that people who did the right thing ought to be forced to take responsibility for people who didn't. We should be rewarding sensible behavior, not punishing it.
Ana Marie Cox: And those people who live next door to the "non-sensible," whose homes are devalued because their neighbor's house was foreclosed on? What is the Episcopalian position on that? And I do assume the devaluation has nothing to do with people nailing complaints on anyone's door.
More Haley Barbour please!: A porkster gov from a porkster state that has benefited from the porkiest of Republican Senators for decades yet remains the poorest of the poor, most uneducated of the uneducated and he's worried about losing jobs?
Please: how can much longer can the south remain so economically and politically illiterate while being so easily manipulated by religious hypocrites whose business buddies and major donors who get richer and richer while they soak up all that pork at the trough meanwhile their citizens are among the poorest, unhealthiest, most uninsured of any industrialized nation -- in fact on par with many third world countries?
(I say that as a white person with a college degree (and Phi Beta Kappa key) who was born in Mississippi and has returned to a part of the South that still votes against their own economic interests because they're so gullible and emotionally hysterical about 'social' issues.)
Tucker: how much longer can the Republicans milk that cow?
(Oh yeah, guess I answered my own question: as long as they keep their citizens poor and uneducated, I guess the answer is FOREVER isn't it?)
Tucker Carlson: If I had fried catfish filet for every time someone at a dinner party in Washington repeated the same mindless cliches about voting patterns in the South, I'd have to buy new pants. Southern voters are stupid! Badly educated! Racist! Hostage to silly religious prejudices! Etc! Etc!
Maybe they vote Republican because arrogant, narrow-minded liberals like you patronize them. Ever consider that?
Ana Marie Cox: I won't disagree with you but I do like the idea of catfish everytime someone in D.C. uttered a Southern voting pattern cliche. That said, you do realize that the South stayed poor and uneducated for years and years under many Democratic governors, right?
Chicago, Ill.: Ana and Tucker: Love your pieces here.
There's a lot of talk about the Republicans winning Obama's former seat if Burris resigns and there's a special election. That's not likely to happen (especially the Burris stepping-away part), even if the Republican candidate is Mark Kirk.
First, the Republican Party in Illinois is as discredited in Illinois as is the Democratic Party, if not more so, so that part of the equation is a push. The national Republican brand is a drag here anyway, so I think party label hurts Republicans on balance here.
Second, the prognosticators seem to give Mark Kirk the edge among potential R candidates. That might have worked better if he'd been more independent of Bush during that last administration. Any D candidate will tie MK tightly to GWB - his voting record enables that anchoring. And his recent vote against the stimulus package is not going to help him with voters in Illinois, who probably favored the package - right or wrong - like the majority of voters everywhere.
Third, Illinois is as blue a State as there is.
So, the Rs might win here, but it's going to require an extremely attractive R and extremely unattractive D to get an R over the hump here.
Ana Marie Cox: I have nothing to add to this very sensible take on the situation except to add that THE WHITE HOUSE BRIEFING ROOM IS VERY COLD SOMEONE SHUT THE DOOR.
Chicago, Illinois: Why did Sarah Palin force Bristol to do an interview with Greta? I say forced because at one point Bristol claims she wants to be an advocate for abstinence (which sounded extremely canned) but then says abstinence is unrealistic (which sounded extremely candid). Sarah Palin shouldn't keep exploiting her family.
Tucker Carlson: I have to say, I agree completely.
Ana Marie Cox: I think a good life plan for Bristol may be to just never do what her mother says. It's worked so far.
Anonymous: Three of four Americans are "somewhat" scared about the nation's financial situation. My local (Republican) paper columnist says the President needs to smile more (but avoid smirking). From a PR standpoint what emotional stance will do the most good in tomorrow night's big speech?
Ana Marie Cox: I like Rahm's smirk but I think Obama's expression of impassioned reticence will soothe the nation's ghastly grimace.
Tucker Carlson: I enjoy -- and will always defend -- a good smirk, though I realize I'm virtually alone in this. I assume the president will go for gravely-concerned-but-in-control. They usually do. From a PR standpoint, though, his best move would be to explain, in language everyone can understand, how precisely government is going to rescue the economy. I pay fairly close attention and I still don't understand it.
Feel better now Tucker?: I guess name-calling is a great way to avoid the real issue which is the hypocrisy and political game playing by Barbour and the Southern Governors of poor states isn't it?
Besides did you miss the part about how I LIVE HERE -- do you? So you know MORE about what daily life in the south is like, huh?
Tucker Carlson: I wasn't defending Barbour, or any southern governor. And I'm glad you live there, but that's not the point. The point is, you can't have a rational conversation about politics if your starting assumption is: Everyone who disagrees with me is crazy or stupid. And that's clearly your starting assumption.
Monknash, Wales: Why is it journos took so long to embrace Twitter and now seem to use it to post "look at me" pieces on how cool they are for using it rather than using the tool to establish a real dialogue? Is not media in trouble precisely because of its 1-way (I have something to say so listen up!) communication flow and seeming arrogance/diffidence coming back to the sender?
washingtonpost.com: Anchors Oblige Public's Craving for Tweets by Howard Kurtz (Washington Post, Feb. 23)
Tucker Carlson: I talk for a living, but honestly, I just don't have enough to say to justify a Twitter account.
Ana Marie Cox: The past week's eruption of "journotwits" has been amusing for many reasons (primarily because it confirms pretty much every suspicion I've had about Mike Allen. almost.) but also to see the famous-for-DC struggle with how to use the medium. David Gregory, of all people, seems to be trying the hardest to actually have a back and forth with his "followers."
That said, I am not sure if Twitter is genuinely two-way, and I think that's why I like it.
Surf City, N.C.: Who's a more obnoxious moral posturer, Attorney General Eric Holder or Sean Penn?
Tucker Carlson: Holder could put you in jail, so he'd be my pick. And actually I sort of like Penn. Obviously I disagree with his politics, but I had dinner with him once and had a great time. Engaging guy.
As for Holder, he said the other day that on racial issues, this is a nation of cowards. Everyone's afraid to tell the truth. Can't disagree with that. But I wonder how he'd respond if, say, a prominent Republican senator decided to tell the truth about affirmative action, that's it's unfair and racist. Would he welcome those observations as courageous? Or denounce them as bigoted? It would be fascinating to find out.
Ana Marie Cox: It seems to me that neither of them are posturers -- they walk the walk of their talk -- and I am not sure if they're obnoxious. I would definitely rather have dinner with Penn, though.
Chevy Chase, Md.: Predictions for how Michael Steele will fare as RNC head?
Ana Marie Cox: OFF THE HOOK, indeed.
Tucker Carlson: Steele said it best himself, in an interview with the New York Times: "We want to convey that the modern-day G.O.P. looks like the conservative party that stands on principles. But we want to apply them to urban-suburban hip-hop settings."
I have no idea what that means, but it sounds zany.
religious positions on the bailout: I'm Jewish so I just feel guilt about the bailout. My neighbor is a Buddist and she's like "whatever". My brother is an agnostic and is not quite sure what to feel about the bailout.
Ana Marie Cox: I understand that Jindal is anything but an atheist but he seems to think the bailout doesn't exist.
Tucker Carlson: I'm Protestant, so I'd be happy to meet you for a cocktail to discuss it.
Stimulati, ON: I have to commend Governor Mark Sanford for his principled and ideologically consistent stance against taking federal stimulus money for South Carolina. It will be so interesting to see how people will survive in a state with such high unemployment and a minimal social safety net. In fact, I can't recall a bolder experiment in social Darwinism in recent history. In your opinion, is this, in the words of the new RNC chairman Michael Steele, "beyond cutting edge"?
Tucker Carlson: That's the beauty of having 50 different states: People get to vote with their feet, or moving vans. If people don't like Sanford's "experiment" they'll move, or stop coming to the state. According to the census, that hasn't happened yet. The population of South Carolina seems to be growing briskly.
Ana Marie Cox: Simply growing the population may in fact explain why Sanford thinks his play will work. Midterms are going to be SO INTERESTING.
Churchville, Va.: Do you believe the Republicans in the Senate and House and the Republican Governors who oppose President Obama's economic policies have economic advisors superior to the team advising the President?
Ana Marie Cox: I know they definitely have inferior POLITICAL advisors.
RE: Your Response to Boston: You say "As an Episcopalian, I don't buy it." But are you aware of the Episcopal Church Convention Resolution Number 2003-D040, the title of which is "Reaffirm Commitment to Provide Affordable Housing for the Poor" (http:/
Tucker Carlson: My god. The last thing I need is another reminder of how annoying the smug, overfed leadership of Episcopal Church is. But now that you mentioned it, instead of forming committees to write resolutions demanding that someone else provide free things for the poor, shouldn't the church be doing that itself? Isn't that the whole point?
D.C.: Holder spoke the truth, and he didn't say white people are cowards on the subject of race... he said we all are. I applaud him saying it, and appreciate that someone (aside from just Barack Obama) can find a way to have a high minded discourse on matters of race in this country. And that means including the variety of white perspectives/views.
Tucker Carlson: Amen. I'm totally for it. I just doubt that Holder is interested in hearing views that violate polite society's speech codes on the subject. But maybe I'm wrong. I hope so.
Soon it won't be NYC: Okay Tucker (and Ana), as an Alabaman who moved to the northeast and plans on moving back soon, I would like to re-ask this question with 100% less patronizing contempt for my Southern compatriates.
Do you think any success with the stimulus package will give fiscally centrist/liberal Dems like Rep. Artur Davis a chance to make gains in the South? Do you think any of this is going to come back and haunt the anti-stim Republicans?
I think this would be a great opportunity for Southern dems to demonstrate what real live bottom-up fiscal populism looks like.
Charlie Crist is singing all the right notes on his support of it "FOR THE PEOPLE!," while Governors Jindal and Barbour seem to be forgetting that unemployed people vote, and most of them would probably love to NOT need the extra money the stimulus package is supposed to give them.
Tucker Carlson: Artur Davis is an impressive guy, the future (I hope) of what Democrats in the South will look like. But in order to win statewide in a place like Alabama, Democrats are going to have to give a little bit on those dreaded social issues, particularly abortion.
Ana Marie Cox: I like me some Crist. He and Pawlenty are, I think, making some very smart plays in this game. I know Pawlenty isn't Southern, but he and Crist to me, should be what the Rs look like in the future.
Alexandria, Va.: Tucker: Any thoughts on Eric Cantor as a national-level leader? He may be a bit junior right now, but he seems to have a pretty sensible conservative instinct, a calm temperament, and some recent attention as a possible McCain running mate. Also, does Governor Jindal's well-publicized religious-right affiliation jeopardize any national aspirations?
Ana Marie Cox: Sorry to jump in on Tucker's q, but since I HAPPEN TO HAVE AN OPINION (when do I not?): My understanding from the McCain team is that the only person who was considering Cantor for VP was Cantor. So there's that.
BUT -- and not unrelated -- as important than his "conservative instinct" and temperament, he seems to have shown himself to be pretty masterful at DC inside-politics. Though I think the GOP House unanimity on stimpak was STUPID, it was also a very impressive display of discipline. Which matters around here.
Tucker Carlson: No question about it: Cantor's the master of the inside game, and also smart and appealing. He'll be around a long time.
This Chat...: ... always reaffirms my belief that, for the most part, convervatives think liberals are wrong, while liberals think conservatives are stupid.
Thank you.
Tucker Carlson: Generally that's true, I've noticed, though when we have lunch Ana pretends to think I'm smart. Which I appreciate.
Thanks for everything today. See you next week.
Ana Marie Cox: Sorry this chat's a little short. I am right now this instant in the East Room waiting for the president. Yeah, me! See you next week and thanks, as usual, for the awesome questions.
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I have major issues with anxiety. I don't have full blown panic attacks that often but I do get them. Mostly when I do I will have chest pains now and that can freak me out. I've woken up in the middle of the night even with chest pains. I thought it was my heart at first, even though I have had panic attacks for years. I didn't start getting them with chest pains until a couple years ago.
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I have them if they are back i get to where i cant breath it feels like i am suffocating thankfully it doesn't happen often. Before my meds if i was in large room or store with alot of people I would freak out and get really itchy and break out in hives. The Zoloft has helped with that and the depression.
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I could tell a difference when they lowered my dose at the begining of my pregnancy I went down to 50mg and I got a lot more anxious if I was out and esp at work if there was a lot of people crowded in one room. I was also a lot more moody and sensitive. I have since gone back to 100mg and I am not seeing this as much.
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I do. I feel like I can't breath and that i am going to freak out any second. I am worst in groups of people, so sometimes being at work is really hard for me, or the mall or an amusement park. Usually if I close my eyes and concentrate on my breathing I can get under control again. Retreating to a bathroom stall for 5 minutes is surprisingly soothing.
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I've struggled with anxiety for a really long time and right now I take Citalopram but I used to have to take Xanax when I would have panic attacks because it was so bad I couldn't go out in public for a long time. Thankfully now I don't have very many panic attacks, but I do worry that when I go off my meds for pregnancy that the anxiety will come back.
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With a name like ours (we do exactly what it says on the tin), we've been able to gather a substantial database of brilliant shoppers to help meet our client's varied needs over the years. In our time we've carried out some unusual work; we've set up plumbing blockages and car faults. We've cheated in exams (to check the invigilators are alert), parked illegally (to test the council's parking wardens) and gone on timeshare holidays. We've been pregnant, bankrupt, hard-of-hearing, teenagers looking for contraception, pensioners buying insurance and trainee teachers. We've recruited Chinese gamblers, housing tenants, disabled mystery shoppers and males to take the last dance at a lap-dancing club (to ensure nothing is occurring which contravenes the licence).
25 years ago mystery shoppers applied by post and sent a photograph. All assessment forms were printed and sent out and received by post. All communication with clients and mystery shoppers was by telephone or letter. New business was attracted by advertisements and mailshots. Now the wonders of Google (where we have enjoyed first page listing for a number of years) means we don't need to advertise-we are often hard-pressed to respond to the inbound enquiries we receive from our website. The web also explains how we've managed to build such an enormous database of mystery shoppers, who apply online. All assignment, training, briefing and reporting is automated through our web-based system which even ensures that shoppers are reimbursed for any expenses and paid their fee.
The MSL app lets mystery shoppers know if they're in the vicinity of an available assignment. They can check the details, see whether they qualify, the fee and exactly what they'll need to do and they can accept the assignment over their mobile phone. They can complete any required qualification and briefing, review the assessment form then visit the specified location carry out the assignment complete the form together with any required photographs of the shop or of their receipt and upload everything the moment their phone is connected.
Managing Director Paul Grafton said:
"We are delighted to be celebrating our 25th Anniversary and are thrilled with the growth of the company since launch, and particularly over the last four years when we have tripled in size. We are one of the fastest growing mystery shopping companies in the UK and are providing services to some of the leading companies in the UK and abroad with an excellent reputation across the industry. We pride ourselves on providing a tailored service and for that reason we have been able to develop an excellent relationships with our clients and with our mystery shoppers."
But we don't plan to stop there. In April 2017 Sophie, Paul's daughter (currently Deputy Managing Director), will take the helm. And we're planning for further growth with a new office area being developed jointly with our landlord.
Sophie Grafton said:
I'm delighted to be taking over such an exciting and fast moving Company and having the opportunity to lead it forward towards its next 25 years. As consumers become more and more demanding mystery shopping is a vital component of any organisation's quality management programme. Mystery shopping not only acts as a diagnostic tool to identify what's being done well and what isn't, but by giving objective and constructive feedback to managers and staff it is also in itself a very effective tool for rectifying anything which may be amiss."
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This week's arctic blast started affecting Dallas-area temperatures this afternoon. I wondered if tonight's turnout would be affected. It was not. We drafted with nine players tonight and saw a number of good draft decks. While there has been a great deal of variation among the winning decks in Khans draft, one thing has been true throughout the season: these matches take longer to play. I think this means Khans of Tarkir is a complex set of cards and so are the draft decks this set produces.
You know you have a really good friend when they do the hard work of [i]staying[/i] good friends even when they are separated from you by great distances. Six months ago, my good friend and teammate Joe Klopchic moved to Seattle to work for one of the big internet companies that currently rule the world. Joe is one of the few guys on earth who shares my love for weird Magic formats. In particular, he's a big fan of DC-10. He plays it almost as much as I do. However, Joe has never been a big fan of my house rules for DC-10. He doesn't love my arbitrarily large amount of mana that I provide for each player, and he really doesn't like how often running out of cards makes you lose the game. Joe recently challenged me to a new way to play DC-10. He calls it DC-10 Rotisserie Draft.
I haven't been more challenged by limited formats than I have with Khans of Tarkir sealed deck and booster draft. I thought the rest of the team felt the same, and with a sealed deck PTQ season going on I expected attendance to stay high all season. It has not. Last week there were only six of us. We played a pair of team drafts that I'll document later in this journal entry. Tonight, things are looking up a little bit. We have the perfect number for draft, exactly eight players.
In this article, we are once again exploring the unique possibility of lining up an entire set of cards, Khans of Tarkir in this case, and make it battle against an entire other set of cards. Welcome to the format I like to call Full Set Singleton.
Attendance is slipping, bit by bit, as we continue to draft Khans of Tarkir. I have no idea why, I guess people occasionally have other things to do than just play Magic. Crazy. I'm not complaining, though, we still have an over-full table tonight of nine players. The competition is very good and the winning decks continue to surprise me. After a month of drafting with Khans I'm happy to report that there is no simple plan that results in a winning deck over and over again. At least, there's no one type of deck that always wins.
We're deep into the Khans of Tarkir sealed deck Pro Tour Qualifier season for Pro Tour Washington D.C. in February. That means that Khans booster draft is a more important skill than it would be if the PTQ season was Standard or Modern. Our drafts have been very entertaining. No single strategy, and certainly no single color combination, has been dominating. We see very different things doing well each week. That doesn't mean we aren't learning things. I believe we definitely are. The format is speeding up, which is normal, and different cards are being exploited tonight than would have been two or three weeks ago.
It's the third week of Khans draft and guys are starting to figure some stuff out. Attendance is smaller tonight. The guys that hardly ever show up, the ones that showed up two weeks ago, they went back to not showing up tonight. We had ten players tonight and so we drafted ten wide upstairs in the Guildhall. The winning decks, still three-colored, are more aggressive than any of the winning decks from the past two weeks.
The Guildmages are hot for Khans of Tarkir draft. Last week we had a near-record number of players. This week we had fifteen. That means that we had two Swiss drafts running at the same time, seven players downstairs and eight upstairs. Plus a team draft afterwards.
[p]Every time a new set comes out I immediately play as much sealed deck and booster draft with the new cards as possible. These are my favorite formats and it's always exciting to play with a brand new set. As soon as I got my hands on some Khans booster boxes I was ready to rip into them. Except I don't like to open packs without getting at least a little play value out of them. The quickest and easiest way to get a little play value out of booster packs that you want to open is to play DC-10.
Khans of Tarkir was the object of discussion all summer. The long-awaited set finally arrived last weekend in prerelease tournaments. After not paying much attention to the individual cards being spoiled over the past month, I eagerly waded into a pair of prerelease events. Sealed deck is just about my favorite way to play Magic and I look forward to playing in as many prerelease events as possible each time a new set comes out. The prerelease weekend also served as important tournament practice. The current Pro Tour Qualifier season, the last of its kind, features sealed deck play. From now until the end of November, sealed deck skills can earn you a plane ticket to Pro Tour Washington D.C. in February, 2015. I won my last PTQ, also sealed deck, almost a year ago. That qualifier sent me to Pro Tour Valencia this past February. I had a good time. I like playing on the Pro Tour and I'm eager to go back.


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Iowa Congressman Tom Latham released the following statement after voting in favor of HR 4853, legislation to extend the current tax rates and fend off a major tax increase for all Americans beginning Jan. 1:
"The tax bill approved by the House of Representatives on Thursday makes sure that no American will face a tax hike on January 1. The economic condition of our country remains precarious, and allowing the current tax rates to expire and replacing them with a massive tax increase would be disastrous for families, employers and the national economy.
"This legislation lifts some of the uncertainty that is freezing our economy in place and dispels the doubt surrounding future tax liabilities for every American. It improves the ability of employers to plan ahead and start hiring again. Allowing the current tax rates to expire would bury middle-class families with a huge tax increase. This legislation, on the other hand, represents a critical step toward sustained job creation and a long-term economic recovery."
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I have been a volunteer with Nursing Mothers Counsel since 1987 and have served as a board member for quite a number of years.
Nursing Mothers Counsel (NMC) is a non-profit organization that has been providing free breastfeeding education and support to new moms since 1955. NMC's mission has remained the same since it was founded--to provide one-on-one breastfeeding support to new moms, mainly through phone counseling, by highly trained volunteer counselors (who have breastfed), to enable moms to have a successful breastfeeding experience. Free home visits may be provided if a mom is in our counselor's geographical area.
Over the past 56 years, NMC counselors have have helped tens of thousands of moms!
Both the San Francisco Bay Area and Santa Cruz Chapters of NMC provide free breastfeeding classes.
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The Asian Development Bank has projected Bangladesh's GDP to grow by six percent and inflation to rise to nine percent in the current fiscal year, amid concerns of risks that could derail the projections.
It also forecast that the GDP growth could reach 6.5 percent and the inflation down at eight percent in the next fiscal year. The forecasts were made in the Asian Development Outlook 2008. simultaneously released yesterday in Dhaka and many other countries. ADB Country Director Hua Du briefed the press in Dhaka.
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Hope our Ms Hopkins sound alike does,not see this,lol.This is my lovely new car,which I probably Don,t deserve.I paid excess to have the Mini Cooper Countryman 4x4 Auto.Been out and about,driving to the hospitals visited by ambulance previously.I even managed to get lost,having got out of London could,nt find my way back in.Spent an hour going round in circles(could,not read the signs)Really enjoying driving again.Currently having breathing difficulties again,not infection or the eye drops or even my bathroom conversion so must just be getting worse.Just spoke to GP and this seems to be the case.Anyway if you are waiting the outcome of you PIP claim I wish you the best of luck,I am proof that we can actually get the full allowance.Hope you,re all enjoying the better weather and feeling the benefit of some much needed sunshine.Happy summertime to all my friends .David. 😎


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Angry Birds Toons: Season One - Volume One DVD
Starring Antti Pääkkönen, Pasi Ruohönen, Lynne Guaglione, Heljä Heikkinen
Directed by Eric Guaglione
The first volume of episodes from the Finnish-made children's animation based on the popular video game franchise.
Like the game, the series follows the rivalry between the pigs of Piggy Island and the birds who flock there.
Despite the continual attempts of the pigs to drive the feathered inhabitants of the island away, these birds are no mere victims.
Red (voice of Antti Pääkkönen) and his friends Chuck (Pääkkönen), Bomb (Pasi Ruohönen), Matilda (Pääkkönen), the Blues (Lynne Guaglione and Heljä Heikkinen) and Terence (Heikkinen) are more than prepared to fight to protect their eggs.
The episodes are: 'Chuck Time', 'Where's My Crown?', 'Full Metal Chuck', 'Another Birthday', 'Egg Sounds', 'Pig Talent', 'Cordon Bleugh', 'True Blue?', 'Do As I Say!', 'Off Duty', 'Slingshot 101', 'Thunder Chuck', 'Gardening With Terence', 'Dopeys On a Rope', 'Trojan Egg', 'Double Take', 'Crash Test Piggies', 'Slappy-Go-Lucky', 'Sneezy Does It', 'Run Chuck Run', 'Hypno Pigs', 'Egg's Day Out', 'Gatecrasher', 'Hog Roast', 'The Bird That Cried Pig' and 'Hamshank Redemption'.
- Format: DVD
- Region: 2
- Certification: (U)
- Catalogue number: CDR41222
- Studio: Sony Pictures Home Ent.
- Release date: 02/12/2013
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Cyilinder bureau with a top, veneered with handcut elm wood. Behind the upper three doors 1-1 piperacks, drawers, and a shelf and can be seen. The cylindrical part hides a writing secretaire with drawers and three compartments under the leaves. íthe lower part has three large drowers. The escutcheons are made of mother of pearl and bone. The locks are original. Made in the first third of the 19th century.
Pastel, paper, with glassed-in frame. Signed to the lower left: Rónai. With the censure number and the stamp of the Hungarian National Gallery at its back.
Gun with flintlock. Made at the end of the 18th, beginning of the 19th century, in a territory under Turkish thraldom.
Enamel painted mouth blown glass with cut and gilded rim. The gold is worn off at the lower edges. Made in the 2nd half of the 19th century.
A pair of hand painted ceramic vases ornated with different statuesque waterlily and tendril motives on their sides. The edges of the base has some small chippings. Made in Austria, in the turn of the 19th and 20th century.
Mantelclock in III. George style, in mahogany case with traced brass mountings. With working mechanism that strikes the halves. Signed on the dial. Made in the beginning of the 19th century. The mechanism is complete but it needs inspection.


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New Delhi, Nov 9: Ahead of his visit to Japan for the annual India-Japan bilateral summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Wednesday that the high-speed railway cooperation between the two countries will boost bilateral trade and investment.
"The high-speed railway cooperation between India and Japan is a shining example of the strength of our cooperation," Modi said in a statement ahead of his departure on Thursday.
"It will not only boost our trade and investment ties, but will also create skilled jobs in India, improve our infrastructure and give a boost to our 'Make in India' mission," he said.
During Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's visit to India last year, the east Asian economic superpower committed itself to a high-speed railway line between Mumbai and Ahmedabad.
"On November 12, Prime Minister Abe and I will travel to Kobe on the famed Shinkansen - the technology that will be deployed for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad high-speed railway.
"Both of us will also visit the Kawasaki Heavy Industries facility in Kobe, where the high speed railway is manufactured."
Also read: Narendra Modi to travel to Japan tomorrow, N-deal expected
Stating thaat India-Japan partnership was characterised as a Special Strategic and Global Partnership, Modi said that the two countries "see each other through a prism of shared Buddhist heritage, democratic values, and commitment to an open, inclusive and rules-based global order".
"Today, Japan is one of the top investors in India. But many Japanese companies, which are household names in India, have been committed to the potential of Indian economy for several decades," he said.
The Prime Minuster said that in Tokyo he would have a detailed interaction with top business leaders from India and Japan to look for ways to further strengthen trade and investment ties.
Modi will call on Japanese Emperor Akihito and review the entire spectrum of the bilateral cooperation with Prime Minister Abe in Tokyo on November 11.
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This second audiobook in Sarah Mlynowski's charming new series puts a fresh spin on the Cinderella story! Once upon a time my brother and I found a magic mirror. Tonight the mirror swept us into Cinderella's fairy tale. Now, we are not messing this story up. No way. Cinderella is going to marry her prince just like she's supposed to. Uh-oh. Cinderella broke her foot and there's massive swelling. The glass slipper won't fit, the prince won't know she's the one for him, and they won't live happily ever after. And it's all our fault! To save the day we'll need to: 1. Learn how to use a dustpan 2. Stay out of jail 3. Find Cinderella a job 4. And make sure true love finds its way. We just have to get it all done before the clock strikes twelve and the chance for a happy ending is gone...forever!
©2014 Sarah Mlynowski (P)2014 Scholastic Inc.
"This charming story serves as a solid follow-up to Fairest of All...the twists throughout the story make it a worthwhile fractured fairy tale." (School Library Journal)
"Mlynowski has a knack for these fresh, hip fractured tales and is particularly adept at the funny details...Tween girls are going to gobble this story up like a crownie (Cinderella's brownie specialty) and want another and another." (Booklist)
"Readers bewitched by this lively series will enjoy this adventurous sequel." (Kirkus Reviews)
"If the shoe fits"
Great book great author great narrator. A lesson hidden inside it. This one: stand on your own two feet.
I loved this book. It is very funny. Lots of girl Power! Once again, I loved it.
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Notify Check Boxes Not Aligning Properly
The Platform theme doesn't appear right with the 2 notification boxes created by Jetpack which appear below the comment form. I am referring to the options for:
Notify me of follow-up comments by email.
Notify me of new posts by email.
Someone at Jetpack was kind enough to write me some code to add to the Style.css file, but this code should be added into all future releases of Platform since many people are running Jetpack.
The code is here:
/* Format "Notify me of followup..." checkbox */ p.comment-subscription-form { clear: both; margin-top: 8px; } #subscribe_comments, #subscribe-label, #subscribe_blog, #subscribe-blog-label { float: left; }
If you are experiencing the same issue with Platform running Jetpack you can add this code to your Style.css file too.
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The Everyday Prayer
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Reading of the Word of God
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This is the Gospel of the poor,
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Daniel 7, 2-14
Daniel said, 'I have been seeing visions in the night. I saw that the four winds of heaven were stirring up the Great Sea;
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The Son of Man came to serve,
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How to understand the significance of those difficult times How to decipher the images and visions that seemed to paint the story of a drama dominated by evil Daniel, "felt weakened." When history becomes complex, the future uncertain, and evil imminent, the instinct is to feel weak, to allow ourselves to be taken by resignation. Daniel's strength is in not staying silent, in continuing to ask questions to the Lord, to the only one who can help him understand events. The word of God helps us not to remain silent, to question ourselves, not accepting history as an unchangeable destiny. The language used in Daniel, which is used again in John's Apocalypse, tries to penetrate the dark secrets of the world, and helps us to answer the questions of difficult and complex times, like the ones we live in now. The four beasts symbolize the different empires that followed each other after the 7th century. To those the last kingdom is added, this one perhaps more terrible for the population of Judea and Jerusalemthat of Antioch IV Epiphanes (the little horn), who was their worst persecutor and who reappears mostly in the second part of the book. Inside a terrible story, marked by the arrogance of power, a power that submits and destroys everything, God does not abandon his people to the power of evil. The Lord and a heavenly court appear before Daniel (the Ancient One sitting on the throne and the thousands who serve him) and someone "having the appearance of a man," a messianic figure whom Jesus later refers to as himself in the Gospels (Mk 13: 26). God comes to re-establish justice for those who remained faithful and who continued to believe in the strength of his love. He does not allow them to be destroyed by evil. "The son of man," Jesus Son of God, will come on the clouds of the sky and in his resurrection will show to all the victory of the God of life over death. Let us entrust ourselves to the Lord to be saved by the one to whom he has entrusted the power to save us.
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Likely cooks in Ontario will want to serve this with a hearty and substantial dish, such as Chickpea Paneer Kofta in a Creamy Cashew Tomato Sauce or Greek Macaroni and Cheese, to combat the ridiculously cold temperatures we are experiencing right now. Spring can't come soon enough for me.
This is my submission to this week's Weekend Herb Blogging, a popular event started by Kalyn and now hosted by Haalo. This week Lynne from Cafe Lynnylu will be putting together the roundup.
Mixed Green and Radicchio Salad with Balsamic Rosemary DressingOther salad ideas from Lisa's Vegetarian Kitchen you are sure to enjoy:
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
1 teaspoon finely chopped fresh rosemary leaves
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
fresh ground black pepper to taste
1 tablespoon walnut oil
1/4 cup olive oil
4 cups salad greens
1 small radicchio, cored and chopped
1 yellow bell pepper, seeded and cut into thin strips
1 red onion, sliced
Whisk together the balsamic vinegar, Dijon mustard, rosemary, salt and pepper in a small bowl. Drizzle the oil into the dressing while whisking. Set aside at room temperature for 10 minutes or longer to let the rosemary soften and its flavour infuse the dressing.
Meanwhile, toss the salad ingredients until combined. Give the dressing a quick whisk, then drizzle over the salad.
Serves 6 to 8.
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- April 29, 2013 at 1:51 pm #57433
I've been living in Spain for 15 years and today was by far and away the gloomiest day weather-wise that I've lived through in Spain. Here in Barcelona it's been raining solidly for the last three days, and today around lunchtime it was almost dark. What light there was was grey-green. Really miserable. 🙁 🙁
- April 29, 2013 at 3:36 pm #83891
Last Monday and Tuesday on the CDS was pretty gloomy too, cool and grey, and I understand similar yesterday, today and for tomorrow. 🙁
But on the bright side, sunny where we live in Blighty 😉 😛
- April 29, 2013 at 5:37 pm #83866
Dont say that, we are flying out from Bristol tomorrow ,maybe looking for some sort of warmth !
- April 29, 2013 at 6:39 pm #83868
Here in Ronda there is rain today and fresh snow in the sierras, yesterday drove from Granada to Ronda with heavy rain and twice hail, no not Mary ????? 😆
keep warm
- April 30, 2013 at 5:50 am #83826
Yep, still raining today and has been since last Thursday. If you are flying Bristol to Barcelona brace yourselves.
- April 30, 2013 at 9:42 am #83314
It has stopped raining. I can even see some blue sky! Hallelujah 8)
- April 30, 2013 at 2:42 pm #83276
It's lovely in the UK. Sunny, warm, the birds are singing. Marvellous. 😆
- April 30, 2013 at 4:40 pm #83272
I think we brought Spain's sun back to the UK, it's been sunny and mild where we live since returning 8) 😛
- May 1, 2013 at 9:18 am #83180
Thank God it's a beautiful sunny day this May Day bank holiday. Hope you are all enjoying it en famille 😀
- May 1, 2013 at 9:56 am #83182
We have to wait until next week for the Bank Holiday. Having said that, if Banks had taken more holidays in the past, we wouldn't be in the financial mess that we're in now. 😉
- May 1, 2013 at 9:32 pm #83163
We have just spent a few days in Nice. couple of days weren't very good.
- June 15, 2013 at 4:34 pm #117469
I am in Spain next week so prepare for the worst 😉 😆
- June 16, 2013 at 5:59 pm #117489
After a very windy day here in the South of England yesterday, this morning was cloudy bright, and this afternoon has been warm, sunny and calm for a change, so played 18 holes on local golf course, t shirt weather, very enjoyable too, now having a Blighty barbecue in evening sun with bottle of Rioja, ah 'perfick' as Pop Larkin would say 😉 😛
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Port Vila, Vanuatu (PressExposure) August 04, 2009 -- The USA swimmer and Beijing relay gold medalist, Ricky Berens, ripped apart the bottom section of his body-suit, letting his buttocks be seen by the world, before the qualifying heat of the 4X100 freestyle, during the World Swimming Championships in Rome. Berens had leaned over to commence his pre-warm up stretches, just before stepping up onto the starter blocks.
However, it is more than just revealing some bare skin, which has the body-suits swirling in a pool of International controversy.
After Jan 1st 2010 the FINA (International Swimming Federation) will ban the record-breaking high-tech form-hugging body-suits, which give the swimmer more flotation, while keeping the swimmer dry.
"The new technology in suits probably are more performance-enhancing than just allowing an athlete to compete at their ability level", Mr Wood, president of USA swimming said. "They actually change the complexion of strokes. They allow athletes who are not very strong in the core, to not need to be, because they have core stabilization. They allow athletes who are not great technically to float higher in the water because they are buoyant".
The suits are extremely expensive, which creates a real difficulty for a large number of athletes who can't afford to spend $600 for a bathing suit several times throughout a year. "However, the primary reason is that they have made the sport unfair", said Woods.
The current controversy erupted when Phelps swam against Biedermann in the world championships. Beidermann wore a 100% polyurethane Arena suit. Phelps had opted to stay with last year's Speedo LZR Racer, which is less than half polyurethane. It was a suit that Phelps had spent two years assisting his coach to develop. Body-suits from Italian manufacturers Arena and Jaked are believed to be a faster version.
FINA also announced that suits must be approved one year prior to an Olympic competitions, or world championships and must be commercially available, six months in advance.
Swimsuits will be approved by a scientific commission, with materials experts from each continent. The group will monitor developments in technology, including the textile, or fabric a suit can be made from.
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The questions now remain â will this open up a can of worms? Almost every sport uses technologically advanced equipment from running shoes, kayaks to helmets, tennis rackets and even boxing gloves. Do we need to return to the original Greek method of competition â wearing nothing at all?
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What do you get if you take one of the greatest World Series ever played, add to it baseball ratings that were up for the first time since televisions came with rabbit ears and throw in a piping hot-stove league that could have the Most Valuable Players from both leagues on the open market this winter?
Why, controversy, of course. At least that's what you get when Major League Baseball does the stirring.
And that's exactly what happened earlier this week when the owners held one of their meetings, which always seems like some back-alley huddle where the guys involved wink and nod a lot, talk in code and keep a hand over their mouth so no one can see what they're saying. That's baseball's owners, a federally sanctioned underground operation.
This time when they got together in Chicago, they mentioned contraction. So it only figures that would be accompanied by the screaming and heavy breathing that filled out the week.
This whole situation is so Major League Baseball.
They didn't even wait for the confetti to land in Arizona before they went looking for problems within the game. And this will certainly create some, because the Players Union is about as likely to let 50 jobs be eliminated as it is to hire Richie Phillips to negotiate its next labor deal.
Actually, I see nothing wrong with getting rid of two teams, if only because it will concentrate the talent on every remaining club and especially if one of the teams getting whacked is the Expos.
Montreal has never supported that team and never will. The only reason people up there ever went to watch a game where the players wore gloves was the hope that they would drop them and start fighting.
And, although I'd rather see Florida lose both of its franchises before Minnesota loses one, any city that refuses to build a new stadium nowadays is risking its sports future. That might not be fair. It's just the way it is.
But that's somebody else's cause.
All I really want to know about these contractions is: how far apart are they going to be? Because I can't wait for the next one to reach sports.
I mean, there are greater concerns out there than a couple of bad baseball teams going away. Every game could stand to lose a little, could shed some of the excess that is making it bloated and unattractive or just getting in the way.
In fact, they can start by getting rid of:
First-Down Chains: These are the dumbest things in sports because they are time-consuming, random in efficiency and wholly unnecessary. I mean, we're at a point where we can put a radio transmitter in the quarterback's helmet, but the most sophisticated technology available to measure 10 yards is two sticks and a chain? The guy who came up with that yellow first-down line on the TV screen has got to be able to figure out something for the field, too.
Alternate Jerseys: Just another way for the people who thought up the seat-licensing scam to get inside the fan's wallet. I mean, it was kind of cute when the A's did it on Sundays in the early '70s. Now, it's just another little chip off every team's identity. Besides, I always thought Delaware was the alternate Jersey.
Nimrods Who Stand Behind a Player Being Interviewed So They Can Get on Camera: Just once, I would love to see the announcer excuse himself from the interview, turn around and beat one of these morons senseless with his microphone. And this also applies to the print-media guys who will position themselves behind the interview subject -- you know, so they can hear better -- and just happen to be in view of the camera. If you want to be on television that badly, go walk around the electronics department at Rich's.
People who Bring Their Cell Phones to the Stadium, Call Somebody Who's Watching and Then Wave When They're on TV: These are the same people who then leave in the seventh inning of a 1-1 game. I haven't wanted to reach inside my TV and smack someone so badly since the first season of The Real World.
Troughs in Stadium Men's Rooms: What is this, the middle ages? You don't see a lot of guys at games who have to lift their animal pelts to go. Believe me ladies, you'd rather wait in line for an hour than attend one of these bacterial pool parties.
Media Timeouts: Hey, I've never called one. And I don't know anybody who has ever asked for one. So let's call these annoyances what they really are: Commercials.
Middle Relievers, Third-Down Backs and Guys Who Do Field Goals But Not Kickoffs: If you can't play the whole game, go buy a ticket.
Prime Time Game Times: Never mind the kids, I can't stay up to watch the end of games anymore. I mean, do they even play the fourth quarter of Monday Night Football now?
"Boo Yah," "En Fuego," "Say Hello to My Little Friend:" And any of the other irritating schtick that has turned Sportscenter into some weak imitation of open-mike night at The Chuckle Shop. Do me a favor, Skippy, and just read the scores. Those are the big names and numbers on the teleprompter.
Internet Polls as Supporting Information: Some loser in his underwear voting 10,000 times for Eddie Perez as NL MVP is hardly a legitimate news source.
Retractable-Roof Stadiums: It's like my father used to say to the cat, usually at midnight on the coldest night of the year: Hey, in or out, make up your mind.
All-White Golf Shoes: Jack Nicklaus is the last guy who gets to wear these, OK? They just make everybody look like they were rummaging around Thurston Howell's closet.
Personalized Renditions of God Bless America: This has just started, so let's end it before performers turn this simple little sing-along into another self-absorbed audition take the way they have with the national anthem. Just sing the dang song.
They have since backed off, but earlier this week, the Mets were actually talking to the Indians about a trade for John Rocker. I guess they figured bin Laden wasn't available at the moment. Was that really 213 pounds of pot that police found in Nate Newton's trunk? Well, maybe that explains his appetite. The car behind him must have been carrying 213 pounds of Yodels. I don't want to say that those seven overtimes Mississippi and Arkansas played last week were excessive. But some schools have players who don't stay that long. You know, the Mets could have made Rocker more acceptable in New York than he usually is. Sure, they could have had him wear a turban. I didn't want to go against Ebo last night after he has reached out to Savannah and all. It's just that I, in my heart, I could not root against a guy named Ubaldo. Hey, we baldos stick together. Maybe it's just me, but I thought Bob Brenly came off a little too smug Sunday night for a guy who managed a potential sweep into a seven-game cliffhanger. You've got to love Lamar Odom tearfully admitting that he "experimented with pot" after violating the NBA's drug policy for a second time in the last year. Come on. At this point, Odom experiments with pot about the same way NASA experiments with air travel. The thing about Rocker is, the first time he saved a game, the New York fans would have been chanting his name. I mean, without the expletives. That's just how sports fans are. The other team's pariah is their own team's prince.
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