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Anakin and Kallie finally arrive on Tatooine and Kallie has a nightmare, some part of her knows it will happen the other part is unsure.
I put my suitcase down on the top bunk. Anakin raises an eyebrow. "Who said you could have the top?" he asks. I shrug. "Beats me but I'm having it." Anakin laughs. "You are such a pain." He says. I scoff. "Nerf herder." I say. Anakin raises an eyebrow. "Excuse me?" he asks. I look at him. "You're excused." I walk over to the pilot seat. "I don't mean any disrespect, Kallie but no way in hell are you going to fly this." He says. I look up at him. "What are you going to do about it?" I challenge him. A sly smirk appears on his face. "Don't you dare." He throws me over his shoulder. "Anakin, don't you dare! Put me down right now!" I say. He chuckles walking over to the baggage room. He sets me down and before I could run to the door, he beat me to it. The door was shut and locked from the outside. "Anakin let me out this instant or you will pay!" I yell banging on the door. "Say pretty please." He says. I groan. "Come on please let me out? With a cherry on top?" I ask him. I knew what his answer would be. He was so predictable. "Nope. Sleep tight sleeping beauty. We have a long flight ahead of us." He says. I hear him walk away. I lean up against the door. Well might as well get some sleep while I am at it.
He felt betrayed. I knew by that look on his face that is what he felt like. I do not blame him. However, that does not mean what he did was not wrong. He knew the consequences, yet he took them. To save her. To save Padme. The love of his life since forever. "You're a good person don't do this." I hear her say holding onto Anakin. "I won't lose you the way I lost my mother. I have become more powerful than any Jedi has ever dreamed of, and I'm doing it for you... to protect you."
Padme shakes her head. "Come away with me. Help me raise our child while we still can." She pleaded putting her hands on both sides of his face. He takes her hand sin his. "Don't you see? We don't have to run away anymore. I have brought peace to the republic. I am more powerful than the Chancellor... I-I can overthrow him and together you and I can rule the galaxy. Make things the way we want them to be." Padme backed away from him. Fear and disbelief was shown in her eyes. She was scared of him.
"I don't believe what I'm hearing." She says. "Obi-Wan was right. You've changed." Anakin looks away than returns his gaze back to her. It was stone cold. "I don't want to hear anymore about Obi-Wan. The Jedi turned against me. Don't you turn against me!" He ordered her. "I don't know you anymore." Padme sobbed. "Anakin... you're breaking my heart. You're going down a path I can't follow."
I could sense him and the by the look on Anakin's eyes he could sense him also. "Because of Obi-Wan?" he asks. "Because of what you've done! What you plan to do!" she yells at him. "Stop! Stop now, come back, I love you!" Anakin's rage was strong even I could feel it. My guess was that Obi-Wan could feel it also. "LIAR!" yells Anakin. Padme looks over at the ship, and there he was. Obi-Wan standing at the top of the stairs to the ship. "No!" Padme cried. I knew that moment that she was innocent when it came to Obi-Wan being there. Anakin was losing his control of the force. "You are with him! You brought him here to kill me!" he yells.
"No!" Padme backs away shaking her head in fear. Anakin brought his hand up and with the force, he started choking her. "Let her go, Anakin." Orders Obi-Wan as he comes down the steps. "Anakin." pleads Padme. "Let. Her. Go." Repeats Obi-Wan. Anakin releases Padme and she falls to the ground. Anakin looks down at her unconscious body.
I gasp sitting up. What was going on? Why was I dreaming about Anakin turning to the dark side? I look around at my surroundings noticing I was on the bottom bunk. Anakin must have carried me to the bed. I get off the bed, put on my robes and walk to the cockpit where I found him sleeping the pilots seat. The autopilot was on. I smile. "Ani." I whisper shaking him awake. He opens his eyes. "Hey. What's wrong?" he asks. I shake my head. "Nothing. You've had a long day. Why don't you go rest I will take it from here?" I suggest. Anakin sits up straight. "I'm okay." He says. I sit in the co-pilots seat. "How long have I been asleep?" I ask him. He sighs. "Um, for a few hours I guess." He says.
I consider wether or not I should tell him about my dream. Would he understand? How would he react? Anakin stands up. "We're about to land." He says walking out of the cockpit. I sigh. Good timing. Anakin walks back in a minute later. "Okay, let's land this beast." He says sitting down in the pilots' seat. He looks over at me. "Buckle up." I smile before strapping in. I had to admit he knew how to fly better than I did. I still had trouble flying a fighter plane. Anakin takes us down in the atmosphere. "We're going to land in the outskirts. We don't want the hutts to realize we are here." Says Anakin. I nod. He lands the plane carefully. I unbuckle from the seat and he does the same.
"Alright we should get going. Have a long walk ahead of us and from the looks of it a sand storm is coming from the west." He says. I walk out of the cockpit and grab my bags. Anakin hooks his lightsaber to his belt, and puts on his robes. I look him over. "So where are going first?" I ask him. He grabs his bags and opens the hatch. "To visit my mother." He says walking out of the ship. I frown as what he said to Padme in my dream comes to mind. "I won't lose you the way I lost my mother." Anakin comes back in. "Kallie, you coming?" he asks. I look at him for what felt like a long time. He would lose his mother sometime in the near future, or so that is what I got from the dream. "Kallie." Anakin calls my name again. "Yeah, I'm coming." I say. He stares at me for a little while before exiting the ship again.
Whatever was going to happen, I could not worry about it now. I had a mission to do and that had to be my top priority. I walk out to find Anakin scanning the grounds with his device. "The sandstorm is picking up from the west. We should be in Mos Eisley by mid-day if we get a move on now." He says putting his scanner back underneath his robes. He puts his bag over his shoulder and begins to walk. I look back at our ship. Walking over to it I realize that Anakin would not wait up for me, he was way to eager to see his mother to stop for anyone. I quickly close off the ship and run after him. "Ani, wait." I call out to him. He stops walking and turns to look at me. I smile. "Thought you were going to leave me for a second." Anakin gives me a false reassuring smile telling me he would not but I saw right through it. After all, I am talking about Anakin.
Hours and hours passed as we walked the hot desert planet. Anakin finally told me we were two hours away from Mos Eisley. He acted as though it was a piece of cake.. yeah right. "Kallie, you've been in a sandstorm before haven't you?" he asks me. I look up at him. I hate it that he is a few inches taller than me. I feel so friggin' short. "No." I say. Anakin stops walking and turns to look at me. "Alright. We need to look for some sort of shelter. A cave,.." I bite my bottom lip. "What about those tusken raider camp thingies? Will those work?" I ask him. Anakin contemplates it for a while. "It's too dangerous. I don't want to put you in a situation where you could get hurt." He says.
I sigh. "How many minutes before this sandstorm hits?" I ask him. Anakin shrugs. "In an hour or so." He answers. I shrug. "Well then let's get a move on then. My guess is that if we pick up our pace we can be in Mos Eisley by the time the storm hits. It will give us just enough time." I walk past Anakin heading in the direction we were going. After a while Anakin joins me. "Why are so eager to get there?" he asks. I smile looking down at the ground. "Because I know that you want to see your mother and from what you have told me about her she seems like a nice woman. I would never try to hold you back when it came to her." I tell him. Anakin smiles. "Thanks, Kallie." I look at him. "Don't go soft on me now. We still are not there yet." I say. Anakin laughs.


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- Calories: 320
- Fat: 16g
- Saturated fat: 4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Protein: 15g
- Carbohydrate: 34g
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- 3 tablespoons olive oil
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- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
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- 1. Place shrimp in a medium saucepan. Pour in enough cold water to cover by 1 inch and add a pinch of salt. Bring to a simmer over medium heat and cook, uncovered, until shrimp are pink and curled, about 7 minutes. Drain and pat dry with paper towels. Transfer to a bowl, cover and refrigerate until ready to serve soup.
- 2. Warm 2 Tbsp. oil in a large pot over medium heat. Add onion and cook, stirring occasionally, until softened, 6 to 8 minutes. Add remaining 1 Tbsp. oil, garlic, chili powder and cumin and cook, stirring, until fragrant, about 1 minute. Raise heat to medium-high. Stir in corn and sauté until tender, about 3 minutes. Cool slightly.
- 3. Transfer half of corn mixture to a food processor or blender. Add 1 cup buttermilk and puree until smooth, at least 2 minutes, stopping and scraping down sides occasionally. Transfer to a large bowl and stir in remaining half of corn mixture and remaining buttermilk. Season well with salt and pepper. Cover and refrigerate until thoroughly chilled, at least 2 hours.
- 4. Serve in chilled bowls, garnished with shrimp.
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Back in 2009 when Obama was telling us his plan to stimulate the economy, I did not understand why he told us that we would not see "government jobs programs" like the ones enacted in response to the Great Depression. He was wrong and it is even clearer now that he was wrong. So, you'd think that he'd now start pressing congress to invest in jobs programs.
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July 22nd, 2011
9:26 am
Under our current Administrative policies, Business has been villified and Financiers have been outright targeted. Energy Czars, Car Czars, more Czars than they have in Russia for goodness sake have further constrained commerce. Then we have the legislation imposed; healthcare, minimum wage, and an outright ignorance of an illegal workforce that cripples American employment.
You combine all these things together with a Leader who believes his brain is the only one on the planet and that the legacy of his signature legislation is more important than making the Leadership decisions that create jobs – you are going to get a stifled economy.
The cure; stop spending, repeal Obamacare, and let American Capitalism cure market forces. You ask a Business decision maker and they aren't going to hire as long as Business is stifled and that looming healthcare bill stands in the way. In short – get rid of ObaMAO and you'll get America back.
July 22nd, 2011
9:32 am
Fair Tax. Make America "The Place to do Business".
Not only will foreign outsourcing curtail, foreign investment will strengthen, bringing more jobs back to America.
Added benefit: Radically change, maybe eliminate altogether, the HUGE beuracracy that is the IRS.
July 22nd, 2011
9:41 am
This country was built on IN GOD WE TRUST!!! When this country removed this from the schools, courthouses and everything that has his name just to please people who don't believe, this country started going down. We have changed our values totally in this country. When you remove GOD it made it possible for satan to have his playground. Go back to the basics, IN GOD WE TRUST!! and everything else will fall in its place.
July 22nd, 2011
9:49 am
In Gwinnettian's view, paying minimum wage is what's stifling the economy. Maybe we should pay all of our service workers and the like in bread and water. That will do a lot for consumer spending. Businesses like to say how regulations are depressing investment, but their stock prices and balance sheets say otherwise. When these new CEOs get more tax incentives and subsidies, they just hoard the money or use it to pat stock dividends. If I had total control of the economy I would do the following:
Lower the corporate income tax rate for three years. If the employment rate drops and companies are reinvesting their money into the economy, I'd automatically make it permanent. If not, then I would raise it above what the current rate is.
Propose a one year income tax holiday to promote consumer spending and really help small businesses.
Institute a commission to deal with healthcare inflation, which is the real driver of debt.
Trim the defense budget by 20%, end all corporate subsidies (a real free market), and means test Medicare and SSI, which are not entitlements. People have paid into these programs for decades and are deserving of these benefits.
All of the comments about ending the IRS and the DOE may sound good, but does nothing to get us out of this hole.
July 22nd, 2011
9:51 am
The author forgot to include the + (X-M) in the GDP equation. It should read
GDP= C+ I + G + (X-M). At any rate, what arm chair economists fail to realize tis that there is a multiplier effect with investment spending (private or public sector) so that $1 spent actually is magnifies as it moves through the economy. THe converse is also true. When investment spending is reduced its negative impact accelerates the downward spiral. One of the major problems in our country is that businesses seemingly ignore long term investment (R&D) to enjoy short term profits. This is a failed paradigm. A few years back, the federal government "loaned" money to large financial institutions for which they have neglected to invest or loan to the public. For the last few decades we have implemented supply side economic principles and they have failed colossally. Under Reagan the deficits tripled. Under Bush they doubled. Both of these politicians were touted as fiscal conservatives but did not live up to their billing. Certainly Democrats have contributed to this mess and should not be excused. In short, the money used to stimulate our economy through "trickle down" policies from the top would have been better spent had they been focused on watering the bottom.
July 22nd, 2011
9:59 am
Gwinnettian – "You ask a Business decision maker and they aren't going to hire as long as Business is stifled and that looming healthcare bill stands in the way."
Well as long as your asking, We actually hired a new pilot and a mechanic last month to facilitate our Air Charter expansion from PDK to McCullom Field. In addition, We've hired 40 new guards for the security business in Los Angeles and Las Vegas due to new client contracts. And I just purchsed 19 head yesterday (4 bulls, 15 heifers) for our beef operation in Montana along with the hiring of 2 new wranglers at both the outfits in Scobey and Round up. We provide healthcare insurance for ALL employees, and have never predicated our business decisions on who was sitting in the White House. As always, the demand drives our decicions. If you and your partners are afraid to hire because of the president, you might want to sell your business and go back to earning a regular paycheck.
July 22nd, 2011
10:09 am
Those are some good suggestions, Mountain Steve. Unfortunately, the lobbyists who represent Big Farming, Big Tobacco, oil companies, accounting professionals, and prison and defense contractors will make sure they never see the light of day.
July 22nd, 2011
10:10 am
Cash for clunkers worked really supa dupa! Wait, we could invade a country ot two…maybe three. That would rev up the economy.
July 22nd, 2011
10:13 am
Big tobacco? Really? Like who the heck smokes anymore? How about big law?
July 22nd, 2011
10:13 am
Tyler Durden – "Wait, we could invade a country ot two…maybe three. That would rev up the economy."
I think we tried that under the last administration, and didn't get much by way of ROI. Also, that fact that the two excursions were not accounted for on the books became problematic as well.
July 22nd, 2011
10:15 am
C.S. – "Unfortunately, the lobbyists who represent Big Farming,"
Okay, I do have to plead guilty on that one. While I agree that they could be curbed, I will admit that we do receive some "assitance" by way of subsidies for the operations in Montana. However, if they were eliminated, we would simply re-align expenditures to compensate.
July 22nd, 2011
10:26 am
With most small businesses unable to find funds to expand or assist with growth, R & D and expenditures our economic future looks bleak. This administration fails to understand that the mom and pop of today is the Walmart or Apple of tomorrow.
July 22nd, 2011
10:26 am
Simple – repeal Nafta, Cafta and any other company bailout program. Tax companies that outsource work to China/India while we have unemployed. Company management don't care about the little people as you can tell when the CEO makes 600 times the amount of the average worker.
July 22nd, 2011
10:28 am
oops – management doesn't care…
Small businesses have the hardest time with expenditures. Separate health care from employment.
July 22nd, 2011
10:29 am
the solution is to vote out obama, business wont hire while he is in office
July 22nd, 2011
10:32 am
outsourced – "Small businesses have the hardest time with expenditures. Separate health care from employment."
I think you can still have healthcare tied to employemnt as long as business owners "willingly" provide. We agreed over 15 years ago, that every employee would get medical insurance provided by the company. It's just good business. It doesn't mean that we don't bitch when BCBS delivers our annual increase, but it doesn't break us. I never understood why any owner that was interested in running a successful company wouldn't take care of their most valuable asset – i.e. the employees. We've always done that, and have absolutely NO regrets.
July 22nd, 2011
10:33 am
sim – "the solution is to vote out obama, business wont hire while he is in office"
See my 9:59 post
July 22nd, 2011
10:42 am
1) Obama and his policies have to go. They does not foster a positive business environment.
2) Repeal Obamacare
3) Eliminate needless regulations
4) Lower corporate tax rates
5) Lower capital gains tax rates
6) Utilize E-Verify to screen anyone on welfare, foodstamps, etc. If you are receiving money from the government, you have to be a legal U.S. citizen.
7) Reform Social Security
Anyone over 50 stays in the plan with no changes in benefits or eligibility.
Anyone under 50 is converted over to a private 401(k) type plan. You would have an option of remaining in the current plan, but at greatly reduced benefits and increased age eligibility requirement.
You would also be required to purchase a disability/LTC policy to replace the disability benefits in SS.
July 22nd, 2011
10:43 am
Fletch – I believe there are two things that should be afforded to every American – health care and education. Removing health care and its related options from your employment would allow continuity with your health provider as you navigate through your career. It also eliminates a huge burden from companies – not just a direct cost but the indirect management of the service.
July 22nd, 2011
10:44 am
rightwingextreme – ha, ha, ha…
July 22nd, 2011
10:45 am
We need to let in more immigrants into our country, regardless of the fact if they can fully support themselves or not. Not enough babies are being born in the US, so lets continue to adopt children from counties from all over the World to feel the need. Nevermind that many of the adopted children have major heath issues and will require a lifetime of specialized care, we need more people in this country to grow.
Our economy will continue to slip into third world status, but our immigrations numbers will be up. The rest of the World will love us because we are taking care of those that they can't. Other nations will continue to thrive because they will keep their best and brightest and shove their rejects off onto the socialist US.
We can be a strongest third world country if we continue on this path. We can do it, go US!
July 22nd, 2011
10:48 am
outsourced – "It also eliminates a huge burden from companies – not just a direct cost but the indirect management of the service."
You don't have to sell me on that concept. Unfortunately it's still a long way away from becoming reality. It's interesting when I attend the various Chamber meetings and speak to other business owners. Owners that have always provided benefits to their employees typically compalin about the insurance companies and the increases. Owners who haven't provided benefits for their employees almost always just complain about the HCA (Obamacare).
July 22nd, 2011
10:54 am
Simple–elect a new business-friendly, capitalist-supporting President in 2012…
July 22nd, 2011
10:58 am
Don't you just love it when two posters have virtually the same thought process and can be so darn agreeable! That's hope and change Obama style.
The economy is not Obama's problem, everything can and should be continued to blamed on the previous administration whenever possible. Obamacare will save us all, as well!
July 22nd, 2011
11:01 am
Oh lord. IB Black and fletch are absolutely correct. Companies are keeping too much profit because of the mess in Washington. They are either too afraid to invest their profits, or to greedy. The economy will not rebound until companies hire more workers and more money is put into circulation. How do you get businesses to hire more workers?
1. Solve the Washington disagreement once and for all. Its funny how Republicans won't stand up to the bully tactics of the Tea Party. If the Republican leadership can not reign them in, then you send them a message. You join with Obama and the liberals and crush them politically. Because right now the American people are blaming the Republicans, and when voting time comes your going to see a blood bath. Independents are not going to care if you are a moderate Republican or a Tea Party Republican, they already are blaming your party for not trying to fix this mess.
2. Offer massive corporate tax breaks to companies that hire workers. Lets see if tax breaks really do create jobs.
3. Spend government money wisely. People forget that there are a lot of workers in this country who depend on government contracts. Lockheed Martin which just announced massive layoffs, receives 85% of its revenue from the Federal Government. Look at how many jobs are lost because of the Space Shuttle, and not just NASA employees all the small business owners on the Space Coast will probably close up shop. The NASA budget was what less than 1% of the total budget BTW.
4. Improve our infastructure and educational system. Nothing makes more productive workers than those that are educated.
July 22nd, 2011
11:08 am
XOXO – "The economy is not Obama's problem, everything can and should be continued to blamed on the previous administration whenever possible. Obamacare will save us all, as well!"
I wouldn't lay blame on the previous administration, nor do I think that Obamacare will solve all our problems. I do however believe that the decisions made over the past 30 years in regard to spending and revenue have been reckless and irresponsible and I hold both the Left and the Right accountable for the situation that the country is currently in.
July 22nd, 2011
11:22 am
Repeal Obamacare immediately
Pass a Balanced Budget Amendment
Remove the amendment related to collection of income taxes and replace with the "Fair Tax"
July 22nd, 2011
11:28 am
Fletch – I'm with you. It's a mentality change that's needed – it does not happen over night.
And for anyone thinking we're on our way to being a 3rd world country – go visit one and then tell me how good we have it.
July 22nd, 2011
11:54 am
It's simple. Seize the assets of anyone deemed "rich". Give them to people deemed "poor". They will go out and spend the money and stimulate the economy.
Because, you know, the rich are evil and don't deserve what they've earned. It's not like any of them worked hard or sacrificed, or anything like that.
July 22nd, 2011
11:56 am
We have become too dependent on government for their livelihoods. Forty cents of every income dollar Americans receive now comes from state or federal government. And the Great Society safety net mentality has been drilled into us for so long that it's now generational.
We need to begin incrementally scaling back welfare and entitlement payments so that Americans are forced to become self-sufficient again. If we have to sell apples on the street corner so be it. Who really believes that we'll remain the world's leading nation with half our citizens surviving on government transfer payments?
July 22nd, 2011
12:06 pm
@ Snap. You're spot on. Yesterday, I was in three stores/restaurants that had "Now Hiring" signs. On the radio this morning, I was reminded that more people are on food stamps now than any time in history. There's a disconnect here. You may not be able to find THE job you want, but I'm convinced there is A job out there for you.
In the early 70s, my parents had two kids in their early 20s (I was one of 'em). My dad worked three job at times, just to survive and feed his kids. People today have a different entitlement mentality. They expect things to be handed to them.
Until this mentality changes, our economy will continue to drag.
July 22nd, 2011
12:18 pm
I remember a strikingly similar situation in America in the late 70's. The Ford/Carter era's had double digit unemployment, astronomical (near 20%, or more?) interest rates, gas was expensive and RATIONED. Then Reagan came along. He cut taxes, cut government spending and relaxed government regulation on business. Democrats, and some rival republicans during the run-off, called it 'Voodoo economics.' But it worked. It worked amazingly well. During Reagan's tenure we saw unemployment cut in HALF down to 5.6%, we saw 16 MILLION jobs created during that time, and the median households income rose by an average of $4,000.00 per. Look it up if you doubt me. Why is it in this country, when we find something that works, and works WELL, we allow our politicians to forget it? Look at Obama's plan: Raise taxes, raise government spending, and tighten regulations on business. It's the EXACT OPPOSITE. Why do this, when we have a proven model that worked, and we saw it work just 30 years ago? I'm stumped.
July 22nd, 2011
12:20 pm
The majority of our nation's citizens, especially the powers that be that hold most the wealth, have No Confidence in Obama. Can you blame anyone for trying to hold onto what money they have left in this poor economic environment?
In the past, an event like the death of bin Laden would have started an inroad to economic recovery. Casey Anthony got more media exposure than the death of our nation's most hated man. The citizens of this nation want more than the hope and change we were promised. Obama got nothing off of Obama for a reason.
Obama's presidency is historic in many ways, unfortunately the bad will outweigh any good by a longshot.
July 22nd, 2011
12:21 pm
The first thing is to recognize that there are not simple solutions. Neither just cutting taxes or just raising government spending will get us out of our problems. Our economic problems arise from bad policies in the past and from changes in the way the world does business. Some government programs have been too generous, and we have cut taxes while we were increasing expenditures. Many enterprises find that they can do well by outsourcing labor or by using computers to do jobs done by people in the past. Those issues have to be addressed, and they are not easy. We need some degree of national consensus about these problems and their solutions. We need politicians and business leaders to discuss them realistically. We need to plan government and private investment in technologies and projects that actually have long term benefit for our nation. We have done this in the past. The interstate highway system, the space program, and scientific research are some examples. Each of these has had some undesirable side effects, but there has been a general consensus that these investments were worthwhile. They have all involved government and private spending, and they have all created jobs. If we are thoughtful in choosing our goals and turn our attention to results rather than demonizing each other, we can have an impact on our problems. We have infrastructure and social needs that should be addressed in this way. These include transportation, the way to run medical care, energy, and communications (internet security) among others. This requires some degree of risk in investment, but America understands that. It involves incentives for investment and competition, but it also involves government making investments where private investors do not see a short term gain. It requires openness in government and in business practices so that the public has confidence that corruption is not eating up the funds. Most of all it, requires political, business, academic, and journalistic leaders entering into sincere discussions about our needs and goals.
July 22nd, 2011
12:27 pm
Irememberthe80's – I love Reagan and how we felt with him in office. Truth be told, though, he was at the start of this. He took us from the world's largest creditor nation to the world's largest debtor nation. He spent. Not saying that he agreed with the spending that has happened since or even the lack of regulation in today's banking/brokerage industry, but in his tenure lies that root of where we are today.
July 22nd, 2011
12:49 pm
The CURE is coming … November, 2012
Bye, bye, Barry…
July 22nd, 2011
1:04 pm
Bill Bradley recently outlined a strategy that sounded very reasonable and would appear to have some chance for success.
For employers of 50 or more nationwide, the government offers to pay 20 percent of the salary of each new hire, provided of course that the company doesn't fire/lay off anyone. Implement this for the next two-three years, and it would seem that unemployment could drop to the 7-7.5 percent range.
July 22nd, 2011
1:06 pm
The Bradley plan, along with yours, Henry, could put us back on the path to prosperity and would make perfect sense.
That's why they are not likely to see the light of day.
And no, Henry, you certainly are not a complete moron.
July 22nd, 2011
1:07 pm
AR – you are an idiot. I get so tired of people thinking "GOD will figure all of this out." It's time for somebody in Washington to step up and take some responsible steps to find a compromise. Sitting around praying makes you sound stupid – like you don't understand anything about the economy. I'm sure that's because you don't. We need to stop the gov't spending on entitlement programs we can't afford. That's at the federal level. In our homes, it's time to stop buying cars from the Japanese and filling them with oil from the Saudi's. AR – if GOD were here that's what he would tell you. You should pray – for an economics lesson, not for an answer to fall from above!
July 22nd, 2011
1:11 pm
I dunno why anyone thinks companies should be in any rush to hire anyone. They've laid off a bunch of slack and are getting about the same throughput for less. So all these wealthy "jobcreators" aren't creating anything for anyone.
Obamacare has nothing to do with the economy at this point. Most of it hasn't even taken effect anyway.
As for Lockheed Martin, Eisenhower spoke about the perils of the military industry complex. Looking at all the money that's developed for the military on projects that they either don't need or never come to fruition, part of the problem is military acquisition. That needs to be cleaned up.
I honestly don't see tax breaks doing anything for jobs. If the breaks are less than the cost of bringing in workers, I don't expect to see anything. And unless the breaks are permanent, expect to see employees laid off once they end. Companies are only responsible for bringing profit to the shareholders.
The infrastructure improvement that is needed in this country is huge. The problem is that most of the unemployed aren't willing to take said jobs. As someone else mentioned, people don't want the jobs available to them.
"Many enterprises find that they can do well by outsourcing labor or by using computers to do jobs done by people in the past. Those issues have to be addressed, and they are not easy."
If your job can be replaced by a computer, you shouldn't be employed. It's weeding out inefficiency and can make the economy stronger. While I'm not a fan of outsourcing, companies have only one goal – profit for shareholders. They owe you nothing.
The problem with selecting goals for our country is that politicians and corporations think short term. Next election, next quarter. That's all they focus on and that's why we're falling behind.
There's plenty of blame to throw around and most people don't want any of it. That's the problem.
July 22nd, 2011
1:15 pm
1. Allow corporate money invested overseas to be brought back at a 5 or 10% rate. It is estimated there is 2 or 3 trillion dollars just sitting overseas.
2. Finalize a debt deal. With budget cuts to 2008 levels and caps on spending across the board. Can have some closing of tax loopholes a swell
3. Re-write the expiration of the Bush tax cuts to be phased out in slowly. ie; increase taxes 0.5% a year over the next 10 years
July 22nd, 2011
2:26 pm
Outsourced – Reagan built debt yes. But his debt was covered, unlike those that followed him. Reagan had a huge defensive buildup in a strategy to end the Cold War. In doing so this strategy worked and ended the Cold War forever. "…Even with the Reagan defense buildup, which won the Cold War without firing a shot, total federal spending declined from a high of 23.5% of GDP in 1983 to 21.3% in 1988 and 21.2% in 1989. That's a real reduction in the size of government relative to the economy of 10%" So yes, we had more debt, but our country was richer than ever. People gave Clinton credit for creating a huge surplus of government funds during his presidency, but the massive majority of those funds came from a single source – His huge defense cuts. Those cuts were only possible because the Cold War had ended. Again, thanks to Reagan's policies. That money could have been used to make a massive dent, and perhaps obliterate, US debt at the time, but instead America created a flurry of entitlement programs and ignored our debt. Had we stayed the course and been responsible, that debt would have been short term. Reagan borrowed up front and the end result was the ability to pay it all off with the Cold War victory as the reward in our pocket, but instead our leaders and government at the time just saw it as free money.
July 22nd, 2011
8:28 pm
Born in 1949, raised in Atlanta, UGA grad, worked seamlessly with primarily ONE firm and retired at 55 yrs of age and spent entire sales marketing career either in SE traveling and selling or in NY City and internationally in sales management with Japanese firm.
My point? My generation had the work ethic and we wanted to own homes and we understood that it takes years to see equity build up in investments, like a home. We saved our money and we sent our kids to college. We worked long hours and took care of our families. Basics that are over looked now by younger folks. Many do not know their biological father.
Today most of the youth ages 23-28 are not remotely interested in a career. They are more concerned about who was on Dance With the Stars. They have one, tow or three years of college in some dumb course of study …………. not Economics or Finance or Accounting or Engineering and many come back hom to live on the cheap. My kids are educated and have fabulous careers because they are educated, are hard working and have language skills. They can speak clearly, they dress well and they also HAVE FUN !!!
The jobs of tomorrow will be filled by Indians, Asians, with engineering, writing and language skills. American youth? The big % will be on welfare.
Obama has created huge DISINCENTIVES for businesses to hire and train folks. THAT FACT and the fact that baby boomers are NO LONGER spending our money is why it may never come back. The boomers were HUGE IN NUMBER and we spent some large$$$ but now, we don't and that is why it is in deep T as an econonmy.
July 22nd, 2011
8:38 pm
Piedmont Hospital, Grady Hospital and Lockheed and another large national firm that i have for the moment forgotten, are all laying off about 8-10% of their entire staff. WHY??
They see higher Obama taxes, they see the huge burden of Obama Care and they see the general lack of growth in HIS SAD ECONOMY and so with all of this uncertainty, they are laying off the same sad people that voted for Barry in the first place.
This econmy will not go back to where Bush had it at 5.2% unemployment or retail gasoline on his last day in office at $1.69 per gallon ………………Barry has a gal gas ( due to his Environmental hog wash and moritoriums ) at $3.69 and rising.
No, this economy is directly the result of obama's massive spending and failures in Shovel Ready jobs. What IT engineer had a shovel hoisting job??? That shows how stupid the guy really is.
Young people today deserve him. Work hard youts!!! YOU VOTED FOR HIM !!!


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Wolf hunting in Wyoming next month
Hunters will get a shot at wolf hunting this fall in Wyoming.
The federal government announced Aug. 31 that Wyoming will have management of wolves beginning Sept. 30.
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The fate of diseased whitebark pine will play a part in the effort to remove grizzly bears from the endangered species list.
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With spring encroaching, we're opening up our home. There are some visitors we love—friends who drop by unexpectedly, a visit from our niece and nephew, the mailman with a package, a messenger with a floral delivery—and some we do not. No matter how clean your bathroom or kitchen, you can expect a visit from ants, roaches, flies and other bugs at some point. Before you bring in the toxic chemicals, try these tips.
- A spritz of soapy water makes them retreat.
- Something as simple as leaving on a night light can confuse and discourage ants.
- Mint tea or crushed mint leaves, garlic and cloves work as ant deterrents.
- Set out a line of cucumber peels or slices, cayenne pepper, a soaked string of citrus oil or lemon juice, cinnamon or coffee grounds to make a border ants won't cross.
- Soak cotton balls in a mixture of one gallon of water, one teaspoon of Borax and a 1/2 cup of sugar. Put them in a container covered with a hole-punched lid so the ants can get in. Ants will carry the bait back to their colonies where it will eventually kill the colony. Important: use indoors only; must be kept away from pets and children.
- Roaches like high places. Put boric acid on top of your kitchen cabinets. (important: keep boric acid away from children and pets.)
- Sprinkle Diatomaceous earth near roaches. At first you may see more bugs; the powder dehydrates them so they're out looking for water but most of them will be gone within two weeks.
- Try small bags of catnip or spray catnip tea.
- Soapy water will also keep away roaches.
- Bay leaves, cucumber slices or garlic are natural deterrents.
- Hedgeapples, the fruit of the Osage orange tree, work on many kinds of bugs. Place one in each room to deter bugs for up to two months. Click here to order.
- Mint also works to discourage flies.
- Hang small bags of bay leaves, cloves or eucalyptus by open windows or doors.
- Fresh Basil and clover will keep flies away from pet food.
- Try a few drops of eucalyptus oil.
- Drown them in soapy water.
- Diatomaceous earth works on silverfish. Sprinkle around plumbing and damp areas.
- Citrus is a natural repellent. Try sprays, peels and oil.
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I hate bugs. Even reading this article makes my skin crawl. Buts its helpful advice. I just moved into my first ny apartment and am told I will have no control over the bugs I encounter. At least I can approach my fear in an eco-friendly way.
We have a very dedicated family of fruit flies that love to hang around in our kitchen, even having garlic or onions in a bowl seems to attract them.. arg!
Fruit flies are a real pain in the arse but at the very least, they don't do much damage.
(not like moths. Ugh!)
Fruit flies: take a little dish, put a bit of red wine or balsamic vinegar in the bottom. Dip your finger lightly in a bit of soap and then touch the wine/vinegar - this will break the surface tension that allows bugs to walk on water.
Cover the dish with plastic wrap. Poke some tiny holes with a fork.
Watch every single fruit fly climb in and either get stuck or drown.
Seriously, these guys multiply so fast. As soon as we see them, the next morning there are about 2 or 3 dozen dead bugs in our trap. No survivors!


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How can the time of peace come to Earth?
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Today, the man & I decided to stroll around Target to kill time. And some money. (I did good today - left with under $10 spent. I deserve a treat for that.) Of course, I headed straight for the holiday section - trees, ornaments, lights, candy, gift wrapping… It got me so excited for this holiday season! I love everything about November & December. It seems to bring people closer, physically and emotionally. There's always a sense of joy and cheer in the air. And the lights. I. Love. All. The. Christmas. Lights.
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When IOA was first announced and they had the preview mock up
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They have cone a long way.. Good to see as they challenge Disney as
we are the winners..
Bumped into Jimmy Stewart walking around the park.
The show that was working well on opening day (I saw it several times that day) was Ghostbusters. That was a lot of fun. A couple of years later they redid it to be funnier, which improved and already good show. Then they ripped it out for twister, which wasn't nearly as good.
It is interesting to see how the park has evolved. Great story.
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It's hard being a new mom (or even an experienced mom to a new baby) and sometimes we do things we know we shouldn't, despite what all the experts say. But this is a safe place to share your secrets—we won't tell.
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"Before I got pregnant my husband and I used to hang out at our local bar all the time. When our son was born everyone there wanted to meet him so we brought him to the bar with us when he was just a month old." —anonymous
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gabby-toots-momMarch 24, 2009 at 11:20 AM
I did the same thing but the bar I brought him 2 served lunches and didnt start to serve alcohol until 3. So dont feel bad!!
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sunmoonstarsMarch 24, 2009 at 11:27 AM
We are members of a local rod & gun club with a bar. It is a family place so babies and kids of all ages are allowed. Our girls have been there numerous times, it is a part of our family!
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s.tephMarch 24, 2009 at 11:28 AM
It's not something I would do personally, but I understand the need to show off the baby. If neither parent is drinking I'd feel better about it.. but I guess to each his own. But be prepared to hear some nasty comments questioning your parenting skills.
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My2J.A.P.sMarch 24, 2009 at 11:35 AM
We brought our first son into a bar to show him off, lol. It was a VERY small town and that's where all my in-law's friends were, but we only stayed in for a few minutes and only if it wasn't all smoky yet.
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anglemomof3March 24, 2009 at 11:49 AM
You just have to do what you think is right for your children. Don't worry about what people think about you.
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MythicMMMMarch 24, 2009 at 11:56 AM
some people's lives revolve around bars. they can offer more than alcohol and physical things like a sense of family.
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mrssundinMarch 24, 2009 at 12:02 PM
i don't think that i would of brought my baby to the bar. or maybe you could of had them come out side instead of going in side. was the inside of the bar smoke free or was it still a smoking place that is my only question.
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MommaAprilPMarch 24, 2009 at 12:03 PM
Now that smoking is outlawed in bars in my state, I have no issue taking a baby into one. Most bars have good food, I really don't see any issue untill they are old enough to either disrupt other patrons or get teribly board.
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glycerineMarch 24, 2009 at 12:06 PMwell, i am not in my hometown otherwise i would take connor to the mint. i wouldn't take him there at night, that would be crazy, but i know a lot of people there so during the day when my favorite bartender is working, game on. if you can't feel comfortable doing something you did before you were pregnant, then you really need to question what you were doing.
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JenBassMarch 24, 2009 at 12:09 PM
I went with my parents-in-laws to meet most of the other in-laws(cousins, uncles, aunts) that I had never met before cause they are scattered all over the planet... and I had my 2 little boys with me. It wasn't smokey cause they all knew the little ones were there and besides we were the whole bar with 36 of us crammed in there! Who cares what other people think!?!


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Anyone with a television these days has probably seen forensic lighting at work. There's much to reveal in a crime scene, and the right lighting tools and techniques can make all the difference. Oblique lighting is one such technique, used to reveal hidden impressions. The most common and well-known types of impressions are, of course, footprints. These tend to be relatively large, deep and easily seen. Not all impressions are so easy to find, however, and these require special techniques, such as oblique lighting, to reveal them.
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Technicians use other lighting techniques as well, including fluorescent lights to make things glow and ultraviolet light, which is particularly suited to highlighting certain kinds of evidence. Meanwhile, powerful, white light does a good job of helping crime scene technicians see other hard-to-spot details, such as fibers, shoe prints and after-impressions left in dusty areas [source: Labino].
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It's not the first time he has recently been scheduled to play Utah, with several postponements and cancellations related to this performance. It's not his fault, really — there was illness with him and his family.
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One of the best things about Morrissey finally performing in Utah is that he is bringing Missouri-raised Kristeen Young along as his opener. A dynamic cross of Tori Amos and Amanda Palmer of the Dresden Dolls, Young (and her four-octave range) is touring behind her seventh studio record, "The Knife Shift," which featured recent Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Dave Grohl drumming and playing guitar on the entire record. The album also includes playing from Morrissey sideman Boz Boorer. (Click the links to hear her new songs "Pearl of a Girl" and "This is War.")
Young, known for her dissonant and discordant take on piano-fueled rock music, answered questions posed by The Tribune about her upcoming performance, which includes bass player Megan X, a native Utahn.
How did you get Dave Grohl to play drums on your forthcoming album?
I asked him. A writer [stand-up comic April Richardson] on the "Chelsea Lately" show gave him a mix tape with one of my songs on it when Dave guest-hosted. He liked my song and looked me up on YouTube. We started emailing and around the same time the drummer I had lined up for recording on my album had to drop out. So, I asked Dave if he'd be interested.
Do you have a longtime relationship with Morrissey, with mutual respect and creativity?
Absolutely. It wouldn't work any other way. I continue to be inspired by him and I believe it is very mutual. This is not unusual. Throughout time there have been artists who prefer to live and/or work around each other. It's a challenging atmosphere and I think better work comes out of it. And as far as "longtime"? I've known him since 2006, so eight years. Is that a long time? Not really. Step back a little further and you'll see it isn't.
"Kristeen Young is the most awesome rock star you've never heard of," said BlackBook. Do you crave and hunger for more fame and recognition?
Umm. Yes. Why wouldn't I? Wouldn't you like some kind of acknowledgment for the time and heart you put into your writing? Although "crave and hunger" might be a bit dramatic. On second thought, no, it's perfect.
What do sidemen "Baby" Jeff White and Megan X bring to your performances?
Power, soul, aggression, creativity. They give everything to playing.
Much of the album relates to you surviving your upbringing in St. Louis. What exactly is wrong with St. Louis?
I'm not sure I understand the question. There is nothing "wrong" with St. Louis. It's a terribly interesting place. I am endlessly inspired by it and all the f----- -up pain I experienced there.
Your album has themes of religious and cultural constraints within society. Have you encountered religious and cultural constraints? If so, how did you overcome them?
Yes. Of course. I overcome them by walking right through them. I don't pay much mind. I used to walk through the halls of my high school without looking from side to side, because I knew I'd see people saying awful things about me and giving me horrid looks. I continue to take this approach to life and it works really well. They might try to stop you and it might take you a little longer to get to where you want to go, but you will get there nonetheless, and they will stay where they are. I know I'm making it sound easy, but, of course, it's not. I've had to give up family, friends — many things. I'm alone a lot. But, I don't care. I like my life, and quite a few people have generally joined my way of thinking a few years later anyway. If any of you are wrestling with it, you cannot live your life for your parents. They will die and then you will see how it didn't matter. It's nothing. They will disappear like everything else (even though when they were alive everything seemed insurmountable) but you will have already wasted a good portion of your life.
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