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I love the atmosphere of coffee shops. I enjoy the gathering of people and the sense of community a good coffee shop creates. But the only issue is that I don't really like coffee. You can put tons of cream in it and I still don't like coffee.
So I've been on the hunt for coffee shops that create this atmosphere but also appeal to the non-coffee drinker.
Recently I went to Thatcher's in Vancouver and found a great place for people like me. It is a locally owned. They choose ingredients that are sustainable, earth friendly and local wherever possible. And their baked goods are to die for. You'll find plenty of gluten free options, too.
In this bright and airy coffee shop the servers and baristas were friendly, the place hummed with activity and there were many choices. It was a crisp fall day so I enjoyed a marvelous cup of hot cider. Others ordered hot chocolate. Teas were also on the menu. I paired the cider with a marvelous apple coffee cake.
Happening on Thatcher's renewed my interest in "going out for coffee." There are some great places in the 'Couve and Thatcher's is certainly one of them.
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The rioting in France among Muslim immigrants should be a wake-up call for U.S. politicians who refuse to yield to the concerns of the electorate about our own immigration crisis. Any country proceeds at its own peril when it allows the rate of immigration to exceed assimilation.
Libertyville, Ill.
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In his commentary " The Boys of Nowhere" [November 21], Fouad Ajami says, "France went on a colonial binge in the 19th century, striking into North Africa, implanting its language, culture--even its vineyards--in warmer climes. Now, the colonies have struck back." For the record, France and the French colonists left Algeria July 2, 1962; Algeria was independent. No longer welcome in Algeria, the French colonists left behind a sturdy infrastructure and moved to France. I was one of them. In 1963, I moved to America, and in 1971, I became an American citizen. In the late 1960s, boatloads of North Africans, including Algerians, Moroccans, and Tunisians, came to France. They did not like the deteriorating living conditions in their own independent countries. France was put in the position of taking care of a sizable minority group that, for many reasons, has not easily assimilated or prospered in France. What a curious problem of its own making France has 43 years later.
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I can' t buy the idea that Muslim rampages in France are the backlash against former French colonialism. I think a prominent religion has been taken over by Wahhabist fanatics. Perhaps at least a few Muslims agree that bin Laden and Zarqawi and their ilk should be eliminated, not only for the safety of the civilized world but also for their sociopathic hypocrisy and heresy in brutalizing Islam and ruining its reputation for a long time to come. The only cure for poverty I know of is education, and in this case, the best secular type one can obtain. Only in this way may present unfortunate trends be reversed.
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I am not persuaded by the oil industry's explanations about higher fuel costs. Their smoke-and-mirrors defense cannot cover up plain and simple third-quarter profiteering. Perhaps it's time to realize that the business model that guides large corporations can no longer apply to the oil industry. Unreasonable profits made from this essential commodity are unacceptable.
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Once again politicians are denouncing oil companies for their record profits and accusing them of "gouging" consumers. Lost in the general outcry is the fact that the oil companies made their profits by productive work. They risked their money and invested tens of billions of dollars over decades in prospecting, drilling, transporting, stocking, and refining oil. They created a huge infrastructure to produce and distribute gasoline. Politicians, by contrast, have produced nothing but environmental regulations that cripple the ability of oil companies to drill, transport, and refine oil in this country. If the American people want to stop the gouging responsible for high gasoline prices, it is the politicians, not the producers, whom they must rein in.
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Remember when Leonardo DiCaprio played nice poor kids? Not anymore! Now he only plays rich scumbags who are always toasting things. Behold the new clip for The Wolf of Wallstreet:
I mean, will I go see that movie? Yes. 100%. That movie looks like it was tailor made for me. It is about capitalists who go boating. I'd prefer it if it was directed by Whit Stillman (which is to say if they were all talking in soft, well modulated voices and someone cried absolutely soundlessly in one scene) but I will take what I can get.
That said, is Leonardo DiCaprio's only attempt at acting now "toasting things smugly?" Also yes. Also 100% yes. I mean, look at this stuff.
This is Leo in The Great Gatsby toasting smugly:
Here he is Django, toasting out of a goddamn coconut. A coconut.
And then there's this in The Aviator. The drinks actually get worse as you go back through Leo's career.
So, just for the record, I was only able to remember the name of Inception by googling "that movie where terrible things happen to people who fall asleep on planes."
And I'm sorry that there is not a better picture, but I'm pretty sure you can imagine what Leo looks like from the front. Clue: he looks the same as he always looks when he's smugly toasting stuff.
To be fair, he has been at this since Titanic:
So, you can theoretically take him out of a tuxedo and put him in a polo shirt, but damned if you'll pry that glass out of his hand.


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England skipper Alastair Cook insists he is keeping the stress levels under control ahead of the third Ashes Test.
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Oh, 5folds... if only you thought that way about corporations and the banks too. Corporations also want provisions supplied and risk removed. Humans are flawed and [corporations] are run by humans.
Why can't people make the connections between bad big government and bad big business.
I agree. I don't condone the action, but I am keeping things in perspective.
The true vandalism is what is being done to our Constitution and our Civil Liberties.
Thank you Kelsey Montzka for your coherent and intelligent criticisms of the OWS and OB movements. It's the paradox of semi-anonymous internet commenting that sees dumb witless sarcasm envoke more dumb witless sarcasm. As if either one does any good or will win over any hearts and minds. It's my common folly in these forums.
I think the movement is less about blaming the 1% and more about holding them accountable. Although I can see how many might misconstrue that as blame or even envy. But that's just me talking and how I see it.
Thanks again. It will be voices like yours that will push the movement forward.
Oh man, Yonkle made a funny!
I'm really happy to see your concern for the health and safety of the protesters. Because after all, they are indeed braving freezing temperatures not to stand for anything, but to get wealthy. Yep, that's what they're doing. The quality of your argument is so honest and refreshing.
Why are you STILL operating under the assumption that this is solely a communist/socialist movement. Stop listening to right wing pablum! It's so much more than that. We want to hold corporations accountable (accountability hey! That's something you are for!). We want corporations to stop socializing risk (something else you are for!). We want them to clean up their messes (uhum, Gulf Coast for example anyone?). How is that socialism? Are there some at the protests who would be qualified as Marxist? Perhaps. Are there some socialistic elements to the moment? Maybe. But no more than there are facist elements to the Tea Party. So don't you dare paint the entire movement with a red brush. Doing so makes you look petty and sad.
Oh and I love how you say "replace solar and wind with natural gas". Really? You lose all credibility when you say stuff like that. Natural gas accounts for about 20% of power generation in the U.S. Wind accounts for 3%, and less than 1% from solar. So seriously... I don't even know what to say or where to start. I'm speechless, staring into the abyss of your absurdity.
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BEAUMONT — Anthony Broussard, who enters the final round one shot off the pace of co-leaders Franklin Corpening and Chris Walling, will have more than just the incentive of notching his first Adams Tour Pro Series victory today at Beaumont Country Club.
A hometown guy and Kelly High School grad, Anthony wants to win the Beaumont Open for his grandfather, Arlen D. (Bubba) Moye, who passed away three weeks ago.
"He was my biggest fan. He was always there to watch me and he always wanted me to win this tournament," said Broussard, after posting his second consecutive six-under par 65 on Friday to stand at 14-under-par 199. "It would be awesome for me to be able to win here."
Corpening (66-198) and Walling (68-198), of course, will be trying to prevent that from happening. So will six other players who are within five shots of the lead at the 54-hole mark. But Broussard will have hometown backing, home-course advantage and maybe even a spiritual boost.
The 27-year-old, who played collegiately at North Texas, says he's been playing the best golf of his life over the past few months, starting about the time he came from a shot back to win an NGA Tour (formerly Hooters Tour) event in Houston. His last Adams Tour start produced a T5 in the Garland Classic.
"I have a lot of confidence in my game," Broussard said. "Up until about five months ago, my ball striking was really bad. But I worked with Chuck Cook in Austin and Brian White (LU golf coach), and it's so much better. Plus I've really improved my short game, with help from Joran (Red Dog) Meeks at Redstone."
Broussard was near flawless Friday, negating a long bogey at the par 3, 4th with five birdies — No.1, No. 10, No. 11, No. 14 and No. 15 — plus a second consecutive eagle at the par 5, 9th. He hit driver, 3-wood to 9, then rolled in a 25-footer for the eagle.
Since starting the tournament bogey, double bogey on Wednesday, Broussard is 17-under-par over the next 52 holes.
"Obviously, I wasn't too happy with the way I started," he said. "But when stuff goes real bad, I try to not react and just stay cool. I tend to get a lot more upset when I miss a short putt. The third hole on Wednesday really helped me stay calm."
On that third hole, a 385-yard, par 4, Broussard holed his second shot for an eagle with a 56-degree wedge. Since then, little has gone wrong.
Broussard, who will try to play his way into PGA Tour school starting in mid October at Castle Hills in the Dallas area, said he expects to have to go low again on Saturday to win.
"The golf course is in great shape and it's probably set up as tough as it can be. It just can't stand up to the technology of today," he said. "The greens are firm, there's some good rough around them and pins are tucked pretty good. But there are a lot of birdie opportunities."
While Broussard is in position to win, the rest of the Southeast Texas contingent is back in the pack. Andrew Landry 72-208 is tied for 18th, and Michael Arnaud (72-211) and Casey Clendenon (75-211) are tied for 36th.
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Mike Homfray and vversatile are both right.
Crispin Blunt's particular circumstances perhaps do explain his often hostile and damaging voting record but they do not entirely excuse it. He probably, and only he will know, felt fear that to vote otherwise might give the impression that he was suspiciously sympathetic to the cause if LGBT equality. He had however chosen to enter public life and he did have the power to decide how to vote. Things have turned out well and I'm delighted that they have but by his words and deeds he knowingly caused hurt.
Evidence of MPs bullying other MPs in to voting against LGBT rights … and the names might trip off the tongue… Leigh, Bone, Chope, Davies, et al.
Even today there is an incredibly ambivalence about young gay people. Check out my latest blog entry about a programme on BBC children's TV yesterday -
I have to say that I agree with Paul AP above… A tad little… a tad too late…
Of course, his former wife was immensely wealthy, so I suppose there was some consolation all those years.
What about those male MPs who are alleged to be having secret dalliances with men, that Iain Dale spoke of a few days ago? I wonder how they voted last week?
Perhaps if Iain happens to drop in some day, he'll be able to tell us how they voted.
I can understand the irritation, even anger, people feel given his past record.
Still, better late than never, and good that he talks about it now. His is the sort of voice his fellow-Tories will listen to and, with any luck, glean some understanding from.
True, but I doubt if it will have much effect on the Burrowes ilk.
Yes, but I'm sure there must be some intelligent and rational Tories!
I am absolutely certain that Crispin Blunt speaks absolutely truthfully of the overwhelming relief he experienced when after 30 years he decided to come out to his wife, children, and everyone else.
To be involved in a lie, an all-consuming act, day in and day out for so many years is carry the most extraordinary burden. When that act, and the burden, are cast aside, the freedom and relief are extraordinary.
My partner has carried the burden of seriously ill parent for over 30 years. She did some months ago. He has actually had trouble coping with the fact that the daily burden is no longer there. He no longer has to wake up to it, or go to sleep to it.
There are 1000s and 1000s of homosexual people who have opted to construct for themselves an imitation of heterosexual life. One day, though far in the future, they won't feel pressured to do this. And perhaps one day soon they will simply decide to stop doing this and experience freedom.
The man certainly had his problems and caused a lot of hurt, but having been in touch with him (about 10 years ago) I thought his attitudes were already evolving and his remarks to me were unfailingly courteous and polite (as were mine about and to him, incidentally), even if he had not yet evolved anywhere near far enough for my liking. I thought then, and think now, that fundamentally he is one of the good guys, despite having a lamentable early record, which some are unable to forget or forgive and I can understand that attitude too.
I had no idea in 2003 that he was gay, but when he 'came out' in 2010 it suddenly all made sense. I wish him all the best for the future.
That's really well put. What an interesting thread this is. Almost every imaginable view is being expressed from admiration to anger and, as you say, all have merit. In so many and varied ways we're all affected by the toxic closet.
I am 10 years older than this man, was married for 25 years, amicably separated and divorced and have adult children and lovely grandchildren who love their grandpa and his partner. I remember very well indeed the toxic environment of the past. So 3 comments :-
I understand his relief at finally making the choice.
I feel considerably less charitable about his voting record in public life. I chose to campaign and work for equality, knowing that some people might suspect I was gay,but could not work to actively oppose equality.
The antipathy shown towards the 'mincing brigade' (often shown by fellow gay people) infuriates me. It was them who went ahead and cleared the landmines as someone posting earlier so vividly describes it and they were the ones that were brave, heroic and utterly wonderful.-
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Thank you for reminding me why I visit this site.
There are so many hateful "straight acting" (self-loathing in my book) gay people posting here who despise effeminacy in men. It was the trannies, hookers and drag queens who thought at stonewall not the conservative don't rock the boat crew.
I remember at school the effeminate boys were always the ones to be bullied first, because they were visible. Some fought back, some were crushed.
Those of us who could be invisible, were just grateful not to be picked on. We understood we were alone and had no allies, so we did nothing. Shameful you might say. It was all about self-preservation then. Political awareness and understanding the powere of community came later. We no longer have to conform to stereotypes. Some of us still have no choice.
Being invisible is fine it's the one who will attack you that are dangerous
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Article abstract: The basis for the federal government's economic policy, giving high priority to paying interest and principal on the securities constituting the national debt.
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The United States government, operating under the Articles of Confederation, had incurred large debts in the successful Revolutionary War, but the Articles of Confederation provided no tax resources for the national government. The securities issued to borrow money declined in value after the war. Desire to provide a stronger fiscal system and pay off these securities was one of the motives for adopting the new federal Constitution. When the newly formed Congress convened, one of its first acts was a resolution in September, 1789, instructing the secretary of the Treasury to "prepare a proper plan for the support of the Public Credit." Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton submitted his plan in January, 1790. The Report on Public Credit touched off a vigorous congressional debate and was the basis for the Funding Act of August, 1790. This act gave high priority to the payment of the principal of and the interest on the securities constituting the public debt. As a result, investors came to regard United States government securities as a high-grade investment with no significant risk of default.
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things have been wild. I keep meaning to blog about the many, many adventures I've been having but as soon as I sit in front of my laptop, my mind goes blank. I can remember a time when there was nothing I wanted to do more than blog about my thoughts, write about my day, and read what others were saying and doing… but the times, they are a-changin'.
I think the reason for my writer's block is this:
When you're sad, you want the whole world to share in your sorrow, your tears, your self-loathing and your self-pity. It almost feels as if sharing your heavy thoughts will somehow lighten your load.
However, when life is sunny and bright with possibilities and when you've found something that brings you a seemingly endless amount of joy, you want to hold that joy as close to your chest as possible, tightly gripping it, basking in its warmth and hoping that it never goes away. You don't want to talk about it, you just want to enjoy it.
I'm in the latter part of that statement.
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Saw this on my dash, and I'm sorry, but I really hate these comics.
Jesus is not a sad white man pleading with you to love him so he doesn't cry.
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NY taking calls, web tips on possible gas gouging
Published: February 22, 2013
Tags: Division of Consumer Protection, gas gouging, gas prices, gas stations, hotline, New York
With prices rising at the gas pump, the Cuomo administration has established a toll-free telephone line and website where New Yorkers can report suspected price gouging at gas stations.
The Division of Consumer Protection's "gas pricing hotline" is at 800-214-4372.
Its online consumer complaint form is located at the division's website.
Meanwhile, the Department of Agriculture and Markets' Bureau of Weights and Measures says it will work with municipalities to inspect gas stations across the state to assure measurement accuracy.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says it's their responsibility to ensure New Yorkers "are not getting taken advantage of."
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