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Chuck Norris: Is Common Core Good For Kids and Teachers? Part 5
Common Core State Standard, CCSS, advocates love to point out how 45 states and the District of Columbia have voluntarily adopted this new national public school regimen. What they're not telling you, however, is how federal and state funds were used to muscle their adoption or how expert reviews and efficacy shortfalls have prompted political and educational action in at least 17 of those 45 states (more than 33 percent) to restrict or reverse the tides of CCSS rollout, according to a brand new report in the Huffington Post.In August, Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, Oklahoma and Utah withdrew from the assessment groups designing tests for the CCSS. And in September, Florida Gov. Rick Scott issued an executive order restricting Florida's involvement with the CCSS national assessments because of concerns over federal overreach of the program. Congress.org reported, "Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Utah are all currently considering full withdrawal with other fiscally conservative states sure to follow."
Chuck Norris: Feds' 3 Tentacles in the Common Core, Part 4
In Part 1 of my series on the Common Core State Standards being infused into 45 state public school systems, I revealed how the feds spent $350 million of taxpayers' money, funding and giving give grants and waivers to muscle states and local school districts to accept CCSS. And that was after 2009, when feds awarded or bribed "governors approximately $48.6 billion … in exchange for a commitment to advance essential education reforms … including: college- and career-ready standards [aka CCSS] …"In Part 2, I showed how the feds are injecting their progressive agenda into curricula taught to U.S. kids in elementary, middle and high schools via their educative minions posted in academic arenas and among CCSS curricula creators.
Chuck Norris: Feds' 3 Tentacles in the Common Core, Part 3
After months of the feds doing everything they could to distance themselves from the origin and launch of the controversial Common Core State Standards, or CCSS, more and more of Washington's tentacles are surfacing through public rage, implementation revelations and the White House's own foot-in-mouth disease.After the U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan cast bigoted blame on "white suburban moms" for nationwide resistance to CCSS – an oops from which he's still reeling in public humiliation and maternal fury, White House spokesman Jay Carney dodged Duncan's bullets by claiming ignorance to his statements. But then Carney buried the White House in federal ownership of CCSS by saying, "I can just tell you that the secretary of education and everybody on the president's team dedicated to this effort is focused on making sure that we do everything we can, working with states and others …"
Chuck Norris: Feds' 3 Tentacles in the Common Core, Part 2
Last week in Part 1, I explained what the Common Core State Standards, or CCSS, are and how, despite the federal government saying it's staying out of the classroom standard business, there is much evidence to show that the feds are intricately linked to it.The first way I demonstrated that in Part 1 was by pointing out that the feds have spent $350 million of taxpayers' money, funding and giving give grants and waivers to muscle and bribe states and local school districts to accept CCSS. And all of that was done without a single act of Congress, meaning yours truly – the executive branch, including the White House – dumped protocol again to dodge accountability.
Chuck Norris: Feds' 3 Tentacles in the Common Core
In 2007, a group of governors and state educating chiefs got together to try and remedy the declining and degraded U.S. public academic system. Their goal was to establish a new set of standards that better prepared kids for college, careers and their ever-changing, hyper-connected and globally competitive world.In short, as a result, the Common Core State Standards Initiative, or CCSS, was born.
Chuck Norris: Porn's Part in Sex Trafficking
In Part 1 and Part 2, I discussed how 10 times more U.S. minors than foreigners are trafficked in the U.S. But are many of them trafficked into the legal porn industry?New York University recently hosted a debate between adult film star Ron Jeremy and Craig Gross, who is the founder of XXXChurch.com – an online community for those seeking help out of the porn industry and pornography. They spoke on the connections between human sex trafficking and porn.
Chuck Norris: How Do U.S. Minors Become Sex Slaves?
The FBI reports on its website, "Not only is human sex trafficking slavery but it is big business. It is the fastest-growing business of organized crime and the third-largest criminal enterprise in the world."I noted in Part 1 of my series on human trafficking that ABC News reported in July on a National Geographic undercover investigation about sexual slavery that "it's actually 10 times more likely for an American girl to be trafficked inside the U.S." than it is for a foreigner. According to the FBI, "They range in age from 9 to 19, with the average age being 11."
Chuck Norris: Human Sex Trafficking of U.S. Minors
Reuters reported just last week, "Some 30 million people are enslaved worldwide, trafficked into brothels, forced into manual labour, victims of debt bondage or even born into servitude."A percentage is represented in all 162 countries, with almost half being in India. And many would be surprised to discover that the U.S. sexual slavery market is growing – in and outside our country – using none other than American minors. Americans trafficking Americans.
Chuck Norris: Tis' the Season to Increase Church Security
A July 2013 USA Today article titled "Churches boost security as violent incidents grow" reported that "The number of deadly episodes at sanctuaries has soared over the last decade, and mass shootings at schools, malls and movie theaters have left Americans feeling like it could happen anywhere."
Chuck Norris: In God We Trust, All Others We Search
A decade ago, there were roughly only 10 incidents of church violence across the U.S. In 2007, there were 41 incidents. In 2009, there were 108. In 2012, there were more than 135. And by mid-July 2013, there were already 58.Much media attention has been given of late to the Louisiana pastor who was shot and killed a few weeks ago during a church service at the Tabernacle of Praise Worship Center. But there have been a host of other violent crimes that have occurred at other houses of worship in recent months, too.
Chuck Norris: Spare the War Memorials, Yobs!
While gridlock is the game in Washington, pilfering and degradation apparently are pastimes of some unpatriotic thugs at war memorials across the country. For me, that is about as low as a nation and its people can go.Last week in Natick, Mass., veterans and other law-abiding citizens were stunned to discover a soldier's helmet – from one who died in battle – had gone missing from the community's prized Fallen Soldier's Memorial. The helmet was cemented atop a rifle that is part of a display that also included a piece of the Twin Towers and two military boots beside a wall of names of service men and women who died during the battles of World War I, World War II, Korea and Vietnam.
Chuck Norris: 24 Principles of Every Healthy Leader
The other day I was thinking about leaders in the White House, in my own house, in countries like Syria and companies like Apple.I was reflecting upon revolutionaries from Nelson Mandela and Rosa Parks to the single parent of three, who inspires her or his children by hard work and tough love.
Chuck Norris: Domestic Espionage and Your Child's Safety
Last week, WCSC-TV News reported that, after Benjamin and Hope Jordan relocated to Charleston, they needed to find a babysitter for their 7-month-old son, Finn, but what they found was a wolf in sheep's clothing.Benjamin and Hope wanted a loving, nurturing babysitter just like any other concerned parents who both worked during the day but had no family or friends to watch them. They had done their homework and thought they had discovered her in 22-year-old Alexis Khan. She passed a background check, had credible work experience as a babysitter, and both of Finn's parents thought she was a "good fit."
Chuck Norris: Chuck Norris Says No to School Lunches
Chuck, with kids going back to school, what do you recommend for school meals – especially in light of schools offering inferior nutritious alternatives – buy or bring? And how do you get your kids to eat right when they're away from you and surrounded by so much junk food? – Jane F. in ChicagoA few months ago, as most began their summer, fourth-grader Zachary Maxwell was getting loads of press for his movie, "Yuck: A 4th Grader's Short Documentary About School Lunch."
Chuck Norris: What if Assad wants U.S. to bomb Syria?
While President Obama and Congress pontificate over whether or not Syrian President Basher al-Assad used chemical weapons on his own people and if a limited U.S. attack on Syria is justified, what Washington needs to realize is this: Assad launched sarin gas on its citizens in hope of moving the U.S. like a chess piece into his civil war and deeper onto the Middle East war map.
Chuck Norris: Should the Bible be part of public education?
n this last installment of my back-to-school series, I will address possibly the most controversial aspect of Thomas Jefferson and public education: Did he advocate and expect only a completely secular public education system?
Chuck Norris: Would Jefferson Approve Today's Public Education? Part 3
In Part 1 and Part 2, I showed how Thomas Jefferson valued education as the tool to ensure our republic's perpetuity and Americans' "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." But today's public education system isn't exactly what Jefferson had in mind for his academic reformation.
Chuck Norris: Would Jefferson Approve Today's Public Education?
A few weeks ago in Part 1, I finished by discussing how Thomas Jefferson distinguished the U.S. from other countries in asking, "What but education has advanced us beyond the condition of our indigenous neighbors?"But is today's public education what he and other founders were imagining it could be back then?
Chuck Norris: Presidential Vacation: Naughty or Necessity?
Well, it's that traditional time of the year again when the president goes on vacation and the rest of the conservative world ridicules him for taking off time with his family because of the disarray of our country or the enormity of expenditures in doing so. But is there really nothing redeemable or commendable in a father and husband spending extended time with his family away from home and office, even in the Oval Office?
Chuck Norris: Commending the president, his daughter, Secret Service
A few weeks ago, the president and many of his Secret Service agents made a significant sacrifice on behalf of another young American that went largely unnoticed by most of the nation. Did you catch it?My friend and our 41st president, 89-year-old former President George H.W. Bush, united in solidarity with his own Secret Service detail by shaving their heads for 2-year-old Patrick – a son of one of Bush's former agents who has leukemia and undergoing chemotherapy for it, according to USA Today.
Chuck Norris: When Life Hits You Like a Roundhouse Kick
Sometimes life hits you like a roundhouse kick and you're reminded what really matters. That happened to me last week with the life, bravery and fighting spirit of 35-year-old Jen Bulik.
Chuck Norris helps kids off heart-attack highway
Chuck, did you hear the latest news about the huge rise in high blood pressure among U.S. children? What's a nation to do? – Terry C. in South DakotaNews agencies across the country just reported that the risk of high blood pressure among children and teens has risen 27 percent over 13 years, based upon a study in the American Heart Association's journal Hypertension.
Chuck Norris: Walker, Indiana Ranger
Before Indiana became a state in 1816, territorial Gov. William Henry Harrison organized the Indiana Rangers in 1807 to safeguard the Buffalo Trace – the main travel route between Louisville, Ky., and Vincennes, Ind.The Rangers were a rough and tough band of men and some women who were well-trained and ready to protect new settlers and tradesmen. They were even a frontrunner for the later popular Texas Rangers, of whom I am an honorary member and based my television series, "Walker, Texas Ranger."
Chuck Norris: Thomas Jefferson and a 16 year old vs. Islamists
If only every 16 year old had the courage and grit of Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girl who was shot in the head by the Taliban last year for advocating girls' and women's education.
Chuck Norris won't be fooled by 'sunscreen'
Mr. Norris, for all the good that sunscreens do, I hear there are two big negatives. Is it true that some sunscreens contain harmful chemicals? And do sunscreens block vitamin D production? – "Sensitive Skin in the Sunshine State"
Chuck Norris: 12 little-known facts about Declaration of Independence, Part 3
Over the last two weeks in Part 1 and Part 2, I highlighted eight of 12 little-known facts about the Declaration of Independence. They were:
Chuck Norris: 12 little-known facts about Declaration of Independence, Part 2
After Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence, the Committee of Five was also responsible with overseeing its reproduction for proclamation to those living in the 13 colonies. The reproduction was done at the shop of Philadelphia printer John Dunlap.
Chuck Norris: 12 little-known facts about Declaration of Independence
Being a week away from Independence Day, I was doing a little reflecting upon the history surrounding the Declaration of Independence. And I thought it would be of equal interest to many of my readers to be reminded of some often overlooked aspects of the Declaration's production and legacy.
Chuck Norris: The Superman of Grads and Dads
Though deadbeat dads and high school dropouts might pervade some communities, there are still far more models than mess ups across our country, and some stand head and shoulders above the rest. Let me tell you about a few stellar
Chuck Norris: Is Your Food Being 'Poisoned'?
The Oxford Dictionary defines "poison" as "a substance that is capable of causing the illness or death of a living organism when introduced or absorbed." The legal definition of the term is "Any product or substance that can harm someone
Chuck Norris: Is Common Core Good For Kids and Teachers? Part 5
Chuck Norris: Feds' 3 Tentacles in the Common Core, Part 4
Chuck Norris: Feds' 3 Tentacles in the Common Core, Part 3
Chuck Norris: Feds' 3 Tentacles in the Common Core, Part 2
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Chuck Norris: How Do U.S. Minors Become Sex Slaves?
Chuck Norris: Human Sex Trafficking of U.S. Minors
Chuck Norris: Tis' the Season to Increase Church Security
Chuck Norris: In God We Trust, All Others We Search
David Limbaugh: Obama Statecraft Equals 'Just Plug the Hole and Leave Me Alone'
Ray Rooney, Jr.: No, We Can't All Just Get Along
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"THE CAPITAL OF A VERY DEAR COUNTRY - CANADA" Ottawa by RafaelTheSecond
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I know that some people will be upset with me, but among the all place I have been in Ontario, Ottawa and surroundings are the most interesting places I have ever been in the Province! and there is a plus, this city is the capital of one of my beloved countries in life!
Ottawa is situated on the south bank of the Ottawa River, and contains the mouths of the Rideau River and Rideau Canal. when I was there everything was under the ice, hahaha, and in the Ridou Channel, by the Lake I tried to walk for the second time in my life!
Ottawa still preserves the oldest part of the city (including what remains of Bytown) is known as Lower Town and occupies an area between the canal and the rivers. Across the canal to the west lies Centretown (often just called "downtown"), which is the city's financial and commercial hub. There are nice pubs all around and a great urban transport system! :))))
Between here and the Ottawa River, the slight elevation of Parliament Hill is home to many of the capital's landmark government buildings, and is the Legislative seat of Canada. It offers a complete view.
Crossing the bridge in the other side of the River, you can reach Gatineau, a very nice french town of Quebec Province. it is where you can visit the Museum of Civilization - THE GREATEST CITY I HAVE EVER BEEN IN ALL MY LIFE!!! But the city has more to offer like the Lac Beauchamp Park, are relatively wild green areas which often merge with the woods and fields of the surrounding municipalities of Hull, Aylmer, Buckingham, and Masson-Angers. Streams of all sizes run through these natural expanses. There lots of open air activities around the Gatineau Hills.
At the end of August and the beginning of September Gatineau hosts an annual hot air balloon festival which fills the skies with colourful gas-fired passenger balloons.
So there are lots to do in the other side of the river, eh?
Back to Ottawa, the Rideau Canal, called my attention, which starts in Kingston, Ontario, winds its way through the city. The final flight of locks on the canal are between Parliament Hill and the Château Laurier. Also, during the winter season the canal is usually open and is a form of transportation downtown for about 8 km for ice skaters (from a point near Carleton University to the Rideau Centre) and forms the world's longest skating rink. The population love that channel. Personally, I tell you something I really have to take some ice skating lessons!
This is the land of the Winterlude which is an annual winter carnival held each year in February. It is focused on the Rideau Canal. Unfortunately I missed in the two times I was in the city!!!! Here you can also see the Tulip Festival, each May Ottawa receives a gift of several hundred thousand tulips from the royal family of the Netherlands. These are displayed throughout the city. The dutch gets real crazy when they see it!;)))) there is a beautiful story between the Queen of Holland and Canada! Also, in Ottawa you can have the Canada Day which is one of Ottawa's most important holidays and people from across the nation visit to celebrate the nation's birthday; Ottawa SuperEX is an eleven-day exhibition with entertainment and amusements that takes place every August and finally the Hope Volleyball Summerfest, it is the world's largest volleyball tournament with more than 25,000 players and spectators attending a gigantic beach party with funds going to local charities.
Lots to do and see in a capital that surprised me alot!
And this was the place where I had a wonderful icecream. It was in the mains treet in Ottawa which I forgot the name, but as it was freezing, the icecream never melts!;)
My friend Pierre gave me the honor to see the capital of his country, and there we met our big big friend Mike which some days after invited me for one of the most improtat weekend of my life!
A place where I have dear friends is a place that I never forget, Ottawa is also in my heart! And being in the capital of the most interesting country in the world was more than a visit, it was a question of honor!
They are right. Vancouver is the best city in the world concerning quality of life. Canada itself is the best countries in the planet to live, you have got freedom, you have got good social life, you have got many guaranteed rights, and a huge source of natutral reserves. So it is very easy to notice pure and genuine love for the land in the canadians! Me as a brazilian...well, we do have difficulties in brazil but life in Brazil is also a pleasure, but seeing Canada in the way I could see, I would say, this is a country where I would be more than happier to live in!
This is my godd friend Mike, wonderful person which I am proud to call "friend", fabulous father and great great canadian, this man loves his country and he is very curious for the world itself. He was the person to introduce me the english world in Canada, He is my good friend and I am very grateful to have met his incredible family and to give em the chance to know so many dear people in his hometown Packenham.
We took this photo in the Parliament, Exactly in the Parliament Hill, officially known in French as Colline du Parlement, is a scenic location on the banks of the Ottawa River in downtown Ottawa, Canada. Its Gothic revival suite of buildings serves as the home of the Parliament of Canada. The best known building is the Centre Block (you can see us exactly in the front door) with its prominent Peace Tower, a national symbol. The richly decorated interior of the centre block contains allegorical scenes that impresses you!
The current Parliament Buildings were built between 1865 and 1927. And be prepared that in 2012, the Centre Block is scheduled to be closed for five years for an extensive interior renovation!:) You have got 7 years to go there and see everything! :)
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Thank you for the beautiful comments about my city! It is a wonderful place to visit and I'm glad you came to see it. I shall be in your city in March 2008...and am looking very much forward to experiencing the wonderment of Niterio and Rio!!!
lovely page! Nikos
I more and more convinced to visit Canada!
Rafael, you should have name that picture: A dream come true...the ice cream that does NOT melt.... It was fun to get you that icecream at.... -20 C PIerre
good start my friend
Helado y nieve, tu eres un loco mi amigo!!!
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And they thought the iPad looked just like a giant-sized iPhone.
Newport Beach-based Bluu Inc. (www.bluutablet.com) sells the above tablet (left, posed with an iPhone) which has all the good looks of the iPhone (because it looks like an iPhone), carries a larger screen than the iPad (10.1 inches versus 9.7 inches) and sports three USB ports, which is infinitely more than the iPad (which has zero).
It has more than double the storage (160 GB) of Apple's largest $700 Wi-Fi-only iPad (64 GB) but costs only $400. It runs Windows 7 (Bluu Inc. is targeting the business market) so businesses used to running Windows can run the same corporate applications and users shouldn't have to learn anything new.
I used the front-facing video camera to successfully connect a Skype video call and I installed Flash and Firefox on the thing in relatively no time. Flash allowed me to visit Hulu.com and watch videos there with no stuttering.
All those facts, taken at face value, should spell doom for Apple's tablet.
But there are downsides.
Before I share my opinion and experience with the tablet I'm going to spend another day with it. Check back tomorrow for a detailed breakdown.
In the meantime, I want to know what you care about when you hear about tablets. What are the features and functionality you care about? Do you have any questions you want answered about this device?
UPDATE: This article was updated from its original version to clarify that Bluu Inc. sells this device rather than builds the device. Updated name of the company from "Bluu Tablet" to "Bluu Inc."
Can't wait to hear what else you have to say about it. Right now it sounds fantastic. While I enjoy my iPhone, I have yet to get an iPad – and not just because they are rarely available. More space, and USB ports are definitely important to me. My main problem with tablets is they can be awkward to hold after a while.
"It has more than double the hard-drive space (160 GB) of Apple's largest $700 Wi-Fi-only iPad"
Uhh, pretty sure Apple is using a NAND storage device.
They are going to be sued into oblivion by Apple. Samsung did the same with their Galaxy line…..bad idea to copy
Is this some kind of joke? How are they not being sued to nonexistence by Apple for making something that clearly looks like giant iPhone. Not to mention how much like a joke it looks.
really cool how entrepreneurs can contract the manufactures who have had idle capacity since the big clients slowed order volume. I'd much rather have an unsupported generic device than some slickly branded one and all it's overpriced accessories. Just like PC components being standardized eventually most of us would like to see power supplies and form factors for mobiles chart a similar course. That way DIY'ers can build to suit and big boxes can still cater to the mainstream with more sorted offerings.
Is Windows 7 really optimized for touchscreen? Previous attempts (notably from HP) of tablets running desktop Windows have been mediocre to say the least. http://www.pcworld.com/article/219392/windows_7_tablets_now_or_never.html
Price is attractive though, and if you can do everything you can with a Wintel laptop, why not?
Good point LGT. a 2.5 inch hard disk will probably suck up much more battery and be more susceptible to crashing–my Acer netbook, running windows 7 starter only get around 2.5 hours of life…and that's with a smaller screen than the Bluu tablet. What's the battery life like- I doubt anything near the iPad2 's 10 hours.
Another problem is that Windows 7 wasn't designed for the tablet, whereas iOS was…..
Their only hope is targeting the android tablet market, but even to that you're going to want a better supported tablet, otherwise who is going to the fix inevitable glitches?
You must be mistaken: iOS was designed for phones, not tablets, hence the fact that the iPad functions very much like an oversized iPhone. As stated in the article, Windows 7 is clearly superior to iOS for enterprise. Also, the android tablet market is the same consumer market as the iPad. This new product focuses on enterprise, a completely different market than the consumer tablets you are comparing it to.
I think the BluuTab is fantastic to use and I love it. Very easy to figure out.
lol, I see where they took at least one image from: http://pichicola.com/el-ipad-pirata-se-empieza-a-comercializar-en-china/
is this company insane… apple will have a field day with this device. how can a U.S. company be so stupid? i could see if they were overseas where a suit filed by apple would be pointless – but c'mon, that devices SCREAMS trademark infringements
i know why you would want a visual clone of a iphone but use your head ppl, how many suits has apple filed because of 'grey area' trademark disputes. this one is so blatant im surprised this article didnt already get pulled
How does the phone work on it. Comparing a phone vs table seems silly.
Price and power could be a real asset compared to more weight. Like a BMW emblem, that i on the front of anything drives the price up. Competition is the name of the game and the winner is the consumer.
Here are the specs from the website: http://bluutablet.com/docs/BT1000.pdf
2.5″ hard drive (as previously mentioned)
2-2.5 hours battery life
3.65 lbs
Quite a difference between this and the iPad 2 let alone 1. Apple haters sometimes are just as blind as Apple fans. It's not just the "i" that users are paying for.
Bluu tablet is an easy transition from home computer and laptop. Great unit.
I just bought this unit from Bluu for myself. It was very easy to transfer my company data and personal information from my PC and Laptop to my new Bluu BT-1000. My experience excited the IT department from my work which was testing tablets/pads to purchase. Bluu Inc came to my office showed all their different models, let us demo a few and custom built a tablet to streamline our company.
I tried to see one (actually a few) of these demoed. First one that was win7 would not boot up, Kept getting a message that said this device could not boot completely please try again. after 4 tries the salesnan gave up and moved on to the android version. 3 of these wouldn't even turn on, salesman finally said the battery must be dead, they haven't been charged since 8 this morning. Keep in mind, I was told this at noon. Not very impressed.
like this bluu tablet, its just alittle to heavy for me, still waiting to change for lighter one


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Okay. Where do I start?
Let's get the unpleasantness out of the way first.
Monday night, while attempting to prepare dinner for our hosts in Port Townsend, Washington, I managed to slice my left thumb and forefinger open with a 12 inch chef's knife.
I did something really stupid. I tried to cut open the plastic encasing the pork tenderloin we were going to grill with a huge, and very sharp knife rather than do the sensible thing, and open it with a pair of scissors.
I swear that alcohol was not involved.
Needless to say, it was very shocking. Much blood was shed. And I knew that elastic bandages were not going to be enough to take care of the carnage.
Our wonderful hosts and friends, Cathy and Mike, were down at the beach walking their two dogs when this happened. Luckily, they returned home about 5 minutes after it happened.
Cathy asked me if I wanted to go to the local emergency room. I, of course, said yes. So after wrapping my injured appendages in bandaids and paper towels as best as we could, we set off.
On they way to the local hospital, we passed an emergency walk-in clinic. Cathy asked me if I wanted to go there instead of the hospital ER. I said yes, knowing that I would probably be seen quicker there than the ER.
So we turned around and went to the Urgent Treatment Center.
Fortunately, the clinic was not too busy. There was only one other patient being treated there. A woman who had had a similar accident with a kitchen knife as it turns out.
I filled out the registration forms and was taken back to an examining room, where the nurse removed our crude bandages and took a look at the wounds.
Within 10 minutes I was seen by the doctor who eventually sutured the wounds. He was a very nice guy with a great bedside manner. While we waited for the operatory to be prepared, we exchanged recipes.
As you can see, he did a great job of suturing my wounds. Which is kind of remarkable as he only had three fingers and a thumb on each of his hands. Yes, he was missing the pinkie fingers on both hands. I assume their absence was congenital.
As a dentist, I have had a lot of experience suturing surgical and accidental wounds, so when I say this guy was good, I know what I am talking about.
So three days later, I am on the mend. The wounds are healing well. I will have my doctor remove the sutures on Monday or Tuesday after Ali and I return to Kentucky.
I guess you are wondering what the heck we are doing in Port Townsend, Washington.
It's been a very stressful past few months for Alison and me. Ali had to go to France to bring her kids to the States for a month. Then we had to take the children to Pennsylvania to see their grandfather, aunts and uncles, and their cousins. All while dealing with my sister Jo Ann's illness.
Then, after we got the kids back to France, Jo Ann's health got even worse, and she eventually died.
Ali and I discovered her the morning that she died.
Later that day, after arrangements had been made, and we had returned home, I told Ali that as soon as we could, that we were going somewhere. Anywhere but Lexington. I just knew we needed to get away.
There were several possibilities. We had plenty of standing invitations from friends to visit them.
But our dear friend Cathy came to our rescue. She knew what we were going though, and insisted we come visit them.
I did not hesitate. I made the reservations as soon as we received the invitation, and two days later we were flying to the Seattle.
We have been here in Port Townsend since last Friday.
I haven't been this relaxed in ages. It has been a very therapeutic and rejuvenating experience. Even with the trauma of my hand injury.
I can't thank Cathy and Mike enough for what they have done for Alison and me.


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Since: Dec 08 5,996 Location hidden |
Pres Obama, gasoline prices, and Romney's policy may lead to $1.86 a gallon gasoline if you vote for him...
"Well, think about what the governor -- think about what the governor just said. He said when I took office, the price of gasoline was $1.80,$1.86. Why is that? Because the economy was on the verge of collapse, because we were about to go through the worst recession since the Great Depression, as a consequence of some of the same policies that Governor Romney's now promoting. So, it's conceivable that Governor Romney could bring down gas prices because with his policies, we might be back in that same mess." http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/... |
"Constitutionalis t" Since: Dec 10 15,701 |
Awwww, you're being too polite. The Obama budgets weren't just voted down, they were crushed like a cockroach under a boot. Obama couldn't get not one, not a single goddam vote for either of his budgets in the whole of the goddam Congress. Cynicism aside, that is an indication of something extraordinarily wrong and deceitful about our current government. How can the president's own party be so diametrically opposed to Obama's vision of what the government should do to the point of not having a single person in Congress supporting Obama's vision of what the government should do, and this same political party nominates this same person they think is a loon for a second term as president. If I didn't know anything else, and I observed that, I'd want that element as far away from my government as I could imagine. There's too much at stake to allow such deceit involved with such a powerful element in the world. |
Since: Oct 12 1,039 Location hidden |
But Obama constantly changes his mind. He's worse than my ex-husband - truly!!! Hence the ex |
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Judged: 1 1 1 "Obama said during the speech that No acts of terror will ever shake the resolve of this great nation but at no point was it clear that he was using that term to describe the attack in Benghazi. Hed also spent the previous two paragraphs discussing the 9/11 attacks and the aftermath.Acts of terror could have just as easily been a reference to that. Or maybe it wasnt a direct reference to anything, just a generic, reassuring line hed added into a speech which did take place, after all, the day after the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks." http://www.commentarymagazine.com/2012/09/30/... |
.... easily the biggest and most historic exchange of the night began with what could have been the president's most vulnerable segment. The Libya section.
First, unlike George W. Bush, the president took full blame for any failure to prevent the attack on the consulate in Benghazi. I can't possibly imagine Bush taking the blame for Iraq or 9/11 -- or anything for that matter. "I'm the president and I'm always responsible, and that's why nobody's more interested in finding out exactly what happened than I do," Obama said with conviction, strength and humility. Next, the president literally shamed Romney's flagrant politicization of the attacks. He turned to Romney, stared him in the eye, pointed direct at the Republican and said, "And the suggestion that anybody in my team, whether the Secretary of State, our U.N. Ambassador, anybody on my team would play politics or mislead when we've lost four of our own, governor, is offensive. That's not what we do. That's not what I do as president, that's not what I do as Commander in Chief." You could almost hear the applause from Obama campaign headquarters all across the nation. It was just one of those moments. An Aaron Sorkin movie moment. But it only grew from there. At this point, Romney thought he trapped the president on whether the president regarded Benghazi as a terrorist attack, and so he stepped in for what he thought would be a classic gotcha moment. Romney approached the president and asked for confirmation whether the president called the attacks "acts of terror" during his Rose Garden address the morning after the consulate was hit. This is when someone on Romney's staff blew it big time and gave him the wrong information. Romney was likely advised that Obama didn't use the phrase "acts of terror" the next morning when, in fact, he had. Obama was clearly tracking with this. He knew what was about to happen. He knew Romney was going to lie about what the president said, and so when Obama said, "Please proceed governor," he may as well have said, "Please feel free to embarrass yourself on national television, governor, because I'm going to nail you on this." And then both Obama and Candy Crowley crushed Romney. Boom. The audience once again laughed and applauded. But then, with misplaced audacity and a compulsion for lying that's almost unparalleled in American presidential politics, Romney repeated the lie as if Crowley and the president hadn't just debunked it on television. "It took them a long time to say this was a terrorist act by a terrorist group," he said. Nope. It was the very next day, Mr. Romney. This was arguably one of those historic debate sequences which I believe will be replayed for many years to come. The challenger, riding a wave of solid polls following a strong first debate, imploded on the national stage. Not only was he scolded by the president for being small and petty, but he was trapped in a lie and wasn't really able to recover. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bob-cesca/obama... |
One of the telling moments during last nights debate was Romneys response to the question about his differences with George W. Bush. He tried to distance himself from Bush on energy, trade, deficits, and Republican support for big business. Some of these differences arent real and some arent significant, but those are the things that Romney chose to emphasize as his biggest differences with Bush. The woman asking the question also referred to international problems that she blamed on the Bush administration, and expressed her fear of a return to Bush-era policies. It should have been easy for him to say,My foreign policy will differ significantly from that of President Bush in the following ways. He didnt address that part of her question, perhaps because he didnt see a way he could reassure the questioner without alarming his supporters, or perhaps because it didnt occur to him that he needed to distance himself from Bushs foreign policy failures.
It would be reasonable for the questioner and the public to conclude from his response that there arent any major differences between Romney and Bush on foreign policy. That is what all of the other evidence to date confirms, and given the opportunity to distinguish himself on foreign policy Romney opted to talk about other things. Romney could correct that oversight in Mondays debate, but I wouldnt count on it. If losing the foreign policy debate means that Romney probably wont win the election, as Kristol says, then Romney probably wont win. http://www.theamericanconservative.com/lariso... |
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Talking to yourself again, I see. There is help for most mental illness, just not yours. |
Bill Kristol: "Foreign policy isnt Romneys natural subject. Its not his comfort zone."
http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/deserve-v... "So if Romney can't win the foreign policy debate, he probably won't win." |
"Get RIGHT or be left" Since: Nov 07 9,367 www.dreamindemon.com |
Thankfully and typically, you are wrong. Based on your post, you are doing well in your ESL class. Not a Republican. Don't you get tired of being wrong? |
to be used where of value, which does not include Afghanistan..... |
Judged: 1 1 1 and Hussein Obama went on to talk about Midwest auto factory jobs to a Long Island college student.... |
ask a stupid question, get an appropriate response.....besides, gotta get to work to support an army of moochers..... |
absolute fact that neither member of the royal family is still licensed to practice law.... |
One word: Benghazi One more for good measure: Lies Very similar to the 23 million unemployed, 47 million on food stamps, median family income down $5k, 1 in 6 in poverty, and 5 trillion in Obama debt which Obama has no answer for, Romney will embarrass Obama merely by reciting his foreign policy record. Hey, maybe Obama will finally reveal his superior plans for a second term? Any idea why we've heard nothing? |
So what's the sonofabitch going to do when he's kicked back to Chicago? Will he become number 47,000,001 on foodstamps? LOL I predict he'll take Elizabeth's place on Da View ... they need a little more color. |
Ah, Benghazi, the albatross around Da Bammy's neck for Monday night's third Romney win.
... an ambassoador and three other Americans are murdered, and where was "the president? Vegas, baby, Vegas!... then off to Colorado for another asskissin' contest.... something symbolic about that, says President-elect Romney. Bammy, why did you push a movie trailer nobody saw for a whole bunch of days after 9/11? <hint: failure> Goodbye, farewell, adios ... you're toast! LOL |
... ambassador ... but you knew that.
Judged: 1 1 1 The debate last night did not go as well as I had presumed it would. The presidential unit was considerably more vigorous in spirit than last time. My chair was very uncomfortable, and not the right height. I had complained beforehand about the chair, and they allowed me to practice sitting in it, but refused to diminish its height. The president was very rude to me last night. I repeatedly demanded he answer my questions of him, but he refusedeven though I am certain he is aware of my position as a unit of prominent wealth. He insisted on talking when I did not want them to. He accused me of having policy positions on things that I am fairly certain I have never recently admitted having policy positions on. Even the moderator was rude to me. Given the circumstances, I have found myself seriously considering my earlier supposition that the vice president, Joe Biden, is a warlock. Things were going quite well in the week before his debate with Mini-Mitt, but since then, things have gone less well. Has Joe Biden put a curse on our campaign? I still have not gotten a clear answer on what malarkey means, but I am beginning to have suspicions. I asked the staff about the possibility that Joe Biden had done something to make the chairs at the debate grow taller than they otherwise should have been. They said nothing (but I cannot help but notice that an uncanny number of events of late have revolved around chairs). Similarly, the president's shift in behavior from the first debate to the second is extremely suspicious; again, my staff declined comment. They have been very quiet today. |
Judged: 1 1 1 That is the modus operandi of the leveraged-buyout business, and in an honest free-market economy, there wouldnt be much scope for it because it creates little of economic value. But we have a rigged system a regime of crony capitalism where the tax code heavily favors debt and capital gains, and the central bank purposefully enables rampant speculation by propping up the price of financial assets and battering down the cost of leveraged finance. Report of job losses at Bain Capital-invested companies: ADAP/Auto Palace:-200 jobs; AMF Bowling:-271 jobs*; AMPAD:-385 jobs; Closings Ltd.:-300 jobs; Dade International:-2,700 jobs; Ddi:-2,100 jobs*; EduServ Technologies:-1000 jobs; FTD:-2050 jobs; GS Industries:-950 jobs*; GT Bicycles:-1000 jobs*; Handbag Holdings:-606 jobs; Holson Burnes:-694 jobs; The Learning Company:-1000 jobs; LIVE Entertainment:-400 jobs; Midwest Of Cannon Falls:-450 jobs; MotherCare Stores:-1000 jobs; Physio Control:-500 jobs; Transtar:-2,000 jobs; Waters Lab Technologies:-700 jobs; Wesley Jessen:-900 jobs. TOTAL 19,200! http://www.thedailybeast.com/newsweek/2012/10... |
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"The filthy rich are tucked away and safely secluded on their great barrier island."
cathy, you are making a big assumption that everyone who is rich is a republican.
there are plenty of ultra-rich democrats. hollywood is full of them. the founders of google are democrats. same with facebook and apple. (when he was alive, anyways). the owners of the NY times are filthy rich. arianna huffington too. tom friedman, oprah winfrey, larry and laurie david. the richest member of the US senate is a democrat---john kerry. nancy pelosi, the clintons, jay rockefeller. 16 of the top 20 richest americans are democrats, according to forbes magazine.
you are incredibly naive if you think the democrats are poor and the republicans are rich.
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We absolutely love to grill out. If the weather is nice – no matter what season – you will find Dustin firing up the grill. Now even though we grill out all the time we are pretty set in our ways of the foods we grill and so when presented with a new option by Ore-Ida we decided to give it a try.
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I'm perfecting my recipe for smoking eggs. So far if I get it right, they taste like bacon and eggs without the bacon. Hard boil the eggs in VERY salty brine. Chill, then replace in the brine (if you refrigerate it, might take 2-3 days to soak, but if you leave at room temp after the water has cooled, 1 day is enough). when ready to smoke, bring them slowly up to about 200F in the oven (I find that muffin tins work well but the eggs will "sweat" and might stain the tins) then smoke at about 200F (as low as 170, but not much higher than 200) for 6-8 hours depending on egg size. PM me for more details!
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Locarno's shiny new lido has several pools, including an Olympic-sized one, children's splash areas and waterslides, and fabulous lake and mountain views. The huge complex uses solar and hydropower.
Wander among fragrant camellia blooms and ponds at these pretty lakefront gardens.
Locarno has hosted this two-week film festival in August since 1948. At night, films are screened on a giant screen in Piazza Grande.
Locarno's Italianate Old Town fans out from Piazza Grande , a photogenic ensemble of arcades and Lombard-style houses. A craft and fresh produce market takes over the square every Thursday. From here, narrow lanes thread north to the baroque-gone-mad Chiesa Nuova , guarded by a giant bas-relief St Christopher and with cherubs and stucco smothering its pastel-painted interior.
Stride out and about the Italianate piazzas and arcades, and admire the Lombard houses. There are some interesting churches. Built in the 17th century, the Chiesa Nuova has a dizzyingly ornate baroque ceiling. Outside, left of the entrance, stands a giant statue of St Christopher with disproportionately tiny feet.
Kids will love the displays of falconry here.
Locarno's climate is perfect for lolling about the lake. Bristling with palms and banana trees, these botanical gardens are a scenic spot for a picnic or swim, and tots can let off steam in the adventure playground.
Down by the lake, this is a top culinary address, turning out such clever dishes as suckling pig in peanut-curry crust and passionfruit crème brûlée with rose ice cream. Service is attentive and the ambience discreetly elegant.
At the tourist office ask about the Lago Maggiore Guest Card and its discounts.
Tucked away on a cobbled lane, this has all the cosy feel of a grotto . Sit at granite tables beneath the pergola or at timber tables by the fireplace for homemade ravioli and hearty meat dishes like veal with porcini mushrooms. From the lake follow the signs up Vicolo dei Nessi.
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One of Locarno's best, Locanda Locarnese's catchcry is 'creative cooking with local products'. A small but carefully chosen set of fish and meat mains changes with the seasons, but whatever you order leave room for the tiramisu with Grand Marnier and orange sorbet. They have a range of lunch set menus (Sfr27.50 to Sfr 50.50) or set tasting menus (from Sfr74).
Ticinese beers, pub grub (snacks Sfr5 to Sfr9.50), free wi-fi and a people-watching terrace.
Built in the 17th century, the Chiesa Nuova has an almost sickeningly ornate baroque ceiling. Outside, left of the entrance, stands a giant statue of St Christopher with disproportionately tiny feet.
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Pre-Blood Storm War = mainland Telara had the Vigil approved races without Bahmi or Kelari, and with humanity more united as a larger tribe. Exploration happened by the High Elves, the more exploratory race on Telara at first (with the Dwarves digging deep instead of on the surface of Telara). Other lands were likely found, and we'll see the result of this maybe in this expansion.
Pre-Ethian disaster = Kelari moving to the Isles, Mathosia starting to form, and maybe something with the Elves, if Planetouched Wilds may come out and relate to them ;). Essentially, the world's society begins to splinter, as a result of the massive war with the dragons. Exploration likely started to happen with lands to the east, but knowledge of it is likely quite ancient, because the Travel Stones were hidden then, and the continent reeling from warfare.
Pre-Shade = Mainland Telara contracts. Mathosia spreads, but only Mathosia, as an empire. The dwarves stay in their delves again, but do communicate more with Mathosians and elves. The elves (regardless of what their first land may have been) stay put in Silverwood's Overwatch Keep. The Eth become refugees and any exploration they may have done, has stopped. The Bahmi live in isloation except for their hospitality towards visitors (especially Eth, increasing the hybrid nature of their race hehe). The Kelari now live on the Isles in their own society with the spirits. Little to no exploration at this point, and the world was in a 'recovery' stage until the damn Shade happened!
Pre Fall of Port Scion = Everyone on the run. Everything screwed. Mathosia has mostly ended and is now isolated communities, with many fleeing to Port Scion. High Elves begin to change, turning towards Life magics and the Aelfwar (those who didn't join Shyla). Dwarves were locked in their delves and the horrors within them (those who didn't join Borrin). Eth joined Orphiel and start the seeds of the Defiant faction. Bahmi had to flee their lands after a vaguely-described disaster (PLEASE PLANETOUCHED WILDS). Kelari begin suffering their own disaster due to the Shade weakening Akylios' prison, and embark on their Exodus.
AKA no one is in any good shape but to head to Port Scion. Only Ascended at this point are ones like Cyril, Borrin, Shyla etc, and they lead the plan to stay at Port Scion and regroup. Orphiel is welcomed only due to Zareph's authority (and maybe his love for Asha, and the fact the Orphiel worked to have her return to Telara), and Scion only really survives for a couple years because of Orphel's magitech shields, which fell when Alsbeth did her vaguely-described sabotage. (PORT SCION ZONE PLEASE)
Pre-Current time = Society splintered into Sanctum, Meridian, and surviving communities (neutral factions) across Telara. We see clearly that this is now a world just barely holding on, let alone wanting to explore other lands.
So yes, plenty of reason to not know much about another continent. The only two real points in history to allow this would be:
1)Pre-Blood Storm War (as in thousands of years ago..)
2)Port Scion having some measure of trade with Ember Isles.. and 'Shi-Ming', whatever that is. Otherwise, trade, politics, exploration, was all on this continent. Entire other stories (even involving magitech and the Vigil!) could have taken place outside of this land.


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