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Quite good food in an interesting venue (seems to be an old greenhouse). Staff not too friendly. Toilets could need an upgrade.
Quite good food in an interesting venue (seems to be an old greenhouse). Staff not too friendly. Toilets could need an upgrade.
This is a great place to sit outside and enjoy being waited on. This restaurant is in the middle of a very big but lovely kept park and gardens. This makes for a very lovely atmosphere with no traffic or city centre sounds to disturb this tranquil environment. It can be quite pricey in relation to other restaurants in Warsaw... More
I wanted to visit this restaurant for years but never quite managed to get there during my numerous albeit very short visits to Warsaw. I finally made the booking and went to have lunch there and was not disappointed at all. True – the place is quite pricey but one should expect that as the reputation proceeds it – yet... More
When I read some of the reviews of the Belvedere I could not believe that they were of the same restaurant. So let me give you the truth about the Belvedere, in pluses and minuses. Pluses: Great location and on a summer day a very nice place to spend an afternoon, at a table outside looking over the renovated lawns... More
After a long and warm walk in the park, we dropped in for lunch in the greenhouse tent at Belvedere. It was a brilliant experience, very good food, great wines and a very kind and qualified staff. The beef carpaccio served then was the best ever enjoyed by me, very high quality of beef (well matured and rich) with a... More
I have just hosted a party of 30 people for dinner at the Belvedere in Warsaw. The planning was all done online via email with their event planners. The menu selections here are fantastic especially when having to cater to "Western palettes or accomodate dietary restrictions. The restaurant allowed me to put together a selection of dishes for my guests.... More
One of the best views ever experienced while having dinner. We ordered for beef tenderloin and lamb saddle. I think the beef tenderloin was the better dish between the two because it was very tender and well marinated. We made a reservation before going to the hotel. It can be reached by bus 116 or 180 from the old town.... More
We were at this restaurant for a wedding reception. It's situated in the most beautiful location of Łazienki Park. It didn't stop there as the the staff were phenomenally responsive to every last detail and made sure that we were treated like royalty.For us it was over and above what we expected.All areas within this beautiful property were finished to... More
Beautiful location in the middle of Łazienki - our royal park. Food is good but expensive. Interior design very nice, you seat between the trees. It's also very overpriced (all meals cost double of what you would pay in other good restaurants in Warsaw) and they have very poor choice of beers. Still worth visiting.
One of the most beautiful places in terms of location and decor. If you come in late spring or summer, you can sit on the patio and enjoy the wonderful greenery but spray yourself with mosquito repellent, the restaurant doesn't have any mosquito repelling candles or torches on the patio. Servers were decent but we had to ask for water... More
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Could a recently discovered species from South Africa be the ancestor of us all?
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These are such very interesting articles and images for us neophytes. Thank you for sharing this tremendously intriguing research.
I have a question, as to why you are ranging so far afield for future research, including the Congo. As an admittedly naive armchair archaeologist, I admit to having had a long-standing prejudice toward looking more closely at (today's) more humid West Africa, its coasts and greatest rivers, even though (or because) they aren't in accord with theory that humans would be forged out of the more arid and sparse environment of East Africa, as intuitively appealing as that might be. West Africa is where today's greatest concentrations of humans and primates exist-- as well as research conditions less pleasant that pioneer archaeolgists enjoyed in the northern Rift Valley; let's face it, who wanted to dig in the muck of a hot, humid, insect-infested jungle? Would you or have you shared your thinking along these lines?
I guess that I should have mentioned my gratitude to Katie Wong, my very favorite science journalist on all things human history!
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisJudging from the appearance of the scull shown here all the creatures found in that particular spot may have been victims of an ancient pyroclastic flow.
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Ehlers Danlos Syndrome Discussed in California State Senate Hearing - February 2004
Those of us living with EDS know firsthand that pain is a major issue in daily life. Since we are affected by an obscure disorder with a difficult-to-pronounce name and a complicated montage of symptoms, we find it difficult to communicate our circumstances to doctors. Let's face it, we wish the doctors knew more or somebody else could explain it to them for a change. Some of us even catch ourselves thinking: "There ought to be a law that the doctor must listen to me describe my pain and do something about it!" Thankfully, some State Senators, doctors, researchers, and patient advocates agreed to take it to the California State Capitol Building. In late January 2004, the California State Legislature designated February as Women in Pain Awareness Month.
Wednesday, February 4, was a clear bright day in Sacramento, California, not just because of the fine weather, but because Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome was discussed during a hearing on Pain. I had been invited to speak about the underdiagnosis of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and the consequences of a missed or late diagnosis. Also, I was asked to talk about what type of support infrastructure addresses those with EDS. In addition, organizers requested that I share my experience working to raise awareness of EDS and educate women pain patients on how to work with their physicians.
The hearing on February 4 was an informational hearing to further explore the topic of Women in Pain. It was organized in coordination with the California Legislative Women's Caucus in an attempt to gain a more thorough understanding of the issues surrounding underdiagnosis of chronic pain and the role of gender in the undertreatment of pain. There was also the question of whether or not there might be a legislative remedy to this problem.
Co-chairs of the hearing were Senator Debora V. Ortiz, Senator Liz Figueroa, and Senator Nell Soto. Senator Figueroa began the hearing by welcoming the panels of speakers and by introducing the issue of Women in Pain. Senator Soto's opening remarks included the announcement that Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 42 had indeed been passed, officially designating February as Women in Pain Awareness Month.
To read the paper: Women in Pain: Trends and Implications of Underdiagnosis of Chronic Pain in Female Patients, click here
The first panel of speakers sought to frame the issue with Personal Stories and Academic Research. Ms. Cynthia Toussaint, the founder of For Grace (
) shared her personal story of learning to live with Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy and the journey which had brought all of us to that hearing room. (
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) The validity of the topic was reinforced by academic research presented by Professor Diane Hoffmann, Associate Dean at the University of Maryland School of Law. Dr. Hoffmann is coauthor of "The Girl Who Cried Pain: A Bias Against Women in the Treatment of Pain" which was first published in the Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics in 2001.
The second panel of speakers was charged with presenting the Patient and Advocacy Perspective. Ms. Susan Matsuko Shinagawa of the Intercultural Cancer Council shared her personal story as a breast cancer survivor and chronic pain patient. Ms. Shinagawa's story moved almost everyone in the room to tears. As the second member of this panel, I explained EDS with an emphasis on the importance of pain as a diagnostic criterion for a little understood disorder. I also talked about some tips for improving the communication of pain to doctors. Additionally, I presented brief overviews of the types of support organizations that are targeted to those with EDS. (
A copy of my testimony is available by clicking here
The third speaker in this panel was Dr. Kathryn Padgett of the American Academy of Pain Management. Dr. Padgett, who shared statistical information on the undertreatment of chronic pain, emphasized that prescription opioids AND a multidisciplinary approach provide much needed relief for individuals suffering pain. (
A copy of Dr. Padgett's is available by clicking here
The final panel provided a thorough response from the medical community. Dr. Steven Richeimer, Director, USC Pain Management, USC Medical Center, spoke about treatment protocols. Ms. Sally A. Adelus, RN, Executive Director of Hospice in the Valley in Santa Clara County, shared examples of the types of treatment she has witnessed for pain patients. Please note that one of the patients she spoke about was an EDS patient. Dr. Scott Fishman, Chief of the Division of Pain Medicine at the UC Davis Medical Center also spoke about treatment protocols and gave examples of how patients fared in a variety of circumstances. Finally, Diana Adams EdD, Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University Medical School, presented some of the history behind pain terminology and treatments. All of the speakers in this group illustrated that there are compassionate doctors out there who know a great deal about this subject and reinforced the point that there is still much to learn about pain.
Many thanks go out to Stayce Curry for her impressive efforts to spread the word about this hearing in California. As a result, hundreds of letters, emails, and phone calls were received by our Senators and Assemblymembers making them aware of the hearing. Thus, six Senators and two Assemblymembers attended the hearing on February 4. This is remarkable because an informational hearing such as this is typically sparsely attended.
By making their voices heard, our members let their Senator/Assemblymember know that this was an important issue to their constituents. Present were Senator Liz Figueroa, Senator Nell Soto,
Senator Sheila Kuehl, Senator Edward Vincent, Senator Wesley Chesbro, Senator Richard Alarcon, Assemblymember Patty Berg, and Assemblywoman Gloria Negrete McLeod. In addition, the audience gallery was completely full.
Thank you to Stayce Curry and all of our California members who let their Representatives in Sacramento know that this was an important issue for them to learn about.
Members of EDNF have learned that having our voices heard by our elected officials is a key to improving the quality of our lives. Prior efforts by our members resulted in
Meg Harmon's testimony at a US Senate Health and Human Services Committee Hearing in April of 1999
. As a result of that testimony, coupled with prior and subsequent lobbying the number of NIH research projects encompassing Ehlers- Danlos Syndrome significantly increased. Now, just as then, there are many members working to keep EDS on the minds of legislators.
Thankfully, we were given the chance to do that in California in February 2004. It is hoped that as a direct result of this hearing there will be changes in the certification and/or continuing education requirement of healthcare professionals relating specifically to effective treatment of pain patients. Look for more information in future issues of Loose Connections and on this website in the coming months to see where we go from here.
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Washington is broken, the best tactics and strategies come from Palin, Jindal and the conservative governors.
Crow sandwich never tastes good...won´t happen!
In what world does sequestration mean the same as raising revenue? Stoopid host. Obama has not done any such thing as Jindal suggested.
#3 to round out your point - In the American dictionary ´sequester´ is defined as follows 1.to remove or set apart as in segregate. 2.to take tempoary possession of as security against a legal claim. 3.to requisition and confiscate as eneny property. 4.to cause to withdraw into seclusion. So here we have another Obama euphemism designed to obfuscate.
Thanks #4. I am a dictionary nerd and I read the same thing just to be sure I understood the word and I did and thanks for adding that to the conversation. You think we should let the host know? Nah he can just keep looking like the fool he is.


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..."because mining companies are not required to pay royalties, which are based on the value of the minerals that are extracted. The corporations that mine for hard-rock minerals only pay fees to secure and maintain a lease." Just like grazing leases on Trust properties. Some rancher get a grazing lease on my Trust lands , fattens up his cattle on my grass, takes them to market and makes a lot of money! What do I get for it? $1.35 for a 3 month period. At least thats what my statements say. BUT I NEVER SEE A DIME OF ANY OF IT! I almost had a drilling deal go through only to find they dropped the idea of drilling on my lands. Then found out they were slant drilling and probably got the oil under my property anyways! NATIVES ARE THE POOREST CLASS OF PEOPLES IN AMERICA AND THIS IS WHY! The term/name "GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY OFFICE" to me is such a joke. When are they going to start making our Gov accountable to us Natives?
GAO Report: $3.5 Billion Worth of Minerals Produced on Indian Lands in FY 2011
Oil, gas, coal and other minerals on Indian lands were worth $3.5 billion in fiscal year 2011, up from $2.8 billion in FY 2010, according to the Government Accountability Office (GAO) report released Wednesday.
While federal lands account for the majority of resource development at 700 million acres, the GAO analysis of leases showed an increase in activity on the 57 million acres of Indian lands, specifically for oil. The total sales value of oil on Indian lands increased the most, from $0.9 billion (a production of 13.2 million oil barrels) in FY 2010 to $1.6 billion (19.4 million oil barrels) in FY 2011.
Gas remained consistent at a value of $1 billion for both years, as did coal at $0.6 billion. The cost of natural gas liquids increased from $0.1 billion to $0.2 billion for those fiscal years.
Tribal governments and Indian beneficiaries realized more revenue in FY 2011 due to the increased activity. According to the report, $538 million was disbursed to Indian country in 2011, up from $408 million in 2010.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the GAO cannot assess how much gold, copper and other hard-rock minerals are being extracted from federal or Indian lands, because mining companies are not required to pay royalties, which are based on the value of the minerals that are extracted. The corporations that mine for hard-rock minerals only pay fees to secure and maintain a lease. But the recent GAO analysis could "spur a renewed push to reform the 140-year-old law governing U.S. hard-rock mining," the Journal stated. The issue is increasingly paramount when the value of a mineral like metal is taken into consideration. Over the past decade, the price of metal has risen from $300 to $1,700 an ounce.
"This should be front and center of the natural resource agenda for this next administration," Sen. Tom Udall (D-New Mexico) told the Journal. "These hard-rock minerals belong to the American people, and today we're quite literally giving our gold and silver away."
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What do yu mean the hard-rock
What do yu mean the hard-rock minerals belong to the NATIVE AMERICANS !!! REMEMBER OBAMS SIGNED THE DOCTRINE OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OH THATS RIGHT YOU PEOPLE DID NOT TAKE THE TIME TO LEARN THE NATIVE AMERICANS LANGUAGES YOU JUST ASSUMED YOU UNDERSTOOD ALL THEIR LANGUAGES AND TOOK TOOK TOOK!!! IN FACT NOT ONE U.S. NEWSPAPER OR NEWS STATION EVEN MENTNIONED THE SIGNING OF THE DOCTRINE OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE. i WISH THAT THIS DOCTRINE WOULD GET RID OF AL THE ADOPTED INDIANS THAT DO NOT POSSESS INDIAN BLOOD!!!


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The liberals appeal to all the voters that feel government will solve all their problems for them. The minorities and disenfranchised that expect the freebies and handouts are the main voting block of the Democrats. The Liberals view the illegal aliens as undocumented Democrats expecting amnesty in return for their vote.
30 million people expect Obamacare will solve all their health care problems.
Notice how Brown swindled the voter into voting for prop 30 promising great relief in the education issues, Note he diverted most of the tax money to benefit the limited and non English speaking immigrants kids. The wealthy woke up and a realized they took a heavy hit from prop 30 also.
Proposition 30's higher taxes on wealthy individuals lead many of those individuals to decide to leave the state But left wingers don;t care about the wealth producers and free enterprise job creation.as long as the can raise taxes.
As long as there are right wingers expressing the hallucinatory views such as that of "Right" the Democratic Party has nothing to worry about.
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David Wise, 22, got his wish on Friday night at the Winter X men's ski superpipe final in Aspen -- a victory lap. Last year's defending gold medalist told ESPN ahead of the final that he hoped to secure a winning score before his final run and it turned out to be prophetic.
Taking a commanding lead at the outset, Wise scored a 94.33 on his first run executing a right side 720 mute, a switch double 1080, right side double 1260 mute, left side double cork 1260 mute, and an ally-oop flat spin 540 tail grab.
"It was strategic to do a big run in the qualifiers so I could have that top seed in the final. It's such an advantage to have that, so right form the beginning I was feeling it."
Nipping at his heels was Aspen local, 18-year-old Torin Yater-Wallace who scored 92. on his second run with a rightside double cork 1260 mute, an ally-oop double flatspin 900 japan, a right side 900 double tail, a left side 1080 true tail and a with right side 900 mute.
Feeling the heat from an in-form Yater-Wallace, Wise boosted his amplitude in run number 2, which the judges rewarded with a 95.66. The second highest score in ski superpipe in X Games history.
Yater, who just returned to snow one month ago after recovering from injury, tried to pressure Wise in the 3rd run adding a new trick to his routine - a double flatspin downpipe - and improved his score to 93.00.
"I'm super stoked. I haven't skied in a while so I'm just getting back. I wasn't expecting much out of this event, but I'm pretty competitive on myself so it worked. I feel good about it."
4-time X Games gold medalist Kevin Rolland came into Friday's final hoping to reclaim his spot on the podium after failing to reach it in 2012. Rolland's string of bad luck continued, though, as a flawless run eluded him despite doing all four double cork 1260s.
2-time gold medalist Simon Dumont, 26, rounded out the top three despite competing with two broken wrists and skiing without poles.
"This year is different than most. I worked really hard to recover from that knee surgery over the summer and then too broke my wrists at Dew tour was disappointing. It was different skiing without poles, but we do whatever it takes. I'm stoked to have a medal."
Doing whatever it takes also seemed to be the theme of the night at the men's snowboard big air competition. A dramatic finish highlighted what had been, overall, a highly energetic session that pushed the progression of snowboarding tricks to new heights with all three podium finishers pulling triple cork maneuvers.
Leading with a combined score of 91, Norwegian Stale Sandbech, 19, opted to skip the final run, which left the door open for fellow Norwegian Torstein Horgmo and defending champ, Canadian Mark McMorris.
"I skipped the last round because I landed all the tricks I'd meant to do and didn't have much more. I was so pumped I had to stop. Plus I knew these guys could take it, you know, and they did; it was a crazy night!"
The last two in the drop order, Horgmo, 26, and Morris, 19, were both in a position to overtake Sandbech but would need near flawless efforts to do so.
Horgmo then delivered. Pulling a new frontside variation of the triple cork that had never been done at X Games, which earned him a perfect trick score of 50, catapulting him past Sandbach for a total score of 94.
"I was so hyped to be a part of it. I don' think the level of snowboarding has ever been raised that high in one single final. I thought it was coin toss." Horgmo said
The up in the air moment came after McMorris followed Horgmo with a new trick of his own - a switch backside triple cork 1440 - landed clean to the raucous reaction of the crowd. At first it seemed he had enough for the win but his combined score of 94 only matched Torstein, who ended up with the gold due to the higher single trick score.
"I'm speechless." McMorris exclaimed. "Torstein did two variations of the triple cork 1440s. Stale learned a triple cork 1440 in practice then stomped it like it was nothing. Last year that was unheard of. It just keeps going; it's getting crazier and crazier."


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The Clifftop apartments were built in 1992 on a one acre sheep paddock as close to the cliff face as allowed. No road noise, just the sound of the sea. Clifftop garden included in "Great Gardens of New Zealand" by Derek Fell,
The north facing upstairs apartment with separate entrance features a deck with a panoramic view of the Seaward Kaikoura mountain range, Kaikoura bay, beach, and township as well as sea and mountain views from every room. The downstairs apartment was built for tourists also but has been occupied by the owners since 1995 after much pleading by the male (gardener and potter) partner.
The size of the guest apartment is 50 sq metres. Bunks in the second bedroom, kitchen bench, and bathroom vanity were handcrafted and purpose built. A good selection of New Zealand books and artwork complement the tasteful décor and relaxed atmosphere. Wireless computer access.
Suited to whatever your degree of fitness and energy, there are a variety of walks, with exceptional views that take you around the owners' garden, the peninsula or down to the township.
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In case you forgot, Saturday was Groundhog Day. And for the 116th time, PUNXSUTAWNEY PHIL got dragged out to look for his shadow and make a prediction on the weather.
Well . . . not the original Phil, obviously. Groundhogs have life spans of about 10 years. Being "Punxsutawney Phil" is kinda like the Pope . . . they just slide a new one in there whenever the previous one dies.
Anyway, this year, Phil did NOT see his shadow, which means an EARLY SPRING.
And it's only the 15th time in 116 YEARS that he hasn't seen his shadow.
Unfortunately, he's fairly unreliable as a meteorologist. According to the StormFax Weather Almanac, he's only correct about 39% of the time. This really is our dumbest holiday.


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Format: | 15 DVD |
Starring: | Paolo Graziosi, Flavio Bucci, Giulio Bosetti, Aldo Ralli, Lorenzo Gioielli, Carlo Buccirosso, Alberto Cracco, Gianfelice Imparato, Giovanni Vettorazzo, Toni Servillo, Giorgio Colangeli, Piera Degli Esposti, Massimo Popolizio, Anna Bonaiuto, Giovanni Vettorazzo / |
Director: | Paolo Sorrentino |
Genres: | Drama, World Cinema |
Studio: | FUSION MEDIA |
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Run time: | 1 hour 54 minutes |
Rental release: | 27 Jul 2009 |
Main languages: | Italian |
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By twosoddingcats (269 reviews) from Kingston-upon-Thames , 05 Nov 2012Its a mystery how Giulio Andreotti stayed in power so long; Twenty-two times minister; seven as head of the government. Director Paolo Sorrentino covers about 20 years of his life (to cover all of it would need several movies) ..the bribery scandals, the mafia hit men and murders of several public figures .and the investigations into Andreottis connections with the mafia. Personally, I think Andreotti was connected to the mafia because I was born in Italy and no one stays in power that long without their consent. A brilliantly put together movie.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By buffyrules (368 reviews) from southend on sea , 20 Apr 2012This isn't an easy film and with the amount of information given it feels at times like a history lesson. But what a lesson!
Theres no doubt that there should be more films about Italian politics as at times it makes the Godfather and The Sopranos look light hearted.
Superbly acted by the lead worthy of awards and slickly directed and fast paced. Of course its not for everyone but if you can deal with all the info theres an enjoyable film here.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Stranger than fiction. Hello,... Silvio?
By RichPickings (167 reviews) from 'kin Bruges , 09 Jan 2012Really enjoyed this. Is it a doc, is it a film? Dunno. Italian politics seemed like a dreadful and corrupt caper under Andreotti. Am I an expert on its rituals after watching this? Nope. But I have seen The Godfather and this shares its authority and its depiction of base violence. Beautifully framed and coloured with its stylised blood spattering of the dark classical streets and sunlit gardens. The cronies and sycophants are as hilarious as the immaculate, gnomic premier. Amazing.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Before Berlusconi there was...
By a customer , 06 Oct 2011Incredible script and interesting stylistic piece. It draws an original portrait of the most enigmatic politician in Italian history, a man who has been synonymous of power for about half a century and who is linked to some of the darkest events of Italian post-war history. However, unlike the Bunga Bunga King, Andreotti has apparently never been motivated by greed and personal enrichment, has never been involved in any sexual scandal and has not brought the level of disrepute that Italy has enjoyed in the last few years. Interesting to compare old school political evil with the new...
Some funny moment and food for thoughts, but a bit too sophisticated and complicated, especially for those who haven't got the benefit of knowing the background events...- Was this review helpful to you?
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Italian politics meets conspiracy thriller
By a customer , 01 Aug 2011Coldly gripping about an unbelievable period and state of affairs - politics and justice - in a 'modern' European country.Not that much seems to have changed.
Without some prior knowledge of events in Italy, this might be a bit hard to follow.
Good atmosphere, acting
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Ricky and his sons are adorable beyond words, love him even more now!
And no, never wanted to have kids.
I waffle back and forth about being a parent. I had some of the same experience as tina_marie and would never be able to live with myself if I was as bad a mother as my mother was. If I were to do it, I would rather adopt. Why bring more children into the world when there are plenty that need loving families to care for them already?
I've always wanted to be a parent, at least for as long as I can remember...I'm not a mother right now, but I'm only 19 years old. Hopefully it will happen to me one day though!
lick that happened to me when I saw a woman with a baby in the park. :) Your daughters are so beautiful, btw, I looked at your photographs earlier from a comment you made earlier.
lickety split
did not want kids, didn't see then need. then one day i was at the mall and this little boy and girl got so excited over christmas saying "mommy! mommy! santa's here!" i started crying and had this "i have to get married and have kids" moment. suddenly i wanted to see my dad be a grandpa, and have mommy moments and this whole flood of things i'd never felt before. i still remember standing in that mall feeling like i had forgotten to do the most important thing in the world; have a family. weird. never talked to anyone else that had this happen to them.
(er, well, I liked playing w/my barbie-dolls, but that was when I was REALLY young. babydolls and like those cabbage patch dolls or the raggedy ann dolls just freaked me out.)
Lol, I hated playing House too.. or if I played like that stupid family house crap I always got stuck being the Dad or the Husband, wtf. And I hated playing with dolls. I'm pretty non maternal, but I'm doing this [one time] mommy-thing very well.
Lol, I hated playing House too.. or if I played like that stupid family house crap I always got stuck being the Dad or the Husband, wtf.
And I hated playing with dolls. I'm pretty non maternal, but I'm doing this [one time] mommy-thing very well.
I'm probably in the minority here... but I've never wanted children. Never. Even as a little girl, I hated playing "house." It's just... not something I want for myself. Not to say that I don't adore my nieces <3
I'm probably in the minority here... but I've never wanted children. Never. Even as a little girl, I hated playing "house." It's just... not something I want for myself. Not to say that I don't adore my nieces <3
I always played the mommy as a child. Now I wish I had, had my daughter sooner. I can't remember my life before her.. it's a lot more fun then i even expected it to be when i played at a child.
I don't want children of my own, and I never have. As selfish as it sounds, I want to be able to work at my career without any hinderances. I think it would be irresponsible of me to have kids when I clearly don't have the time I think should be devoted to raising children. However, my boyfriend has a nine-year-old daughter whom I love. I have been a part of her life for years, and I love when she is at our house. I could very easily fall in love with being a stepmom!
I've always known I DIDN'T want kids. I remember being very worried about it when I was little. I asked my mom in a panic how I'd be able to make sure I never had babies, and she told me there's a pill you take if you don't children. I immediately begged her for that pill.... I was about 9.
I had always wanted to have two kids then once I was married around 24 I was afraid to be a mom. When I got pregnant I was terrified. Had my first and was in love. Unfortunately his dad wasn't a good parent at the time and it discouraged me from wanting to have any more. I thought I would always just have the one until I married the man of my dreams. Now we have another little guy and I actually think I might want to do it again before I am officially too old- still a bit on the fence though as this little guy was a lot more work than the first.
not really...i really wasn't sure until i got married..and even then..i didn't really know...now i wouldn't have it any other way
I'm totally like skigurl. I won't feel like my life is complete if I dont have kids. A mom is the only thing Ive ever really dreamt of being, I think being a SAHM would be the ultimate!
I think I have always wanted to be a mom. I actually wish I would have started sooner because being a mom is the greatest job and I love it!
i have always known that i want to be a mom and i think that i would make a pretty good parent when the time comes. my fiance knows how much kids mean to me - so i can't wait to get married so we can have a few children of our own.
I NEVER wanted to have children... My whole life was suppose to be about me. But then one day, I realized I wanted Just One ..a little friend.. before I got into my 30's.
I never really thought about it until I was about 20 and then I decided that I didn't want children. Somehow, around 24 I changed my mind and realized that kids and a family really were something I wanted. And I'm really glad I did because my kids have brought so much to my life.
imcs - that is me to a tee. I never really wanted kids - i had a mom that wasn't so great at being a mom and had a fear that I would be like that. But after I was with my man for years and then we married and settled into our life, I knew I wanted a family to share with him. Now - I can't imagine not being a mom. My son is the absolute love of my life (don't tell his dad lol). It is the best thing ever. I thank God every day that we were able to concieve because I know how hard it is for some people.


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As most Americans shift their eyes from Michigan and Arizona towards Super Tuesday, a long simmering issue for some seems to have finally gained momentum. For weeks there has been a quiet murmur in the birther community that Americas Toughest Sheriff, Joe Arpaio, also known as Sheriff Joe, was on the verge of some big announcement.
I interviewed Sheriff Joe to find out. Yesterday, the Drudge Report posted a World Net Daily article that celebrated the fact that even mainstream media outlets like ABC and NBC were requesting credentials to the press conference.
The event is tomorrow at 1 p.m. Mountain Standard Time in Phoenix, 3 p.m. Eastern, and will be live-streamed by WND.
The topic of discussion will be an investigation by Arpaios Cold Case Posse into concerns about Obamas eligibility. Its the first time an official law enforcement report has addressed many of the allegations about the presumptive 2012 Democratic nominee for president.
The issues include Obamas eligibility under the U.S. Constitutions requirements, questions about his use of a Connecticut Social Security number and the image of his purported birth certificate from Hawaii.
World Net Daily has recently come under fire by the Huffington Post, who, in its best copy and paste fashion, accused the Sheriff Joe of being bribed. Huffington Post:
That cozy relationship defines Corsi and WNDs coverage of Arpaio and the investigation. It has been so fawning and biased that it appears to be an effort to guarantee that the probe generates a result favorable to Corsi and unfavorable to Obama in other words, a form of bribery. On top of that, Corsi is violating journalistic ethics by playing both sides of the fence writing about an investigation he not only instigated but participated in.
While most of the Huffington Post claims are unsubstantiated, some people may have legitimate concerns about the scope and quality of the investigation. To address those concerns, WND has offered free copies of the report.
In addition to the live-streaming, WND will make available to the public, the same day by email, the official report distributed to media by Arpaios investigators. Those interested in receiving the report can sign up for the free service.
Top national media organizations have indicated their plans to attend, and bookings for radio and television reports are in the works. Expected are reporters from the Associated Press, Reuters, Univision, the Washington Times and NBC, CBS and ABC affiliates, as well statewide radio networks, among many others.
When reached by me by phone this evening in Arizona, Sheriff Joe spoke of his reasons for the investigation. An elected official with over 20 years in law enforcement, Sheriff Joe told me that it was an independent, fair and non-politically motivated attempt to have qualified individuals examine the evidence. In response to a request from over 250 tea party members in Arizona,Arpaio formed a five man posse Arpaio called his all-volunteer group the Cold Case Posse and the posse acted independently of the Sheriff office. Since they were independent, I can fully guarantee that no tax dollars where used to fund this investigation, Sheriff Joe stated.
A quick Wikipedia search yields that the use of a posse is not new in Arizona.
Building upon Maricopa Countys 50-year-old program, Arpaio expanded the all-volunteer citizen posse through heavy recruiting. The volunteers perform many duties for the sheriffs office:
Search and rescue Emergency communications Prisoner transport Traffic control Backup for sworn deputies Office administrative duties Holiday Mall Patrol (which provides motorist assistance and security for shoppers during the holiday shopping season) Deadbeat parent details targeting men and women with outstanding arrest warrants for failure to pay child support Assisting in immigration sweeps
The timing of the press conference has raised a number of eyebrows as Arpaio faces increasing pressure from a years long investigation by the Department of Justice.
An email sent out by a group called Grassfire Nation reports that over 100,000 petitions were delivered to the DOJ by Arpaio supporters and informed members of attempts by the DOJ to have Arpaio put a stop to those petitions.
Though Arpaio gave few details of todays announcement, he spoke confidently about the members of his posse which include three former law enforcement officers and two retired attorneys. According to a number of sources, todays announcement will lead to some serious questions that will demand answers.
Sheriff Joe puts it bluntly:
There is new evidence that can prove fraud, forgery and other criminal offenses, I am not accusing the President of committing such acts but these are not just allegations. There are a lot of smoke screens and a lot of smoke. Where theres smoke, theres fire
I was there
Not one person has stepped up and said, "He was soooo shy,"
or "What a great dancer!" No classmates, not even the recorder for the
Columbia class notes ever heard of him.
—NO GRADUATION PICTURES:Where is the footage of the graduation ceremony?
—NO TEACHERS KNEW HIM? Has anyone talked to the professors? Isn't it odd that no one is bragging that they knew him or taught him or lived with him?
—NOTHING ABOUT HIS PAST: Wonder why no one ever came forward from Obama's past, saying they knew him, attended school with him, was his friend, etc.? Not one person has ever come forward from his college past.
—NOT EVEN GEORGE KNOWS: Stephanopoulos, ABC News, in 2008 campaign questioned why no one has acknowledged that the president was in their classroom or ate in the same cafeteria or made impromptu speeches on campus. He was a classmate of Obama at Columbia-class of 1984. He says he never had a single class with him. Since he is such a great orator, why doesn't anyone in Obama's college class remember him?
—NO COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY RECORDS? Why won't he allow Columbia to release his records? Grades? Did he take classes? What club was he in?
—NOBODY REMEMBERS OBAMA AT COLUMBIA:Fox News contacted 400 Columbia University students from the period when Obama claims to have been there, but not one remembers him. For example, Wayne Allyn Root was (like Obama) a political science major at Columbia, who graduated in 1983. In 2008, Root says of Obama, "I don't know a single person at columbia that knew him, and they all know me. I don't have a single classmate who ever knew Barack Obama at Columbia ... EVER!
—NOBODY KNOWS AT CLASS REUNION:Wayne Root remembers at their 20th class reunion five years ago, he was asked to be the speaker of the classNOT Obama. No one ever heard of Barack!
—NO OBAMA PHOTOS / RECORDS IN COLUMBIA YEARBOOKS:Obama's photograph does not appear in the school's yearbook. OBAMA consistently declines requests to talk about his years at Columbia, provide school records, or provide the name of any former classmates or friends while at Columbia.
Only the obvious will come out - many have long wondered about his citizenship. The problem is that until the government actually gets serious, most people will scoff.
Well, we do have some government officials stating one thing and others saying "we don't know". I guess that is enough to run for President these days...
In addition to the live-streaming, WND will make available to the public, the same day by email, the official report distributed to media by Arpaios investigators. Those interested in receiving the report can sign up for the free service.-—
Well, I signed up to get the report. Now, WND will not leave me alone. I've "unsigned up" several times, and I keep getting emails from them. I do not like that!
What was your take on the press conference?
Thanks for posting this article.
I know this is mostly true, but I'm not sure that it is completely true. See this post of mine from last year a bit prior to the release of the fraudulent BC.
it was as powerful and a meteor hittin earth.
every man and woman KNEW the presentation busted Obama....not one doubt of the facts.....then typically...it was either you have an agenda or whatcha gonna do now Joe ?
I caught some of it on the live feed and read the 10 page overview. It seems very convincing to me.
I found the hostile questions from the reporters sadly amusing. Was there any reporter who seemed interested in delving further into the truth or were they all just angry robots?
ABC15 had their female news anchor there...she was a bitch....NBC 12 had their anchor there as well....he ax'd hard questions but retented to the idea someone got some splainin to do
Thanks for that link. That shows his class picture from high-school in Hawaii. We know he grew up in Hawaii. But where are his pictures from Columbia and Harvard? Why are his grades kept secret? Who paid his tuition? As Trump claims, Barack had bad grades, so how did he get in those highly competitive schools?
Fair point, and my intent was not to say he was created out of thin air. His years in Indonesia and Hawaii are well documented, before he supposedly went to ivy league colleges. What is mysteriously missing is any details of his college years.
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