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Flipping Out Recap: Oh No, Not A Change Of Plans
October 09, 2012 08:49 PM by Lisa Princ
Bravo's Flipping Out has been full of drama this season – from wedding planning, to insane lies, to Jeff…well, just being Jeff (enough said). But what happens when Jeff's obsessive compulsive disorder causes him to make a major change of plans – will Gage walk out on him?
Flipping Out is really getting crazy this season, isn't it? I mean, last week we watched Jeff Lewis hire Andrew back, despite all his lies, and this week, Jeff seemed to turn his wrath to Gage. Is anyone else thinking that he needs some therapy? Gage obviously felt that he had no voice after Jeff decided to hire Andrew back, since he was completely against it, and this week was no different, since it was time to move to their new home – which was not Gramercy.
So when Gage decided to sulk a bit over the move, Jeff took it upon himself to punish Gage by making him stay in the new house and get all the work completed. Again, what kind of sick relationship do these two have? And who is the bigger diva here? Of course, Jeff made sure to throw in his usual jabs at Jenni about her weight, insisting that she needed to stop eating altogether to fit in her wedding gown.
Luckily, Jenni is one of the few people who actually gets Jeff. Jenni had a blast getting her brides maids to try on their dresses, including Zoila. Jenni's choice of dresses were actually pretty creative, because they had many different variations for many different body types. Much to Jeff's dismay (although he was not there, but we are sure he would not approve), Zoila, who told Jenni, "I look like big mama," wanted to make sure her dress showed enough of her breasts!
The funniest part of tonight's episode of Flipping Out was watching Jeff and his grandmother battle over her beloved window treatments. Grandma was determined to keep her heavy, silk curtains, while Jeff was pretty much determined to rid her of everything outdated, including some decor that he packed away into a box without her knowledge. Always nice to have a sneaky grandson, eh?
After going at it for most of the episode, Jeff decided it was time to sit down and chat with Gage. Over alcoholic beverages, Jeff Lewis decided to tell Gage that he may need to sell Gramercy. But it got worse, much worse. Jeff also informed Gage that they would have to put their plans of having a baby on hold – for now. Gage was visibly bothered by the news, and when he tried to explain his feelings, Jeff turned around to be about himself. Does anyone else think these two are doomed?
We'll have to wait until next week to see if Gage walks out on Jeff. Also next week, it looks as though Jeff will have an explosive blowout with Zoila, which ends up in a therapy session. Yikes.
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Carolyn Pankalla Says:
October 11th, 2012 at 11:55 am
Like Gage I'm in love with there dream house. Do you have pictures of rooms in the house. Want to copy kitchen!!! Please help. Love the show love his work. Keep inspiring us all to live our dreams.
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October 13th, 2012 at 8:27 am
Gage is being steamrolled by Jeff. He has no say, and if he does it doesn't matter. Gage should find someone who actually LOVES and RESPECTS him instead of settling to be treated as a subserviant a**hole. Jeff accuses Gage of sulking…hell man you treat him like crap and your ego is blinding you. Run Gage run!!!


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An Upward Trend: The 2007 season was one of Butler's finest in recent years. The Bulldogs' 10 overall wins and five league victories are the most for the program since the 2002 team went 15-6-0 on the year and 5-1-0 in conference play. Additionally, Butler's 1.47 goals per game average is the highest mark in five years.
Bulldogs Fall In Heart-Breaker To Milwaukee: Sophomore Carrie Twyman broke a scoreless tie in the 75th minute to give the Bulldogs a late lead in the Horizon League Tournament semifinals, but Milwaukee's Pam Shipway netted the tying mark five minutes later to force overtime before Sarah Teegarden hit the game-winning strike with just over two minutes remaining in the second extra period to give the Panthers the 2-1 win. Freshman Courtney Lord and junior Angie Muir led the team with three shots each, while Twyman and sophomore Lindsey Fox tallied two a piece. Senior Annalise Larkin made four saves while playing the full 107-plus minutes in goal.
Kaul, Twyman Earn All-Tournament Honors: Butler sophomores Carrie Twyman and Abbie Kaul were both mentioned on the 10-player Horizon League All-Tournament Team following the league championship. Twyman finished with a goal and an assist in two tournament matches, while Kaul anchored the Bulldogs' stingy defensive unit that notched a shut-out of Valparaiso in the league quarterfinals.
Winning When It Counts: They certainly did just that, as the Bulldogs claimed wins in their final four games of the regular season and seven of their last nine. Butler continued the trend in the Horizon League Tournament, notching a 2-0 victory over Valparaiso to advance to the semifinal round. During that 10-match span, the Bulldogs out-scored their opponents 16-5.
Shots Fired: Not only did Butler hold a significant scoring edge over its foes down the stretch, but it was downright dominant on shots. In their final four matches of the regular season, the Bulldogs combined to out-shoot their opponents 99-41, notched a season-best 28 shots at Youngstown State on Oct. 26, and topped Cleveland State by a season-high 23 shots (27-to-4) on Oct. 28.
Five Butler Players Named To All-League Squads: After helping Butler to its finest regular season in five years, five Bulldogs were named to the 2007 All-Horizon League Women's Soccer Teams. Junior Angie Muir and sophomore Abbie Kaul were each named to the all-league first team, while junior Jenny Southard earned a spot on the second team. Sophomore Lindsey Fox and freshman Courtney Lord, meanwhile, were both tabbed to the all-newcomer squad.
Cox, Muir Honored For Athletics And Academics: By succeeding both on the playing field and in the classroom in 2007, sophomore Morgan Cox and junior Angie Muir were named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District V Second Team. Cox was a constant presence in the Butler backfield and a major factor in the Bulldogs' 1.27 goals allowed average on the field. The chemistry major carried a 3.97 cumulative grade point average, which was the highest mark on the 10 player second team. Muir, meanwhile, led the team and ranked third in the Horizon League with 26 points on 10 goals and six assists. She touted a 3.81 cumulative grade point average as a secondary education and math major.
Just Plain Offensive...But In A Good Way: Butler had its way on the offensive side of the ball against Indiana State on Sept. 11, as the Bulldogs scored six unanswered goals, including five in the first half alone, before the Sycamores got on the board. Carrie Twyman scored three goals, Kenzie Kokta netted two and Angie Muir added one and assisted on three as Butler claimed a 7-3 victory.
Racking Up The Points: Butler's 7-3 win over Indiana State was not only the highest scoring total for the year, but it was the most points scored in the league in 2007 as well. Butler finished with 21 points in the match on seven goals and seven assists.
Making The List: Junior midfielder Angie Muir has been one of Butler's most productive offensive players in her first three seasons with the squad. She closed out her junior season ranking sixth on the Bulldogs' career charts with 60 career points. She is also tied for sixth with 16 assists and is seventh with 22 goals. Muir finished third in the Horizon League in all three categories in 2007.
Net Watch: Senior goalkeeper Annalise Larkin closed out her career ranking among the finest netminders in the program's history. Her career 1.07 goals allowed average is the second-lowest mark all-time, her 3,206:44 played in goal are the fourth-most and her 173 career saves also rank fourth.


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David Califf
David Califf, 59, of Heckscherville, passed away Friday at Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, from injuries suffered in an accident Aug. 7 in Cass Township.
Born in Philippi, W.Va., he was a son of the late James W. Sr. and Edith McCoy Califf.
He attended Philip Barbour High School before joining the Army during the Vietnam Conflict.
He worked at LaRosa Fuel and Badger Coal Co. He then worked as a mechanic-welder in power plant maintenance, working for Quail Ridge Construction Co. and Wheelabrator. He was last employed as a millwright through Local 2237 of the UBC Millwright Union, Lebanon.
David resided in Schuylkill County for more than 20 years.
He was preceded in death by two brothers, James W. Califf Jr. and Robert "Ace" Califf.
Surviving are a son, David Califf II (Teea), Heckscherville; three grandchildren, Hailey, Logan and Rainer Califf; a brother, John Califf (Judy), Philippi; and a nephew, Chris Califf. He is also survived by many cousins, and his former spouse and close friend, Barbara Califf.
The family will accept visitors from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday at Dutcavich Funeral Home, 200 Sunbury St., Minersville. Further services will take place in Philippi. Interment will be in Mount Vernon Memorial Cemetery, Philippi.
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Project ECHO: Expanding Access by Sharing Medical Knowledge
In 2003, Sanjeev Arora, MD, a liver disease specialist at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center in Albuquerque, saw that his community was in crisis. An estimated 28,000 New Mexicans desperately needed treatment for hepatitis C, but fewer than 5 percent were getting it. In fact, the state has the nation's highest death rate from liver disease.
Treatment for hepatitis C is a complicated, chemotherapy-like regimen administered over 12 to 18 visits. In all of New Mexico, only Arora's specialty clinic in Albuquerque treated hepatitis C. "Not a single primary doctor in the state was trained to treat the disease—just our specialists," Arora says.
As a result, thousands of people could not get the treatment they needed —and they were suffering and dying.
Building Medical Knowledge Networks
To Arora, that was unacceptable. He created Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) as a way to break down the knowledge wall and empower primary care providers to treat patients with hepatitis C.
Instead of confining specialized medical knowledge to institutions of higher learning, Arora developed a model to make that knowledge accessible wherever it was needed to save and improve people's lives. By teaming community-based providers with specialists at university medical centers through real-time, virtual clinics, Project ECHO both shares knowledge and expands treatment capacity —resulting in better care for more people.
Project ECHO produces what Arora calls a "force multiplier effect," which he describes as a "logarithmic expansion" of health care system capacity. Primary care doctors and their teams —trained through Project ECHO—become new centers of excellence, dramatically increasing access to care for patients in their own communities. These medical teams are trained in best practices and are continually connected to an online learning loop, where they develop the skills and receive the support they need to provide comprehensive, complex treatment for patients with chronic diseases right where they live.
Increasing Access to Specialty Care
Today, treatment for hepatitis C is available at 21 centers of excellence across New Mexico, and more than 50 primary care teams provide treatment to 6,000-plus patients enrolled in Project ECHO's comprehensive disease management programs.
A 2011 study published in the New England Journal of Medicine showed that the quality of hepatitis C care provided by Project ECHO-trained clinicians was equal to that of care provided by university-based specialists.
With the help of a $5 million grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Project ECHO's capacity has been expanded to train rural and urban health care providers in underserved communities to address hepatitis C, chronic pain, rheumatology, addictions, psychiatry, asthma and pulmonary care, cardiovascular risk reduction, high-risk pregnancy, HIV/AIDS, geriatrics, palliative care, pediatric obesity and heart failure. To date, Project ECHO has provided more than 27,000 hours of best practice dissemination to more than 300 primary care doctors and their teams in 74 communities across New Mexico.
But Project ECHO's impact goes far beyond New Mexico. ECHO replications are underway in Washington State and Chicago; federal government agencies, academic medical centers, health care systems, health plans and others across the nation are adopting the ECHO model.
Through Project ECHO, thousands of people—many of them from poor and isolated communities—are living longer, healthier lives, with less pain and disability. Project ECHO offers what could become a new, improved norm for medical practice.
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Cleveland, OH (Sports Network) - Joe Flacco connected with Torrey Smith late
in the fourth for the go-ahead score and the Baltimore Ravens avoided a
collapse in Cleveland, defeating the Browns, 25-15, on Sunday.
Phil Dawson kicked a 41-yard field goal, his longest of five makes on the day,
to give Cleveland a 15-14 lead in the fourth, but Flacco drove the Ravens down
the field on the ensuing possession, capping the drive with a 19-yard
touchdown pass to Smith.
The Ravens offense did not pick up a first down in the second half until the
go-ahead scoring drive. Flacco finished 15-of-24 for 153 yards, while Ray Rice
and Bernard Pierce each had rushing scores for the Ravens (6-2), who defeated
the Browns for the 10th straight time.
Rice led the Ravens rushing attack with 98 yards on 25 carries.
Brandon Weeden moved the ball down the field most of the day, but was never
able to get the Browns' (2-7) offense into the end zone. He completed 20-of-37
throws for 176 yards with two interceptions for Cleveland, which was coming
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Trent Richardson ran for a game-high 105 yards on 25 carries for the Browns in
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Woah. Check Out The Sales This Week!Michelle Horton
Hello, all. We're back again with another installment of our favorite sales this week. In case you missed it, we already highlighted some amazing diaper bags and a very special J.Crew announcement, but here are some other shopping deals we think you'll love.
As always, the sites are free and easy to sign up for, and we'll keep you updated with the best of the best sales each week. Also keep in mind that the sales are on a first-come first-serve basis, meaning there's the possibility that your favorite must-have item could be sold out before you act on it. Most of the sales last two or three days, so it's best to be prepared ahead of time…
These sales start Monday, Sept. 20:
The Mini Social has a great sale for little girls from Sophie Catalou, from dresses to cardigans to cord pants. The entire collection has a beautiful Spanish flair to it.
Like this Mocha Cardigan, originally $45, now $26. (I'd love this in adults, please!)
The Mini Social is also having a sale on Bumkins diapers for all you cloth diapering mamas out there. You can find all different styles for only $14 a piece.
While you're at The Mini Social, also check out their sale on Le Toy Van — after all, Christmas isn't too far away! We love this Honeybake Oven, originally $125, now $60.
Anyone with an older girl should check out Zulily today, which is selling dresses from Hype for 50% off. (Again, holidays are a'coming…)
This fancy Smoke Ponte Flower Neck Dress is reduced from $40 to $21.99.
We can see trendy girls loving this Hype dress, reduced from $40 to $21.99.
Tuesday, Sept. 21:
Of course Gilt Groupe hits it out of the park again this week with their sale on the ultra-desirable Marie Chantal clothing for boys and girls. (Remember: Gilt gives Babble readers exclusive, instant access by clicking here.)
This Marie Chantal baby boys sweater vest, originally $105, is on sale for $42. (Perfect for Thanksgiving, no?)
This Marie Chantal short-sleeve maxi dress, originally a whopping $185, is on sale for $74. Simply stunning.
And this Marie Chatal "Rara" skirt, originally $128, will sell for a mere $42.
But the sale I think I'm most excited about is Masala Baby on The Mini Social. (I've expressed my love for Masala Baby in the past.)
This "Peace & Friendship" dress, originally $40, is on sale for $25.
And this Masala Baby boys tunic, perfect for Fall, is only $22.
Wednesday, Sept. 22:
Anyone in the market for baby gear? Zulily is having a big sale on Inglesina baby products like strollers, high chairs and booster seats. If you haven't heard of the high-end brand, they're known for their elegant, well-designed baby products.
Thursday, Sept. 23:
Jasmere.com — where the more people that shop, the lower the price — is having a sale on everything from Little Gorilla Design, like these adorable metal lunchboxes (perfect for lunch as well as toys).
Friday, Sept. 24
We adore the super-warm baby booties, hats and mittens at Edoche, which is on sale big today at The Mini Social. We're not sure the exact percentages off yet, but we hear it's going to be a good one — especially considering winter is around the corner for some of us. (If you're into the baby moccasin look — who isn't? — check out our favorites here.)
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The first taste of Tucson many visitors get is Tucson International Airport—and while it may seem an unlikely place to start, the airport gallery provides an excellent introduction to the local art scene. Over the past few years, the airport has acquired jury-selected pieces by more than 40 area artists. The fine selection does far more than decorate the walls—it adds a sense of place and welcomes travelers to Tucson. For a list of current and upcoming exhibits, visit their website.
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Basketball players can also take advantage of the global nature of the sport. Bryant has made trips to China the past eight years for Nike and he is one of the brand's main chips in its battle against Adidas in China. Bryant partnered with Turkish Airlines in 2010 and has been featured in commercials with global soccer star Lionel Messi. James' Dunkin' Donuts deal is for Asia only, and he entered into a new partnership with Chinese Internet services firm Tencent last year. These deals are not available to football and baseball players. Soccer players are the only team sport athletes that can compete with NBA players. The top 10 endorsers earned $120 million last year led by David Beckham, Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, who all made more than $20 million from their partners off the pitch. It also starts with the shoe deal for soccer's biggest stars. Nike and Adidas pay high seven figures for the players above in their global competition. Messi and Ronaldo are stars in every part of the world and are not limited by geography when cutting endorsement deals. They also have bigger followings than any U.S. athlete. Ronaldo, Messi and Beckham have a combined 161 million Facebook fans. The top U.S. athlete is Bryant at 18 million.
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Internationally renowned educator and child-development expert, Michele Borba, Ed.D., dedicates herself to providing practical, solution-based strategies to strengthening children's behavior, self-esteem, character, and social development. Borba is the award-winning author of 21 books; her most recent is 12 Simple Secrets Real Moms Know: Getting Back to Basics and Raising Happy Kids (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2006).
In her latest book, Michele Borba confronts the current crisis in mothering – the over-extended and over-stressed mom. The list of responsibilities a mother faces in her attempts to do everything for her children is unending: driving to soccer practices, reviewing test-prep materials, helping with homework, and so on. This constant stress can also be toxic for the children, leading to kids who are rebellious, depressed, anxious, overweight, or anorexic. Borba, who surveyed thousands of mothers, reveals how to achieve a more natural and authentic style of mothering that builds happier and more confident children. Christiane Northrup, M.D, the best-selling author of Women's Bodies, Women's Wisdom, says, "12 Simple Secrets Real Moms Know is a Godsend for all the anxious, stressed-out mothers who worry that they're not 'doing enough' (and that's pretty much everyone!)."
A sought-after motivational speaker, Michele Borba addresses educators and parents worldwide, and has served as an educational consultant to hundreds of schools and organizations. Her proposal, "Ending School Violence and Student Bullying" (SB 1667) was signed into California law in 2002. Borba is regularly consulted for her expert advice on television shows, including: "Today," "The View," "Fox & Friends," "Countdown, MSNBC," "The Early Show," "Canada AM," and "NPR: Talk of the Nation." She has also been interviewed by numerous publications, including Newsweek, U.S. News & World Report, Reader's Digest, Chicago Tribune, LA Times, Better Homes & Garden, Parenting, and Child. Her article publications have appeared in Redbook, Parents, and Family Circle. She serves on Parents magazine's honorary advisory board and as an expert to ClubMom.
Borba's strong and extensive backlist of books include Nobody Likes Me, Everybody Hates Me! , No More Misbehavin', 38 Difficult Behaviors and How to Stop Them, Don't Give Me that Attitude!, Building Moral Intelligence (cited by Publishers' Weekly as "among the most noteworthy of 2001") and Parents Do Make A Difference (selected by Child Magazine as "Outstanding Parenting Book of 1999").
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Montreal, July 13, 2010 ––TransForce Inc. (TSX: TFI-T), the leader in the Canadian
transportation and logistics industry, today announced that it has reached an agreement in principle
with a syndicate of 15 lenders, led by National Bank of Canada as Administrative Agent and Sole
Bookrunner and Royal Bank of Canada as Syndication Agent, for a new $650-million credit facility.
The credit facility comprises a C$200-million five-year term loan and a C$450-million revolving line
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STATELINE (WIFR) – More people are getting caught drinking and driving in Loves Park. Police arrested eight people on DUI charges last weekend alone. Now, an idea in Wisconsin to crack down on drunk drivers is gaining the attention of people here.
The drinks flow easy at the Backyard Grill and Bar in Loves Park, but not for the bartenders. They're not allowed to drink on the job. But despite what some patrons may think, it's not against the law.
While bartenders here aren't legally barred to drink, many local establishments like the Backyard Grill and Bar and B&B Park Lanes tell their bartenders to steer clear of alcohol while on the job for other reasons.
"If your bartender has been drinking and you have an incident in the bar, the insurance won't cover you," said Ralph Olson the owner at B&B Park Lanes.
Some Wisconsin cities worry a drinking bartender won't be able to prevent others from getting behind the wheel after having too many, so they banned bartenders from drinking on the job. Despite being on track to nearly double the number of DUIs this year from 140 to 250, the Loves Park Police Department doesn't think legislation like that would work here.
"To be frank, you know, we don't have the resources to go around and do bar checks and make sure the bartenders aren't drinking," said Deputy Chief Rodney Scott with the Loves Park Police Department.
The owners of the Backyard Grill and Bar and B&B Park Lanes agree the decision to let bartenders drink should be left up to them, but patrons are split on the idea.
"They won't be able to tell if they have somebody that's over intoxicated in the bar," said one bar patron.
"It's not the government's business to be regulating this. We don't live in Russia, do we?," said another.
Deputy Chief Scott says he's never received any complaints about bartenders drinking too much.
Like Loves Park, there's no specific law forbidding Rockford bartenders from drinking, but Rockford does have an ordinance that bars have to keep an orderly house which was meant to cut down on disorderly conduct complaints.


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Beauty and the Beast – Recap: The Morning After
Recap and review of Beauty and the Beast – Season 2 Episode 16 – About Last Night:
"We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibers connect us with our fellow men; and among those fibers, as sympathetic threads, our actions run as causes, and they come back to us as effects."
-Herman Melville
I said in my review for a certain other CW drama that the key to a genuinely great love triangle is to make certain that both romantic pairings within that triangle are distinct in their own right. Beauty and the Beast has taken the love triangle between Cat (Kristin Kreuk), Vincent (Jay Ryan), and Gabe (Sendhil Ramamurthy) and placed it within two separate contexts: the Cat/Gabe relationship is informed less by passion than by pragmatism, as Cat's primary reasons for choosing him, beyond a simple fondness for the guy, is that he represents the kind of normalcy and peace that Vincent can't give her; the VinCat relationship, however, is characterized by the sort of passion that she'll never be able to have with Gabe. For all the danger and all the talk of "going backwards" in her life, Vincent represents something Cat can't recreate with other people: an instinctual human connection. Basically, a beast gets her better than just about any human ever has. And that's kind of the point of Beauty and the Beast: not just this show, but any adaptation of that particular story, right down to the Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve fairy tale that started it all. "About Last Night" is an episode about connection, and recognizing that while the past can usually be an omen of the future, people can change.
With this being the last episode of Beauty and the Beast until May (because life is inherently unfair, I guess), and while I don't think the creative forces behind the series knew this at the time of shooting, the episode still manages to serve as an excellent "finale for the foreseeable future." This is because not only does the episode wrap up the story of Sam (Tom Everett Scott), it also ends the romantic relationship between Gabe and Cat by reuniting her with Vincent. Those are two long-standing arcs brought to a close, and while it's hard to imagine that Gabe won't still be around when the show comes back, I can't see how the emotional turmoil would be swept under the rug. And that should make for some wonderfully tense television. But the episode also succeeds in structural ways: the story is book-ended by scenes of "the morning after," but with significant differences. At the start of the episode, Cat realizes what she's done and is desperate to escape Vincent's boathouse, believing she's made a terrible mistake by having "break-up sex" with him. When Vincent awakens, he finds that Cat is gone, and is disappointed that this small measure of happiness has been taken away from him. The episode then ends with the morning after Vincent and Cat have had "reunion sex," as they're basking in the after glow — only for detectives to pound on Cat's door to come arrest Vincent for the murder of Curt Windsor, Tori's father. This is almost undoubtedly a move by Gabe to keep Vincent and Cat separated, as his last words to her after their break-up was his vow that he wouldn't let Vincent hurt her. So now Cat is the one having her happiness ripped away from her the morning after, finally feeling something akin to what Vincent felt the day before. Except heavier since, you know, Vincent is being taken to the slammer and all.
The episode's structure of parallels didn't end there, however. "About Last Night" basically serves as a rhyme to this same point last season, as we get echoes of what's come before with Vincent and Cat. Not only do we get flashbacks to kick off the episode (which I loved seeing, even if they were unnecessary. Seriously, is it possible to feel nostalgia for something that only happened a year ago?), we also get a storyline that folds back onto that past, as Vincent and Cat must once again attend the same masquerade ball that they attended last year, and for the same reason: to catch a bad guy. In this case, the bad guy is Sam, whose full plot is revealed: he intends to infiltrate the masquerade ball by posing as a member of the Westbrook firm, a secretive array of power brokers who intended to create an army of beasts, and experimented on children under the guise of clinical research into terminal illnesses.
Sam's son was one such patient, and the experiment ended up killing him. This was a reveal a long time in coming, since Sam's motives had remained frustratingly vague for far too long. Sure, we knew he wanted revenge against the men who killed his son, but until now, we've been given no indication how they killed him, why they killed him, or how creating beasts would help him punish the men for having killed him. Now we know that it's poetic justice, as Sam intends to have the Westbrook men murdered by forcing their leader — who sanctioned the creation of Muirfield — to become a beast and murder his fellow associates. The series has spent a long enough time convincing us that Sam is a bad guy that this sudden turn is bother jarring, yet strangely sensible. He's still not a good guy or anything, but he's someone who'd been wronged in ways that would have broken any man. You never get over the loss of a child, even six years on, and while it's hard to condone Sam's methods of grieving, it's clear that he's been misdirected. This is what makes the climax with Vincent so effective…
I'd argue this is Jay Ryan's best work on the show, owing to a certain subtlety in his characterization of Vincent's desperation to change. A lot of the episode centers on his intention to prove to Cat that he's a different guy than he was when he took the law into his own hands with her father. His words say one thing, but his actions end up saying something else entirely, as he keeps trying to force the conversation of what their "break-up sex" meant, and doing so at the most inopportune times. It's clear that Vincent is trying, but he keeps indirectly proving to Cat that very little has changed at all. Granted, I do think it's kind of silly for her to get mad at Vincent for helping her out during a fight at the masquerade ball, but I can appreciate at least that Cat doesn't want to be seen as a damsel-in-distress, since I've been pushing for her character to reclaim her independence. Of course, that doesn't completely happen. She initially resists Vincent's pleas to get back together because she no longer wants to be defined by Vincent, by having to make excuses for him and to constantly have him bail her out of perilous situations (I don't know, I think I'd rather not die than wind up getting killed just because I didn't want a man to save me, but then, that's just me). By the same token, she resists Gabe's constant attempts to define their relationship, as she doesn't really work well when faced with ultimatums.
But back to Jay Ryan, as the recursive nature of the plot, in which there are constant echoes of his more palatable season one characterization, reminds us that there is still selflessness behind Vincent's actions. What Ryan does in the scene in which Vincent talks Sam down from the ledge is exhibit the extent to which Vincent actually has changed. He talks to Sam about how he had once been in the same boat, and used vigilante justice without thought of the consequences. Vincent tells Sam that there is a way to change, and that there is a way to affect change in the world through justice, but there's a right way to do it. And they need to go through the right channels. It's a powerful speech that shows Cat just how far Vincent has come, and even though it isn't enough to sway Sam, it's enough to sway Cat, particularly after she sees Vincent spring to Sam's rescue when he decides to jump off the building anyway.
The depth of his despair is the result of his master plan being foiled, as Vincent is able to subdue the Westbrook leader-turned-beast, saving the conglomerate from the harsh justice they likely deserve. And yet, in saving Sam despite what he's done, Vincent proves that he no longer sees justice as the measure of an eye for an eye, but rather as a principle: if a court of law deems that the Westbrook people deserve death for their crimes, then so be it. But he cannot be judge, jury, and executioner any more. And the same is true for Sam. It would have been easier to just let Sam die, yet Vincent no longer believes that people get to decide how justice is exercised upon them, nor do vigilantes like himself. This is what makes Cat see that Vincent is a very different person this time around, much more like the man with whom she first fell in love. The climactic rooftop kiss in the snow, which echoes their first kiss in season one. It's an authentically gorgeous moment that seals the journey that's led Vincent and Catherine back to each other, as both openly recognize that there are risks inherent in their relationship. But this new beginning is characterized by passion, and the openness to acknowledge the past, and the willingness to change, to evolve, and to take that journey together.
The episode has some other terrific little moments that surround the big ones: Tess (Nina Lisandrello) finally confesses her feelings to J.T. (Austin Basis), leading to the hookup that has taken the better part of forever to actually happen. Seriously, such a great pairing, and I like that Tess actually sort of addresses the disparity, acknowledging that it shouldn't work. And yet they have a chemistry that undoubtedly works nonetheless. And it's largely thanks to the chemistry between Basis and Lisandrello, who both appear to be having fun with the storyline. The more they embrace its quirky, sweet, silly sensibility, the more endearing it all becomes. It's basically the inverse of why Vincent and Cat's relationship works, as that latter pairing becomes all the better the more intense and passionate they become. Also great this week are the performances by Tom Everett Scott and Sendhil Ramamurthy, whose characters serve as well-intentioned mirrors of each other. Sam isn't exactly wrong to want vengeance for his son, in much the same way Gabe isn't exactly wrong to distrust Vincent, given his history. But they both go about making their points the wrong way: Sam, by abducting innocent people and turning them into beasts; Gabe, by having Vincent arrested and returning Cat to her former state of misery. Both actors do a great job of conveying a kind of sad, desperate menace that makes their actions all the more understandable, even if we don't exactly agree with what they're doing. All in all, this was a spring finale that took an all-hands-on-deck approach to its storytelling, making sure to find room for each member of its ensemble to shine, and giving each character substantial things to do. While the focus was squarely on Vincent and Cat, there was still a lot to like around the margins.
"About Last Night" was a terrific episode that builds what's to come. Now if only we didn't have to wait so long to find out what was waiting on the other end of that cliffhanger. Beauty and the Beast is often a show about connection, and the ways in which we find instinctual, meaningful links with others. Sometimes, those bonds are hard to ever truly break, though not for lack of trying. It's a series that argues, much like that Melville quote up top, that one cannot live solely for oneself. Life is often the story of your connections with other people, those "thousand fibers" that connect us with one another, and the actions and effects that inform those relationships.TV 2014Beauty and the BeastRecapReview


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Ergonomics Revolutionizes Workplace
Schwartz, Karen, THE JOURNAL RECORD
NEW YORK _ Make the tool fit the worker. Ergonomics. It hardly sounds revolutionary, but it's revolutionizing the workplace.
Chairs for proper posture, adjustable computer stations, assembly lines at the right height, and tools that don't vibrate seem sensible. Yet, 5 million Americans have injuries that stem from improper ergonomics, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health said.
"An ergonomic problem is as likely to get you as everything else put together," said Roger Stephens, head of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's ergonomic division.
Ergonomics has become a major workplace concern of the 1990s. Labor is demanding it, companies are implementing it, and governments are regulating it. And some are making a profit from the problem. As in all fields, snake-oil salesmen exist, but work is under way to accredit experts.
Automation speeds the pace of work, and repetition of an awkward or overextended motion can stress the hands, arms, back or legs. By the next decade, half of all workers will have jobs with the potential for repetitive-motion injury, the Institute said.
In the past, a person using an old-fashioned typewriter, for instance, stopped typing to make corrections, change paper and look up the spelling of a word. A person on a word processor has none of those built-in breaks.
The consequences of poor ergonomics can be debilitating.
Sandra Peddie was an assistant editor at New York Newsday in Long Island when a repetitive strain injury in her forearms forced her to take disability leave in 1990, she said.
"At my worst, I couldn't lift up a teacup. I couldn't dress myself,"
said Peddie, 37. She said pain still prevents her from driving or turning doorknobs. She tried to go back to work on a voice-activated computer, but found it too painful.
Her case is extreme, but repetitive injuries in 1982 accounted for 21 percent of occupational illnesses. By 1990, they accounted for 56 percent, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said.
As a result, "Ergonomics is becoming an integral part of an overall safety program within a number of large companies," said Marilyn Joyce, president of the Joyce Institute, a Seattle-based ergonomics consultant.
"Just as safety people have to deal with fire hazards or chemical hazards . . . they now are having to look at the tools that people are using."
Textron Inc. implemented ergonomic changes in 1989 in hopes of reducing back injuries at plants that built helicopters and fastners, said company spokesman Raymond W. Caine Jr. Safety and production supervisors also were trained to look for potential ergonomic hazards, he said.
A year into the program, the number of back injuries was down 10 percent and productivity increased in some cases, Caine said. …


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1920: Evil Returns is an upcoming Bollywood horror film written and directed by Bhushan Patel. The film is a sequel to a 2008 film 1920, and stars Aftab Shivdasani and Tia Bajpai in the lead roles. The film is under production stage, and is scheduled to release in June 2012.
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Number of Reviews: 1381
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an tips on recovering the saddle with new leather? it has two rivet holes on the nose, 3 on the back, and i gots no idea what saddle brand it might be. There is 8 springs running from tail to halfway tot he nose, and two larger suspension springs under the back. No adjust assembly whatsoever.
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$5,000 fine 'Fair' mayor says The Granville Village Board agreed to pay a $5,000 civil fine Monday night resulting from the accidental discharge of partially treated wastewater into the Mettowee River on July 28. (more…)
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The village of Granville faces potential fines of up to $150,000 following what state environmental conservation officials are saying is a much larger release of partially treated wastewater into the Mettowee River. (more…)


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Delmarva Power: Customers can reduce bills by conserving energy Sept. 2
Delmarva Power asks customers to conserve energy Tuesday, Sept. 2, as high temperatures are forecast. Power supply in the region is expected to be sufficient to meet anticipated high demand.
For Delaware residential and small commercial customers, Tuesday will be a Peak Savings Day, which means customers will be rewarded with bill credits when they voluntarily reduce energy use. Delaware customers will automatically receive a phone call indicating that the savings period will be from 2 to 6 p.m., Sept. 2.
Delaware residential and small commercial customers who reduce energy use below their specified baseline during the specific hours of the Peak Savings Day can receive a credit of $1.25 off their bill for every kilowatt hour (kWh) of reduced usage through the Peak Energy Savings Credit program.
For Delaware and Maryland customers participating in Delmarva Power's Energy Wise Rewards program, a conservation event will be called from 2 to 6 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 2. This means that Delmarva Power will cycle participants' air conditioner compressors off and on for short intervals during these hours. Because the air conditioner fans will continue to run, most customers will not notice a temperature change in their homes, and those who do should experience only a one- to three-degree change. It may take up to a half-hour after the test event ends at 6 p.m. for air conditioners to resume normal operations.


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by Julie Besonen, 02/15/2012
Courtesy, The Odeon
The Odeon
145 West Broadway, 212-233-0507, TriBeCa, Manhattan
The Odeon's burger is a juicy marvel, the brioche bun bundling the loosely formed meat into a controllable package. The only reason to set it down once in a while is to snatch a few thin, crisp, hot, salted fries from a paper-lined funnel. A more levelheaded diner might choose a salad accompaniment instead, but what a shame. Find another way to save on calories. The burger with fries is $16, and it's $2 extra for a slab of melted cheese (Gruyère is good), which may seem expensive, but you're getting a rich experience. This French-American Art Deco brasserie, open since 1980, was a haunt of Andy Warhol and John Belushi, and it's still firing on all cylinders.


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Books: Jesus, King of the Jews
Books | No. 1 evangelical bestseller mistakes anti-Semitism for Martin Luther's cry for Reformation
At times, San Antonio pastor John Hagee's Final Dawn Over Jerusalem seems a photographic negative of an anti-Semitic tract. But Final Dawn Over Jerusalem, the current No. 1 bestseller in Christian bookstores, fails because it deals with the Jews as a People, instead of dealing with Jews as people in need of Christ's saving grace. The book is in two parts, the first a defense of the Jews (though not necessarily of Judaism) and a rebuke to the church for anti-Semitism. The second part is an eschatological construct of what the end times will look like. "Painting with a broad brush" doesn't quite capture the style. Mr. Hagee's method is more akin to surgery with an ax. One example is a statement he makes about those who criticize the modern political state of Israel. "The quickest and most effective way to be on God's side is to stand with the state of Israel and the Jewish people in their hour of need." Actually, the quickest way is to accept Jesus Christ; but I don't think Mr. Hagee means to discount salvation. He's simply letting his rhetoric run away with him. Here's another example: "Understand this: no matter what the Arabs say about peace, their religion demands that they defeat the Jews." That's not quite accurate, either; Sunni Muslims (as opposed to Shi'ite Muslims) aren't nearly so militant. Mr. Hagee probably understands this, because he goes on to write about "Islamic fundamentalists," which is the sloppy phrase used by Western journalism to describe the Shi'ite sect. But he gets carried away at times and says things that are just plain wrong. "If God intended Jesus to be the Messiah of Israel, why didn't He authorize Jesus to use supernatural signs to prove He was God's Anointed One?" he asks. Uh, see John 20:29-31. And Mr. Hagee alleges, "Adolf Hitler loved Martin Luther's theology." Again, no; Adolf Hitler hated Christianity with its "effeminate," meek Savior. Hitler and the Nazis consistently attacked the Reformation for its allegiance to the Bible, with its "Jewish" ideas. It's true that two days before his death, Martin Luther wrote an anti-Semitic pamphlet, but as he pointed out himself, all have sinned and fallen short. It's unfair to focus on that one regrettable tract and use it to dismiss all of Luther's theology-especially since that tract has nothing to do with his theology. But his harshest words are saved for "replacement theology," which he builds into a classic straw-man argument. He contends that replacement theology (the idea that the church has replaced Israel as God's chosen people) and anti-Semitism-which he confounds together-are being taught in Sunday schools throughout the nation. But what he describes is the Christian Identity movement, not Baptist Sunday School Board fare. He fails to cite a single text to support his statements, so his argument is irreparably weakened. Then Mr. Hagee launches into his end-times constructions. Essentially, he predicts that a dictator will win power in Russia and that it will lead a "pan-Islamic" military assault on Israel. This will be Armageddon. But for now, he says, we must pressure the U.S. government to adopt an unshakably pro-Israel foreign policy. "Christians and Jews, let us stand united and indivisible on this issue: there can be no compromise regarding the city of Jerusalem. Not now, not ever. We are racing toward the end of time, and Israel lies at the eye of the storm." Rather than give a blank check to even the most morally bankrupt governmental policy that might emerge from a present or future Knesset-whether it restricts Christian missions or oppresses Palestinians-the better way to aid Jews, it seems to me, would be to tell one the Good News.


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What you can do is - just not pay dividends on the shares - but only pay for work performed instead. If he doesn't get any income - then he might be more inclined on selling you the shares of stock.
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D.C. Optimistic On Budget Deal
Partial government shutdown enters third week
October 15, 2013
WASHINGTON — Racing the clock, the Senate's Republican and Democrat leaders closed in on a deal Monday night to avoid an economy-menacing Treasury default and end the two-week partial government......
As I will read all the hype about a "default!" Takes the heat off of Bengazi, IRS, NSA, etc. The politicians play the sheeple......
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Bengahwhatzi? I got me a O-BA-MA-PHOME!
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Welcome to the DEATH of the Republican party, brought to you by TEAPUBLICAN TED CRUZE..... Thanks Teddy
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Welcome to the DEATH of America, brought to you by $17 TRILLION DEBTOR "Progressive" liberals and their $20 TRILLION Obamascam health tax upping the ante on the backs of your children's future.
But who cares, mmm mmm mmm, I got me a O-BA-MA-PHOME! Thanks, Barry!
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While I am a lifelong Dem, I cannot help but marvel at people who just, like a pull string doll, blurt out that is the GOP blah blah. In fact, the House did send a budget to the Senate two months ago that had everything in it but the near trillion for Obamacare. How to pay for Obamacare is a valid point and to discuss it is sort of what democratic gov is about. But the SENATE nixed the budget and the President is the person who has been deciding to close parks and not pay safety forces, etc. All of those things are in the budget that has been sitting there for two months. It is Obama who chooses, like a banana republic dictator to refuse to compromise or even discuss. He wants it his way or we all get to suffer. In the Senate, the budget the rejection vote was only a four vote margin. So its four party first Dems (including Rockefeller) who are holding the country hostage and weening out services and shutting down services like spoiled children. Not many have paid attention.
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Clueless; Although you may have some justification in declaring the Demo-Lite party (aka McCain Republicans) as near death, as long as there is the US remains a representative form of government, the conservative voice will be heard, saving the minion sheeple from the left-wing liberals buying their votes to further their control.
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full shutdown is what we need.just shutting down what affects the commoners won't accomplish anything.this could drag out this way forever.now when the truck drivers decide to shut down this country then we'll get some action out of these political dimwits.shut everything down and quit paying taxes.these people can't even do politicians work let alone a real job.leave them hanging.
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The Layoffs just keep on coming:
"Hospitals, a reliable source of employment growth in the recession and its aftermath, are starting to cut thousands of jobs amid falling insurance payments and inpatient visits.
The payroll cuts are surprising because the Affordable Care Act (ACA), whose implementation took a big step forward this month, is eventually expected to provide health coverage to as many as 30 million additional Americans.
Health care providers announced more layoffs than any other industry last month — 8,128 — largely because of reductions by hospitals, according to outplacement firm Challenger Gray and Christmas. So far this year, the health care sector has announced 41,085 layoffs, the third-most behind financial and industrial companies. "
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D.C. Optimistic on Budget Deal! When was the "last" federal goberment BUDGET passed?
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As a lifelong Independent I can only hope that Ted Cruze and the rest of the teabaggers continue to tank the Repubs, who are too weak to stand up to the teabaggers.
It was good to see Ted Cruze ally himself with the other bimbo looser $arah Failin over the weekend at a rally originally intended for vets, but hijacked by teabaggers to exploiting the vets. I thought the teabagger holding the Marine Corps flag and Confederate flag in front of the White House was a good touch. Didnt the US Marines fight for the North?
When will the Repub party denounce the bizarre hate speech by Larry Klayman of Freedom Watch, a conservative political advocacy group, who at the rally that the country is "ruled by a president who bows down to Allah," and "is not a president of 'we the people.'"
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Larry Klayman of Freedom Watch-"I call upon all of you to wage a second American nonviolent revolution, to use civil disobedience, and to demand that this president leave town, to get up, to put the Quran down, to get up off his knees, and to figuratively come up with his hands out," he said.
Pathetic clueless domestic terrorist.
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"Apparently, the original organizers of the veterans' march are displeased with the Tea Party's co-opting of their protest. On the Million Vet March homepage, the organizers suggest a local organizer invited Tea Party and birther groups against the wishes of the veterans:
The political agenda put forth by a local organizer in Washington DC was not in alignment with our message. We feel disheartened that some would seek to hijack the narrative for political gain. The core principle is about all Americans honoring Veterans in a peaceful and apolitical manner.
The organizers say they are simply calling for war memorials to stay open at all times and disowned the "disheartening acts of a few powerful Washington elite and political extremists jumping on the opportunity to make money."
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And I believe us Independents now show a 76% disapproval rating of the repub party for shutting down the government.
Repubs will not win elections without Independents.
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Goosewhiner "As a lifelong Independent I can only hope that Ted Cruze and the rest of the teabaggers continue to tank the Repubs"
Doesn't sound very "Independent" to me, Goosy. It seems now you're ashamed to be associated with the Democrits you ALWAYS support here. Can't say I blame you. I'd be ashamed, too, if I were a member of the Party of $17 TRILLION in Debt, the Party of the Fatal Benghazi Debacle, the Party of the Obamascam Tax Lie Bill Nobody Read, the Party of Twenty Million Obamascam Enrollment Website Crashes, the Party of No Compromise No Negotiation Government Shutdown Default...
Or is that what you call "Forward"? mmm mmm mmm, More Kool-Aid Please
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Goosy, "us Independents"? Too funny. Nancy Pelosi is going to be so disappointed when you unfriend her. LOL
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Gooseman "teabaggers blah blah teabaggers yadda yadda bimbo looser $arah Failin waa waaaa waaaa hijacked by teabaggers blah blah teabagger waa waaaa hate speech yadda yadda pathetic clueless domestic terrorist teabaggers birther teabaggers hijacked extremists teabaggers teabaggers blah blah blah blah blah teabaggers..."
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TrollSlayer like a child doesn't like the message so you can clearly see that he puts his hands over his ears and kicks his legs and feet while repeatedly screaming "I'm not listening"
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Come on, Clueless. Clearly I was listening. Goosy's post was nothing but "teabaggers bimbo looser $arah Failin hate speech pathetic clueless domestic terrorist" babble. Hilarious.
Not as hilarious as you coming to her rescue, though. I suppose you're an "Independent" now, too? LOL
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Gooseman, you are not even close to being considered an Independent. Only Reid and Pelosi seem to be more 'left' then you. I was a Dem, now an Ind. and not a huge fan of the Tea Party, but I clearly see their love for America and support to a degree many of their ideals. Spending needs to be cut and cut deep, we need a 'Super Sequestration' next year to achieve this.
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FEMA does not issue loans they GIVE your money to cities, counties and states that are also insured against damages (Tax payers pay insurance premiums and then tax payers give money to bail-out the insurance companies, via FEMA) The SBA does do some low interest disaster loans.
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"As a lifelong Independent"
Definition of INDEPENDENT
1 : not dependent: as a (1) : not subject to control by others : self-governing (2) : not affiliated with a larger controlling unit <an independent bookstore>
b (1) : not requiring or relying on something else : not contingent <an independent conclusion> (2) : not looking to others for one's opinions or for guidance in conduct (3) : not bound by or committed to a political party
c (1) : not requiring or relying on others (as for care or livelihood) <independent of her parents> (2) : being enough to free one from the necessity of working for a living <a person of independent means> d : showing a desire for freedom
'nuff said!! ROFL
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When the die-hard Democrat base finally got their Obamacare WTF wake up call, too many of those posers suddenly lost their "love" for the working poor, and started biatching about how much Obamacare will gouge them personally. When that pinged on the public radar, the Obama administration put the glitchybrakes on the rollout. We won't see any progress on Obamacare implementation until after the 2014 elections. Can't have anyone finding out any more about what's in it.
The shut-down and debt ceiling fear mongering is nothing but a Democrat-manufactured opportunity for blame-throwing. Mr. President, accept the one-year Obamacare delay, pay the interest on the debt, get people back to work. Then be a leader and negotiate.
Frustrated and angry Dems, the Tea Party is not going away. Benghazi, Fast and Furious, IRS, NSA, etc. Obamascandals, not going away either. Since the Choomer-in-Chief is running out of shutdown smokescreen, I can only wonder, what manufactured crisis comes
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Goosegirl is an internet tough girl. Goosegirl uses the term "teabagger" to attempt a pathetic, childish insult directed towards people with whom she/he/it disagrees.
In short, Goosegirl is a liberal. Full of "tolerance" towards like-minded sheeple. Hate filled, arrogant, childish, shrill babies when they don't get their way.
Goosegirl-put your pacifier back in and demand that Mr. Moochelle Have you Seen What's In My Pocket Obama tell her husband to demand that the Senate give the House budget proposal an up/down vote.
Liberals understand up/down, thanks to Bill Clinton. Well, it depends on what your definition of up is.
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The Affordable Care Act is a latter day manifestation of the good conscience that drove Medicare. History will treat this legislation with the admiration and respect it deserves.
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