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Kennedy's Cup of Tea?
Gary Pearce
posted on November 29, 2013 10:08
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Senator Bob Rucho
for serving up a heaping holiday helping of hilarity: "JFK could have been the founder and leader of the Tea Party."
Let's let JFK answer himself. In the 1960 campaign, he
: "I have yet to hear of one single original piece of new, progressive legislation of benefit to the people, suggested and put into a fact by the Republican Party."
Also in 1960, he defined himself this way: "If by a '
they mean someone who looks ahead and not behind, someone who welcomes new ideas without rigid reactions, someone who cares about the welfare of the people-their health, their housing, their schools, their jobs, their civil rights and their civil liberties-someone who believes we can break through the stalemate and suspicions that grip us in our policies abroad, if that is what they mean by a 'Liberal', then I'm proud to say I'm a 'Liberal'."
As to Rucho, let us quote Lloyd Bentsen: "Senator, you're no Jack Kennedy."
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Friday, November 29, 2013 1:03 PM
Kennedy perhaps used the word liberal in the classic way, and not in the distorted modern way. If cutting taxes and asking people to work to improve the country and not live off the country made him a liberal, then that pretty much describes the Tea Party. I am sure Kennedy would not lie to Americans to try and pass healthcare legislation. I am sure he would have sent jets into Bengazi to try and save American citizens being killed there. I am sure he would have never allowed the IRS to hold back legal status for political reasons of conservative organizations. Yes Kennedy was a liberal in the most classic way.
Friday, November 29, 2013 2:39 PM
So, Gary, how do you HONESTLY...key word, HONESTLY...believe JFK would have felt about our abortion laws of today? How about the progression of the LGBT agenda..you know, things like "gay marriage". What about Obama going in and changing the parts of a law passed by Congress for his own political survival? He'd be just fine and dandy with that? If JFK was alive today, what do you think he'd think about a president that said "you can keep your insurance coverage. period" and it turned out to be totally untrue? Knowing what JFK did with regard to Russia bringing in missiles to Cuba and how adamant he was about protecting America from threats...just how do you (again, HONESTLY) believe JFK would have thought about this recent kowtowing to Iran with their nuclear proliferation being just so important to them?
You're a joke, Gary. You do a wonderful job of presenting rhetoric and spin here on the front page and you're very well versed...no doubt. But, truth is, you're just one more radical far left liberal/progressive just too willing to say anything/do anything just to get your party of choice in power in America.
I've said a couple times I'd love to have a brew with you and talk politics. I'm not so sure that'd be a good idea now that I rethink it. I'd probably be taken to jail for mashing your mouth. You're just a joke and you and people like you are ruining MY country.
Monday, December 02, 2013 2:33 PM
A liberal in 1960 is a whole different breed from what an ultra-liberal, i.e. a self-styled ''progressive'' is today.
This article from Forbes ''Modern Democrats would view JFK a Reaganite extremist'' makes the point:
If you look issue by issue, JFK's views are very close to those of today's Republicans and considerably to the right of today's Democrats. In fact in the Senate race in Massachusetts, Scott Brown ran a TV ad with a clip of a JFK speech where in the middle of the ad, the figure speaking morphed into Brown finishing the speech. All the points JFK made were points that are Republican positions today.
Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi, and Harry Reid are so far to the extreme left, that they have no one in 1960s American politics they would be comparable to. They are all ideologically closer to Nikita Kruschev than to John F. Kennedy.
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The shortlist for this year's €100,000 (US $135,483) IMPAC Dublin Literary Award includes:
The Twin by Gerbrand Bakker
The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery
In Zodiac Light by Robert Edric
Settlement by Christoph Hein
The Believers by Zoë Heller
Netherland by Joseph O'Neill
God's Own Country by Ross Raisin
Home by Marilynne Robinson.
According to Anne Fine, one of the judges, "when it came to the 'invidious decisions' which accompany the construction of any shortlist 'readability did win out. If it's not a good read, then it's not a good book,' " reported the Guardian.
The International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award is the largest and most international prize of its kind. It involves libraries from all corners of the globe, and is open to books written in any language. The winner announcement will be June 17.
Congratulations to all authors, short-listed and long-listed!


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White Door, Colored Door
This black and white photograph shows a cafe near the tobacco market in Durham, NC with signs that read "White" and "Colored" over two separate doors.
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May 1940
Jack Delano
Jewish Women's Archive. "White Door, Colored Door." (Viewed on April 24, 2014) <http://jwa.org/media/white-door-colored-door>.


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AIDS Effect On The Body
Here's a taste of what TheBody.com has to offer on this topic:
Get the Facts
Body Shape Changes (Lipodystrophy)No researcher has suggested that people with lipo should stop taking ART. What Causes Lipo? We do not know what causes lipo. There are different causes for fat loss and fat gain. Fat Loss Zidovudine (Retrovir, AZT) and stavudine (Zerit, d4T) are linked to fat loss. Efavirenz (Sustiva) may also contribute. Fat Gain One theory is that protease inhibitors interfere with the body's processing of fat. However, some patients who have never...
Ask the Experts
regarding the body effects from HIVhow long does it take for the HIV (AIDS) to show on a human body... and I mean like the minimum time....
Response from Brian Conway, M.D.
University of British ColumbiaIf you use the most sensitive molecular tests to detect the virus itself, this can give a positive result within a matter of a day, perhaps less, after a person has been infected. If you use the standard test to measure antibodies to HIV, it is... Read more »
Hiv virus effect on the bodyHi, I have had hiv for aprox. 8 years and from the last three years I started getting fat accumulation and wasting on my body and face. That is when I decided to take a break from the medicines. My questions are eventhough my virus has not effected...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHello,Lipoatrophy (fat loss) and lipohypertrophy are two different conditions. For information about fat loss in the face, buttocks and extremities (lipoatrophy), I suggest you review the information provided in The Body's "Lipodystrophy... Read more »
Understanding HIV+ psico effects The Body: Rick Sowadsky M.S.P.H., C.D.S, Answers to Safe Sex QuestionsHello Reverend, I'm Chris, HIV-, 31 years old male guy, living in Brazil. I have a very special woman in my life, wich is HIV+. We are deeply in love and having a real good relationship, based in respect, faith, trust and much love and...
Response from Rick Sowadsky, M.P.H.
Nevada State Health Division AIDS ProgramHi. Thank you for your question.It's very difficult for me to answer a question such as this. If you have asupport group available to you locally, they may help you talk about thesesituations with others who are going through the same thing... Read more »
Effect on your body when your not taking medsI am HIV+ and my Doctor took me off my meds some time last year when he did my viral load was undetectable and my T cell count was around 1100. Now my Viral load is 28,000 and my T cell count is 328. And the doctor says that I am still fine to...
Response from Brian Conway, M.D.
University of British ColumbiaAt this stage, given how quickly your CD4 count has fallen, I owuld recommend that you restart on therapy in the near future. This will avoid the count decreasing even further adn you becoming any sicker. Although I would agree with your doctor... Read more »
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Posted by gabe, 3 RepliesHi all
I've been living with HIV for 13 years now and I'm not unhappy to have made it this far. My biggest personal issue at the moment is how I look thanks to lipo. I find myself seeing HIV whenever I look in the mirror. Its hard enough to feel good... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 4 RepliesI am so sick of these dissidents postings as I'm sure are several other people. I thought this board was for people who want to share ideas and ask questions about HIV treatment and so on.
To stop all this crap, why not put up a forum for dissidents... Read more »
How long does HIV survive outside the body?
Posted by xtreme, 2 RepliesHi,
I just wanted to know how long HIV survives outside body and how long it would live on lets say a razor?? I get confused about what the CDC says..some say hours some say minutes...would it be more than a day?
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Ugly Body
Posted by Anonymous, 6 RepliesI've been poz for 10 yrs now and for the past 8 have dealth with major lypoatrophy issues - I'm only 33 and luckily my face is still ok, but I don't feel comfortable going to the pool, dating, etc. I just feel so ugly and veiny - who could possibly... Read more »
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- Where's the App list?
- Which version of Windows Phone do I have?
- Lock screen
- Set alarms on my phone
- Copy and paste
- Find a lost phone
- Set up Kid's Corner
- Set up Windows Phone for kids
- Keyboard
- Backup and storage
- Share things on my phone
- How do I update my phone software?
- Windows Phone 8 update history
- Use Speech on my phone
- Wallet
- Use my phone for work
- Tips to help keep my Windows Phone secure
- Switch between apps
- Accessibility on my phone
- Reset my phone
- Make the most of my battery and data usage
- What do the icons on my phone mean?
- Privacy resources
- Feature and service availability
Back up my stuff
When you sign in with your Microsoft account on your Windows Phone, you can turn on the service that lets you automatically save things to the cloud so you'll have a backup if something happens to your phone.
To learn more about restoring a backup, see Restore a backup to my phone.
What gets saved
You can manage how you save your phone settings, text messages, and photo and videos. In the App list, just go to Settings > Backup.
App list + settings
One of the toughest things about replacing a lost phone or upgrading is getting your accounts and settings just the way you like them on your new phone. We can create a backup of all sorts of things to make the transition easier, including:
- The list of apps you've installed on your phone.
- Your call history.
- Your theme color.
- The accounts you've set up on your phone.
- Your Internet Explorer favorites.
- Settings from around your phone, including photos, messaging, email and accounts, location, Internet Explorer, lock screen, Speech, and more.
- Your phone will wait for a Wi-Fi connection to automatically save backups. If you don't connect to Wi-Fi for a week, any changes to your App list and settings will be saved using a cellular data connection.
- Backup saves the apps on your phone, but it doesn't save any data associated with the apps.
- Start will reset to its default set of pinned Tiles when you restore.
To turn settings backup on or off
In the App list, tap Settings > Backup.
Tap App list + settings, and then turn backup on or off.
To delete settings backup
In the App list, tap Settings > Backup.
Tap App list + settings, tap Advanced, and then tap Delete.
Text messages
You can automatically save your SMS and MMS messages to the cloud. That way, the next time you get a new Windows Phone, you can restore them all when you set up the phone. When you delete your messages from your phone, they'll be deleted from the cloud as well, so you're always in sync.
To turn text message backup on or off
In the App list, tap Settings > Backup.
Tap Text messages, and then turn Text message backup on or off.
Turning off backup will not delete previously saved messages. To delete messages from the cloud, you'll need to turn on backup and delete the messages from your phone.
Photos and videos
You can automatically upload your photos to SkyDrive and get them later from any computer or device that connects to the web. (This might use your data plan and incur charges.)
To turn auto upload on or off for photos or videos
In the App list, tap Settings > Backup.
Tap Photos, and then do one of the following:
- Tap Don't upload if you don't want to automatically upload your photos or videos.
- Tap Good quality to automatically upload photos or videos at a resolution that uses less data and SkyDrive storage space.
- Tap Best quality to automatically upload photos or videos at the highest possible resolution.
- You'll need a Wi-Fi connection to automatically upload videos and best-quality photos.
- Selecting Best quality will upload only photos that are 10 megapixels or smaller. To get larger photos off your phone, you'll need to use File Explorer or Windows Explorer (if you've got a PC) or the Windows Phone app for Mac (if you've got a Mac). For more info about how to do this, see Sync photos and videos using my computer.


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So my next stop was the South Cemetery in Bolton where I had determined that the Rev. Thomas Goss' Memorial by his friends was located. I found the cemetery with a little bit of getting lost and just dumb luck. It is on the S. Bolton Road off the Berlin Rd.
I walked that whole older section with no luck. Drove around the rest but I could not find the gravestone or the memorial plaque for the Rev. Thomas Goss? If anyone knows where it is please let me know. I really wanted to get a photo with me and this memorial.
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The Rev. Thomas Goss was the pastor for the Bolton Church for 40 years when they kicked him out. He had loyalist leanings. One of his sons went north to get out of the area for awhile. This man was a son of Capt. Philip and Judith.
I did make it to Bolton and found the Bolton Library and tried to figure out where the Rev. Thomas Goss' house use to be. I was not having any luck. Next time I will arrange with the Bolton Historical Society to visit and have them help me with these historical events. I really didn't have the time this time. I was told that they have a lot of information on the Goss family but they have not specified if it is about the Rev. Thomas Goss family only.
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I stopped at the Apple Harvest in Bolton which is a nice place to stop for groceries and food to go. They have other items as well like canned goods. I faced the car west and headed up 117 to Hwy I90.


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Democrats are committed to living within our means, while investing in the future and cutting the deficit, continuing to aggressively attack waste, fraud and abuse. The GOP spending bill (H.R. 1) on the floor this week fails to meet these goals, and cuts spending on the backs of middle class families. According to a new analysis by the nonpartisan Economic Policy Institute, the GOP bill will cost more than 800,000 private and public jobs.
Americans' top priority is job creation but Republicans have offered no jobs plan and are threatening jobs and investments in rebuilding America. House Democrats, led by Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-VA), introduced the Build America Bonds to Create Jobs Now Act (HR 11) to spur job creation here at home. The bill reinstates Build America Bonds, which TIME magazine called 'one of the economic recovery efforts biggest successes' and the Wall Street Journal called a 'Success Story.' Congressional Republicans allowed this successful bond financing program to expire at the end of 2010.
Instead of focusing on jobs and the economy, the Republican leadership is pushing a bill this week (H.R. 359) to place control of our elections more squarely into the hands of secret corporate donors.
Because of patients' rights protections, Americans are free from discrimination and can get the benefits they deserve. The GOP Patients' Rights Repeal bill (H.R. 2) will put insurance companies back in charge.
House Democrats are committed to creating prosperity through science and innovation, reasserting our economic and technological leadership throughout the world in the decades to come, and giving future generations greater opportunity to achieve the American Dream. On December 21, 2010 the House passed the Senate amendment to the America COMPETES Reauthorization Act (H.R. 5116) by a vote of 228-130 and the President signed the bill into law on January 4, 2011.
In the 111th Congress, Democrats worked to move America forward, create jobs, and end the Bush recession - the worst economy in 60 years. We have fought for Americans in the face of relentless opposition by Wall Street, Big Oil, and the health insurance industry, led in Congress by Republicans. Despite GOP opposition, we produced landmark achievements for the middle class in job creation, small business tax cuts, health care, Wall Street reform, veterans' health care, and child nutrition. We are proud of our record.
Thousands of first responders and others exposed to the toxins of Ground Zero are now ill as a result and need our help. These include firefighters, rescue workers, responders, police officers and EMTs, construction workers, cleanup workers, residents, area workers, and school children, among others. Their illnesses include a range of respiratory, gastrointestinal, and mental health conditions.
On December 21st, the House passed the Senate-passed FDA Food Safety Modernization Act (HR 2751) by a vote of 215 to 144.
On December 16, 2010, the House passed the Post 9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Improvements Act (S.3447) to strengthen the New GI Bill for the 21st Century, which will provide a four-year college education for nearly 300,000 veterans enrolled in college this fall.
On December 15, 2010, the House passed the Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal Act (H.R. 2965) by a vote of 250-175.


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September is Library Card Sign-up Month, a time when the Roseville Public Library joins with the American Library Association and other libraries nationwide to make sure our community has the smartest card in their wallet – a free library card. Resources at the Roseville Public Library are available to anyone who has a library card. Our community can turn to the library for materials, programs (check out our calendar) and services like free internet and Wi-Fi. You can use your library card from home, too. Our library offers access to important online educational and research materials. You can also access your account from home and download eBooks and eAudiobooks.
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To be honest, Ho-Oh's probably the worst GSC Uber, but that's not really saying a lot. Ho-Oh's main problem is the fact that there are only four moveslots. Otherwise, it would probably be the best Uber. Ho-Oh has great stats, but so do all the Ubers, so it's best as a cleaner if you can get Blissey or Skarmory out the way.
This is the general cleaning set. Fire and Electric covers most special weaknesses, and the 50% burn chance of Sacred Fire is awesome. The last move is up to you—Earthquake is generally the better move. However, you might also want to try Shadow Ball—it's super effective against the Psychic-types (Mew, Mewtwo, Lugia, and Celebi) and has a chance of lowering the Special Defense of threats like Suicune.
One of the most basic sets in the book can catch people completely off guard. Return is awfully generic, but it's neutral to most Pokemon in the Uber metagame save for Skarmory. There are multiple choices for the last slot. Whirlwind is probably your best bet and is used to avoid being phazed (and at the same time to phaze other Uber Curse users), Sacred Fire is used to nail two of the main Uber phazers (Skarmory, Celebi) and burn Tyranitar and Rhydon, and Shadow Ball blasts away those annoying Psychic-types.
Other Options
Ho-Oh can use Sunny Day and SolarBeam in conjunction with Sacred Fire, but Ho-Oh will just end up being walled by Blissey.
Checks and Counters
If Ho-Oh doesn't have Hidden Power Fighting or Curse, Blissey can stall it out, but not without suffering a possible burn. Most of the other Ubers can handle it since it doesn't really have anything that can force a switch, and it's not great at sweeping. If Ho-Oh has Shadow Ball instead of Earthquake, Tyranitar and Rhydon can handle it with little to no trouble, though they despise being burned by Sacred Fire.


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Marquez, Auburn's equipment manager, is responsible for cleaning the team's helmets after every game and getting them prepared for the Tigers' next contest. Given the physical nature of the Auburn/LSU series, Marquez can start planning ahead to spend more time polishing the lids than normal following Saturday's game in Baton Rouge, La.
And as defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson knows, no helmets will have more scratches to buff out than those playing in the trenches.
"It's going to be huge," he said. "It's going to be a box game. Going to be some helmets that get kind of messed up."
Auburn's first three opponents haven't come close to replicating what its defensive line will face Saturday in its first road game of the season, Johnson said. A pass-happy Washington State attack in the season opener was followed by more balanced offenses in Arkansas State and Mississippi State.
None had the depth in the backfield or the dynamic pass-catchers LSU has, though.
"Their skill receivers are as good as anybody in the country, and they get them isolated out there with all that power football," Johnson said. "It's going to be a challenge and it's a total change of complexion from what we've been dealing with."
To slow down LSU, Johnson said it is important his linemen to shed blockers and get into the backfield. Otherwise, an offense that has averaged 488 yards — including 571 against Kent State last week — and 46 points a game will have its way once again.
The good news for Auburn is that its defensive line is finally rounding back into health. All-SEC preseason selection Dee Ford missed Auburn's first two games due to a knee injury, but returned last week to collect six tackles, tied for fourth-most on the team.
Auburn head coach Gus Malzahn said the senior defensive end was understandably sluggish in the first half but only got better as the game went on.
"It's very important to have an impact player, and he's definitely an impact player," Malzahn said. "He can put pressure on the quarterback by himself."
Johnson hopes the other members of the youthful defensive line eventually reach Ford's level of pass-rushing expertise.
But there is still much work to be done before they reach that point.
"Some of our younger guys have the physical ability and have really done some impressive things but they don't have the knowledge right now and they're sometimes getting themselves in trouble with inside twists and moves when they're supposed to be caging," Johnson said. "But Dee gives us the experience and that edge capability. What we're settling in on now, we're trying to get to the point where we really feel like we got the best four guys that rotate in."
In an attempt to mix things up, Johnson has taken advantage of LaDarius Owens' versatility. The defensive end — who moved to linebacker during the spring before switching back to the line in preseason camp following Ford's injury — has been used as a stand-up rusher on intermittent snaps, with the team moving him all over the line of scrimmage.
Owens has been deployed in this manner every week, and it will likely make multiple appearances Saturday.
"We call it a 'rover,'" Johnson said. "He moves around to setup different twists and then on certain formation he drops in the middle right in there to take away things. One of the screens they ran a little middle screen, we had him drop in there in the middle and they threw the screen right in front of three linebackers."
Another player who has the ability to play multiple spots on the line is freshman Elijah Daniel, who has impressed Johnson with his "quick twitch" the second the ball is snapped.
"If we put our very, very best four pass rushers, he's probably one of the best inside guys," Johnson said. "He's physical enough to play one-on-one with the guards we play against but he's quick enough and fast enough and explosive enough to run the twists and get outside and control the quarterback and other things that out big tackles sometimes struggle with."
Regardless of which linemen are rotate in and out of the game this Saturday, one thing won't change: They will have to make sure to buckle their chin straps extra tight every snap.
"(LSU is) a very good team," Malzahn said. "They're going to make you earn it. … It'll be a big challenge."


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Three Roseville businesses are stepping up to help prevent catalytic converter thefts. If you own a Toyota truck or SUV, or other high-profile truck or SUV frequently targeted by catalytic converter thieves, call one of these participating businesses to have your catalytic converter etched and painted for free. This will make your catalytic converter less attractive to thieves, harder for them to resell, and easier for law enforcement to find the rightful owner if it is stolen and recovered.The three participating businesses are Roseville Toyota, 700 Automall Drive, (916)774-4807; Bill McAnally's Napa Autocare Center, 900 Riverside Avenue, (916)676-0010, and Firestone Complete Auto Care, 8051 Washington Blvd., (916) 783-0431. Please call them directly to schedule the service, or have it done the next time you take your truck or SUV in for a regular service.Watch a video interview with Roseville Police Chief Chief Daniel Hahn about the program.Catalytic converter theft is a growing problem throughout the nation and in other countries. In Roseville alone, 137 thefts of catalytic converters were reported in 2011, with an estimated total loss of $138,968. In 2012, 182 thefts were reported, with a total estimated loss of $364,913.In addition to having your converter prominently etched and painted, we also recommend parking your "higher risk" vehicles inside your locked garage at home, and parking in well-lighted, heavily traveled areas when you're out and about. We also urge everyone to call police immediately if you see or hear suspicious activity, like someone looking under vehicles or working underneath vehicles in unusual locations. Call us immediately if you hear suspicious noises, like your vehicle alarm going off in the middle of the night, or the sound of a power tool being used on a vehicle at an unusual time or place. This free catalytic converter etching program was made possible by the three participating auto service businesses, Riele Auto Parts (paint donation), and the City of Roseville's Citizen's Benefit Fund.Watch more news coverage of the program.
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MADISON, Wis. -- The residues of liberalism's Wisconsin Woodstock -- 1960s radicalism redux: operatic lamentations, theatrical demonstrations and electoral futilities -- are words of plaintive defiance painted on sidewalks around the state Capitol.
"The success of a party means little except when the nation is using that party for a large and definite purpose," said Woodrow Wilson in his first inaugural. "No one can mistake the purpose for which the nation now seeks to use the Democratic Party."
Gov. Rick Scott will never win any popularity contests with the liberals at Florida's teacher union. Now, his curious call to shift budget savings back to education threatens to undermine his conservative base, as well.
Last week's Republican debate at Ames, Iowa, and the straw poll Saturday did more than sort out the Republican field for 2012.
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Roommate Etiquette: The Common Room
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The United States Postal Service announced plans today to end Saturday mail delivery with the exception of packages, which will still be delivered Monday through Saturday.
This new delivery schedule will take effect during the week of Aug. 5, 2013, and the Postal Service expects to generate cost savings of approximately $2 billion annually, once the plan is fully implemented.
"The Postal Service is advancing an important new approach to delivery that reflects the strong growth of our package business and responds to the financial realities resulting from America's changing mailing habits," said Patrick R. Donahoe, Postmaster General and CEO. "We developed this approach by working with our customers to understand their delivery needs and by identifying creative ways to generate significant cost savings."
In recent years, the Postal Service has advocated shifting to a five-day delivery schedule for mail and packages. However, recent strong growth in package delivery -- a 14 percent volume increase since 2010 -- and projections of continued strong package growth throughout the coming decade led to the revised approach of maintaining package delivery six days a week.
"Our customers see strong value in the national delivery platform we provide and maintaining a six-day delivery schedule for packages is an important part of that platform," said Donahoe, adding that with the rise in e-commerce, the postal service hopes to increase its role as a delivery provider of choice.
Once implemented during August of 2013, mail delivery to street addresses will occur Monday through Friday. Packages will continue to be delivered six days per week. Mail addressed to PO Boxes will continue to be delivered on Saturdays. Post offices currently open on Saturdays will remain open on Saturdays.


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This Patagonia R2 Fleece is a wardrobe item everyone should have. Outdoors, it's a fantastic mid-weight outer, or a great lower layer beneath others, and ideal to wear beneath a wind breaking shell. Made from lightweight Thermal Pro polyester from Polartec, the Patagonia R2 provides warmth and durability you can trust, with water resistance and great wicking ability, thanks to the breathable material. Courtesy of the cut and attractive design, you'll never feel out of place wearing as a jacket when you're out and about.


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"In my lifetime, I have never felt more ashamed of my leadership in Washington," Taylor told the president. "And I would hope from time to time that you have the humility and grace to be ashamed of yourself." Harry Taylor, April 6, 2006
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18351edna ortiz Says:
April 17th, 2007 at 7:27 pm
Thanks again Harry. It has been over a year since that historical day you told the president off. I have hope for the future again.
18352Bock the Robber Says:
October 10th, 2007 at 5:00 pm
Well said, Mr Taylor. I'm glad to see that civilised political discourse is still alive in the USA.
18353captkirk555 Says:
October 30th, 2007 at 12:05 pm
Draft Harry taylor!!! Yeah I want this man for congress!!
18354Deb Clemens Says:
November 4th, 2007 at 9:49 am
Harry, your dignity was a welcome breath of fresh air. Thank you so much for articulating that which so many of the rest of us will never get to voice. YOU ROCK! All my best in your upcoming run for Congress.
18355SymiereT Says:
November 14th, 2007 at 6:57 pm
Thank you for your comment then and thank you for running now!
You are not in my district, but you will be FOR THE PEOPLE OF NC. (My congresswoman does not listen to those who do not agree with her AND she wasn't elected in her HOME county, Watauga!! Remember her? She was the wannabe grabbing and kissing bushie like a teenie bopper after his speech to Congress! In the Chamber! AUGH! Real class, uh?
You have given a few of us some real hope! You spoke like a stateman then – delivering the news that THE EMPEROR HAS NO CLOTHES!!! Hopefully you will not forget who you ARE and who you will represent: WE, THE PEOPLE….NOT THE CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE!
18356PghPa Says:
December 26th, 2007 at 3:00 am
Thanks Harry!!!
Saw this in 06 and appreciated
your moxie! ;)
Best wishes to all in 08!!!
18357Catherine Says:
January 30th, 2008 at 4:27 pm
Although it was courageous of you to stand up to President Bush, you made a complete and total jackass of yourself. In your lifetime, you have never been more ashamed or frightened of your leadership in Washington? I would like to see you do a better job. I seriously doubt that you could withstand the stresses of being president and I sure as hell would never vote for you. What would you have done? Sat back and let the terrorists attack us repeatedly? Good job making yourself look like a total idiot. You argue against a pro-life law because you feel as though it prohibits freedom. What about the freedoms of the unborn child? County Health Departments offer free birth control which is much cheaper than an abortion AND doesn't require MURDER. Way to go.
18358Imran Says:
March 28th, 2008 at 5:34 pm
thanks mr taylor, as a muslim in post 9/11 america who just wants peace in the world whether you are white, black, green, yellow, orange, muslim, jewish, christian, athiest, american, african, hispanic, whatever…and sees those dreams get squashed by a clown like bush, it really feels good to see some one really give it to bush and his joke of an administration. peace
18359Dorothy Says:
April 6th, 2008 at 9:06 am
What a breath of fresh air in the sewer we have been living in.
18360Unknown Says:
May 28th, 2008 at 12:06 am
All I can say is that you speak from me and thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thats what I can say in words. God bless Harry Taylor!
18361Aaron Says:
August 14th, 2008 at 2:51 pm
Thank you. I only wish many more shared your point of view and the courage to challenge irresponsible leadership. Don't give up. Many of us need people like you. You are in my thoughts.
18362Brian Says:
August 14th, 2008 at 6:00 pm
Hi Harry,
Just a supporter from California here, I found the video of you linked on Reddit. Thank you, thank you so much for being able to say with grace and dignity what so many of us have wanted to tell that man.
18363Bruce Harris Says:
August 15th, 2008 at 11:47 am
Well said and well spoken. You're certainly not alone in NC, Mr Taylor. Thanks, kudos, and good luck.
18364Andy from Huntersville, NC Says:
August 16th, 2008 at 8:56 am
I didn't bother to watch any of the video clips. All I had to do is read the opening line above "In my lifetime, I have never felt more ashamed of my leadership in Washington" to realize that you're just another ignorant classic liberal quick to criticize, but without a single workable solution. What really amazes me is how many people are so blind as to thank you. Where were you and your shame when Mr Clinton was trashing the Office of the President of the United States when he lied to Congress and the American people? And now for the first in my lifetime, we've got a flimflam man, 1-term Senator, who some call "evangelical", one step away from becoming Commander-in-Chief. And as far as the immigration issue and Sue Myrick go, get your facts straight dude. None of us who oppose illegal immigration, including Sue Myrick have anything against immigrants in this country. You'd like to believe that because it makes your job easy and you can group us all together as liberals like to do. The truth of the matter is, and we've been trying to get this point through to folks like you for many years, the keyword is "I-L-L-E-G-A-L". America would not be the country it is today without immigration. But it must be done legally. And there is nothing un-American about asking people who want to participate in the "American Dream" to follow rules, learn English and do whatever else is deemed required to become an American citizen. Other countries do it, why can't we? Ever been to France? Walk into a French restaurant in Paris and if you can't read and understand French, good luck trying to order something you recognize. One hint: escargots = snails. And if think you might like to live in Australia, if you don't have a skill or trade that they need, they'll let you stick around for 6 months, but after that you're gone. Oh and let's talk about a place closer to home. Mexico's immigration policy is almost identical to Australia's. Imagine that. You've got the Mexican government encouraging their own people to flock across the border to America while at the same time they maintain a restrictive immigration policy themselves. Why won't you talk about these things Mr Taylor? I'll tell you why – because you maintain your political power through deception, half-truths, character assassinations and willing accomplices in the mainstream media.
18365Bob Taylor Says:
August 25th, 2008 at 4:39 pm
well done bro. YOU ROCK !
18366James Holbert Moor Says:
October 4th, 2008 at 9:22 am
Harry Taylor is the a good candidate and has the ability to defeat Sue Myrick.
In reply to Paul: Fuck you! Your fucking son volunteered for the military and it was his choice to do so. So you can't just blame the President for your son dying in a foreign country. PS. I'm not a Republican like you may be thinking, and I am against the war, so fuck you, you coward.
18367Zach Says:
October 27th, 2008 at 10:44 am
WOW! That took some guts.
18368Toby Griggs Says:
November 4th, 2008 at 3:20 pm
We are on different sides of the world and national politics viewpoint, but you are still my fraternity brother from the 'Gate. Best of luck to you mate on this election day 2008. I am proud of the stand you have chosen.
Toby Griggs
18369Jackson Midyette Says:
November 4th, 2008 at 4:30 pm
Hey andy,
You're totally right. I'd much rather be a conservative who DOESN'T criticize corruption and DOESN'T have a solution either. Let's all just sit back and let the all-mighty market solve all our problems.
You're the ignorant one.
18370john black Says:
January 17th, 2009 at 3:08 am
Generally I do not post on blogs, but I would like to say that this post really forced me to do so, really useful information.
18371From Germany Says:
March 29th, 2009 at 12:40 pm
You got balls man!!!!
18372Priscilla Cortez Says:
December 11th, 2010 at 12:50 am
Hello Mr. Taylor,
I just read about you In Paul Rogat Loeb's book "Soul of a Citizen" and I just wanted to thank you for speaking out at that time. You are an inspiration to my generation.
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In Paris, where owners and their four-legged companions are inseparable, you expect to see a poodle in a café. But it appears that the social life of man's best friend is just as busy on this side of the pond.
In Wine Country, vintners are stepping up their efforts to court "dog travelers," people who wouldn't dream of excluding their dogs from their travel exploits.
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People who vacation with their pooches are a growing segment in the travel industry. Sixty-five percent of American households own a pet, and roughly 78 percent of the people in those households are traveling with their furry friends, according to Road and Travel Magazine. With this in mind, it's not surprising that a small empire is being built for these bi-species travelers. The DogFriendly.com online store sells travel guides to different parts of the country and Fidofactor.com, which rates dog-friendly businesses, offers apps for smart phones.
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The most popular event to date was a Dog Days of Summer gathering, attended by 125 dogs and 250 humans. Everyone reportedly behaved.
Sheri Cardo of Petaluma and her mutt "Peaddy" have gone to two Yappy Hours there. "People like to socialize with their dogs," she said.
"People are social, and dogs are social, so it's a natural combination … And drinking wine is all about being social."
Wilson Winery in West Dry Creek Valley is a dog-friendly winery, but hasn't planned any dog-oriented events yet.
"I think it has some great potential," said co-owner Diane Wilson. "I think we should give some serious thought to it."
Events allow wineries to show their goodwill by supporting animal organizations.
Said Wilcox of Lambert Bridge, "At our last (Yappy Hour), our local Healdsburg animal shelter brought a few small dogs, and we were able to secure an adoptive parent from one of our wine club members."
While there's clearly an uptick in events, wineries have long tapped into the cultural current with designated winery dogs who serve as furry, yappy, enthusiastic tasting-room greeters.
Many have even been featured in "Winery Dogs of Sonoma" (Winery Dog Publishing, 2006). The $36 book pairs 71 Sonoma pooches with their signature labels.
Lambert Bridge's winery dogs Gus, a yellow Labrador, and Bernie, a St.Bernard, provide "family appeal," Wilcox said.
"We are a family-run winery, and nothing speaks more of family than our four-legged friends.
"Gus loves his mornings patrolling the vineyards, keeping a keen eye out for those wild turkey intruders. And Bernadette (Bernie) is our tasting-room ambassador."
At Wilson Winery, the official greeter is a five-year-old border collie named Molly. "I am surprised how many people seem to melt when they see Molly," Wilson said. "There are people who come into the tasting room and ask for her."
At Mutt Lynch, the winery dog is Patch, an 11-year-old rescued greyhound. "Patch is most often asleep in his dog bed in our tasting room, underneath the tasting table. This is his routine both at home and at the winery, asleep and comfortable, but he does wake up and wag his tail for visitors."
Asked why dogs are man's best friends, Lynch said it's simple.
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I am on day 24 and I am SO frustrated with my upper body. My weight range is 6,7,8,9,10 w/ some 12 but there are exercises that I still can't get through unless I am lifting 5lbs on my high point (side raises and wide grip pull down).
I find it hard to believe that anyone would start in this low of a weight range and I am also unsure about my form on some of my exercises - that is frustrating also. If I bump my weights up I know my form is off, when I keep them low I don't feel like I am making progress
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Leisl!!!!! WTG sister!!!! I am so very proud of you!!! Hard work and dedication pay off!! You are an awesome inspiration for us all!!!!
Cory - work with what will give you good form while at the same time pushing yourself. In other words, do not sacrafice the form for heavier weights. You will be able to do more as you progress through the weeks. I started at 5 lbs weights too for certain exercises. It's a starting point. :-)
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Hi Cory, side raises are hard no matter how strong you are!
Are you still on the same weight you started on or did you just raise it? I am also on day 24 and had problems when I tried to raise my weight so I could use all the new dumbbells I got, bad idea, it was too much and made me feel pathetic because I couldn't finish without switching to a lower weight.
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My arms are definitely showing definition. However, my shoulder presses start at an 8. My superset for the side raises in a 5. My super set for my hammer curls is a 5. No worries. Focus on form. Engage the muscle group. That's more important than the pounds you are lifting. You will increase in time.
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