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Amanda Morgan May 14, 2013 at 05:50 pm
Jon Pardi was so much fun! Loved loved his music and my heart completely melted when he brought his…Read More little nephew on stage to play!
Jr Hesseltine May 11, 2013 at 02:25 pm
John did a great job last night at the concert we really enjoyed him and thanks Bil for all the pics…Read More !!!
Anneke Harris May 17, 2013 at 07:36 am
Best store ever! I have never shopped at a "second hand" store but this one is great, it's…Read More nice and neat and very clean! Love it!
Bil Paul May 8, 2013 at 09:43 pm
Speaking of dull TV ads, this morning on the channel 3 TV news they had a segment about doing…Read More exercises during TV commercials. Surprise; even they acknowledged that there are better things to do with your time. I have a feeling that their ad sales dept. will be calling the news dept.
Katharine Westerhaus May 8, 2013 at 03:09 am
fat is the cause of acid reflux I am a certified herbalists from Dry Creek herb farm in Auburn…Read More (1989) chew mint leaves after every meal, if its solid at room temperature then don't eat it that is what saturated fat is, do everything on the side, dressing mayo, bread, up protein and whole grains. Hey itsn't that what Jesus said?
Katharine Westerhaus May 8, 2013 at 03:04 am
If you have more then 500 hens and you are not paying .05 per egg that the state requires then you…Read More are not helping the state with legal tax funds. I have my California egg handler registration number it is 0251. I have less then 100 hens, so no tax for me, just children with married parents and siblings all related. rare., why? when we have a church on almost ever corner?
Susan May 12, 2013 at 12:58 pm
Tsk, tsk, tsk. You left out the word communist, and you also neglected to blame President Obama.
Greg Coppes May 9, 2013 at 11:58 pm
In our first meeting here I told you that I believed that any discussion or argument here was not…Read More done to change the minds of those involved, rather it was to influence those who are reading them; third parties.
You have been very helpful in that regard. Anyone reading our exchanges can see you for what you are.
I tried to have a discussion with you and could not even agree on the definition of words with out hours of argument
You have an agenda and you will not allow anything to get in the way of it. That agenda includes trying to circumvent and weaken the 2nd amendment and redefine it's intent.
Mark Paxson May 9, 2013 at 11:51 pm
Once again you misdirect. You made a specific statement about one California piece of legislation…Read More you claimed did very specific things and, therefore, was unconstitutional. I'm not arguing the constitutionality. I'm arguing that the factual basis, the things that legislation does, is wrong. We can't even begin to discuss the constitutionality if the facts are wrong. I have provided the evidence that your facts are wrong. You have yet to counter that evidence. And now you change the conversation to "the constitutional intricacies within hundreds of pages of proposed state & federal firearms legislation written in legalese." You made very specific factual claims about one specific piece of California legislation. I've provided the bill number as well as the analysis. And all you can do is now quibble over whether eristical is a word that I should have looked up.
I will never understand why you and the rest of the right-wingers are so incapable of understanding that if they post "facts" in the context of their arguments that are proven to be false, they believe the problem is with the person who proves them wrong. Seriously, Jeff ... if the factual basis for your claim of unconstitutional provisions is wrong, how can you keep arguing the legislation is unconstitutional? Why is it so hard for you to back up those "facts?" You're proving yourself to be no better than the rest.
Mark Paxson May 9, 2013 at 11:41 pm
You imply far too much, sir. But your further response implies other things. First, that I have…Read More ever questioned your interest in defending the Constitution. I have not. Second, that somehow those who haven't served in the military would somehow have less of a desire in preserving and defending the Constitution.
It's interesting, everybody I know who has served in the military who has expressed an opinion on the issue has stated that above all, they believe in the right of others to express their opinions, that what they were defending when they served was the beauty of the divergent views and opinions that exist in this country. Sadly, most of what you've done on Patch is contrary to that concept. As you have done everything you can to squelch any legitimate conversation about these important issues.
No, sir, I have not served in the military. A fact that I am not ashamed of. And a fact that is irrelevant as to whether or not I have a strong desire to preserve and defend the Constitution. Nothing I have suggested is an attack on the Constitution.
Pamela Smyth May 10, 2013 at 08:57 pm
We thank our teachers from elementary school through graduate school by remembering that spelling…Read More and literacy in the language of one's culture and community matters, that reading newspapers matters, that what we publish online represents their efforts to teach us how to articulate our thoughts and ideas, and how to read with care and consideration the opinions of others with that same thoughtful consideration. We thank our teachers by taking the work they do and the hours and hours of unpaid and free or volunteer work "behind the scenes" and the money they spend out of their pockets to improve the learning environment for their students seriously. Most of all, we thank them by growing up to be civil and to work hard at whatever jobs or tasks we are given in life to the best of our abilities; and if some of that work began with the encouragement and recognition given by a teacher, then that is a joyful word of thanks to all of us who were students and are indeed, today, teachers.
suzanne cook April 30, 2013 at 06:15 pm
Katie...I am the lady that adopted the last gray kittie, this one today looks like the one I…Read More have...I named mine kiki and she is a character...I wish I could have another...she looks so precious...thanks for the one I have...Suzanne Cook
Kia May 1, 2013 at 02:49 pm
Hi Paul - it is great to avoid goitrogenic foods (especially soy), but almonds aren't high on that…Read More list. Peanuts are, however. Here is a site with a good list of foods to keep to a minimum in your menu planning http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/goitrogens/
Best of health to you! :-) Kia
Paul May 1, 2013 at 01:53 pm
I have thyroid nodules and I discovered soy and almonds are Goitrogenic foods. They can prevent the…Read More body's absorption of iodine, which is essential for a healthy thyroid. I've been looking at rice milk, coconut milk and hemp milk, but I think I will just go back to organic cow milk.
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