I am still recruiting on the Development Analyst assignment. I spoke with the hiring manager and made clear some important points! Identity manager version vr12 is important they are implementing an important technical deployment LDS version being integrated I think this is a CA application. the assignment has a very competitive hourly rate and a 40 hour work week. Please refer anyone you know qualified.
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http://www.cbs12.com/articles/garden-4735966-flag-olive.html
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American flag display would disrupt dining experience | garden, flag, olive – Olive Garden – WPEC 12 West Palm Beach
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Guess we have to boycott Olive Garden for now?
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http://www.myfoxal.com/story/15681535/olive-garden-apologizes-to-kiwanis-club
That was quick!
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http://www.keywestlou.com/2011/10/this-morning-is-same-as-yesterday.html
My Life in Key West
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2011
Posted by Key West Lou at 7:54 AM
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Williams was a pianist. The best! Popular tunes.
He came upon the musical scene in 1955. Autumn Leaves. Outstanding! To listen to, to dance to, to make love to. I was 19. She was 19. Her name was Terri Hoffman. I was at Manhattan College at the time. She at New Rochelle.
Terri was a day hop. She lived in Larchmont with her family and daily commuted to New Rochelle.
Terri and her family lived in a large apartment complex on the Boston Post Road. An apartment high up. Her Dad was an attorney working with a not for profit in New York. Terri had twin brothers. If my recollection is correct, they also were attorneys.
One evening, Terri and I were sitting about 500 feet from a country club in her home area. The club was located on the ocean near her home. We were sitting on some rocks by the water. There was a party at the nearby club. We could hear Autumn Leaves being played.
It was a night of passion for us. We necked. Period! Nothing more. Not even touching. This was more than 50 years ago and any more was unheard of.
Some evenings, Terri and I would dance in her living room to Autumn Leaves. Lights out. Her family gone.
I have thought of Terri periodically over the years. I have no idea what happened to her or where she is. Each time I think of her, Autumn Leaves is in the background.
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I guess it’s common for old men to think back to old times. Happier times.
In Lou’s case, triggered by a song, he remembers a girl long lost in time.
In my case, I too think of two two girls. Now both long lost. One in time; the other in death. One, not chosen; the other of forty years plus.
Makes me sad.
For what might have been. What shoulda been. What coulda been.
If we could but rewind the VCR of time and play it over and over again.
Like “Groundhog’s Day”.
Yup, those … Shouldas, couldas, and wouldas! … they will really kill your soul.
“And I’ve lost her … . I’m so sad that I don’t have … . But I’m so grateful that she was with me … . And I know what I have to do now. I gotta keep breathing. Because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide could bring?” — Chuck Noland ala Tom Hanks in Cast Away (2000) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0162222/quotes
But still we return to the old days. Imagining what might have been.
Donna Nobis Pacem
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Sean Penn Calls Tea Party the ‘Get the N-Word Out of the White House Party’ Which Wants to ‘Lynch’ Obama
By Brent Baker | October 15, 2011 | 01:39
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Left-wing actor Sean Penn slimed the Tea Party as motivated by racism, charging on CNN’s Piers Morgan Tonight on Friday evening that an impediment to President Obama’s success is “what I call the ‘Get the N-word out of the White House party,’ the Tea Party.”
At a time when Herman Cain tops polls of Republican primary voters, Penn proceeded to allege, without citing any evidence, that “there’s a big bubble coming out of their heads saying, you know, ‘can we just lynch him?’”
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Less than a month ago, I thought that he was just a “pinhead”, And a “liberal” one at that.
Hollywood “stars”, for some reason, think their success at entertaining “We, The Sheeple” somehow makes them “thought leaders”, “experts in all manner of disciplines”, or the next “gandhi”. In fact, there are a few who emerge from that world and demonstrate competency. I’m think of Heddy Lamar inventing a torpedo, Charlton Heston marching with Pastor Martin Luther King, and Ronald Reagan becoming President. And, in the American Republic, the Dead Old White Guys envisioned that every man was king. And, in Hollywood there are some very smart entertainers, Jodie Foster comes to mind. In entertainment, Dolly Parton is a notable business success.
But, it seems that there are just many more loons. Which is OK as long as they are “good people”. Everyone’s entitled to an opinion; even if it is wrong.
At some point however, they can become dangerous and hurtful.
Seems like Sean Penn has crossed over into that territory.
He has smeared a large group of people with basically the worst label one can apply today. Other than “used car salesman” or politician. Racist!
Now, I’ve never been to a “Tea Party”, but I can understand them. I haven’t gone because I believe that they can’t change anything.You’re not going to get the politicians and bureaucrats to give up their power by just showing up. Ain’t never happened; ain’t never going to happen.
The Free State Project is an effort to “take over” a state and eventually throw the bums out. That MIGHT have a chance.
Sean Penn has earned his way on to my personal “Jane Fonda” list. Since I am still free to spend my money any way I want, I choose not to spend it with or on anyone on that list. They are Persona Non Grata. I shun them. Peacefully, turning my back on them.
So to with Sean Penn.
He can get off my list by curing cancer, saving babies, or proving his assertion.
Till then, none of my dollars for him.
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http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2011/10/17/are-wild-dog-packs-roaming-north-side/
Are Packs of Wild Dogs Roaming the North Side Of St. Louis?
Kevin Killeen, KMOX News
October 17, 2011 6:56 AM
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St. LOUIS, Mo. (KMOX) – Ten years after a fourth-grade boy was attacked and nearly eaten alive by wild dogs in north St. Louis, city leaders are scrambling to make sure it doesn’t happen again.
Aldermanic President Lewis Reed is sounding the alarm. “I’ve witnessed packs of dogs, 10 and 15 dogs running together, and I’ve seen all these dogs I’m talking about they don’t have collars, they don’t have tags, these are truly wild dogs,” he said.
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Are you kidding me?
Americans are being terrorized by varmints. Pioneer Americans must be rolling over in their graves. Using golf clubs to protect the children.
A young child can’t protect themselves?
A 22 is enough to take down any dog.
An adult with any handgun should be able to dispatch any threat. A pack might require a high capacity magazine.
But this should be a short lived threat.
Remember what the Chinese call dogs …. “DINNER”!
“We, The Sheeple” have become wimps.
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http://tinyhouseblog.com/stick-built/ellens-tiny-house/
Ellen’s Tiny House
by Christina Nellemann on October 10th, 2011
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Ellen Dawson-Witt was recently featured in her local newspaper because of her tiny house and her downshifted life. Ellen’s 192 square foot house is located on her property in Yellow Springs, Ohio where she grows some of her own food and carries water from a well for washing, uses solar panels for a lamp, CD player and laptop and uses a composting toilet. She does her cooking on a gas range from 1934.
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Hmmm, the 2011 version of a McMansion?
Clearly the malinvestment of the past decades is in the “overinvestment” in housing. The “Real Estate Market” collapse is a symptom.
Small houses are one alternative. (Homelessness due to high cost.) It would be possible to reasonable afford a “bachelor pad”. There probably needs to be practical “family” housing. Not small for small’s sake, but right-size. (Reminds me of the insource, outsource, rightsource debate in information technology in the late 80’s.)
Multi-generational households are another. (This also solves some of the elder care problem; or at least delays it.)
Plus, there’s a need for housing that adapts over time — the needs of the young morphs into the needs of the old. Housing; not “housing supply” since there are tremendous transaction costs.
One thing’s for sure, the Gooferment isn’t going to deliver that or do anything but delay or prevent it.
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When sprinkling the attendees with Holy Water, “if this burns come see me”.
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http://lewrockwell.com/eddlem/eddlem54.1.html
Tea Party Presidential Election Primer: Paul v. Cain on Economics
by Thomas R. Eddlem
The New American
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Herman Cain: Cain called TARP a “win-win for the taxpayer” in an October 20, 2008 column. “Unprecedented problems require unprecedented solutions. The actions by the Treasury are a win-win for the taxpayer.” After Congress passed the TARP bailout, Cain complained about how the money was doled out, but not about the principle of crony-capitalism where profits are privatized and losses are socialized.
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Herman Cain – a former chairman of the Kansas City branch of the Federal Reserve Bank – was an opponent of a GAO audit of the Fed until 2011, telling Neil Boortz’s radio audience in December 2010 that “There’s no hidden secrets going on in the Federal Reserve to my knowledge. And I tell people, we’ve got 12 Federal Reserve Banks. Find out which district you are in, call them up and go from there. We don’t need to waste money with another commission or an audit.”
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I think that the USA’s principle problem is the “dollar”.
It allows unchecked spending by the politicians and bureaucrats.
Fiat currencies (i.e., it has intrinsic value because the Gooferment says it does) have all eventually and inexorably collapsed.
Gold has stood the test of time.
The Federal Reserve Bank isn’t “federal”, reserves nothing, and isn’t a bank. It IS a banking cartel. Think OPEC for money. And, like most “monopolies”, it only exists because it enables the Gooferment, politicians, and bureaucrats to spend like drunken sailors. (With apologies to all drunken sailors who are spending their own money and stop when they run out. They don’t borrow more for someone else to pay.)
So Cain is the candidate of the Federal Reserve Bank!
Not very Tea Party Presidental candidate.
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