Monday, March 31, 2008
Karate Update
She now has two yellow stripes and she also got an award for perfect attendance too!!!
We are all very proud of her and she is just bouncing at her new rank. I talked a bit with the teacher on it and was told she was doing very well with her focus and her first kata Sanchin is really good. Considering how much trouble she has staying on task some times this is all great news!!
Had to brag about it. . . . . It's a Dad thing. . .
Friday, March 28, 2008
Govornor Patrick
Patrick inks $1.35m book deal
Governor Deval Patrick has signed a book deal with a division of Random House to write an autobiography that is scheduled to be published in 2010.From the Boston Globe
You would think that he would have been here doing his job on such a critical day. . . . .
Democrats in Action
"Over the next couple of weeks, as we get into April, it seems to me then, that the national leadership of this party has to stand up and reach a conclusion," he added.
and
But Dodd said Thursday allowing the race to continue indefinitely would be "irresponsible."
"Allowing this sort of to fester over the months of June, and July and August, I think, are irresponsible," he said. "I think you have to make a decision, and hopefully the candidates will respect it and people will rally behind a nominee that, I think, emerges from these contests over the next month."
Specifically, Dodd said leaders among the Congress, governors, and at the Democratic National Committee need to work together to forge a compromise.
All this boils down to one easy statement - we the leaders of the party know better than the voters so let us choose, shut up and back our choice. . . . .I love the Democrats, always willing to tell everyone what to do. They got themselves into this mess and they now mean to fix it even if it means screwing their own voters. .. . . gotta love that.
And they wonder why educated folks won't vote for them. . .
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Outsource our Passports
I guess we just really are not that interested in a secure passport. WTF were these folks thinking?
When will we get it that Outsourcing HURTS us not helps - especially with security issues. . . .
I just can't get my mind around this one
Nice doggie. . .
Dog For Sale
Free to good home.
Excellent guard dog.
Owner cannot afford to feed him anymore, as there are no more thieves, murderers, or molesters left in the neighborhood for him to eat.
Most of them knew him as "Holy Shit."
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Jericho' s last show?
I also like the way the troops took the news from the Major. I think the troops would fight in a minute once the truth got out. I also think that if you spread the file around, you would find more troops joining the resistance than fighting it. Maybe I have too much faith in our troops but I think 99.99% of them would do the right thing if they had all the facts. . . .
This was a great episode. I think the liberals would hate the message the show sent out and maybe that is why I love this show so much. I hope Sci Fi channel is watching. You guys have been pushing the first year of the show, this is a great replacement for Battlestar and I will keep saying that over and over. PLEASE pick it up, this story needs to go on. . . . .
Jacques is back to haunt us
Only in MA would this happen. This lady was nothing but trouble to anyone who was a conservative or constituionalist when she was in the statehouse. It was a great day when she left, now her buddies are going to make sure she get a nice fat paycheck she is not qulified for and bend the rules for her too. . . . Corruption in MA government, just another day at the office . . . .
Former senator confirmed as judge despite qualification questions
BOSTON—The Governor's Council has approved Cheryl Jacques to be a judge on the Industrial Accidents Board. That's despite questions about the former state senator's qualifications for the job and a fundraising account she maintains.
The panel voted 6-1 on Wednesday. The lone opponent, Councilor Mary-Ellen Manning, says Jacques is being paid back for raising money for Gov. Deval Patrick.
Councilor Marilyn Petitto Devaney of Watertown had sought a week delay in the vote, saying she had questions about the $127,000 political account maintained by Jacques.
Other judges can't have those accounts for conflict-of-interest reasons.
Devaney says Jacques told her she would get rid of the money in the account.
