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Gorgeous.
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[photography by Paul Spencer]
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The skies (big skies) are beautiful in the western states. It “makes” the photos.
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Here’s a sky for you:
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Outstanding!
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[photography by Martin Smith]
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I love B&W photography.
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Speaking of old school…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-l_MXHQa5k
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No drive-bys tonight! Too much work to do!
God bless you all, in the new day!
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Thank you Mary, and you also.
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Mornin’ y’all!
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Morning Ms.WeeWeed!!! Great Picture, very interesting Trump has too unified the party, after the RINOs have destroyed the grassroots.
It’s heavy overcast, some ground fog, 55* currently, wind 2-4 mph NNW.
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Mornin’ Colonel!
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Trump is that little nucleus that consolidated and solidified the non-progressive’s anger like that particle which allows a snowflake to form. The Republican elite, a cause of sonebof that anger, have allowed that anger to fester while ignoring it. Trump gave voice to it, spoke out where the standard party hacks ignored it. To me Trump unified what the elite allowed to just wander around aimlessly. Win or lose in November I do believe we’re going to see the creation of a conservative movement like the liberal one we saw in the 60s.
75 with fooooooogggggggg…
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Mornin’ Wee!
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Mornin’ Michelle!
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Good morning WeeWeed 🙂
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Mornin’ Lovely!
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Good morning. Coffee Y’all.
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Thank you menagerie, I’m in now, thunder storms, flash lighting. Good coffee thank you!!
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Morning all! Should be an interesting day with the Trump and Ryan meeting. Hope everyone has a blessed day! Nyet… I keep arriving too early for breakfast. I’ll check back later to see if there is any bacon left. Thanks!!!! 😀
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Good morning Sand&Sea 🙂
IMO Paul “the rat” Ryan has already signaled his blink. Paul said that he and Trump are “from different wings of the party,”. I’m looking to see Paul “the rat” Ryan come out of the meeting talking about how a bird needs two wings to fly and how all the different parts of the bird are essential. Paul “the rat” Ryan is a scripted puppet, I dislike him more than just about any other republican, The Rat would morph into a bejeweled belly dancing camel if the big boys demanded it of him. He is a hollow man who will play whatever part is required of him.
PS. A few of my real life friends and I have started referring to Paul Ryan as “The Rat” and when I went to search for the “from different wings of the party,” quote. I typed in Paul “the rat” Ryan, before I even thought about it 🙂
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Ryan’s a professional pol, just showing his stripes.
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Which happen to be a white one down the center of his back.
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Right square next to that bigg-ass yellow one
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Yes, he’s a corruptocrat or “rat” for sure. His wife is an uber lib who raises $ for democrat causes. I voted for Ryan not Romney a few years ago, not realizing they were both of the same ilk. Then I started learning about his wife’s views and regretted that decision. I hope WI votes him out of office, but I am interested in the outcome of the Trump and Ryan discussion.
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LOL
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Don’t wait too long. ZM could come through and clean up ALL the bacon. 😯
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Thanks for the heads up! I’ll keep my eyes out for him!
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😀
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No worries.
Located Nyet’s
cache. Enjoy. 😉
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Thank you!!! I’m pretty sure no day is complete without a daily dose of bacon! 😊
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As I’ve posted over the ladt few years, the Feds have been looking for a way to gut the 4th Amendment for a long time. It predates Clonton and was less of an Executive or Legislative decision than it was of the LEA and Intel bureaucracy. The Fed LEA have ridden the razor edge of the Constitution for a long tome, pushing its limits and hoping the courts would allow them to advance their agenda one toehold at a time.
I’d heard bar talk from people in the business for years before 911 about remotely hacking into peoples’ electronic devices, the Feds came up with a way of hacking into and remotely turning on, without the owner’s knowledge, cell phones in the 90s. Talk was of doing that with computers, any devices that had microphones, and any devices (especially your home entertainment devices) that had cameras. Think about someone, Fed or voyeur (not that there’s much difference), hacking into your home entertainment system and secretly using the camera to view you as you lounge in front of your TV in your ‘confortable’ mode. Or you’ve turned your set off but they’ve hacked into it and turned the camera/mic on without the screen indicating the set’s on and broadcasting.
Well, it seems our POtuS has advanced the agenda by changing procedures under FRCP 41-B.
They want to use any Fed magistrate to issue a search warrant anywhere on any electronic device located anywhere. They also want squishy ways to serve that warrant on the target and the ability to delay service until after implimentation of the warrant. Not satisfied with thay overreach thry also want the ability to search, remotely and en masse if thry want, any and all electronic devices within a given area an seize the data stored thereon without notifying the effected individuals if they live within an area the Feds can designate at will.
Thry also have the right to do that ‘remotely/secretly activating microphones and camera’ thingie that’s been on the table gor decades. If you’re watching TV or using your computer and either has a builtin camera you might wanna make sure you’ve got on clean undies.
They’ve also, apparently, got that ‘adding tracking/remote monitoring malware’ codified. A year or do back reliable sources were reporting that a cuttingbedge mslware was being inserted on the computers of anyone visiting the White House site. The software would report back to an anonymous computer your address where you went until the malware was removed. That’s where the cutting edge came in, normal malware removal software couldn’t detect it. Now the Feds have permission to judt slam it, and other electronic no-knock software, on systems sans warrant. Aside from getting it slammed on your system when you visit any Federal site (ever read that whole fine-print agreement uou ‘accept’?) I can think of a number of ways they can get it onto your system at their pleasure.
So we have the honor of living in the last days of the Constitution as a working document. Have your grandchildren savor and remember them so that they can tell theirs what it was like to live when the US was still a democracy. Alkah Akbar, y’all.
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You iz purely a ray of sunshine today, Z……
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Nuthin that ain’t been going on for decades, timetable’s just bein’ advanced. On top of that it’s too .&$%^# hot to stay outside and work so my tired and sweaty self just has to come in and share the feeling.
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Put those lawn ornaments (kids) to work. 😉
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Like to but they’re union
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News is talking about a new medical study that suggests that using acetaminophen reduces the user’s empathy. OK Republicans, USE MORE TYLENOL!!!!
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I also read that some allergy meds can reduce the number of brain cells. Lay off the Benadryl!
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Funny, I know a neurologist who’s using benedryl to reduce brain damage after a stroke. Then again, I bathe in antihistamines as I’m allergic to nearly every pollen in the northern hemisphere yet I still have no desire to vote Hillary.
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I take Benadryl most days myself.
“As a geriatrician and a memory specialist, I am stunned that diphenhydramine (Benadryl) is still available over-the-counter, in drugs such as Tylenol PM and Advil PM. It may be a reasonably effective sleep aid, but often at the cost of confusion and memory problems for seniors. Early research in Alzheimer’s disease dosed older adults with diphenhydramine (Benadryl) to mimic the confusion of Alzheimer’s. The data were definitive: diphenhydramine (Benadryl) impaired memory and concentration in the elderly. It can also cause urinary retention, which can lead to infection. Though it’s been around for years, I am convinced that today, if a company applied to the FDA to market diphenhydramine (Benadryl) for over-the-counter use, the FDA would reject the application.” – Penn Memory Center Associate Director Dr. Jason Karlawish
Click to access Layton-Center-proof3.pdf
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Yeah, and they’re also talking about proton pump inhibitors being involved in dementia-spectrum diseases. They were trying to connect the inhibitors with statins and dementias but in a last-minute save-the-day report (funded by whom?) they absolved the inhibitors from any relationship. Back to medical marijuana, it may not work but you don’t care.
Interesting remark about ‘…if a company applied to the FDA…’, doesn’t help expliain how these killer drugs do get approved by the FDA.
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Did you read the rest? I don’t know, but the root article is from a university. As I said, I still take Benadryl.
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I have a squinted eye on these reports, they generally don’t include the entire testing protocols so you don’t get to review the decision for yourself, you have to accept the conclusions. I use it occasionally myself and occasionally give it to one of the dogs, prefering fexofenidine for regular use. If it comes down to, as it is today, burning eyes, sneezing, sinus pain, I’ll take whatever though Benadryl is a second choice.
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I take Benadryl, as I said, because it seems to work without side effects that I’ve noticed. Some of the newer drugs – mostly the ones you take every 12 hours, seems to cause heart palpitations.
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I’ll still use it too…..unless I forget
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Y’all makin’ me feel like I got about 100 different things wrong with me now. But the first thing I always do is read the potential side effects first. I only take medicine that might cause abnormal hair growth, or make me taller. Don’t much care if my gut is en fuego or not. 😆
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Me, being somewhat of a conspiracy nut about pharmaceuticals, wonder when a report like this comes out, who wants it out of the way so their NEW and IMPROVED antihistamine can take its place. And, Benadryl is one antihistamine that doesn’t give me other problems. I use it as rarely as I can, but it is the one I use.
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Yeah, like the booga-booga reports that came out about existing statins just before the new and improved next-generation quasipoisons were about to be released.
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Ooooooh….. I don’ feel very good……
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Great discussion!! I only use the his medication; Full glass of Tex’s rye home made whiskey, 4 Tylenol, then call me in the morning!!!!
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I hate to say it, but Tylenol with alcohol can cause liver failure. I’m not kidding; read the warnings. I know someone who almost died because of it.
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BUT, for those of you who do partake of the “Tylenol” with your booze, and also go at least annually to a Dr; your liver-studies-bloodwork will tell said Dr. that there is an issue long before you have actual liver failure. (ps. Question: is it really the “Tylenol” or is it the constant use of booze that causes the problem. Who knows.)
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The point is – being aware of the potential danger is half the battle.
http://www.webmd.com/mental-health/addiction/news/20131104/tylenol-and-alcohol-a-bad-mix-study-suggests
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Tylenol is not without its serious complications. It is the leading cause of acute liver failure in the United States, and the drug in some cases led to fatalities.
https://www.drugwatch.com/tylenol/
Apart from fatty foods, excessive alcohol consumption the primary causes for all liver diseases.
http://www.thehealthsite.com/diseases-conditions/why-is-alcohol-bad-for-your-liver/
and you do both, at the same time. SMH.
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So is Malaria, not once , three times and due too the severity of the third time, was Evac to Japan for a month. My entrance physical as an officer (mid 70s), the X-ray showed my liver is shaped like Italy. Hey, rarely, and I mean rarely do I take any pain medication. Only medication I do take is for my Agent Orange exposure. I have already fought the big “C” three times. And I’m still here, due to the Lord granting me more time too do the things I missed while serving this Great Republic!
Warnings are heeded!!!!!
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My dad had malaria. Nasty disease, and it can recur. Glad you are willing to accept and heed the warning. I wouldn’t want you to lose part of Italy – say Sicily – prematurely.
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In other news, if you take one Tylenol with one ibuprophen of any sort, it can help tooth/bone pain.. It’ll also shoot yer blood pressure up to about a million. Just an observation.
From a friend.
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Well, well, well…News is reporting that if she’s elected she’ll fight to make DC the 51st state. That should throw the Senate into the RAT’s paws, two Senators from a predominantly RAT area of less than 700,000 population. Should do a wee bit of damage in the House too but the Senate would really take a hit. There’d be problems like Puerto Rico becoming a state would cause except DC speaks English…..sorta.
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The FBI needs to step up, soon. Can we get a little help from Putain? Russia has 20,000 emails that were lifted of the Hilllabeast ‘s server…………
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I love your spelling of Putin. I don’t know if it was intentional or accidental, but it turns him into a prostitute, which made me giggle.
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Intentional!!!
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Remember that the POtuS dumped the job of vetting 65-85 thousand potential Moslem terrorists without adaquate manpower (I refuse to say ‘people power), resources or data to work with AND, conveniently, knocked down their time to do it to three months. They sorta got their plates full, convenient, eh?
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It seems taking a refugee home didn’t work out so well for Mr. Hushmand
A Murder Taps Into Germany’s Conflicted Relations With Migrants
Or as they said over at MadWorld News
Liberal Teacher Takes In Muslim Refugee, His Colleague Finds What’s Left Of Him
http://madworldnews.com/liberal-teacher-muslim-refugee/
Hmmm… I wonder why this isn’t headline news?
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Well, today I reached apogee with the Boob Tube. It got to be a drag. Turned it off. Called it a day. I am gonna hook up my apple to it and get rid of the wastedland of cable TV. It is….
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On a brighter note, too bad you’re not here right now. 75 degrees, no wi d and my front yard is alive with fireflies, looks like ten thousand points of light flickering on and off. Even my garage toad’s sitting out on the pad watching it.
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I miss lightnin’ bugs…. haven’t seen any in some time. ‘Course, cataracts may have something to do with that.
91* here today and I admit I relish/wallow in it.
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Ah Ms. Wee, you can come over here. We still have lightening bugs.
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Them bugs be worth gettin’ that cataract operation, ain’t too far off on my ‘to do’ list.
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How lovely!
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Not trying to be rude, only unable to fully explain the sight, but you gots nooooo idea
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We won’t see them here for a while yet, but I do have lightning bugs in my backyard when it gets warm enough.
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They’ve been slowly hatching for about two months, flying a few at a time. Tonite the 3/4 acre yard/nascent orchard was so full it looked like Christmas lights. It was just after twilight, barely enough light to see the trees and they just lit up the entire open area, bever have seen that many here before.
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I don’t much give a flyin’ flip what this orange t*rd has to say, but this has been an ongoing theme in more and more circles. Course most folks say we got our tin-foil hats on a bit too tight anyway. Hope that someone’s doing their oppo research on Crazy Uncle Joe and Fauxchahontas. 👿
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/boehner-clinton-could-drop-out-clear-way-for-biden/ar-BBsZn8f?li=BBnb7Kz
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Good grief. Hilda-beest and one of her BFF’s even used the Chappaqua land line when the “Secure” phone didn’t work. Any one of us peon’s would already be in Leavenworth if we tried to pull this.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/clinton-abandoned-secure-line-to-use-home-phone-new-email-shows/ar-BBsZumZ?li=BBnbcA1
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SMH
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