Friday, December 09, 2005 ~ 7:01 AM
Another Of Those Brief Thoughts
From The Roanoke Times
Briefly put...
With a rash of bribery convictions, and indictments and investigations for a range of other ethical transgressions, U.S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert has recommended a crash course in ethical instruction for members of Congress.
"The speaker wants members on both sides of the aisle to understand the nuances of House rules," Ron Bonjean, a spokesman for Hastert, said about the plan.
Since when did lying, cheating and stealing become "nuances" requiring merely remedial instruction?
Oh...I'd say right along
about January,1993...
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Friday, December 14, 2007 ~ 10:45AM
Open Post...Unleash Your Progressive Thoughts
Use the comment section to describe a new, tougher gun law that would have prevented any of the school shootings in our country's history. Or. for that matter, any shooting involving victims in a "gun free zone", whether it be a school, airport, government building, courthouse, store or restaurant.
Use your liberal imagination. Unleash your progressive thoughts. We are all anxious to hear your ideas.
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Many people have asked me why name the blog "I'm Not Emeril"? "Is it because you're a bad cook?" they ask. In a word, no. Between my second and third marriage (ahhh, don't even ask. I love women, what can I say), I was single for 14 years. I long ago graduated from Stouffer's macaroni and cheese and Denny's Grand Slam breakfasts and learned to cook for myself. I'm actually quite good at it, preferring Mexican and Italian style cuisine. I just don't consider myself a chef.
I cook more in the style of the Food Network's Anti-Emeril, the one who shares my first name. The science and chemistry of cooking fascinates me, as it does Mr. Brown. My original plan for this blog was to feature a favorite recipe once a week, but I don't generally follow directives very well. Not even my own. OK, how about it. Does anyone want a "recipe of the week" feature? Ask for it and you'll get it. Just don't command me to do it. And don't expect me to adhere to a rigid schedule of one a week.
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