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"The more you listen to people and do not dominate the conversation
with your talking, the more you learn about the world."
Forrest Caricofe
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CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY....
At the Wayne County Fair I stopped at many commercial, political and
other booths, talking about almost anything due to my listening to other
people in all of the 73 years of my life. I do have a college diploma, but I
believe, like my Father who only had an 8th grade education, that after
learning reading, writing and math, life's experience give to you a better
education.
At one booth I talked to two women who were trying to get people to accept
Jesus and handed me a card that said "Smile, Jesus Loves YOU!" They asked
me if I had accepted Jesus into my heart and I said "yes." They then asked if I
had been baptized and I said "yes" again and went on to tell them I had been
baptized in a creek just north a mile or so from the old US Route 30 and a
McDonalds to the left if you are going to the creek. I learned later that the
preacher was a false prophet, but I have been baptized before and I believe
God and Jesus will certainly accept that for what it's worth.
TO BE CONTINUED....
BBC News
"Defeated Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz has endorsed Donald
Trump in the race for the White House.
The Texas senator fought Mr Trump in a bitter primary battle, marked
by mud-slinging and personal insults.
Mr Cruz said he would fulfil his promise to vote for the Republican
nominee and that electing Hillary Clinton would be "wholly unacceptable".
He drew ire at the Republican National Convention in July, when he
was booed off stage for not endorsing Mr Trump.
"This election is unlike any other in our nation's history. Like many other
voters, I have struggled to determine the right course of action in this
general election, " Mr Cruz announced in a Facebook post."
CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY....
CNBC ✔ @CNBC
Hillary Clinton: I'm the only candidate in race who has been part of "hard
decisions" to take out terrorists
10:19 AM - 19 Sep 2016
Hillary Clinton warned an electorate rattled by the explosions in
New York and New Jersey that Donald Trump’s national security
plans would exacerbate the threat from Islamic State, and said she
is the only candidate in the presidential race equipped with a workable
plan to intensify the fight against terrorism.
“We’re not going to go after an entire religion and give ISIS exactly
what it is wanting in order for it to enhance its position,” Clinton said
of Trump’s call to ban immigration from unspecified Islamic nations.
“We know Donald Trump’s comments have been used online for
recruitment of terrorists.”
The bombings and the news that police have launched a massive
manhunt for a naturalized U.S. citizen from Afghanistan create a
political dilemma for Clinton, as she faces an opponent warning
that the Obama administration anti-terrorism efforts that she helped
design have been a failure. She sought to reassure voters by comparing
her plans for fighting terrorism to Trump’s, and noting that some of
the most prominent GOP national security experts support her.
“I am the only candidate in this race who has been part of the hard
decision to take terrorists off the battlefield,” Clinton said at a news
conference Monday. She vowed that as president, she would intensify
the air campaign against Islamic State, provide more support to
Kurdish ground forces and demand tech companies get more
aggressively engaged in helping find terrorists online, as well as
frustrating terrorist recruitment efforts on social media.
“There are millions and millions of naturalized citizens in America
from all over the world,” Clinton said of the prospect that the manhunt
for an immigrant could make skeptical voters reconsider Trump’s plan
to curtain immigration.
“There are millions of law-abiding, peaceful Muslims..Let’s not get
diverted and distracted by kind of campaign rhetoric we hear from
the other side. This is a serious challenge. We are well-equipped to
meet it. We can do so in keeping with smart law enforcement, good
intelligence and in concert with our values.”
“I have sat at that table in the situation room,” Clinton said. “I have
analyzed the threats. I know how to do this.”
SEPT. 19, 2016 - 6:46 A.M.
It was natural for people who've been our political allies and personal
friends to call and ask for things. And I trusted the State Department
wouldn't do anything they shouldn't do.
Bill Clinton, speaking to NPR's "Morning Edition" in an interview that
aired Monday about the allegations that Clinton Foundation supporters
bought influence in Hillary Clinton's State Department
SEPT. 19, 2016
6:57 A.M.
REPORTING FROM WASHINGTON, D.C.
Michael A. Memoli
Trump on GOP dissenters: 'I don’t even really care about their support'
(Steve Dykes / Associated Press)
Donald Trump still doesn’t have John Kasich’s support. And he says he
doesn’t care.
Speaking on “Fox & Friends” Monday, Trump again found himself
discussing the long-since resolved primary battle for the GOP nomination,
even as only 50 days remain until the general election. The Ohio governor
has been defending what he calls his principled decision not to actively
support his party’s nominee.
“They all want to run in four years, right? If I were the head of the
Republican Party, I would say you can’t do it,” Trump said Monday.
“In the meantime, we’re either tied or leading."
"It’d be nice to have their support. But at this point I don’t even really care
about their support,” Trump said, referring to both Kasich and former
Florida Gov. Jeb Bush.
On average, recent polls have shown Trump and Hillary Clinton tied in
Ohio, but Trump leads in the most recent surveys. The two are also in a
close race in Florida. Both are must-win states for Trump.
On Sunday RNC Chairman Reince Priebus suggested a restriction on
Republicans who do not endorse Trump. Republicans “need to get on
board,” Priebus said CBS’ “Face the Nation," where he referred to the
pledge all Republican candidates took to support the nominee this year.
“And if they're thinking they're going to run again someday, you know,
I think that we're going to evaluate the process of the nomination process,
and I don't think it's going to be that easy for them,” he said.
“It's not a threat,” he later said. “It's just a question that we have a process
in place.”
A Kasich adviser later pushed back, saying the Ohio governor “will not be
bullied by a Kenosha [Wis.] political operative that is unable to stand up
for core principles or beliefs.”
“Reince should be thanking the governor for standing for an inclusive,
conservative vision that can actually win a national election and improve
the country,” Kasich strategist John Weaver said in a statement, noting the
governor is traveling to try to prevent “a potential national wipeout.”
Trump on Monday referred not just to Kasich but also to Bush. Or Jeb
Exclamation Point, as he said in a surprise cameo in the Emmy Awards
broadcast Sunday that ended with him pulling away in a car featuring a
Jeb 2020 bumper sticker.
SEPT. 19, 2016
6:22 A.M.
Christine Rushton
Martha Stewart: 'Obviously, I'm voting for Hillary Clinton'
Martha Stewart reignited a decade-old feud with Donald Trump this past
weekend by announcing her plan to vote for Hillary Clinton.
"There is so much to know and so much to learn and so much diplomacy
and kindness and introspection that goes with that kind of ... job — and it
does not exist in the world of Donald Trump,” Stewart said on CNN’s
“Money” on Sunday.
She and the Republican presidential nominee fell out in 2006 when he
blamed low ratings for his show “The Apprentice” on Stewart’s spinoff,
“The Apprentice: Martha Stewart.” He wrote a harsh letter demanding
Stewart take full responsibility for the failure. She later called his actions
“unforgivable.”
Stewart, a businesswoman and lifestyle mogul, said America can’t elect a
leader who enters the job “totally unprepared.”
"We have to be very certain that we elect a person who has experience,
knowledge, a base of education in the world of world politics as well as
domestic politics,” she said. “So obviously, I'm voting for Hillary Clinton.”
Reuters.
By Ginger Gibson | WASHINGTON
When Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton face off in their first presidential
debate together on Monday, they will have their best chance yet to win
over the roughly 27 million Americans who have yet to decide who to vote
for. In some ways, this group looks like a typical Trump supporter: they
are mainly white, without college degrees, older, and frustrated by the
status quo. But while Trump's supporters are mostly men, America's
uncommitted voters are mostly women, according to Reuters/Ipsos polling.
With polls showing a close fight between Trump and Hillary, this is a
group that could decide the election.
WORLD
BBC World News
Teaching the violin to migrant kids
23 September 2016 - Last updated at 10:17 BST
"Meet violinist Maria Francisca Rocca Arbelaez from Colombia, who spends
all her time in a Lesbos migrant camp teaching children there how to play."
BBC World News
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"Human beings are not always God's favorite, He cares about His other
creatures too."
Forrest Caricofe
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cares about His other creatures too.".
The tortoise that has saved his species from extinction
15 September 2016 Last updated at 06:42 BST
"Diego the tortoise, 100, has fathered around 800 offspring on his native
Galapagos Archipelago, helping to save his species from extinction in
the process."
BBC World News
New giant tortoise species discovered on Galapagos Islands
22 October 2015 Last updated at 07:25 BST
"Scientists say a new species of giant tortoise has been discovered on the
Galapagos Islands off Ecuador.
There are only about 250 of the newly identified species, which have
been given the scientific name Chelonoidis donfaustoi. The Galapagos
National Park released video of the new species on Wednesday, but
the images were filmed in August."
The following sections will be delayed until I have finished typing the
story of the Wayne County and Ashland County Fairs.
THE ROAD TO MY GRANDPARENTS CLINE....
MOTHER AND OR FATHER
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"Someone who has an excellent poop eats vegetables, fruits and foods
with fiber and lots of water to boot."
Forrest Caricofe
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IN THE FLOWER GARDEN WITH FORREST CARICOFE
CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY....
Dr Kwok has a poop chart in each patient's room that I talked about
before, but I explained it wrong. I'm not in first place with my poop
that looks sausage-like with tapered ends. The chart goes from worse
starting with 1, then going to the best at number 4 and worse again
thru number 6. So my poop is the best at number 4.
I will need to water the flowers again this morning with no rain in sight
until Tuesday of next week. I finally planted the Mums and black
mulched the back of the older back corner flower bed.
My plan today is to again grass seed the bare areas of the yard and dig
up those big clumps of wire weeds. I do not think that the tall grass will
kill my least favored weed.
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