(Wisdom from Imprimis published Hillsdale College. The article is by Mike Pence, Representative of Indiana's 6th Congressional district."
Happy monday, y'all, and a whole new week ahead. Hold your Faith in yourself, strong, and make it a great one. Only you can do that, ya' know. And so to continue............
(I concluded my last blog with "And to repeat, you do not apologize to them, the enemies of the United States."
Now, Closely related to this, and perhaps the least ambiguous of the president's complex responsibilities, is his duty as commander-in-chief of the military. In this regard there is a very simple rule, unknown to some presidents regardless of party: If, after careful determination, intense stress of soul, and the deepest prayer, you go to war, then, having gone to war, you go to war to win. You do not cast away American lives, or those of the innocent noncomabatant enemy, upon a theory, a gambit or notion. And if the politics of your won election or of your party intrude upon your decisions for even an instant--there are no words for this.
More commonplace, but hardly less important, are other expectations of the president in this regard. He must not stint on the equipment and provisioning of the armed forces, and if he errs it must no be on the side of scarcity but of surplus. And he must be the guardian of his troops, taking every step to avoid loss of a single life.
The American soldier is as precious as the closest of your kin---because he is your kin, and for his sake the president must, in effect, say to Congress and to the people: "I am the Commander-in-Chief. It is my sacred duty to defend the United States, and to give our soldiers what they need to complete the mission and come home safe, whatever the cost."
If, in fulfilling this duty, the president wavers, he will have betrayed his office, for this is not a policy, it is probity. It is written on the blood-soaked ground of Saratoga, Yorktown, Antietam, Cold Harbor, the Marne, Guadacanal, the Pointe du Hoc, the Chosin Reservoir, Khe Sanh, Iraq, Afghanistan, and a thousand other places in our history, in lessons repeated over and over again.
O.K., this is pretty darn good for monday, don't you think? and I hope you are absorbing the importance of what I am writing about in my last few blogs, it is important to our futue, all of us.
In my next offering here, I will complete this really great comtribution by Rep. Mike Pence.
Many cheers, CJ
Monday, November 29, 2010
Friday, November 26, 2010
RELIGION or POLITICS ? The Presidency and the Constitution, cont'd
Hi over-eaters, maybe if you are lazy and bummed out from eating you will sit down and chew in this piece of wisdom from Imprimis published Hillsdale College. The article is by Mike Pence, Representative of Indiana's 6th Congressional district.
Cont'd from Wednesday:::::::
As the president returns to the consistent application of the principles in the Constitution, he will also ensure fiscal responsibility and prosperity. Who is better suited, with his executive and veto powers, to carry over the duty of self restraint and discipline to the idea of fiscal solvency? Whe the president restrains government spending, leaving room for the American people to enjoy the fruits of their labor, growth is inevitable. As Senator Robert Taft wrote: "Liberty has been the key to our progress in the past and is eh key to our progress in the future... If we can preserve liberty in all its essentials, there is no limit to the future of the American people."
Whereas teh president must be cautious, dutiful, and deferential at homem his character must change abroad. Were he to ask for a primer on how to act in relationship to other states, which no holder of the office has needed to this point, and were that primer to be written by the American people, whether of 1776 or 2010, you can be confident that it would contain the following instructions.
"You do not bow to kings. Outside our shores, the President of the United States of America bows to no man. When in foreign lands, you do not criticize your own county. YOu do not argue the case against the United States, but the case for it. You do not apologize to the enemies of the United States. Should you be confused, a country, or region that harbors, shelters, supports, encourages, or cheers attacks upon our country or the slaughter of our freinds and families are enemies of the United States. And, to repeat, you do not apologize to them. PERIOD.
And so my friends, please do have a great weekend and there is more here on this present subject, aand so I will continue on with it in a day or so. Thanks for reading. Cheers CJ
Cont'd from Wednesday:::::::
As the president returns to the consistent application of the principles in the Constitution, he will also ensure fiscal responsibility and prosperity. Who is better suited, with his executive and veto powers, to carry over the duty of self restraint and discipline to the idea of fiscal solvency? Whe the president restrains government spending, leaving room for the American people to enjoy the fruits of their labor, growth is inevitable. As Senator Robert Taft wrote: "Liberty has been the key to our progress in the past and is eh key to our progress in the future... If we can preserve liberty in all its essentials, there is no limit to the future of the American people."
Whereas teh president must be cautious, dutiful, and deferential at homem his character must change abroad. Were he to ask for a primer on how to act in relationship to other states, which no holder of the office has needed to this point, and were that primer to be written by the American people, whether of 1776 or 2010, you can be confident that it would contain the following instructions.
"You do not bow to kings. Outside our shores, the President of the United States of America bows to no man. When in foreign lands, you do not criticize your own county. YOu do not argue the case against the United States, but the case for it. You do not apologize to the enemies of the United States. Should you be confused, a country, or region that harbors, shelters, supports, encourages, or cheers attacks upon our country or the slaughter of our freinds and families are enemies of the United States. And, to repeat, you do not apologize to them. PERIOD.
And so my friends, please do have a great weekend and there is more here on this present subject, aand so I will continue on with it in a day or so. Thanks for reading. Cheers CJ
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
RELIGION or POLITICS ? The Presidency and the Constitution, cont'd
Hello you all, one day before Thanksgiving. I looked at yesterday's blog and noted that I didn't really complete an important part, so today I wish to do that. Below is a refresher from it and the completion, which you will agree is important to the story of Coolidge., plus a continued observation and declaration.
There is not finer, more moving, or more profound under-standing of the nature of the presidency and the command of humility placed upon it than that expressed by President Coolidge. He, like Lincoln, lost a child while he was president, a son of sixteen. "The day I became president," Coolidge wrote, "he had just started to work in a tobacco field," When one of his fellow laborers said to him, 'if my father was president I would not work in a tobacco field,' Calvin replied, "if my father were your father you would," His admiration for the boy was obvious.
Young Calvin contracted blood poisoning from an incident on the South Laws of the White House. Coolidge wrote, " What might have happened to him under other circumstances we do not know, but if I had not been president....." And then he continued,
In his suffering he was asking me to make him well, I could not. When he went, the power and glory of the Presidency went with him.
A sensibility such as this, and not power, is the source of presidential dignity, and MUST BE RESTORED! It depends entirely on character, self discipline, and an understanding of the fundamental principles that underlie not only the republic, but life itself. It communicates that the president feels the gravity of his office and is willing to sacrifice himself; that his eye is not upon his own prospects but on the storm of history, through which he must navigate with the specific powers accorded to him and the limitations placed on those powers by man and by God.
Thank you for visiting, and I think there must be an overhaul of what it takes to be a real President of the United States. and an indivual worthy of becoming one. BE alert, and be aware, and
for the present, have a great holiday season. Cheers CJ
There is not finer, more moving, or more profound under-standing of the nature of the presidency and the command of humility placed upon it than that expressed by President Coolidge. He, like Lincoln, lost a child while he was president, a son of sixteen. "The day I became president," Coolidge wrote, "he had just started to work in a tobacco field," When one of his fellow laborers said to him, 'if my father was president I would not work in a tobacco field,' Calvin replied, "if my father were your father you would," His admiration for the boy was obvious.
Young Calvin contracted blood poisoning from an incident on the South Laws of the White House. Coolidge wrote, " What might have happened to him under other circumstances we do not know, but if I had not been president....." And then he continued,
In his suffering he was asking me to make him well, I could not. When he went, the power and glory of the Presidency went with him.
A sensibility such as this, and not power, is the source of presidential dignity, and MUST BE RESTORED! It depends entirely on character, self discipline, and an understanding of the fundamental principles that underlie not only the republic, but life itself. It communicates that the president feels the gravity of his office and is willing to sacrifice himself; that his eye is not upon his own prospects but on the storm of history, through which he must navigate with the specific powers accorded to him and the limitations placed on those powers by man and by God.
Thank you for visiting, and I think there must be an overhaul of what it takes to be a real President of the United States. and an indivual worthy of becoming one. BE alert, and be aware, and
for the present, have a great holiday season. Cheers CJ
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
RELIGION or POLITICS ? The Presidency and the Constitution cont'd.
(More of the the writings of US Representative. Mike Pence of Indiana, as presented in the monthly newsletter published by Hillsdale College.)
Hi faithful readers, good to have you here only two days before Thanksgiving. I do hope you readers will try to apprecaite what is being written here. In view of what lies ahead, in the opinion of wiser people than I, you should be forewarned to, if not already, wake up and smell the odor rediating form our Capital. Then, if not, you will be forced to, one day, I wish I had listened and acted like a real heads-up and country loving citizen of the United States of America. When you do you will be happy to do the right thing and help set the country straight, by throwing the rascals out in 2012...... To proceed.
The powers of the presidency are extraordinary and necessarily great, and great presidents treat them sparingly. For example, it is not the president's job to manipulate the nations's youth for the sake of his agenda or his party. They are a potent political force when massed by the social network to which they are permanenetly attached. But if the president has their true interests at heart he will neither flatter them nor let them adore him, for in flattery is condescension and in adoration is direction, and youth is neither seasoned nor tested enough to direct the nation. Nor should it be the president's business to presume to direct them. It is difficult enough to do right by one's own children. No one can be the father of a whole continent's youth.
Is the president, therefore, expected to turn away from this and other easy advantage? Yes, like Harry Truman, who went to bed before the result of the election night, he must know when to withdraw, to hold back, and to forgo attention, publicity, or advantage.
There is not finer, more moving, or more profound under-standing of the nature of the presidency and the command of humility placed upon it than that expressed by President Coolidge. He, like Lincoln, lost a child while he was president, a son of sixteen. "The day I became president," Coolidge wrote, "he had just started to work in a tobacco field," When one of his fellow laborers said to him, 'if my father was president I would not work in a tobacco field,' Calvin replied, "if my father were yur father you would," His admiration for the boy was obvious.
Young Calvin contracted blood poisoning from an incident on the South Laws of the White House. Coolidge wrote, " What might have happened to him under other circumstances we do not know, but if I had not been president....." And then he continued,
In his suffering he was asking me to make him well, I could not. When he went, the power and glory of the Presidency went with him.
So much for this day, and thank you for visiting here. I will continue on friday and some most interesting stuff will be coming up.....do come back, and I trust you all will enjoy family, friends, and great food. Lots and lots of cheers. CJ
Hi faithful readers, good to have you here only two days before Thanksgiving. I do hope you readers will try to apprecaite what is being written here. In view of what lies ahead, in the opinion of wiser people than I, you should be forewarned to, if not already, wake up and smell the odor rediating form our Capital. Then, if not, you will be forced to, one day, I wish I had listened and acted like a real heads-up and country loving citizen of the United States of America. When you do you will be happy to do the right thing and help set the country straight, by throwing the rascals out in 2012...... To proceed.
The powers of the presidency are extraordinary and necessarily great, and great presidents treat them sparingly. For example, it is not the president's job to manipulate the nations's youth for the sake of his agenda or his party. They are a potent political force when massed by the social network to which they are permanenetly attached. But if the president has their true interests at heart he will neither flatter them nor let them adore him, for in flattery is condescension and in adoration is direction, and youth is neither seasoned nor tested enough to direct the nation. Nor should it be the president's business to presume to direct them. It is difficult enough to do right by one's own children. No one can be the father of a whole continent's youth.
Is the president, therefore, expected to turn away from this and other easy advantage? Yes, like Harry Truman, who went to bed before the result of the election night, he must know when to withdraw, to hold back, and to forgo attention, publicity, or advantage.
There is not finer, more moving, or more profound under-standing of the nature of the presidency and the command of humility placed upon it than that expressed by President Coolidge. He, like Lincoln, lost a child while he was president, a son of sixteen. "The day I became president," Coolidge wrote, "he had just started to work in a tobacco field," When one of his fellow laborers said to him, 'if my father was president I would not work in a tobacco field,' Calvin replied, "if my father were yur father you would," His admiration for the boy was obvious.
Young Calvin contracted blood poisoning from an incident on the South Laws of the White House. Coolidge wrote, " What might have happened to him under other circumstances we do not know, but if I had not been president....." And then he continued,
In his suffering he was asking me to make him well, I could not. When he went, the power and glory of the Presidency went with him.
So much for this day, and thank you for visiting here. I will continue on friday and some most interesting stuff will be coming up.....do come back, and I trust you all will enjoy family, friends, and great food. Lots and lots of cheers. CJ
Sunday, November 21, 2010
RELIGION or POLITICS ? The Presidency and the Constitution
(For now, I will continue with the writings of US Representative. Mike Pence of Indiana, as presented in the monthly newsletter published by Hillsdale College.)
Happy Sunday, good people, here we go on the continuation from above. Thanks for stopping in.
It is a tragedy indeed that new generations taking office attribute failures in governance to insufficient power, and seek more of it. In the judiciary, this has seldom been better expressed than by Justice Thurgood Marshall, who said "You do what you think is right and let the law catch up." In the Congress, it presents itself in massive legislation, acts and codes thousands of pages long and so monstrously over complicated that no human can read through them -- much less understand them, much less apply them justly to people that increasingly feel like they are no longerbeing asked but rather told Our nation finds itself in the position of a dog whose duty is not to ask why -- because the "why" is too elevated for his nature -- but simply toOBEY.
The president in not our teacher, our tutor, or ruler. He does not commmand us; we command him. We serve neither him nor his vision. It is not his job or his prerogative to redefine custom, law and beliefs; to appropreiate industries; to seize the country as it were, by the shoulders or by the throat so as to impose by force of theatrical charisma his justice upon 300 million others. It is neither his job nor his prerogative to shift the power of decision away from them and to him and the acolytes of his choosing.
Is my characterization of unprecedented presumption incorrect?? Listen to the wordsof the leader of President Obama's transition team and perhaps this mext chief-of-Staff. "It's important that President elect Obama is prepared to really take power and begin to rule day one." Or, more recently, the latest presidential appointment to avoid confirmation by the senate -- the new head of the cosumer Financial Protection Bureau --who wrote last Friday: "President Obama understands the importance of leveling the playing field again."
"Take power ...rule...leveling."
Though it is the model now, this has never been and should never be the model of the presidency or the character of the American president. No one can say this to strongly, and no one can say it enough until it is remedied. We are not subjects, we are citizens. We fought a war so that we do not have to treat even kings like kings, and --if I may remind you -- we won that war. Since then, the principle of royalty has, in this country, been inoperative. Who is better suited or more required to exemplify this conviction, in wordd and deed, that the President of the United States??
OK folks, I hope you all will read this carefully and see what is happening in our governmten these days and why it shouldn't be happening. Bad days ahead. Keep Alert. Cheers CJ
Happy Sunday, good people, here we go on the continuation from above. Thanks for stopping in.
It is a tragedy indeed that new generations taking office attribute failures in governance to insufficient power, and seek more of it. In the judiciary, this has seldom been better expressed than by Justice Thurgood Marshall, who said "You do what you think is right and let the law catch up." In the Congress, it presents itself in massive legislation, acts and codes thousands of pages long and so monstrously over complicated that no human can read through them -- much less understand them, much less apply them justly to people that increasingly feel like they are no longerbeing asked but rather told Our nation finds itself in the position of a dog whose duty is not to ask why -- because the "why" is too elevated for his nature -- but simply toOBEY.
The president in not our teacher, our tutor, or ruler. He does not commmand us; we command him. We serve neither him nor his vision. It is not his job or his prerogative to redefine custom, law and beliefs; to appropreiate industries; to seize the country as it were, by the shoulders or by the throat so as to impose by force of theatrical charisma his justice upon 300 million others. It is neither his job nor his prerogative to shift the power of decision away from them and to him and the acolytes of his choosing.
Is my characterization of unprecedented presumption incorrect?? Listen to the wordsof the leader of President Obama's transition team and perhaps this mext chief-of-Staff. "It's important that President elect Obama is prepared to really take power and begin to rule day one." Or, more recently, the latest presidential appointment to avoid confirmation by the senate -- the new head of the cosumer Financial Protection Bureau --who wrote last Friday: "President Obama understands the importance of leveling the playing field again."
"Take power ...rule...leveling."
Though it is the model now, this has never been and should never be the model of the presidency or the character of the American president. No one can say this to strongly, and no one can say it enough until it is remedied. We are not subjects, we are citizens. We fought a war so that we do not have to treat even kings like kings, and --if I may remind you -- we won that war. Since then, the principle of royalty has, in this country, been inoperative. Who is better suited or more required to exemplify this conviction, in wordd and deed, that the President of the United States??
OK folks, I hope you all will read this carefully and see what is happening in our governmten these days and why it shouldn't be happening. Bad days ahead. Keep Alert. Cheers CJ
Friday, November 19, 2010
RELIGION or POLITICS ? The Presidency and the Constitution
Hi y'all, hope you have had a great, which I have had and grateful for, and my wish is for you too. Not only a great week for me and my wife, but we are truly blessed to be able to listen and learn from Glenn Beck, whom I consider an uncredible human being, but also a GREAT AMERICAN. If you are not listening to him and paying attention then I feel sorry for you and would consider you a person lacking in intelligence but also lacking in love of country, and deserve to be unprepared for what lies ahead, and suffer accordingly.
BEWARE OF GEORGE SOROS AND WHAT HE AND THE FAR LEFT HAVE IN STORE FOR THIS COUNTRY. WAKE UP, WAKE UP, AND WAKE UP..................
But for now, I will continue with the writings of US Representative. Mike Pence of Indiana, as presented in the monthly newsletter published by Hillsdale College.
The Presidency must adhere to its definition as expressed in the Constitution, and to conduct defined over time and by tradition. While the powers of the office have enlarged, along with those of the legislature and the judiciary, the framework of the government was intended to restrict abuses common to classical empires and to the regal states of the 19th century.
Without proper adherence to the role contemplated in the Constitution for the presidency, the checks and balances in the constitutional plan become weakened. This has been most obvious in recent years when the three branches of government have been subject to the tutelage of a single party. Under either party, presidents have often forgotten that they are intended to restrain the Congress at times, and that thus fused in unholy unity, the political class has raged forward in drunken expansion of powers and prerogatives, mistakenly assuming that to exercise power is by default to do good.
Even the simplest among us knows that this is not so. Power is an instrument of fatal consequence. It is confined no more readily than quicksilver, and escapes as easily as air flows through mesh. Therefore, those who are entrusted with it must educate themselves in self-restraint. A republic is about limitation, and for good reason, because we are mortal and our actions are imperfect.
The tragedy of presidential decisions is that even with the best choice, some, perhaps many, will be left behind, and some, perhaps many, will die. Because of this, a true statesman lives continuously with what Churchill called "stress of soul". He may give to Paul, but only because he robs Peter. And that is why you must always become wary of a president who seems to float on his own greatness. For all greatness is tempered by mortality, every sould is equal, and distinctions among men cannot be owned: they are on loan from God, who takes them back and evens accounts at the end.
OK, so much for friday, and trust all are looking for a great weekend and a new week ahead. One word of advice I am merely passing along. Start being grateful for your blessing, and you will soon discover there will be even more that could hope for. Lots of cheers. CJ
BEWARE OF GEORGE SOROS AND WHAT HE AND THE FAR LEFT HAVE IN STORE FOR THIS COUNTRY. WAKE UP, WAKE UP, AND WAKE UP..................
But for now, I will continue with the writings of US Representative. Mike Pence of Indiana, as presented in the monthly newsletter published by Hillsdale College.
The Presidency must adhere to its definition as expressed in the Constitution, and to conduct defined over time and by tradition. While the powers of the office have enlarged, along with those of the legislature and the judiciary, the framework of the government was intended to restrict abuses common to classical empires and to the regal states of the 19th century.
Without proper adherence to the role contemplated in the Constitution for the presidency, the checks and balances in the constitutional plan become weakened. This has been most obvious in recent years when the three branches of government have been subject to the tutelage of a single party. Under either party, presidents have often forgotten that they are intended to restrain the Congress at times, and that thus fused in unholy unity, the political class has raged forward in drunken expansion of powers and prerogatives, mistakenly assuming that to exercise power is by default to do good.
Even the simplest among us knows that this is not so. Power is an instrument of fatal consequence. It is confined no more readily than quicksilver, and escapes as easily as air flows through mesh. Therefore, those who are entrusted with it must educate themselves in self-restraint. A republic is about limitation, and for good reason, because we are mortal and our actions are imperfect.
The tragedy of presidential decisions is that even with the best choice, some, perhaps many, will be left behind, and some, perhaps many, will die. Because of this, a true statesman lives continuously with what Churchill called "stress of soul". He may give to Paul, but only because he robs Peter. And that is why you must always become wary of a president who seems to float on his own greatness. For all greatness is tempered by mortality, every sould is equal, and distinctions among men cannot be owned: they are on loan from God, who takes them back and evens accounts at the end.
OK, so much for friday, and trust all are looking for a great weekend and a new week ahead. One word of advice I am merely passing along. Start being grateful for your blessing, and you will soon discover there will be even more that could hope for. Lots of cheers. CJ
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
RELIGION or POLITICS ? The Presidency and the Constitution
Greetings good people, tis mid-week and time keeps forging ahead, no matter, what is happening or what lies ahead that we might well not enjoy. What is happening is directly laid in the lap of George Soros, and in conjunction with, is our (yuck) President. Make no mistake, they want to wreck this country and will do it by knocking down the dollar to worthless level, and outrageous inflation.
All in direct opposition to the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. You remember this latter one don't you?
I have stuff relating to George Soros and what he is doing, but today, I want to bring you up to snuff on the subject headline, The Presidency and the Constitution. It may cover several blogs.
(The contents will be quoted from an Article by Mike Pence, U.S. representative from Indiana, a publication of Hillsdale College, called IMPRIMIS, out monthly, and in incredible source for Conservatism.)
The Presidency is the most visible thread that runs through the tapestry of the American government. More of often than not, for good or for ill, it sets the tone for the other branches and spurs the expectations of the people. It's powers are vast and consequential, its requitements impossible for mortals to fulfill without humility and insistent attention to its purpose as set forth in the Constitution of the United States.
Isn't it amazing, given the great and momentous nature of the office, that those who seek it seldom pause to consider what they are seeking? Rather, unconstrained by principle or reflection, there is a mad rush toward something that, once its powers are seized, the new president can wield as an instrument with which to transform the nation and the people according to his hightest aspirations.
But, other than in a crisis of the house divided, the presidency is neither fit nor intended to be such an instrument. When it is made that, the country sustains a wound, and cries out justly and indignantly. And what the nation says is the theme of this address. What it says -- informed by its long history, impelled by the laws of nature and nature's God -- is that we as a people are not to be ruled and not to be commanded. It says that the president should never forget this; that he has not risen above us, but is merely one of us, chosen by ballot, dismissed after his term, tasked not to transform and work his will upon us, but to bear the weight of decision and to carry out faithfully the design laid down in the Constitution in accordance with the Declaration of Independence.
Now people, please read this carefully, because there is much more, and you will not want to lose the continuity. When all this is completed, you will clearly see what we have up there in Washington, doing exactly opposite to what he is supposed to and voted in office to do. Thanks for reading, stay with me, ok, Cheers CJ
All in direct opposition to the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. You remember this latter one don't you?
I have stuff relating to George Soros and what he is doing, but today, I want to bring you up to snuff on the subject headline, The Presidency and the Constitution. It may cover several blogs.
(The contents will be quoted from an Article by Mike Pence, U.S. representative from Indiana, a publication of Hillsdale College, called IMPRIMIS, out monthly, and in incredible source for Conservatism.)
The Presidency is the most visible thread that runs through the tapestry of the American government. More of often than not, for good or for ill, it sets the tone for the other branches and spurs the expectations of the people. It's powers are vast and consequential, its requitements impossible for mortals to fulfill without humility and insistent attention to its purpose as set forth in the Constitution of the United States.
Isn't it amazing, given the great and momentous nature of the office, that those who seek it seldom pause to consider what they are seeking? Rather, unconstrained by principle or reflection, there is a mad rush toward something that, once its powers are seized, the new president can wield as an instrument with which to transform the nation and the people according to his hightest aspirations.
But, other than in a crisis of the house divided, the presidency is neither fit nor intended to be such an instrument. When it is made that, the country sustains a wound, and cries out justly and indignantly. And what the nation says is the theme of this address. What it says -- informed by its long history, impelled by the laws of nature and nature's God -- is that we as a people are not to be ruled and not to be commanded. It says that the president should never forget this; that he has not risen above us, but is merely one of us, chosen by ballot, dismissed after his term, tasked not to transform and work his will upon us, but to bear the weight of decision and to carry out faithfully the design laid down in the Constitution in accordance with the Declaration of Independence.
Now people, please read this carefully, because there is much more, and you will not want to lose the continuity. When all this is completed, you will clearly see what we have up there in Washington, doing exactly opposite to what he is supposed to and voted in office to do. Thanks for reading, stay with me, ok, Cheers CJ
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