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More good news today, my friends.
Found out that DOJ ordered a medical support order for DH. That means, he gets to pay an extra 200 a month on top of his support for her health insurance. Mind you, she is too stupid (as I said previously) to even use the insurance. Also, I could put her on mine FOR FREE! Also he only had ins. ONE MONTH out of 2011 due to lack of hours. He has to pay 8.00 an hour when he works prevailing wage all year for his ins. When he doesn't have enough hrs, that money goes into his 401K. (That thing builds fast). That 401K got us our house.
Since DOJ failed to order the medical support the FIRST TIME AROUND, I canceled her on my policy bc there wasn't an order and I couldn't keep her on.
I have been trying to contact the caseworker since APRIL 28th by email and phone. Had she gotten back to me, I could have gotten this "child" on my ins at no cost by May 1. Now she has to wait til June to be on mine, meaning, DH is out the $200 for May.
AND, it is POSSIBLE, that they won't even allow us to change from his to mine. If that happens, I AM GOING TO FREAK OUT and go to the mental hospital.
I know that I should be counting my blessings but I am too consumed with hate and anger. I talked to the chaplain who works at my job, he said that the only thing I can do is forgive her to get the hate out. He also said that we think that by hating we will poisen the hated, but we really only poisen ourselves and those around us.
Good advice is easy to give but definitely nearly impossible to apply. Could you forgive this "child"??????? Does anyone have any easier ways to get the hate out than having to forgive? (And yes I know forgiving doesn't mean I have to tell her I forgive her, but I do have to mean it in my heart).
Already have my second grievance ready to go if they don't let us switch insurance to mine. They will be in HUGE trouble because of their failure to put in the medical order prior to now. It's a federal and state law.


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PERSONAL FAVORITES; AMAR GOEL, Chief Executive, Chipshot.com, a golfing-gear site
Published: September 22, 1999
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E*Trade (www.etrade.com) -- I shop at E*Trade because they were there first and I put my money there before anyone else existed. And now it's a real pain to change. They offer a lot of good services, but their Web site is very slow and that's unfortunate.
On-line drugstores (www.drugstore.com and www.planetrx.com) -- I shop at Drugstore.com and Planetrx.com because everything is free. Every time I go to these stores, they are giving lots and lots of products away and you get more products for free when you refer friends.

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Keep the sketchbook pages coming!
good start man, keep the practice!
REAL improvement here, congrats man, keep up the practice.
Thank you so much! It really means to me. :rocker:
nice figure studies, very natural! keep then coming =)
wow, awesome stuff going on here
Quick sketch for a friend
nice enviroment stuff! Keep sharing with us =)
amazing work!!!
the hands are nice! Keep working and sharing =)
wow, that was a breath of fresh air. Thanks.
I'm suck a fanboy =(
Very very nice! I love your lines, the figures looks so natural. I'm jealous.
creep stuff, but i liked
really really quick sketch for a girl i'm flerting over msn :lounge:
these multi position figures blow my socks off o.0
Wow, very nice work man, i loved the traditional figures.
Thank youso much!
About the wip, yeah, now that you pointed that out, i see the mistakes, i will arranje that. THANKS.
i liked, it's a good start, keep drawing and sharing with us.
i loved the chair for some bizarre reason
This one is old, from 5 year ago i think, firts portrait that i really liked, plus, i used to love her, so the inspiration was kinda great.
very smooth and natural figures!
very nice stuff man, the figures are so natural
nice stuff man, keep'en coming!
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The Kitsap Peninsula [1] is in Washington State in the Pacific Northwest of the United States of America. It lies in Puget Sound between the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges.
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Zeta potential and surface charge density of polystyrene-latex; comparison with synaptic vesicle and brush border membrane vesicle
- K. OhsawaAffiliated withDepartment of Physiology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokyo
- , M. MurataAffiliated withCentral Scientific Commerce, Inc. Tokyo
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The electrophoretic mobility of polystyrene — latex (PSL) of diameter 870 Å was determined using a Laser Zee System 3000. This instrument enables automatic measurement of the electrophoretic mobility of fine particles. Effect of pH and ionic strengthI on the PSL mobility was analyzed. It was found that the mobility as a function of pH has a minimum around pH 3–4 atI=0.1, showing no isoelectric point, and that the mobility decreases with increasing ionic strength up toI=0.1 but is almost constant forI=0.1–0.2 at pH=7.34. From the mobility date, we estimated the zeta potentialζ of PSL. We used an approximate mobility formula derived by Ohshima, Healy and White, which is considerably more accurate than Smolchowski's and Henry's formula and is applicable for fine particles with smallχ a (χ a≳10), whereχ is the Debye-Hückel parameter anda is the particle radius. Further, we calculated the surface charge densityσ of PSL using an approximateσζ relationship. It was found that there are 2000–4000 negative charges on the PSL surface at pH=7.34. Comparison is made with the results on synaptic vesicles (SV) from brain cerebrum cortex and brush-border-membrane vesicles (BBMV) from the small intestine.
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Some Herbs May Fight Cancer
Barbed Skullcap Tea
Barbed skullcap is the Chinese medicinal herb ban zhi lian. Its scientific name is Scutellaria barbata. Tea made from the herb has been used for a variety of purposes -- including treatment of liver, lung, and rectal cancer.
Brian Wong, PhD, of Union College in Lincoln, Neb., tried giving it to a strain of mice bred to develop prostate cancer. Normally, these mice quickly develop fatal prostate tumors. Those who received barbed skullcap had much slower tumor growth.
"We hope to find the same benefits against prostate cancer in human models," Wong says in a news release.
The herb is brewed into a dark tea. It's very potent, Wong says, and only a small cupful provides a full dose. However, he warns against drinking lots of the tea in an effort to prevent cancer.
"I drink it because I know on the molecular level it is blocking carcinogens," Wong says. "But I don't drink it daily. We need to work out the liver toxicity of the extract. Too much is not good."
Green Tea
Several researchers presented new research into the anticancer effects of green tea.
Nurulain Zaveri, PhD, of SRI International in Menlo Park, Calif., reported on the green tea extract known as EGCG (epigallocatechin-3-gallate). Though this extract is thought to have anticancer properties, it's not easily absorbed by the body. One would have to drink seven or eight cups of green tea a day to get an effective dose of EGCG.
Zaveri's team developed a form of EGCG that's more easily absorbed. In the test tube, it inhibits a breast cancer growth factor.
Iman Hakim, MD, PhD, of the Arizona Cancer Center, led a study in which smokers drank four cups a day of green or black tea. Decaffeinated green tea -- but not black tea -- cut down on one kind of DNA damage seen in smokers.
Jia-Sheng Wang, MD, PhD, of Texas Tech University, led studies of the effects of a green tea extract on people at high risk of liver cancer. Study participants received green tea polyphenols for three months. At the end of the study, they had lower levels of a chemical marker for liver cancer risk.
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Lieutenant Colonel Adam J. Kimmich is a 1997 graduate of Vanderbilt University and was commissioned as an Infantry Officer.
Following his commission and completion of the Army Ranger School, LTC Kimmich was assigned to 1/27, 25th Infantry Division at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.
LTC Kimmich completed the Special Forces Qualification Course in 2002 and was assigned to, 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne) where he commanded a Special Forces Operational Detachment.
Other assignments included numerous deployments throughout the Asia-Pacific Theater and Operation IRAQI FREEDOM; Special Operations Command, Pacific (SOCPAC) and SOCPAC Special Activities Division. LTC Kimmich returned to 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne) and followed with deployments and assignments to Task Force SULU, Joint Special Operations Task Force – Philippines, Operation ENDURING FREEDOM – Philippines; US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), where he served in a number of various commands including Interagency Task Force; Director of Operations for the USSOCOM Interagency Partnership Program (IAPP) and as Operations Officer for synchronizing Interagency efforts with Theater Special Operations Commands.
LTC Kimmich' military education includes the Infantry Captains Career Course, Special Forces Assessment and Selection and the Naval War College, Naval College of Command and Staff with a Master of Arts in National Security and Strategic Studies.
LTC Kimmich' awards and decorations include the Bronze Star Medal, Defense Meritorious Service Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, Meritorious Service Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, and numerous other Campaign Service, Overseas Service, and Army commendations medals, the Special Forces Tab, Combat Infantryman's Badge, Ranger Tab, Parachutists Badge, Air Assault Badge, and Expert Infantryman's Badge.
Command Sergeant Major Elias A. Gelat was born and raised in Houston. He joined the U.S. Army to become an Airborne Infantryman. His assignments included the 1st Battalion, 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division; 6th Battalion, 6th Infantry; 1st Armored Division, 6th Battalion, 502nd Infantry, Berlin Brigade, and the XVIII Airborne Corps Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) Academy. He has served as a paratrooper, scout team leader and in Operation Desert Storm, as a squad leader, as well as an NCOES instructor.
After being selected for recruiting duty, Command Sergeant Major Gelat served 14 years in the 5th Recruiting Brigade at the Houston and Dallas battalions, where he ascended the ranks as a recruiter, station commander and first sergeant. Following his promotion to sergeant major, he was reassigned to the 6th Recruiting Brigade, serving as the Operations Sergeant Major for two years in the Southern California Recruiting Battalion, Mission Viejo, Calif., and most recently, the Command Sergeant Major for the 1st Recruiting Brigade's New England Recruiting Battalion.
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Command Sergeant Major Gelat's awards and decorations include: five Meritorious Service Medals, 19 Army Commendation Medals, eight Army Achievement Medals, the Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal, the Southwest Asia Service Medal with three campaigns stars, Kuwaiti Liberation Medal, Valorous Unit Award, Joint Meritorious Unit Award and three Superior Unit Awards, Airborne Wings, German Paratrooper Wings, Combat Infantryman's Badge, and the Expert Infantry Badge. He was awarded all recruiting awards up to and including the Glen E. Morrell Award, and he is a FORSCOM Audie Murphy Club member. In addition, Command Sergeant Major Gelat was the 2004 USAREC Station Commander of the year, the 5th BDE First Sergeant of the Year for 2006, 2007 and 2008.
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Is it possible to change a hard drive's file allocation unit size without formatting or at least not lose files?
There are third party partition managers that allow you to change the cluster size without reformatting. One example is the MiniTool Partition Wizard (all non-free versions):
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T04886 The Typographer 1986
Acrylic on seven canvas panels, braced by painted aluminium tubing, and string, overall dimensions 2972 × 2020 × 673 (117 × 79 1/2 × 22 1/2)
Inscribed 'R Smith | 86' on back of lower of two elliptical panels
Presented by the artist in memory of his father 1987
Lit: Tate Gallery Calendar, March 1988, repr.
This work consists of seven separate, irregularly shaped sections of cotton canvas. Each of the sections is cross-braced back and front with painted aluminium tubing, attached diagonally to the canvas with lengths of coloured string. The tubing attached to the back of each section is painted dark red and that on the front dark green. There are altogether thirty red rods and twentyone green rods, of differing lengths. The lengths of string, which have been painted to match the rods they secure, pass through the tubing and are threaded through metal eyelets on the edges of the canvas. Where the front and back tubes cross, the artist has secured them at each intersection, with shorter lengths of string which pass through the canvas. The canvas panels are thinly painted on the front with a series of hard-edged abstract shapes, with the exception of one section in the centre of the work on which the artist's initials are stencilled. The predominant colours are a bright acid green, scarlet, dark blue and black. Each panel is painted matt red or matt green on the reverse. The work hangs from seven points. Each canvas section is supended from its uppermost corner by a length of red string attached at one end to the canvas though an eyelet, and, at the other end, to a metal loop.
The panels are suspended on cables to a height of ten feet from the floor. At the end of the cables are bull dog clips to which the canvas panels are attached. When T04886 was acquired by the Tate Gallery, Smith agreed that the work could be suspended from a box secured to the gallery wall at a height of sixteen feet. Screw eyes are fitted into the box at seven points. Thin steel cable is attached to the screw eyes and the work is joined to these by strings suspended on bull-dog clips. When installed, the individual sections overlap to create a shallow relief.
The artist presented this work to the Tate Gallery in memory of his father, Charles Walter Smith, a printer who was born in Bethnal Green, London, and worked in the Stationery Office until his retirement. He worked at the Drury Lane Press printing Hansard, the daily parliamentary record. He continued in this job, which, according to the artist, involved working at night to prepare for printing the next day, throughout the Second World War. The artist told the compiler (22 June 1994) that he was close to his father, who always encouraged him and followed his career closely.
In a letter dated 26 July 1986 to Alan Bowness, then Director of the Tate Gallery, Smith described T04886 as a 'transcription of Léger's painting "The Typographer"'. Although in Smith's painting there is an obvious connection between the title of the work and his father's profession, the artist subsequently confirmed that there are no direct references to his father in the work (conversation with the compiler, 22 June 1994).
Smith based T04886 on two works by Fernand Léger, which are part of a series of four closely related paintings made between 1917 and 1919. He told the compiler that when installed, the panels of T 04886 should replicate as closely as possible the positions of the painted planes in the Légers. The four Léger paintings are: 'The Typographer', 1918 (Harold Diamond, New York, repr. Georges Bauquier, Fernand Léger: Catalogue raisonné de l'oeuvre peint. Vol.I 1903–1919, Paris 1990, p.263, no.146 in col.); 'The Typographer (Second State)', 1919 (Staatsgalerie Moderner Kunst, Munich, repr. ibid., p.333, no.188 in col.); 'The Typographer', 1919 (Rijksmuseum Kröller Müller, Otterlo, repr.ibid., p.335, no.189 in col.); 'The Typographer', 1919 (Louise and Walter Arensberg Collection, Philadelphia Museum of Art, repr.ibid., p.337, no.190 in col.). The largest of these works is the painting completed in 1918, also known as 'Composition'. It measures 248 × 182 cm and is the closest in scale to T04886.
Smith told the compiler that T04886 was inspired by the paintings in Philadelphia and New York (Bauquier 1990, nos.146, 190), and this is apparent when the Smith is compared with illustrations of the four Léger compositions. Smith had seen the work in the Philadelphia Museum and had also seen a photograph of the New York painting in a magazine. He is unable to remember what publication this was.
In Léger and the Avant-Garde (New Haven and London 1976), Christopher Green discusses the 'Typographer' series in detail. He traces the source of the image to paintings and drawings made by Léger of a wounded soldier at the Western Front during the First World War. The profile of a pipe smoking soldier, with his head bandaged, was represented by Léger in a number of works from 1914 onwards (see Green 1976, pp.117–18, 151–7). Green writes that the 'Typographer' theme was probably suggested to Léger while the artist was working closely with typographers on his illustrations for the volume of poems J'ai tué by the Swiss poet Blaise Cendrars, published in 1918. He describes how the 'machine-man' image of the soldier was fragmented and reassembled by Léger in preparation for its return as the 'peacetime Typographer' (ibid., p.153). What were bandages in the early soldier paintings became discs in the 'Typographer' works. The stylised pipe smoking heads, seen in profile, were flattened and simplified into basic machine-like forms. The works on which T04886 is based are the most abstract in the series. Green writes (p.156):
Here the ellipse has become a brilliant focal area of colour clashes - orange against deep blue against white, white against pale blue against yellow - a focal area at the apex of pictorial activity around which equally strong, flat colour planes emerge from behind and cut in front of austere darker areas and broad expanses of white, creating a floating sensation of spatial depth without perspective.
In T04886, Smith investigates the relationship between illusionistic space and three-dimensional architectural space. He extends the spatial ambiguity established by Léger in two dimensions, by setting up a fairly shallow three-dimensional space. In T04886 he has broadly adhered to the principle divisions within the compositions of the two Légers, simplifying these into seven main sections. However, he suggests the complexity of Leger's overlapping vertical planes and flattened imagery in his painting on the sections which partly camouflages the shapes of his cut-out canvases. T04886 is closest in composition to the New York Léger (Bauquier 1990, no.146): both establish the schematised disc or beret-crowned head and shoulder of the 'typographer' in a shallow foreground. The planes in both the New York and Philadelphia Légers are much flatter than in the other versions where the mechanistic images appear more volumetric.
Where Léger introduces vertical white planes in the background, Smith relies on the white wall revealed between his irregularly shaped canvases. As the canvases of T04886 are suspended, rather than attached to the wall, the arrangement of the panels alters slightly with each installation. Smith told the compiler that he had followed Léger's colour scheme in T04886 and, like Léger, had used only reds, dark blues, blacks and white. The only significant change is Smith's use of bright acid green where there was yellow in the Légers.
Léger's 'Typographer' series included lettering. What in the Léger paintings are a stencilled 'R' and possibly part of an 'O' become in T04886 the artist's initials 'R S' (centre left). Smith told the compiler that he had been experimenting with a series of works inspired by Cubism, none of which he has exhibited, when he made T04886.
In conversation with the compiler the artist agreed that there was a connection between his proto-Pop works of the 1960s which incorporated images of commercial packaging (see, for example, 'Gift Wrap', 1963, T02004, repr. Tate Gallery Acquisitions 1974–6, 1978, p.148) and the way he had incorporated a Léger in 'The Typographer'. He commented that he sometimes felt that he did not have a subject for his work. He had abandoned Pop imagery around 1964, feeling that it had become too ubiquitous and popular.
Since 1972 Smith has made many banner-like works. Sometimes referred to as 'kites', these consist of single sections, or groups of overlapping, sections of canvas or paper, stretched over rods and suspended on strings or wires (see, for example, 'Early Reply', 1972, T02005, repr. Tate Gallery Report 1974–6, 1978, p.149, and 'Cartouche II-10', 1979, T03060, repr. Tate Gallery Report 1979–80, 1981, p.159.) He has also worked on a number of public commissions in America, using similar techniques on a much larger scale.
Commenting on the scale of T04886, which is smaller than many of his contemporary hanging canvas works, the artist said that it was a problem to make this type of work on a relatively domestic scale. With so many hanging elements, none could be too small or the supporting metal tubes would become too prominent within the composition. As it was, he had had to use a thinner section of tube than his usual 3/8 inch section in T04886. (Smith cited for comparison his 1985 project for the Landmark Center in Orlando, Florida, where the individual hanging elements are over thirty feet long.)
T04886 was made in a period of a few weeks in the studio Smith then had in Warren Street, New York. He did not recall making a maquette. He had found it liberating to make something which had its roots outside his own aesthetic. The process of making this work involved matching the separate planes with the planes in Léger's paintings, within the limitations of the kite structure which Smith has pioneered. Here he had made the work of another artist his own, by superimposing his own structure and method of working.
In conversation, Smith confirmed that prior to its acquisition by the Tate, T04886 had not been exhibited or reproduced and had not been the subject of any published or unpublished writing.
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Skip to comments.TO ALL AMERICANS: A WARNING
Posted on 10/23/2009 9:13:52 AM PDT by faucetman
From Naval Aviator, Commander Jerry Wilson
We lived in California during the winters of 2007 and 2008. We became addicted to Fox News and watched OReilly and Hannity and Colmes every night. When we got back home, we upgraded our cable to get Fox. I watched the Presidential campaign very closely. Initially, because I thought the Democrats would nominate Hillary Clinton and then in astonishment when they chose an even more hard-left candidate. All of last year I told everyone I could that Obama was not a Democrat, he is a Marxist. He is far to the left of any European leader and even our far left party, the NDP.
I read Saul Alinsky when I was in the University. I studied him and his writing carefully. When Bill Ayers and his idiot wife were bombing and killing people at random in the Weather Underground, the Weather Underground and the Black Panthers were closely allied. I read David Horowitzs account of changing from a Marxist to a conservative after seeing that the government was afraid to prosecute members of the Panthers for murdering his personal assistant. He suddenly understood the evil that Marxism really was.
After the student radicals failed in creating a Marxist revolution in the United States by violent means, they embraced Alinsky. You would be wise to read Rules for Radicals because it outlines how Hillary and Obama planned to get into power, and what they intended to do when they got it.
Socialism is not the correct description for what Obama and the Democrats are doing. They are going to be much more far reaching than anything Sweden has ever been able to do. Obama is following Alinskys plans, those set out in Rules for Radicals and his other writing. The Democrats are attempting to create one party rule in the U.S. And in achieving that, will create crisis after crisis by their own actions and use those crisis to nationalize the means of production in the U.S. We are in the middle of a communist revolution and few in the U.S. can actually see it for what it truly is.
The U.S. is now on the path of financial destruction. The Constitution has been shredded and individual human rights are being trampled. In less than 8 months. Obama has used a recession to take over the two largest industries in the U.S. He will debase the Dollar and is on the road to creating an incredible energy shortage that will allow him and Congress to take over the energy industry.
But by and large I think that by the 2010 elections, the Democrats will have gerrymandered electoral districts to the point that it will be impossible for them to lose control of both houses of Congress. The incredible increase in the money supply is going to create Zimbabwe and Venezuela style inflation, and with it, controls on the currency and the amount of money that can be taken out of the country.
I love America , I cannot believe how the ignorance of the American public has created a situation whereby they are going to lose their Republic and slip into an age of repression and tyranny.
I may be nuts, but so far I have been 100% in my predictions of what Obama was going to do, because I merely had to look at Rules for Radicals to see what was coming next.
I read Glenn Becks book, Common Sense and in it re-read Thomas Paines pamphlet with the same name. I recommend the book.
When the storm finally hits (and it will), those of you who supported the Obama administration will be affected as well. It wont just be us gun owners or Flat-Taxers, or Pro-Lifers that get hit. Youll be right there next to us.
You all thought the Conservatives were nut cases. You know, all of us who believe in God, small government, the Second Amendment, etc. You thought you could just go back to sleep after the election was over. In your world, America will continue as before. Youll still have the same rights, the same nice house, the same big screen television. After all, your high school football team won and the other team lost go team! Even if you have bothered to look up from the daily grind since Nov 4th, you dismissed everything that has occurred as politics as usualthe same old stuff.
In the end, itll all be OK wont it? Not this time.
There are a growing number of citizens in the US that are ready to fight to shut down the governments grab of personal freedom, its blatant abuse of the constitution, and its attempt to replace the American way of life with socialism/communism. You have to listen carefully to hear them, but they are there. I wont start that fight, but when it goes down I will join it.
As for you, why, youll be shocked because you didnt see it coming. And eventually youll be saddened when you see that we have truly lost the way of life with which you grew up. Youll be saddened that your children and grandchildren live in a socialist/communist, government-controlled gulag where their every movement from cradle to grave is tracked by the government. But most of all, youll be saddened by the death of friends and relatives who are brave enough to fight and die for something they believe in.
You know, McCain wasnt much of a candidate. Ill give you that. He was the lesser of two evils for most of us. I dont blame you for not voting for him since, at the time, you didnt know what we all know now. But at least John McCain was an American. He was a supporter of the American way o f life and he understood that you cant negotiate with terrorists. He understood and appreciated the sacrifice made by my father and other members of the Greatest Generation.
Mark my words friends. All across America groups are forming. They are forming out of anger and out of desperation at the thought of losing America . Theyre not militia groups or terrorists as the Department of Homeland security would have you believe; they are Americans, loyal to the constitution. They are mothers and fathers and grandparents. They belong to groups like the Minutemen Civil Defense Corps, the Peaceful Resistance, the Constitution Party, the Young Conservatives, the 9/12 Project, and Grassfire. Right now they are fragmented, each focused on their own cause. But sometime in the next two years, our government is going to do something really stupid and these groups will come together. Watch for it, wait for itget ready. It will happen.
When that event happens, whatever it is, our great country is going to plunge into chaos for a while. I pray to God that we make it through that time and emerge a stronger, smarter country.
Naval Aviator, Commander Jerry Wilson, jerrywilson@centurytel .net
Live Free or Die Fighting
It is his intent...it is all part of his fundamental change. He is a marxist ideologue and he, his adherants, and his handlers mean to destroy American as we have known it.
We must support and elect constitutional candidates whom we know beforehand will take their oath to the constitution seriously and fufill that oath, and who are committed wholly to stand on and support constitutional principle.
When WE, the citizens and voters of this nation insist on that course of action ourselves, in large numbers, we will inact change.
That is what is happening with Sarah and others who are supporting Hoffman...and it is what MUST happen with each of us. It will force the GOP back to the constitution, and back to its own platform for Heaven's sake.
When we do, the right candidates and the right parties will rise to the top like cream rises to the top of fresh milk because we will have insisted and forced it to be so.
The FR sanctioned:
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Yes, that was an excellent post.
You are exactly correct. I've been saying the same thing for the last two years. Rush Limbaugh is correct when he says the following on his website this morning:
"What we've living through now is why the Revolution was fought and the Constitution was written. To limit the powers of a tyrannical government."
Please stop by the FReepathon thread and give it a bump.
If you haven't made a donation yet, please give it some thought.
Don't apologize. This is an excellent post.
Hey, Jerry - I'd watch out for Roughhead and Mullen, if I were you!
Thank you for posting this. He is a absolutely correct and thanks to people like him and you we are waking up.
One correction and thank goodness he is wrong. Dems can't redraw or gerrymand any district until AFTER the 2010 census so we can make our voices heard for 2010 at least
We damn sure better make sure we don't let the obamites win in 10
marked to read later...
I agree completely with the opinions in this post.
ANd it doesn't have A THING to do with Obama being half-white.
It's his socialistis politics.
Glenn Beck has clearly read Rules for Radicals, and has learned how to turn those tactics right back on them (which is why Fox is driving them mad)
By R.J. Rummel
Note that I completed this study in November 1993 while still engaged in collecting democide data. Not all the democide totals I mention here may be complete, therefore. For final figures on communist megamurderers, see my summary Table 1.2 in my Death by Government. For all final estimates, see the summary table in Statistics of Democide
With the passing of communism into history as an ideological alternative to democracy it is time to do some accounting of its human costs.
Few would deny any longer that communism—Marxism-Leninism and its variants—meant in practice bloody terrorism, deadly purges, lethal gulags and forced labor, fatal deportations, man-made famines, extrajudicial executions and show trials, and genocide. It is also widely known that as a result millions of innocent people have been murdered in cold blood. Yet there has been virtually no concentrated statistical work on what this total might be.
For about eight years I have been sifting through thousands of sources trying to determine the extent of democide (genocide and mass murder) in this century. As a result of that effort** I am able to give some conservative figures on what is an unrivaled communist hecatomb, and to compare this to overall world totals.
First, however, I should clarify the term democide. It means for governments what murder means for an individual under municipal law. It is the premeditated killing of a person in cold blood, or causing the death of a person through reckless and wanton disregard for their life. Thus, a government incarcerating people in a prison under such deadly conditions that they die in a few years is murder by the state—democide—as would parents letting a child die from malnutrition and exposure be murder. So would government forced labor that kills a person within months or a couple of years be murder. So would government created famines that then are ignored or knowingly aggravated by government action be murder of those who starve to death. And obviously, extrajudicial executions, death by torture, government massacres, and all genocidal killing be murder. However, judicial executions for crimes that internationally would be considered capital offenses, such as for murder or treason (as long as it is clear that these are not fabricated for the purpose of executing the accused, as in communist show trials), are not democide. Nor is democide the killing of enemy soldiers in combat or of armed rebels, nor of noncombatants as a result of military action against military targets.
With this understanding of democide, Table 1 lists all communist governments that have committed any form of democide and gives their estimated total domestic and foreign democide and its annual rate (the percent of a government's domestic population murdered per year). It also shows the total for communist guerrillas (including quasi-governments, as of the Mao soviets in China prior to the communist victory in 1949) and the world total for all governments and guerillas (including such quasi-governments as of the White Armies during the Russian civil war in 1917-1922). Figure 1 graphs the communist megamurderers and compares this to the communist and world totals.
Of course, eventhough systematically determined and calculated, all these figures and their graph are only rough approximations. Even were we to have total access to all communist archives we still would not be able to calculate precisely how many the communists murdered. Consider that even in spite of the archival statistics and detailed reports of survivors, the best experts still disagree by over 40 percent on the total number of Jews killed by the Nazis. We cannot expect near this accuracy for the victims of communism. We can, however, get a probable order of magnitude and a relative approximation of these deaths within a most likely range. And that is what the figures in Table 1 are meant to be. Their apparent precision is only due to the total for most communist governments being the summation of dozens of subtotals (as of forced labor deaths each year) and calculations (as in extrapolating scholarly estimates of executions or massacres).
With this understood, the Soviet Union appears the greatest megamurderer of all, apparently killing near 61,000,000 people. Stalin himself is responsible for almost 43,000,000 of these. Most of the deaths, perhaps around 39,000,000 are due to lethal forced labor in gulag and transit thereto. Communist China up to 1987, but mainly from 1949 through the cultural revolution, which alone may have seen over 1,000,000 murdered, is the second worst megamurderer. Then there are the lesser megamurderers, such as North Korea and Tito's Yugoslavia.
Obviously the population that is available to kill will make a big difference in the total democide, and thus the annual percentage rate of democide is revealing. By far, the most deadly of all communist countries and, indeed, in this century by far, has been Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge. Pol Pot and his crew likely killed some 2,000,000 Cambodians from April 1975 through December 1978 out of a population of around 7,000,000. This is an annual rate of over 8 percent of the population murdered, or odds of an average Cambodian surviving Pol Pot's rule of slightly over just over 2 to 1.
In sum the communist probably have murdered something like 110,000,000, or near two-thirds of all those killed by all governments, quasi-governments, and guerrillas from 1900 to 1987. Of course, the world total itself it shocking. It is several times the 38,000,000 battle-dead that have been killed in all this century's international and domestic wars. Yet the probable number of murders by the Soviet Union alone—one communist country— well surpasses this cost of war. And those murders of communist China almost equal it.
Figure 2 shows the major sources of death for those murdered under communism and compares this to world totals for each source for this century. A few of these sources require some clarification. Deaths through government terrorism means the killing of specific individuals by assassination, extrajudicial executions, torture, beatings, and such. Massacre, on the other hand, means the indiscriminate mass killing of people, as in soldiers machine gunning demonstrators, or entering a village and killing all of its inhabitants. As used here, genocide is the killing of people because of their ethnicity, race, religion, or language. And democide through deportation is the killing of people during their forced mass transportation to distant regions and their death as a direct result, such as through starvation or exposure. Democidal famine is that which is purposely caused or aggravated by government or which is knowingly ignored and aid to its victims is withheld.
As can be seen in the figure, communist forced labor was particularly deadly. It not only accounts for most deaths under communism, but is close to the world total, which also includes colonial forced labor deaths (as in German, Portuguese, and Spanish colonies). Communists also committed genocide, to be sure, but only near half of the world total. Communists are much less disposed to massacre then were many other noncommunist governments (such as the Japanese military during World War II, or the Nationalist Chinese government from 1928 to 1949). As can be seen from the comparative total for terrorism, communists were much more discriminating in their killing overall, even to the extent in the Soviet Union, communist China, and Vietnam, at least, of using a quota system. Top officials would order local officials to kill a certain number of "enemies of the people," "rightists", or "tyrants".
How can we understand all this killing by communists? It is the marriage of an absolutist ideology with the absolute power. Communists believed that they knew the truth, absolutely. They believed that they knew through Marxism what would bring about the greatest human welfare and happiness. And they believed that power, the dictatorship of the proletariat, must be used to tear down the old feudal or capitalist order and rebuild society and culture to realize this utopia. Nothing must stand in the way of its achievement. Government—the Communist Party—was thus above any law. All institutions, cultural norms, traditions, and sentiments were expendable. And the people were as though lumber and bricks, to be used in building the new world.
Constructing this utopia was seen as though a war on poverty, exploitation, imperialism, and inequality. And for the greater good, as in a real war, people are killed. And thus this war for the communist utopia had its necessary enemy casualties, the clergy, bourgeoisie, capitalists, wreckers, counterrevolutionaries, rightists, tyrants, rich, landlords, and noncombatants that unfortunately got caught in the battle. In a war millions may die, but the cause may be well justified, as in the defeat of Hitler and an utterly racist Nazism. And to many communists, the cause of a communist utopia was such as to justify all the deaths. The irony of this is that communism in practice, even after decades of total control, did not improve the lot of the average person, but usually made their living conditions worse than before the revolution. It is not by chance that the greatest famines have occurred within the Soviet Union (about 5,000,000 dead during 1921-23 and 7,000,000 from 1932-3) and communist China (about 27,000,000 dead from 1959-61). In total almost 55,000,000 people died in various communist famines and associated diseases, a little over 10,000,000 of them from democidal famine. This is as though the total population of Turkey, Iran, or Thailand had been completely wiped out. And that something like 35,000,000 people fled communist countries as refugees, as though the countries of Argentina or Columbia had been totally emptied of all their people, was an unparalleled vote against the utopian pretensions of Marxism-Leninism.
But communists could not be wrong. After all, their knowledge was scientific, based on historical materialism, an understanding of the dialectical process in nature and human society, and a materialist (and thus realistic) view of nature. Marx has shown empirically where society has been and why, and he and his interpreters proved that it was destined for a communist end. No one could prevent this, but only stand in the way and delay it at the cost of more human misery. Those who disagreed with this world view and even with some of the proper interpretations of Marx and Lenin were, without a scintilla of doubt, wrong. After all, did not Marx or Lenin or Stalin or Mao say that. . . . In other words, communism was like a fanatical religion. It had its revealed text and chief interpreters. It had its priests and their ritualistic prose with all the answers. It had a heaven, and the proper behavior to reach it. It had its appeal to faith. And it had its crusade against nonbelievers.
What made this secular religion so utterly lethal was its seizure of all the state's instrument of force and coercion and their immediate use to destroy or control all independent sources of power, such as the church, the professions, private businesses, schools, and, of course, the family. The result is what we see in Table 1.
But communism does not stand alone in such mass murder. We do have the example of Nazi Germany, which may have itself murdered some 20,000,000 Jews, Poles, Ukrainians, Russians, Yugoslaves, Frenchmen, and other nationalities. Then there is the Nationalist government of China under Chiang Kai-shek, which murdered near 10,000,000 Chinese from 1928 to 1949, and the Japanese militarists who murdered almost 6,000,000 Chinese, Indonesians, Indochinese, Koreans, Filipinos, and others during world War II. And then we have the 1,000,000 or more Bengalis and Hindus killed in East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) in 1971 by the Pakistan military. Nor should we forget the mass expulsion of ethnic Germans and German citizens from Eastern Europe at the end of World War II, particularly by the Polish government as it seized the German Eastern Territories, killing perhaps over 1,000,000 of them. Nor should we ignore the 1,000,000 plus deaths in Mexico from 1900 to 1920, many of these poor Indians and peasants being killed by forced labor on barbaric haciendas. And one could go on and on to detail various kinds of noncommunist democide.
But what connects them all is this. As a government's power is more unrestrained, as its power reaches into all the corners of culture and society, and as it is less democratic, then the more likely it is to kill its own citizens. There is more than a correlation here. As totalitarian power increases, democide multiplies until it curves sharply upward when totalitarianism is near absolute. As a governing elite has the power to do whatever it wants, whether to satisfy its most personal desires, to pursue what it believes is right and true, it may do so whatever the cost in lives. In this case power is the necessary condition for mass murder. Once an elite have it, other causes and conditions can operated to bring about the immediate genocide, terrorism, massacres, or whatever killing an elite feels is warranted.
Finally, at the extreme of totalitarian power we have the greatest extreme of democide. Communist governments have almost without exception wielded the most absolute power and their greatest killing (such as during Stalin's reign or the height of Mao's power) has taken place when they have been in their own history most totalitarian. As most communist governments underwent increasing liberalization and a loosening of centralized power in the 1960s through the 1980s, the pace of killing dropped off sharply.
Communism has been the greatest social engineering experiment we have ever seen. It failed utterly and in doing so it killed over 100,000,000 men, women, and children, not to mention the near 30,000,000 of its subjects that died in its often aggressive wars and the rebellions it provoked. But there is a larger lesson to be learned from this horrendous sacrifice to one ideology. That is that no one can be trusted with power. The more power the center has to impose the beliefs of an ideological or religious elite or impose the whims of a dictator, the more likely human lives are to be sacrificed. This is but one reason, but perhaps the most important one, for fostering liberal democracy
Praise God, and pass the ammunition.
More reasoning voters trusted to the common sense and gut level patriotism of American voters... we were wrong and now have an uphil battle staring us in the face.
Moral to the story: Don't trust your future, family or fortunes to people you don't know. (READ: younger voters/minority interests/uneducated-ill educated voters)
I think it's exactly this realization by a lot of people that is driving ammunition shortages. In my view, I want to be able to defend my home, but if the time comes to really put the Second Amendment to the test, I won't show up unarmed, and neither will many of my close personal friends and neighbors.
My very thoughts, well written, but will anyone wake up and read this?
bookmarking for later reading
"Watch for it, wait for itget ready. It will happen."
As far as I'm concerned, this can't happen soon enough.
And yes, that was an "Excellent post."
I think you are correct. Your average American see a huge problem coming down the road.
Excellent post. I agree 100% and am also waiting to join in taking this country back from the Marxists. This is the day and age we live in. I am not going to the grave without knowing that I stood up for my country and our Constitution for the sake of our children.
In the end, itll all be OK wont it? Not this time."
Obama actually told us during the campaigning what he intended to do ... in a very brief few words .... but it was there for anyone thinking and paying attention to his 'hope and change'.
( IE Fundamentally change America, redistribution of wealth, creating a private security force as well armed as our armed forces, you can no longer sit in your comfort of 70 degree temperatures using our energy, educating our children, bringing our troops out of Iraq, no preconditions to speaking to Iran, Korea, etc., close Gitmo, create a path for citizenship for illegals from Mexico, PUBLIC OPTION HEALTH CARE FOR EVERYONE stopping legal blocks to free abortions, One World government, agreeing with the UN, International law on global warming, dissing our constitution, "it says what you can't do ... not what you can do, it is outdated" etc., etc., etc., )
Mind boggling how any Republicans voted for Obama. MOO
Yes, I'm afraid you're right. Obama is dumb and incompetent, but he is going full bore to destroy the country.
I think you can add to Communism two other components: Islam and racism.
Obama grew up a Muslim and probably still is Muslim, though no one can know what goes on inside someone else's head. He is certainly much more sympathetic to Islam than to Christianity, and he hates Jews.
Obama also grew up thinking of himself as some sort of black African freedom fighter, and he hates colonialism—which means the U.S. and all the white European nations. He hates the U.S., he hates Canada, he hates England, he hates France, because he holds them accountable for colonizing and enslaving Africa. Never mind that it was the Muslims who were doing the slaving—including Obama's own ancestors. He has sucked up all the Communist propaganda, and his ambition is to wreck the Christian/Western world. The civilized world, as most of us think of it.
Whether he was born in Kenya or Africa, he thinks of himself as a MauMau like his ancestors. He and Bill Ayers said as much in "Dreams from My Father." Never mind that his black father abandoned him. His white mother abandoned him, too, but he is determined to realize their dreams of destroying the white colonialists.
Communism was born in Germany and London, in the midst of the civilized world, but it took roots around the edges—in Russia, China, Africa, and other parts of the Third World. The KGB used black hatred of whites as a way of stirring up trouble in Africa, and that hatred is still very much alive, even though Communism failed in the Soviet Union.
We are ruled by a man who is governed by that hatred, and has been taught by Communist and Muslim mentors how to bring down the West that he hates.
But what really frightens me about Obama and his minions is that they are going to rig, stuff the ballot box, and do whatever it takes to make sure they stay in control.
Here is just one example:
P.S. I'm not sure why Orly Taitz's website is off limits for FR linking. One possible reason is that it has, from time to time, been infested with viruses by hackers working for Obama.
Some of that appears to have been exaggerated, as Google tried to keep people away from Orly's site by lying about it. But some of it was real. I wouldn't go there unless you have good, up-to-date anti-malware programs installed. A little victory for Obama and his corrupt hordes.
Why would they geremander districts?
It's not like they actually intend to hold a real election! Come on people, get it through your heads, this guy's a Chavista and has been from day one. It's the plan.
Technically, it was the lady who did the books for the Panthers. The Panthers were getting federal (and maybe state) funds for a school they ran and I think other "community" endeavors. Of course these funds were looted from. She kept uncovering irregularities in the books and raised those concerns to the Panthers and David. The Panthers told her to be quiet. Finally, she threatened to alert the authorities.
Bad move on her part.
These are times which try men's souls.
"So-called founders," my @$$.
Keeping my powder dry (and having a hard time finding more) for this eventuality.
Maybe he was born that way, but I'm beginning to wonder whether something Manchurian happened to him while he was being held prisoner. It really is passing strange that his campaign forbid questions about Obama's background or even mentioning his middle name. Absolutely NOTHING in Obama's past was raised as an issue during the campaign. Nothing about things like prison furloughs, or whether he was or wasn't a military hero.
bookmark for later read
Anyone who believes the Swine flu is anything more than this year's version of a flu going around, has been drinking the media kool aid.
When my brother in law told MrL9 and myself, back in March of this year, the things he knew about the government and things that were going to be happening in America, we totally thought - where's the tin foil hat guy?
But damn if he isn't right on. And it's pretty humbling to watch this traitorous, evil government do things every single day, that at one point were conspiracy theories. I keep thinking, what next? What more? When is enough, enough?
And this guy is right. Prepare, plan and get ready. At least we know we have a place we can go "hide out" if need be and family to be with. I just pray we can get there in time and know when theright "time" is to go.
One thing is for sure....this country is in for some serious in-fighting. And I'm starting to believe more and more each passing day, that it's not going to be pretty.
The ignorance of the American public was/is a deliberate part of the plan from 50/60 years ago, they have been gradually dumbing down our educational system until now almost NOTHING is taught of traditional American history or government. Our citizens have become corrupt and uncivilized and it is getting worse with each generation that goes through the public school system. If conservatives don't think of an idea to reteach all these priniciples that have been not been taught, when the next couple of of generations passes on there will be almost no one left to remember. We need a way to teach a crash course in American history, government and economics to everyone under the age of 50 (I'm speaking to myself too, as I homeschool my kids I realize just how much I don't know, that my parents and grandparents knew.)
I've realized I've got to stop faulting and blaming the rest of Americans for not being educated, we need to be blaming the marxists who have been taking over everything in our country the last 40/50/60 years step by step.
The incredible increase in the money supply is going to create Zimbabwe and Venezuela style inflation, and with it, controls on the currency and the amount of money that can be taken out of the country.
Too late, most of mine is already out of the country.
And David Letterman kisses his butt on national television.
What does that tell you?
So when does Sarah go on Oprah's show?
Okay, the author writes: "But by and large I think that by the 2010 elections, the Democrats will have gerrymandered electoral districts to the point that it will be impossible for them to lose control of both houses of Congress."
Can't happen. The census takes place in 2010. On the basis of that census, Congress has to adjust the number of congressional districts from States losing population to States gaining population. Then the legislatures of each of the States have to set up their districts. This is always a battle within the States. Won't happen before the 2010 election.
I'm not say the Democrats wouldn't love to do this, but not in 2010.
The Democrats (and suicidal RINOs like McPain and Grahamnesty) want to legalize 20 million Democrat voters. That also would make it impossible to defeat the Democrats. If you can find 50 to 60 Democrats in Congress who would fall on their swords so that the Party will live on for eternity, then they could do that today or yesterday. But they haven't found them.
Amazing post. Bookmarked
Keeping the powder dry mark...
We will. The Marxists/Statists have no stomach for a real fight, and the US Military will not turn on We the People.
I just finished reading The Gulag Archipelago and I've been curious as to exactly how many people have been killed by communism.
When the commies took control of everything, naturally things went to hell in all kinds of industry. They found all kinds of scapegoats that they called "wreckers" who were imprisoned or executed for "wrecking".
I found the passage that I posted by googling wreckers and communism.
It must have been quite a job for the author of that stunning passage to compile all of that information.
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Are Brits More Inspired By Blake Lively Than Kate Middleton?
We love British style. Eccentric, fashion-forward, and even to-the-manor-born — we love it in all its many guises. It seems though, that when it comes to sartorial inspiration, we turn to our neighbors over the pond for guidance rather than looking to our own shores. The number one "neighbor," being Blake Lively.
Wait, really? Well, maybe. A survey conducted by iLikeOffers.co.uk reveals that 42% of U.K. females based their wardrobe decisions on Blake Lively's look, closely followed by Rihanna and Kate Middleton. The only other Brits to grace this top ten poll are Rita Ora, Rosie Huntington-Whitely and Made in Chelsea's Millie Mackintosh.
Chris Perrett, Director of iLikeOffers.co.uk claims, "nearly 90 per cent of women questioned said they get their sartorial inspiration from the rich and famous. Looks like it's sidewalk over catwalk when it comes to imitating style." We wouldn't go so far as that. Celebrity culture, street style and the runways conspire to create the perfect storm of style inspiration not imitation, if you ask us. Plus, we're not totally clear on the methodology of this survey.
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Seventh Son of a Seventh Son ( Enhanced, Original recording remastered, Original recording reissued
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|1. Can I Play With Madness
|2. The Evil That Men Do
|3. Can I Play With Madness (1998 Digital Remaster)
|4. The Evil That Men Do (1998 Digital Remaster)
|5. Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son (1998 Digital Remaster)
|6. The Prophecy (1998 Digital Remaster)
|7. The Clairvoyant (1998 Digital Remaster)
|8. Only The Good Die Young (1998 Digital Remaster)
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By the release of this landmark eighth album, Iron Maiden had settled into what's generally considered their classic line-up. With Bruce Dickinson, Dave Murray, Adrian Smith and Nicko McBrain operating at the very peak of their form, band mastermind, main songwriter and bassist Steve Harris decided to extend the Maiden remit yet further by unveiling their very first concept work. Contemporary critics scoffed in the face of such a grandiose gesture, but Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son spawned no fewer than four British hit singles and remains an indomitable highlight of the Maiden's illustrious career. From the strident commercial metal of "Can I Play With Madness", through the keyboard-enhanced epic bombast of the title track, to the fretboard intricacies and chest-beating machismo of "Only The Good Die Young", Seventh Son finds Iron Maiden at their most assured and creative. Essentially, this is a spectacular example of 22-carat heavy metal. Ian Fortnam
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This album and Somewhere In Time were some of their last great works with such amazing artwork that went with it. I like their older stuff as well but I have to admit these were two of my favorite albums they did.
The songs on the album are generally great and some of them really stand out here is the songs and the story behind them that might not know about.First up is the incredible opener "Moonchild" is about the devil plaguing the seventh son's mother its a song with a chorus that will get stuck in your head and a fast tempo.Next is "Infinite Dreams" is about dreams and imagination that the father of the seventh son has,its slower nearly ballad song filled with tempo changes,a song that i didn't like at first but i have growned to love so much that its one of my favourite song on the album.Read more ›
1-Moonchild : Great intro with keyboards. It just prepares you for the excellence. 10/10
2-Infinite dreams : In the same vein as Revelations. Brilliant. 10/10
3-Can I play with madness : The commercial song of the album. But still has its place on a "serious" album. Catchy, very 80's sounding but is still good today. 9/10
4-The evil that men do : A great rocker and a great chorus. 9/10
5-7th son of a 7th son : A 10 minute long epic that sums all of the best things in this album (and in Maiden). A masterpiece very close to Rime of the ancient mariner, great instrumental break. 10/10
6-The prophecy : A very heavy and dark chorus with great voices by Bruce and a beautiful acoustic outro. 9/10
7-The clairvoyant : The other "commercial" song of the album. Great guitar work during the verses. Catchy. 9/10
8-Only the good die young : Closes the album in a great way, as good as Moonchild did open it. 9/10
Individually not the strongest album. But you have to look at the ensemble to see how genius this is. The ultimate Iron Maiden album. The ultimate heavy metal album. The ultimate album. This is the one I would like to be buried with.
The singer Bruce Dickinson have never been better than here, singing totally perfect through every song.
Maiden is a group so Dickinson isnt the whole music, but its true that hes voice lifts up the songs.. they would not be the same without him.
"Somewhere In Time" may have better guitar solos or "Powerslave" may have better riffs but this album is totally their most perfect work together with the newer "Brave New World".
Now you understand why I choosed the title "Maiden reach their limit for the First time".. they have done it again with "Brave New World" from 2000, but this was the first time they played so good that it couldnt be better.
Moonchild starts the album with some cool synths and the tempo is high and the atmosphere is great, and a great underrated guitar solo too.
The second song is "Infinite Dreams" which have the best beginning ive ever heard from Maiden.. im talking about the first verses and the chorus which is the best part of the album.
I dont like the instrumental middle part soo much but its okay.. the song would be better if they made one more chorus, its only two choruses, one in the beginning and one in the end.
"Can I Play With Madness" have a great chorus but its the verses is not good.
"The Evil That Men Do" is another song with a great atmosphere and the solo is good but too short..
The title track is almost 10minute with verses the first half and an instrumental part the second half.
"The Prophecy" is underrated and one of my absolute favourite songs with I.Read more ›
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Grear sound quality. The picture lp, a great addition to the Iron Maiden collection.Published 2 months ago by Amazon Customer
Good as picture discs go. quality - not so much. if you plan on listening to these at all. dont get the picture discs, get the 180g black. Read morePublished 22 months ago by Evan


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Location, clean, big space
internet connection is terrible
The hotel was lovely, 3min walk into the centre,lots of nice restaurants close to the hotel. We were given a choice of rooms, the one we chose had a lovely balcony looking over to the town on the hill. Marco on reception was just lovely and always cheerful, polite and very helpful with advice on what to see and where to eat. There was a safe on site parking facility.
The parking wasn't free for guests. No other problems at all it was a lovely place.
Excellent location, room was very clean and roomy. The plasma screen tv with acces to new released moves was a great bonus for nights to stay in. Great Faciities!! Loved staying there and would definately go back again.
Good staff
Traffic noise all night
a great location for a visit to Coimbra - breakfast was excellent and room very spacious and in extremely good decorative order,.
The hotel was in a poor position for the town, and it was our experience that the staff did not know the best places to visit in the town, but tried
Loud music until 3-4am from two neighboring night clubs! We were on the 5th floor with close windows and still couldn't sleep. Older receptions staff required paperwork. No other hotels asked me for one.
Perfect location in the middle of the city - close to railway station Coimbra A.
Internet only in the lobby and on 1st floor (wireless)
The history and the character of the building itself. It was refreshing to stay somewhere traditional rather than in a chain of hotels where everything is the same and you're not even sure which Country you are in!. The roaring fire in the bar and the excellent service (recommendations!) actually made our stay for us.
It was a little complicated to find but then we discovered it was perfectly located to reach the main highways going south where we needed to be everyday. Also, the lack of choice in evening food wasn't good. We did use the Michelin star restaurant once which was nice, but we werent there on a special occasion so it was a little ott for our needs and overpriced for the actual standard of main meal - although the desserts were fabulous!.
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Very friendly ,helfull ,english speaking staff.Prices of the bar.Central location.Godd price.
cleanliness of the room -the sheets were changed ,but hoovering and bathroom cleaning was not the best.One day the room was not serviced.I stayed in the room facing the main street -the trafic noise was vey bad-couldnt keep window open.Hot in the room.
Good location,near by cheap public parking, very pleasant stay. Our group had three rooms the one in front was biggest and much nicer then a funny room at the back. I would stay again.
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The pillows were either too big or too small! Small detail but would greatly improve stay!
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The staff where very kind and friendly. Very pleasant stay. Many thanks to the owners.
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Dem Party platform dumps 2008 acknowledgement that Jerusalem is capital of Israel, also dumps "God" as well
The Democratic Party Platform refuses to acknowledge Jerusalem as the capital of Israel this year even though they did just 4 years ago:
TIMES OF ISRAEL – The Democratic Party's 2012 platform is missing key pro-Israel provisions that had been in the 2008 platform, but were apparently removed, Republicans charged Tuesday. The 2008 platform had expressly said that "Jerusalem is and will remain the capital of Israel," but the 2012 platform carried no mention of Jerusalem, according to a reading by the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC).
Similarly, the 2008 platform demanded "the isolation of Hamas until that organization renounces terrorism and accepts other requirements of the peace process," insisted that "any settlement of the so-called 'refugees' question in a final settlement make a future Palestinian state, not Israel, the destination for Palestinian 'refugees,'" and noted "that it's not realistic to expect [the] outcome of negotiations to be a full and complete return to the armistice lines of 1949," the RJC noted.
All those provisions were missing from the 2012 platform.
They also dropped God's name from the platform as well:
CBN NEWS – Guess what? God's name has been removed from the Democratic National Committee platform.
This is the paragraph that was in the 2008 platform:
"We need a government that stands up for the hopes, values, and interests of working people, and gives everyone willing to work hard the chance to make the most of their God-given potential."
Now the words "God-given" have been removed. The paragraph has been restructured to say this:
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The Brody File has calls into DNC to explain why God's name has been dropped from the platform. Some critics will suggest that when you have planks in your platform that support abortion rights and gay marriage then it's no wonder that God's name would be dropped as well.
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