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Will 3D printing change manufacturing and delivery forever?
3D printing could herald the Age of Open Source Stuff
3D printing is set to disrupt multiple industries thanks to its unique position at the intersection of three important trends in technology: the Internet of Things, our growing desire to personalize our things, and the coming revolution in the way things get delivered to us.
Operating at this unique trifecta, 3D printing promises to democratize the design and build process, allowing consumers to create their own stuff from scratch and take the concept of mass customization to an entirely new level. As modern consumers have come to expect very custom experiences, it's no longer enough for manufacturers and merchants to offer products in a wide range of colors and styles. The ability to customize nearly everything is now commonplace, even expected, in products ranging from T-shirts to tennis shoes and iPods to M&Ms. 3D printing delivers the ability to customize quickly and inexpensively without worrying about minimum production runs.
3D printing also provides a one-of-a-kind way to distribute goods—that is, to print them on demand. It's no secret that manufacturers and distributors are looking for ways to disrupt the way goods are delivered: Amazon plans to use drones and Google wants to use self-driving cars. But even these may not be necessary. After all, why ship a toaster around the world if you can just "beam it" there instead? Amazon already ships to its secure Amazon lockers—why not print to these lockers as well?
The commercial OSS inspiration
As 3D printing begins to disrupt business as usual regarding the way we personalize and distribute goods, entrepreneurs must rethink common business notions like "build goods to sell for money." Durable goods manufacturers may want to take a page from the commercial open source software (OSS) playbook and (gasp!) give their products away free.
If 3D printing does for physical goods what the Internet did for bits and bytes, we know that when friction decreases, commerce tends to increase. Because exchanging money for goods just adds friction to the equation, many manufacturers may conclude that giving their goods away might enable them to eventually sell more… of something else.
In fact, this idea is nothing new. Razors, printers, and Kindles may not be free, but those manufacturers certainly do not make money (or at least not much) building and selling them. Those chassis are just vehicles for making the real money on razor blades, printer cartridges, and eBooks. 3D printing enthusiasts could develop even more creative monetization strategies to build a potentially lucrative business model.
The value of data
As the Internet of Things and Big Data come into play, data could become more valuable than the products themselves. At an open source conference a few years ago, Tim O'Reilly proclaimed that open source was dead or at least irrelevant—data is what matters now. O'Reilly explained that even if Google or Yelp open sourced their code, it would be worthless without all of the user-generated data. It is the Big Data that is valuable, not the code.
If we extend that idea to goods, we have the same effect. The goods become worthless while their connectivity in the Internet of Things could become priceless. At this year's Dreamforce, SalesForce CEO Marc Benioff highlighted how his Philips Sonicare toothbrush of the future will be a connected, data-gathering machine with Wi-Fi and GPS. "When I go into the dentist he won't ask if I brushed. He will ask, 'what's the login to your Philips account?' There will be a whole new level of transparency with my dentist," explained Benioff.
In this case, it would make more sense for Philips to give away a 3D printable download for its new Sonicare Smart Toothbrush, let users print their own and monetize by creating a subscription platform where dentists and consumers can access brushing data in the cloud. That is an opportunity for disruption if I ever saw one.
3D: Driving down difficulty
Just as Larry Augustin and VA Software created Sourceforge as the first web-based source code repository, I also expect to see 3D print design marketplaces emerge to support the new ecosystem. Shapeways.com is one such marketplace that's already giving designers an outlet for their creations.
As these marketplaces develop, 3D print designers may find it challenging to protect designs and monetize their IP. However, I expect monetization to continue following known commercial OSS models. Here's how:
Upsell opportunities
3D print designers will offer free or low-cost templates, monetizing advanced features, support, custom design solutions, etc. For example, designers could sell an entire kit to build your own phone, watch, e-reader, computer, or other electronics complete with a customizable 3D printable chassis design and pre-configured component electronics. A company I am involved with, Spotless, is already preparing to do just that with its product the Spotlesslight. This interactive projection system may be the first entertainment lighting device whose printable designs will be freely available for download. The company plans to reinvent its business model around the sale of advanced tracking algorithms and effects. The idea is to deliver an innovative product cheaper and to more people than would otherwise be able to buy the product.
Lower production, distribution friction
3D printing could also overcome production and distribution hurdles to lower the go-to-market cost on a wide range of everyday products. For example, the plastic chassis on your standard 2D printer is a significant cost center for most manufacturers. Why not let customers 3D print their own with manufacturer-provided designs (to ensure quality and compatibility) and just sell the internal functional components?
Packagings avings
As part of eliminating distribution hurdles, 3D printing could significantly reduce end-to-end packaging costs. Instead of shipping millions of large boxes filled with bubble wrap, formed foam and packing peanuts, the vast majority of which end up in landfills, manufacturers, suppliers and retailers could ship smaller packages, allowing consumers to 3D print the bulkiest portions of most products at home or at the neighborhood 3D print facility (hint: Kinkos/FedEx Offices will soon be in a cutthroat battle against Amazon.com). The reduction in packaging alone could significantly reduce the cost of many products and lower shipping costs, not to mention have a major positive environmental impact.
A profitable industry is born
The notion of 3D printing is even driving new job creation. As companies come to rely more heavily on 3D printing for prototyping and product development, this will create a growing demand for skilled individuals capable of converting conventional 2D drawings to 3D-ready designs. Add in the potential growth of local neighborhood 3D "print shops," plus the sale of DIY machines for home use, and the monetization potential of the 3D printing business becomes quite clear—especially for advocates and disciples of the commercial open source software strategies, who have blazed the trail of democratizing design.
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Thanks for the great article.
This is indeed a fascinating time for Makers.
We agree with everything you said and look forward to the progress.
This is a well-written article on one of the latest in disruptive technologies. I would posit, however, that it will create fewer jobs than it will eliminate. For every skilled individual capable of converting conventional 2D drawings to 3D-ready designs, and every support person at the local neighborhood 3D "print shop", I see the elimination of component parts and (sub-) assembly manufacturers, packaging manufacturers, shippers, ... . In the US, at least, we bemoan the loss of such jobs, thinking that they all go overseas. Not so. They're going, in growing part, due to automation and computerization. It's inexorable. We need to prepare for this phenomenon, but I'm not sure how. Btw, I am an IT professional. Does that make me part of the problem?
Diggy makes a good argument, but the fact remains, new technologies will emerge and workers will be displaced. Its difficult to predict or even think of a way to fix the problem. The only saving grace (as slight as it is) is that the baby boomer generation is retiring and we can look to the younger generations to fill in these new jobs through the education they are getting now. I understand the digital divide and the gap in degrees being held by the younger generation, but if the leadership of companies, organizations, and governments begin to realize this, then maybe finally education will be placed higher on the priority list. All in all, I have no idea how to fill that gap.
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In the US, at least, we bemoan the loss of such jobs, thinking that they all go overseas. Not so. They're going, in growing part, due to automation and computerization.


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UNIVERSITY PARK - Special teams continue to be Penn State's biggest weakness, but the Nittany Lions found a way to win in spite of them Saturday.
Punt returner Jesse Della Valle fumbled a kick deep in his own territory late in the first half, and Northwestern recovered at the PSU 17 to set up a TD that cut the Lions' lead to 10-7.
Della Valle has impressed coach Bill O'Brien with his reliability catching punts and kickoffs, but that mistake was costly.
"I'm just lucky that my teammates had my back and we came out with a win," Della Valle said.
"Jesse's done a great job," O'Brien said. "He was fair catching it, and he looked up with the fair catch signal and then looked down. He didn't concentrate on the ball. ... He made a mistake. He'd be the first one to tell you that."
Penn State later had a major breakdown on special teams when Northwestern's Venric Mark returned a punt 75 yards for a score. That gave the Wildcats a 28-17 lead with 50 seconds left in the third quarter, and at the time it appeared it might have provided an insurmountable lead. Mark also had an 82-yard punt return for a TD earlier this season against Syracuse.
"It looked like I outkicked my coverage a little bit," Alex Butterworth said of his 54-yard punt that was returned for the TD. "And then, as far as I could tell, [Mark] just went to the other side of the field, and we got too far upfield, and he got us on the break."
The Lions made another return mistake when Evan Lewis did not catch a 64-yard punt that rolled for 15 yards to pin PSU at its 15 in the fourth quarter. The offense made up for that mistake by marching 85 yards for the go-ahead touchdown.
Special teams have long been a sore spot for Penn State, but that was supposed to change this season with O'Brien having secondary coach John Butler oversee all the units. At the midway point, the kicking game already has cost PSU one game (against Virginia) and nearly cost another Saturday.
Butterworth did have a punt that pinned Northwestern at its own 1 early in the game, while Sam Ficken made a 21-yard field goal and converted all four of his PATs. Ficken's best kick of the day, though, came on the second-half kickoff as he boomed one through the end zone that hit the crossbar and bounced through the uprights. Too bad they don't give points for that.
Pass interference angers O'Brien
O'Brien was livid about a pass interference call on cornerback Stephon Morris that allowed Northwestern to convert a key third down on a drive that resulted in a TD and 14-10 lead late in the first half.
Morris appeared to make a clean play on a third-and-6 pass from Trevor Siemian to Rashad Lawrence from the Wildcat 38. Morris was flagged, however, and a couple of plays later the cornerback went down on the field with an injury.
During the stoppage in play, O'Brien came over to check on Morris and was screaming at the official. Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald appeared to want a flag thrown on O'Brien, who then seemed to say something to Fitzgerald.
O'Brien denied all of it after the game.
"No, I didn't yell at Pat Fitzgerald," the coach said. "I was yelling at myself. I was mad at myself."
How about some rematches?
Penn State has won four in a row and really could be 6-0, but they let a second-half lead slip away against Ohio and had all kinds of kicking problems in a loss to Virginia. Would the players like to face off against those two teams again?
"I would love to," defensive tackle Jordan Hill said. "But they beat us, and I'll have to live with that for the rest of my life. But I'd definitely like to play them again just to be like, hey, we're a different team than we were when you guys played us."
It's good bye time
The Lions now get a week off before heading to Iowa, then will close the season by playing for six consecutive weeks.
"The bye week is huge for us, especially because it's right in the middle of the season," Hill said. "A lot of teams might have it in the first two weeks, first three weeks; that really doesn't do much. We have it right here smack in the middle, that's big for us. We get a couple days off to just relax, and all the bumps and bruises will go away."
The team will be off today, then practice Monday through Wednesday. They won't be long practices or a "bloodbath," as O'Brien said, and how the team looks in those three practices will determine the schedule for the rest of the week.
Winning Saturday made the upcoming bye week even better.
"It's definitely a lot better because you don't want to go into a bye with two weeks knowing you just lost a game," center Matt Stankiewitch said. "You want to go in there with a great feeling like we [got] today."
The assistant coaches will use the bye week to hit the road recruiting.
"We're going to go out and see games and see kids and basically spread the message, 'Where would you rather play college football than here?'" Butler said. "Anybody that says anything otherwise has never been to a game here."
News and notes
PSU's game captains were DE Pete Massaro, WR Evan Lewis and DE Brian Irvin. ... Massaro (shoulder) returned from an injury to play. ... RB Bill Belton started but had only four carries for 12 yards before giving way to Zach Zwinak. He's had an ankle problem this season but wasn't injured Saturday. ... The Lions made it through the game with no injuries. ... Despite O'Brien's pleas for the students to be in the stands by kickoff, the student section was only about half full at the start of the game. ... Line judge Michael T. Mahouski suffered an undisclosed injury after a collision on the sideline and was carted off the field. He was replaced by an alternate. There was no word on his status after the game. ... The crowd was listed at 95,769 - well short of a sellout on homecoming - and actually was closer to 80-85,000.


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An English philosopher named Herbert Spencer once wrote, "The ultimate consequence of protecting men from the results of their own folly is to fill the world with fools." I don't know about the world, but America must be pretty close to the tipping point.
Gambling was illegal and immoral until government discovered it could move in, take a cut and sell it to the public as a way to reduce taxes. And people bought it! Now we have funds to help those who develop an addiction. Sort of like the tobacco companies printing a "smoking causes cancer" warning on a pack of cigarettes. Someone complained about a pawn shop opening near the Hollywood Casino - go figure! Blood in the water attracts sharks! You won't find pawn shops next to Toledo Museum of Art. What's next? Grandiose, awe-inspiring brothels?
Where are those shovel-ready jobs rebuilding infrastructure, such as roads and bridges, that the stimulus billions went for? Will the casinos provide the underemployed and unemployed something to do with their extra spare time? Maybe our government can issue poker chips or lotto tickets in lieu of food stamps.
Did you ever think your tax money would go to provide free birth control for college students? Or fund government agents shutting down kids' lemonade stands and church-sponsored bake sales? How smart is it that you can score a bag of weed on the corner in almost any sizable village, but you can't buy a glass of homemade lemonade from a 10-year-old or a plate of cookies from a senior citizen in the same town? Meanwhile in California, our government agents raid homes and confiscate raw milk people have purchased from dairies, but they can't deport illegal aliens.
New York City's mayor wants to ban 32-ounce soft drinks because of the high sugar content, but you can buy 150-proof booze by the half gallon. He already banned smoking outdoors in city parks, etc., but you still can buy cigarettes there.
We don't have to fill the world with fools to create a disaster, just allow enough of them into government while a hundred million of us stand by and fail to exercise our right to vote, even though you don't have to prove you're a citizen to do so.
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Local legislators gave a tepid reception to efforts of one state senator who is trying to legalize marijuana in Pennsylvania.
Sen. Daylin Leach, D-Wayne, said he will introduce a bill this year to make pot legal.
Leach previously tried to move legislation last year to allow the use of medicinal marijuana. The bill did not advance.
"My bill will legalize the consumption of marijuana for adults over the age of 21, without regard to the purpose of that consumption," he wrote in a recent editorial.
Leach said money spent to deter and prosecute arrests of those who possess or sell marijuana - a substance he said is less dangerous than beer or children's cough syrup - has been wasted for years. He said the state should legalize it and tax it for revenue.
Citing statistics from the Office of National Drug Control Policy, Leach said marijuana-related arrests have cost Pennsylvania more than $325 million since 2006.
"Further, prohibition of marijuana has done what it did in the case of alcohol in the 1930s. It has created a dangerous black market with violent and bloody turf wars that kill many people in our country and elsewhere," he wrote.
Despite the dangers of alcohol and tobacco consumption, "if you smoke marijuana you are a criminal and can go to jail. This horrific policy must end. People around the nation are realizing that," Leach said.
Voters in Colorado and Washington recently approved the legalization of recreational marijuana. Sixteen more states have some form of legalized weed, whether it's for medicinal purposes or through decriminalized possession laws.
But state Rep. Garth Everett, R-Muncy, said Leach's proposal probably wouldn't get too far in the Legislature. He said federal laws that prohibit the possession, sale and cultivation of marijuana would be difficult for lawmakers here to overcome.
"I don't see how that would work," said Everett, who added his office has received some emails of support for such measures.
"You're setting people up for being convicted for possibly being in possession of a small amount of marijuana" if Leach's bill is passed. "I don't know if now's the time to do it when it's still a federal crime," Everett said.
Everett said Pennsylvania is not traditionally a state that embraces progressive reforms.
"I don't think this will be any different," he said. "We haven't even privatized our state stores yet."
Taxing marijuana should it ever overcome legal barriers wouldn't be a bad idea, however, according to Everett.
"I think it's great for Daylin to start the conversation," he said.
Although state Rep. Rick Mirabito, D-Williamsport, said he has not seen Leach's proposal, he said marijuana may have a place for medicinal purposes.
"I've had people from all over the political spectrum talk to me in favor of that," he said.
State Sen. E. Eugene Yaw, R-Loyalsock Township, said he has not received many comments of support for legalized marijuana.
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Every weekend before Christmas, the elves put on a big parade. Did you know that? We have a lot of fun. After all, everyone at the North Pole loves a parade! Do you?
Tonight, the Sporting Elves put on their big parade. These elves make the sports things kids' ask for at Christmas. Would you like to hear more?
Well, the Sporting Elves Parade always starts the same. It starts with elves riding snow sleds pulled by – – – dogs!
That is right, Kelly! It is the North Pole Precision Dog Sled Team! Each Santa Buddy pulling a snow sled wears a hat with reindeer antlers. They all wear red reindeer nose warmers too! It is quite funny.
Then there are elves on figure skates in pretty dresses. They are really good at skating.
There are also elves playing hockey.
Then the hockey elves put on the pretty dresses and the figure skaters play with the hockey sticks. Those elves are so silly!
There is a big ski jump float too. The elves put on skis. They go down a big hill. They jump right into a big tub of – – – marshmallows! Everyone cheers!
There are elves on bikes. And, there are elves on scooters. They like to ring their bells.
There are elves on skateboards and snowboards! There are even elves driving around in little – – – boats!
Of course, all the elves wear their helmets. They put fancy Christmas things on their helmets. Some have candy canes. Some have reindeer antlers. Some have flashing Christmas lights!
Another float has elves doing yoga. I do not know how they get themselves all twisted up like that. Clumsy the Elf teaches them how I guess?!
A really fun float has all the little elves playing "Duck, Duck, Goose" on it. Mrs. Claus loves that float.
I always think the float where the elves are curling with fruitcakes is funny.
The next float has a trampoline on it. You should see the elves jump and bounce! They do fancy tricks. Some even bounce in their – – – snowshoes! Boing!
There used to be a basketball float. But, the elves are all too short. No one ever scored a basket!
Merry Christmas!
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It is way past time to put the whip to this thing.
The speed of horses is tracked on a racing form. Measuring the speed with which the notorious Beth Hoskins horse case has progressed requires multiple calendars. Glaciers move with more haste.
The animal-cruelty case against Hoskins involves her alleged mistreatment of 74 Morgan horses. Yet the criminal and civil cases have proceeded at the slow-motion pace of a grizzled plow-puller headed for the glue factory.
March 18 marks the third anniversary of the SPCA raid on the Curtis Screw heiress' Aurora horse farm. SPCA officials say that some of the horses were starving and thigh-deep in manure. Fifty-one cats were found in a urine-soaked 10-by-12-foot shed.
What looked like a simple, sad case of animal hoarding has turned into a marathon legal absurdity. I know that the wheels of justice turn slowly, but it is time that an overly indulgent judge knocked the rust off of the gears.
The Nuremberg Trials didn't take this long. This is a perfect storm involving a deep-pocketed defendant in apparent denial, an overly accommodating judge in Douglas Marky and the slow churn of a town court. Prosecutors put a reasonable misdemeanor plea deal on the table two years ago.
"It would be inappropriate, if not foolish, for me to comment on the speed with which the court has proceeded," said Erie County District Attorney Frank A. Sedita III, his voice rising, "particularly when we have an ongoing trial."
The only one popping corks as the third anniversary nears is Thomas Eoannou, the latest in a line of defense attorneys. He usually takes on bigger fish than animal-cruelty cases, but presumably does not mind having a persistent, check-writing client on the hook. Hoskins is the daughter of the founder of Curtis Screw Co., which reportedly does $68 million in annual business. It may be awhile before the account for attorneys dries up.
The most recent of numerous postponements – virtually all of them requested by Hoskins (and routinely granted by Marky) – involved a 100-day break extended by the defendant's health issues. The illness abated just as her doctors were instructed to make an explanatory court appearance. Whether Hoskins' sudden return to health is attributable to a miracle cure or to medical science, the nonjury trial mercifully resumed this week.
The prosecution still has a couple of witnesses to call, after which the defense makes its case. If Vegas were placing odds, my guess is the over/under on a resolution would be 4 years. I'll take the "over."
It would all be absurdly amusing, if it were not so costly – in time and money – to the nonprofit SPCA Serving Erie County. Barbara Carr, the SPCA's executive director, told me the agency may be out the hundreds of thousands of dollars it spent caring for Hoskins' animals in the months after they were seized. She said Hoskins owes tens of thousands of dollars for subsequent care.
There is no dollar figure put on the time that SPCA officials set aside for postponed court dates.
" 'Inconvenience' is too mild of a word," Carr said. "In my opinion, it's an abuse of the system."
An abuse of the system? No animal with four legs and a mane would say neigh.
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DONNER SUMMIT, Calif. — For a group of regional conservationists, what began as a fight against a perceived irresponsible development has evolved into an opportunity to conserve one of the most iconic areas of the American West.
Royal Gorge, the 2,900 acre-plot on Donner Summit that features one of the largest cross-country ski areas in North America, is currently available to purchase for $24 million.
Included in the purchase price is an additional 300 acres in the Negro Canyon area and Rainbow Lodge, which includes additional property that features a natural mountain spring and hiking trails, according to published reports.
The previous owner of the property, Kirk Syme, bought the property in 2005 with the intention of developing a large portion into a 950-unit subdivision. Syme's default on $16.7 million loan in June of 2011 and subsequent court actions essentially ended the development bid.
Thus, a local consortium of conservation entities are banding together in an effort to raise enough money to buy the property with an eye toward permanently conserving it from development.
"In my line of work, this property has every attribute you could want in a conservation project," said Perry Norris, executive director of the Truckee Donner Land Trust, one of the organizations leading the fundraising effort. "It's important biologically and it's important for recreation."
Along with acting as one of the preeminent cross-country ski areas, the Van Norden Meadows area is a crucial alpine habitat home to 100 species of birds, 20 species of mammals and 115 species of butterflies, Norris said.
Tom Mooers, executive director of Sierra Watch — which has followed the Royal Gorge issue closely for the past several years — also noted the historical import of the region.
"The Donner Summit area is one of the most iconic areas of the American West," he said. "You have the Pacific Crest, the Transcontinental Railway, a native American trade route — it's just a really incredible place."
While some might balk at the price tag as being far out of the range of nonprofits reliant on donations from private industry, Mooers said such an effort is not without precedence.
In 2007, the Truckee Donner Land Trust closed a $23.5 million real estate transaction on Waddle Ranch, a 1,462-acre former cattle ranch north of Highway 267.
"I think over the course of time, it will become apparent that we are the most logical, the most likely and the strongest potential buyer," Norris said.
Mooers said that the same problems that hounded the first development group — such as a lack of road, sewage and water infrastructure capable of sustaining large commercial development — will continue to deter potential buyers, but said that should not make conservationists complacent.
Norris agreed.
"We had a very smart and competent developer spend five or six years trying to move development forward and didn't move one inch toward the goal line," he said.
The lack of contiguity — the property is broken up by the Serene Lakes development — also prevents it from being an ideal spot for a super rich individual to develop as a private ranch, Norris said.
Royal Gorge was previously owned by Syme, owner of Woodstock Development headquarted in the San Francisco Bay Area, who brought the property in 2005 for about $35 million, according to published reports.
The property, which is situated predominantly in Placer County but encroaches into Nevada County, was set to house a 950-unit subdivision.
Syme borrowed about $17 million of the purchase price and subsequently defaulted on the loan, which is currently held by Armed Forces Bank, in June of 2011.
Armed Forces Bank appointed a receivership — Douglas Wilson Companies of San Diego — in September of last year.
Douglas Wilson's main responsibility is to continue to operate the ski resort and the Rainbow Lodge as to preserve the asset, said Alan Scott. Scott said a general manager for Royal Gorge Ski Resort is in place and there are plans to open if the weather cooperates.
"We're keeping it viable until the lender and the borrower can resolve the issue," Scott said.
A post on Douglas Wilson's website states the goal is to "sell and close the sale of the property at a healthy value sometime mid-2012 or sooner."


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10 Great Songs By the Worst Bands of All Time
#5. Spin Doctors -- "Mary Jane"
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First off, can we just take a second to acknowledge how great the lead singer of Spin Doctors looks? That's him up there on the left. The last time anyone heard from that guy, he looked like this:
Here's what marijuana commercials will look like someday.
Who could've predicted he'd grow up to look like Sandra Bullock's Nazi ex-husband? Anyway, I doubt Spin Doctors actually deserve to be mentioned among the worst bands ever, but I also don't know enough about the other stuff they've done to give a shit either way.
Songs like "Two Princes" and "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" earned them a permanent spot on lists like this one, so we can't point to any of that stuff as the cream of the crop. So, have a listen to "Mary Jane" instead.
Sure, that sounds like it's probably the best Spin Doctors song ever.
#4. Hootie & the Blowfish -- "I Go Blind"
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Before Darius Rucker and his bar band compatriots came along and messed things up, the black dude in Spin Doctors was like the Jackie Robinson of shitty '90s alternative bands. Also, guess who just realized there's been a black dude in Spin Doctors this entire time?
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He's the one on the left.
His name is Mark White, which also sort of makes him the Frank Beard of the group.
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I'm assuming I don't need to tell you which one is Frank Beard.
It's not just the lead singer; for as long as they've been an entry in my memory, the entire band has looked like this:
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Anyway, back to Hootie & the Blowfish, another band that, at the end of the day, probably isn't nearly as terrible as their constant placement on "worst band of all time" lists would indicate. I wouldn't go so far as to say I have a "favorite" Hootie & the Blowfish song, but while the singles from Cracked Rear View and Fairweather Johnson get all the retro attention, it was their cover of a song called "I Go Blind" by obscure Canadian band 54-40 that I'll always remember fondly as "that one Hootie & the Blowfish song I kind of liked."
It was only released on the Friends soundtrack, because of course it was.
#3. Black Eyed Peas -- "Joints & Jam"
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Surprisingly, this is another easy one to pick. It's a barely kept secret that, once upon a time, Black Eyed Peas were a well-respected rap outfit with a couple of fairly strong albums to their credit. These were the pre-Fergie days, before they were recording with Justin Timberlake and covering songs from the Dirty Dancing soundtrack.
The standout song from the glory days of Black Eyed Peas is "Joints & Jam."
If you're a devoted Black Eyed Peas hater who's hearing that for the first time, you probably made note of how little it sucks. If you didn't, you either hate them for the wrong reasons ("What's with those outfits??!?!") or don't love "real" music as much as you claim.
Either way, who fucking cares, right? We're talking about hating the Black Eyed Peas. At the end of the day, just so long as you do hate them for something, you're doing your part.
#2. BrokeNCYDE -- "Freaxxx"
Alright, let's get the obvious question out of the way right up top: Who in the fuck is this band? I expected I'd have to slog through some bad songs to write this column, but I didn't think I'd discover an entire genre I'd never heard of. Apparently, BrokeNCYDE is a New Mexico-based "crunkcore" band. Every single word of that description leads me to assume they suck. So does this video:
I hate that song so much that I would hold it face down in a bathtub until it drowns if I could. Did you hear all the mechanical screaming? Does every crunkcore band have a dude that plays various synth-altered versions of Lil Jon screaming "Yeaahhhh!" instead of a guitar player? Because this one seems to have that, and I don't like it one bit. It must be these kinds of shenanigans that landed this barely known band on no less than two separate "worst band ever" lists.
That said, the video has 8 million views, so it must be the best of the bunch, right? Here's hoping the answer is yes, because I'm afraid I've listened to all of the BrokeNCYDE that I can stomach at this point.
#1. The Eagles -- "Already Gone"
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It's like the old saying goes, "Nothing makes you pine for the music of your parents quite like discovering that BrokeNCYDE exists." People don't actually say that, but they should, because after listening to "Freaxxx" just once, the Eagles sound like the best band of all time.
We all know they aren't, but I've personally never thought they deserved as much hate as they get. So, once again, this was a pretty easy choice, because I already know the best Eagles song is this:
That's "Already Gone," and, uhhhhh ... it's my favorite Eagles song, I suppose. So it's on this list.
Looks like the conclusion to this entry is going to be a rather dull one. I guess that's appropriate, considering it's about the Eagles.
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Erie County sheriff's deputies apprehended a robbery suspect accused of striking a cashier and taking money out of a cash register at the Aldi's store on Transit Road on Sunday afternoon.
Deputy Scott Kuhlmey responded to the 911 call at about 5:15 p.m. and caught Harry E. Sanderson, 53, who was fleeing from the store, sheriff's officials said.
The cashier was not injured, and the money was recovered.
Sanderson was charged with third-degree robbery, grand larceny and harassment and sent to the Erie County Holding Center on $50,000 bail.


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The Colts are coming off an emotional and quite unlikely win over the Green Bay Packers. Rallying from behind the team certainly proved to be #Chuckstrong and electrified the fanbase. This week they have Benny Timmy and the Jets whose flagging season got worse on Monday when they lost to the Houston Texans. The Colts hope to roll through the first of several very winnable games.
1. Watch for the wildcat, wildjet, wildwhatever. Tim Tebow is dangerous yet for some reason most have forgotten just how effective he's been in the redzone. With Mark Sanchez struggling at every turn this could be the week the Jets finally roll out a more serious effort to run their option offense. Whether they do or not the key is that the possibility will force the Colts to take critical practice time to prepare for an additional package.
2. Watch for REGGIE! Reggie Wayne is on a blistering pace through four games and must be salivating at the thought of having his way with a Jets defense missing Darrelle Revis. Wayne has nothing to prove but has been playing as if he's determined to turn back the clock. At this point the Jets must consider all options when developing a game plan for Wayne. I'd recommend kidnapping because there's no other way they stop him.
3. Watch for BRUUUUUUUCE! Everyone in New Jersey knows that Arians is not the Boss but he may be the most important Bruce in town this weekend. Arians lead a surprisingly effective and balanced offensive attack against the Packers–something he's not prone to do often. Will the old Arians return or can the Colts force the Jets to respect the run?
4. Watch for Sanchez on the run. Tim Tebow can run. Mark Sanchez may have to do so instead. The Colts, while without Robert Mathis, must force Sanchez into his trademark unforced errors. Finding a solid inside pass rush would certainly be a good start. If the Colts can squeeze Sanchez enough they can expect to win the turnover battle.
5. Watch for Sad Pat McAfee. We love the boomstick but the Colts continue to improve on third down. The Jets frankly stink at stopping teams on third down. In fact the Jets are the third worst team defensively on third down. Leaving Pat McAfee on the sidelines would be a fantastic development.
6. Watch for a redzone cornucopia. The Jets are very generous in the redzone, in fact they just keep on giving. The Jets are among the worst teams at stopping teams from scoring inside the twenty. This is great news for the Colts as they are among the league's best in the redzone. This match is so perfect they should simply skip the engagement and head straight to the altar.
7. Watch for a confusing Rex Ryan. Rex Ryan is many things to many people: foot lover, boisterous media hound and Bill Belichick's favorite holiday guest. What Andrew Luck should know about Ryan is that he's also more than capable of offering up a bewildering array of presnap looks. His defenses tend to excel at disguising blitz and coverage packages. Luck will need to work hard at staying within the game plan, accepting the checkdown and throwing the ball away when in trouble.
8. Watch for the rookie. Yeah, Luck is a rookie, and just won his second rookie of the week award last week. But there's another rookie that will start on Sunday for Indianapolis: Vick Ballard. The Jets have one of the league's worst run defenses, allowing 4th highest YPC (4.9) and the second highest amount of run yards. Donald Brown is out, but this will allow the rookie RB Ballard to show his stuff. He hasn't been very successful thus far, but the Jets defense may allow him to start in that direction.
9. Watch for gameplanning. Last week, Greg Manusky put together the perfect gameplan for the second half, using a roll of duct tape to magically keep Aaron Rodgers at bay for half of the game. This week, Manusky plans for Mark Sanchez, not exactly the same caliber quarterback. With Vontae Davis likely out again, the Colts will be stuck with the same cast in the secondary, but Manusky should be able to work with it against this team.
10. Watch the similar sopposites at outside linebacker. Dwight Freeney and Jerry Hughes are starting for the Colts at OLB, and present vastly different pictures at this point, but both have to prove something. Freeney needs to prove that he's not dogging on the final year of his contract, not looking good in the preseason or his first real game against the Packers. Hughes needs to prove that his run of consistent pressures in the first few games was not a fluke, and that he can turn those pressures in to sacks. Both should get plenty of opportunity on Sunday.
11. Watch for lessened emotions. After a story-book win last week in Indianapolis, the Colts will go on the road against a messy New York team. After the way the Colts played in the second half against the Packers, the team really should find a way to beat the Jets, especially considering the way Andrew Luck has played. But, the emotional high from last week will not be there this week, and if it is, it will certainly be at a fraction of last week's levels.
12. Watch for the Jim Mora quotes. The Colts have the upper hand in nearly every aspect of this game except the venue. While they face no easy games this year a win this Sunday looks more than possible. Be cautious Blue Believers as we're already hearing (and using) the "P" word despite the road ahead. Somewhere Jim Mora will be warming up his Betamax to record the inevitable litany of replays of his famous "Playoffs?!?" quote. Colts 28 Jets 13.


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(NBC) -- A group of breast cancer survivors say their self expression is not pornography.
The women posted what they considered to be artistic photos of their recovery in full bloom, but Facebook disagrees.
Now the women say they have new scars.
Two time breast cancer survivor Jamie Inman sees her body painting as artistic expression.
"I was wanting something that was beautiful, but I was also wanted to show the horror of breast cancer and particularly the process that I went through," she says.
She and 24 other women posed topless, but with their chests and scars covered with paint.
They are breast cancer survivors sharing their journey on a facebook page dedicated to education and awareness.
Facebook disagreed with their intentions, taking down some photos because they were "inappropriate".
"There are many pages and images all over Facebook that are more provocative, that are more naked looking," Inman says.
Facebook issued this statement:
"Images that were removed violated our statement of rights and responsibilities, which prohibits photos of nude people. This policy is designed to ensure facebook remains a safe, secure and trusted environment for all users."
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Michael Colanero, The creator of the Florida based Body Painting Project, is demanding facebook review its policy.
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Inman says she hopes Facebook changes its mind and supports their cause.
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Slicky boy took all of our NVGs last night and now we have guard shifts tripled in the field.
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slang term used by american servicemen occupying Korea. refers to Korean people who make their living stealing items from GI's and selling them for cash money.
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Calvert hosted the Gene Kimmet Invitational bringing out a champion with Jon Brodman winning the 120-pound weight class.
The Senecas finished last in team scores having only three grapplers on the roster, but despite the lack of depth, Brodman was able to pin Lakota's Dakota Kroeger in 3:54 to bring a first place finish for the Senecas.
"It's good to bring a championship home out of Brodman," said Calvert coach Travis Salyer. "We have three kids that go on that mat every weekend and we see the improvement as a sign of good things."
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Calvert's Jon Brodman gains position on Buckeye Central's Ethan Summers Saturday at the Gene Kimmet Invitational in Tiffin. Brodman pinned Summers in 21 seconds.
Also for Calvert, Noah Francis (220) won two matches on the day, his first two wins of the season.
The ten team round robin tournament was won by Celina, running away from second place Bucyrus 335-247.
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The Bucks also got a second place finish from Cody Roberts (152), and took ninth in the team standings.
Caleb Coburn (182) and Cole Williams(138) both took second to help grab sixth place for St.Wendelin.
A Columbian team finished seventh. Jaron Burns (195) went 3-1 to finish second. Jacob Reyes (138), Tyler Dillon (145) and Kain Lockner (170) finished fourth.
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(EDITOR'S NOTE: How did the county get to a point where a relatively new prison lacks sufficient space to meet the demand for beds? The Sun-Gazette will explore that question and potential solutions......
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You'd expect less, from a Florida-interest...a state that eclipses Texas, when the Death Penalty is discussed.
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"Findings from the county-hired consultant show that the inmate population between the prison and the Pre-Release Center at 546 County Farm Road will increase more than 23 percent during the next 15 years.
Between the two detention facilities, 360 beds are available. By 2027, projections show that the average daily prison population will be 468."
Short of hiring Miss Cleo, as a consultant, how can anyone be so sure of such projections??
Also, what can a MIAMI-based correctional planning company POSSIBLY know about this part o' the Country, regarding any future prison head-count??
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The ones in charge want everything out on the farm!
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Because the justice system is unjust.
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How does the prison get so full people do what ever they want in my area they don't even try to hide it and they never get arrested.
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Simple!! Stop locking up for child support! It is asinine for the property owners of lycoming county to incur the entire burden due to family matters! Save the prisons for criminals! Is it that hard to comprehend?
Hey Sun Gazette journalists, in your article try printing an actual classification of current criminals. Maybe educate your readers and open some eyes.
Just very tired as a responsible citizen and taxpayer of paying the price for some trollips "revenge on the ex decision-- family matters/not criminal)" issue.
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Exactly why do these people [criminals] deserve more of our tax money...
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"The county prison ... has 255 beds and no room for expansion" (Sun Gazette 2/9/13) ... BALDERDASH!!! There is room for a 4 floor 40,000 Sq. Ft. expansion, without disruption to the current building. After that completion, an additional two-floor expansion could be accomplished on the two floor sections of the current building (Potential for another 10K Sq. Ft.). The parking lot used for the expansion could be replaced across the Street on land that is currently for sale. They are requesting space for 93 additional inmates. For that requirement, 70 Sq. Ft. is needed for cells + 35 Sq. Ft. for dayrooms - per inmate. That totals 10K Sq. Ft., leaving 30K - 40K Sq. Ft. for hallways and offices.... or better yet more cell space expansion. A new County prison in today's money at $40 Mil.... sounds like big government as usual. Decrease the population first ... then build an addition if it is truly needed.
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Growing up outside of Pennsylvania, when I came to the area about 9 years ago I was shocked to see that the city did not operate a jail. In Lycoming County, there is one stop: LCP. In other areas, prison is for offenders staying several nights- maybe sentences over 2 weeks. Jail is a city run enterprise for those serving short times like DUI arrests, non-payment of child support, and those innocent until proven guilty. The county could shift costs outward by letting local municipalities hold their own problems. Jails should not need the same supervision ratio, reducing staffing costs. Residents do not need access to all the same long-term programs. Operation costs fall. I realize it would require local jails to be built, but once they are...
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Actually, the REAL question is; WHO has been mismanaging the Lycoming County Prison system, here in Williamsport? WHO has overlooked, turned a blind-eye, turned their back, or picked-up that fat envelope, when they SHOULD have been making Decisions in accordance to their position, pay-grade, and the PUBLIC TRUST! - SOME of us are not so naive, as to believe Everything that is spit-out by the media. We know, that when crime goes down, prison population goes up. WOW, what a concept! Prison is a BUSINESS and an Investment opportunity! In 2008, At least 37 states have legalized the contracting of prison labor by private corporations that mount their operations inside state prisons. Thanks to prison labor, the United States is once again an attractive location for investment in work that was designed for Third World labor markets. It's makes GREAT Business Sense.
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Problem- too many criminals. Solution- let them serve out their sentence in their home county, or charge their home county the incarceration costs for housing them.
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I know it won't reduce crime, but the Sun should post MUGSHOTS of everybody that goes through the prison doors daily in hopes that people will want to keep their picture out of the newspaper.
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release the d u i offenders, to make more room.
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Increasing police would involve the city, the municipalities and state. Look at that potential cost. D.U.I. cases could not be resolved in one day. DUI is a criminal charge and all defendants have a right to counsel. We already have DUI Court. Some inmates remain and serve maximum sentences because they do not have a home plan. Treatment courts are a huge benefit but would like to see recidivism rates. The cost will be high no matter which avenue or combination thereof is used.
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Assembly line, same day sentencing; I like it. Jack-up the fine and maybe people will think about it before they do it.
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First, if we are running out of beds because of DUI arrests, the problem is on the processing end.
DUI arrests could be processed same-day, eliminating the need for a bed.
Nobody is mentioning our slow court system. Even the President Judge does not see the slow court as a problem and seems to have no interest in addressing it.
If DUI cases are creating the bottleneck, then a new approach could be taken in this single area.
Perhaps a special DUI court and judge could be created to process the majority on the day they are arrested. Revoke their license and send them home by taxi.
Then, add more police and another judge for the regular court system.
This approach should reduce the demand for holding people overnight.
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I have not much positive to say about any consulting from a private firm for government issues, they always tend to cost more than the advice was worth. The issue isn't about a larger jail, it's about enforcement of existing laws which means increased police presence. With stronger enforcement those who tend to break the law will think twice before committing an offense. The $40 million that will be spent will actually increase substantially, probably two-fold, once the construction phase begins. That $40 million would be better used by floating a bond issue and giving grants to the local police forces and the sheriffs office to put more law enforcement personnel on the streets.
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What we have is a society that simply has little to no respect for the law. We have a president who would like to unravel the constitution and walk into our private homes and take our investments. Last time I checked, people were suppose to earn their keep, not live off of those who do. Every inmate can earn their right to food and shelter through labor. Maybe those doing extended time can help pay for the new facility by working? They use to call it hard labor or chain gangs, not couch potatoes with microwave at the cost to the taxpayers.
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$40 million dollars is a lot of money to throw around for what amounts to less than 200 additional prison beds. I know this sounds contrary, but what if Lycoming county had a larger law enforcement presence? It might reduce the arrest rate in the county by letting the right people see that their chances of getting caught here is too great and they should move on down the line.
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Apparently we have more social problems than solutions. Something seems too funny about this situation.
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The Brodart warehouse site at Memorial Avenue and Oliver Street has been sitting vacant for a lot of years. It's a depressing look, to be honest....
Interesting; I didn't realize Williamsport Village and Kennedy King Manor were filled with low-income renters past capacity.
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Can anyone Even Fathom the cost!??! Convert a vacant firetrap into an overcrowded firetrap... Is Gabe testing a theory?
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2 years it has been vacant...
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To hit on the other posters' comments the whole..Martin Luther King Blvd 'renaming' of Memorial Ave, which I'm sure has been discussed previously, some time ago..is ridiculous. Stop catering based on race.
Secondly, I too hope that if Brodart were to be used as an appartment complex, they would be respectable, quality apartments with, respectable, quality tenants.
However in reality...it'll likely be people who sell drugs while collecting welfare, who get welfare because they're addicts..who will just continue to bring down the surrounding neighborhood. Like it or not, while that might be an exaggeration it's probably not fair from the truth either.
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Here's the two questions I have about this idea.
1) Is it going to be open to everyone? What I mean is, a lot of these "low income housing" places have unrealistic requirements. See Newberry Estates.
2) Is it going to be open to drug users/criminals?
Sorry but it shouldn't be. Provide the housing to the good, honest citizens of the city who are desperately looking for affordable housing and are working their *** off to make ends me trying to make an honest living. Those are the people that should be getting the housing.
Oh and just so no one is misunderstanding me, I don't give a crap what color your skin is. If you're a good, honest, hardworking (or disabled and unable to work) citizen, who just can't afford anything but low income housing, you should be eligible.
If you're non of the above..you shouldn't be.
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Sadly, it may well become all the previous posters envision. I hope they are wrong, and maybe some better housing will encourage the rest of the neighborhood to get their collective acts together. Probably just a pipe dream.
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The act like they are going to be high end apartments. We all know what kind of tenants will be there. Why not use it as a factory or a prison.
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Great idea Billtown!!!
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Why not convert it into a prison AND low income housing apartments, and put a courtroom in the basement... THAT way, everything needed will be under 1 roof.
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Ok leon !
What is your answer to solving the nations healthcare issues ?
I get tired of seeing my rates increase ,my deductibles go up my taxes going to help more people get gov. assistance.
And the only I hear out of Washington and fox news is Obamacare and Benghazi .
The tea party was against the budget deal before they even new what was in it.
I guess as long as the only important thing is getting re-elected to another term and kissing the behinds of all the lobbyists while the country tanks is ok with you.
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I hear nothing about a solution from the other side but hot air.
I hear nothing about the 5000 killed in Irag and Afganistan or the 50000 walking around missing legs ,arms and severe burns.
Not to mention the 10's of thusands with Post Dramatic Stress Syndrome
Where's the drum beat here ?
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Sorry Bug, it's Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, PTSD.
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Oops sorry
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Bug...again you ignor the numerous suggestions by various conservative and even moderates. I know it seems to feel good to post your anti anything but what you, Obama, TripleD/Truth101, and others who drink the poison...but, it isn't so, no matter how many times you post them.
Concerning those who have and are serving...your political views are nev er elivated
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Sorry...hit something.
Please, Bug...I know you mean no harm but stop using the loss of life and those wounded to promote you politics. If you hate GW...that's your right, but please don't keep using them as your weapon.
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Promote my politics . Really.are you serious ?
This is only stuff that comes out of the mouths of your republicans and fox news because they have no real solutions for anything.
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I guess if you bend the truth and spread fear long enough people will believe you.
Just like the guy on fox news who complained his 18 month old daughter wasn't covered because of a pre existing condition.
Truth to behold he forgot to register her. Oh oops.
Or the ones who cut employee hours because of Obamacare,
Truth to behold they only had 6 employees and didn't fall under the rule.
You just don't like to hear the truth do you ?
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Kind of like the ones who vote party .line every time and complain nothing changes !!!!!!!
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Using the loss of life/Is that a joke.
I'm serious. I get tired of hearing about Bengazhi and the one border agent.
What about all these soles lost the and the permantly injured because of a war that should have never been
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I am going to thank My 10th grade English teacher for this... It is Truth be told! Not "truth to behold"! ladybug, if you want to speak as an educated person, PLEASE get the education.. You truly sound as if you are a uneducated simpleton.. Proofreading your post' is an easy start.
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ladybug, your are making no sense. Slow down and read what is being posted and maybe, just maybe, you can debate the posting.
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So ! One federal judge has determined that NSA is violating the constution.
Although this was started by past President Bush and approved by the congress and senate.
Maybe he can become a Fox News contributor .
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According to Gen. Clapper the info has reduced the risk of attack approx. 50 plus times.
Maybe the country needs another world trade center to wake up again.
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Does this same judge not think these same people will attack at any time or any place.
Could care less how many and who they kill .
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Where is the Republican Health care plan? There is no Republican Health care plan! There will never be a Republican Health care plan, because Republicans are the party of No! NO Health care plan, NO new taxes on the rich, NO high Speed Rail line, NO adjustments to Corporate Taxes so the GE and others actually pay something, NO new education funds because they want the children taught their 16 Century Science, NO Unions because someday they will be rich and they do not want to pay the poor workers more than it takes to survive, No to a modern military because the Tanks that we do not need are making someone rich. NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO! The Republicans are the party of NO!
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That's ok Triple D.
These are the same whine babies who be boo-hooing when one of these nut cases blows something in this coutry again.
I believe it was the last adm. who ignored early warning signs
But the repubs . are the perfect race.
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Lets see ! Which gubment started this back in Oct 2001 ?
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Some time in the next tens years we will see a Tea Party supporter carrying this sign. "Keep your Government hands off my Obamacare."
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Conservatives say no to everything.
That's why this country has hit bottom .
Immagration,SS , Medicare, Tax Reform , Post Office , Infrstructure , Education , Healthcare, Debt , and Run away wel-fare and poverty.
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