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Stacy Derrick is a mommy to Sara Rose (love that name!). Stacy first made a tutu for her little girl just as a craft project. But when the tutu got such positive reactions, Stacy got entrepreneurial and decided to start a business.
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Tonia Caruso examines the complexities of the gun control debate. Gun experts, community groups, representatives from the mental health community and more weigh in on the issues and obstacles in the search for common ground. And as the arguing continues in Washington, Debra Germany of Pittsburgh isn't waiting for politicians. After her son was shot and killed, she's determined to make a difference by stopping gun violence in her community.


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The Way I See It!
I am an Ultra-Conservative, Alpha-Male, True Authentic Leader, Type "C" Personality, who is very active in my community; whether it is donating time, clothes or money for Project Concern or going to Common Council meetings and voicing my opinions. As a blogger, I intend to provide a different viewpoint "The way I see it!" on various world, national and local issues with a few helpful tips & tidbits sprinkled in.
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Mind and Heart In Conflict
I know the right thing to do but it feels like the wrong thing. I asked the vet to check the results and they didn't change. My heart hurts as the time ticks down and I see my family member and know tomorrow she will not be around. We have taken care of her for 18 years and in return she has given us so much love! Time does not heal the heart breaks and another cat will never take her place. She is special, she is loved. She looks fine but we know that is not true.
A Painful Night!
My cat Babez who had the stroke in January stopped eating and going to the litter box so we took her into the vet for tests.
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Lost a Good Friend Today - Nala!
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The Pharmacotherapy for the Primary Care Provider program (47 hours) offers Advanced Practice Nurses foundational information to become safe and effective nurse prescribers.
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Drones in the morning, drones in the night … I'm trying to find a pretty drone to take home tonight …
I have not been able to separate any talk of drones from Heems' "Soup Boys" since I first heard it, and as such, those opening guitar strums, warm and coppery like blood, were on my mind more than I would care to admit when I read The Atlantic Wire's synopsis of the previous evening's NBC ladled scoop, wherein Michael Isikoff and company made public a Justice Department memo (a "white paper") that laid out the alarmingly skimpy prerequisites one must meet to find one's self qualified for death from above. We finally learned some of the parameters that are asked for in the beginning of the "Soup Boys" video, and they were perhaps more disconcerting than we anticipated.
According to the memo, the Supreme Court has already found the use of military action against American citizens considered to be part of enemy forces to be constitutional. "Accordingly, the Department does not believe that U.S. citizenship would immunize a senior operational leader of al-Qa'ida or its associated forces from a use of force abroad authorized by the AUMF or in national self defense," the 16 page paper states. This also means that the Fourth Amendment and the Fifth Amendment's Due Process Clause amount to [expletive deleted] all if the overseas citizen in question is a "senior operational leader" or a part of "associated forces."
Obviously a "senior operational leader," American citizen or not, could reasonably expect to be a drone target, and after all, if these people wish to associate so much with terrorists, they can expect to die like them as well, correct? Further hemming in potential targets is that they must meet three criteria: They must be determined, by an "informed, high-level official of the U.S. Government" to be an "imminent threat of a violent attack against the Untied States"; their capture is not a feasible option; and that the attack can be conducted under the "applicable law of war principles."
So what is so unnerving about the memo? Part of it is that the "associated forces" tag is vague. Indeed, the entire thing reads elusively, with many criteria but few specifics. Considering that the military includes all military aged males to be potential insurgents, any American citizen even remotely close to al-Qa'ida in the kind of demographic advertisers and network heads crave could not be faulted for looking upwards.
Even more frightening is that, of those three guidelines mentioned above, the one which seems most cogent, the determination of imminent threat being necessary for fatal action, is hedged considerably when one considers that such a determination does not require, by the DOJ's standards, "clear evidence that a specific attack on U.S. persons and interests will take place in the immediate future." The thinking is that, in the wake of 9/11, waiting until indisputable proof of a forthcoming attack presents itself would not allow enough time to prepare an adequate defense; the reality is that this leaves the door wide open for mistakes to be made. The questions is, is it worth it?
That drone modest, but that drone flaunt, all of them drones do what them drones want ...
The memo lends some credence to what groups like the American Civil Liberties Union have feared, namely that the government has a practical carte blanche written into the letter of the law that allows the drone program to act with the autonomy it does.
Here, we run into something of a problem that strikes at the very heart of what has been an admittedly effective weapon (it would not be so scary to us if it was not); being second in command of al-Qa'ida now has the turnover rate of an entry level position in a fast food restaurant, and my conscious is clear about the elimination of Anwar al-Awlaki. But the death of his 16 year old son is more difficult to stomach and comprehend. I am a believer in the blue jay approach, wherein liberals take to the war effort not with the sweeping gestures and classic military overtures of the hawk, but with the precision and suddenness, of, well, a drone. And the things that make the drone program great--its speed, its safety (relatively speaking, and predominantly for American soldiers), its psychological overtures--are optimized due to the lack of hard parameters and the discretion those calling the shots are afforded when selecting targets. Is the cold, reptilian efficiency of Obama's drone campaigns worth the elasticity and shadows the campaigns operate in?
The drone program is like a magical eraser; find someone we do not like, send the machine, and wipe them from the face of the earth. Easy. The problem lies in that actions which comes with ease are easily abused.
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Excellent article. Unfortunately too many uninformed sheeple in the herd. Drones, Gun Control, 750 Million Rounds of Ammo, another 240 Million Rounds, 7,000 AK's all ordered by DHS. For those of you that have ZERO CLUE that is MORE THAN ENOUGH to shoot every man, woman and child in the USA 6 times. And yes, we are talking DHS...that stands for Department of HOMELAND Security. Homeland...as in HERE, not Afghanistan, not Iraq...HERE! Are you ready to turn in your guns? Have you not learned from history?
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6:03 pm on Monday, February 18, 2013
As Garrett Epps of The Atlantic points out in, "Why a Secret Court Won't Solve the Drone Strike Problem":
Secret courts are one way to oversee administrative 'sanctions' like drone killings. But can they really serve as promised, to protect civil rights of all US citizens? Do they constitute 'due process'? Until 9/11 few of us would have answered yes. Now, after more than five years of sanctions guided only by presidential order, hundreds of gov't cases that have circumvented due process have shown that the accused has little or no role in their investigation, prosecution, or punishment whenever the shibboleth of "terrorist" arises. Now secret courts have been proposed to fill the void. But if these secret courts are anything like those of FISA, in which 99% of gov't requests to wiretap are granted, they're likely to do little toward assuring that gov't legal action will be restrained or judicious.


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Every single texture is 32x32 so the 10% of the image that in 0-1 is 0.1 .
The textures comes perfect but have a problem: around every terrain's square there's a border (a piece of the previous and next image on all the sides, like if it wasnt set to 0.1 but to 0.11)
To show the problem even resizing the screenshot (for uploading reasons), i had to set texture_set_interpolation to true, but this problem occur even with it set to false.
I dont get what im doing wrong because everything looks fine.
Another problem about the coords. is that the terrain's squares are not always squares, sometimes they are rectangles (it depends on the z) and i get the texture stretched and i dont know how to make it repeat accordingly to the z height.
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Least Favourite Hero
November 08, 2011, 02:35:10 AM »
OK...so which one is it? Mine would have to be Luke the Warrior -
*angry fans violently kill me*
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Deyna (a.k.a. The Taggerung) just seemed to perfect to me, and a bit unrealistic. He was brought up evil, and yet became good straight away, just because he was an otter, and otters are "goodies". Also, I don't care what happened to him, no otter could pick up a boulder and throw it as easily and as with little effort as he did. So, Deyna is my least favourite.
I'd have to say Lona Bowstripe from
would be my second least favourite. He just wasn't the most interesting character, although I dislike the book
more then
Also, Tiria Wildlough seems to perfect at everything (Sue-like). She would rank at 3rd. Also, she just isn't that interesting.
Last Edit: November 10, 2011, 06:59:56 AM by DanielofRedwall
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November 08, 2011, 02:51:01 AM »
Gotta agree with you on Deyna. And Lonna Bowstripe was a bit too much like Gorath the Flame, but I have to say I like Lonna better.
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November 08, 2011, 07:58:07 PM »
Ugh all those dumb badgers in Eulalia! They were so boring and way too perfect. That book was one of my least favorites, tied with Doomwyte.
I also really didn't care for Martin II all that much. Very vanilla.
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November 08, 2011, 07:59:09 PM »
the fat dude who was Rakkety Tam's friend
For GOD so loved the world he gave his only begotton SON so that whoever belived in him would not parish but live eternal life.
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Quote from: Tiria Wildlough on November 08, 2011, 02:35:10 AM
OK...so which one is it? Mine would have to be Luke the Warrior -
*angry fans violently kill me*
That would be me
I'd have to say Uggo Wiltud
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I didin't really like Tiria "Angry fans then turn on me"
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Quote from: Taggerung The Otter on November 08, 2011, 07:59:09 PM
the fat dude who was Rakkety Tam's friend
Tha' wid be
Wild Doogy Plum.
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November 09, 2011, 11:18:47 PM »
Tiria for a couple of reasons.
1.No sense of character development.
2.Seems like a Sue
Let me elaborate.
1.From the beginning of the book, we know that Tiria is awesome with the sling. She hits a rat on the head and kills him from a incredible distance. She manages, with no formal training, takes out a gang of 8 water rats with the odds 2-1. She can hit a weasel two times in the eyes and head, something not even the best Guosim slinger can do. She kills Riggu Felis instantly.
2.From what we know, Tiria is taller than her dad by a head. She is said to be beautiful. She is trustworthy and everyone likes her. From Cuthbert Frunk standards, she's the best cook he ate from. And, coincidentally she is the queen of her people.
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November 10, 2011, 12:47:53 AM »
I hated Gorath.
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What is truly worth fearing is the known.
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Quote from: Muse on November 10, 2011, 12:47:53 AM
I hated Gorath.
Me too. He's just an elaborated replica of Lonna Bowstripe.
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November 10, 2011, 02:49:07 AM »
I didn't dislike Deyna when I read the book the first time, but I think he could have been much more interesting than he was, and in retrospect, he does come off as Sue-ish. He seems so clean-cut -- even the original Skipper and the otters in
spoke with an accent, but if I remember right (I don't have my copy right with me) Tagg's dialect is more refined than that, even though it really shouldn't be. He was raised by vermin, and although I don't mind him not being evil, I'd like to see more of a conflict than just, "Nope, I'm not going to be evil, period" right off the bat. Even though we know he's a murderer (by proxy), Sawney Rath still was the one that raised him and he should've had more influence in Tagg's life than that. Also, he wins everything too easily; if we at least got to see him cross blades with Eefera, that would have been interesting, but we don't even see them fight, we just see the aftereffects, which is kind of cheap.
Luke, Martin, Matthias, and even Mattimeo were all cool in their own way, but Martin II was just... boring. The only time we see him do anything, he gets an easy victory. He's immune to Ublaz's hypnosis, and there is absolutely no good reason for this. I think
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might've been more interesting if it was set a little bit earlier, and we saw Mattimeo go -- he could've been past his prime, which would've made it all the better, showing that age isn't a barrier to doing the right thing. It also would've been a good chance to show Tess, etc. and continue character development; Martin II could've still been young in the story, say, Tansy and Viola's age, or younger.
For that matter, although he isn't a main hero, I don't like Clecky either; he's basically the same as Tarquin, only slightly more martial (like Basil Stag Hare), and he just tears through vermin like he does food, when I don't think he ought to be that good. The same goes for Grath Longfletch; her and her husband-to-be are both too dangerous and smash the Monitors too easily.
I don't like Dotti Dillworthy because she's very young, flippant, and yet great at everything (even when it doesn't make sense for her to be).
Tiria Wildlough (the character)... I've talked about her several times before. She's great at everything, bigger and better than everyone else, outstandingly beautiful, etc, etc, and etc. She easily defeats everyone she faces without a single significant challenge in the entire book (if I remember right). Oh, and there's a
about her too. She can't become Skipper just because she's a girl, but that's okay because she can become a
I mean, come on.
Finally, I actually like Buckler Kordyne; that is, he isn't anywhere near being my "least favourite hero", but I do think he might have been a little bit overpowered in the sword skills; I think the book would have been better if the Badger Lord described him as being as "good as his grandfather" (without the implication that he might be better), and if Zwilt wasn't losing the swordfight at the end of the book. He could've still gotten the hostage and threatened to execute him, but it would've been a time-saving thing -- just like how the readers understand that Cluny took Hugo not because Matthias was winning their duel, but because he wanted to speed things up a bit, and not have to go to as much trouble to win.
It also would be nice if his weapon wasn't built up as being an uber-weapon second only to Martin's sword; I understand that it's top-notch for what it is, but rapiers had advantages and disadvantages like any other blade, and I think a weapon with a rich history, like Blademaster Feryn Kordyne's broadsword, ought to be portrayed as equally effective. One time it describes Zwilt's blow as numbing Buck's paw, in their brief fight in the forest, and it would've been nice if that same kind of dynamic applied in their last fight.
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Quote from: James Gryphon on November 10, 2011, 02:49:07 AM
I don't like Dotti Dillworthy because she's very young, flippant, and yet great at everything (even when it doesn't make sense for her to be).
I don't understand what you mean by "good at everything".
Was Dotti a good singer? Everyone knows that answer, no.
Was Dotti beautiful? This question is where people go wrong. She called herself a "fatal beauty". But Bucko disagreed. There is a difference between being beautiful and being pretty. Though towards the end of the book there was some comment from Brocktree about her being beautiful, but I think it was meant as interior beauty.
Was Dotti good at housework? Apparently not because her parents kicked her out.
Was Dotti good at preforming? I don't know, she never got the opportunity to show us.
Was Dotti good at fighting? Nope. It was only through her friend training that she beat Bucko.
And I'll go ahead and answer another question:
How did Dotti rise in the ranks of the Long Patrol so fast? Remember, it was the founding of the patrol. All the warriors Brocktree knew were good were also old. Of all the hares that had just come to the mountain, Brocktree knew Dotti best. He picked her because he trusted her.
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November 10, 2011, 03:21:42 PM »
I havent read all the books yet, but so far my least favorite would have to be martin II or Joseph.
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That's a good idea, James. Mattimeo going instead of Martin II would be awesome
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Cat Encounter of the Worst Kind
37 comments:
- g said...
Oh. My. God. Cat porn.
- November 10, 2008 at 8:38 PM
- Cheri @ Blog This Mom! said...
Tommie smoking a cigarette and doing the walk of shame? Frick. That was funny.
- November 10, 2008 at 8:48 PM
- EMikeGarcia said...
Oh wow.
That was the most horrible blog entry I have ever read. - November 10, 2008 at 9:12 PM
- Twenty Four At Heart said...
You have a cat slut? Oh my! Briefcase has been gone for most of the last 7 weeks. If he doesn't get home soon I might start howling for somebody to let me out too ....
- November 10, 2008 at 9:20 PM
- Jenn @ Juggling Life said...
I'm thinking it was a good choice to have spayed indoor cats.
- November 10, 2008 at 9:53 PM
- JCK said...
At first I was laughing. Then my mouth LITERALLY fell open. Jeez...you ain't kidding about the nothing worse...
- November 10, 2008 at 10:11 PM
- Sugee Andersyn said...
OHHh WOW. Oh no. :/ Wow. I'm kind of speechless, omg I would have FUH-REAKED the heck OUT!! man. when you screamed that made me really laugh though :( xoxo
- November 10, 2008 at 10:13 PM
- Grandma J said...
A few weeks? That's all it takes?
So who's the daddy?
and who takes care of the kittens. - November 10, 2008 at 10:31 PM
- barbra said...
Oh. My. That is horrifying.
- November 10, 2008 at 11:32 PM
- oreneta said...
CLOSE your mouth! Gak..liquid flying around...!!!
LOLOLOL - November 10, 2008 at 11:48 PM
- brneyedgal967 said...
YOu were sprayed? Ewwww.
New slogan:
Get them spayed or be sprayed.
Gah. It doesn't help that the word verification to post this comment is EXCRIN. That sounds like a name for the strange warm liquid, doesn't it? - November 10, 2008 at 11:51 PM
- Pumpkin Delight said...
This is such a great story, but not as funny in written form. You should video tape yourself telling it and then post the video. Your facial expressions alone are worth a thousand words. Regardless, it still cracks me up!
- November 11, 2008 at 12:08 AM
- Busy Bee Suz said...
Poor Tommie. She needed some relief. Glad you finally got her fixed. Jeeze all those years Bob Barker told you what to do, what took you so long???? :)
- November 11, 2008 at 4:55 AM
- Helena said...
Oh my God! I'm trying to visualising the scenario but it's ugly... Very funny post! Thank you!
- November 11, 2008 at 5:24 AM
- smiles4u said...
Oh my goodness...thank you for this morning laugh. Great story!
- November 11, 2008 at 5:43 AM
- Kelley with Amy's Angels said...
This has caused me to have the giggles. And I predict that I'll have the giggles when I'm not expecting it later today. Let's just hope it's not in a staff meeting or on a call with a student. Because that would just be too odd to explain. "See, I read this blog..."
- November 11, 2008 at 5:59 AM
- ChiTown Girl said...
Oh, holy hell! I wish I had had breakfast before reading this!! All I can say is...EWWWWW!!
- November 11, 2008 at 6:49 AM
- Bonny said...
Oh my gosh...
That's awesome. But totally disgusting! I almost spit out my water! - November 11, 2008 at 8:15 AM
- sista #2 said...
I am hysterical laughing and gross out at the same time!!!
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- M, Ms. R, Mom, Auntie M, Marey said...
Your cat is related to what was once my niece! 3 kids in Foster Care and still howling to be let out...she was "fixed" but now wants it undone to have another litter....THERE...I think I topped your gross story....unfortunately true.
Have a great day off! - November 11, 2008 at 9:09 AM
- HappyWifeHappyLife said...
This is one of the funniest things I have ever read, Jason! Although I only have dogs now, I've had MANY cats in my life and you are RIGHT - when a female cat is in heat, they are INSATIABLE until they get.... um..... "satisfied" shall we say.
Boy, this is funny.
You could easily turn this into a short story and sell it - hilarious! - November 11, 2008 at 11:21 AM
- Tootsie Farklepants said...
Dude. You never sit in shock with your mouth open when cats are bumpin' uglies on your person.
- November 11, 2008 at 11:42 AM
- MOM #1 said...
Ewwwww! I think I threw up in my mouth a little bit. O. My. God.
I'm definitely glad that you have learned your lesson, you irresponsible-pet-owner-you. Good Lordy. I think I need a cigarette.
Oh, yeah. I don't smoke. - November 11, 2008 at 12:17 PM
- Scott-N-Heather said...
I read somewhere the males have little prickly thingies on their peenies. Imagine a small pine cone like thing when inserted, no biggie. When withdrawn the pricklies are bent backwards and hurt like crazy. Something about the pain stimulating release of an egg in the female....who knows. Maybe I'm mixing up my skin a max and Arbor Day again
- November 11, 2008 at 1:30 PM
- Katie said...
umm, I was about to say gross as I laughed out loud... but that would be an understatement.
Holy cow.
Note to self... no cats for me. - November 11, 2008 at 2:08 PM
- Paul said...
Warm liquid? Sick!
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- Katy said...
If our cats ever did that to me I believe I would strangle them with my bare hands and make up a lie for the kids about why their pets were dead.
I'll re-read this as a diet aid when I feel like a snack.
Barf! - November 11, 2008 at 2:50 PM
- Twenty Four At Heart said...
Hey Jason - I think you might be able to help me out with my today's post? I vaguely remember you having a post a few months ago with some info I could now use. (ha!) If you aren't too busy stop by for a visit!
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- The Girl Next Door said...
Stinky is going to the vet TOMORROW....gross.
- November 11, 2008 at 6:55 PM
- Grandma J said...
Why am I just noticing Pietro and Elsa's pictures? You have good looking in-laws! Elsa has a beautiful smile, and looks so young!
- November 11, 2008 at 8:57 PM
- SabrinaT said...
Smoking is BAD!
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- hulagirlatheart said...
I'm speechless. Laughing, but speechless.
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- Domestic Spaz said...
Shut UP! This can't be true... ON YOUR BODY?!?!
Holy crap... no shower would have been hot enough to get the funk off of me if that had happened. - November 12, 2008 at 11:05 AM
- catherinette said...
I had a roommate in college that was just like Tommie. Ugh, I do not miss her.
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- Baby Favorite said...
Oh, sweet Jesus. That's horrifying and hysterical all at the same time.
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- Hula Hank said...
After that splattering I am surprised you didn't give birth to four furry kittens!
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Fans of the popular late-night TV show Saturday Night Live are giddy over Ben and Jerry's new limited time flavor, "Schweddy Balls."
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McDonald's Frozen Strawberry Lemonade – the perfect drink for summertime. Released in May, the drink is made by blending together a lemonade base, strawberry syrup on the bottom, and ice. Sales were strong and proved that McCafe, isn't just for coffee and smoothies anymore. Backed by a huge integrated marketing campaign, no wonder this cool drink should be considered for the most memorable product launch.
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New Delhi, Sep.18 (ANI): The Congress party on Friday said it would take appropriate action against Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor for his "cattle class" comments through the medium of Twitter at the appropriate time.
Addressing a party news conference in the capital, Congress spokesman Manish Tewari said: "We will take appropriate action (against Mr. Tharoor) at the appropriate time.
Tewari further said that action against Tharoor was not ruled out.
He also justified Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot's statement on Thursday seeking Tharoor's resignation for what he called "irresponsible" comments on the social networking site Twitter.
"It was unfortunate and unbecoming on his part to make such comments. In my view he should tender his resignation as Minister," Gehlot had said.
"To make such irreverent comments is all the more despicable when one is holding a responsible position as that of the Minister of State for External Affairs," Gehlot told journalists at his official residence here after a "Roza Iftar" party on Thursday evening.
Gehlot had termed Tharoor's references posted on the site such as "cattle class" and "holy cows" as unacceptable in Indian politics.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan also said Tharoor had no right to continue in the Union Cabinet.
"I believe that in a democracy, people are God. To refer to them as 'cattle' is an insult to them. And I believe that such a person has no right to be a Union minister," he told reporters.
Tharoor, who is on an official visit to Liberia, had earlier apologized through the Twitter medium, saying he was "sorry" for hurting any sentiments and that his words had been misunderstood.
"To those hurt by the belief that my repeating the phrase showed contempt: sorry. It's a silly expression, but means no disrespect to economy travellers, only to airlines for herding us in like cattle. Many have misunderstood," Tharoor said.
The minister said that he had learned belatedly of the fuss "over my tweet and pointed out that the phrase "cattle class" was used in the query, which he just repeated. (ANI)


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I ran a game of MHR last night with 4 original characters and 4 pre-existing Marvel characters. The character creation process went rather seamlessly except that Milestones are really difficult to come up with at the game table.
The easiest thing to do is to adapt an existing hero's Milestones, but those aren't all listed in one place and sometimes are places that make sense when you think about it -- but aren't the first place you'd think to look. Such as Sue Richards' "Independent" or Reed's "Guilt-Ridden." Other Milestones are pretty specific to the existing characters.
So I made up a list which I'm going to use next time that includes some of my own Milestones, adaptations of the Milestones in the basic rules, and a few I read on the net and liked.
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Chris, as you know I've been following your psd mock ups to xhtml/css which are great but have you forgotten about the 3 state sprite(hope that's right) menu? You showed us the hover, off...what about the on? I hope I've described it right, when we're on a page for example "articles", how do we have it so the menu shows we're on that page.
Also if you plan on future vid tutorials, can you do one on sliding door menu pls?
Thanks.Ah yes, I did forget to touch on the "on" state of the menu. I'll try and remember to touch on that quickly in part four where I'm going to go back and show how the Photoshop mockup was built, but for now, the theory is that you need to set the background position of the on state to "background-position: top center;".
My favorite way to do that is by giving the BODY tag a unique ID, like <body id="contact">. Then in the CSS, you can do something like:body#contact ul#menu li.contact a {
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Because you are being so specific, this will supersede even the rollover state and the menu item will just stay in this "on" state.I was hoping that I was not the one that missed it.
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Issue 2 May, 2006 The new Issue of Architecture 2030's E-News is available at: HTML: http://www.architecture2030.org/news/news_5_2006.html PDF: http://www.architecture2030.org/news...ews_5_2006.pdf Issue Highlights: -An excerpt from Edward Mazria's article "Beauty and the Beast", which will appear in the April Issue of Design Intelligence Magazine -A detailed look at NBBJ's Telenor Headquarter Complex -AIA COTE's Top Ten -2030 SPEAKS -architecture2030.org en espanol -2030 Challenge Policy Updates Architecture 2030 Issue 1: http://www.architecture2030.org/news/news_2_2006.html
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excellent!! spread the word....the hippies are taking over!!
Thursday, June 8, 2006 Cities across America have just taken an historic step in addressing the issue of global warming. The US Conference of Mayors has made a commitment to reduce global warming pollution from buildings in order to protect the world for future generations. On Monday, June 5, 2006, the US Conference of Mayors adopted the "2030 Challenge" (Resolution #50) for ALL buildings. The resolution was put forward by the mayors' of cities from the 4 corners of the continental U.S. - Chicago Mayor Richard Daley and Albuquerque Mayor Martin Chavez, Miami Mayor Manuel Diaz and Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels. As buildings are responsible for emitting half of the green house gas emissions that cause global warming, cities are committing to implement an immediate 50% fossil fuel greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction standard for all new and renovated buildings (50% below the national average for each building type) and setting benchmarks and timelines to increase the reduction standard for new buildings to carbon-neutral by 2030 - meaning they will use no fossil fuel, GHG emitting energy to operate. Last week on May 31, 2006 the City of Santa Fe became the first city in the US to formally adopt the "2030 Challenge". This means that all new city buildings, starting immediately, will be built to use 50% less fossil fuel, GHG emitting energy. By year 2030 all new city buildings in Santa Fe will be built to operate without emitting any greenhouse gases. Additionally, New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson issued his first executive order this year requiring that all new state buildings and major renovations meet the 50% fossil fuel greenhouse gas emissions reduction standard called for by Architecture 2030. This is another important step in the "2030" initiative to address major greenhouse gas reductions in the Building Sector. The 78,000 member American Institute of Architects formally adopted the "2030 Challenge" in January 2006. As this initiative spreads across the country and around the globe, it will be the most significant movement to influence architecture and building design since the industrial revolution. Please stay tuned... Architecture 2030 For a copy of Resolution #50, Adopting the "2030 Challenge" for All Buildings, see: http://www.architecture2030.org/news...resAdopted.doc
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Go hippies
This is good news actually.. thanks for posting |
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Why not just block up our mouths? How much CO2 do we breathe out in a lifetime Paul we need a scientist with a calculator please...are you busy?
Good idea Pirates please tell Mr B'liar so he can reverse what our council is doing! Our local council have decided in all their ultimate wisdom to drill lots of holes in our PVC double glazed windows, why, to help with 30 years of neglect and underspending on the property's which has lead to severe damp problems with the vast maority of their housing stock. So we now have to live in a house with 8" of fibrglass heat insulation in the loft but dozens of draughty holes in the windows! Could someone please explain what vital point I'm missing about the logic behind this most irrational behaviour? They also spent a large amount of money fitting mushroom shaped ventilation pots to the roofs, why do this when the air flow in my loft will quite easily blow your hat off on a windy day? This is what I pay ?860 a year council tax for, so the council can waste it on ridiculous schemes to meet ill-thought out government targets! Meanwhile my house is more difficult/expensive to heat!!! |
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