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By Isidro H. CisnerosTranslated By Reva Dhingra 8 November 2012Edited by Kyrstie Lane Mexico - La Cronica - Original Article (Spanish) Barack Obama's triumph has enormous significance for the entire world. First, it reminds us that the contrast between the right and left wing still holds opposite visions of society and the world. Second, we observe the participation of close to 120 million voters on Election Day, with a result of Obama's re-election by more than 58 million votes. He was victorious in 26 states, including Massachusetts, where Romney was governor, and Michigan, where Romney was born. With 332 electoral votes (62 percent), Obama's triumph means that liberal politics, characterized by a progressive vision oriented toward the most vulnerable social groups, also won. At the same time, a conservative and radical right was defeated, obtaining only 206 electoral votes (38 percent). Republicans favor deregulation, tax cuts for the more powerful economic sectors and, above all, the design and implementation of stringent immigration policies that violate human rights. Obama defeated an evangelical-tinged right that was against any intervention by the federal government in various spheres of social and economic life. In short, voters rallied to avoid a regression. Bearing in mind that the election campaign was the most costly in history – spending exceeded $6 billion – it was also a unique, successfully using social networks to capture the youth vote. 25 percent of voters announced their political preferences through Facebook or Twitter. It was an innovative campaign in terms of political marketing and management of mass means of communication, reaffirming that campaigning for election is a matter of image. A relevant statistic was the increase in early voting by absentee ballot or by mail, which an estimated 9.2 million people used to cast their votes. The challenges that Barack Obama will face in the immediate future are enormous. He did not win the election with an overwhelming majority, as in 2008, and the House of Representatives will continue to be controlled by the Republican opposition. Furthermore, the financial and economic situation of the U.S. is extremely fragile, especially with regard to the federal deficit and the national debt. In addition, forecasts of voting intent predicted a virtual tie during the final weeks and remained close until results were released from the most contested states, Ohio and Florida. The United States will once again have a divided government, a frequent phenomenon that has been present in this country since 1832, when the presidential elections created this context for government. This division is reflected in an electoral realignment that expresses the inability of traditional parties to develop policies of inclusion. Various researchers believe that an explanation of this electoral realignment can be found in the political development of the social bases of the parties, which are starting to divide along ethno-cultural lines. For this reason, the U.S election was determined by so-called "race politics" characterized by a power struggle between ethnic groups: whites, African-Americans, Latinos, and Asians. The votes of each of these groups were crucial to Obama's triumph, especially since seven out of ten Latinos (75 percent) voted for Obama. Their elevated participation was the surprise of this election. In this new scenario there will be, for the first time, three legislators of Hispanic origin in the Senate and 17 in the House of Representatives. There is talk of a new electoral coalition consisting of women, minorities and young voters, the groups which supported Obama's re-election. Obama is left with four more years to realize the immigration reform that he has promised since the beginning of his first term. The almost 12 million undocumented immigrants that live and work in the U.S. demand to be taken into account. They must be recognized for the enormous contributions they make to the economy, society and culture of this country. With respect to Mexico, Barack Obama's victory will bring positive effects if we bear in mind that the U.S. is our main commercial partner and that we have a Free Trade Agreement with them. On their part, we are their third biggest commercial partner after Canada and China. They direct about 25 percent of their exports to our country. Although the foreign policy issues of our neighbor are focused on terrorism, the economic crisis and drug trafficking, the 3,185 kilometers of border that we share make the immigration issue urgent and constantly present in the bilateral agenda. Obama cannot ignore that his re-election is due to the new reality represented by the growing civic participation of Hispanics. The elections that permitted his re-election reflect a growing popular and democratic reclamation: promoting a radical and generous immigration reform.
Edited by Kyrstie Lane
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The NCAA Football Rules Committee will take a hard look at a simple question when it meets on March 6: More plays or less?
A proposed rule would prohibit offenses from snapping the ball into action until 29 or fewer seconds remain on the 40-second play clock. The current rule permits a center to hike the ball immediately after it has been set for play.
Head coaches who are proponents of the change — namely Alabama's Nick Saban and Arkansas' Bret Bielema — say it's a question of player safety. The current rule makes it difficult for defenses to make substitutions. There's simply not enough time to get players off and on the field against a no-huddle or hurry-up offense.
Limiting how quickly plays begin will benefit the defense, especially one stacked with talent that can be inserted into the game against various down-and-distance situations. And that explains the furious reaction from coaches who have employed quick-striking, elaborate offensive schemes designed to score points in bundles.
Auburn's Gus Malzahn, Texas A&M's Kevin Sumlin and Washington State's Mike Leach have dismissed the idea to slow the pace of the game as a joke. How can you blame them? They want a chance to score before the defense gets set.
The difference between teams that employ fast-paced offenses and those dedicated to defense are significant. Texas Tech led the nation's offenses this past season, averaging 90.3 plays per game, followed by Brigham Young, which averaged 89.9 plays. Contrast that with Saban and Bielema's teams. Alabama's offense ran on average 65.9 plays, while Arkansas ran 67.7.
The difference offers a clear insight into the coaches' strategic thinking and approaches to managing football games. The offense's advantage is twofold: It knows the play and when it's coming. The defense's strength is that players can continuously move to different spots on the field to enhance their chances of stopping a run or pass.
The push behind the change officially falls under the claim of player safety. That seems logical at first blush; more plays would increase the risk of more injuries. However, there's no definitive evidence either proving or refuting that assumption.
Research suggests the number of injuries to offensive and defensive players aren't that much different. Dave Bartoo, founder of the trend analysis website The College Football Matrix (cfbmatrix.com), cites size and speed as the primary factors that lead to player injury.
One point in his analysis seems most noteworthy: From 2009 to 2012, teams in the Big 12 Conference averaged more snaps played on offense and defense than any other conference — yet they had the fewest player starts lost to injury on offense and defense, as well as the lowest injury rate per play on offense and defense.
It's easy to see that programs built around strong defensive units favor a more controlled game. Opposing coaches looking for an edge — or an offense built around a surprise play or trickery — must be more imaginative to get that edge.
Coaches of teams favoring no-huddle offenses are always devising new ways to outscore the opposition. Defensive-minded coaches — more conservative by nature — play to get the lead and then let their defense take over.
In the end it is a balancing act. Some teams score so quickly (or turn the ball over on downs just as fast) that their defense gets little time to rest and subsequently wears out.
Former Louisville coach Charlie Strong received criticism for intentionally slowing down star quarterback Teddy Bridgewater. Once his team got a lead, Strong preferred to let the clock run and allow play calling to become more conventional. His harshest critics said his style may have cost Bridgewater a chance at winning the Heisman Trophy. Strong's 12-1 record at Louisville and a lopsided win against Miami in the Russell Athletic Bowl, though, are strong evidence that his plan works.
The matter now goes to the NCAA's Playing Rules Oversight Panel, where it faces an uncertain fate. A case for change built around safety isn't overly convincing. The notion that defenses can't substitute between plays has merit.
Break it down this way: Do you favor more offense from those who play the game like Johnny Manziel — or less?
For me, that one's not even close.
Tom Lindley is a sports columnist for Community Newspaper Holdings Inc. You can write to him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Hidden Valley and Cave Spring community join together in support of coach
All you have to do is see the reaction of the students and faculty when they found out that Brenda King, Hidden Valley's new women's Basketball coach, P.E. teacher, mother, and friend was recently diagnosed with stage 4 cervical cancer. Three years ago Coach King lost her husband to cancer.
King will now receive chemotherapy once every three weeks and is unable to coach or teach at Hidden Valley High School, that is until she gets better.
Today, Hidden Valley held a student vs. faculty basketball game to benefit Coach King and her family during her struggle with cervical cancer. The gym was packed and not a single student or faculty member was missing.
They chanted, cheered, screamed, and cried for Coach King and then the games began with the students cheering on their fellow students, and the faculty their fellow faculty. Most of the students and faculty sported their t-shirts designed by the students to the game that read "Fight Like a King" and "HV for BK".
Coach King was quite overwhelmed with the amount of support she has received from the Hidden Valley community.
"I'm nothing but a high school basketball teacher and coach and that's all I ever wanted to be. To see all this attention makes you fee humbled and special," King said. "I'm just so appreciative. I just want to get back here and I'll work for free. We've got friends it seems in every corner of Virginia."
"It's like a wonderful reunion I get to have before going to heaven. If you surround yourself with good people your going to be happy in life and that is how I feel," she said.
Coach King was escorted in a golf cart decorated in her honor with Hidden Valley colors and a huge crown on top.
Students rushed the gym to hug her and shake her hand and present her with flowers. The Cave Spring Girl's Basketball team also came, wearing Hidden Valley colors and their "Fight Like a King" shirts and showed their support while sitting the Hidden Valley Girl's Basketball team. The Cave Spring team brought in $1,100 for the King family.
In all, to date, the Hidden Valley community has raised $7,238 to support King and her family.
And then the games began!
According to Hidden Valley High School principal, Rhonda Stegall, the students have come up with ways to help the Coach King and her family get through this time of need.
"Coach King has been working with the team, getting to know the girls and already she has made a big impact, even though she hasn't been here that long. It just tells you what a strong community relationship we have at Hidden Valley," Stegall said.
Students at Hidden Valley have created wristbands with a slogan that reads, "Fight Like a King" that are being sold for $1.00 each. All proceeds of the sale will go directly to Coach King and her family.
The students are also selling t-shirts for $10, proceeds again going directly to Coach King and held a Student versus Faculty Basketball Game on Oct. 31 at 2 p.m. Tickets cost only $2.00 to raise money for Coach King.
And they aren't stopping there. Hidden Valley High School will also hold a "Benefits Hoops" tournament that will be held in Salem on Dec. 20 and 21. Space for this event is limited and will include both boy's and girl's 9U through 15U. Those interested can register at www.slamdunkbasketball.com. The entry fee is $200 per team with discounts for multiple teams and tournaments.
If you are interested in buying a wristband in support of Coach King, they are being sold by the Women's Basketball Team members or by dropping by the front office at the high school. For t-shirts contact firstname.lastname@example.com
A bank account has also been set up for financial donations to the family. Checks should be made payable to Brenda King and dropped off at HVHS or at the Stellar One Oak Grove Branch.
For more photos from Today's student vs. faculty basketball game at Hidden Valley High School, check out our gallery by clicking this link
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Judged: 1 1 1 All this while former Secretary Clinton was getting her ducks in a row, preparing, no doubt, for another run at the presidency in 2016. And all that as the political book of the summer, Mark Leibovich's This Town, was providing the rest of the country with a hilarious excoriation of Washington's incestuous culture of money, media, lobbying and paralysis. |
He is a much bigger deal than your opinionated gibberish. Did you forget the Bushwhackers? Reagan, Nixon and Ford? You do read the CBO reports your cutting and pasting. If you will notice the deficit drops right up to 2018 and there pretty certain of that in the short run projections. Further out their projections less accurate as they stipulated. Similar to the weather people 1 day pretty good 2 days good three days ok and then after that projections are up for revisions. So just what is your point? Have already been over this. So this 2020 projection stuff is but a crystal ball speculation. It is good that you are actually seeking reality. Now engage brain before running your thoughts. Comprehend what you are researching, will help you to state your case in an intelligent format. Oh by the way if havent already heard the GDP is about to go through another revision which will already alter all of CBOs and your feeble attempts to projecting the future economics of the USA. LOL your GDP factor is about to be obsolete for a newer definition of GDP. It will be taking a small step to identify the inequality factors that it presently fails to do so. |
Judged: 1 1 1 Obama is NOT showing a damn bit of intelligence concerning Syria, just arrogance. Try reading some real news for a change. The rest of the world is backing down on a military strike, but YOUR arrogant fool King Barry still wants to go it alone. At least shrub had the Demoncrats vote behind him for the stupid invasion of Iraq. We no longer have a President, we have a tyrannical dictator. |
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Judged: 1 1 1 HOW IS HE--THAT PERSON OBAMA by being an extremist as a nut case by thinking alone? IT MEANS OBAMA CANNOT DO ACCORDING TO HOW HE THINKS? US has a lot of problems right now. A problem nation cannot go to do wrongly and badly on Syria. As the people in US ARE too SAD, US IS going through the syndrome of seeing how it turns out to be as THE PLANET is proceeding the direction that has to make sense--whether US can have resolve problems first within, that people still can breathe there as given such difficult bad times with no say and freedom value and so on. THE WORLD THUMBS DOWN US while saying it is a remorseful and bad country. When Bush had a few nations going with the Iraq case, which led to the bad nature of US getting the high costs and detriments. Yet Obama by saying acting alone would be worse disaster than the previous one of Iraq of Bush doing it. When there was one war criminal Bush, just how many war criminals US would have? The stand at this time deals with whether US can have resolve within that people still can breathe there as given such difficult bad times with no say and freedom value, but having lots of liberty rights demolished and having lots of snooping and hacking programs on public and so on. Yet, those who went along with Obama were dumped because he breaks their civil rights and freedom and spies on them. Obama has left with no support these days, but is unlikeable, since Obama has done wrongly, especially including on his saying on Syria. Obama by holding his wishy-washy thinking hoping to materialize his terror indulging and fantasy on Syria , makes him as a evil guilty creed, that he is going to suffer badly. US IS UNDER WATCH From THE PLANET, THAT US IS DOING VERY BADLY AND WILL GET THE WORST TO COME BECAUSE the people in US ARE VERY SAD and are suffering. |
Judged: 1 1 1 Isn't "hope and change" wonderful?. |
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Judged: 1 1 1 Is there any difference by making change from Bush that Obama blamed on the Iraq case? Obama has not done any good of US image but has made it more troublesome. OBAMA SO FAR, HAS CAUSED EVERYTHING TO BE SO BAD that US is in a condition worse than that of Bush period, since Obama does no change but the same wrong foreign policies as Bush clone-mold. People never elected a new man but the same and old worsened Bush. HIS ANY DOING ON SYRIA WILL BE TOO DESTRUCTIVE TO US AND HIMSELF. HE CAN'T FIND ONE SOUL WHO IS WITH HIM ON HIS VIEW ABOUT SYRIA. For on thing, Obama's saying of "mission accomplished" indicates his support of what Bush has done. "Mission accomplished" is the enormous US costs and burden of resources wasted uselessly and wrongly in addition to making US bad image on world stage and so many 5000 military lives lost and over 10,000 wounded-being handicapped coming back, as one out of three US suicides is from Iraq veterans. Obama has not done one single thing on the economy. The US people are suffering because Obama has used a lot of Patriot Act, snooping and spying on US people through big brother suppression of them. Obama stands against those people who elected and supported him by abusing their civil rights and liberty freedom and working against them in everything. Obama is not doing what they say and want, as the example on Syria where great majority of people don't want to mess Syria, to lie to them to betray their wishes, yet people are also dumping Obama. It is a false economy as there are lots who can't have anything on work, that at least 60 millions of people cannot feed themselves and families. More than 40 millions OF people live in the third world standard, with plugged-up toilets, run-down houses with barely any electricity, in New Orleans, East LA, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and so on. Yet, Obama takes their money to go with companies which go other places, so as not to give them employment. That is why too many are sad and suffering in US as Obama has destructed them too much. But, there are just too much rubbish trash from US, who never know and wake up to the awareness, at the same time. OBAMA IS NO WAY POSSIBLE BECAUSE HE IS FACING THE ENORMOUS stumbling blocks of people against him, and BIG, TURBULENT WINDS PROPELLING against HIM. Further more, UN ALREADY HAS A BAD AND NEGATIVE IMAGE. UN would be demolished If UN lets Obama violate anything. UN has not yet answered the former case of US with Bush doing wrongly on Iraq war. If US would act alone on Syria, the consequences of UN will be extremely gloomy. What is the point of having UN as If it is doing all wrong and evil things? What is the point of having US in UN if US is always breaking the rules and coming up with falsified business, like the chemical weapons subject on Syria? Unless US is not a country on the planet, where it is going to end up as, that Obama is a one-person show alone, to think according to how he thinks as ? US is being like former Hitler, as the whole Germany went down because of one man Hitler, that the entire US is going down because of one person Obama doing very badly on Syria alone. |
By the way that last CBO you cut and pasted when was it published ? AND once again their projection for greater deficit was made when? Prior to their May assessments? Taking CBOs out of context? We can go back to when they forecasted that if we maintained course our national debt would be wiped out in less than decade. Remember that? Ah but then came the Bushwhacker and threw that into the gutter. |
You have just touched on one small example of what I have been exposing in many of my comments. Abuse of inequality factors produces wealth abnormalities that serves this USA negatively. You think that small example is something? Consider this one. Take all families and individuals earning minimum wage and below through out the nation and add up all of their income. Then compare it to just one family of the 1%, say Walmart and, you will find, they have a greater income then all of the impoverished combined. The Price Of Inequality is the major component that allows such disservices of distributions of the laborers productivity to materialize. Obama champions for the middle class will not be enough with a mere 8 years of effort to turn around the conservative austerity damage of 8 decades. In the wings we do have additional potential democratic candidates that can continue to reduce the out of control inequality increases, sought by the republicans. Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Warren just to name a couple that have proven records, to their allegiance to strengthening the middle class dynamo. Republican on the other hand have the infamous honor to exhibit their 1929 Great Depression and their 2008 Great Recession. They do say, the third time is a charm.. Hmmm??? |
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JBH ranting of chicken little hyped up rabid fox is amusing. Ill jus touch on one item of his babbling ranting that is obviously false. Obama has done nothing for the economy????
This guy is really off in some la, la land of delusional existence. Here is one fact that Obama has done for our economy. The Congressional Budget Office {MAY} said the 2013 fiscal deficit would fall to about $642 billion, or 4 percent of G.D.P., about $200 billion less than it estimated just three months ago. WASHINGTON Since the recession ended four years ago, the federal budget deficit has topped $1 trillion every year. But now the governments annual deficit is shrinking far faster than anyone in Washington expected, and perhaps even faster than many economists think is advisable for the health of the economy. The agency forecast that the deficit, which topped 10 percent of gross domestic product in 2009, could shrink to as little as 2.1 percent of gross domestic product by 2015 a level that most analysts say would be easily sustainable over the long run before beginning to climb gradually through the rest of the decade. "Revenues have been strong as the economy has outperformed a bit," said Joel Prakken, a founder of Macroeconomic Advisers, a forecasting firm based in St. Louis. Over all, the figures demonstrate how the economic recovery has begun to refill the governments coffers. At the same time, Washington, despite its republican political paralysis. Republicans say perhaps too successful. Given that the economy continues to perform well below its potential and that unemployment has so far failed to fall below 7.5 percent, many economists are cautioning that the deficit is coming down too fast, too soon. Its good news for the budget deficit and bad news for the jobs deficit, said Jared Bernstein of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.{R} Im more worried about the latter. OOOHHH scary.. Now Obama is showing his democratic colors of success in financials. With the government running a hefty $113 billion surplus in the tax payment month of April, according to the Treasury, analysts now do not expect the country to run out of room under its debt ceiling. The $200 billion reduction to the estimated deficit comes not from the $85 billion in mandatory cuts known as sequestration, nor from the package of tax increases that Congress passed this winter to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff. The office had already incorporated those policy changes in its February forecast. Republicans want Congress to agree for this year to serving as a partial brake on the recovery, cutting government jobs and preventing growth from accelerating to a more robust pace, many economists have warned. The International Monetary Fund has called the countrys pace of deficit reduction overly strong, arguing that Washington should delay some of its budget cuts while adopting a longer-term strategy to hold down future deficits.{R} Typical, small minds for small growth.. CBO is revising its estimates for the current year, the budget office also cut its projections of the 10-year cumulative deficit by $618 billion. Those longer-term adjustments are mostly a result of smaller projected outlays for the entitlement programs of Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare, as well as smaller interest payments on the debt. The C.B.O. has quietly erased hundreds of billions of dollars in projected government health spending over the last few years. It did so again on Tuesday. In February, the budget office projected that the United States would spend about $8.1 trillion on Medicare and $4.4 trillion on Medicaid over the next 10 fiscal years. It now projects it will spend $7.9 trillion on Medicare and $4.3 trillion on Medicaid. Now what has JBH or the leadership he supports promoted thus far. Zero, Zip Nada a Thing. In 1929 and 2008 they showed us what they support. |
Well Tex I enjoy it. Sure beats those comic book bumper stickers. Here Ill tell you a simple story of how I have been viewing the right wing dysfunctional bumper sticker mentality. Ill change the names to protect the innocent. I was assigned an assignment to evaluate a strata drainage proposal for particular area going to be developed. So I needed a ditch to be dug in several areas of the site. Hired a couple of guys Tex and defiant. All was going pretty well until one day. Defiant stood up and said why are we digging this ditch and Bernie just sits under that tree sipping on his lemonade and reading books and charts? He even gets paid more than us! Well Tex dared defiant to go up and vent his concerns to Bernie. Defiant confronts Bernie with his concerns and Bernie replied because Im smarter than you. I know how to read books and charts and evaluate a course. You can not. Defiant not so easily put off asked for Bernie to prove he is smarter. So Bernie put his hand on the tree a said now you hit my hand as hard as you can. Defiant threw his fist at the hand and Bernie withdrew it causing the blow to hit the tree at great discomfort to defiant. Bernie then says to defiant get back to work and think about it. Defiant with a confused look returns to the ditch. Tex asked him how did it go? Defiant said I now know how I can figure out if you or any one else is smarter than me. Chuckling to himself. Boy is Tex in for a surprise. So Tex says OK show me. Defiant then places his hand over his face and says just try to hit my hand. |
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Judged: 1 This gives the situation for those who would make troubles to be destructive and causing more troubles. In the first place, there are absolutely not any ground and solid evidences that the small number of people dying from any chemical weapons poisoning WAS a result from WHICH ONE--the regime or rebels OR ANY TROUBLE-MAKERS TO WANT TO EXPLOIT BADLY ABOUT SYRIA. If rebels had to kill others by poisoning some people in order to gain the stand for support of them, that is highly immoral, criminal and wrongful for those others like Obama to go with them. If they say the Syria regime had used chemical weapons, so is what, as there is no clear proof? BY talking about chemical weapons, some of the toxic CHEMICAL WEAPON gases might not be that effective. MANY poisoned chemicals that people are facing in everyday life, MAKE at least hundreds to thousands of people die from their poisoning each day around the world. Everyday, there are more people dying from drunk-driving accidents globally than the number of people they say dying form chemical weapons so far in Syria. In other words, chemical weapons had not killed so many people even if they were used through this civil unrest in Syria all along for these years THAN THE EVERYDAY KILLING OF PEOPLE FROM ALCOHOL AND OTHER toxic CHEMICALS THEY ARE FACING WITH--SO WHAT IS THE FUSS? It makes no sense by calling chemical weapons, by not saying that Agent Orange, toxic chemicals and alcohols as not weapons, because the instant, immediate effects and side and eventual effects of cancer causing nature OF THESE CHEMICAL AGENTS are detrimental. So, it is a total failure and loser business by labeling chemical weapons about Syria. But, it is questionable that US military has any proper stand in moving toward Syria as this is very wrong. Now, what happens is that US can't do one single thing about Iraq by forced invasion, that US has to withdraw based on that. So what it wants to do with Syria now when it did very badly in Iraq? If US says of chemical weapons, US or UN inspectors can't prove whoever used them by pointing to Syria regime, to do air strike, that is indeed the US sickening terror. This will be fired back from the world now as before such US acts will be punished by the world, US is going through the harms by taking damages. If just going by air strike, what is the point of killing innocents, as US can never find out if Syria has amounts of chemical weapons, by doing ugly and awful terror? But, if US uses ground troops, then it might not be effective for a long haul, which is too large scale and too long to engage in, whereas people have suffered too much by then, with much resources and direction for the future destructed. IF US is crazy enough and goes all the way for high costs to go for much more with vast ground troops, even if it can get to the stage to the Syria regime with whatever losses and costs, US finds none of chemical weapons from Syria regime possession. What makes the global people and stands as such now that would allow US to do that, by slaughtering lots of civilians and its soldiers even with too much US costs and losses, for finding out nothing and anything that is real and true as it says of chemical weapons about Syria. If US does not lose out by now, THIS IS A SICKENING, RIDICULOUS ILL WORLD for US IS. The world has a lot of problems right now, without permitting US to make some more, that US is taking and making a lot of problems for itself because US is a troublesome country which does not know one single thing and always does things wrongly for its people harms and suffering. US IS A TRASH WORLD as US IS showing as is. |
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Very good Waco, you noticed how poverty is oozing up to engulf a greater portion into poverty. Supporting the inequality of the laborers distributions of productivity. Walmart demonstrates, as one example, of how that is achieved. They pay their employees or breakdown full time employees to bare minimum wage and benefits. Making them eligible for Welfare, food stamps etc. This is then picked up by the taxpayers as a subsidization of Walmarts inadequate distribution of their laborers productivity distributions. Larger cities recently have caught on to this discrepancy refusing Walmart to enter their domains. Which is The Price Of Inequality to our USA. Obama has taken the stand that such corporations should be taxed accordingly to the amount of inequality they produce to their environment.OF course republicans oppose saying they prefer for the elderly to pay for it by reducing their social entitlements. Thus once again increasing inequality to favor the poor little rich boy. |
Do not have full data on that. I would speculate that AFL-CIO will have to insure their Laborers. Dipping into their funds from their administrations profits. What is good for the Goose is Good for the Gander, comes to mind. As it is with some employers insurance programs, there are many exclusion clauses and co pay charges to have the employee pick up in monetary or pain values, to suppress premium payments. Obamacare levels that field and decreases exclusion clauses for treatment. Co pay reduced according to income of the insured. As we all know, Unions have generally provided the higher income and benefits, to the employees. Thus their cost will be greater than the non union force. Whats your take? |
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Flea Markets/Craft Fairs – July 31
Craft vendors sought
The South Park Women's Club is seeking crafters to participate in its 20th Annual Craft Show, which will take place Oct. 12 in the Home Economics Building at the South Park Fairgrounds. The show is limited to home-made crafters only.
If you have an unique, handmade craft and would like to participate in this year's show, call Kathy at 412-833-1266.
Flea market
The Church of the Atonement, Carnegie, will host an outdoor community flea market from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. every Saturday, weather permitting.
To rent space, call 412-279-1944 and leave a message.
Outdoor market
St. Patrick School Athletic Association, Canonsburg, will host an outdoor flea market 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturdays through Aug. 24 in the school's parking lot.
Space is available for $20. Call 724-745-4637.
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"Temperatures in the region are roughly 10 degrees below normal..." That's what global warming does; lowers the temperature. Now, where are all those FEMA trailers they used after Katrina? They had heat and lights, but aren't they classy enough for the people in NY or NJ? Or did FEMA and Obama forget that they exist? Click Here if you Like this Comment 6 persons like this.
I guess since FEMA's been asleep at the wheel for four years, it takes a bit to get the sleep out of its eyes. Lots of 'whitey' disasters they didn't have to answer the call to so they're not on top of their game right now. Click Here if you Like this Comment 5 persons like this.
I watched the people on Staten Island TRY to talk to bloomberg about their problems. He put his hand up and told them to talk to the press person. For this insignificant person the people of new york broke their constitution to re-elect him. After one term they should have realized what they had and rejected him. Especially after Guiliana. The comparison is amazing. Maybe the brains and toughness moved out of new york after 9/11? Click Here if you Like this Comment 4 persons like this.
Yeah # 4, I mentioned yesterday there are piles of these things off the highway going to Oklahoma City. They look nice and neat. New Jersey/New York can have them. It would beat freezing in a home with no electricity.Hey, big government, these trailers are on I40 - maybe 15 or 20 miles outside Oklahoma City, going east. Click Here if you Like this Comment 4 persons like this.
#4 I figured those trailers (which were actually RV's a lot nicer than the one I own) were either still in use in NO or had been trashed beyond the point of being habitable.As bad as I feel for these people, I hope in the end that another batch of blue-staters will see the fallacy of reliance on big government and unionized labor. Click Here if you Like this Comment 5 persons like this.
My cousin allowed FEMA to place 8 of the FEMA trailers in her mobile home park after Katrina. Two of them were travel-trailer size (30' long, I believe). The other six were nice, large trailers, I think 45-50' x 10. They came with new, attractive appliances. After 18 months, people were allowed to buy the trailer they occupied or were required to move out. Click Here if you Like this Comment 6 persons like this.
Foxnews has videos of people lined up far as the eye can see with their red gas cans, trying to get five gallons of gas to run their generators. There must be thousands of fuel trucks in the area that normally deliver fuel to the gas stations. Wouldn't it be a simple thing for the great FEMA to have those trucks driving through the neighborhoods, stopping every few blocks to re-fill the gas cans? No vehicle gas tanks, just red jerry cans. No charge! Imagine the difference such a simple thing would make.Instead they are rationing gas, then complaining about long lines. Let people fill their tanks, they won't go down to the next line trying to get a few more gallons.Government is staffed by idiots and incompetents. Click Here if you Like this Comment 6 persons like this.
Well, so the New York City, the haven for all Bums and housing for everyone can't help those displaced by the storm...shows us how great they really are...Libs, count on them to screw up anything they touch and this is a perfect example!If the Libs were following their mantra the 'rich' people (Libs) in NYC with huge homes should be made to house the displaced families...don't hold your breath! Click Here if you Like this Comment 6 persons like this.
When Schoharie County flooded after Irene, FEMA offered trailers to those left homeless. Thing was though, the trailers could not be placed in any areas which might be prone to flooding, so many people declined the offer rather than leave the community. Click Here if you Like this Comment 6 persons like this.


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It's said to be an aquired taste and in fact noone I know liked their first drink of Club Mate (including myself). However, once you are 'used to it' it becomes a nice refreshing drink (which I, at least, would prefer over coke anytime).
Unfortunalely, its availability can be rather limited depending on where you live...
While trying to recreate it, we came across other people's attempts, and all of these recipes (including this one) are in principle fairly similar. (Not a comprehensive list, but check out these: http://interlockroc.org/2010/04/17/open-mate-beta-2, http://www.hackpittsburgh.org/brewing-open-mate-soda, http://blog.kanedo.net/320,open-mate-%E2%80%93-mateeistee-selbst-gemacht.html )
However, the recipe we came up with is very easy to make and tastes "delightful and surprisingly close to Club Mate", only "maybe a little less sweet".
Step 1: Ingredients
For 1l of "Club Mate Copycat" you'll need the following:
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Then remove the tea filter, add the sugar, the citric acid, and stir until dissolved.
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The defensive line looked strong. Very strong for Detroit. I'm almost certain if we get Stafford back soon that the Lions have a chance to beat the Eagles and be in every game they play this season.
Good job Chicago. You got handed the win this time. You gave your coach and GM some time before they are exposed for the phonies that they really are. This wasn't a very positive statement for your team. You should've lost. Until next time, enjoy it while it lasts because next time we are taking that win right back!


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We gave you a little tease yesterday of some Buffalo tunes that have locked themselves into a pretty constant rotation for us here at the blog. Today, though, is real talk. Twenty of the finest Queen City songs that 2012 had to offer are ready for your listening ears. We will start today off with songs 20-11. Check back in tomorrow for the Top 10.
#20. Sea Snake Vs. - "Dink Donk"
Rising from the rubble left by former local acts, Baby Blue Bird and Chateau Terrace, Sea Snake Vs. first emerged in the summer of 2011, making their debut performance at the Infringement Festival. Despite the potential, the band would meet a similar fate. While a proper full length release never saw the light of day, the trio turned five piece rock outfit managed to release a couple killer tunes in their short existence. "Dink Donk" sounds like a perfect marriage of the darker sides My Morning Jacket and the National, combining the driving rhythm section of J. Daniel and Christopher Joseph along with Alexander Reid's brooding vocals.
After a fairly quiet 2012 on the internet front, Early Attic
released the single, "Patterns," in the final quarter. The band has gone through some personnel change-ups within the last year, but that has not
stopped their creative output. The single off their forthcoming album (that
MIGHT come out in 2012), "Patterns," is a testament to the band's both staying
power and ability to pump out one hell of a catchy chorus.
Continuing the tradition of great Harvestsum releases, There's Blood in Your Heart, the debut album from On Beta, wasn't your normal debut. The piano rock trio was full of veterans from the Buffalo scene (all members are featured or former players in Johnny Nobody, the Backpeddlars, and the Old Sweethearts) and that seasoned confidence can be heard all over the LP, but no more so than in "Crackin' Up." The song builds on a tense sense of urgency, featuring great harmonies from the grizzled, soulful voice of Mark Nosowicz, to the always reliable Andy Vaeth (Harvestsum's secret weapon in my opinion and a damn fine beat), proving that piano pop can have a swagger of its own.
Buffalo's electro-pop staple, Love Scenes, released their second
full-length album, Blissed Out Youth, this
past summer, just in time for the buffaBLOG restraining order to be
lifted. Blissed Out Youth was positively received not only by Buffalonians, but the band has been
rapidly gaining fans in Brazil. Without a doubt, the most impressive and take home
worthy track of this album is "Enigmatic." This track features Leah Loefke's
sweet and ghostly vocals combined guitarist/programmer TJ Grace's hypnotic
electro-pop instrumentals (Freezepop, Crystal Castles), which make this track a must-have for the best of 2012.
University at Buffalo's resident emcee, Quinton Brock, has a flow that is bigger than his relatively small frame. In 2012, Brock released his debut full-length, Light Mayonnaise, produced by former Sleepy Hahas bassist, Derek Sullivan. The lead single off the album, "Bros," is a tale about Brock's interactions with the university's...bros. Brock could easily be thrown on the next OFWGKTA mixtape, and I honestly wouldn't be surprised if it actually happened. MAN FUCK THEM BROS.
2012 saw the departure and eventual return of Merchants. Boy are we glad those plans to move to Alaska and work on a tourist train didn't really pan out. Before their exodus from Buffalo, the band was a three-piece grunge act relegated a dark corner of Nietzsche's with zero internet presence or recordings. Fast forward to December 2012 and the band has a demo, a semi-active Facebook/Twitter, a gig with The Growlers under their belt and an additional member, keyboardist Steve Gordon. Merchants are resurrecting grunge in Buffalo, singing songs about depression, whiskey, and well, other things. What is exceptional about Merchants is their ability to "Real Estate" themselves up once in a while. "Moth" sticks out because it's one of the first songs we've heard from this foursome at buffaBLOG and still holds a firm place in our heart and iTUNES playlists.
Born on the dirty basement floor of DIY space, The Jungle Gym,
Settlers were one of the bands that instantly clicked with us. The band's sound could best be described as noisey, driving, lo-fi rock and roll a la No Age. This scuzz rock tagteam consists of current Buffalo expats, Maxwell Scott (bass) and Daniel Gomez (drums). "Sky Kings" was the first song released by the band via a trippy youtube video made up of clips from a 70's hang gliding doc titled Playground in the Sky and needs to be on this list. Also, we're pretty sure Maxwell Scott is the only three-stringed bass player in Western New York.
This is the official start of bands associated with Buffalo's
indie hit machine and mastermind behind Steak and Cake Records, Brandon
Schilia. Signo Vinces consists of Schilia and Love Scenes songstress, Leah
Loefke. The band started out as a recording project recording covers and throwing them on bandcamp, but the duo's electro-pop project has grown to a four-piece live performance. Their track "Hot Time" is a must-have for any best of Buffalo 2012 countdown.
If the world ends tomorrow, I know I will die barricaded in my apartment with Young Suns' "Whale Fall" blaring out of my dying computer speakers because most likely the power grid will fail before it all goes down. In 2012, we saw the debut of post-hardcore instrumentalists, Young Suns and boy are they tight. Garnering influences from Russian Circles, Every Time I Die, and Explosions in the Sky, this post-apocalyptic rock quartet is on it's way to becoming one of Buffalo's chief exports.
#11. Cemeteries - "The Wilderness"
Goth Pop. Dark Dream Pop. Whatever you want to call it, Kyle J. Reigle's Cemeteries released one of the most impressive albums to come out of Buffalo in some time. Released on Lefse Records, The Wilderness was a collection of atmospheric and mood filled pieces that easily could have scored one of the horror flicks Reigle oh so loves. On the album's ray of light title track, though, the shimmer and shine break through for a song that would sound right in place on any great John Hughes' film. Had Red House Painters and Wild Nothing ever gotten together, this is what it would sound like.


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by Anthony J. Lockwood | Published November 21, 2007
Dear Desktop Engineering Reader:
Teradici, a British Columbian outfit you probably never heard of, has developed this technology that delivers your PC desktop from a centralized host computer across a standard, secure IP network. On the surface that's no big deal, except that the network can be your entire enterprise network, not some small satellite system. They call it PC-over-IP. I call it cool in a back-to-the-future sort of way.
I can hear you engineering IT guys now. We know all about desktop consolidation. What about network latency? Media and graphics will gag the network. How about OS image management and peripheral interoperability?
Good questions. Teradici says they've solved them, and I think they may have, because IBM is incorporating Teradici's technology into its BladeCenter's Workstation Blade and ClearCube has implemented it in its new ClearCube I9400 series I/Port quad-monitor over IP solution.
PC-over-IP is a hardware and software combination for both ends of the communication. It provides hardware-accelerated display compression and network propagation techniques. And that's the key. Teradici figured out how to compress display data and send it anywhere across a network without compromising network responsiveness or end-user expectations. That means that a CATIA image appears and responds to the end user as if it were running locally even though CATIA is actually running on a server in parts unknown.
For engineering IT managers, this means that you can centralize PCs and workstations in your secure datacenter and update applications across the enterprise easily. Best of all, you'll have less, um, interaction with irrational desk jocks annoyed that their PC has crashed.
PC-over-IP is its own self-contained system. It connects a gizmo to a keyboard, a monitor, and your network – wireless or wired. It doesn't require a specialized networking protocol or operating systems. No drivers. Nothing outlandish. It works with the network that you have and supports bridging of UBS peripherals, which eliminates peripheral management at the desktop.
You can read more about PC-over-IP from today's Pick of the Week write-up. There are a bunch of links to lots more information, including one to an online video and another to an evaluation kit so that you can check out the technology yourself.
Thanks, Pal. – Lockwood
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Goldbelt Hotel Juneau
Alaska Native-owned and centrally located downtown, the hotel has big rooms and big, comfortable beds with such amenities as room service, cable TV and courtesy pickup from the airport...
Alaska Native-owned and centrally located downtown, the hotel has big rooms and big, comfortable beds with such amenities as room service, cable TV and courtesy pickup from the airport...
The rooms are no-frills but clean, and many have kitchenettes. There's a courtesy airport and ferry van, a coin laundry and bike rental.
A downtown motel with clean and spacious rooms, most with pleasant decks. Operated by a serious kayak buff.
The Hilton has the best location of any of the luxury hotels, right in the heart of downtown. If you're going to pay this much, ask for a room with a view of Cook Inlet.
Better harbor views are found at this clean and professional place.
A large, 248-room resort with a woodsy lodge feel overlooking Lake Spenard, 4 miles from downtown. Kids love the mounted animals and fish.
Built in 1927, the Gilmore has 38 'historically proportioned' (ie small) rooms that include cable TV, coffeemakers and hair dryers.
This small but luxurious hotel features 30 spacious suites that include full kitchens and separate living and bedroom areas. Many rooms overlook Ship Creek and Cook Inlet, and the hotel's downtown location is convenient to everything.
The grand dame of Juneau's luxury hotels. The Baranof has been anchoring Franklin St since 1939 and during the legislative session a lot of political posturing takes place at the back tables of its lounge and restaurant...
Offers sparkling, spacious corporate suites right across from the Log Cabin Visitor Information Center downtown.
An upscale place on the banks of the Chena River, amenities at this lodge include a steam room, sauna and a deck on the river.
Has great basic rooms, and for a little extra cost, even nicer Jacuzzi-equipped ones in the newer annex.
Classy and personal, this boutique hotel has charming ambience and excellent customer service. It's not like the corporate chains, and the staff make you feel welcomed and somewhat pampered...
The swanky grand dame of Anchorage pampers guests with hot tubs, fitness clubs, a beauty salon, Web TV and the famed Crow's Nest Bar, where you gaze upon Cook Inlet in one direction and the Chugach Mountains in the other...
The business traveler's favorite. It has a central location, a restaurant with a view of the harbor and room service, and is the first stop of every tour company in town. Sitka levies a 12% city and bed tax on all lodging.
Eighty-two rooms are lined along the waterfront behind Plaza Mall. Pay the token extra money for one of the Narrows-view rooms, as the area surrounding the motel is aesthetically challenged. Shuttle service to/from the ferry/airport is available...
An all-suites hotel located within easy walking distance of the downtown attractions.
Smack downtown and full of historic ambience, this hotel can be a real bargain. It's within walking distance to many Seward attractions, including the Alaska SeaLife Center and the start of the Historic Iditarod Trail...
Corporate and totally characterless but clean and efficient. It's near Pioneer Park and has a free shuttle service to the airport and train station.
A block off Spenard Rd, this log hotel has 54 huge rooms and lots of amenities including 24-hour shuttle to the airport.
Arriving on the red-eye? This motel offers free 24-hour airport shuttle as well as four tiers of fine rooms, from 26 sardine-can economy rooms to full suites.
The Comfort Inn is situated right by the train station and it's so close to Ship Creek that you can look out your window and see anglers hooking salmon.
Skagway's largest hotel is more of a sprawling complex with 250 rooms on both sides of 3rd Ave.
This lodge overlooks its namesake lake and is pleasant and clean; the smallest rooms are cozy while the biggest ones sleep eight and have full kitchens. Its bar & grill has big windows overlooking the lake, a wonderful deck, and lots of live music...
This small European-style inn has comfortable rooms with a communal kitchen, cribs for the tots, continental breakfast and free transportation from the airport.
Recently remodeled, this midtown hotel (despite its name) is a very pleasant place to stay, with 16 colorful and comfortable rooms that feature private baths, coffeemakers and small refrigerators...


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Eisai Completes Acquisition of AkaRx, Inc. and Continues Development of AKR-501 for Thrombocytopenia
WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J., Jan. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Eisai Inc. (Headquarters: Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey, Chairman and CEO: Hajime Shimizu, "Eisai") today announces the successful completion of its acquisition of the biopharmaceutical company, AkaRx, Inc. (Headquarters: Bridgewater, New Jersey, CEO: Robert E. Desjardins), for approximately $255 million. As a result of this acquisition, AkaRx is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Eisai Inc. and Eisai has the exclusive worldwide rights to develop, market and manufacture AKR-501.
AKR-501 is an investigational thrombopoietin receptor agonist that, based on preclinical studies, increases platelet production by stimulating megakaryocytic proliferation and differentiation. Eisai is currently conducting Phase II clinical trials of AKR-501 in the United States as a potential treatment for idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP) and thrombocytopenia associated with liver diseases (TLD), and has confirmed proof of concept in the clinical studies for ITP. In addition, Eisai will explore the compound's potential as a treatment for chemotherapy-induced thrombocytopenia (CIT).
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Eisai Inc. was established in 1995 and is ranked among the top-20 U.S. pharmaceutical companies (based on retail sales). The company began marketing its first product in the United States in 1997 and has rapidly grown to become a fully integrated pharmaceutical business with fiscal year 2008 (year ended March 31, 2009) sales of approximately $3.7 billion. Eisai Inc.'s areas of commercial focus include neurology, gastrointestinal disorders and oncology/critical care. Headquartered in Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey, the company serves as the U.S. pharmaceutical operation of Eisai Co., Ltd., a research-based human health care (hhc) company that discovers, develops and markets products throughout the world.
Eisai has a global product creation organization that includes U.S.-based R&D facilities in Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, North Carolina and Pennsylvania as well as manufacturing facilities in Maryland and North Carolina. The company's areas of R&D focus include neuroscience; oncology; vascular, inflammatory and immunological reaction; and antibody-based programs. For more information about Eisai, please visit www.eisai.com.
*On October 1, 2009, Eisai Research Institute of Boston, Inc. (established in 1987) and Eisai Medical Research Inc. (established in 2002) were merged into Eisai Inc.
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Eisai Co., Ltd. is a research-based human health care (hhc) company that discovers, develops and markets products throughout the world. Through a global network of research facilities, manufacturing sites and marketing subsidiaries, Eisai actively participates in all aspects of the worldwide health care system. Eisai employs approximately 11,000 employees worldwide.
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Lunch Lectures BRIDGE PPP, SPIRE and FLUOR
On Monday there will be a lunch lecture by BRIDGE PPP and SPIRE, on Wednesday there will be a lunch lecture by FLUOR.
Monday April 22, 13.15-13.45h
Lecture BRIDGE PPP & SPIRE
by Padraigh Naughton (Innovation Manager Resource and Energy Efficiency at Cefic R&I) and Annita Westenbroek (Director of the Dutch Biorefinery Cluster)
SPIRE is a proposal for a European Private Public Partnership (PPP) dedicated to innovation in resource and energy efficiency in and enabled by the process industries. It is a unique opportunity to address three fundamental European challenges: urgency to create growth and increase the competitiveness of Europe in a global market; need to rejuvenate the European process industry that is at the basis of the European economy in terms of turnover, employment and generation of technologies for all industrial sectors; imperative to reduce resource and energy inefficiency and the environmental impact of industrial activities. No fewer than 8 world-leading European industry sectors, represented by more than 60 industrial and research stakeholders, have contributed to the development of SPIRE. Sectors such as chemical, steel, engineering, minerals, non-ferrous metals, cement, ceramics and water, representing big and small companies, have joined forces in and international association (A.SPIRE) to represent, support and implement SPIRE to be launched as part of the EU Horizon 2020.
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The European Commission's proposal for Horizon 2020 and the Strategy and Action Plan for a Sustainable Bioeconomy in Europe mention the use of public- private partnerships (PPP's) in the form of a Joint Technology Initiative (JTI) for biobased industries. The PPP is an instrument to support industrial research and innovation, to overcome the innovation 'valley of death', the path from research to the marketplace. It encourages partnership with the private sector to fund and bring together the resources needed to address the challenges involved in commercializing major society-changing new technologies.
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Fluor Lunch Lecture: 'Someone has to engineer the future: you?!'
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Posted Feb 4, '12 at 1:14am
869 posts
straight forward songs that wll kill you in a moshpit
well, that's what I look for in my music, something to die to.... lol.
Posted Feb 4, '12 at 7:13am
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@ Legion1350 : Of course you're welcome to post some more example videos, no problem! Only shows your preference and that your a big fan of them! Excellent! =)
@ ilberic : LOL I have to agree on 'Eddie' there... it's an iconic figure that's forever linked to Metal music in general, PLUS a great commercial asset Iron Maiden has! Whomever came up with 'Eddie' for an idea MUST be worshipped! *bows with dignity*
The first batch of votes are in and it seems that Iron Maiden has found it's true equal in battle here! =D _____________________________
2 - Iron Maiden 2 - Pantera _____________________________
Well, let's see how the battle progresses... maybe Pantera will come on top, maybe Iron Maiden pulls away from them!
Who knows... and it's all up to you! YOU have the power to decide my fellow Metalheads! State your reasoned votes and decide this final!! VOTE!!!
Posted Feb 5, '12 at 6:59pm
522 posts
Pantera, i voted for them about 3 times before so im not going to post reasoning again.
Posted Feb 6, '12 at 3:09am
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seriously dude wow
Posted Feb 6, '12 at 3:11am
well Pantera is ok but come on
Posted Feb 7, '12 at 11:28am
Another vote in and Pantera is actually takign the lead in this battle!! =D That was a bit unexpected actually... but not less exciting! ;)
@ Agent13 : You're most welcome to debunk the vote given for Pantera there, but it should behold some reasoning instead of a mere "come on..." Throw in your reasoning why not and maybe a vote for Iron Maiden, since you writing a post? =)
Anyway... let's hope some more votes come in, because it's pretty quiet around here lately... (o.O)
*cricket sounds*
Let's make another score count then: _____________________________
2 - Iron Maiden 3 - Pantera _____________________________
Now, people... break out those metal shredders and make some noise! Vote for your favorite Metal band in this final!!!
Posted Feb 18, '12 at 6:12pm
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Iron Maiden it is for me.. I gave Pantera a fair chance by listening to some songs, but I just don't particularly like their sound, whereas IM has some really great tunes. I know they're overpopular, but... they gotta be for some reason after all.
Posted Feb 20, '12 at 9:56pm
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hmmmmmm.... i think my vote goes to Iron maiden, i like iron maiden, its great, but isnt that type of band that i would listen all day, same goes to pantera, im more like a death metal follower. anyway, both are a great metal band and they gave a great contribute to the metal culture, but they arent in the same genre. Pantera, i think its "groove" or neo thrash metal, and iron its heavy metal, if u want a real contest, try vs kreator, sodom, slayer or testament,or another thrash metal band (do not dare to name here craptallica! they dont have the HONOR to call themselves a thrash metal band, the lost it after the 1rst or 2nd cd, because, to my own think, in the metal culture theres is no room for a lame comercial band or, "industrial metal" or "nu metal", that to me, its just the same pathetic crap, xD, METAL GOES AGAINST THAT) ...... continuing with my subject xdd, or try iron maiden against judas priest, deep, black sabbath or even venom, i know they are a black metal band now, but at the beginning they were a heavy metal band. well... something like that... xddd
Posted Feb 21, '12 at 6:00pm
Score update:
Iron Maiden:5 Pantera: 3
Posted Feb 21, '12 at 6:49pm
5,306 posts
extremely easy vote for me.
pantera gets it by far. while iron maiden does have the influence factor, i never liked much of their music to begin with. some songs stand out to me, but thats about it.
pantera on the other hand i have many many albums from them, because i actually do like their music
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Titanic Belfast : Will it rival Disneyland, Tate Modern and the Guggenheim?
It is the biggest launch Belfast's waterfront has seen in a 100 years. The last one was the Titanic itself.
Now a century later the slipways are dominated by the imposing Titanic Belfast centre designed to commemorate the most famous vessel ever built.
It cost £77m to construct - with most of the funding (£60m) coming from the public purse.
Based on projected visitor numbers, it is one of the most expensive buildings of its kind in Europe.
Per visitor, it cost more than Disneyland in Paris, is almost three times more expensive than the Guggenheim in Bilbao, and cost about seven times more than the Tate Modern.
Development company Titanic Quarter Limited, chipped in £16.35m of private money towards the cost.
Chief Executive Mike Smith said: "We think the building is good value for money.
- Department of Enterprise (DETI) - NI Tourist Board £36.95m (*)
- Belfast Harbour Commissioners £13.6m
- Belfast City Council £10m
- Titanic Quarter Ltd (TQL) £16.35m
- Total £76.9m
All proceeds from the building belong to the centre operator Titanic Belfast Ltd, which is part of the Dublin-based Harcourt Group, of which TQL is an associate.
A charitable trust, Titanic Foundation Ltd will own the building. The operator has to pay Titanic Foundation Ltd £200k and put £600K into a trust each year to refresh the attraction.
* DETI has applied for £18.4m worth of funding from the EU. According to the audit office, the commission has questioned the application on the basis there was a lack of competition in Titanic Quarter Ltd (TQL) selecting an associated company, Harcourt Construction (NI) Ltd to undertake the building work.
DETI said: "EU funding is irrelevant to the success of the project as, if funding is not drawn down against Titanic Belfast, it will be drawn against other projects."
"I think the developers deserve credit as it was built on time and on budget. People will come to have a look and go through the exhibitions, but this is something that will put Belfast on the world stage.
"People have said that globally this is the most important tourist attraction in the world this year," said Mike Smith.
The centre has already captured the imagination of headline writers across the world, generating positive stories, replacing old pre-conceptions as a result Northern Ireland's troubled past.
But after the initial hype fades, it will still need a steady flow of visitors to sustain itself.
One economic appraisal suggests it will need 290,000 visitors a year just to break even.
"Those numbers are not unrealistic. All visitor attractions need to refresh and if they put the refresh factor in and consider it, then I have no concerns whatsoever, long term, that this will be a successful visitor attraction," said Stephen Boyd, professor of tourism at the University of Ulster.
The centre is part of a concerted effort to up Northern Ireland's tourist game and attract an increasing number of tourists from lucrative overseas markets.
The Lagan Legacy charity runs a barge on Belfast's riverside promoting the history of the entire waterfront. But education officer, Lee Lavis, has yet to be convinced that a rising tide will lift all boats - especially his own.
He said: "We hope it will mean more visitors for us as well. We are optimistic it will, but we fear we may be overshadowed by the project and the high entrance cost at the Titanic building will make people reluctant to come to see our museum as well.
"The pressures on that building to bring in 300,000 visitors a year to break even means their primary responsibility is to bring visitors to that attraction. Secondary to that is any benefit that can be accrued to any other organisation."
Inside, visitors will be guided through nine exhibitions, spread over four storeys, charting the history of the Titanic from its construction in the nearby Harland & Wolff shipyard to its final resting place at the bottom of the Atlantic.
One thing tourists will not see though is the replica of the ship's famous staircase. It has been incorporated into the banqueting hall on the upper floors and is not part of the tour.
It will only be on view to the more business-type guests who will attend sit-down functions on the two upper decks.
Entrance fees are £13.50 for an adult and £6.75 for a child. A family of four gets in for £34 and a family of five will pay £40.75. Parking is extra.
Claire Bradshaw, the centre's marketing manager said: "I understand the times we are in. Where you do have to pay into an experience it will be perceived as expensive.
"What we say is come down, go through the experience and I promise you will not be disappointed.
"It is such an enriching experience. I would imagine you will spend between two and three hours here."
The building forms the key part of what is known as the Titanic Signature Project which cost a total of £92m and includes the renovation to the SS Nomadic, work on the original slipways and improvements to the Thompson dock.


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