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Spatial Thinking Workbook
This project is developing and testing teaching materials to improve the spatial thinking skills of geoscience undergraduates, using strategies supported by cognitive science and geoscience education research.
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Spatial thinking is fundamental in the geosciences. From visualizing atmospheric, ocean, or mantle circulation patterns to navigating unfamiliar landscapes to constructing a cross-section through deformed rocks, ...
Linear and Planar Features
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Students gesture the orientations of linear and planar features. In the first part of the exercise, students can only see one surface of a wooden block, and are asked to speculate about how planar features penetrate through the interior. Later, they uncover the other faces of the block and gesture the actual orientations.
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Students use gestures to explore the relationship between fault slip direction and fault separation by varying the geometry of faulted layers, slip direction, and the perspective from which these are viewed.
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Students use gesture to describe the bulk deformation and local deformation apparent in images of a contractional analog experiment. Students then calculate bulk shortening and bulk thickening for the experiment and describe the structures accommodating that strain.
Miller Indices
Carol Ormand, Carleton College
Students use one hand to gesture crystallographic axes and the other hand to represent planes designated by Miller Indices.
Spatial Thinking in Geosciences
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Software for Assisting High School Students in the Spatial Perception of Geological Structures
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Join members of the PRSA Health Academy to discuss the growing power of Twitter, both as a means for public relations pros to pitch stories and for the news media to find breaking news.
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During this interactive discussion, Fazzina and Fathi will share their perspectives on how the news media is currently using Twitter to source stories, and how you can effectively leverage this dynamic social media tool to connect with both mainstream and health care trade media.
Sandra Fathi, president and founder, Affect Strategies, has spent the past 15 years helping technology companies achieve their communications goals. A celebrated speaker and active contributor to public relations industry publications, Fathi's expertise is turning emerging communications tools into practical, useful strategies for clients with tangible ROI. Prior to founding Affect Strategies in 2002, Fathi led corporate communications and investor relations for RADVISION, a provider of video conferencing infrastructure products. Earlier in her career, she was on the technology team at Edelman Public Relations Worldwide, where she specialized in the networking, telecommunications, computer hardware, software and Internet business verticals.
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One of the strongest shared themes between both works is how government benefits when individuals are passive towards it. For both works, the ruling party benefits when its citizens do not ask questions. The community of which Montag is initially a part benefits when individuals accept the lives that they are conditioned to lead, and when the fire brigade is able to burn books. Both conditions are only possible through passivity and individual compliance with what is.
The government of Big Brother is also able to thrive when individuals do not actively question it. For both settings, the Status Quo benefits when individuals do not ask questions. Both authors seek to develop this theme of passivity as opposed to activism.
Montag's resistance and Winston's defiance are both seen as fundamental threats to their respective orders. In Montag's case, his resistance is hopeful, while Winston's is crushed fairly brutally. Yet, the fundamental theme of how individual passivity empowers the ruling government is evident in both works. It becomes of vital importance to each work to recognize this theme in the works and within the characterizations presented.
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Along with his late wife Eunice, Sargent Shriver belonged to America's dwindling population of Pro-life liberals
Eunice and Sargent Shriver were Pro-Life Democrats. There was another interesting news story on the same day of the sad news of the passing of Sargent Shriver which has implications for the Democratic Primaries for President. Because I would still like to see Pro-Life people in both parties, I believe it is time to shake them both up.The first challenger to President Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination has emerged, Randall Terry, the long time Pro-Life champion.
BETHESDA, Md. (Catholic Online) - On Tuesday, January 18, 2011, long time public servant Sargent Shriver died at the age of 95. In August of 2009 his beloved wife Eunice Kennedy Shriver predeceased him. Together they founded the Special Olympics and dedicated their lives to caring for those to whom too many pay little or no attention. They were the last of an increasingly rare breed of people in political circles these days, consistent liberals who recognize the dignity of every human life from conception to natural death and actually allow that fundamental truth to inform their lives of public service.
Sargent Shriver was the first director of the Peace Corps and was chosen to serve as a running mate for George McGovern's failed Presidential bid in 1972. He ran for the Presidency in 1976. He was instrumental in what was called the "War on Poverty" under the Johnson administration. Whether one agrees with the underlying view of the role of the Federal Government which permeated the brand of political liberalism espoused by this good man and his good wife, there is no doubt that it was informed by a sincere recognition of the dignity of every human life.
A New York Times editorial written by Ross Douthat on August 30, 2009, the week Eunice Kennedy Shriver died, was entitled "A Different Kind of Liberal." It drew comparisons and contrasts between Ted Kennedy, who died the same month, and his sister, Eunice Shriver. He noted "Liberalism's most important legislator probably merited a more extended send-off than his sister. But there's a sense in which his life's work and Eunice's deserve to be remembered together - for what their legacies had in common, and for what ultimately separated them."
He continued "What separated them was abortion. Along with her husband, Sargent Shriver, Eunice belonged to America's dwindling population of outspoken pro-life liberals. Like her church, she saw continuity, rather than a contradiction, between championing the poor, the marginalized and the oppressed and protecting unborn human life. Her brother took a different path. Not at first: In 1971, in a letter to a voter that abortion opponents would have many opportunities to quote, he declared that "wanted or unwanted, I believe that human life, even at its earliest stages, has certain rights which must be recognized - the right to be born, the right to love, the right to grow old."
I grew up in Massachusetts during the heyday of this brand of liberalism. I actually remember consistent liberals. Sadly they are now nearly extinct. The Shriver's stood in the proud tradition of the last truly great Democratic candidate for the Presidency of the United States; the late Pennsylvania Governor Bob Casey. He was a great champion of all the poor and a candidate whom I proudly supported in his bid for the White House. He was censored at the National Democratic Convention when the forces of death on demand in the name of "choice" took over that once great Party. He and the Shriver's heard the cries of all of the poor, including those whom Mother Teresa rightly called "the poorest of the poor", children living in the first home of the whole human race who have no voice but our own.
Under the leadership of the late Governor Casey, a full-page advertisement appeared in the New York Times during the Democratic Convention in July 1992 called "A New Compact of Care: Caring about Women, Caring for the Unborn." Both Eunice and Sargent Shriver signed this document , I offer a small excerpt in honor of Sargent Shriver:
Beyond the False Dichotomy: A New Compact of Care
"The advocates of abortion on demand falsely assume two things: that women must suffer if the lives of unborn children are legally protected; and that women can only attain equality by having the legal option of destroying their innocent offspring in the womb. The cynicism of these assumptions reflects a terrible failure of moral imagination and social responsibility and an appalling lack of respect for women.
"We propose a new understanding, one that does not pit mother against child. To establish justice and to promote the general welfare, America does not need the abortion license. What America needs are policies that responsibly protect and advance the interest of mothers and their children, both before and after birth. Such policies would provide maximum feasible legal protection for the unborn and maximum feasible care and support for pregnant women, mothers, and children.... a public policy that more adequately expresses the traditions and convictions of the American people will do more than restore legal protection to the unborn.
"It will take seriously the needs of women whose social or economic circumstances might tempt them to seek the abortion "solution." It will recognize our shared responsibility, in public and private settings, to make realistic alternatives to abortion available to such women. It will support women in caring for the children they choose to raise themselves, and it will help them find homes for those they cannot raise. It will work to provide a decent life for mother and child before and after birth.
"In sum, we can and we must adopt solutions that reflect the dignity and worth of every human being and that embody understanding of the community's shared responsibility for creating policies that are truly pro-woman and pro-child. What we seek are communities and policies that help women to deal with crisis pregnancies by eliminating the crisis, not the child...
Common Choices, Common Destiny
"The rhetoric of abortion advocacy contains a truth that abortion advocates often fail to perceive. Abortion is a question of choice. The "choice," though, is not one faced by isolated women exercising private rights. It is a choice faced by all the citizens of this free society. And the choice we make, deliberatively and democratically, will do much to answer two questions: What kind of a people are we? What kind of a people will we be?
"If we abandon the principle of respect for human life by making the value of a life depend on whether someone else thinks that life is worthy or wanted, we will become one sort of people. But there is a better way. We can choose to reaffirm our respect for human life. We can choose to extend once again the mantle of protection to all members of the human family, including the unborn. We can choose to provide effective care of mothers and children. And if we make those choices, America will experience a new birth of freedom, bringing with it a renewed spirit of community, compassion, and caring."
On January 22, 2011 our Nation marks an infamous anniversary, the Supreme Court's "legalization" of the taking of innocent human life in the womb through its decisions in Roe v Wade and Doe v Bolton. These words need to be read by all who are dedicated to building a new culture of life and civilization of love. With the death of Sargent Shriver, one less consistent liberal is now in our midst. After what happened to Governor Robert Casey at the Convention, I left the Democratic Party.
The child in the first home of the whole human race is our neighbor. It is always and everywhere wrong to kill our innocent neighbor. Science has confirmed what the Natural law has written on our conscience, there is no "Right" to take innocent human life at any age or stage. No-one can claim to care for the poor when they fail to hear the cry of these children. No Political party which claims to champion human rights can be anything but Pro-life. Abortion is the great sin against human solidarity and its embrace by the liberal community has undermined its moral claim to care about the poor.
I would still like to see genuinely Pro-Life people in both parties. So, I believe it is time to shake them both up. There was another interesting news story on the same day of the sad news of the passing of Sargent Shriver which will do just that to the Democratic Party. The first challenger to President Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination in 2012 has emerged. He is Randall Terry, the long time Pro-Life champion. You can find out more about his campaign by going to Terry for President.This will be an interesting political campaign season.
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Rob, there is good reason for the Repubs to be scared of the Liberal Establishment snooze media. Their demagoguery has paid off over and over again. The Repubs do not want to be labled as 'Incensitive' 'cruel' 'racist' and having no compassion. They have seen many of their colleagues voted out of office because of Liberal Media demagoguery. I have argued that the Repubs need to buy their own media.
3 years ago
First of all vance, you have no idea how I've voted and I have to be honest and say that it's pretty ignorant to go on such a rampage when you don't know. Second, you confirm what I said earlier, too scared to do anything. GOP was more worried about keeping their jobs than safeguarding the country. And being afraid of the media, that's a pretty lame excuse to let the country go off a cliff. I wasn't speaking about the fair housing act, I was speaking about banking deregulation and Mr. Graham's efforts that set the stage for what banking institutions were able to do to this country. But if in your version of the world, you only see the liberal establishment ruining everything, I don't know what the point is to continued posting. We get it, GOP is perfect, Democrats are evil. My point is these guys are the same, exactly the same.
3 years ago
JeanCatherine, I'm with you.
3 years ago
God Bless everyone here for your God given opinions. There I said it and were supposed to keep this quiet. Well that said start supporting Priests for Life and all the Pro-Lifers who stand up and fight peacefully for the defense of life. That is where our arguments should go peacefully with them and to our Government Officials until they cant stand to hear from us anymore.
It can be overturned and it will be I predict. God Bless. Lets pray for it and be active if we can. -
3 years ago
Rob, Bill Clinton passed the Fair Housing Act before Newt Gingrich and the Repubs took control in 1994. In 2005, Bush did address the problem BUT Barney Frank got on national TV with his Elmer Fud speech and told us everything is fine. He promptly told us that changing Fannie and Freddie would deprive all those POOR and MINORITIES from owning a house. The Repubs have been scared by the Liberal Establishment Snooze Media from doing anything because the Left-wing Talking Heads of ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, MSNBC would demagogue them to death with accusations that they Hate Blacks, Hispanics, POOR, Women, Children, and the Holy Sacred Environment and yada yada yada. THEN you have all the Rob's, Everett's, Grimes, Bulbajer's saying, "Yeh, those Evil Repubs, Let's vote them out". I've seen this drill over and over again. That's why I'm with Sarah Palin telling the Left-wing media to go to hell which is where the Liberal Establishment wants to take this country.
3 years ago
Do you mean the Republican sponsored bills on deregulating the banks that Clinton signed? I completely agree on that front. Greed fueled the whole darn problem. And I didn't hear any party sounding the alarm bells. Maybe a token speech here or there, but you must expect for me to believe that the GOP was completely unaware of the issue during the time they controlled the house, senate and presidency. Seems to me that they had ample time to correct this issue. Truth is they didn't want to. Everyone was fat, dumb and happy. So either they failed to see the problem, which shows incompetance of epic proportions, they lacked political courage to solve the problem, or they were content with what was going on. I'm not sure what the answer is, but the results of BOTH parties dropping the ball are evident. Maybe you are willing to blindly trust the GOP, but I'm sorry I'm not. I don't trust either party right now. Until I see results, I don't trust a darn thing any of them say. It's all just words.
3 years ago
Rob, you must have slept good Like Everett over the last 30 years because IT IS GOVERNMENT TO BLAME. It started with the Jimmy Carter Regime in the 1970's with Democrat Senator Alan Cranston who pushed through legislation to drop the FDR FCC rules that were in place as a protection against "Better Fool Markets" or Housing Bubbles. Immediately, there was a 'Better fool' market that jacked up housing prices through the ceiling. Then in 1980 the big crash came. During the Reagan prosparety, the economy came back around and the housing market rebounded. In 1990 we had ANOTHER 'Better Fool' market which created ANOTHER BUST. The Clinton Admin passed more regulations ( The Fair Housing Act) MANDATING Banks to make loans to those who could not qualify. Up to the Clinton Admin the housing problems were driven by GREED. Our current problem was created by Clinton. I hope the Republicans pass legislation to UNDO the Clinton Admin.
3 years ago
vance, so are you contending that only liberals were at fault for the housing crisis? There were not any conservatives who either benefitted or went along with what was going on? They were as much to blame as anyone. And all the middle men who went along with this fraud are as much to blame too. No one forced a bank to provide a lousy loan? No one forced an investment firm to package these bad loans and trade them. Bottomline is folks didn't care so long as everyone was getting rich. And in typical Washington fashion, it's only as the house begins to crumble that the finger pointing begins. As far as I'm concerned, our entire government is to blame because they failed to protect us from this calamity. Our private businesses are to blame because they were oh so willing to profit from these ill-gotten gains and individuals are to blame because no one forced them to get into a home they couldn't afford. When we limit our blame to solely one entity we miss correcting the whole system. The whole system is corrupt and that supercedes what any one individual or party did. They both played a role, they both benefitted and quite frankly, have never been forced to suffer the consequences of their failure to provide proper oversight. Of the trillion spent in the last couple of months, how much of it was new spending, how much of it was our wars etc? The debt problem is solved easily enough, send us the bill already. This whole fight is ridiculous.
3 years ago
John Flavin, I congradulate you for spending time with the readings and less on the political debate. Having said so, it seems to me like you entered into the political realm on this site at a bad time. This is one of the very few articles to portray liberals of any type in the positive light. Deacon Fournier has stated in the past that Catholics should not be first conservative or liberal but first Catholic, and I think that accurately describes the mission of this site, even if the editorials and choices for topics betray conservative biases occasionally (this is in my opinion, speaking as a liberal). In any case I don't think Catholic Online is left-leaning.
3 years ago
Everett, I guess you've been taking a good nap with Pete because you slept through the years that your radical left-wing Teachers Unions have kept achievement scores among the poor and minorities consistantly low. You were asleep when your Socialist Democrat Party pushed fraudulent Environmental Laws that killed our industries and sent them overseas. Oh! and while you were snoring, the Socialiist Democrat Party engineered the Housing Bubble via Freddie and Fannie. You can thank your heroes Barney Frank and Chris Dodd. They created the largest housing crash in our nations history. Your Dear Leader Obama has brought all economic and labor employment figures close to the Great Depression. While you were having sweet dreams, Obama and the Socialist Democrat Party spent a TRILLION dollars just in the last 7 months. Gee Everett, only a moron would keep voting for the Socialist Democrat Party don't you think?
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11/23/2013 Men's Water Polo Can't Get Past EqualizerLions fall to No. 1 UC Davis in WWPA Semifinal, managing multiple ties but never getting go-ahead goal. 11/09/2013 Mitrovic Powers Lions to Come-From-Behind WinMilutin Mitrovic scored with 36 seconds remaining to break a 12-12 tie and propel the LMU men's water polo team to a 13-12 win over No. 20 Cal Baptist in Western Water Polo Association action Saturday at the Burns Aquatics Center. 09/22/2013 A Sweep On Final DayMen's water polo earns a sweep in final day of NorCal Invitational, defeating No. 7 UC Irvine in the finale. 04/30/2013 History Makers Highlight 2013 Iggy AwardsAll-time leading scorer Alex Cowling claimed Female Athlete of the Year while Colin Welmon and Anthony Ireland shared the Male Athlete of the Year honor. 03/21/2013 Ten Claim WWPA Academic HonorsTen men's water polo student-athletes among 2012 WWPA All-Academic selections. 11/03/2012 Highlights from LMU's 9-8 win over Air ForceHighlights from LMU's 9-8 win over Air Force 10/13/2012 Lions' All-Access preview with Seth ColdrenLions' All-Access interviews Seth Coldren as a preview to the Lions game with No. 1 USC on Saturday. 11/01/2013 MWP | LMU vs. UC DavisLMU vs. UC Davis at the Burns Aquatics Center 10/27/2013 MWP | LMU vs. Air ForceLMU 16, Air Force 13 at Burns Aquatics Center 09/28/2013 MWP | LMU vs. UCLALMU vs. UCLA on Sept. 28 09/14/2013 MWP | LMU vs. PepperdineLMU earns 10-9 win over Pepperdine in Wells Fargo PCH Cup match. 04/30/2013 2013 Iggy Awards2013 Iggy Awards from Airport Marriott on Apr. 29, 2013. Briefly... Seth Coldren is in his third season of collegiate water polo at LMU... he served his redshirt season in 2011 and had a break-out redshirt freshman season for the Lions... Honors...2012... WWPA All-Academic... ACWPC National All-Academic... Highlights at LMU... 2012... had a breakout season coming off redshirt season... finished third on the team with 38 goals, hitting on 50.7 percent of his shots... was ACWPC All-Academic and WWPA All-Academic selection... added 13 assists with 29 steals and a team-best 21 field blocks... had four goals in big win over Concordia (9/15/12) and then a career-best five in the win over Claremont (10/5/12)... had seven goals in the WWPA championships, including three against Pomona-Pitzer (11/16/12) and Air Forice (11/17/12)... High School... graduated from Governor Mifflin High School in June of 2011 with a 3.81 GPA... won 10 letters in high school, four in water polo, four in swimming and two in tennis... was a two-time All-American in water polo... was a three-time All-State selection in water polo... earned All-League honors in swimming twice... member of the Governor Mifflin Honor Society and winner of Achievement of Excellence and Unified Achievement awards... Personal... Seth Issac Coldren was born on April 15, 1993 in Reading, Penn... He is the son of Cheryl and Peter Coldren... mother played basketball at Miami... he is the fifth of seven children... brother Alex Lampley played water polo at Bucknell while sister Kristin Lampley plays at Connecticut College... Brother Alexander swam for Lafayette College while youngest brother Issaiah currently swims at Lafayette... majoring in Biochemistry. Career Stats |


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That's the title of Martha Wainwright's new record. Maybe there's a family gene that inclines her to soul-baring. On that score, she gives her dad a run for his money. She doesn't have Loudon's funny bone, but she's just as honest, and can sing with more emotion. A good example is a song best indicated with the acronym "BMFA." It's supposedly addressed to her father. She sings that one and a bunch of the new tunes (plus an epic "Stormy Weather") in this video.
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I was just crunching some numbers after thinking about Obama´s supposed "mandate". In 2010 (latest data available) there were 217,342,419 eligible citizen voters in the US. In 2012 Obama received 61,710,131 votes or approx 28% of eligible voting age people.The 61,710,131 votes that Obama received in 2012 is 7,788,385 fewer than he received in 2008, and is even 318,154 fewer votes than Bush got in 2004.Not much of a mandate....
Yes, fools that they are agreed with you.....then there are the rest of us.
Waiting for the wealthy Dems who voted for him to figure out that they have shot themselves in the foot. Will feeling "patriotic" make up for the "contribution" they will have to make to Obie´s government? It´s their wealth he wants to redistribute.Lemmings.
Ah, but he gives waivers to those he loves. No equal protection under the law with this POS
In urban areas, in cemeteries, yes, they did.Elsewhere, not so much. Obama needs to look at a map breakdown of the vote. He probably is - so he can punish those red states.
The 50 percent that doesn´t pay taxes agrees with tax the wealthy. Except, now, the wealthy won´t expand their companies, move operations overseas, and stop giving to the non profits.
I wish obama would say that only those who voted for him will reap the good life. I would fess up right away and admit that I wouldn´t walk across the street to save his life.
Remember, 2 Democrat majorities rejected the idea of tax increases. Don´t expect a Republican majority to make up for their failure on this.
60 mill voters didn´t agree with you.
Whe Bill Clinton in 1992 received 43% of the vote, he said it was a mandate. When a reporter asked him to clarify that statement, Bill said, ´even a one vote victory is a mandate.´The only mandate President Zero has includes Reggie Love.
Hey Barry, don´t misread or overestimate what it is the people said with the election...
Mr. Big Shot desperately needs to be reminded that the voters also agreed with 240 REPUBLICAN congressmen in the House. When Obama sneers "I won" at Mr. Boehner, the only appropriate response is "So did I."
Vote "present". Let the rubes have their taxes and let the Democrats own the depression. Don´t cave on anything that would shift composition of electorate, i.e. amnesty. fire Reince. Fire McConnell. Hire Sununu, Wayne Allyn Root, Liz Cheney, or Ann Coulter ( iff she apologizes for Christie Creme) for GOP Chair. Hire Rand Paul or Rubio for Senate Majority Leader. Recruit some sane, disciplined, cunning, professional, conservative candidates for 2014.
Me, me, me. I, I, I. It´s all about him, as usual. Lord, four years of this? Really?
The same voters gave the House to the Republicans so maybe they have the mandate.
FOX is posting a poll saying that 55% think Republicans should cave to The Won. As they say, be careful what you wish for!
Boehner should give him and the Democrats EXACTLY what he´s asking for, and right now!Why?Because it won´t do what he says it will, and he, and them, will be held accountable next election - in 2 years.Loved how he was "expecting to find" leaders who will do what he says.Execpt for him, every other member is worried about their jobs starting right now.And remember too, not 1 Democrat voted for Obama´s budget the last 2 he´s proposed, which means they´re poison to Democrats.Boehner should STOP trying to save the President and the other Democrats and give them what the President wants.
Not exactly. Take a look at the map and then take a look at the House of Representatives, that is what voters agreed to.
A tax increase on the rich won´t make a dentin the deficit and that isn´t the reason anyway. The left will spend the money before the first dime comes in. Blue states all over the country have raised taxes on the rich and they´re as underwater as ever.Europe has VAT taxes and high gas taxes and their still broke.One of the left´s biggest schemes over the past 15-to 20 years has been building condo projects in cities hoping to lure high rollers back in to help the tax base.This was a big reason for the eminent domain the liberals on the SC agreed with.Never mind that private property seizures are unconstitutional unless it´s for roads or similar needs.Now, a lot of these condo projects set unfinished because the banks cut them off or the completed ones have been converted to public housing units that HUD is paying for.The worst part of the higher taxes scam is Obama will carve out blocs of his donors from paying them.Just like carving out over half the country for paying for Obamcare,like felons.
Once and for all we have rid ourselves of this fatal delusion that if we give Zippy what he wants, in two years he will be held accountable. He will NEVER be held accountable. This is not happenstance or default. Powerful forces that shape events in this country have gone to a lot of trouble and expense to ensure that this man is never caught and will never be held accountable for anything. This weasel has escaped. Let us concentrate on getting Congress back in ´14 and routing his would be successor in ´16.
Obama got a mandate. It was with Chris Christie.
Hey Zippy..............you WILL be held accountable AND impeached. You are a disgrace so counton it!
Obama´s campaign was a policy-free zone. There was nothing to agree upon. He won the election because more people decided to stick with the status quo than to change. It´s as simple as that. I don´t see much of a mandate considering his failure to run on anything of substance.
Not so fast Zippy. What I voted for was the other guy because you are a disaster.He said after the election, he was open to suggestions.
If the Obamboozler is open to suggestions I got one...
voters agree with our skinny-armed commie loving little girl...aw horse hockey
How do we know that most voters agree with him? Many of them are dead!
Yeah, maybe in those districts that had 140% voter turnout "agree" with him...Most corrupt President ever...
Sure they did, Obama. That´s why you had to cheat to win.
Famous quotes from the stealer family:"Barack loves you""I´ve got your back""Middle class folks..."Just wait until he slaps your back with the huge tax increase on Jan.1 Then you will know just how much he loves you. Suckers!
No, what the FSA (Free *Stuff* Army) voted for was more incompetence as usual, you dolt.
Nero lives!
They can all go to hell. I´m so glad i bailed out and now live out of the country. I felt this way after Vietnam and I was a returning Marine Corps veteran. We have been screwed!
I didn´t agree with him and I voted for the WHITE American not the half-BLACK America hater who is hellbent to destroy this country.
Cheater. A rational universe would disallow all Philadelphia votes in light of Republican poll watchers being ejected from polling places. Imagine that scenario with the parties reversed. Someone would also do an in depth study of the crucial counties in Ohio where there were several allegations of bused in voters, thanks to unions.On the other hand I don´t know why Allen West and myself care about blatant voter fraud. The Republican party and the previous Republican administration did NOTHING to prevent all of this when they had the chance.
Mandate with Christie? More like a mancrush.
I´m really surprised that Republicans don´t have recounts in other states where fraud was reported. Are their investigations going on regarding illegal ballots, etc.? I haven´t heard of any except our competent state of FL.
When Bush won over Kerry, I recall Sen. Schumer saying that the Republicans had to remember that there were many democrats who didn´t vote for Bush, and their opinions had to be considered. The Republicans couldn´t just do what they wanted, said the Senator.Well, there are many of us who didn´t vote for Obama. Turnabout is fair play, Sen. Schumer.
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Traveling to a new location can pose significant challenges to horse health. Not the least of these is hydration and water consumption. Adding flavors (such as Gatorade or other fruity powders) to a horse's water is a way to mask taste changes due to pH or other substances, therefore maintaining water palatability and intake at a new location. Horses are often expected to perform their best at new locations such as, shows, trail rides, or rodeos. Knowing taste preferences and how to encourage drinking are important for keeping your horse healthy on the road. A recent study was conducted at Ontario's University of Guelph to determine horses' preference and aversion tendencies to water of varying acidic tastes.
Prior research has demonstrated that most horses strongly dislike the sour taste sensation, which corresponds to the acidity of a substance. Citric acid, a natural preservative in many fruits and vegetables is acidic, therefore, lowering the pH value of a substance to which it is added. (A pH value of lower than 7 is considered acidic.) To study horses' ability to differentiate among varying degrees of acidity caused by pH changes, varying amounts of citric acid were added to twelve horses' water. It was found that horses showed strong aversion to the two lowest pH values of water presented, pH 2.9 and pH 3.6. (A pH of 3.6 corresponds to that of an apple.) Horses were not as opposed to water of pH 5 (which corresponds to the pH of haylage), signifying that horses do differentiate between and select water based on acidity reflected by a sour taste. The horses in this study were increasingly averted to decreasing pH values of water, meaning that the more acidic a substance is, the more obvious it is that the horse will avoid it.
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