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Peoria Police Department Policy and Procedure Manual... are prohibited from possessing non-issued deadly weapons ... owned weapon home (except the standard issued Glock ... (2) Once the weapon has passed its initial inspection, it ... http://www.peoriaaz.com/PoliceDepartment/administration/docs/policy_manual/4.09DepartmentFirearms.pdf Preview Maximize
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E02.200 FIREARMS: HandgunsFailure to have the annual armorer inspection will result in the weapon being ... MINIMUM TRIGGER PULL for all Glock weapons will be five pounds. Minimum trigger pull ... http://www.chandlerpd.com/gos/E02-200handguns.pdf Preview Maximize
X-RAY DETECTION SYSTEMSASu0026E X-RAY INSPECTION SYSTEMS ASu0026E X-ray inspection systems ... around the world to combat terrorism, drug and weapons ... right monitor) of the same briefcase exposes the Glock ... http://www.airaffairs.co.nz/data/media/documents/General ASE Products Brochure.pdf Preview Maximize
TITLE: DEADLY WEAPONS u0026 AMMUNITION... Duty Sidearm - All on-duty officers must be armed with the Glock .40 ... from the Police Department. 109.80 Procedure for Inspection and Approval of All Weapons - All weapons ... http://www.boardmantwp.com/police/documents/calea policies/109 Deadly Weapons.pdf Preview Maximize
12.025 AUTHORIZED WEAPONSpermitted to carry those weapons, both on or off-duty. ... 7) Glock 9mm, sub-compact . b. Revolvers . 1) Colt ... All backup handguns must be submitted to FTU for inspection ... http://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/police/downloads/police_pdf7836.pdf Preview Maximize
Weapon Cleaning u0026 Inspection - R ESPONSIBILITIESSupervisors: Ensure that all weapons on the parks ... the inspection and cleaning on the monthly cleaning/inspection log. Firearms Inspectors: Ensure that weapons ... http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/Portals/21/chief/directives/law/weaponcleaning.pdf Preview Maximize
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5300 DEPARTMENT ARMORY AND FIREARMSEach inspection will include a review of: The safety of ... maintain certification in the following areas: Glock ... This inventory shall then be entered into the Weapons ... http://tpdinternet.tucsonaz.gov/general_orders/5300DEPARTMENT ARMORY and FIREARMS.pdf Preview Maximize
GENERAL ORDER, UNIFORMS, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, NUMBER 3... Drug Enforcement Task Force will also be issued a Glock ... d. Ammunition issued for Tactical Weapons shall be ... shall not be issued or fired prior to Armorer inspection and ... http://www.waterloopolice.com/generalorders/GOU03FIREARMS.pdf Preview Maximize
Firearms Inspector RefresherOther Forms: DPR 153A, B and C; Second Weapons - DPR 755 and DPR 845; Inspection/Repair Tag and purchase documents for obtaining parts and tools. http://www.parks.ca.gov/pages/21759/files/finr3.pdf Preview Maximize
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Authorized Weapons - Care and UsePRIMARY DUTY HANDGUN - The Glock 37, semi-automatic handgun shall ... All weapons turned in at the Academy for inspection shall be clean. If a weapon is found to be in poor ... http://www.flhsmv.gov/fhp/Manuals/1002.pdf Preview Maximize
ARMORERu0027S HANDBOOKIn addition to performing firearms inspection and maintenance, armorers have many other ... each type of weapon on hand - sufficient rack space for the total number of weapons ... http://crimsonaudio.net/guns/Armorers_handbook_11.pdf Preview Maximize
WEAPONS INSPECTION SEMI-AUTOMATICWEAPONS INSPECTION SEMI-AUTOMATIC The instructors will inspect each shooteru0027s weapon prior to any firing. a. Ensure that all weapons and magazines are cleared of rounds. http://www.kentuckyconstableassociation.org/Forms/Training/Firearms/Firearms FUNDAMENTALS.pdf Preview Maximize
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Le Belle Arti 2
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'Le Belle Arti 2' Apartment is a beautifully presented apartment benefiting from a great location in the heart of Florence, in front of the Accademia Gallery and the David.
Arranged on the first floor of historic building the property (65 m2) comprises: spacious reception room, fully equipped open-plan kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom.
The building has recently been restored and benefits from a lift.
This elegant apartment has high ceilings and is fully furnished, with all the modern comforts you'll need for a pleasant stay in Florence.
The building is strategically positioned for you to enjoy the beauty of this historic city.
In a pedestrian area of the city centre, lively during the day and quiet at night, the apartments are just opposite to the Accademia Gallery and Michelangelo's David, and a few minutes' walk from the main sites of artistic interest such as the Uffizi Gallery, the
Bargello Museum and Santa Croce.
In this area there are many bars, cafes and restaurants. Guests can also enjoy close proximity to the San Lorenzo market, with products of Tuscany, as well as the Pulci market in Piazza dei Ciompi where you can find antiques and old collector's items.Beautifully presented apartment benefiting from a great location in the heart of Florence, in front of the Accademia Gallery and the David.
|Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms
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|Viareggio 100 km
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|Car not necessary
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|50 m
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|Nearest airport: Amerigo Vespucci Airport 5 km, Nearest railway: Santa Maria Novella - Firenze 1 km
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Jacuzzi or hot tub
|TV, Wi-Fi available
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|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Double beds (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 5
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Updated 12:03pm Tuesday 13th May 2014 in News By Kate Wilson, Reporter
PRIME Minister David Cameron spoke to workers at the Renishaw factory in Woodchester during a visit earlier today, Thursday.
Staff also had the chance to quiz the PM with questions ranging from the rise of UKIP to the state of the roads in the county.
The visit was part of a tour of the south west ahead of this month's Euro and local elections.
Mr Cameron told the hundreds of Renishaw employees that in the budget speech Chancellor George Osborne emphasised that while the economy is doing better it is important to invest more into science research and development.
"It is important that Britain is a manufacturing nation therefore we need an economy that is more broadly based that can compete and succeed in the world and Renishaw does that," added Mr Cameron.
During a Q&A session with the Prime Minister, Renishaw employees asked about Nigel Farage and the UKIP and how much of a threat they are to Conservative votes.
Stroud is a key marginal seat in next year's general election.
Recently Caroline Stephens has announced her decision to run as a parliamentary candidate for UKIP in the general election.
Conservative Neil Carmichael defeated former Labour MP David Drew by just 1,299 votes in 2010 therefore the introduction of a UKIP candidate could have a great impact on the election.
The Prime Minister said he viewed Mr Farage as 'threat to Britain's economy' as a result of his Party's desire to withdraw Britain from the European Union.
He explained that Britain benefits from being in the EU.
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"Yes there needs to be reforms in Europe but EU membership gives Britain the chance to have a say on those reforms," he said.
In relation to Mr Farage's 'threat' to Conservative votes the Prime Minister said that politics is about choice.
"All I can say to voters is don't give up and take on a pessimistic view. Let's instead be optimistic about what Britain can do in the world."
Another staff member asked the Prime Minister if he noticed the large number of potholes during his drive into Gloucestershire and whether he planned to spend money on fixing current infrastructure rather than the HS2 high-speed rail line.
Mr Cameron also fielded questions on the amount given to foreign aid, Scottish independence and pupil premiums.
Speaking to regional media, including the SNJ, the Prime Minister defended the Government's decision to continue with the four-year pilot badger cull in Somerset and Gloucestershire despite abandoning plans to extend the cull to other areas.
Mr Cameron said bovine TB causes 'an enormous amount of suffering' and costs the tax payer £5million "The pilot culls should continue because it is part of a plan to deal with this dreadful disease," he added.
"Difficult long-term decisions are not always popular but it is an improvement on the last government which stuck their head in the sand."
The Prime Minister also responded to comments made last month when a life-long Conservative voter from Horsley asked planning minister Nick Boles to apologise to Stroud MP Neil Carmichael for 'costing him his seat' in next year's general election.
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Mr Cameron last visited the district in January, 2010 as leader of the opposition when he toured Rowcroft Medical Centre in Stroud and discussed Conservative plans for NHS reform.
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Better that the journalists talk to some of those protesting and questioning the competence and judgement of those involved in this DEFRA/NFU Badger killing exercise. Science has very definitely been bypassed. The expert scientific advice has been bypassed. Time and money has been wasted.
On May 02 2014 ( YES this month) Plos One a research organisation published the following as part of an extract from their Report "Population reduction is often used as a control strategy when managing infectious diseases in wildlife populations in order to reduce host density below a critical threshold. However, population reduction can disrupt existing social and demographic structures leading to changes in observed host behaviour that may result in enhanced disease transmission. Such effects have been observed in several disease systems, notably badgers and bovine tuberculosis.
Also in MAY of this year Professor Christianne Glossop the Chief Veterinary Officer for Wales addressing an NFU conference said" the eradication of BOVINE TB was an "ambitious and long-term objective, but that it was a realistic goal. The number of cattle slaughtered to control TB fell from 9,364 to 6,275 between December 2012 and November 2013, she told an NFU Cymru, Farming Connect Wales Women in Agriculture forum on 1 May. The latest Welsh government figures show that 33% fewer animals have been slaughtered because of TB that is making significant ground."
This is using a science based Humane but Comprehensive programme, which includes Badger Vaccination.
And yet we hear that an outbreak of BOVINE TB in County Durham late 2013 into a previously BTB Cattle and Wildlife free area – on the back of a Cattle lorry. This year some 100 Cattle sold at a Cheshire Market were subsequently dispersed over England, Scotland and Wales, were found to have Bovine BTB. Some difficulty was experienced in tracing all of this dispersed herd. And it left Cheshire without any pre sale or movement testing.
Well your Choice Media People, the call me Dave election spin on Bovine TB. Or as listed above a small sample of the recent Science. But remember not that long ago it was a flooded West Country in need of help. And Owen Paterson rode to the rescue in his Westminster Shoes for a half hour visit. Followed by call me Dave. And as he passed through he said "Money no object" have you got the money yet ??? . I suggest his Bovine TB spin is much the same style of Euro political electioneering. He does not understand the Science needed for Bovine TB.
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NBC's Lauer to Trump: How Do Republicans 'Run Against a Recovering Economy?'
Seeing little hope for Republican chances against Obama in November on Thursday's NBC Today, co-host Matt Lauer put this question to Donald Trump: "Isn't any Republican nominee going to have a problem, and that is, by all indications, the economy is getting stronger. So if you're the Republican nominee, how do you run against a recovering economy? How do you say, 'I'm not up with that'?"
Trump, on to promote the upcoming season of The Celebrity Apprentice, tempered Lauer's assertion: "A lot of things will happen prior to November. Gas prices could go through the roof, based on what OPEC is doing to us and lots of other things. Now the economy, they say, is a little bit better now. But they also predict it's going to get worse before the election....I want the economy to do well. But you have to see what happens. And you see how fluid it is."
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MATT LAUER: Donald Trump, good morning, nice to see you.
DONALD TRUMP: Well, nice to see you, Matt.
LAUER: As always when you're here, let's hold on the show for a second, let's talk a little politics, okay?
TRUMP: Fine.
LAUER: You endorsed Mitt Romney with your usual flair. He held a series of fundraising calls, I think on – yesterday, he did. You were a part of that.
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LAUER: Are you going to play a major role in Mitt Romney's campaign?
TRUMP: Well, I'll do what he wants me to do. They raised a lot of money yesterday, I raised a lot of money for him yesterday. He's a good man, he's working hard, and I hope it all catches on, it should.
LAUER: What's with Rick Santorum here? In the last 48 hours, Rick Santorum has surged into the lead or tied in four national polls. This is not good for the guy you've endorsed. Why can't Mitt Romney close the deal?
TRUMP: It's an amazing thing. But Rick Santorum, if you look at it, he lost his election in Pennsylvania, running as a sitting senator, by 19 points. So the people that knew him best turned him out and they let him go. Locally, he did even worse. So, I mean, when you think of it, what's going on? It's hard to believe. Mitt Romney's a good man, he's got some great ideas, strong on China, strong on OPEC. I don't get it. I don't see why he's not catching on better.
LAUER: Aren't – Isn't any Republican nominee going to have a problem, and that is, by all indications, the economy is getting stronger. So if you're the Republican nominee, how do you run against a recovering economy? How do you say, "I'm not up with that"?
TRUMP: A lot of things will happen prior to November. Gas prices could go through the roof, based on what OPEC is doing to us and lots of other things. Now the economy, they say, is a little bit better now. But they also predict it's going to get worse before the election. I hope that's not true, frankly, because I love this country, I want the economy to do well. But you have to see what happens. And you see how fluid it is. Somebody's winning by 30 points, next week they're losing. That can also happen with Obama and whoever ultimately runs against Obama.
LAUER: Alright, fair enough.
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The male Anne Curry.
There is no way to measure your abject stupidity, so the best approach is to let you just talk and the idiocy pours forth.
Do you ever watch QVC? Or maybe the Ron Popeil commercials?
I think you could be better off selling the Pocket Fisherman or the Veg-o-matic than you are trying to pose as a serious political commentator.
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The problem is they do sell
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 1:37pm.
The problem is they do sell the public on the lies they sell. The proof is 2008.
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Submitted by Morganfrost on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 1:18pm.
There IS a slight improvement in the economy! This will allow Obama to boast that his policies have clearly not completely wiped out the American dream, the US economy and our status as a world power. What on earth will republicans be able to say to that?
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Where is 50% PROMISED deficit reduction by end 1st term MattLiar
Submitted by MaximusBraveheart on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 1:32pm.
What happened to Lion Trump in his response? Pretty lame. Yes this 16% unemployment is just GREAT! BS how they take off people who stopped looking or fell off the dole.
Rs need to respond strongly to total BS. Something more in the spirit of this (we ain't going to take it no more!) - Nugent destoys Piers Morgan on gun issue (LOL!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=OzJbpA8_wl4
-- Maximusbraveheart -- Is TRUTH knowable? Moral Relativism is the abandonment of Truth. Truth is knowable. Truth conforms to Reality. Reality is observable by evidence & witness in this day & from history. Relativism is Sesame Street play land.
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If you think that the economy is getting better
Submitted by hbnolikeee on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 2:01pm.
you're either a fool or a troll. Have you heard the expression "COOKING THE BOOKS"? GALLOP puts the unemployment a 9 percent. The way that number is generated is a joke. The people that have given up are not part of the statistic and on top of that the number is Seasonally adjusted (AKA COOKED).
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U.S. No. 5 in Global Competitiveness, Falls Third Year in a Row
Submitted by SickofLibs on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 2:17pm.
But you're right on the world power thing: everyone loves us more than ever and totally respects Obama, especially our historical allies who your boy has thrown under the bus.
That about it?
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Sarcasm, anybody?
Submitted by Morganfrost on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 2:57pm.
Would those of you who just flamed me please re-read my post? This time, read it with your irony detectors switched "on." Sheesh.
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My only defense is I admit I'm on a hair trigger lately!
Submitted by SickofLibs on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 3:03pm.
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Whether the economy
Submitted by Tugboat Phil on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 3:22pm.
is slightly better or really as bad as I think it is, the press will sell us nothing less that a shyte sammich until November. The economy will be presented so cheerfully that we'll think we're in the land of Unicorn factories, Rainbow powered love machines and Strawberry scented welfare checks.
I forgot, we're already living in that land.
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Since the economy isn't
Submitted by LAM SON 719 on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 1:18pm.
Since the economy isn't recovering and it is just the drive-by media saying it is , it is an easy debate, just state the facts.
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Bill Clinton ran against a recovering economy in '92 . . .
Submitted by Galvanic on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 1:20pm.
. . . and I may be wrong, but I believe he won the election.
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Submitted by merly1 on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 1:22pm.
And that was a robust economy in the last quarter of 1992........
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The press forgot to mention the recovering economy
Submitted by JeffC... on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 1:26pm.
The media stories of the economy in 1992 was doom and gloom.
Then, after the November election when their favorite Bubba won, they reported the "unexpected" improvement in the economy in the summer and fall.
I guess the concept of the media's definition of "unexpected" when referring to economic matters meaning "doesn't jive with who we support" dates back to at least 1992.
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Expect the opposite media coverage this year
Submitted by Galvanic on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 2:08pm.
There will be lots of stories of the plant that rehired 100 workers, and to counter the Solyndra stench, we'll see some stories on thriving green companies.
But there are things the media can't control, like the price of gasoline at the pump, and the price of produce at the supermarket.
The financial matters that people deal with daily in their lives can't be spun away. Angst about not finding a job or the risk of losing one is not dispelled by White House press releases that predict rainbows just around the corner.
Here's an example today:
Now, the other media outlets can spin this, or ignore it altogether, but if your house is in foreclosure, or you know someone whose house is, that's going to affect the way you perceive the health of the economy.
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But he ran that campaign
Submitted by Quasi-socialist on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 5:49pm.
with the complicity of the press to say no different. Just like the media got on board the "George W talking the economy down" message as well.
The secret is to see the complicity of the press in backing up the play on the economy that the Dems want to make.
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Submitted by mmilesll on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 1:22pm.
I just want to know, do any of these "journalist" ever check something out before they act like they know what they are talking about. The economy is NOT getting better. No bigger lie. nobama seems to think if I keep saying it it will come true. The Master Lock-"bring jobs back to the US" was 100 jobs. He turns down the Keystone Pipeline 20,000 plus jobs. Recovery starts at the top and you have to have a President who understand economics-this clown doesn't.
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How about if we mention....
Submitted by almostacowboy on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 1:39pm.
that the economic growth of the United States last year (2.8%) was behind such economic dynamos as Turkmenistan (9.2%), Zimbabwe (9%), the Maldives (7.9%), Papua New Guinea (7%), Namibia [Have you ever been to Namibia?] (4.3%), and Cameroon (3%).
Maybe we could throw in the actual inflation numbers? Nah, I'm not talking about the "relatively stable" figure of 3.8% commonly reported - which doesn't include those purely extraneous items "food" and "fuel" [sarc]. I mean the actual inflation rate of nearly 28%.
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Wait a minute! Back the truck up!
Submitted by motherbelt on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 1:41pm.
Hasn't Obama just been going around saying he didn't know it was going to be this bad?
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Simple. Republicans need to
Submitted by clancie on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 1:50pm.
Simple. Republicans need to speak the truth about the lousy economy and point how it's Obama's economy and his policies.
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They need to pose the rhetorical question: . . .
Submitted by Galvanic on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 2:03pm.
. . . "Are you better off now than you were four years ago."
All Obama can do is claim that things would've been worse had he, Pelosi, and Reed not acted, and that's hard to do. Those who want to believe -- the Left, some minorities, etc. -- will buy it. Others, including many of the independents who voted for him in '08, are already turning away.
But if the GOP puts up a weak candidate (and right now, the front runners are all flawed), a lot of disenchanted voters may hold their noses and vote for Obama anyway.
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Holding their noses?
Submitted by nanabanana on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 3:53pm.
Please, PLEASE say that won't happen!!
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I don't know, its a tough choice..
Submitted by dyardley on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 10:48pm.
Vote for the known evil failure currently residing at 1600 Pennsylvania. OR Vote for a 'perceived flawed' candidate that loves his country, loves his family, believes in a higher power and can't possibly be as bad as we have now. I know which way I'll vote and it won't be the current failure and liar.
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If Republican candidates are "flawed"
Submitted by Quasi-socialist on Fri, 02/17/2012 - 6:34pm.
what's Obama, presider over the worst economic recovery since the Great Depression, for which he 1) seizes a private company, 2) spends nearly a trillion on payback to the unions and subsidizing a down economy. And takes to golf like Nero to a fiddle.
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I am just waiting for gas to
Submitted by ricklail on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 2:06pm.
I am just waiting for gas to hit 4 bucks a gallon around here and we'll see the economy take a nose dive. Diesel fuel goes up everything goes up because it you got it at the store it was brought to you by truck that burns either diesel or gas.
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not just trucks
Submitted by dmacleo on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 3:50pm.
locomotives too.
and container ships running bunker fuel too.
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When the economy "recovers"
Submitted by NJRightWinger12 on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 2:07pm.
Someone please let me know, ok? Im struggling to stretch every dollar, but O'bozo is making it harder and harder each day. But if Louser says its recovering, then I must be in good shape, right?
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Never, Ever.
Submitted by Kingfish17 on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 2:30pm.
I have been watching the MSM report on the state of the economy since the 1970's. I have never seen so much cheer leading about how the economy is improving then I have seen in the last six months or so. When we had unemployment under 5% six years ago or thereabouts, the MSM had nothing but negative things to say about where the economy was heading. Now, "Happy Days Are Here Again!"
"You can't go take a trip to Las Vegas...on the taxpayer's dime." Barack Obama
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Where's Matt, Diane, et al...
Submitted by EddieB on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 3:22pm.
Seems to me they were all concerned before when gas prices were skyrocketing. Now {crickets}
I'm spending $300 per month more on gas now and all they have to say is how great the economy is getting.
Are they fooling anyone??????
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Yes, Santorum lost big in 2006...
Submitted by Conservator on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 4:09pm.
...as did the GOP with an election that resulted in a sweeping victory for the Democratic Party which captured the House of Representatives, the Senate, and a majority of governorships and state legislatures from the Republican Party - a true shellacking.
In addition, when you focus on Santorum's loss by 18 points, it's important to recall his opponent was the popular pro-life and moderate Bob Casey, Jr. Casey had been a Pennsylvania state official since 1997. If Trump is going to go after Santorum based on loosing his Senate seat, I think it's important to recall that Donald wasn't a registered Republican in 2006.
Lastly, I find it amusing that the guy who wouldn't show up for the Newsmax debate that Trump was schedule to moderate, is the person that Donald has endorsed; Mitt Romney. Santorum and Gingrich had agreed to participate in the debate. But in the end, wealth is more important than ideology. If you want to laugh, just ask Trump why he endorsed Romney. He never answers that question based on Romney's record - Trump says things like he's smart and he likes him.
However for conservatives, Romney just doesn't seem to be one of us. The NYT published a good article about this:
Conservative Pundits Find Romney Disengaged, and Say That's Puzzling - Thursday, February 16, 2012
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If it was 2004 and GW Bush
Submitted by Smartypants on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 4:40pm.
If it was 2004 and GW Bush was President with the exact same economic stats and outlook we have today, rest assured the economy would be portrayed as an absolute mess. We'd be hearing about rising gas prices, unregistered unemployment, unemployed workers who have given up, homelessness, starving children and general mayhem on a daily basis. The msm remains a powerful force in spreading dogma. Collectively, they turned a strong economy into a bad one during Bush's term simply by telling everyone they really were miserable--many believed them. When the economy did crash in 2008, largely due to the subprime mortgage fiasco that had nothing to do with Bush's tax policies, they convinced the nation that it was all Bush's fault and that his tax policies led to the mess.
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Media may have helped trigger 2008 crash
Submitted by MaximusBraveheart on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 5:18pm.
With the LSM talking down the economy and talking up high gas prices, I think they may have played a role in forcing this whole fiasco upon us, or, accelerated it into the end of Bush's term vs. the next term. Once the house starts to crash, it is hard to hold it back, until the gravity has done its work. LSM are quite worse than the criminal element! They portray to be a good force but are bloody traitors feeding us lies.
-- Maximusbraveheart -- Is TRUTH knowable? Moral Relativism is the abandonment of Truth. Truth is knowable. Truth conforms to Reality. Reality is observable by evidence & witness in this day & from history. Relativism is Sesame Street play land.
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I don't know how anyone can
Submitted by goon on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 4:43pm.
I don't know how anyone can say that there is a recovery... That it self is funnier than heck.
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Exactly what economic recovery is Matt Liar referring to?
Submitted by Dave. on Thu, 02/16/2012 - 10:57pm.
Because there sure as Hell isn't one underway here.
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William Servat has handed France boss Marc Lievremont an injury headache prior to their Rugby World Cup warm-up campaign, with the Toulouse hooker out for four to six weeks with a knee injury.
The 33-year-old limped out of Toulouse's Top 14 Final victory over Montpellier on Saturday after half an hour and while initial reports suggested that he had merely suffered bruising, the actual extent of the damage has now been revealed.
He will undergo surgery in mid-June before a recovery period of just over a month, leaving Lievremont without his first-choice hookers as Dimitri Szarzewski is also currently sidelined with an Achilles problem.
"He will not be able to run at best before mid-July," France doctor Jean-Philippe Hager told AFP.
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LAS VEGAS, NV -- (Marketwire) -- 01/07/13 -- CES 2013 -- Today in a press conference at CES 2013, Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) will unveil Videoscape Unity, its new and expanded Videoscape video services delivery platform. This new platform empowers service providers and media companies to deliver new intuitive and synchronized multiscreen video experiences. These include a multiscreen cloud digital video recorder (DVR), which enables consumers to restart shows, catch up on past programs, and play back DVR-captured content from anywhere, on any screen.
For the first time, video operators will have an agile, open software platform that goes above and beyond "TV Everywhere" services, empowering operators to speed the delivery of immersive multi-screen video experiences that advance their unique service and brand visions.
During Cisco's press conference (streamed live online at 2 p.m. PST with a replay available at 3 pm PST), Marthin De Beer, senior vice president of Cisco's Video and Collaboration Group, will host a panel of leading service and content providers for a discussion titled, "The Future of TV: Above and Beyond TV Everywhere," during which they will share their visions for delivering personalized video experiences. Panelists include
- Len Barlik, EVP, chief product officer, Cox Communications
- Bill Bradford, senior vice president, Digital Media, Fox Broadcasting
- Joe Inzerillo, senior vice president, Multimedia and Distribution, Major League Baseball Advanced Media
- Balan Nair, chief technology officer, Liberty Global
- Andrew Olson, director of product planning and design, BSkyB
New Preintegrated Offers Enabled by Videoscape Unity Include
- Multiscreen Cloud DVR: Offers cloud-driven video recording with capture and storage in the cloud instead of the end device. Consumers can restart shows, catch up on past programs, and play back DVR-captured content from anywhere, on any screen.
- Video Everywhere: Broadens the TV Everywhere proposition with unified search, discovery, and viewing functions to allow consumers to watch premium live and on-demand content on any (service provider managed or unmanaged) connected device regardless of location.
- Connected Video to Any Device in the Home: Cisco's Connected Video Gateway serves as a single entertainment hub, with back-end management of IP and QAM video, for distributing video content and metadata to any IP-connected device in the home, while providing a unified user experience.
- IP Video over Cable: Gives consumers expanded choice of content and IP video services, with faster delivery of on-demand and interactive offerings, across a wider range of service provider managed devices -- with the flexibility to add unmanaged devices.
About Videoscape Unity
Cisco announced its Videoscape TV services delivery platform at CES in 2011. Videoscape Unity was created by integrating Cisco Videoscape with the assets and business model of NDS, the leading video software and content security and experience provider acquired by Cisco in 2012. The new platform comprises a set of cloud, network and client based components, connected by open interfaces.
- The cloud and network components power new, personalized video services and enable multiple screens to be synchronized to create a single unified experience for the subscriber, so things look and feel the same no matter what device they use.
- Client components use the Cisco Snowflake interface design model and NDS Media Highway multiplatform clients. This approach enables network operators to design exciting user experiences, engineer them into clients for connected devices and set-top boxes, and quickly deploy them across multiple screens and throughout large service footprints.
Flexible Deployment Options
- Videoscape Unity can be deployed in one of many end-to-end pretested configurations, which can be tailored to each operator's service plan.
- Operators can also opt to select individual components and tailor them into their operations via open interfaces.
- For the first time, Cisco is offering Videoscape "as a service," allowing operators to have Cisco build, monitor, operate and even host their video infrastructures.
Advantages for Operators
- Compelling multiscreen experiences delivered from the leading video experience platform and continuously refreshed by Cisco's 7,500+ video engineers.
- A modular open platform, which operators can enhance with third-party components using open interfaces built into the Videoscape Unity platform.
- For operators that deploy Videoscape Unity for one service can easily enhance and add to the modules they initially deploy to bring other services to market quickly.
- Reduced operations costs by the elimination of single-service, "siloed" platforms, and the need for constant in-house engineering to keep platforms current.
Supporting Quotes
- Balan Nair, executive vice president and chief technology officer, Liberty Global
"The entertainment landscape is continually evolving. Consumers are interacting and discovering content in new ways. Liberty Global strives to provide our customers with as much flexibility as possible, and a wide variety of methods to consume content. Our partners, NDS and Cisco, are providing us the technology to deliver on this promise. Service providers like LGI are in a prime position to address changes in both technology and consumer behavior, enabling an unparalleled entertainment experience. The Horizon platform, and our work with Cisco/NDS, positions us with a next-generation video service that will take us to the next level and provides both the infrastructure and innovation that we need to continually surpass our customers' expectations."
- Len Barlik, executive vice president, chief product officer, Cox Communications
"Consumers expect more choice, freedom and flexibility in what they watch, and when, where, and how they watch it. They want to shape and socialize what is displayed on their own screens. Working with both Cisco and NDS has helped us to evolve our video services platform beyond TV Everywhere to more 'TV your way,' personalized video experiences, giving our subscribers more of what they enjoy. We are excited about the combination of Cisco and NDS, and the possibilities the new Videoscape Unity portfolio has to offer."
- Gunnar Evensen, CEO, Get AS
"The marriage of Cisco and NDS presents unique opportunities for service providers looking to evolve their video platforms and offer consumers better experiences. Our partnership with both companies provides us with the sophisticated architecture, software, and services that we need to deliver an exceptional experience to our subscribers."
- Itzhak Elyakim, vice president of Engineering and CTO, YES
"Cisco and NDS together presents a host of new opportunities for us to further advance the TV experience for our subscribers. The new Videoscape Unity platform offers a strong combination of innovative cloud technology, network hardware and software to help us as we evolve our video infrastructure to manage interactive, multiscreen experiences."
- Jesper Andersen, senior vice president and general manager, Cisco Service Provider Video Technology Group
"When implementing next-gen video, service providers and media companies previously had to choose between custom integrated solutions that stranded them in a point solution, or standard product-based solutions that had limited opportunities to customize and bring their brands to life. Videoscape Unity combines the advantages of these approaches -- offering a set of standard service-powering cloud, and network components with the ability to design and deploy customized user experiences across many screens."
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GAINESVILLE -- A September to savor has now turned into an October of opportunity.
The Florida football team that has shown an ability to overcome adversity to end September with a 5-0 record must now step up to face a three-game stretch that will define the season.
The fifth-ranked Gators have been able to shrug off 10-point deficits to come back and beat Tennessee and Alabama. Now they must find a way to avoid sluggish starts in the stretch of games that includes a ninth-ranked LSU team and a pair of currently unbeaten teams -- No. 2 Auburn and No. 10 Georgia.
They might have to do that without their top running back. Deshawn Wynn went out of the game against Alabama in the second half with a twisted knee. His was scheduled to have an MRI Sunday and Florida coach Urban Meyer said he would know more about the senior tailback's status today.
Meyer said that doctors did not believe it was a tear, but that Wynn, who went into the Alabama contest with consecutive 100-yard games, is certainly questionable for Saturday's showdown with LSU.
The Gators were able to come back against Alabama on Saturday without Wynn, outscoring the Tide 21-3 with him out of the game. But now, with Wynn's uncertain status, the team will have to come up with a plan.
Kestahn Moore, who had 20 yards on five carries against Alabama, will get more of a workload. It also probably means more snaps for little Brandon James or speedster Percy Harvin, if the freshman's high-ankle sprain improves. Harvin, who was hurt again at Tennessee, did not play Saturday.
The injury to Wynn, who had 51 yards before leaving early in the third quarter, might open the door for Markus Manson, the forgotten tailback on the team. Manson has carried just two times for 3 yards this season but Meyer said the sophomore made a push this past week in practice.
"Markus showed some improvement and when someone gets dinged up someone has to play," Meyer said. "An educated guess would be Markus Manson takes that step. But he has to do it on Tuesday and Wednesday."
Saturday the offense stepped up after looking dreadful for most of the first half and the defense held Alabama without a touchdown for the game. The win was the 12th straight at home for Florida and the seventh straight win for the Gators dating back to last season. The Gators had not had a seven-game win streak since 1998.
Meyer said Saturday that winning has happened because the team is not only better but that the players have been able to focus on what is immediately ahead of them. He added that the coaches have not held anything back in the game plan or holding any players out if they are available to play. That included Harvin, who Meyer said was unable to play because of the ankle sprain.
"I have been on staffs before where I start hearing, 'Let's save this.' I wasn't the head coach so I kind of swallowed real hard and said (to himself) 'That is wrong.' We don't have that kind of staff here. We have a very professional staff. If that is going on, we are cheating the most important people, our players."
His players didn't cheat themselves after coming alive at the end of the first half with a drive that was highlighted by a rare long run by Chris Leak. The 45-yard run was the longest by a Florida quarterback since Terry LeCount went 76 yards against Georgia in 1977.
Leak jumped up at the end of his run, racing across the field and jumping into the air while pumping his fists. The emotion was something Meyer was happy to see.
"I saw that last year against Tennessee when he made a great run," Meyer said. "I believe Chris needs to show some of that. I think he is doing a great job."
Meyer also saw the same type of emotion when Wondy Pierra-Louis made a big hit on a kick return.
"As long as it is not silly and degrading your opponent I think that is a big part of the game," Meyer said. "Emotion is a big part of it, and I love it when players do that."
So is execution and the pressure the defense put on Alabama quarterback John Parker Wilson paid off with three interceptions, the final one returned 70 yards by Reggie Nelson. It was the longest return of a pick since 1995.
The LSU-at-Florida game will kick off at 3:30 p.m. and be shown on CBS. The following game, at Auburn, will be shown on ESPN, with the kickoff set for 7:45 p.m.
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