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West Ham manager Sam Allardyce was full of praise for Andy Carroll after the striker led the Londoners to a crucial 2-1 win at Sunderland.
Allardyce declared it was 'a bit scary' to imagine how good West Ham might have been this season if Carroll had been fit for the entire campaign.
The 25-year-old forward missed the opening 20 games of West Ham's Premier League season but showed how crucial he is to Allardyce's team at the Stadium of Light, scoring one goal and creating another, as the London club registered their sixth win in nine matches.
"It's a bit scary to think where we might be if we'd had Andy all season," Allardyce said in his post-match press conference.
"We didn't have him all season last season and finished 10th. We've had him even less this season and we're now into 11th. We're one point behind last season's total (at this point)."
Allardyce said Carroll has all the tools to dominate the Premier League if he can stay fit for an entire season.
"It's an all-round quality that he has; quicker than he looks, some good hold up play off the chest at times, takes the ball with his feet, got a terrific shot on him … superb in the air and he's young," the 59-year-old said.
"So, hopefully, he keeps on … growing in terms of his experience and his abilities to stay fit and be an even better player than he already is."
Carroll scored West Ham's opener against Sunderland with a trademark header at the back post in the ninth minute and then chested down a long pass five minutes after half-time for Mohamed Diame to score the visitors' second goal.
While Adam Johnson pulled a goal back for the hosts in the 65th minute, Allardyce was generally pleased with his team's entire performance.
"Andy, using his major strength to put us 1-0 up. Beautiful header and I think that gave everybody the confidence to try and go on, and play, and expose more of the spaces that Sunderland were going to leave," Allardyce said.
"Because they were going to have to come out even more to try and get back in the game … and we finally took advantage of that just after half-time.
"Then really, we controlled the game even more from there on, didn't get the third when Stewart Downing went through and then had a little bit of a mad 20 minutes to hold on when (Adam) Johnson scored a very good goal.
"The lads, defensively, did that very, very well indeed and it's an outstanding victory for us."
Allardyce added that West Ham have just about avoided relegation with their strong run since the start of February.
"We're probably in the top four or five in the Premier League for results at the moment and it's got us out of trouble and it's got us almost safe; not quite mathematically but I think it'll be difficult for anyone to catch us now," he said.
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The new Carbon Vento by Veredus use refreshing air power to protect tendons and fetlocks. Created by show jumper Marcus Ehning, these boots are the first cannon bone protector with double ventilation that ensures your horse's legs are in optimum conditions to perform at his best.The secret of Carbon Vento lies in the innovative sandwich of materials that make up ...
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Bioflow, one of the world's leading suppliers of magnetic wrist products, is delighted to announce that leading British event rider, Harry Meade, has joined Team Bioflow. The 29 year-old Englishman, who is son of triple Olympic Gold medalist Richard Meade, will wear the Bioflow Sport wristbands and will spearhead Bioflow's launch into the equestrian market. "I'm delighted to be teaming ...
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Fuller Fillies is delighted to launch its brand new website, so you can now buy direct from them. In addition to selling products direct to you, the new website also has a number of great features, including an online system that will ensure the perfect fit every time you order, a loyalty scheme that not only rewards loyalty, but also ...
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If you're looking for quality equestrian products this winter at the best value prices around, a brand new web site - www.EquestrianDiscount.com – could be the answer to your prayers! A secure, informative and exceptionally easy to use site, the launch of www.EquestrianDiscount.com promises to bring you the products you need, when you need them, at prices you can afford, ...
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Equimins' latest product, Tip Top Supplement Treats, address the issue of providing a grass kept horse or pony that doesn't receive hard feed with vitamins and minerals. These clever treats contain all his vitamin and mineral requirements. "Through the summer, we were asked if we could make a supplement in treat form to offer horses who don't receive a hard feed, ...
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It is dry, sunny and cool this morning once again but I am told it is the lull before the storm as winter is fast approaching, with plenty of rain and wind on the way. It usually happens for December sales. We have done two good canters, the second one sharper than the first this morning, with all the older horses on Warren Hill and then Side Hill. I will be schooling one or two this week with an aim to having runners over hurdles shortly, and it looks like we will be having a couple of runners on the all-weather on Friday.
We got plenty of work done yesterday in the indoor ride, with the Bobcat and dumper in constant use from around 11 0'clock until gone four. We are having a very similar day today and putting on at least six to nine inches of new material, which makes the track much lighter and fresh to ride on. All the lads worked fantastically well with three lads from the stud, Ryan, Aslam and Ben, helping Darren, Ali and Reece to spread it all about. We have got the same boys coming today and I can see it is going to cost me money at the pub this Christmas, but thanks for all the hard work lads.
The objection to the chase winner at the weekend continues. The horse won very easily but was not qualified and obviously will be disqualified. The main issue is who is responsible and what will happen afterwards. I would think the horse will lose the race and the prize money, the trainer will be fined, as it is his responsibility only and cannot rely on saying Weatherbys didn't pick it up, and the poor horse will get handicapped on his phantom win rather than being called a non-runner. It is a no win situation all round, the only winners are the people who backed him. This sort of situation has happened before but is very rare. The conditions of all the races are there for everybody to see and read and it is the trainers' responsibility that they get it right. I have had a couple of not qualified in the past after entry and these things do happen. The one thing I hope doesn't happen is that conditions of races don't get so bland there is no fun in trying to place horses. The more the conditions are wrong, the more fun it is trying to find the right race for the right horse. If the conditions were all the same it would be very boring and unfair to a lot of horses.
It's a bright morning with plenty of sunshine but the temperatures are still low. There is no wind though, which is always a good thing when you are out on the great expansions of the heath. We had a good long canter up Long Hill this morning with the older horses and the rest have just had a day around the school, but I will be starting to canter some tomorrow.
The big news today is Godolphins' new jockeys. James Doyle and William Buick have moved from their very good jobs to be equal partners in the Godolphin set up. It looks like they mean business this year, with a massive investment at the yearling sales and now this swoop for the jockeys. It all makes for exciting times ahead. This sport of ours is a great leveller and with this and the new Qatari interest, plus Coolmoore still being the number one outfit, it all makes for good watching.
We are having a new surface put down in the indoor ride today, so I have hired a Bobcat and a dumper for the job. The boys from the stud are on their way and by 11 o'clock hopefully all systems will be go. I know I sing the praises of the indoor ride, but it is a great asset. There is plenty of air in it, it doesn't get claustrophobic and the horses are very settled.
We are starting to look at stallions for next season, but I can't believe the prices that the stallion masters are asking for some of these unproven sires and ones that have just started to have produce on the track. Without people willing to invest in the breeding side of the game we have nothing, and if the small to medium sized breeder is put off by stallion fees, they will soon disappear. There is nothing better than seeing your offspring on the track, and if they are successful it is even better, but things do happen, as they do in training, and if the costs are so high, they will think of moving on. My plead to our leaders is this. One, get the prize money right on the training side, which will keep more owners in the business, and two, keep stallion fees at a sensible price so that people have a chance of getting a return on their offspring. Without owners in both disciplines we have nothing. They must be encouraged.
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Part of U.S. history is scheduled to blast into space near the end of next week. Pre-retirement orbits by Atlantis, the last active shuttle in NASA's fleet, will wrap up a manned launch program that began 34 years and 134 missions ago. After its 33rd flight, a mission to resupply the International Space Station, Atlantis will be displayed at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex on Merritt Island, Fla.
A chance to witness the final liftoff, scheduled July 8, is a big draw for space buffs and others. Tickets that cost $20 to $65 through a NASA lottery are offered for hundreds of dollars on eBay and other sites. Spectators also can see the historic launch for free at nearby beaches and other spots.
During the 12-day flight, four astronauts will deliver spare parts and other supplies to the orbiting station. The mission also features test flights of a robot to investigate the potential for unmanned refueling of existing spacecraft. Also aboard are 11 student science experiments chosen from more than 500 submitted by schools around the country. The same mini-lab carrying those projects also will hold zero-gravity experiments from researchers in government, universities and industry.
Then U.S. manned spaceflight takes a long break while NASA scientists and engineers -- working on a tight budget -- plan trips to Mars eventually. "We are committed to living within our means in these tough fiscal times," says Administrator Charles Bolden. "And we are committed to carrying out our ambitious new plans for exploration and discovery."
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Slight reduction in HIV in Israel in 2013
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5th annual Hullegeb Festival celebrates Ethiopian culture
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CSKA crushes yellow-and-blue in Tel Aviv
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Another back-breaking loss for Jerusalem
Thanksgiving for lone soldiers: Serving to Turkey to those who serve Israel
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With shmita, the sabbatical year for agriculture, just around the corner, secular, religious and ultra-religious protagonists have yet another battlefront on which to skirmish. Every Israeli's breadbasket will be affected.Observance of shmita once every seven years is biblically mandated as recognition of G-d's sovereignty over the land and as a means of enforcing socioeconomic justice. Shmita teaches man humility before G-d. Its observance, even to the point of financial loss to the farmer and economic hardship for the consumer, is considered an extremely important test of society's religious and moral mettle.However, with modern Israel beset by agricultural and economic difficulties and diplomatic- military challenges, absolute shmita observance is far from simple. Some farmers, backed by the impressive ultra-Orthodox Shmita Association (https://shviit.com), indeed are letting their fields lie fallow. But that is not a solution for the entire country, which still needs to eat and keep its agricultural sector solvent.In response, rabbinic leadership 125 years ago crafted the heter mechira, the symbolic "sale" of agricultural land to non-Jews during shmita, permitting Jews to work the land and sell the produce under certain conditions.The heter mechira end-run around shmita has been reluctantly re-ratified by the Chief Rabbinate every shmita since then, but its implementation grows ever more problematic.To begin with, the heter was meant as a temporary arrangement, not a two-century-long exemption from shmita observance. Moreover, many farmers sign the heter papers "selling" their land, but fail to follow the complicated guidelines which govern farming under the heter.Last shmita year (in 2007-2008) the situation was greatly improved through the hard work of the Tnuva cooperative's rabbi, Ze'ev Vitman, who headed the rabbinate's shmita board and who worked assiduously to revamp and improve observance of the heter in a serious way by farmers across the country. Unfortunately, today's haredi-controlled Chief Rabbinate has cut Rabbi Vitman out of the picture all-together, and I see no evidence that the rabbinate is making an effort to implement heter procedures earnestly.Orthodox Jews who impose on themselves stricter standards of shmita observance (which is their right) get through the shmita year primarily by buying Arab-grown produce or expensive foreign produce. This summer, the various Badatz kashrut organizations of the haredi world have been busy signing produce-supply contracts with Palestinian Authority farmers.This infuriates me. Primary reliance on Arab produce is neither realistic nor acceptable for health, nationalistic and religious reasons.Last shmita and the one before that, there was an epidemic of hepatitis in the haredi community, caused by the contamination contained in vegetables grown by Arabs in untreated sewage water. At one point, the Health Ministry barred the import of cucumbers and beans from Palestinian areas because of high levels of pathogens.Last shmita, Arab farmers conquered vast tracts of market share in the Israeli agricultural economy because their produce was in demand, while Jewish farmers couldn't find buyers. Many of the big food chains were forced by the Badatz kashrut organizations (which have an increasingly outsized influence on the market) not to buy and supply heter mechira vegetables.Last shmita, haredi kashrut organizations were forced to admit that much of the "Arabgrown" produce they purchased for their public turned out to be Jewish-grown produce, sold secretly by the kibbutzim to the Arabs for resale to the Jews. If larger than ever parts of the public are now to be coerced into buying from the "Arabs," the fraud can only be expected to increase.Last shmita and the one before that, the ultra-Orthodox threatened to strip kashrut approval in Jerusalem and other cities from any food establishment relying on shmita leniencies. They forced hotels, restaurants and catering establishments in places like Jerusalem to abjure heter mechira veggies or risk loss of their kashrut certification. Enforcement of such stringent rulings on the broad public is politically and economically wrong-headed.Moreover, it makes for inevitable and outrageous demands by the PA for larger water allocations from Israel. As it is, every Israeli citizen pays more for his or her water in order to subsidize Israel's sale of water to the Palestinians at discount prices. And at the same time, the PA illegally and surreptitiously connects itself in many places to the water lines of Israel's Mekorot national water company – stealing Israel's water.Which brings us to the crux of the matter.On the national level, observance of shmita is not just a personal matter of technical-halachic right and wrong, or a question of getting by as a religious consumer. It's a question of public policy. That means caring for all Jews in Israel, not just for the faultless kashrut of your own dishes and the impeccable purity of the vegetables you put in your own mouth.Considered in this religiously broader, more nationally responsible context, one has to take into account other halachic imperatives: the imperative to ensure that the broad public has access to basic kashrut, and is not forced into absolute violations of tradition; the imperative of maintaining an economically viable Jewish agricultural sector; and the imperative of protecting the Land of Israel from creeping Arab annexation.Centuries ago, responsible rabbinic leadership understood that it had the responsibility to harmonize Halacha with the greater good of society. Thus, it fashioned the pruzbul, a legal stratagem which does an end-run around the sabbatical year's mandatory, across-theboard debt-forgiving regime. Responsible rabbis also contrived the heter iska, a halachic contract which allows businesses to overcome the Torah's prohibition against the charging and paying of interest.Why did they do this? Because real life and the masses required it.Responsible rabbinic leadership of today ought realize that for the country as a whole it is not yet time to dispense with the heter mechira. Moreover, it can and should support a range of other strategies for supplying agricultural produce during the shmita year, especially the innovative, although complicated, otzar beit din arrangement.Otzar beit din is a "public treasury" solution that involves embracing, not circumventing, Jewish-Israeli agriculture in the shmita year, and treating the produce as sacred "holy fruit."It is a mitzva, not a sin, to consume this produce, although extra special efforts need to be made to market, eat and dispose of leftovers in ways that are restrictive. The Otzar Haretz association offers guaranteed supplies of such special agricultural produce to consumers who register in advance through its website (www.otzarharetz.co.il).There is no doubt in my mind that the Otzar Haretz mechanism is an excellent, all-embracing solution to the shmita dilemma, and it is unfortunate that neither the haredi-controlled Chief Rabbinate nor the Agriculture Ministry is investing real effort in this direction.From national, security, economic, halachic and spiritual perspectives, the otzar beit din route is far preferable to importing agricultural produce from abroad or from the Palestinians.And according to some prominent halachic authorities, it is preferable to reliance on heter mechira produce as well.As the special shmita year approaches (beginning three weeks from now on Rosh Hashana), I once again lament the failure of Rabbi David Stav's candidacy for the post of chief rabbi.Had he won the position last year, I know that the Chief Rabbinate would have vigorously thrown its weight behind truly Zionist, nationally responsible and halachically uplifting solutions to the shmita crisis – for the benefit of religious and non-religious Israelis alike.www.davidmweinberg.com
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- Solid sphere about CG:
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- Re call the equilibrium rule in Chapter 2--that the sum of the forces acting on a body or any system must equal zero for mechanical equilibrium. That is, ∑F = 0. We now see an additional condition. The *net torque* on a body or on a system must also be zero for mechanical equilibrium...
- rotational inertia
- a ~radial distance × rotational speed.
In symbol form, v ~ rω
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where r = the displacement vector, F = the force vector
- c Reluctance or apparent resistance of an object to change its state of rotation, determined by the distribution of the mass of the object and the location of the axis of rotation or revolution.
- d ...(∑T = 0, where T stands for torque). Anything in mechanical equilibrium doesn't accelerate--neither linearly nor rotationally.
- e I = 2/5 mr²
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- Newton's First Law states that a body in motion stays in motion at a constant speed and in a straight line unless acted upon by a net force; therefore, a force must be pulling inward on an object moving in a circular path in order to prevent it from moving in a straight path.
- I = ½ mr²
- This force is not an actual force; it is a fictitious force that seems to pull outwards on an object on a circular path. This effect is due to inertia, or the tendency for a moving object to follow a straight path.
- the amount of time it takes to complete one cycle (1 revolution)
- Motion of an object turning around an axis that lies outside the object.
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Pendulum → an object hanging from a fixed point which, when pulled back and released, is free to swing back down by gravity and inertia
Conservation of angular momentum → When no external torque acts on an object or a system of objects, no change of angular momentum can occur. Hence, the angular momentum before an event involving only internal torques or no torques is equal to the angular momentum after the event.
Revolve → Device for increasing (or decreasing) a force or simply changing the direction of a force
tangential speed → Linear speed along a curved path.
center of mass → Point at the center of an objects weight distribution, where the force of gravity can be considered to act.


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World Summit leaders denounced
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MICHAEL CASSIDY, the pan-African evangelist, is to step down as
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1962 to evangelise cities in Africa. Stephen Lungu, the organisation's leader
in Malawi, will become senior team leader of African Enterprise, while Mr
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Beekeepers fear for future of honey bees
A local beekeeper is doing what he can to save honey bees from possible extinction.
"They're predicting like 40 percent to 50 percent die-off this year, this winter, all over the United States," said Don Popp.
He runs 500 beehives, and the Hamilton beekeeper said he's lost half his operation this year.
"That's when you go to a beehive and there may not be a bee, period – all gone," Popp said. "Nobody knows why, what happened."
The shortage is costing consumers, as well, as the price of honey increases due to lower production. Bees also help farmers with many of their crops.
"They say 30 percent of the food we eat has to be pollinated by honey bees," Popp said.
The consequences of a declining bee population will be more widespread than many think, Popp said.
Scientists are seeking solutions to stop colony collapse disorder, in which honey bees suddenly disappear or die. The disorder wipes out thousands of colonies each year and threatens the pollination of fruits, nuts and vegetables that people depend on to survive.
Since it was recognized in 2006, colony collapse disorder has destroyed colonies at a rate of about 30 percent a year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Before that, losses were about 15 percent a year from pests and diseases. No one has determined its cause, but most researchers point to a combination of factors, including pesticide contamination, poor nutrition and bee diseases.
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Massachusetts state tax collections were $139 million above budget in July and August, a situation that could further pressure lawmakers to follow Gov. Deval Patrick's call for the commonwealth to reverse course and repeal a new and controversial sales tax on software services.
According to State House News, the new revenue figure was disclosed yesterday by Glen Shor, the state's Secretary of Administration and Finance, during a meeting with municipal leaders from throughout Massachusetts. Shor's disclosure came a day after Patrick publicly called for the new tax's repeal, a move that has drawn criticism from many corners and put the governor on the defensive for reversing course on a tax that was initially proposed by his administration as part of the fiscal 2014 budget process.
Calls for the tax's repeal have mounted in recent weeks due to its broad language and potential to net considerably more than the $161 million in tax revenue budgeted for this year. The furor has only strengthened among disclosures that certain major employers, such as EMC Corp., were carved out of the law while lobbyists for the technology sector and business were slow to react as the measure progressed through the budget cycle.
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And it was, My mum who is 90 said the lamp she used in the kitchen diner for emergency's was dim.
I said wind it up then, or pass it here and I will do it for you.
90 or not she has her wits about her and just looked at me and said want a cup of tea.
Two weeks passed and she said I wasn't going to fall for that winding the lamp up to charge the battery. What batteries do I need.
You may have realized by now it was a wind up lamp, just like torches, and radios.
Amused us both.
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We can rope in john bunyan as the 'Sports and Leisure ' secretary, he'll be good at organising an outing/excursion as he knows most places ;o}
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I'll rope in LHO to make the buttys.
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thats six already, a few more and we may have to create our own website. "Over 55 club"
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93.7 The Dawg presents Dawg Dazzle with Julie Reeves, Frankie Ballard and Jon Pardi
Tickets also may be purchased for $5 the day of the show at the gate.
Ballard's accomplishments include a No. 1 hit, "Helluva Life" and three singles on the Billboard Hot Country Chart, including his current single "Sunshine and Whiskey." His album Sunshine and Whiskey, released on Warner Bros. Records, debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard Country Albums Chart.
The break of Ballard's career came when he signed up to compete in Kenny Chesney's "Next Big Star" competition in 2008. He won it for the state of Michigan and opened for Chesney for all of his Michigan concerts that year.
Pardi's debut album, Write You a Song, peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard Country Albums Chart. Signed to Capitol Records, Pardi has had three charting singles, include his top-‐10 hit, "Up All Night," and his current single, "What I Can't Put Down."
Pardi will appear on ABC's The Bachelorette on Monday, June 2. Pardi will perform "Happens All the Time," for current bachelorette Andi Dorfman and his date at the Mohegan Sun.
Jeff "Crawdawg" Crawford, program director and 93.7 The Dawg afternoon personality, is excited to have Ballard and Pardi headline this summer's Dawg Dazzle.
"We have two awesome up-‐and-‐comers this summer," Crawford said. "They both have a lot of energy; their songs are climbing up the charts, and I think the girls will like the looks of them, too."
"After you see them play Dawg Dazzle, I really believe that in a few years you'll be able to say you saw them for free before they start headlining arenas."
In addition to Ballard and Pardi, Dawg Dazzle also will have a performance by 93.7 The Dawg's morning show personality Julie Reeves, host of "Julie Reeves Live." Reeves came to the Dawg after a career in country music where she released the album It's About Time in 1999 featuring the two top-‐40 charting singles -‐-‐ "Trouble Is A Woman" and "What I Need." Her morning show is the No. 1 morning show in her demographic, according to Nielsen Audio.
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Erick Erickson at RedState has confirmed via FEC documents that Senate "Republicans", including Mitch McConnell, funded attacks against Chris McDaniel and his supporters, falsely calling them racists in their desperation to reinstall the RINO edifice known as Thad Cochran. Voters should punish these traitors accordingly.
We've come to a very sad and pathetic place in America and South Dakota, these days. There once was a time, not too long ago, when you could count on certain people and groups to do the right thing and hold the line against what was wrong. Not anymore.
Conservative voters who have traditionally been amongst the most likely people to vote out of a sense of civic responsibility are disgusted. They are tired of being attacked by the so-called conservative party, and really tired of being treated like second class citizens by the donor and consultant class that controls the official party.
Department of Justice attorneys for the Internal Revenue Service told Judicial Watch on Friday that Lois Lerner's emails, indeed all government computer records, are backed up by the federal government in case of a government-wide catastrophe. The Obama administration attorneys said that this back-up system would be too onerous to search.
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Dear Dad, We don't always see eye to eye, especially when it comes to politics and religion. You are an old school Democrat, while I lean Tea Party right. But if we truly took the time to put aside contrived and perpetuated political propaganda, there is probably much more that unites than divides.
The Tea Party is on its way in, folks, not on its way out. Change is hard and doesn't happen overnight. The undeniable facts are that America has huge problems, that these problems have been growing and festering for years while being ignored by our political class in Washington, and the American people are very unhappy with the state of affairs.
We have become a nation of two Americas, with two dramatically different value systems attempting to fly the same flag simultaneously. Similarly, there are now also two Republican Parties, each claiming the same branding but with two dramatically different visions.
Not only did the IRS target politically conservative groups, they also sought to deny tax exempt authorizations to groups who, quoting the Wall Street Journal, "whose missions might conflict with Administration policies. The IRS's 'Be on the Lookout' list that November [2010] also included red flags for groups referring to 'disputed territories.'"
This election has shown the people of Mississippi and the rest of America the dirty underside of a "Republican" political establishment that intends to win at any cost, and we want the truth to be exposed. As it stands, Friends of Barbour-Cochran in positions of authority across the state are doing all they can to prevent the truth from coming out and those responsible being held accountable.Next Page »
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Fr. Joseph interviews the Development Director, Presbytera Shyla Hadzellis and her husband, Fr. Nicholas, about OCF and their presence at the recent GOA Clergy-Laity Congress held in Atlanta, Georgia.
"I am getting so much from this huge resource. I am a Catholic but feel very close to you guys with your inspiring love of Tradition, the Fathers, the liturgy, monasticism. It's so easy to be a rootless Christian today, only superficially connected or even severed from these treasures. Please pray for me as I will for you and your ministry."


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The judge in the Colorado theater shootings says defendant James Holmes must undergo a second psychiatric evaluation at the state mental hospital.
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The judge granted prosecutors' request for a second evaluation but said it should be done by another doctor at the state hospital, not by doctors chosen by the prosecutors.
If jurors eventually decide Holmes was insane at the time of the shootings, he will be acquitted of the crimes and committed indefinitely to the state hospital. If they decide he was sane, he could be convicted and sentenced either to be executed or to spend life in prison without parole.
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Posted November 14, 2012 at 12:59PM
Would a system restore to before you downloaded JYK Recorder software work.
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Posted November 14, 2012 at 1:01PM
It might - but I still need the device to install files.
b) I don't know if I have a back-up that I can restore to.
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Posted November 14, 2012 at 1:06PM
Uninstall JYK Recorder, reboot laptop, then download and use Audacity instead.
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