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As I said before, foreclosures are never easy. Here are a few things to keep in mind:
There will inevitably be more paperwork involved than any other type of conventional real estate deal, especially if the government is involved.
If the seller will allow you to have the property inspected, do so as soon as time permits. Some sellers may actually include this as a part of the sales agreement, but in the end, the buyer still pays for it.
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Is the foreclosure in a desirable or less than desirable neighborhood? Have us run you some comparables in the area and check whether or not the property purchase is in fact a good deal.
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Sat, 03/19/2005 - 21:51#51
You may give the most $$$ in total, but you're miserably low on the list of per capita donations (private as well):
Sat, 03/19/2005 - 21:52#52
Trust me, "everyone" doesn't want to go to McDonald's….
Sat, 03/19/2005 - 22:03#53
You may be a man….but, I think I love you! On behalf of all us Europeans who get the "we-saved-your-arses-two-times-in-a-century" lecture when we make a comment even remotely critical of the US: Thank you!!!
Sat, 03/19/2005 - 22:07#54
There were many forces on D-Day. The former occupied countries rebuilt themselves, the expensive loan from the US wasn't a miracle-worker.
Being rude really gets you respect, doesn't it??? Typical retort from a rude Yank. It's a shame.
Sat, 03/19/2005 - 22:14#55
Sometimes, pride can turn into or seem like arrogance. Also, often, we don't people from somewhere else "butting in" and telling us what to do/say/wear/eat/drink.
Sun, 03/20/2005 - 00:13#56
Sun, 03/20/2005 - 00:23#57
You always write well-thought, to-the-point posts.
My criticism of the US is not based upon fear of the reduction of trade, and I do not believe this is a common theme in my country either. I dislike and criticise what the US has done in Iraq, not because I think my country will be attacked, but because I believe it was wrong.
Sun, 03/20/2005 - 16:07#58
Since it appears that many Americans wear their religion on their sleeve (and I am not disagreeing with this) I am wondering what other Americans think of our Government always referring to "God". Does this bother you? What do Europeans think of this practice? Do your governments do this as well?
It has been established that the US is not the only place people immigrate to but we do have many people of religions other than Christianity immigrate here. They go through the somewhat rigorous process of becoming a citizen of the United States and then our government shoves God down their throats during public addresses and gatherings. I find this insensitive and rude. Believe it or not, [not] all people (including Americans) believe in God…and what happened to the separation of church and state?!
I have to admit that I notice it more now that Bush is in office and has made it his goal to convince us that only he and God can protect us from the "Evils".
As for the tsunami relief topic: When the gentleman from the UN commented on the fact that in general "WESTERN COUNTRIES are stingy". Many Americans immediately took it to mean the US…geez, a little defensive are we? Many people here were outraged that he could call the US stingy. It was a slap in the face for many people here who think our Government is a savior and does no wrong. And no one can argue with me that initial figure the US government put out there was incredibly STINGY! 15 million… What a joke! Later in Bush's (long awaited) comments on the tsunami relief effort he stated "We pledged an initial $35 million in relief assistance." Yeah, after he realized that other nations were giving a much more reasonable amount they decided to add another $20 Million.
Don't get me wrong, I love living in the US but the close-mindedness and ethnocentricity here is so ANNOYING sometimes. My $0.02.
Thanks for the article and interesting thread Luv_the_Beach. ~Amy
PS – And the whole gas-guzzling SUV craze here…totally ridiculous.
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Sun, 03/20/2005 - 16:56#59
The Dodge Sprinter is actually a Mercedes Sprinter with a different grill, it's about as American as I am. It's bound to be a step up from the crap cars produced by Americas domestic producers.
Sun, 03/20/2005 - 17:34#60
I don't see alot of difference between hardcore fundamentalist Muslims and the ultra right wing Christian Government which Bush leads in the US, religion is the greatest evil in the world today.
Sun, 03/20/2005 - 17:48#61
No, but many people from around the world do have a fear of the US that shapes the way they deal with the United States. In the run up to Germany's most recent national elections (when the center-left eventually won on a platform that included opposition to the war) the center-right (CDU party) argued that opposition to the war would reduce trade with the US, and have detrimental economic and poliltical effects for Germany. This didn't happen but, as I was saying, the actions of a particular group of people (in this case the CDU/CSU party) was influenced by fear of US political power. Granted, countries that have some cultural and ethnic similarties with the US
Good post. With regards to religion in the US, it's a rather sticky subject, and
While the United States is
Sun, 03/20/2005 - 21:55#62
Good post, but I just want to make clear that Christmas is absolutely NOT a Christian holiday. Christmas, just like Easter and All Hallows Eve, is pagan. Christmas was introduced into the Christian calender by Catholic clerics in the 6th century, in order to get "damn pagans" to worship the Christian god and Jesus (and getting them to pay a "tenth" to the Church, of course).
Sun, 03/20/2005 - 22:31#63
I had written a rather well-thought post on this, but then understood that I was not logged on. However, I will give it another try.
In my country, we do not refer to god or blessings commonly within politics or social happenings (except religious events, of course). Our country's motto is "All for Norway".
As an agnostic, I can understand how it is to feel like believers in Jesus and the Bible look down upon you.
In certain US schools, pupils must join in prayers (though they can "fake it", and on several court walls hang words from the Bible. If there is to be freedom OF religion as well as freedom FROM religion, solutions should be found that can benefit everyone. Instead of putting Christians into a special category, why not include texts from all religions on the walls of the courts? In addition, texts from atheists and agnostics could be included as well.
On the subject of seperation of Church and state, I can tell you that my country still has Church and state rolled into one. It's a joke in my eyes.
BTW, you wrote that "all believe in God". This is wrong. Who is "God"? You mean the Christian god? Buddhists, Sikhs and Thaoists do not believe in a god at all, neither do atheists and agnostics. Asatruar, Sedtruar etc., Hindus, panists, romanists etc. believe in several gods, Wiccans and animists believe there are no gods, but only spirits/a divine power.
Bush has a black/white perception of the world, a perception he indeed shares with Osama bin Laden. A black/white perception (good vs evil) is one of the hallmarks of a fundamentalist, but the truth is that neither Bush nor bin Laden are true fundamentalists. They both are motivated by greed, power hunger, hate, fear and a wish for revenge. A true fundamentalist focuses on a cause for idealist reasons, in order to "urify" the world or to "enlighten" the world.
The gentleman you refer to, mr. Egeland – who happens to be a countryman of mine – did indeed not point a finger at any particular country and call that country stingy. I read an article by the neo-con Ann Coulter, who claimed that mr. Egeland had singled out the US as stingy in his address, so I wrote an e-mail and pointed out this obvious distortion of facts to her. She has yet to answer me. Gee, I wonder why…
One would believe that a socalled "immigration country" like the US would be more open, but from the past we can learn that it (past) will come back to us, only renewed and in a new "ackage".
Yes indeed, the topic has been most interesting, and miss/mr. Luv_the_Beach's have been very well-thought.
If we carry on as we do today, tightening our stranglehold on nature, we will pay dearly for it one day soon.
Mon, 03/21/2005 - 00:37#64
The origins of Christmas and Easter may be pagan, but they are now Christian hoidays. These pagan holidays were reformatted to celebrate Christian events, and are now only celebrated either by Christians, or by agnostics with Christian backgrounds. A practicing Muslim will not celebrate Christmas, despite its non-Christian origins. The holiday is associated with the birth of Jesus Christ.
Mon, 03/21/2005 - 01:12#65
I am sorry, but you are mistaken. They are not only celebrated by Christians or "agnostics with Christian backgrounds" (I don't know of any agnostic who has a "Christian background", I certainly don't have one). Christmas (or "jul", which is it's original, correct name) is celebrated by Asatruar/Sedtruar and the likes in the region it was "born": Scandinavia (note: Christmas also has roots to Saturnalia in Rome). Also Wiccans and other Celtic faith groups celebrate the holiday, as it was introduced to the British isles along with the Norse pantheon. Christmas has not been "reformatted", but Christian images have been blended in with the original pagan symbols (the wreath, the tree, the bearded man bringing gifts, the sled, the reindeer, holly and ember etc.) of the ancient, pagan festival. Same goes for Easter (the eggs and the hare symbolise fertility) and All Hallows Eve. Many different cultures celebrate Easter (after Ostara/Eostre), a fertility festival. All Hallows Eve is an ancient Celtic festival that honours the dead, whilst taking heed of evil spirits (thus the masks to scare them off).
I'm sorry, but my skin starts to crawl when I read that "Christmas" (jul), Easter or All Hallows Eve are Christian (though few claim that about All Hallows Eve).
Anyway, I don't have a Christian background just because I grew up in a country where 42% of people surveyed on if they were "believers" said they believed in "a god" (any god, not just the Christian one).
Mon, 03/21/2005 - 01:23#66
Are any of those cultures still around? I'm talking about present-day, not pre-Christian times.
I don't know you personally, but as a Norwegian, it's a pretty safe bet that you have a Christian background. What I mean by that is that someone with a Christian background comes from a family lineage that was
Mon, 03/21/2005 - 03:34#67
I'm talking about the belief systems practiced by the ancestors/people of those who founded the respective cultures.
Regretably, you are correct in the sense that Christianity has infested my country. Both my parents (thankfully) were non-Christian (non-religious, really).
It's too bad that Christianity has had as much influence as it has.
Mon, 03/21/2005 - 09:22#68
quote:the "olitically correct" movement of the late 1980s/early 1990s is to blame for the major conservative backlash in the following decade.
Ah yes, the whole PC movement…I see your point about how it has morphed into what we are are dealing with now. Hopefully this current "movement", like those of previous decades, too shall pass.
quote:We massively failed to to strike a balance between the respect for minorities and embrace of immigrants with the recognition for Christianity's massive influences on American culture. Unfortunately, we have drawn an impenetrable line between the two, and as a result, we now have a population dividing into two extremes. This is now creating an environment in which religious funamentalism thrives. And no one has caught on yet.
All the more reason to send young Americans out into the world with an overseas plane ticket and a slap on the ass. "Go experience other cultures and religions…and try to stay respectable and somewhat sober while you're at it!" (and yes, not all young Americans are annoying drunks, but I've met quite a few on my travels who were…my added grain of salt).
quote:BTW, you wrote that "all believe in God". This is wrong. Who is "God"? You mean the Christian god? Buddhists, Sikhs and Thaoists do not believe in a god at all, neither do atheists and agnostics. Asatruar, Sedtruar etc., Hindus, panists, romanists etc. believe in several gods, Wiccans and animists believe there are no gods, but only spirits/a divine power.
Oops, I have to be more careful with my spellchecker…It was supposed to read "Believe it or not, NOT all people believe in God." My checker found a repeated word and I accidentally deleted the second NOT. So, yes I agree with you! In fact I thought a possible solution to Bush's "God bless you" would be "May your God/s bless you" but I don't see a change in that anytime soon…at least until 2008. Anyway, leaving religion out of the polital ring would be the best solution.
quote:The gentleman you refer to, mr. Egeland – who happens to be a countryman of mine – did indeed not point a finger at any particular country and call that country stingy. I read an article by the neo-con Ann Coulter, who claimed that mr. Egeland had singled out the US as stingy in his address, so I wrote an e-mail and pointed out this obvious distortion of facts to her. She has yet to answer me. Gee, I wonder why…
Hmmm, yes wonder why. I saw the initial live interview with Mr. Englund and I noted that he did say "Western Countries" and at the same time thought that many Americans would think he was pointing a direct finger at us. When I heard later that people were upset at his comments and then Colin Powell realeased a statement defending the US saying we weren't stingy, I just thought "Don't you people listen!?" ~Amy
Mon, 03/21/2005 - 11:08#69
why makes the fact that my grandparents were Christian (both sets a different flavour, actually) make me Christian? I've never been to church, public schools only, no religious upbringing at all. Yet you would catagorise me as Christian?
I'm not. I do not wish to be counted as such.
If you have true seperation of church and state then for every time someone refers to God, this should be replacable by Vishnu/Allah/Yahweh/Brahman/Waheguru or any other god. For every religious statue erected (except on church grounds) it should be replaceable by a symbol of another religion.
Mon, 03/21/2005 - 13:48#70
Aren't yahweh and allah just different names for the same god. Muslims pray to the same god as christians and yahweh is the sacred jewish name.
Mon, 03/21/2005 - 15:39#71
muslims usually say they are the same, christians usually say they arent.
Mon, 03/21/2005 - 17:07#72
quote:All the more reason to send young Americans out into the world with an overseas plane ticket and a slap on the ass. "Go experience other cultures and religions…and try to stay respectable and somewhat sober while you're at it!"
Oh, by all means, AmyMN, yes. But it all starts at home. Americans need to recognize first that their own customs, beliefs, worldviews, and ways of life are what make up a unique culture, and are not the unversal norm nor the absolute truth; it's just one way of living. Recognition of one's own culture will help someone respect other cultures.
quote: why makes the fact that my grandparents were Christian (both sets a different flavour, actually) make me Christian? I've never been to church, public schools only, no religious upbringing at all. Yet you would catagorise me as Christian?
Aw geez, who cares?! Y'all have entirely missed the point.
quote:quote:Aren't yahweh and allah just different names for the same god. Muslims pray to the same god as christians and yahweh is the sacred jewish name.muslims usually say they are the same, christians usually say they arent.
That's because many Christians (if not most) know nothing or very little about Islam. Islam has the same roots as Christianity and Judaism.
quote:If you have true seperation of church and state then for every time someone refers to God, this should be replacable by Vishnu/Allah/Yahweh/Brahman/Waheguru or any other god. For every religious statue erected (except on church grounds) it should be replaceable by a symbol of another religion.
Actually, in a true separation of church and state, they would eliminate the word "God" altogether, rather than having it symbolize all these different faiths. Inclusion of the word "God" in various aspects of US government and legal matters (currency, Pledge of Allegience, etc) is rooted in Christianity's influence on American culture/history.
quote:Since it appears that many Americans wear their religion on their sleeve (and I am not disagreeing with this) I am wondering what other Americans think of our Government always referring to "God". Does this bother you? What do Europeans think of this practice? Do your governments do this as well?
Elected officials do not mention "God" in Europe, even in countries that are not officially secular. It'll give the impression that the politician is trying desperately to gain aproval for something, and will be viewed deeply with suspicion. I agree with this. I'm suspicious of politicians who say "God."
Mon, 03/21/2005 - 17:31#73
Why do you regret it? Your country's history is history, and you have to accept your country for all it is, and all that have influenced it. You don't have to be a Christian to accept the religion's influence on your society and its history. You seem to have this bitterness towards Christianity which was "forced" on your country…was the previous human-sacrificing, slave-trading Viking system any better? I think you are dwelling way too much on history. I think that all the world's religions and belief systems are fascinating. True, there have been many wars in the name of religion (but we can easily argue that religion was not the cause of these wars, rather it was an excuse to go to war), but now
Mon, 03/21/2005 - 17:53#74
Christianity was not "forced" on my country it was FORCED on my country! Read my country's history (not the Christian revisionist version that celebrates a brutal murderer). One of our kings forced our people to convert to Christianity through decapitations and and extreme torture, like the "blood eagle" (cutting up the stomach and tearing out the intestines, creating "wings" of intestines).
The Vikings (that's one of the most abused/misunderstood words in history) were a tiny minority of the Norse populace. 1 to 5% of the population back then were marauding thugs. And for your information, Southern-Denmark was in the mid 500's attacked by Christians, where 4,500 women and children were slaughtred in cold blood, simply because they were "damn heathens". Thus, the people of Scandinavia formed military branches of their society. Contrary to beliefs, though, "Viking" does NOT mean "irate", and Vikings were NOT exclusively warriors or thugs, but they also consisted of peaceful businssmen and explorers. Violence was NOT in fact an inherent or common "theme" in Norse societies. Indeed, it was probably much less so than in many Christian societies. How else do you explain that Norsemen who've traded (at least!) since the 3rd century, only are mentioned as marauders/killers in 793? Why were they mentioned this way only AFTER the Christian slaughter in Southern-Denmark??
The Norse, just like the Satanists and Wiccans, are some of the most misunderstood people in history, their culture/traditions distrorted for politics and hatred (Hitler) as well as for historical/religious purposes (by museums/historians/clerics).
Mon, 03/21/2005 - 17:58#75
Oh, I understand. After writing my reply, I thought that maybe you meant to write "not" in there. All of the rest of your post was so reasonable and well-written.
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He's a man who has done much good for people. He has been a doctor, I believe, and he has – with his own hands – probably saved hundreds of lives. He's been helping people for more than 30 years.
Mon, 03/21/2005 - 21:47#76
Oh come on Fromnorway,
First of all, I never said Vikings were pirates. The Vikings were a civilization. But to call them peaceful is going bit too far. I wouldn't say they were worse than other peoples, by all means they weren't. But they definitely weren't any better. These "eaceful businessmen" you're talking about practiced slavery and carried out brutal invasions of Britain, Ireland, Russia, Italy, Greece, France, and other lands. Their occupation/invasion of Britain and Ireland was especially long. The ancient Scandinavian peoples really weren't any different from other ancient civilizations. Everyone did their share of invading and pillaging.
Going back to Christianity, FromNorway, you need to take it easy, man. You hold this grudge for something that happened over a thousand years ago. This thread has strayed WAY off-topic over an issue (the origins of Christmas and the Christianization of Norway) I really don't care much for.
Mon, 03/21/2005 - 23:28#77
Mr./miss Luv_the_Beach,
The Vikings were NOT a civilisation! They were the BRANCH of a group (actually, 3 groups) of people called the Norse. The Vikings made out about 1 to 5% of the Norse population, and "Viking" does NOT only refer to warriors! As I said, a Viking could also be a peaceful businessman. You have an erroneous perception of what the word means, and of who were Vikings. There never existed a "Viking civilisation", there have never existed "Viking ships".
As to Christianity, I merely presented the FACTS about the "christianisation" of my country. The negative effects it had then can be linked up to the negative effects it has on my country today. In short, we'd be better off without Christianity.
PS: Please don't call me "man".
Mon, 03/21/2005 - 23:58#78
That dude Eric FromNorway gets a bit testy when discussion about Norway don't go his way, he's incapable of believeing that others might know as much about Norwegian history as he does.
BTW is was Olav Tryggvason that converted Norway to Christianity with the sword.
Tue, 03/22/2005 - 00:02#79
My name is Erik, KiwiRob. I've been gracious enough to call you by your correct nickname, so will you please stop calling me "dude"?
I doubt you know as much about Norwegian history as me, a Norwegian, foreigner.
I get testy when people make assumptions and generalisations, then get rude and insultive.
Tue, 03/22/2005 - 01:13#80
I like calling you 'dude' since I know how much it upsets you, even though you clearly don't know what it means.
Tue, 03/22/2005 - 01:18#81
I don't get upset. It has something to do with respect and principles. I have realised now, that you have no manners, you are not capable of showing respect, and you are rude, insultive and generally an arse. It's Ok, I'll stop kindly asking you to show respect.
I couldn't care less what "dude" meant…
Tue, 03/22/2005 - 01:41#82
I beg to differ, you know I piss you off. It's not like you are the most polite person I have ever met, you are just as rude and insultive (is that a real work), I like my arse it a good one looks great in jeans, and respect that a two way street, i don't respect you either. You are a pompous twat.
Tue, 03/22/2005 - 01:44#83
Tue, 03/22/2005 - 01:55#84
You keep responding to my responces to your posts posts so I must have some effect on you.
Tue, 03/22/2005 - 01:57#85
I just like to bash jerks on the net… It's not very constructive, and perhaps it's even a bit sad… I better find something better to do.
Tue, 03/22/2005 - 02:02#86
You are so not funny jesus why can't jboy start insulting me a least he knows what he's doing.
Tue, 03/22/2005 - 02:05#87
I don't do this to be funny.
Tue, 03/22/2005 - 02:09#88
again please read what I said, comprehension, think comprehension.
Tue, 03/22/2005 - 02:14#89
It is impossible to read what is said. I understood you perfectly. I don't insult you to be funny, I just don't like you. Get it?
Tue, 03/22/2005 - 13:07#90
You are a man aren't you? Your name is Erik. Or are you a child? In that case, you would be a boy….does "man" offend you? I don't understand why. Feel free to call me a MAN, cause that's what I am.
In vernacular American English younger guys address each other as "man" or "dude." If that bothers you (for whatever reason), I'll stop.
quote:The Vikings were NOT a civilisation! They were the BRANCH of a group (actually, 3 groups) of people called the Norse. The Vikings made out about 1 to 5% of the Norse population, and "Viking" does NOT only refer to warriors! As I said, a Viking could also be a peaceful businessman. You have an erroneous perception of what the word means, and of who were Vikings. There never existed a "Viking civilisation", there have never existed "Viking ships".
I can hosnetly say that when I read up on Viking history
Tue, 03/22/2005 - 18:06#91
No, I don't blame modern-day Scandinavians, and no, I don't blame all Norese people; I know the thugs were a minority of the populaiton, but the same can be said for any civilization. You, on the other hand, seem to hold this strong bitterness against the rest of Europe, while hypocritically downplaying the wrongs carried out by some (if not many) of your ancestors.
Again, you're twisting the words that I've written.
Wed, 03/23/2005 - 22:33#92
hahaha wow! you guys are nuts. i just did a google search for differences between U.S. and europe and here I wound up. Ive read a lot of the first page of this topic but thats bout it i got sick of reading it….lol i just want to say a few things. Ok first of all I am an 18 year old male American and I plan to join the U.S. army this summer. As far as I'm concerned America is the best place to grow up and learn to live a moral life style. when it comes to my opinion of europe, you can devide your contenent into 2 groups: those whos ass we kicked and those whos ass we've saved. haha its true. europe would be nothing without the U.S. . know i dont hate europe , I've always wanted to go there, and man there is so much history there( I love history) and I'm going to our high school prom with a forign exchange student from germany. Its just that you guys over there dont know how we think over here like some of you are like american arent in the real world there so religious and they dont know how the real world works blah blah blah. thats not true we see the same problems u do and go though bad issues too we just dont want to dwell on the bad all the time! I mean things happen get up and over it and move on. you all sound so depressed. One thing America has that u dont i think is hope. we are always looking forward to the futre and want to make the world a better place you all over there are like we are doomed and we'll never make it. we arnt brain washed and fed nothing but propaganda in our news either. the tsunami coverage was very good and real not happy sappy all the time, yes i saw some stories of how people got saved and had close calls but i mean is that so bad. I mean start trying to find the good in things and you will live longer…lol. everything happens for a reason wether you like it or not. well i dunno thats all i guess, if you people have any questions for people like me then ask away. Oh yeah one more thind that really bugs me about all u people like u……what do u have against guns! most people who own them would never dream of doing somthing wrong with them we just like to shoot! my old man has a cannon in the barn and its a blast to shoot! good grief anti gun is so dumb. only 1% of all guns ever made have been used to comit crime. hahaha anyways I want to set you guys straight on the isssues so please ask questions. ttyl
Wed, 03/23/2005 - 23:46#93
In addition to being superior in locating foreign countries, it appears Europeans are also superior in locating the shift key.
Wed, 03/23/2005 - 23:52#94
Great, you've buyed into the propaganda.
The expensive loan (Marshall Plan) that was offered to certain nations was in no way the begin-all and ends-all for those nations.
Thu, 03/24/2005 - 00:26#95
Norway got it's arse kicked big time by jerry. What did it take about 60 days and the whole country was over run, Norwegians couldn't fight there way out of a crisp packet.
Then the bastards were horribly cruel to women who had children to Germans, the state considered these children second class. How's this for nasty the German government gave money to the Norwegian government to care for these kids, it's still sitting in a trust and none has ever been given to those children.
Thu, 03/24/2005 - 00:47#96
Who the hell is "Jerry"??? Are you drunk?
We were fighting the greatest military force in the world back then, you ignorant, hateful bastard. You sheepfuckers wouldn't last as long as we did against a force about 18 times stronger than yours. We were THE occupied country that lasted the longest against the Germans.
I wonder why they were cruel to those women back then… If your country had been invaded, 11,000 of your countrymen killed, several tens of thousands more tortured, your house burnt to the grund like thousands of others, your food stolen, your freedoms taken away from you, you would perhaps not think rationally. Don't be so fucking arrogant. What happened to those women was wrong, but it certainly didn't only happen in Norway, it happened in Denmark, Holland, Belgium etc. as well.
Well, first of all, we havn't gotten much in reperations from Germany because of their unprovoked aggression against our nation and murder/torturee of our citisens, so it was about time they paid up.
Thu, 03/24/2005 - 01:11#97
Hey there MrNorwayman
Here is a great link about New Zealand and it's history.
Thu, 03/24/2005 - 01:30#98
Ah, to be 18 and ignorant again.
Oh wait, I was never THIS ignorant, not even at 18.
If you want to do something good for the image Europeans have of your country, stay where you are!
Thu, 03/24/2005 - 01:38#99
Hello miss Kiwi.girl.
Thank you for the link.
You have a lovely country.
Thu, 03/24/2005 - 02:24#100
jerry = german everyone knows that, you are stupid aren't you.
But the thing is Norwegian men fought like girls.
The Norwegians treated women who had fun with the germans far worse than most countries, they abused the children of these women and treated them like second class citizens, they still do. These children were excluded from schools and were taken from there parents, many left the country like Anni-frid Lyngstad.
You better read up on your own history only 10,262 Norwegians died during WW2.
We never slaughtered the Moaris, if you read anything about the Moari land wars you will discover that it wasn't just settler v Moari it was also Maori v Maori, a lot of Maori iwi sided with the colonial government. There has never been any slaughter of Maori in NZ history, Maori have always had the right to vote, to own land, ful citizenship etc…. If you had said Australia then you'd be right the Aussies hunted Abo's right up until the 1920's I believe. They didn't grant them citizenship or a vote until the late 50's or early 60's.


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We started C-ranks and this is the last jutsu I had to perform;
( Genjutsu: Kai ) - Illusion Technique: Release
Rank: C-S
Type: Supplementary
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 15-40
Damage Points: N/A
Description: The user does one hand seal to focus and then proceeds to disturb his chakra flow by forcefully stopping it momentarily and then "spiking" his spiritual energy, unbalancing his chakra. This dispels any genjutsu set upon the user except MS Eye Techniques, Paralysis-like Genjutsu and Demonic Illusion: Toad Confrontation Chant. The effectiveness of this technique is dependent upon the skill of the user. A Jounin rank ninja can dispel Genjutsu up to C-rank. An S-class ninja can dispel Genjutsu up to B-rank. A Sannin rank ninja can dispel Genjutsu up to A-rank. A Sage rank user can dispel Genjutsu up to S-Rank. The user may use this technique through physical contact on others to dispel them from Genjutsu. The technique can only be used once per turn and the user still needs to fully follow the logic as to why he figured out it was an illusion.


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Todd Hymel appointed Chief Operating Officer of PPR Sport & Lifestyle division
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PPR announces the appointment of Todd Hymel as Chief Operating Officer of the PPR Sport & Lifestyle division. He will be based in Paris and will report directly to Jochen Zeitz, Managing Director of PPR Sport & Lifestyle division.
Todd Hymel will be in charge to supporting the expansion of existing brands and the integration of new brands within the Sport & Lifestyle division, while pursuing the delivery of operational synergies. His expertise and experience gained in the field of Mergers & Acquisitions will help him contribute to grow the PPR Sport & Lifestyle brand portfolio.
A US national, Todd Hymel joined PPR Group in 2008 as Deputy Director of Mergers & Acquisitions, after holding various positions in auditing, consulting and private equity in the USA and in France.
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In 2003, Mr. Hymel joined the European office of Platinum Equity in Paris. In late 2006, he left Platinum Equity to co-found Naxos CapitalPartners, a private equity firm specialized in small- and mid-caps. Todd Hymel joined PPR Group in 2008, as Deputy Director of Mergers & Acquisitions. He is a member of the Board of Directors of Fansteel Inc. as well as the Board of Volcom as of June 2011.
Todd Hymel, 38, holds a B.S. in Accounting from the University of New Orleans.
PPR announces the appointment of Federico Barbieri as Senior Vice President of E-business, in replacement of Fabien Sfez.
He will be in charge of supporting and speeding up the pace of the digital strategy for PPR Luxury and Sport & Lifestyle brands, by developing inter-brand synergies and coordinating e- business projects.
A former European Manager of Bottega Veneta, Federico Barbieri, an Italian national, enjoys a solid expertise in marketing and new digital technologies, along with excellent knowledge about international scale retail.
Federico Barbieri will keep his current duties at Bottega Veneta, as Worlwide eBusiness & Digital Communication Director.
Throughout his career, Federico Barbieri has gained a solid expertise in marketing and new digital technologies in various business areas. He has worked in the UK, the Netherlands, the USA and Finland, for companies like Nike, Alpargats-Havaianas, Nokia or Mandarina Duck. A former European Manager of Bottega Veneta, Federico Barbieri will keep his current duties as Worlwide eBusiness & Digital Communication Director of Bottega Veneta, in parallel with his new responsibilities as Senior Vice President of E-business at PPR.
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PPR nurtures a group of high-growth global brands distributed in more than 120 countries. PPR generated revenue of €14.6 billion in 2010 and had approximately 60,000 employees as of December 31, 2010. The PPR share is listed on Euronext Paris (FR 0000121485, PRTP.PA, PPFP). Explore the PPR brand universe at www.ppr.com: Luxury Goods (Gucci, Bottega Veneta, Yves Saint Laurent, Alexander McQueen, Balenciaga, Boucheron, Brioni, Girard-Perregaux, JeanRichard, Sergio Rossi and Stella McCartney), Sport & Lifestyle (Puma, Volcom, Cobra, Electric and Tretorn), Fnac and Redcats.


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Post-doctoral position in Powder Diffraction Studies using Synchrotron Radiation, Stockholm University
Post-doctoral position in Powder Diffraction Studies using Synchrotron Radiation
Post-doctoral position in Powder Diffraction Studies using Synchrotron Radiation at the Department of Materials and Environmental Chemistry. Reference number SU 619-0905-12. Deadline for applications: May 2, 2012.
Subject area
Synchrotron powder diffraction
The Department of Materials and Environmental Chemistry (MMK), Stockholm University, is one of the leading departments in inorganic materials chemistry and structural characterization, www.mmk.su.se.
We seek a post-doctoral scientist to establish and develop cooperation between MMK, Uppsala University and research groups in Germany in synchrotron X-ray powder diffraction studies of technological important materials and competence development for characterising crystal structures and order/disorder in solids by synchrotron X-ray powder diffraction. Data will mainly be collected at PETRA-III in Hamburg, Germany. The work will involve to chart existing capabilities for measurements at ambient and non-ambient (e.g. high/low temperatures) conditions and different in situ cells (e.g. with applied electric/magnetic fields), establish contacts with beam line scientists, and then plan and carry out relevant experiments for materials of different research groups at Stockholm and Uppsala University. An additional part of the work is to carry out experiments to gain competence in characterizing disorder and local order in solids using synchrotron radiation and by analysis of pair distribution functions.
The applicant should have a PhD in Chemistry or Physics with a strong focus on powder diffraction. Experience of work at a synchrotron facility is an advantage. The applicant needs to have a PhD not older than 3 years.
Selection criteria
The selection is based primarily on scientific excellence. Preference will be given to applicants with experience of using powder diffraction techniques for the study of inorganic materials.
Conditions of employment
The position is full time at the department of Materials and Environmental chemistry for one year with a possibility for a prolongation another year with a maximum of two years. However, 10–20 % of the time will be spent at synchrotron sources.
Stockholm University strives to be a work place that is free from discrimination and with equal opportunities for all.
For more information, please contact Prof. Gunnar Svensson, e-mail email@example.com.
Department of Materials and Environmental chemistry: www.mmk.su.se
Faculty of science: www.science.su.se/english/
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Anqi Lindblom-Ahlm (Saco-S) and Lisbeth Häggberg (Fackförbundet ST), telephone +46-(0)8-16 2000 (switch board), and Gunnar Stenberg (SEKO),
telephone +46-(0)70-316 43 41.
All applications (including a letter of interest, a curriculum vitae, copies of scientific degrees and transcripts of academic records – all attested – and the names and contact information of two references) received not later than May 2, 2012, will receive full consideration. The application should be submitted as one PDF-file.
Please send your application, marked with the reference number
SU 619-0905-12, no later than May 2, 2012, to:
Stockholm University
or by e-mail to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please include the reference number SU 619-0905-12 in the subject line.
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Homewood Suites by Hilton® Nashville Vanderbilt offers a warm and welcoming base in Nashville, TN. Conveniently located right next to Vanderbilt University, our relaxed, all-suite hotel is close to several hospitals and is near a variety of restaurants, shops and popular Nashville attractions, all easily reached with our complimentary shuttle service. Attend a concert at the world-famous Ryman Auditorium or the Bridgestone Arena, watch the Tennessee Titans play at LP Field and visit live country music venues and learn all about the history of the Music City on a walking tour of Lower Broadway.Unwind in a modern studio, one or two-bedroom suite, all equipped with a fantastic range of amenities. Buy ingredients at the 24-hour Suite Shop or make use of our complimentary grocery shopping service. Cook meals in the kitchen, fully-equipped with a two-burner stove, full-size refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, coffeemaker and utensils. Every morning, wake up to a complimentary hot full breakfast buffet and Monday through Thursday evenings, relax over complimentary dinner and drinks* - the perfect way to unwind after a busy day in Nashville, TN. Host an event for up to 75 people with three flexible meeting rooms and stay connected in the 24-hour business center. Stay active during your stay with our indoor swimming pool and our complimentary fitness center, featuring the very latest exercise equipment.*State and Local laws apply. Must be of legal drinking age.See more
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Hilary Duff: I'm 'Working Hard' to Lose the Baby Weight
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Hilary Duff is determined to drop the baby weight -- but in a healthy way!
The actress and her husband Mike Comrie welcomed the birth of their first child, son Luca Cruz Comrie, on March 20, and since then Duff has been anxious to lose the baby weight.
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"Hell yeah!" Duff, 24, told Us Weekly with a laugh at the Bing Do Something event in Los Angeles on Friday. "I think if you ask any pregnant mom, they're like 'I want my body back,' but it takes time. It takes nine months for your body to get that way and it's putting on that weight on purpose."
"The second I start to get down like 'what happened to my body,' I look at my beautiful baby and I've never been more appreciative for this body that I have."
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How does she feel about her body now?
"I'm fine with it. Obviously, I'm not where I want to be eventually, but I'm working hard and I'm doing everything I can to lose the weight the right way," she explained. "I'm breast-feeding, so you have to be careful and not do anything too drastic."
Instead, she's focusing her energy on her baby boy Luca. His latest milestone? He's rolling over!
"OK, I'm going to brag for a second," she told Us. "We were at the doctor for one of his checkups and he rolled over. He's really only rolled over like four times, but he did it in front of my pediatrician, and he [said], 'Wow, they usually start doing that at three months. That's pretty good.' I was like 'Yes!' "
"It was like a fluke thing, but he's rolled over occasionally. And he gives me that big, gummy smile which is the yummiest thing you've ever seen," she gushed.
"But every day he just seems a little more comfortable and confident," the mom added. "He used to scream getting out of the bathtub, and he only does that three times a week instead of every day. And he's just happy. It's funny, we constantly give commentary on what he's thinking, and we're just having a blast."
This article originally appeared on Usmagazine.com: Hilary Duff: I'm "Working Hard" to Lose the Baby Weight
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