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In the effort to get good intelligence into the hands of state and local law enforcement on the ground, homeland security chief Janet Napolitano told Congress yesterday that the Department of Homeland Security will establish a new office to support the nation's rapidly expanding network of fusion centers.
The Joint Fusion Center Program Management Office (JFC-PMO), according to Napolitano, "will ensure coordination across all DHS components toward the twin priorities of strengthening fusion centers and DHS intelligence products."
Across the nation, 72 state-based intelligence fusion centers have sprung up since 9-11, which combine federal, state, and local law enforcement officers to collect, analyze, and produce intelligence products relating to criminal and terrorist activity.
"These centers, established by state and local authorities themselves, are the primary way that DHS shares intelligence and analysis with our homeland security partners and are key tools for stakeholders at all levels of government to share information related to threats," she told the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
The JFC-PMO will have five major responsibilities to make fusion centers more effective, according to Napolitano.
It will survey state, local, and tribal law enforcement to get feedback on what information these "first preventers" need to do their job. The office will also develop a mechanism to gather, analyze, and share both national, regional, and local threat information up and down the intelligence network. Third, the office will coordinate with fusion centers to continuously ensure they get the appropriate personnel and resources from DHS. Fourth, the JFC-PMO will provide training and exercises to build solid relationships between fusion center personnel and promote a sense of common mission. Finally, the office will train fusion center personnel to respect the civil liberties of American citizens.
The JFC-PMO will be managed by DHS' Office of Intelligence and Analysis (I&A), which was recently criticized this spring for issuing an intelligence report saying the election of President Barack Obama combined with an economic recession and returning war veterans could create a reinvigorated right-wing extremism movement reminiscent of the 1990s.
Conservatives and civil libertarians harshly criticized the report for casting suspicion on returning veterans and smearing conservative law-abiding citizens as paranoids and racists. Liberals and progressives, on the other hand, point to the murder of George Tiller and the shooting at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum to argue that the report was essentially accurate.
In response to the scandal, Napolitano retracted the right-wing extremism report, saying it was never meant for distribution.
Because of this and related scandals, civil liberty concerns appear to be high on DHS' list of talking points regarding fusion centers.
Last week, DHS' Bart R Johnson, acting undersecretary for intelligence and analysis, told the House Subcommittee on Intelligence, Information Sharing, and Terrorism Risk Assessment that I&A has partnered with the DHS Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties to provide training to all new and current fusion center analysts. Both DHS components have also teamed with the Department of Justice's Office of Justice Programs to create "a privacy and civil liberties training program to support all personnel at the fusion centers," he said.
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I would like to know how some of you installed you weldless hlt coils in your keggles. Im looking to eventually install a 50 ft coil of ss in my keggle and wanted to see how others did it
I don't have a coil in my HLT but it's a rather simple bulkhead design. Take the 90 degree compression elbow that I sell, apply teflon tape to the 1/2" npt threads, thread a 1/2" locknut all the way down until it stops, push a silicone flat gasket down the threads next.
Install the fittings on the coil, preferably using silicone orings as ferrules rather than the stainless ones, drop the coil into the HLT and push the threads of both fittings into the holes in the HLT and apply whatever exterior 1/2" Female NPT fitting you want. The simplest thing would be two type A camlocks or a type A on the top port and a ball valve then type F on the bottom port.
I just used bargainfitting's soldered bulkhead with a 90 degree stainless elbow and a straight compression fitting.
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Bargainfittings: Weldless bulkhead to 90 degree elbow to 1/2 compression fitting. FWIW, I found that a Hex coils made of 50ft of 1/2" refrigeration tubing wrapped around a corny pretty much filled my sanke keggle to the brim. I ended-up chopping my coil down to ~30-35 ft and it's a much better fit. Just something to consider if you can find a smaller coil.
Id like to do it as affordable as possible. After all the fittings , coil and silicone tubing, quick disconnects, you are looking at a few hundred bucks
Cheap. Fast. Good. Pick two.
The elbow compression fittings with some weldless add ons will be cheaper than separate bulkheads and compression. Judging by my own prices, it looks like $44 for the pair of compression elbows, $8.50 for a pair of locknuts, and $4 for a pair of silicone gaskets.
You could sweat some copper male adapters on the ends of the stainless along with a stainless washer to go really cheap but that starts tarnishing the big spend on the stainless coil.
For copper coils, I think it's a no brainer to skip the compression fittings IF you feel comfortable with the soldering.
Ya I'm good with sweating a couple of fittings. I use compression on copper all the time but this application the fewer the joints the better IMO.


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The Surabaya Zoo in Indonesia is called the Zoo of Death. It, quite literally, is a living nightmare and needs to be shut down immediately. You'll surely agree with us. Please do not like, just Share. An estimated 25 animals die a MONTH from unnatural causes.
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Opera Harvest
Presented by Boston Singers' Resource at Hamilton Wenham Community House
September 26, 2010
A gala concert and silent auction event. Proceeds to benefit Boston Singers' Resource and The Boston Singers' Relief Fund. The concert will feature arias and duets performed by Ethan Bremner,tenor; Christina English, mezzo-soprano; Margaret Felice, soprano; Dan Kamalic, tenor; Valerie Kraft,soprano; Michelle Vachon, mezzo-soprano and John Whittlesey, baritone accompanied by members of the Hillyer Festival Orchestra, with special guest, Robert Honeysucker, baritone.
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Report: K Lloyd Signs With VikingsPosted by on March 9, 2010 – 7:19 am
According to Judd Zulgad of the Star Tribune, kickoff specialist Rhys Lloyd and the Vikings agreed to a 2-year contract Monday night.
After passing on making a visit with the New York Giants on Tuesday, the former Gopher and Apple Valley, MN native became the first free-agent signed by the Vikings this offseason. The Panthers did not tender him an offer as a restricted free agent (RFA), allowing him to test the market.
The 4-year veteran spent his rookie season with the Baltimore Ravens and the past 3 seasons with the Carolina Panthers. Lloyd played in all 32 of the Panthers regular season games over the past 2 seasons compiling a total of 51 touchbacks in 160 kickoffs. It is assumed that the Vikings will rely on Lloyd to handle kickoffs with 14-year veteran Ryan Longwell specializing in field goals and extra points.
Lloyd's agent, Frank Murtha, expressed the kicker's excitement about the organization while acknowledging his new role as the Vikings' kickoff specialist.
"The organization made it clear that they were committed to carrying a kickoff specialist," Murtha told Zulgad. "I think that was made clear to Rhys and to me. Coach Childress and his staff and the organization were committed to that. They wanted to have the advantage that they had seen around the league either with the teams that have carried an extra guy or those that have someone in the organization whose kickoffs were beyond the norm. Rhys is capable of putting the ball in the end zone all of the time."
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By CajunViking on Mar 9, 2010 | Reply
Cool, anything to help out on special teams. Go Vikes!
By Bigfan1 on Mar 9, 2010 | Reply
Very, very cool, we needed a depth kicker, advantage one right there…great choice.
By Skyler on Mar 9, 2010 | Reply
That phase of the game is often overlooked. Our special teams showed a huge improvement last year, and I hope we can improve even more. Good job Vikings! Now go get L.T.!!!
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Things to see and do - Chambéry
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The capital of a sovereign state up until the 16th Century, Chambéry is today the administrative and commercial capital of the region. The people of Savoie are noted for their reserve and you should certainly not expect the place to be bubbling with life...The old quarter though, tastefully restored, has passageways which are a local slant on the i/traboules/i and are a stone's throw away from the alpine parks of Vanoise, Chartreuse and Bauges.
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Old Town
F - 73000 Chambéry
It is impossible to take a walk in the old town of Chambéry without going past the 15C-16C Cathédrale métropolitaine St-François-de-Sales and rue Croix-d'Or, two steps away. Lined with old mansions, this was the most aristocratic part of the town. Th..
Place St-Léger
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Pedestrianised, paved with rose porphyry, with the addition of fountains and lamps it is a veritable invitation to detente, why not spend some time in one of the numerous terrace cafés?
Rue Basse- du-chateau
r. Basse-du-Château F - 73000 Chambéry
A small alley gallery the ogives of old engravers and even of the TRABOULES, vaulted passageways allow communication between the streets. As original as it is lively, this street, dotted with old boutiques leads to the Place du Chateau.
Hotels Chambéry
4, rue de Boigne F - 73000 CHAMBERY
Prix Prices from : 70 €
In the very heart of the town of the dukes of Savoy, close to the castle. In a street classified as a "Monument historique�. Very warm and friendly welcome. Cosy rooms, personalized and air-conditioned. Bar and lounge. Parking: 8 € per day.
Théâtre Hôtel Chambéry
9, rue Denfert Rochereau F - 73000 Chambéry
Prix Prices from : 59 €
Théâtre Hôtel Chambéry is located in the heart of Chambéry in the Rhone-Alpes region, just a few steps from the Cathedral. The guest rooms are equipped with a private bathroom, a satellite TV and free Wi-Fi. They can be accessed by a lift. Hotel C..
Art Hotel Chambéry
154, rue Sommeiller F - 73000 Chambéry
Art Hotel Chambéry is located in the city centre of Chambéry, the historic capital of Savoie region. It is close to the railway station and offers free Wi-Fi. Rooms are comfortable and soundproofed. They come fully equipped with telephone, TV and p..
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Alexander Park
51 r. Alexander-Fleming F - 73000 Chambéry
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LAKEVILLE — For more than 70 minutes, Argos played with the No. 1 team in the state, but the Dragons fell short of handing Guerin Catholic its first loss in a 4-2 season-ending defeat at the LaVille Semistate Saturday morning.
The Dragons battled back from a 2-1 deficit with a Damon Binkley goal early in the second half, but when Tyler Vickery found the back of the net in the 71st minute, it took the wind out of Argos' sails. Vickery scored again on a George Poppas assist in the 76th minute to complete a hat trick and give the top-ranked Golden Eagles some insurance, and the No. 16 Dragons closed out the year with a 4-2 loss at Newton Park.
"They're a very good team," said Argos boys soccer coach Todd Van Der Weele. "We had opportunities. We were obviously down at halftime and fought back in the first part of the second half. We had at least two more opportunities to go ahead and just couldn't get it done. Then that third goal, I think that kind of crushed our spirit.
"As the second half went on I could tell it was just going to be one of those games where whoever scores the next goal wins, and they got it."
Argos took the initial lead at the game when Damon Binkley tapped in a clean-up goal off a Zack Stockman shot and deflection by Guerin goalie Jay Kaskie in the 33rd minute.
But that lead didn't last long as Tommy Hinkebein combined with Doug Kaskie on a cross from the corner to knot the game at 1-all in the 36th minute. Vickery scored his first goal on a header off a Kaskie service into the box to put Argos behind 2-1 with just 27 seconds remaining in the half.
The Dragons came out on the offensive after the break, however, and Binkley scored the equalizer just 29 ticks into the second half.
The two teams battled back and forth for the next 30 minutes, and Argos put itself in position to retake the lead several times — including a pair of Stockman shots in the 50th and 69th minutes — but couldn't quite find the winning combination.
Vickery's second goal in the 71st minute forced the Dragons to press the action late, and he scored again on a counter in the 76th minute.
Jordan O'Dell's snip from midfield in the 79th minute sailed high, and Josiah Osborn's shot outside the box went wide in the final minute as the buzzer sounded on Argos' first defeat in 20 games.
Guerin went on to fall 2-0 to fifth-ranked defending semistate champion Fort Wayne Canterbury 2-0 in the final Saturday night.
"You go into halftime down 2-1 and… your season could be over in 40 minutes," said Van Der Weele. "What are you going to do? I expected a response. Obviously I didn't expect a response in 29 seconds or whatever it was. Hat's off to my guys; we had chances. It obviously hurts, but we were there, we played with them. It just so happens they got the go-ahead goal, and we didn't."
The Dragons close the season at 19-2-1 after giving the program its first repeat regional championship since 1997-98 and its first Northern Indiana Soccer Conference since 1998.
The team bids goodbye to three key seniors in Stockman, O'Dell and goalie Jacob Mechling, who finished with three saves Saturday.
"Beyond our expectations how the season went. We still have some things we've got to work on obviously, but we made strides," said Van Der Weele. "I lose Mechling, and I lose Jordan O'Dell and Zach Stockman, and that's going to hurt, but we've got a lot of other kids that are coming up that can hopefully take their space to some degree. I think Argos is going to have a good little run brewing with the numbers that we've got coming up, and we just have to work and continue to get better."
• GUERIN CATHOLIC 4, ARGOS 2
At LaVille Semistate
A — Damon Binkley, 33rd minute
GC — Doug Kaskie (Tommy Hinkebein), 36th minute
GC — Tyler Vickery (Kaskie), 40th minute
A — Binkley, 41st minute
GC — Vickery, 71st minute
GC — Vickery (George Poppas), 76th minute
Shots on goal: Argos 4, Guerin Catholic 7
Saves: Argos 3 (Jacob Mechling), Guerin 2 (Jay Kaskie)
Corners: Guerin Catholic 10, Argos 0
Records: Guerin 19-0-1, Argos 19-2-1 (final)


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James writes:
2000 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab 4WD Review
Looks awesome, really dependable never leaves me stranded.
No front recovery hooks, short bed on quad cab models, needs a little more power.
2000 Dodge Dakota — The Dodge Dakota is one of the best if you are looking for a mid sized pickup, its not to big and its not to small. mine has the 287 4.7L v-8 so it has pretty good acceleration although it could be better. I think that the truck handles pretty good on just about any kind of surface except gravel roads that have that washboard effect on them, then it handles horrible. The build quality of the truck overall seems to be pretty good although i have noticed that my tailgate does squeak and rattle and it is annoying when you have the rear sliding window open. I think the styling of the truck inside and out is pretty good and i dont think i would change anything on the outside of the truck. The gas mileage is not to bad on the highway as long as you are going about 60mph-65mph you will see 16-24mpg depending on how flat the road is and how much wind there is. However if you are going to go 75mph-80mph on the interstate dont plan on seeing anything better than 15mpg. Gas mileage in town all depends on how much acceleration you want when the light turns green, my average for in town is about 14mpg. My truck is 4x4 which makes it a pretty fun vehicle to drive when it snows of when you go off-road, however if you are going to be off-roading a lot in this truck i would plan on getting some mud tires because before i got my mud tires i found it easy to get my truck stuck. Now that i have had these new mud tires on it i have not been stuck once.
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John writes:
2000 Dodge Dakota Base Review
Just too much fun!
You have to buy gas a lot lol
2000 Dodge Dakota R/t — This is for a 2000 Dakota R/T. Performance was a little less than thrilling in stock form. However it takes well to mods and can be a real powerhouse. One of the most important things to do is reflash the PCM for a performance tune. It also handles extremely well. It has 95,000 miles on it now with no major or costly repairs and I don't baby it either. The cost of ownership is a bit much. When I bought it, we were all complaining that gas was $1.50 a gallon. $4 a gallon really changes driving habits with this vehicle. Now that I have it the way I like it, I wouldn't be happy driving any other truck.
Scott writes:
2000 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab 4WD Review
Lots of power, 4 wheel drive
Gas hog
Love It — I love the power this truck has with its V8 and the 4X4 to do some crazy off roading, the only thing i dont like about this truck is the dealership i bought it from. Well its about time to go drive my truck now.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
George writes:
2000 Dodge Dakota Club Cab 4WD Review
V8 in a mid. size
13.3 mgp no matter what
Just Ok — It was at best just OK. I never had any problems with it but after my 1996 it was a big let down. It had worse performance and worse gas mileage. 13.3 mpg is not what I was expected out of a mid. size truck
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Adam writes:
2000 Dodge Dakota Club Cab Review
Theres no replacement for displacement
Ford Had The Mustang, Chevy The Camaro, So Dodge Made A Truck That Could Beat Em Both. — Truck books it stops on a dime and handles like a go-kart whats not to like? The trucks a blast to drive. If you drive in the city your going to the gas station every other day but hell it doesnt have a 5.9 V8 in it for economy.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
romey808 writes:
2000 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab 4WD Review
Very good work truck. I pulled a lot of weight behind this badboy
Can't afford the gas for this v8 beast
This Stock Build Monster Has Some Hp — Is a good work/family truck.. Love goin in the sand with this badboy. I haul a lot of materials, pull of different type of mechines / equipment , been through all types of terrain with this truck. And still going strong
Primary Use: Commuting to work
mortarfier writes:
2000 Dodge Dakota Club Cab 4WD Review
Fun to drive, easy to park, can go any where, can pull a trailer,haul 6 people,
Not terrable but not as good gas mileage as a car
Looks Great, & Looks Fun — What a blast to drive in snow or off road.Very reliable. A fantastic HD/CD All the hidden stations. This has a Mercades engine Overhead cam V8. The 4 speed auto has a extra sun gear for passing. You will not regret having this truck I didnt.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
lucey17 writes:
2000 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab 4WD Review
I found this truck to be very reliable, especially in extreme weather conditions. Also it is very roomy and great for hauling trailers etc. Or just to take out to the farm and take it mudding.
Poor fuel economy
Great Work Truck, Good-looking, Liked Everything About It. — I really do love this truck. It's great for work and hauling things like trailers or mowers, etc. It doesnt get the best fuel economy especially with the V8 Magnum. Which, is the biggest engine that dodge makes for dakotas. But if your wanting a work truck with lots of power. This is what you're looking for.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Kevin writes:
2000 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab 4WD Review
nice vehicle rides very well
gas milage
Good Vehicle For A Teenager — great overall truck fun to drive has power when u need it gas milage sucks u can do alot to them but the dodges all have faults the auto trans but a 5 speed swap is easy in them from what i hear
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Nathan writes:
2000 Dodge Dakota Base Review
Awesome — 5.9L fast when not at full throttle. Instant power and great throttle response. Sleek flowing design. Doesn't take much to get it lowered to a good stance. Awesome truck to drive anywhere. Haven't replaced anything on the truck. Overall a good, fast, reliable truck.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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2010 Dodge Dakota Reviews
Good Truck For The Money
Good midsize truck,spacious inside,decent looks,good powerful engine so far nothing went wrong yet,just change oil,gas and its ready to go. Cons seems very light on the back the tires slip when i star... Read More
2008 Dodge Dakota Reviews
2008 Dodge Dakota Extended Cab.
I like the truck because it serves the purpose I bought it for, and still has some nice amenities. The only thing I would have enjoyed more about it was a 5 speed manual transmission, but they are pre... Read More
Perfect Combination Of Sporty And Workhorse
A great color combination with the red body, black rims, and tinted windows. The lockable hard bed cover is perfect for keeping things dry and secure while camping, boating, or moving. The engine soun... Read More
2007 Dodge Dakota Reviews
Great Clean, Dependable, Flame Read,pick-up.
I like the ability to be able to run in 2 wheel drive most of the time and have the ability to get into 4 wheel when the snow blows. Great looking truck with the SXT strips and decal on the side. ... Read More
Best Truck Ever!
We love this truck! We had no trouble hauling our children around, even in heavy snow. It has done everything we expected. The gas mileage wasn't pleasant, but it's a truck... what else would you e... Read More
2006 Dodge Dakota Reviews
Nice Truck Wish It Didn't Have The Transmission Problems
great performance, build could be better been in the shop twice for the transmission love the appearance of both the exterior and interior gas guzzles like no ones business. It is fun to drive th... Read More
Excellent Little Chick Magnet
Great little fun to drive truck. Stick shift is extremely fun. Looks good, basically a chick magnet. Reliable and fair gas mileage for a truck. Not a man with a lot of words, so this will have to d... Read More
2005 Dodge Dakota Reviews
Great Truck- Ram Tough
Love the looks of this vehicle and price point is excellent compared to other crew cabs out there. It has been very reliable and the maintenance cost are reasonable. I found my F150 to be too large fo... Read More
Power To Spare-magnum V-8
Big truck power-Sport truck handling-Luxury car ride. Was sister's truck and she passed on. Being a constant reminder, it needs to go to someone that needs reliable power and dependability in an Ameri... Read More


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In response to Joan King's column of July 1: I'm tired of reading and responding to her ill- and misinformed rants about nuclear power, and specifically, Georgia Power's Plant Vogtle nuclear units Nos. 3 and 4, now under construction.
Re: Joan King's column of July 1: This will probably be my final attempt to help Joan King to acquire a more positive outlook involving use of nuclear power provided by electric energy utilities. Her ongoing presentations no longer dignify knowledgeable responses, which removes the interest to challenge them. Proper analogy is not seeing the forest because of the trees.
To Saxby Chambliss, Johnny Isakson, Doug Collins and all members of our legislative branch of government: I thought you all were elected to represent us peons and to look after our interests. Is not the legislative branch along with the president and Supreme Court (equally) the top authorities in this great nation? Have I got those facts wrong?
The U.S. Congress is still hearing about the "stimulus package" that built the "bridge to nowhere." Well, we have one of those right here in Gainesville. Every time I go under the big white bridge over Jesse Jewell Parkway, I think, "What were they thinking?"
Hall County has 78,928 registered voters as of the May 20 primary. Only 13,587 of them took the trouble to go to the polls. 19.26 percent. A primary to select a Republican U.S. Senate candidate to oppose a Democrat in the general election in November, a state school superintendent and a local school board and several other selections draws ... 19.26 percent?
High fives to the good folks who organized and staged last weekend's Cracker Fly-in. We were blessed with a perfect day and the aircraft and people connected with them provided a fun time for everybody.
Your recent subheadline "Unfunded directives from Georgia legislature impact local budgets' bottom line" could be well enhanced locally to "Unfunded directives from Hall County tax assessor impacts local homeowners' bottom line."
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As for the Second Amendment allowing people to "keep and bear arms," the situation today is entirely different from when the first 10 amendments were adopted in 1796. The militia being necessary for the "security of a free state" must have meant to include every able-bodied man owning firearms, which in those days were necessary for providing game for food and protection from wild animals and Indians.
I wonder if others in America sit and shake their heads in confusion and bewilderment at the utter insanity that has engulfed our nation. I've seen an America that is, or was, far different from the nation we now live in, and it's a tragedy that we have fallen so far. We have lost credibility on the world stage with any and all of our allies; we have become the object of contempt and a laughingstock to any and all who hate and oppose us.
I hope the Hall County School Board by business discipline decreases the millage rate to 18.134 mills instead of the 18.90 millage rate being considered. This lower rate will avoid a tax increase of about 5 percent.
The recent proposal to allow the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to regulate the use of smartphone apps by drivers in moving vehicles is a step in the right direction.
I am so tired of knowing people who are getting welfare, disability and food stamps. I have knowledge of many who are getting these benefits and worst of all, I know of people who need it and are not getting it.
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According to President Barack Obama, the citizens of the United States are not exceptional. Also, he claims we are no better than any other country on this planet.
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In her recent letter, Mary Young seems to refer to the 9-11 attacks during the Bush administration as if they constitute a justification for the war in Iraq. Neither Saddam nor Iraq was involved in those attacks. She also attempts to justify the war by pointing to past history, including Saddam's use of gas against Iraqi Kurds. The U.S. sold Saddam that gas. I have to wonder, who does she think the U.S. intended the gas to be used on? As suppliers of WMD, we are complicit in that crime.
President Barack Obama left his domestic woes behind to take a foreign policy trip to China this week. He met with the leader of China in a private meeting to talk about Chinese-U.S. relations and trade policies. The American press was allowed total access to the meeting and to take photographs of the occasion. It was interesting to see pictures of the world's most powerful dictator standing next to some Chinese guy.
Family is the most important organization in time (on this earth) or in eternity. God Himself organized the first family on earth. He created all of us as His spiritual children and thus His spiritual family. Family is very important to Him. "What God hath joined together, let not man put asunder."
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Last January the US "global" newspaper "The International Herald Tribune" ran a short story on rumours that the Venezuelan government were going to restrict future parents in the state of the same name to a list of 100 names. As a story it was surprisingly good & even though in my humble opinion it came up to the scratch of the now near institutionalised regular the funny names foreigners & enemies give their spawn stakes it wasn't really picked up no by either pro+Chav or anti-Chav factions in the worldwide socialist or antisocialist family. During the summer commercial media turned their attention again to the delightful parents of mythic China who have been struggling through the much maligned courts of that land for the right to call their baby boy "@ at" which as well as being the international internet protocol for email addresses approximates to the mandarin form "is loved". Then the Venezuelan silly name story came back.
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by 1 of 9 Fri Sep 07, 2007 12:04
Readers who feel they may profit from a deeper exploration of Venezuelan silly names & silly Spanish can of course consult these sites which offer the student a list of silly words, expressions, curses and things you wouldn't get past Cervantes. http://www.lachuleta.net/dic/ http://www.nacionesunidas.com/diccionarios/venezuela.htm Of course Cervantes is a popular first name in the region & in this author's acquaintance have been counted a clutch of Cervantes', Demecritus' and even one Polyester but so for not one Siobhain or Seosaimh. Which brings me to the home truth of how silly Irish names of the gaelic type can appear on the globalised stage. A nun or brother who has given his life to the educational opportunities of youngsters whose fate have left them a few kilometres short of world class cancer care, might think the little fellow or child named Niamh or Feidhelmis off to a great start in life and future employers will scarcely glance beyond the Name and Surname line of the CV. These people have never left the state with over 250ml of non descript liquid or potcheen home still in their bag. Therefore I propose very sincerely that the department of Education in Ireland (since we have no ministry of silly names in Eire) consider a national plan of action on such difficult to pronounce gaeilge names, obviously for reasons of heritage & the GPO we can't go banning them outright. The day of explaining the transcription or orthography of gaeilge with its seamhú or buailte to the anglicised sort of silly name our famine fleeing ancestors couldn't get on the US mailbox is long gone. So we ought assign a number to all the little kiddies and hope that their entry to education not be judged on some local prejudice for one variety of silly name over another, as undoubtedly and proudly we may attest melanin doesn't come into it.
by Eulalia Fartinger Fri Sep 07, 2007 21:40
I do wonder how Mary Hanfin TD proposes to deal with the issue of integration of non-irish
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Having experience alone of the state school sector that the racism cultivated over
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