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|Pierre McGuire on M&M: With Bruins' depth down middle, 'I do think this is a team that can flip the switch'
|05.15.13 at 12:11 pm ET
NBC hockey analyst Pierre McGuire was a guest of the Mut & Merloni show Wednesday to talk about the Stanley Cup playoffs.
McGuire said "only in youth hockey" has he seen a comeback like the Bruins' miracle against the Maple Leafs in Monday night's Game 7.
"I've never seen anything like that with 12 minutes or less to go in an NHL game — in a playoff game, a deciding Game 7," McGuire said. "Never seen that before."
McGuire said the tide started to turn in the Bruins' favor when Tuukka Rask stopped Matt Frattin on a breakaway with 3:35 left in the third period and Toronto leading 4-2.
"Boston got urgent. Boston really felt better after Frattin missed the breakaway. You could see there was a huge surge after the save was made by Tuuka on Matt Frattin's breakaway. And you could see the better players for the Bruins every other shift were starting to take over momentum," McGuire said.
"So, it was a combination of Frattin misses the breakaway, Boston starts to amp it up, their star players really start to amp it up and they get the feel. Then all of a sudden they put the lunar eclipse in front of James Reimer, that is Zdeno Chara, and [Patrice] Bergeron with a seeing-eye shot makes it all equal. Then they go into overtime and win."
Looking at the Bruins' inconsistency, McGuire said some of it can be traced to the post-Marathon fallout.
"The thing that's impressed me the most about this Bruins team: I think that this team was emotionally hurt, like most of the city of Boston was, after the Marathon tragedy," McGuire said. "I really mean that. I was there to do their game following the Marathon tragedy, and you could sense the emotion, you could sense how these guys felt terrible for the families, for the victims, for the entire city. It was a huge blow. It took time for these guys to rebound.
"If you remember, the first game after was against the Buffalo Sabres, and they didn't win the game. You could sense that guys were ready to cry after the game; they felt like they had let the city down. So, I think there's been a lot of emotion that's gone into the season for the Bruins. Let's remember, it was a 48-game schedule, there was a lockout, a lot of players were saying stuff they probably shouldn't have said or didn't want to say but it was out of character, but emotion got involved. And I think this has been an emotional roller coaster for this team all year.
"Do I think they can flip the switch? Absolutely. I respectfully disagree with Peter Chiarelli — I do think this is a team that can flip the switch because of their depth down the middle. When you look at it with [David] Krejci, with Bergeron, with [Chris] Kelly, with [Gregory] Campbell. I truly believe, when you have that kind of depth down the middle, you can flip a switch."
|Pierre McGuire on M&M: 'I wouldn't be afraid about playing [Islanders] in the playoffs'
|04.12.13 at 12:36 pm ET
NBC's Pierre McGuire talked with Mut & Merloni on Wednesday about the state of the Bruins as the regular season winds down, who they might match up well against in the playoffs and why some other teams are picking up their game as the Bruins appear to wear down.
McGuire was there for the Bruins' 5-4 win over the Devils on Wednesday, and he said that despite their inconsistencies lately, Boston fans shouldn't be worried about the team.
"They were solid and reliable early on and then they let their guard down a little bit," McGuire said of Wednesday's game. "I think mental and physical fatigue is probably kicking in a little bit. But they were good enough to win in that game. The big thing that's impressing me is their ability to kill penalties, their ability to play with an edge that's required, especially when it comes to the playoffs. If you play with that edge and you do take penalties and you can kill them off, that's huge.
"I know a lot of people are probably a little bit fidgety right now because they lost last night on home ice to the Islanders. The Islanders are doing that to a lot of teams right now, and I think three games in four days right now probably broke [the Bruins] down a little bit. I wouldn't worry too much about them. I think the Bruins are going to be just fine."
Despite the fact that the Islanders just beat the Bruins, McGuire said he still thinks they're an ideal first-round playoff matchup for the Bruins.
"The New York Islanders obviously are an upstart team," he said. "If I was the Bruins, I wouldn't be afraid about playing them in the playoffs. I just don't think they have enough overall depth to play against the Boston Bruins. That would be the team, if I could pick a team — that's the team I'd want to play against."
|Pierre McGuire on M&M: 'I don't think Calgary paid attention to doing their due diligence'
|03.29.13 at 12:10 pm ET
NBC's Pierre McGuire joined Mut & Merloni on Friday to talk about what went wrong with the Jarome Iginla trade and what the Bruins can do now that Iginla is off the market.
McGuire said Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli did nothing wrong to jeopardize the Iginla deal. Rather, Flames GM Jay Feaster mishandled the trade — not the first time Calgary's management has made a visible mistake this year.
"I don't think Calgary paid attention to doing their due diligence. I really don't," McGuire said. "Jay Feaster, I'm sure, told Peter Chiarelli, 'You guys have won the sweepstakes. You have Jarome Iginla. I'm sure he told them that, because I was in Boston to do that game, and there's no way there was that much information that was so fluid around the Bruins dressing room when I got to the rink at 4:30, that you didn't know that this deal was going down. So '¦ then Jay Feaster didn't prioritize. He should have called [Iginla's agent] Donny Meehan before he called Peter Chiarelli.
"Instead, he told Boston they had the player, and Donny Meehan gets the call from Feaster saying he's been traded, and Donny Meehan says, 'No, no, that's not how this works.' '¦ I think the biggest reason there was no trade call made was when Jay Feaster called Donny Meehan and said, 'By the way, we've moved Jarome to Boston,' Donny Meehan said, 'No you haven't, because Jarome wants to go to Pittsburgh.' "
Iginla's press conference after the trade made clear that he was headed to Pittsburgh no matter what Chiarelli did, McGuire said.
"When you heard him talk, he said, 'How can you blow away now playing with the two best players in the world?' " McGuire said. "With all due respect, he wasn't talking about [David] Krejci and he wasn't talking about [Patrice] Bergeron. Both guys are great players. He was talking about Crosby and Malkin."
With Iginla off the table, McGuire said he thinks the Bruins should focus on acquiring a defenseman, and mentioned 35-year-old Islanders blueliner Mark Streit as a possibility.
|Pierre McGuire on M&M: 'Boston, Pittsburgh and Montreal are the three best teams in the Eastern Conference'
|03.22.13 at 12:31 pm ET
NBC commentator Pierre McGuire spoke with Mut & Merloni Friday about where the Bruins stand among the top teams in the East, what problems Dougie Hamilton could be facing, and what might happen with Jarome Iginla before the trade deadline.
"I would say Boston, Pittsburgh and Montreal are the three best teams in the Eastern Conference," McGuire said, noting that the Penguins' fourth-line forwards contribute on offense and that the Bruins have a similar degree of depth.
"You go watch Danny Paille play — he's having a great year for Boston. He's a fourth-line player. His skill level is pretty excessive too, for a depth player. Gregory Campbell's skill level's not so bad. Rich Peverley's skill level's not so bad. So the Bruins can match [the Penguins] in terms of depth skill, and that's one of the things you're going to have to have if you're going to win in the East."
McGuire said fatigue could be a factor in the struggles of both Milan Lucic and Hamilton. Lucic's game has been less physical this year, and McGuire said that's been a trend across the NHL.
"Early on we were seeing the physical teams be physical," McGuire said. "I would say right now, we're starting to see some guys let up a little bit. I was talking to Mario Lemieux about this the other day in Pittsburgh, and he said one of the hard parts about the 48-game schedule is that as you get to the halfway point, it's more than that, because you haven't had training camp and you are fatigued and you are breaking down.
"There's a little less physical play, there's more speed play, there's a lot more open ice. '¦ I'm not saying that's the problem with Milan, but I do think fatigue is becoming a very real issue for a lot of players around the league."
Peverley's benching has been seen by some as Claude Julien's attempt to send a message, but McGuire said he doesn't think that's the case.
"Sometimes the games go a lot slower when you're upstairs and you get a chance to see, maybe you do have more time to make a play, maybe you do have a different outlet and a different decision you can make," McGuire said. "It's not really so much about message-sending, I think it's more getting the player refocused and re-energized.
|Pierre McGuire on M&M: Patrice Bergeron 'one of the top 10 players in the league'
|03.08.13 at 12:22 pm ET
NBC's Pierre McGuire joined Mut & Merloni on Friday to talk about Carl Soderberg, for whom the Bruins traded in 2007 only to see him stay in the Swedish Elite League, the possibility of visors being made mandatory for NHL players, and Patrice Bergeron's role on the team.
"You look at the plus-minus for Tyler Seguin and Brad Marchand last year — a big part of it was because of Patrice Bergeron teaching them to play in their own zone. I'm convinced of that," McGuire said. "There's a lot of similarities to what Bergeron does to what Jean Ratelle did in his prime, and he's a Hall of Famer. Bergeron and Ratelle are so similar. The one thing about Jean was the consistency in his game. Just ask Rod Gilbert about the influence Jean Ratelle had on him on the Goal-A-Game-line down in New York, or you can ask Marchand and Seguin, and I've done it, what's the influence of Bergeron on their game. It's huge."
McGuire said he considers Bergeron "one of the top 10 players in the league," and that his consistency and two-way play likely will lead to a long-term contract extension with the Bruins soon.
"I think [the Bruins] understand the value of players like that in a city like Boston," McGuire said. "They're so proactive when it comes to signing players they want to keep. You look at the extension to Seguin, you look at the extension to [Zdeno] Chara. They're aggressive when it comes to identifying players that are really important to their team and keeping them, so I've got to believe at some point they're going to get aggressive with Bergeron."
News broke Thursday that Soderberg, for whom the Bruins traded Hannu Toivonen in 2007, is in talks with the Bruins about coming to Boston after the Swedish Elite League season ends. McGuire said he sees him as an impact player, likely a third-liner.
"The thing about him that's so good is he's rangy — he's about 6-foot-3, 6-foot-4, 195 to 200," McGuire said. "Serious skill level '¦ he's got huge offensive skills, a major breakthrough year for him this year, more mature now than he probably ever was, so I wouldn't be surprised to see him be able to play right away in the National Hockey League."
McGuire said Soderberg's transition to the NHL could be comparable to that of Damien Brunner, who came over from Switzerland to put up 10 goals and eight assists so far in his rookie season with Detroit.
|Pierre McGuire on M&M: 'Nobody likes to see embellishment'
|03.04.13 at 2:35 pm ET
NBC Sports hockey analyst Pierre McGuire joined Mut & Merloni on Monday, a day after the Bruins dropped a 4-3 decision to the Canadiens.
Following the game, B's coach Claude Julien was critical of the Canadiens for what he deemed to be "embellishment" to draw penalties. McGuire empathized with Julien.
"I think it's always been a problem in the league," McGuire said. "Nobody likes to see embellishment. We're not soccer. No disrespect to soccer players, either; I think that's more in the culture in their game than it is in ours. And I don't think there's any coaches or general managers or even officials that want to see embellishment. It's a hard enough game for the officials to referee now. With the embellishment that does take place from time to time, it's really a tough game to officiate, even tougher.
"I can tell you, I've talked to a ton of coaches and a ton of players around the league and a ton of managers. Every one, to a man, they don't want embellishment."
McGuire said Zdeno Chara deserves credit for going after Alexei Emelin after the Canadiens defenseman sent Tyler Seguin to the ice with a cross check to Seguin's side that broke Emelin's stick.
"At the end of the day, Chara did what he was supposed to do. Chara showed leadership on Emelin," McGuire said. "I thought that was a great job by him. You've got to think the referees missed the cross check that Emelin dished out to Seguin. You don't like that. I didn't like that."
McGuire said Chara's message got through, and not just to the Canadiens.
"I think what Z was doing more than anything else is he's sending a message not only to the Montreal Canadiens but to the rest of the league. And believe me, that message has resonated. I just got done watching Tampa and Pittsburgh skate, and all the players know what happened last night. And they're like, they don't want to mess with Chara.
"So, it gives some more room to Seguin, it gives some more room to [Brad] Marchand, it gives some more room to [David] Krejci. People are aware in the league. While it's a small sample size of, are you mad because Boston lost if you're a Bruins fan, you look at it long term, it will probably pay itself off in the long term."
Looking at the NHL this season, McGuire puts the Bruins in lofty company — alongside the record-setting Blackhawks.
"The Chicago Blackhawks and the Boston Bruins right now are the two best teams in the league, in my humble opinion," he said. "And I've watched every single team in this league so far since the season started. The fact that they lost a tight game to Montreal, I don't think it was all about embellishment. I just think there were some things Boston needed to do better in that game, and they didn't get it done."
To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page. For more Bruins news, visit the team page at weei.com/bruins.
|The day after the Cup: Pierre McGuire talks to The Big Show
|06.16.11 at 3:55 pm ET
NBC analyst Pierre McGuire was a guest on The Big Show on Thursday and he noted that as the Bruins were inching closer toward capturing the Stanley Cup on Wednesday night in Vancouver, there was a major difference between the two teams.
"There were definitely chemistry issues on one bench," McGuire said. "Coaches overreacting. I thought in the case of Alain Vingeault when the frustration set in, and the composure and the focus and basically every one of the Bruins players acting as coach. It was really an interesting dynamic to witness."
McGuire added, "When you have a knockout game and things start to go south in a hurry, guys just deviate from the plan and you could sense that. You didn't see the same Vancouver Canucks team in the third period that you saw in Games 1 or 2 or Game 5 when they were in Vancouver."
McGuire said that he thought Vancouver goalie Roberto Luongo hurt himself with his comments about Tim Thomas after Game 5. "The damage was done to Roberto Luongo [after Game 5]," McGuire said. "The whole thing, the two-day break, putting the foot in the mouth, questioning Tim Thomas' ability to make a save against Maxim Lapierre in Game 5.
"The one thing I thought was very apparent and I've been through this twice as a coach winning a Stanley Cup in Pittsburgh in 1991 and 92, you have to manage the message and make sure your players are debriefed before dealing with the media. You've got to be so careful because everything is scrutinized. I really felt the Vancouver PR machine went off the rails going into Game 6. They were too brash, too arrogant. I give Boston full credit. They managed their message the entire playoffs and they deserve a lot of credit for the way they handled themselves. On the Vancouver side I don't think it was handled very well."
McGuire also had praise for Bruins' coach Claude Julien, particularly his decision to practice as soon as the team landed in Vancouver. "Instead of practicing the day of the game they practiced as soon as they got off the plane," McGuire said. "They had a much better start. They had livelier legs and they were ready to go. They really believed in their plan. That little deviation helped them a ton. That's where Claude Julien isn't getting enough credit."
McGuire also felt Julien was more willing to adapt this year as opposed to last. "The one thing I was really impressed with from Claude compared to a year ago, the ability to make adjustments both in-game and during the series," McGuire said. "We didn't see that last year. I think that's a big reason they lost last year. [Peter] Laviolette outrcoached him and obviously the injury to [David] Krejci. But this year I saw a man prepared to make changes. He could deviate from the matchups if he had to, he wasn't afraid to get his fourth line on the ice and I thought they were a huge factor in Game 7. Claude deserves a lot of credit.
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October 15, 2014, MLIS Program Ranked Nationally, Named a Best Buy
VALDOSTA — The online Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS) program at Valdosta State University has been named a Best Buy by the experts at GetEducated.com.
VSU's MLIS program was among 23 similar online degree programs across the nation to be independently reviewed. Of those, 12 were found to offer a high quality education at a cost that ranks well below the national average.
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August 19, 2014. MLIS Professor Dr. Anita Ondrusek receives VSU's inaugural Teaching Excellence Award for Online Teaching.
August 18, 2014, VSU MLIS alumni are prominently featured in the Summer 2014 issue of the Georgia Library Quarterly, V. 51, Issue 3, available at http://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1814&context=glq
2014 graduate Karin J. Fulton has had her Capstone paper published. The paper is titled "The Rise of Patron-Driven Acquisitions: A Literature Review" and can be found on pages 22-30 of the journal.
Eli Arnold, a 2012 MLIS graduate who is now a reference librarian at Oglethorpe University, reviewed The Oglethorpe Plan: Enlightenment Design in Savannah and Beyond by Thomas D. Wilson, University of Virginia Press, 2012 (GLQ, Summer 2014, pp. 52-53).
Alumni News reported in the 2014 Summer GLQ:
Dr. Wendy Wilmouth -- who earned both her MLIS and her doctoral degrees at VSU – became the Director of Learning Resources at Georgia Piedmont Technical College in January 2014 (GLQ, Summer 2014, p. 40).
Alumni Lindsay Cronk (Lyrasis), Melissa Perez (Georgia State University) and Ariel Turner (Kennesaw State University) were selected to present a Conversation Starter at the 2014 ALA Annual Convention in Las Vegas. They were the 2013 co-chairs of the Atlanta Emerging Librarians and they presented on their experiences over the year. Alumni Benji Barton also contributed to the presentation's content though he did not attend the conference (GLQ, Summer 2014, p.39).
And finally, VSU MLIS alumni are running for 2015 offices for the Georgia Library Association (GLA) and the Southeastern Library Association (SELA). Their profiles can be found on pages 43 – 48.
On July 1, 2014, the Master of Library and Information Science Program will become the Department of Library and Information Studies. In addition to the name change, the Department will become a part of the Dewar College of Education and Human Services. This will be an administrative shift from the Dean of the Library. The Department Head will answer to Interim Dean of Education and Human Services Brian Gerber. Departmental Offices will remain on the fourth floor of Odum Library. All telephone numbers and email addresses will also not change.
The degree program will not change nor will the degree name: Master of Library and Information Science. It is expected that students will not experience any changes in the curriculum. The application, advising, and teaching processes are to remain unchanged.
The administrative shift resulted from the continuing self-study the MLIS faculty has undertaken. The CoEHS possesses program assessment and other evaluative resources not held by the Library. The Department of Library and Information Studies will draw upon those resources as it continues on-going accreditation work. These resources should provide a sounder basis for continuing growth of the department.
Program Director and Professor Wallace Koehler announced his intention to retire from Valdosta State University on July 31, 2014. He joined the VSU faculty in 2001 when he was one of three faculty members to welcome the first class of nine students into the MLIS Program. Dr. Koehler received his MS in Information Science from the University of Tennessee in 1997 and his PhD in Government from Cornell University in 1977. The MLIS faculty thanks Dr. Koehler for his distinguished service to the university, the department and our students.
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The more I think about executions in Texas, and the extent to which this state will go in order to kill someone, the more insane I find the very idea of capital punishment.Before I talk about the latest case of absurdity involving a Texas Death Row inmate from Tarrant County, let me remind you of two other instances in which the state's actions seemed beyond ludicrous.In 1999 inmate David Long, convicted of killing three women in Lancaster, attempted to commit suicide two days before his scheduled execution. He had taken an overdose of prescribed antidepressants, and authorities rushed him to a hospital in Galveston for treatment.Doctors were able to save his life, but because of his condition, his attorneys tried to get the execution postponed. The Dallas trial judge denied that request.The state flew Long back to Huntsville, took him to the death chamber and inserted needles into his arms to begin the execution process. The horrific scene, as described by Associated Press reporter Michael Graczyk, was so distressing that it caused one of the witnesses to leave the viewing room."A few seconds after the drugs began taking effect, [Long] snorted and began gurgling," Graczyk reported. "A blackish-brown liquid spouted from his nose and mouth and dribbled to the floor."The reporter said prison officials' explanation was that "Long had vomited a charcoal solution administered at the hospital to neutralize the toxicity of the drugs he took in his suicide attempt."The state had saved a man's life so that it could kill him. How crazy is that?Long, who was the 32nd person to be executed in the state that year, was not the first Death Row inmate in Texas to be saved just in time to be killed.Two years earlier, David Lee Herman tried to kill himself by slashing his wrist and throat with a plastic razor. After spending three hours in the hospital having his wounds stitched, he was returned to his cell and executed the next day.Now to a current case involving an inmate from a Tarrant County case who is so mentally ill that he hurts himself by banging his head against walls, is sometimes found covered in feces and urine and has worn a bald spot in his head by lying long periods in a catatonic state, according to the Texas Tribune.Steven Staley, convicted of killing Fort Worth restaurant manager Robert Read, is a paranoid schizophrenic who suffers severe delusions.Because of his state, and because he will not take prescribed medication, he is not "competent" to be executed.The Supreme Court has ruled it unconstitutional to execute the mentally ill — someone who doesn't understand why they're being put to death.State District Judge Wayne Salvant ordered that Staley be forcibly medicated for his mental illness as a way to make him competent for execution and also to prevent him from harming himself, the Tribune said.Well, last week the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, on a 5-4 vote, ruled the judge did not have the authority to force medication for Staley, a decision prosecutors object to but haven't decided whether they will appeal.The argument is that Tarrant County jurors wanted Staley executed and, by God (or by drugs), he ought to be killed.What really ought to happen, as one law professor suggested to the Tribune, is Staley's sentence should be commuted to life in prison. It not only would be the most humane but also the most cost-effective solution, considering the amount of money already spent on years of appeals, the professor notes.But don't hold your breath waiting for that to happen.Too many people in this state are bent on carrying out the barbaric practice of putting others to death, no matter the measures that have to be taken to achieve that.
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In Thursday's general election and Republican primary, the Free Press endorses:
Governor: Bill Haslam
U.S. Senator: Lamar Alexander
3rd District Congress: Weston Wamp
27th District, State House: Patsy Hazlewood
County Mayor: Jim Coppinger
County Commission
District 1: Randy Fairbanks
District 6: Joe Graham
District 7: Sabrena Turner
District 8: Kenny Smith
District 9: Chester Bankston
General Sessions Court, Division 1: Christie Sell
Juvenile Court: Rob Philyaw
Public Defender: Steve Smith
Criminal Court Clerk: Gwen Tidwell
Board of Education: District 3 Greg Martin
District 5: Patrick Hampton
District 6: Ballard Scearce
District 8: David Testerman
District 9: Steve Highlander
Supreme Court Judges: Retain
Domestic Partners Ordinance: Against
Of what value is marriage?
If marriage between a man and a woman is not of special importance, if it's no more valuable than a man and a woman living together or two men or two women sharing a relationship, Chattanoogans should flock to the polls on Thursday and overwhelmingly vote for the city's domestic partners ordinance.
But if marriage is really something meaningful, if it is something unique and ordained of God (or a foundation of society, depending on your belief system), if it as an institution really has special -- and legal -- benefits to society unlike any other relationship, as has been the case for thousands of years, Chattanooga voters should say so with their votes against the ordinance.
Opponents say the ordinance -- which passed with the narrowest 5-4 vote in the City Council in November -- has nothing to do with marriage, that it's a matter of fairness, a matter of treating people who live in committed relationships under the same roof the same as those in a traditional marriage.
But that takes us back to the original question: Of what value, then, is traditional marriage? And why have we given it special status in our laws and public policies?
What, for instance, do cities and corporations which have granted such benefits think of traditional marriage as an institution, or an environment in which to raise children, if it's no more valuable than two people living together?
One could argue a domestic partners ordinance is even anti-marriage. Since city employees and their partners only have to live together for a year, have their names together on several documents and offer a sworn affidavit confirming their relationship, why choose marriage if they can get the benefits?
Somehow, putting that domestic partners affidavit up against a marriage license -- which, of course, doesn't guarantee bliss -- pales in comparison.
And it should be interesting to see how the city determines whether "the city employee and the domestic partner have chosen to share one another's lives in an intimate and committed relationship of mutual caring," as the ordinance reads.
Because remember how pro-abortion supporters say they don't want the government in their bedrooms? The domestic partners ordinance makes it a part of the law to know how two "share one another's lives."
Passage of the law also will increase the drain on the city's budget, but nobody can say for sure how much. One estimate was $180,000, less than one-tenth of 1 percent of the budget, but officials admitted they really have no idea how much it might increase.
To be blunt, a domestic partners ordinance sanctions relationships that are clearly less beneficial than marriage.
For opposite-sex couples, the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development reports that "cohabitating relationships are less stable than marriage and that instability is increasing."
For example:
• Children's emotional development is poorer if a parent is cohabitating than if a parent is married.
• Cohabitating women are more likely than married women to suffer physical and sexual abuse.
For same-sex couples, the Family Research Council reports that evidence suggests "committed" homosexual relationships are radically different from married couples when it comes to relationship duration, monogamy vs. promiscuity, relationship commitment, number of children being raised, health risks and the rates of intimate partner violence.
For example:
• A Census Bureau report indicates 57.7 percent of women stay married for 20 years or longer, while a Gay/Lesbian Consumer Online Census indicates only 5 percent of homosexuals describe their relationship lasting more than 20 years.
• A United States Department of Justice study revealed that 15.4 percent of homosexual men and 11.4 percent of homosexual women cited intimate partner violence, while only .26 percent of married women and .05 percent of married men cited such violence.
There are, of course, exceptions to each case given above, but any way you slice it, marriage comes out the winner.
We believe, further, God honors the marriage of a man and a woman and holds that relationship higher than any other. In Proverbs, for instance, we read that "righteousness makes a nation (or city or state) great, but sin diminishes any people."
Today, however, we live in a more faithless and more permissive society where almost anything goes. We believe those who live a life to less than God's highest standards and more to political correctness will ultimately experience regret.
Chattanoogans can and should vote "no" on the domestic partnerships ordinance and tell city officials God meant what he said and the state's voters meant what they said when they approved a marriage-protection amendment in 2006.
"(b) The legal union in matrimony of only one (1) man and one (1) woman shall be the only recognized marriage in this state. (c) Any policy, law or judicial interpretation that purports to define marriage as anything other than the historical institution and legal contract between one (1) man and one (1) woman is contrary to the public policy of Tennessee"; Tenn. Code Ann. ' 36 3 113
Too many Liberal Democrats are Scofflaws and utilize sleazy deception and other evil tactics to push their immoral lifestyles onto society. This is an example of the Obamah administration.
Malleus Deum Verum
My Dearest Friends: 'Wife', in Hebrew, means 'Woman'!...(female)
My Dearest Friends:'Husband, in Hebrew, means 'Man'...(male)
And, may I say: 'Wife', in Greek, means 'Woman'!...(female)
And, may I say: Husband', in Greek, means 'Man'! ...(male)
Capiche? The very next step is to beastiality and a demand to 'legally' allow [humans] to 'marry'dogs, horses, mules, other animals. (And to get them insured at innocent tax-payers expense. They would, of course, be labeled 'CIVIL UNIONS'. Legislated. This is not a joke!
Malleus Deum Verum
Passed by Congress June 13, 1866. Ratified July 9, 1868.
Section 1. All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.
When the TN marriage statute gets into Federal Court and is scrutinized with respect to the 14th amendment of the U.S. Constitution, here is what happens:
You must look a little closer.
*** It is in no way a privilege of any U.S. Citizen to change the definition of any word or related institution associated with said word. (Husband=Male, Wife=Female).
*** No protections of U.S. Citizens are denied by maintaining folkways, morays, and/or traditions of society.
*** Powers not granted to the federal government by the Constitution, nor prohibited to the States, are reserved to the States or the people.
*** Each state retains its sovereignty, freedom, and independence, and every power, jurisdiction, and right, which is not expressly delegated to the United States, in Congress assembled. (my edit for sake of clarity...no changes to interpretation applied)kwo
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Malleus Deum Verum
A Sovereign Nation Has the Right to Reward Individuals Within Unions (Marriages) Who Have the Greatest Expectation to Procreate. [Nations Need Taxpayers]. A Sovereign Nation Has the Right to Deny Reward (Insurance/Tax Write-Offs/Death Benefits to Spouses, etc.)to Individual Unions Which do Not Have the Expectation to Procreate. Also, A Sovereign Nation Has the Right to Discourage Supporting Individuals Who Cost Their Innocent Tax Payers Over $20,000,000,000 [Twenty Billion Dollars] Per Year. The Average Cost to Treat One Case of HIV/AIDS is Over $400,000 [Four Hundred Thousand Dollars Per Lifetime. (Source: Center for Disease Control {CDC} HIV Surveillance Report 2009, Vol 21). So, My Question to You: "Shall We Change The Definition of Husband to Mean Woman, Or, The Definition of Wife to Mean Man? Shall We Do This Even Though These Unions Go Against The Wisdom and Needs of a Sovereign United States of America? This Deadly Chosen Lifestyle is Not to be Forced Upon a Sovereign Nation.
Malleus Deum Verum
"Once you have been infected with HIV, you will always carry it in your body."
"There is no cure for HIV."
Citizens! Please! Where are your brains???
Do you want your family tax dollars paying from $400,0000.00 to $600,000.000 per infected homosexual who chose a lifestyle Jesus Christ labels an abomination?
Malleus Deum Verum
This ordinance is a fiscal issue not a moral question. There is not justification for spending one dollar much less near $200,000 per year for tax payers to support employee domestic partners. The reason some give is it is "fair", to whom is it fair? Is it fair to those required to pay for it? It makes the city more competitive? What position in city government is so critical an employee must be retained at all cost? Why does the city need to spend more for employee compensation when it is already above the private sector for the same or similar work in essentially every case. How many city employees are leaving to accept a job doing like or similar work? The number is at or near zero with retention at excellent levels already. A more pressing question would be why does city or county government pay for benefits for any family member instead of the employee paying for family members at the group rates? If the government is self insured then certainly nothing should be paid by tax payers for family members of city or county government employees.
VOTE AGAINST THE PROPOSAL unless you would vote for a property tax increase at some point in the future. a couple hundred thousand here and a couple hundred thousand there for this and similar other peoples money legislation by politicians using tax payer money to gain favor and votes will indeed require more tax revenue from some source.
Those making a pitch for rejecting the proposal on moral grounds are just as wrong as those supporting it for other reasons that really make no sense, you cannot legislate morals where there is no harm to others. In this case the harm is unjustified financial support of an unjustified proposal to increase the cost of city government without improving city governance.
VOTE AGAINST THE PROPOSAL. Those that resist this ridiculous proposal on moral grounds could solve the problem by supporting the elimination of the over 1000 laws that discriminate against those for their own reason remain single. Is such discrimination the right and moral thing to do? Why has the government passed laws that give people an incentive to marry? Where is the outrage regarding the discrimination against the minority in the case of singles? Why should singles pay a higher tax rate than those that marry and why does the gap widen when those married decide to have a house full of rug rats? Why should singles be required to help support those opting for marriage and kids? Why are those preferring to rent required to help those preferring to buy a house? The immoral list of discrimination against singles is long, long standing and increasing. Eliminate that discrimination and take away the incentive for such ridiculous initiatives as domestic partner benefits.
Why should government decide what the "American dream" is for everyone? Why not allow each to have their own American dream without incentives and government influence? Individual freedom and liberty was the initial American dream but some have chosen to define it differently.
fairmon said...
"VOTE AGAINST THE PROPOSAL unless you would
vote for a property tax increase at some point in the future. a couple hundred thousand here and a couple hundred thousand there for this and similar other peoples money legislation by politicians using tax payer money to gain favor and votes will indeed require more tax revenue from some source."
I do so much agree with fairmon!
Little-by-little, deceptively, within the Occult, the Chattanooga Homosexuals will Tax Innocent Citizens to death! Property, Sewage Taxes, etc.
They want Us to pay hundres of thousands of dollars to them for their (what has been labeled) 'THE HOMOSEXUAL CULTURE OF DEATH' ...'They' say that.
City of Chattanooga! Do Not Be Fooled into paying $400,000 to $600,000 per lifetime per HIV/AIDS Infected Homosexual Patient.
Malleus Deum Verum
African-Americans and other disenfranchised people among the 'so
called' minority populations will bear the pain of the burden of this deceptive attempt to raise future taxes.
The poor of Chattanooga Tennessee cannot afford the increased taxes that will gradually be levied against them to support the 'going bankrupt' Hospice Centers treating the Homosexual HIV/AIDS Patients. Many other harms to society wil occur as a result if this ordinance is passed in favor of the part of the Homosexual Community that is infected with HIV/AIDS, The 'Super-Bug' Gonorrhea ,,(very often much worse than Homosexual's who have HIV/AIDS), Opportunistic Infections passed on even by Movie Theatre seats where an infected person has been seated, etc., etc., etc.
Malleus Deum Verum
God's word very plainly tells us that He destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah for their sexual sins most notably Homosexuality/sodomy.
just as Sodom and Gomorrah and the surrounding cities, which likewise indulged in sexual immorality and pursued unnatural desire, serve as an example by undergoing a punishment of eternal fire Jude 1:7 ESV
How will God judge Chattanooga if it endorses sexual immorality?


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- Phone: (480) 945-4567
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Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
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Old Town Tortilla Factory is located in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale in the charming art district. Built from a historic 75 year old Scottsdale adobe home. Old Town Tortilla Factory captures timeless charm and distinct atmosphere that exemplifies the essence of the Southwest. Our property boasts a 1400 square foot flagstone patio that is surrounded by green vegetation and shaded by 100 year old pecan trees. In the winter months the patio is heated to spring like temperatures and in the summer month"s the patio is cooled with a state of the art mist system. Our food at Old Town Tortilla Factory is Southwestern with a Mexican twist. The restaurant has the perfect atmosphere to accommodate an intimate dinner for two or a dinner party for up to three hundred. Our loyal and experienced staff are committed to serving you the ultimate dining experience....Continued
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Old Town Tortilla Factory reviews from OpenTable diners
10 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4Service4.1
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (10)good for groups (7)neighborhood gem (3)special occasion (3)kid-friendly (2)fit for foodies (2)romantic (1)vibrant bar scene (1)hot spot (1)Show More
- MoonGlowDined on 11/2/2014Food and service were great; drinks were watered down:-(Special Features:
- Another nice eveningESpielDined on 10/31/2014Another nice night at Tortilla Factory. The cuisine, ambiance and service were consistent. We really enjoy the Platinum margarita's and the restaurants premium tequila list. As usual we will be back..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DebRedOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/19/2014Atmosphere outside was pretty cool. Patio and bar was very enjoyable with fire and water features. Food was just OK. Margaritas were HORRIBLE. Up there with the worst I've ever had. We all had different ones and we all wondered if there was any alcohol. Tasted very watered down. Stick to beer or wine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014Our group had a nice time dining on the patio. The food, service and margarita's were exceptional. We look forward to hosting our company holiday party at this fun establishment.Special Features:
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- Great FoodCharlieDined on 5/12/2014We had a great graduation dinner! The tortilla's were a nice start along with some of the server's suggestions(Pork Chop, Ribs, Green Enchilada's and the Mahi Mahi Taco's). We also enjoyed all the specialty margarita's(especially the Platinum) and the attentive service. Can't wait to bring future friends in for dinner.Special Features:
- Food and DrinksDosXXXDined on 5/2/2014Food was mediocre at best. Over priced and small portions. Ordered the maui tacos, at $16.99. 3 came on the plate with a lonely very small piece of fish, maybe 2 oz. total combined for all 3 tacos. Sent margarita back ($8.99) way to sweet. We were a party of six and everyone was disappointed and will not go back.
- Nice Night!LynnDined on 3/18/2014Our group had a great meal. The food, ambiance and margarita's were great. Loved the complimentary flavored tortilla's.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice TimeCharlieDined on 2/14/2014Had a great meal! We brought in some fellow associates from all over the country to experience some fine southwest cuisine. The tortilla's were a great start along with some of the server's suggestions(Pork Chop, Salmon and Mahi Mahi taco's). Our table also enjoyed all the specialty margarita's and our servers attentive attitude. Can't wait to bring back future groups in the future..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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It goes without saying at this point, but Michael Jackson did not go out on a high note in 2009. Stress, desperation and medication were all taking their toll.
The star was so worried he couldn't perform his 50 London concerts, he worried out loud that promoter AEG would cut him loose and he'd have nothing left.
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Karen Faye, Michael's hairstylist for a quarter century, was interviewed by LAPD detectives days after MJ died, and described some of his innermost fears.
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Beckett's memories of her getting shot surface when a sniper is terrorizing New York City, leading her to face the fear of losing life and decide to 'engage in a gift like a relationship with Castle.'
Report: Lady GaGa Makes Secret Visit to Amy Winehouse's HomeNovember 21, 2011 02:11:55
Words are, the 'Born This Way' hitmaker keeps things low key when she goes to the Camden, North London house of the late 'Rehab' singer.
Video Premiere: Amy Winehouse's 'Our Day Will Come'November 19, 2011 09:11:58
The 'Rehab' hitmaker is remembered in this newly-released music video which features a montage of clips spanning her career.
Amy Winehouse's Song 'Like Smoke' Ft. Nas Comes Out in FullNovember 03, 2011 02:11:56
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Titled 'Lioness: Hidden Treasures', the album will feature 12 songs, including previously unreleased tracks, alternative versions of her hits, and brand new singles.
Amy Winehouse's 'Heartfelt Memoir' to Be Published Next SummerOctober 11, 2011 11:10:43
Titled 'Amy, My Daughter', the tome will be written by the late singer's father Mitch Winehouse with all proceeds going to the Amy Winehouse Foundation.
Scarlett Johansson Contacts FBI Over Her Nude PhotosSeptember 14, 2011 09:09:02
The actress wants the FBI to investigate the people who have leaked her private pictures and to treat it as a criminal act.
J.J. Abrams Signs On to Direct 'Star Trek 2', Filming to Begin in WinterSeptember 14, 2011 03:09:09
The 'Super 8' director has finally been committed to directing the follow-up to 2009's 'Star Trek' as pre-production is underway and the script will be done by the end of September.
Video Premiere: Tony Bennett's 'Body and Soul' Ft. Amy WinehouseSeptember 14, 2011 03:09:22
In honor of the late 'Rehab' singer, footage of her last recording session at the famed Abbey Road Studios is released on what would have been her 28th birthday.
Amy Winehouse's Father: It'd Be Stupid to Blame Ex-Husband for Her DeathSeptember 14, 2011 12:09:51
Though so, Mitch Winehouse admits during a recent interview that he does hold Blake Fielder-Civil responsible for his daughter's introduction to cocaine and heroin.
Father Believes Amy Winehouse Died of Seizure Caused by Alcohol DetoxificationSeptember 10, 2011 12:09:14
During a taping of 'Anderson' premiere episode, Mitch Winehouse also admits to host Anderson Cooper that there are traces of the prescription drug Librium in his daughter's body.
Amy Winehouse Gets Immortalized in Naked Bust SculptureSeptember 08, 2011 02:09:10
Described as 'memorial portrait', the work of controversial sculptor Daniel Edwards features the late 'Rehab' singer tattoo-less and piercings-free with songbird and lilies decorating her hair.
'Anderson' Gets First Post-Death Interview With Amy Winehouse's FamilySeptember 07, 2011 12:09:56
The new daily talk show has managed to land Amy's parents, brother and boyfriend on his couch for the first interview since the singer's death in July.
Nicki Minaj Draws Inspiration for Bizarre VMAs Outfit From TokyoAugust 29, 2011 01:08:20
When asked about her unique dress, the 'Fly' raptress tells reporters backstage at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards, 'Harajuku is something I have been absorbing for a very long time.'
MTV VMAs 2011: Amy Winehouse Tribute Ft. Russell Brand, Tony Bennett and Bruno MarsAugust 29, 2011 01:08:15
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Finnaly put my front coilovers in...bye bye reverse rake!!
needs a wash though....
Finnaly put my front coilovers in...bye bye reverse rake!!
needs a wash though....
Washed the dirty bitch at Sonic
Bought some brake parts for the GTI
Cleaned up VR tranny, it's so grimy.
Installed new timing chains/tensioners/guides on the VR. Put the timing chain covers back on with Ultra Black RTV sealant.
Tried to install the new crack pipe and thermostat housing but i've misplaced all the mounting hardware. Does anyone have the bolts needed to mount the t-stat housing and crack pipe? There are 8 total bolts and i have none.
Washed it today
Today...I repaired both front power windows which were inoperable...what a PITA!!!!! I had to quick rig and repair the power supply wire in the passenger side door jam wire boot...
Now I need to figure out how to rewire the whole thing...
EVERYTHING is negotiable...to a point SHOOT ME AN OFFER...the worst I can say is NO
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I'm not seeing it...
^just above left tail-light
Installed new ngk plugs. I was getting lousy gas mileage and constant popping.. it seems to have cured both
p o r s c h e n v y
Took her to the park
After looking at alot of the projects I see on here I became inspired over the weekend and got busy:
replaced front struts
primed and painted replacement driver's fender
primed replacement rear bumper cover
primed trunk wing
removed and painted door panels
replaced grille
next on the list....
rewire the radio system so it works
pull the plastic interior parts and paint them
install seat covers
remove tape/glue residue from side moldings
start repairing the dents/ dings
Did the passenger side tinting...looks like crap around the bottom...that is the hardest part to get tucked under the window trim and remove the moisture...but it will do for the coming summer
Better to go ahead and remove the window glass and it would be so much easier. Going to try that with the rear side windows.
both drivers side window regs... now my windows roll down again
Washed it and then swapped amps around until I get my new box built. The old amp needs to go in the woman's car.
Took it camping this weekend. Car got really dirty, but it still pulled on a Cadillac CTS (V6) getting on the freeway with a full load.
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1997 - Sequoia green GTi VR6 - sold to a friend.
2002 - GTi 24v VR6 - six speed. Koni coilovers. - gone
1996 - BMP Passat Wagon GLX - My baby hauler
'13 Jetta Sportwagen TDi DSG Tempest Blue - wife's baby hauler
blew my motor on my way to staggered
my buddies swapped it out for me because I was in a pickle
drove it to FL
changed the fuel filter, air filter, plugs, wires on the road
^damn that's nuts man, glad it all worked out.
as for me, drove the Jetta around town and also finished painting the tranny for the VR
Left it at Walgreens cuz it wont start
Finally installed one of my zr1 chargers on my ABA. Something up with PCV cause I'm blowing oil out of dipstick tube and funnel is broke.
Took off SRI, fuel rail, and some other odds and ends from old Golf Sport that's been sitting. Cleaned them up and polished some. Debating on installing with charger or selling.
Put on some euro rubs. Mainly 'cause the painted ones were peeling off.
I was painting my new brake ducts, but then one fell on the floor of my dusty garage.
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decided to sell it
Got the hardware i needed to mount the t-stat housing pieces to the engine. Installed all new coolant parts from the crackpipe to the t-stat housing.
Found 4 OEM VW bolts to mount the coilpack on ebay for $10 shipped.
Next purchase will be new coolant hoses for the entire engine.
Did a frame notch and tie rod notch!
My ride height
installed my rear fog!
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cleaned my interior a bit
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Bought a new IC clamp that decided to blow off at 18lbs
lol, Nope.
yesterday: cleaned out the interior
today: lost my low virginity
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"What monstrosities would walk the streets if some people's faces were as unfinished as their minds." Eric Hoffer
Re-attached my falling off passenger side sideskirt. Tossed my Bosch platinum plugs for some NGK's.
Sent from my ADR6350 using Tapatalk 2
Drove it around town, snagged a broken umbrella on the exhaust and dragged it all the way home.
Had to resist the urge to set it on fire and walk away....
Well i been on the hunt for some wheels that I don't see so often. I found some ABT's!!! For dirt cheap too!!! F'n mint son.
On a scale of 1-10, 10 being the highest. What would the rare-ness factor of these wheels be ? I know they are not super rare though.
But anyways fixed my motor mounts again for the 8th time. They are done!!! Washed it and thought about selling it. Nah!!!
She keeps tellin me you should sell that POS everyday. And then I consider the alternative. A quiet, boring, lil eco box. And then when im on the on ramp to the highway I punch it and wind out 3rd gear and hear that intake and the exhaust together in perfect harmony as it rips a humongous hole in the ozone layer and causes the spontaneous explosions of tree huggers faces . I my VR6!!!
Been stocking up on parts for it and I finally pick it up this weekend so I can throw it all together. Good to be back in the Mk3 forums.
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Other states that are much farther along still are wrestling with details, he said. Idaho faces a Nov. 16 deadline to tell the federal government whether it wants to go with a state-run exchange; a federally run exchange; or a partnership between the two. If it makes no decision, the state defaults to a federal exchange. A partnership could allow the state to maintain control of plan management and/or customer outreach components, and then, in the future, move toward a state-run operation, Mitchell said.
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Richard Falk is an Anti-Semite, a 9/11 Truther and the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Palestinian human rights. All three things make him especially qualified to author an Al Jazeera editorial calling for turning the capital of Turkey, a genocidal Islamist repressive state currently trampling on the human rights of its Kurdish and Alevi populations, while illegally occupying and settling Cyprus, into the capital of the world.
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On November 25, members of the Texas A&M Army ROTC's Ranger Challenge Team are pictured with Dr. R Bowen Loftin '71, President, Texas A&M University. Texas A&M's Ranger Challenge Team took top honors for 1st Brigade, Cadet Command, Bold Leader Challenge held at Fort Knox, KY. From L-R, Front Row: Justin Scarbrough '17, Katheryn Nolen '17, Olivia Golden '17, and Parker Zaitz '17. Back Row: Andrew Owen '14, Pres. R. Bowen Loftin '71, Per Johnson '15, Kyle Sauer '16, Ben Ritchie '16, Dan Stevenson '16, Paul Mathy '15, Chris Hooker '15, Grant Weaver '15. COL Michael A. Bottiglieri '89, Professor of Military Science, and MAJ Joseph Nickel, Ranger Challenge Team Adviser.
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Apple blocks cheaper UK iPod sales
All i can say is stuff them and there crappy practises :D
UK.gov will force paedophiles to register email addresses
note to self:
Leave this country as soon as i can afford it.... our government makes more and more stupid decisions on a daily basis, we gonna be in the gutta soon :(
FBI agents lured suspects using fake child porn hyperlinks
Less kiddie fiddlers the better!
"The links directed users to a secret, government-controlled server that had no illegal images on them. But that hasn't stopped FBI agents from staging armed raids on the homes of at least three individuals alleged to have clicked on the links, according to the story."
At least 3 raided? Well im sure they have been doing this for years, kinda makes sense, and the more kiddie fiddlers of the street the better! And im sure they would research the case before raiding!
DSL Reports back up after DDoS attack
Great Site!
Used that site for years, got alot of help and given alot back. A great place for noobs and professionals, so why on earth would you ddos attack it? Must be there great work against spammers and spoof emails :D
Another reason for me to keep sending them in, keep these scammer pockets that little bit emptier :P
EU to ban the patio heaters that ate the planet. Not.
Typical MP's
They busy setting stupid policys instead of cutting their own carbon emission? I see new government buildings going up all the time and old buildings being destroyed, because they are old)
All this on top of out of date street lamps, roads are full of traffic caused by electric traffic lights and poor design of traffic systems, when will they start practising what they are preaching!
Paris: cause she aint that stupid!
Auntie hops in bed with Murdoch on MySpace
Works fine with linux?
I have linux on one of machines and it works fine.
Designs for SpaceShipTwo displayed in New York
Its a Start
Well things will surely move on quicker once space has a commercial purpose, lets face it once any thing is commercialised it goes bonkers and more insane investment will happen...
25 years later we will be on Mars! Just who gets the first Virgin or Nasa
Leaked email reveals civil service laptop rules
Any basic ecommerce store manages decent security, yet a government has still to secure any of their pc's and data storage...Shocking
Vista SP1 RC Refresh 2 tweak out now
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New version adds libraries that enable your applications to read and write Excel, Word and PDF documents. Published: May 9, 2014
New version adds 27 touch-optimized, mobile JavaScript libraries including Grid, Chart, Map and Gauge. Published: May 9, 2014
New version adds Support for Embarcadero Delphi and C++Builder XE6. Published: May 8, 2014
New version adds XML to PDF conversion. Published: May 7, 2014
High-quality PDF viewing for your applications. Published: May 6, 2014
New version adds multi-color gradients, smooth texturing and line anti-aliasing. Published: May 6, 2014
PDF Rasterizer Add-on converts PDFs to various image formats. Published: May 1, 2014
Merge two revisions of the same file automatically. Published: April 30, 2014
New plot types include bullish/bearish, Min/Max, StdDev+/StdDev, mean and open/close style candlestick plots. Published: April 30, 2014
Profile apps on your local computer, any computer on your network or on the Internet. Published: April 29, 2014
New version adds Radial menu and improves touch features. Published: April 29, 2014
Adds new barcode symbologies including Han Xin Code 2D, USPS Intelligent Mail and Deutsche Post BZL. Published: April 29, 2014
New version adds financial and statistical extensions. Published: April 28, 2014
Migrate your VB 6 code to C# or VB.NET. Published: April 28, 2014
New version adds updated themes and new Radial Slider control. Published: April 25, 2014
Create Microsoft Office 2013 inspired applications. Published: April 24, 2014
Build sophisticated analytics and reporting functionality with ease. Published: April 24, 2014
Published: April 23, 2014
New version adds hardware accelerated rendering and WPF control. Published: April 23, 2014