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Just a few weeks ago Facebook reached 140 million users. We reported that Facebook was growing at a jaw-dropping 600,000 users a day, and thanks to that growth they have hit the 150 million user milestone.
My first instinct was to question how active users were. After all, I get 10+ Twitter friend requests a day almost none of which are legit. According to Search Engine Watch, half of Facebook's users use the site every day. Amazing!
Mark Zuckerberg wrote on the Facebook blog stating that Facebook has users in every continent in the world, including Antarctica. With over 35 languages spoken on Facebook and a users from over 170 countries and territories.
2009 looks like it will be an exciting year for Facebook. How many users do you think they'll end Q2 and Q4 with? At a rate of 600,000 users a day they'll be well over 300 million users by year's end.
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Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You Cheats for PlaystationHome / Playstation /
This page contains Cheats for Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You organized by sections for Playstation. Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You is a Miscellaneous Virtual Life game, made by KCET, released on Oct 13, 1995 and published by Konami. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You Playstation CheatsKCET
- Publisher: Konami
- Genre: Miscellaneous Virtual Life
- Release Date: Oct 13, 1995
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Friendly (Nakayoshi) mode Start a new game. At the screen where you choose your name or nickname, enter, "MI"-"NN"-"NA" ("everyone" in Hiragana) as your Myoji (family name). Then, enter "NA"-"KA"-"YO"-"SHI" ("friend...From: Venomman
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|Customer Review Summary for Sennheiser HD 650 (HD650)
|September 19, 2014
|Step up to the HD 650
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Chet from Media, PA
After two years with the HD 598, the HD 650 is a step up headphone for me. The HD 598 is very good but I was curious about taking my listening to the next level. I had been endlessly reading and watching reviews. Finally, after an opportunity to listen to the HD 650 as well as some other contenders, I made my move. This is a terrific headphone: smooth, detailed, non-fatiguing, with deep, warm bass response. The clamping pressure is somewhat tight but by no means uncomfortable. The HD 650 sounds excellent out of my AV receiver and Fiio X3 on high gain setting. It sounds even better with a dedicated headphone amplifier.
I'm very happy with my choice. Sonic Electronix offered a great sale price and fast shipping.
|May 18, 2014
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I'm not an audiophile and I haven't owned many headphones, so I can't really be technical about this. All I know is the HD 650 sounds very good with the built-in amp in my sound card. It is comfortable to wear in long periods and the build quality is pretty good.
|May 18, 2014
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I bought the HD 650 while on promotion at Sonic Electronix. Though I expected this to be a quality product, it was still very impressive when I first opened the box. The headphone is well designed and looks high-end.
Compared to my Grado SR 60i and Audio-Technica ATH-M50, the HD 650 has much richer and more precise sound. It is more comfortable to wear than the 60i and comparable to the M50.
At 103 dB, it is a highly efficient headphone. I can hear a lot of details in the music than with the other two headphones. With 300 ohms, it means low distortion but also means it is better to be driven by a dedicated headphone amplifier. I am now using a CEntrance DACport to drive it. The sound is acceptable, though I suspect it would sound more louder and better if I had a more powerful amplifier. But for now, I am satisfied with the performance. Overall, I am happy with this purchase. For new users who don't have a dedicated amplifier, make sure you maximize the volume bar on the music player on your computer; otherwise you might think the HD 650 is too hard to drive. I did not realize this problem when I used the HD 650 for the first night, my heart sunk when the sound from the headphone was so low. Previously, it was not much an issue with my M50 as that one is much easier to drive and it is loud enough even the player on my computer is set at the medium volumes. Not the case for the HD 650.
I am also pleased with the purchase experience with Sonic Electronix.
|May 22, 2013
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I was very pleased with the Sennheiser hd650 headphones. They are very spacious and present. These cans have some serious output impedance and need to be used with an amplifier to get their full potential. Over all I would say these are an incredible value.


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How To Replace Fuel Line On Homelite Weedeater
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Philip Boisclair: Been looking all around on how to stop the gas leaking from my blower tried
different types of fuel line nothing worked, just went out and got some of
that fuel line you spoke about, gonna try it and the dental floss trick.
Thanks for sharing .
andyk150500: Thanks for the tip, sir! I just fixed my primer bubble today, and then saw I lost my fuel line! Thanks to you, I should be able to get it straightened out in the next day or two. Cheers!
killjoy29650: Hell yeah, country boys will survive!!!
dontrael1: I like the music !!!
nrgsmrt1: Brett... God bless you for all your work put into making this video! :-) Great accent! Tim. ( Thank you YouTube ).
dontrael1: you are the man...
Eric Kirklin: Pretty cool! Use the grey stuff for the fuel supply line also, and Iv found .030 wire feed welder wire with a small hook in it works wonderful. I have two homelite line trimers a leaf blower that Iv changed the fuel lines every year. Used the grey tubing with no problems 3 years and counting. NO ethinal again. Use GOOD two stroke oil!
bobaluass: You Rock !!!
codycm9: Thank you so much! :D I wish I new this trick a few years ago last time my fuel line went to hell. -_-
benjamin massie: FLP ER LIKE A PANCAKE AND GIT ER DUNNNNN ON BOTH SIDES>>
DeepFriedFuzzball: Awesome video, I'm guessing maybe that line has to be replaced more often cause it draws fuel all the time through that fuel line, maybe the other is the return line from the primer so it only has fuel in it for just a little while, just guessing.....great video :]
windgap2004: Tony, you might of reversed the fuel lines.
the-space-ghost: I know its an old post but man i tell ya ive been trying to pull it through into the tank for a good while now sometimes i win, sometimes I end up madder than a bear smacked in the mouth but that dang dental floss man i tell ya is like discovering fire for the first time
Nicholas DePierro: You saved me about 5 hours of trying to figure this out myself! I used a wire with a hook on the end to "catch" the dental floss when I fed it through and a needle nose pliers to pull the hose through once the floss got it to the hole.
Budnipper82: @jarrod4020 . I found a gas station that has a separate tank that is 100% pure gas at 87 octane. Will that be ok? I just use walmart brand super tech oil at 32:1 mix in my weedeaters. My neighbor gave me that cart before he sold his house a few years ago... it's handy! Thanks for the advice. Brett
WAYNE V.: Best advice ever thanks
Darealwhip: Thanks man for the help....Keep up the good work ....God bless you....
Budnipper82: topgun68... please tell me what kind of fuel line you used? Sounds like to me you used the smaller yellow Tygon line. Sure it goes through good, but after a while the line shrinks, and fuel will start coming out around the hole. If you use genuine homelite "black" line, the string trick is the only way to get the line through because it creates a tight seal. Good luck on that Tygon!
JT BRITT: Brett start using nothing but 93 octane fuel in your 2 stroke equipment.It don't have any alcohol in it.I don't know what kind of mixing oil you use but i always use a good quality oil like Stihl,Shindawa,Husqvarna,Echo,Redmax.If you use 87 octane it does exactly what you just had to repair.Just some inside information from a small engine mechanic.Oh btw i like that IH cart ya got hooked to that mower.Well later on man.
moncorp1: That damn ethanol. One of the biggest scams perpetrated on the American public. Brought to you by the agro-conglormerates. Less efficient, thus losing any gains made carbon-wise (for all you man-made global warming kool-aid drinkers out there). And worst of all, absolutely destructive to engines, especially the 2 stroke types. Now our federal government is trying to make it so that we have to have 15% ethanol!!!!!
ForSquirrels BySquirrels: Cool...I used fishing line instead of floss but it worked nice. Is that mint or regular floss? I think it matters..
Maya Kilmer: Thanks a bunch. Used your trick and got it running again. Now I have to figure out why it stalls when the head dips down.
Bobby Rutherford: worked like a charm!!!
topgun68: I have to agree with Punkskeighter21.. I tried doing the string trick but the dental floss kept coming off the fuel line. So I just bought 1 foot of fuel line for 99 cents at local hardware store. I cut one end of fuel line to a sharp angle Then feed into top of the fuel hole on fuel tank. Once I got it started.. I use a long needle nose to pull the rest of it thought the hole. Cut extra line off dont need. The whole task took me 1 minutes to complete.. weeeeeeeeeee!!! Thanks Punkskeighter21!!
Bobby Rutherford: nicccccce!!!! iam bout to try this i will let you know how it goes on my homelite nothing like good old advice from an old rubber necker.
Art Morris: Thank you for making this video and posting it on youtube! I have a similar Homelite trimmer and when the fuel lines cracked I couldn't figure out how to get a new line into the tank, I wouldn't have thought of the dental floss.
Orrsncc: Man, Bret- you saved me one big ol headache! The guy at the hardware store told me what a difficult job replacing that fuel line was going to be and I was expecting to spend a couple of hours fighting it. Glad I found your video- keep up the good work brother!
TheJohnaldChannel: Great video. Ethanol reeks havoc on those plastic/rubber parts. I understand some states (Vermont) are only selling non ethanol gas, not happening in Michigan where I live, we grow a lot of corn.
Renegad44: Excellent Bud, it worked perfectly. This was a saver!!
realglobalincomes: Awesome! Save me a bunch of bucks!
Renegad44: What a saver. I was about to throw the damn thing away, think I'll go down to my hardware store and get some of that fuel line, and new filter too. Thanks for sharing this info...
titoo Bonilla: X. Cs
Donna Oliver: Hey Budnipper!!...I'm not a boy but see what a good job you done?!?! You have helped a "Little Single Mom" from the south fix her weed-eater!! Great job and thank you sooo much cause now I can fix mine all by my SELF!!! I really enjoyed your video. You are so funny but yet so smart!! Thanks again Bud!!...Donna ;)
speedy75602: great little tip thanks
windgap2004: On my 1998 model homelite trimmer, they use a grey line to the filter and a black line to the return.
bruce austin: excellent video budnipper! just changed my homelite fuel line and it started right up. i used power pro instead of floss. great tip thanks.
Budnipper82: Yeah... it would work if you wanted to waste 1 foot of fuel line! Also good luck in pushing that fuel line through that hole! The line is larger than the hole so it creates a seal so gas won't come pouring out. Trust me pulling it through is much easier. Try it your way and let me know how it turns out..... been there done that!
Budnipper82: You are very welcome. Hope this helped you. Thanks, Brett
bill kiss: god damn you are a good man I've got to say because i got an old wacker that i was about to throw away but this saved me.
mskoffeebrown: Thanks for this video. I'm a woman and i maintain my 2 acre land. This saved me a couple of bucks.
james martin: Thanks, i was out here an hour and this video made it easy. thanks again
Budnipper82: @bocabasser Thank you very much. Hope this was a help to you.
Scott McCartney: You can buy ethanol fuel by the quart (it's a little expensive) at Sears or at a Stihl retailer, you might call them first to make sure. It saves a lot of work later.
Tony P: I'm having problems ... I replaced the fuel lines, now when I attempt to prime it (with the priming ball) to get the gas into the carburetor, but thefuel wont go up in the primer ball, but instead builds up presser and comes though the vent line filter, that should I do?
JCO96YT: Sorry if I sound dumb but what is the other lighter colored line for?
ortizmacias1970: What's the size of the black line. So I can buy it on eBay
babylamb555: Thanks!
Jack Huntington: Thank you, it worked like a charm on my Weedeater, I didn't know how I was going to do it. I love YouTube
Budnipper82: You are more than welcome. It took me a while to figure it out... i just thought of the dental floss. Glad it helped you. Thanks, Brett
ScienceMandotcom: This is an awesome video, thanks!!! For the beginners out there, Home Depot sells a "Fuel System Tune-Up Kit" that includes a fuel line, return line, fuel filter, and a new primer bulb too. It also includes a nice curved metal wire tool for threading the lines through the tank. Well worth the $6.
How To Replace Fuel Line on Homelite Weedeater 5 out of 5


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|1 But all this I laid to heart, examining it all, how the righteous and the wise and their deeds are in the hand of God; whether it is love or hate man does not know. Everything before them is vanity,
|1 So I reflected on all this and concluded that the righteous and the wise and what they do are in God's hands, but no man knows whether love or hate awaits him.
|2 since one fate comes to all, to the righteous and the wicked, to the good and the evil, to the clean and the unclean, to him who sacrifices and him who does not sacrifice. As is the good man, so is the sinner; and he who swears is as he who shuns an oath.
|2 All share a common destiny--the righteous and the wicked, the good and the bad, the clean and the unclean, those who offer sacrifices and those who do not. As it is with the good man, so with the sinner; as it is with those who take oaths, so with those who are afraid to take them.
|3 This is an evil in all that is done under the sun, that one fate comes to all; also the hearts of men are full of evil, and madness is in their hearts while they live, and after that they go to the dead.
|3 This is the evil in everything that happens under the sun: The same destiny overtakes all. The hearts of men, moreover, are full of evil and there is madness in their hearts while they live, and afterward they join the dead.
|Revised Standard Version of the Bible, copyright 1952 [2nd edition, 1971] by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (Revised Standard Version - Holy Bible)
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Harlem, Florida
For population 25 years and over in Harlem:
For population 15 years and over in Harlem CDP:
232 residents are foreign born (6.8% Latin America, 1.3% Europe).
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $1,542 (1.8%)
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Port St. Lucie, FL (52.4 miles , pop. 88,769).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Hialeah, FL (73.0 miles , pop. 226,419).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Houston, TX (903.2 miles , pop. 1,953,631).
Nearest cities: Clewiston, FL (1.3 miles ), Lake Harbor, FL (3.1 miles) , Montura, FL (3.3 miles ), Moore Haven, FL (3.4 miles ), South Bay, FL (3.9 miles ), Pioneer, FL (4.1 miles ), Belle Glade Camp, FL (4.2 miles ), Belle Glade, FL (4.2 miles ).
Latitude: 26.74 N, Longitude: 80.95 W
Area code commonly used in this area: 863
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Harlem-area historical tornado activity is slightly below Florida state average. It is 23% greater than the overall U.S. average.
On 10/19/1958, a category F3 (max. wind speeds 158-206 mph) tornado 18.3 miles away from the Harlem place center killed one person and injured 24 people and caused between $50,000 and $500,000 in damages.
On 8/13/2004, a category F2 (max. wind speeds 113-157 mph) tornado 1.7 miles away from the place center caused $50,000 in damages.
Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Hendry County (19) is greater than the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 11
Emergencies Declared: 5
Causes of natural disasters: Hurricanes: 8, Fires: 5, Tropical Storms: 4, Flood: 1, Freeze: 1, Hurricane: 1, Wind: 1, Freeze: 1, Tornado: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
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Particulate Matter (PM2.5) [µ/m3] level in 2010 was 6.02. This is significantly better than average. Closest monitor was 17.6 miles away from the city center.
Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2012: 45.0%
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Number of supercenters and club stores: 1
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 17
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 16
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9.20% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($33,164 average adjusted gross income)
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I loved this place. The hallways are a little dark and not very inviting but the overall experience is great. Read More Maintenence came immediately when I had an issue with my faucet. I paid 725/month for 950 sq. ft 1 BR which is unheard of in Naperville. Best of all, it's QUIET. Oh, and free parking.
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i was very happy there the people that work there were so nice and on top of things when we needed also the on Read Morees who lived there.
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Great office and maintenance staff.
December 13, 2013
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Good location. Very close to downtown Naperville, 75th Street, Route 59, and I-55. Very friendly maintenance s Read Moretaff. Kept in nice condition. Rent is a bit steep, though.
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This goes for personality and finesse. An assertive, honeyed style, with plenty of citrus flavors. Mature coffee and roasted nut accents are peeking through, with a robust structure and a dried citrus aftertaste. Drink now through 2018. (Web Only - 2007)
The jewel in the Champagne Louis Roederer crown, Cristal, was created in 1876 for the Tsar Alexander II of Russia. The 2000 vintage is rich and precise, glittering like flecks of gold in the glass, with just a hint of green. It exhibits amazing aromatic complexity, with scents of fresh almonds and sweet flowers, notes of peach, white chocolate, caramel and a hint of hazelnut. The palate is fleshy and smooth with mineral notes mid-palate. Refreshing crispness and a low dosage add to this wine's delicacy and strength. Perfectly poised between pinot noir's structure and chardonnay's finesse, one sip and the fine bubbles of this champagne will quickly remind you that you are drinking one of the world's finest bubblies.
Below is a listing of the wine review scores we frequently reference in our notes. While these sources remain an excellent source of information, we always recommend that you trust your own palate. Scores in these publications often represent the personal taste of an individual critic, which may not always coincide with your own. We have a huge team of excellent wine professionals that can match wines you've had in the past with new arrivals that meet your flavor profile.
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2004 Dom Pérignon Brut Champagne
1999 Billecart-Salmon "Cuvée Nicolas François Billecart" NFB Brut Champagne
2005 Launois "Spécial Club" Brut Blanc de Blancs Champagne (ships as 1.5L)
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Today, Paul George was on the court following a Pacers practice and he was getting some shots up. Not just any shots, but some three-pointers above the break and from the corner. Vigilant Sports' Scott Agness captured some video of the casual shooting session, so lets check it out. Read More »


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Las Posadas is a nine-day celebration with origins in Spain, now celebrated chiefly in Mexico, Guatemala and parts of the Southwestern United States,[1][2] beginning December 16 and ending December 24, on evenings (about 8 or 10 PM).
Posada is Spanish for "lodging", or "accommodation"; it is said in plural because it is celebrated more than one day in that period. The nine-day novena represents the nine months of pregnancy,[3][4] specifically the pregnancy of Mary carrying Jesus.
The procedure has been a tradition in Mexico for 400 years. While its roots are in Catholicism, even Protestant Latinos follow the tradition.[3] It may have been started in the 16th century by St. Ignatius of Loyola or Friar Pedro de Gant in Mexico.[4][5] It may have been started by early friars who combined Spanish Catholicism with the December Aztec celebration of the birth of Huitzilopochtli.[4]
The head of the procession will have a candle inside a paper lampshade. At each house, the resident responds by singing a song and Mary and Joseph are finally recognized and allowed to enter. Once the "innkeepers" let them in, the group of guests come into the home and kneel around the Nativity scene to pray (typically, the Rosary). Latin American countries have continued to celebrate this holiday to this day, with very few changes to the tradition. In some places, the final location may be a church instead of a home.
Individuals may actually play the various parts of Mary (María) and Joseph with the expectant mother riding a real donkey (burro), with attendants such as angels and shepherds acquired along the way, or the pilgrims may carry images of the holy personages instead. Children may carry poinsettias.[6] The procession will be followed by musicians, with the entire procession singing posadas such as pedir posada.[4] At the end of each night's journey, there will be Christmas carols (villancicos), children will break open star-shaped piñatas to obtain candy and fruit hidden inside, and there will be a feast.[4][7] Piñatas are traditionally made out of clay. It is expected to meet all the invitees in a previous procession.
In Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco the Vallarta Botanical Gardens hosts a Las Posadas celebration on December 20 During workshops in the daytime, participants make their own nativity scenes with local natural materials including Spanish moss. In the evening, carolers proceed to nativities that are placed among important plants including poinsettias and native Mexican pines. A bonfire and more singing rounds out the celebrations.
In Wisconsin, the procession may occur within a home, rather than outside, because of the weather.[3]
An event in Portland, Oregon terminates with Santa Claus and donated Christmas gifts for needy children.[8]
In New York, worshippers may drink Atole, a corn-sugar drink traditional during Christmas.[9]
A large procession occurs along the San Antonio River Walk and has been held since 1966.[10][11] It is held across large landmarks in San Antonio, Texas, including the Arneson River Theater, Museo Alameda, and the Spanish Governor's Palace, ending at the Cathedral of San Fernando.[12]
In the Philippines, which shares Spanish culture due to being a former possession, the Posadas tradition is illustrated by the Panunulúyan pageant. Sometimes it is performed right before the Misa de Gallo (Midnight Mass), or on each of the nine nights. The main difference with the original is that actors portray Mary and Joseph instead of statues, and they sing the lines requesting for accommodation. The lines of the "innkeepers" are also sung, but sometimes they respond without singing. Another difference is that the lyrics are not in Spanish but in one of the local languages, such as Tagalog.
Nicaragua has an event, called La Gritería (The Shoutings), which happens only one day, on December 7, in honor of La Purísima Virgen (The Purest Virgin). The people go out on the street, sing to the Virgin and then visit their neighbors for food, drink and gifts.
Cuba also has something similar, called Parrandas (though Parrandas has more of a Carnaval in atmosphere). The tradition began in the 18th century when Father Francisco Vigil de Quiñones, the priest of the Grand Cathedral of Remedios, in order to get the people to come to midnight masses the week before Christmas had the idea to put together groups of children and provide them with jars, plates and spoons so they could run around the village making noise and singing verses. The idea persisted over the years and with time it gain complexity ending in the street party that has remained till these days.
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Concord police stun, arrest gun rights protester after officer touched on shoulder
Tony Mayfield of Hillsborough, foreground, protests the reading of names of those killed by gunfire during a demonstration by the Mayors Against Illegal Guns movement in Concord on Tuesday. (TIM BUCKLAND/UNION LEADER)
In the video above, an angry crowd hectors Concord police, some shouting obscenities, as Daniel Musso is stunned and handcuffed.
WMUR captured the moment Daniel Musso, 52, of Brentwood, touched a Concord officer on the shoulder in this YouTube video.
The event had people supporting the Mayors Against Illegal Guns movement, founded by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, reading the names of those "killed with guns" since the Dec. 14 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary outside their "No More Names" bus.
Witnesses said Daniel Musso, 52, of Brentwood was asked by police to move. He placed his hand on an officer, was tasered and arrested.
Cantin shrugged off the altercation.
"They just weakened their cause and strengthened ours," he said.
"Senator Ayotte voted for an amendment that would not increase gun safety," he said.
"New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's special interest group has spent millions on false attacks against Senator Ayotte," he said. "Senator Ayotte has voted for legislation that had bipartisan support to fix the current broken background check system, increase the prosecution of those who illegally seek to obtain firearms, and provide additional resources for school safety, while protecting the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens."
Some of the loudest shouts came when a reader spoke the name of Tamerlan Tsarnaev, one of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects who was killed by police during a gunfight.
Eileen Ehlers of Hooksett said she turned toward a man earlier in the evening who "was being loud and obnoxious" and showed him her "No More Names" sign. She said he grabbed the sign and threw it to the ground. When he did, she said, she pulled out a camera to take his photo.
Mayfield said he was disappointed that any altercations happened.
Not all the discourse involved shouting. For several minutes, Mitch Kopacz, president of the Gun Owners of New Hampshire group, debated gun control with state Rep. Sylvia Gale, D-N.H. Neither raised their voice and they shook hands after talking, with Gale calling Kopacz "respectful."
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Most Impressive Buccaneers vs. PackersDecember 21, 2014 7:43 pm • by Scott Reynolds
So it's no surprise that most of the impressive Buccaneers against the Packers came from the defensive side of the ball.
So it's no surprise that most of the impressive Buccaneers against the Packers came from the defensive side of the ball.
Tampa Bay's offense had a pitiful performance in Green Bay's 20-3 victory on Sunday. So it should come as no surprise that offensive players comprise the list of the most disappointing Buccaneers.
In the upset of upsets, in the staggering performance of staggering performances, the Tampa Bay Bucs went out and got themselves a field goal Sunday afternoon. That'll teach the doubters, all right.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers ended their 39th NFL season in historic fashion, but there wasn't any
During Sunday's season finale against New Orleans, Tampa Bay had two receivers top the 1,000-yard mark
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Hours after the team announced it had signed wide receiver Louis Murphy to a 3-year contract extension,
The Battle of the McCowns may never come to fruition on an NFL field after all.
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Milk was in the news twice today! The American Dairy Association has petitioned the FDA to add artificial sweeteners to milk in hopes of increasing consumption. It seems we are not drinking as much milk as we used to, and they think making it sweet will make us want more of it. HMMM. Mayor Blumberg, what do you think about that? And they won't have to list the sweetener on the label!
I can't have whole milk. So it doesn't bother me except in what it might do to change some recipes that are time honored in my kitchen. I can COOK with milk, but I can't drink it. Which brings me to the next story today. It seems that your blood type has something to do with your ability to digest milk. I'm an O. That is the blood type most likely to have issues with milk (headache, abdonimal pain, lethargy, runny nose...endless list). In my case, milk is like drinking a Superball. It bounces right back up!
I'm having a hard time with the addition of sweeteners to milk. What do you think?


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A verdict in the bribery and corruption trial of former Queens City Councilman Dan Halloran could come down as soon as Tuesday. Attorneys from both sides made their final presentations to the jury Monday. NY1's Bobby Cuza filed the following report.
Eight weeks after his trial began, Dan Halloran's fate is now in the hands of an 11-person jury in White Plains.
"I just want them to understand that there's a big picture here, that the government gave them snippets – bits and pieces. Our whole case was about showing everything, in context," Halloran said.
Halloran is accused of accepting and arranging bribes in a failed bid to get Democratic State Senator Malcolm Smith on the Republican ballot for mayor last year.
Prosecutors played surveillance tapes that appear to be damning, but Halloran says while he did take money, it was for legitimate political consulting work, while other payments he considered gifts were even reflected on his tax returns.
"The way Dan interpreted it, and took it, was that this was personally given to him, and he knew that he wasn't going to have to pay it back, so therefore he did the safest thing—declared it on his taxes. Nobody's going to declare a bribe on their taxes," said Vinoo Varghese, Halloran's attorney.
Prosecutors cast doubt on just about every defense strategy, like Halloran's attorney playing up his law-and-order credentials.
"Him being a former prosecutor, a, uh, Eagle Scout. This is the kind of man Dan is," Varghese said.
In his rebuttal Monday, prosecutor Douglas Bloom asked the jury: "Does it mean that he's honest and upright? No. What it means is that he knows better... That is not how an Eagle Scout behaves. That is not how a lawyer is supposed to behave."
As for a separate scheme in which Halloran allegedly traded his City Council member items for $18,000 worth of bribes, his attorney said Halloran never intended to follow through. Prosecutors said that doesn't matter; he committed a crime when he took the money.
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America Goes Backward
Pushing aside the UN, or refusing to accept curbs on the use of US force, can mean one of two things. The US may want to return to pre-1914 conditions, when the only international limitations on the right of each sovereign state to use force were rules dealing with the jus in bello—the ways in which force could be used—but not with the goals. This discards the progress accomplished in trying to form a modern jus ad bellum, a definition of the purposes for which force can legitimately be used (self-defense, collective security) and of the procedures that can authorize the resort to force. Treaties such as the genocide convention and international tribunals created to judge persons responsible for crimes against humanity or war crimes would be discarded. The post-1945 efforts to protect the human rights of individuals against states would also be scrapped. Security in the world jungle would depend exclusively on an efficiently functioning balance of power, or on voluntary self-restraint by a dominant superpower.
Or else the US, seeing itself as the guardian of world order, would leave restraints on other states standing (unless they are its allies), and reserve to itself the right to select those restraints of international law and institutions that serve its interests and to reject all the others. President Bush, in telling others what the US "expects" of them, is coming very close to that position.
It is sad to have to remind those who endorse such positions that in a world consisting of almost two hundred states of very uneven strength and cohesion, and where the many forms of interdependence reduce the actual sovereignty of all, a pure and simple return to the rule of the strongest would be a catastrophic regression. It would promote insecurity, not security or moderation. Those who approved of the war in Iraq for entirely understandable reasons of humanitarianism, of pity for the Iraqi people, and of horror at Saddam Hussein's regime seldom considered that a precedent used for a "good" cause can easily be used by others for causes they would object to: Russia could use it against Georgia, India against Pakistan, North Korea against South Korea.
It is true that international law and the UN Charter are full of flaws, are not self-executing, and are used frequently as fig leaves for the naked expression of power. But all laws and all institutions exist in a kind of limbo, between the ideals they express and the daily transactions among the passions and interests they seek to control. In world affairs, devoid of central power, of a strong judiciary, of a world police, the gulf between the two is wider than within most states. This is a reason for trying to close it, to persuade states to change their definition of their own interests, to extend and deepen the range of their ideals. A legal code that would merely ratify what people do, and not codify what they ought to do, would be a bad joke.
Actually, as the American scholar David C. Hendrickson reminds us, most international legal and ethical norms are "also prudential in character," and often simply register "the lessons of experience."6 Observing them is in the interest of the US because the responsibility for world order cannot be carried by the US alone. The task would exceed the capacities of the US, despite its huge military forces. "Observance of basic principles of the law of nations, together with action within the constraints of an international consensus," Hendrickson writes, "are two basic ways in which the United States has acquired such legitimacy as it now enjoys in the international system."
Recent US doctrines and actions have damaged that legitimacy, a damage compounded by a contemptuous attitude even toward NATO, and toward allies that have disagreed with US tactics or with the US evaluation of the consequences of a war in Iraq. The language of "you're either with us or against us," of punishments and rewards, sounds imperious (and imperial). It is likely to be counterproductive in the long term: as the former US diplomat John Brady Kiesling has written, "the more aggressively we use our power to intimidate our foes, the more foes we create and the more we validate terrorism as the only effective weapon of the powerless against the powerful."7 One of the many impulses behind the unprecedented antiwar demonstrations throughout the world by people of all ages and classes was to protest an American policy that gives to its military might, and threats to use it, pride of place among all the kinds of power it has at its disposal.
During the cold war the US lapsed into unilateral sponsorship of violence in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America; but in the main contest with the USSR it showed itself aware of the advantages that regional and global cooperation provide to the dominant power. International cooperation had the benefits of lightening the military and financial burdens of the US as well as giving it more influence and providing ways of monitoring and shaping the behavior of others. The alternative is a policy of hubris, in which international domination is presented under the mask of universal benign ideals. Such domination will certainly incite some enemies either to resort to terrorism or to obtain weapons of mass destruction, so as to avoid being crushed in conventional wars.
The choice between unilateralism and international cooperation will, in the near future, have to be made with respect to four challenges that the US faces. The first is the challenge of creating a workable Iraqi society and polity. The US has done a huge service to the Iraqi people by removing a sadistic dictatorship. But the lack of American preparation for the tasks that follow, in contrast with the preparation for war, has been shocking. US hopes of being greeted enthusiastically by Iraqis as liberators have been undermined by a familiar tendency to underestimate the depth of "native" nationalism (as in South Vietnam),8 by the failure to protect hospitals, the national museum and library, and other public buildings from looting (whereas American soldiers immediately protected the Oil Ministry), and by the failure to improve living conditions in the first phase of occupation.
Moreover, the early decision to entrust the reshaping of Iraq to the Pentagon not only confirmed the decisive role in foreign policy that the Defense Department had begun to play during the Clinton years but concealed the very different interests and concerns that are manifest in the administration. In the Defense Department, the civilian coterie of neoconservatives and hard-line pro-Israeli hawks has promoted a grandiose fantasy of using Iraq as the model for democratizing the Muslim world. This assumes that liberal democracy, pro-Americanism, and Arab moderation in dealing with Israel can all be obtained at the same time, and that nationalist, populist, and religious impulses won't result in anti-Americanism and in even greater hostility toward Israel.
At best, the task would be long and hard, and require a long US stay in Iraq. Indeed, if Arab and Iranian rulers should embrace liberal reforms, it would be because of internal pressures, not because of democratic winds originating in Iraq and fanned by the US. Rumsfeld has in the past supported the views of his deputies and advisers, but his enthusiasm for a long military occupation appears very limited. Before Paul Bremer was announced as the new US proconsul on May 6, the Pentagon's appointee in Iraq, retired general Jay Garner, favored Kurdish representatives and ex-Iraqi exiles as rulers of the country. With Garner now departing, the State Department and the CIA have their own favorites. All of them will ultimately have to choose between Iraq as a protectorate and Iraq as a self-determining country, which may or may not be democratic; America's protégés in the Gulf and Egypt are anything but democracies.
In view of signs of Iraqi resentment of a protracted occupation, the American government may be tempted to keep it short, but the risks of chaos are great, especially if power is transferred to former Iraqi exiles with little support among the people. America has no easy choices. Should the US encourage all political and religious factions to assert themselves and to claim a share of power? This would sacrifice both effective governance and the chances of liberalism to achieve representativeness. Should it exclude groups deemed illiberal or intolerant, thus sacrificing representation to its own preferences and driving the excluded further into radical and anti-American positions?9
Such considerations underline the US interest in turning for help to others with more involvement in "nation-building": to the UN, with its experience in the Balkans and East Timor, and to the EU and NATO, with their records in Kosovo and in Afghanistan. This would be helpful to the US in many ways: for peacekeeping, for administrative supervision, for sharing costs and political burdens. Such organizations could provide a fairer distribution of reconstruction contracts and a more impartial control of oil revenues than the US. If the US chooses to retain power over all these matters while relegating the UN to a fuzzy "coordinating" role, as could be the case under the recent US draft resolution, the hostility and suspicions it encounters in the Arab world could rise.
The second problem is as urgent as ever: peace between Israel and the Palestinians. The administration's obsession with Iraq, the hawks' conviction that the balance of forces between Israel and the Arabs would change in Israel's favor if Iraq were first "liberated," the President's dislike of Yasser Arafat and dismay at the terrorism of suicide bombers—all these resulted in a postponement of American attempts to revive a peace process. Pressure from Tony Blair and from Colin Powell, and America's current predominance in the Middle East, have led to the installation of Abu Mazen as Palestinian prime minister and the release of a "road map." Few deny that ordinary Arabs as well as officials in palaces or ministries have been deeply disappointed by American delays and partiality toward Ariel Sharon, and by what they have seen as a double standard in the enforcement of UN resolutions. What remains to be shown is the will of the US to become, as was the case with Clinton in 2000, the chief force working for a fair settlement.
If the US delays again or leaves the bargaining to the parties, the Arabs' sense of injustice and humiliation will grow. Combined with present misgivings among Muslims about the American war in Iraq, this might lead to more successes for fundamentalists, and to greater numbers of terrorists. The leadership of Abu Mazen may be an improvement over that of Arafat, but the gap between Palestinians and Israelis is much deeper than it was in 2000. Sharon seems unlikely to make as many concessions as Ehud Barak did. The problems of the settlements, Jerusalem, and the right of return are at least as difficult as ever. The powerful hard-line pro-Israel supporters in the White House, the Defense Department, and Congress may demand that before negotiations begin the new Palestinian government not only try energetically to curb terrorism, but give priority to obtaining a decisive success in a possibly bloody policy of antiterrorism.
In view of these lopsided pressures in and on the US, an American government concerned with its relations with the Arab world would be well advised to encourage the participation of the other coauthors of the "road map": the EU, Russia, and the UN. Sharon views all these with deep distrust. Unilateralists and pro-Israel lobbyists, inside and outside the administration, would object. But if the US would end its monopoly on being the mediator between the two parties it would go far toward appeasing an old grievance of the allies of the US and of the members of the UN.
The third issue, nuclear policy, has been pushed to the forefront by the new American strategic doctrine. In US rhetoric, weapons of mass destruction in hostile hands have become a potential casus belli. The administration says it fears that waiting until its foes already have nuclear bombs may allow them to deter the US and make American deterrence impossible—a fear that nothing in our past experience with the USSR and China justifies. The current doctrine encourages American officials to envisage taking preventive action before nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction are produced. A policy of endorsing preventive threats and strikes is being put in place.
This is a doubly dangerous approach. First, nuclear weapons are far more formidable than biological and chemical ones, and far more detectable. Chemical and biological programs are difficult to prevent but it is not impossible to neutralize their effects.10 Second, American unilateral preventive action against states that try to acquire a nuclear arsenal would encourage other states to do the same in order to protect against countries they consider to be their foes—once again, a recipe for turning the world into a jungle. On the other hand, the experience with sanctions against states alleged to have such weapons—whether the sanctions are sponsored by the UN or the US—has been disappointing, sometimes less damaging to a targeted government than to its citizens. There is no substitute for a policy of concerted diplomatic pressure exerted by the UN and of collective, and selective, measures of coercion. These range from much stronger international controls on imported technologies to more intrusive inspections than in the past. They could ultimately include the use of force under international auspices against nuclear power plants that are being built or operated. This means a reinforcement, not—as Bush proposes—a repudiation, of the present nuclear nonproliferation regime.
Finally, the case of Saddam Hussein has raised the difficult issue of international action against regimes that pursue policies of ferocious repression of the opposition, real or suspected. Here international law has failed, and the UN has legitimized only limited interventions. International law and the UN Charter ban armed interventions in the domestic affairs of states. This was one of the grounds of the policy of nonintervention followed by the US under Bush senior in 1991, when Saddam Hussein savagely crushed the groups the US had encouraged to revolt. Soon after, the US supported collective interventions to protect the Kurds from further massacres by the Saddam Hussein regime (which made Kurdish autonomy within Iraq possible), to stop the chaos and famine in Somalia (a fiasco), and to prevent massacres on ethnic grounds (in Bosnia, very late, and in Kosovo and East Timor). No such intervention took place in the biggest case of genocide, Rwanda, where the UN and the US behaved equally badly.11 In Kosovo, the Security Council, despite the formal requirements of the UN Charter, was ignored because Russian and Chinese vetoes were certain; the US and its European allies used NATO to legitimize their action (and the Security Council and the secretary-general refused to condemn it). Thus a new norm was established: collective intervention against a government committing serious human rights violations could be justified, especially when these violations threaten regional or international peace and security.
None of these cases entailed "regime change." To limit a state's sovereignty by collective intervention against its government's assault on human rights is one thing; to forcibly remove a government and replace it with one more acceptable to the interveners is a far more radical attack on sovereignty. The US was passive when Saddam Hussein gassed the Kurds in the 1980s, and killed Kurds and Shiites in large numbers in 1991; it never raised in the UN the issue of regime change on human rights grounds. When this issue became, in the US and Britain, the most effective argument for war, humanitarians and liberals were split. For some, the demise of an evil regime was what mattered most, although they were often worried about American intentions. Others, who were equally troubled by Saddam Hussein's terror, were unwilling to approve of a unilateral American attack, especially since it opened the way for other countries to change whatever regimes they claimed were guilty of atrocities. They plausibly argued that, thanks in part to the presence of US troops in the region, the US could have worked out a multilateral consensus for continuing inspections and for disarmament, but refused to do so.
The issue of humanitarian intervention for "regime change" has now been raised, and we cannot push it back into the bottle by deliberately avoiding it. But it is not an issue the UN is likely to deal with effectively. Too many states among UN members have bloody domestic records, and they can be expected to block any proposal for a forcible collective intervention to change a regime.
What would be needed would be a new, two-stage system: (1) a group of UN members would ask the Security Council to authorize collective intervention to overthrow an evil regime, one clearly responsible for atrocities; (2) if the Security Council refuses or is unable to act, an appeal would be made to a new institution: an Association of Democratic Nations that would, in addition to members of NATO, be made up of Asian, African, and Latin American liberal democracies, such as India, South Africa, and Chile, as well as Australia and New Zealand. Only liberal democracies would be admitted as members.
If such an association approved a collective intervention to change a regime, it would report its reasons and its decisions to the secretary-general of the UN, and could proceed to act. Such an association of democratic nations could also provide useful advice to new democracies, and bring before the International Criminal Court or a special international court military or civilian leaders involved in crimes against humanity, war crimes, or genocide. Alas, the Bush administration cannot be expected to try to work out such a needed reform.
Too often, this administration has given, to many Americans and even more to foreigners, the impression that it is drunk with power, that it has somehow absorbed not the lessons of prudent realists such as George Kennan, but the spirit of the Athenian generals who, Thucydides tells us, informed the Melians that, between the strong and the weak, only the language of power matters. It seems futile to recall from the history of empire that even when imperialism imposes direct rule it is always threatened by rebellions and rising costs. Moreover, the shrinking of democracy at home does not go well with the spread of democracy abroad.
Perhaps it is also futile to say that in occupied Iraq the best advice would suggest what not to do: don't hand-pick favorites who will be discredited; don't allow the men in the "deck of cards" to be tried by a purely American instead of an international court; don't appoint or select American companies to rewrite the history textbooks for young Iraqis or to exploit the oil fields. In foreign policy, following norms of self-restraint and international law and institutions can augment the real power of a strong country even if such norms curb the harshest uses of military power. The anti-Americanism on the rise throughout the world is not just hostility toward the most powerful nation, or based on the old clichés of the left and the right; nor is it only envy or hatred of our values. It is, more often than not, a resentment of double standards and double talk, of crass ignorance and arrogance, of wrong assumptions and dubious policies. Whether our current leaders are capable of self-examination at a time of military victory may affect the planet for a long time to come.
—May 15, 2003
David C. Hendrickson, "Preserving the Imbalance of Power," Ethics and International Affairs, Vol. 17, No. 1 (2003), pp. 157–162.↩
John Brady Kiesling, "Diplomatic Breakdown," The Boston Globe Magazine, April 27, 2003.↩
See Minxin Pei, "The Paradoxes of American Nationalism," Foreign Policy, May/June 2003, pp. 30–37. I made similar points long ago, in Gulliver's Troubles, or The Setting of American Foreign Policy (McGraw-Hill, 1968), pp. 102 ff.↩
See Eli J. Lake, "Split Decision," and Kanan Makiya, "The Wasteland," in The New Republic, May 5, 2003.↩
See Owen R. Cote Jr., "Weapons of Mass Confusion," Boston Review, April/May 2003.↩
See Samantha Power, "A Problem from Hell": American and the Age of Genocide (Basic Books, 2002).↩
David C. Hendrickson, "Preserving the Imbalance of Power," Ethics and International Affairs, Vol. 17, No. 1 (2003), pp. 157–162.↩
John Brady Kiesling, "Diplomatic Breakdown," The Boston Globe Magazine, April 27, 2003.↩
See Minxin Pei, "The Paradoxes of American Nationalism," Foreign Policy, May/June 2003, pp. 30–37. I made similar points long ago, in Gulliver's Troubles, or The Setting of American Foreign Policy (McGraw-Hill, 1968), pp. 102 ff.↩
See Eli J. Lake, "Split Decision," and Kanan Makiya, "The Wasteland," in The New Republic, May 5, 2003.↩
See Owen R. Cote Jr., "Weapons of Mass Confusion," Boston Review, April/May 2003.↩
See Samantha Power, "A Problem from Hell": American and the Age of Genocide (Basic Books, 2002).↩


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That sneaky Brian Burton. Among Danger Mouse's greatest hits in pissing off the RIAA and other members of the music industry are the following:
1) The pressing up of limited edition Jay-Z & The Beatles Grey Album vinyl LP's, numbering them, and then sending them to his friends. After the whole fallout and cease of desist letters, DM got creative in how he would release the vinyl, which was being pressed prior to all of the legal shit going down. Keeping tabs on who had been assigned each numbered copy, if any escaped into the wild (i.e. Ebay), he could then track down who sold their copy, and then… I don't know, write them a nasty email, take them off his Top 8, whatever.
2) Teaming up with mysterious graf-artist-turned-mainstream-acceptable-artist, Banksy, for his Paris Hilton remix project. Here, Banksy altered the artwork of Paris Hilton's CD inserts with song titles like "why am I famous", "what have I done", etc, while Danger Mouse replaced the CD's with his own remix interpretation of the album. Apparently these CD's were mixed in on record store shelves among the real Paris CD's.
In his latest stunt, Danger Mouse has gone around the corporate machine to release his collaborative album with indie rocker Sparklehorse and director David Lynch, Dark Night Of The Soul. The package was released as a mail order set available through the project's official website www.dnots.com. The now sold out project (5000 copies pressed, sold at $50 each) included a massively packaged CD, including a 50 page booklet with photography by David Lynch, whom also sings on the album. However, the CD inside was blank and recordable, with a sticker on the packaging reading, "For legal reasons, enclosed CD-R contains no music. Use it as you will."
Obviously, this was a tongue-in-cheek way to distribute the album without breaching his legal contracts with EMI, Lex Records, or any other labels affiliated with him or the other artists involved with this album (Iggy Pop, Flaming Lips, Julian Casablancas of The Strokes, Suzanne Vega, etc). Sure the CD was blank, but the album is widely available online for download. He's crafty!
You can also listen to the album streaming at NPR.Org if you don't want to risk getting sued for $2 million dollars. - DJ Pizzo
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