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- California property tax levies for fiscal year 2001-02 totaled $27.16 billion, an increase of 9.7 percent from the previous year's total of $24.77 billion. County- assessed property values increased $184 billion during 2001-02 to reach $2.69 trillion for the 2002-03 tax year. In May 2002, the Board set the values of state-assessed properties, primarily privately owned public utilities and railroads, at $65.17 billion for the 2002-03 roll. This $1.83 billion increase from the 2001-02 roll values will pro- duce an estimated $717 million in local property tax revenues for the state's 58 counties in 2002-03. For detailed property tax information, please see the Appendix, pages A-4 through A-22. - - market value, with limited exceptions. In general, a county can reappraise real property at current market value only when there is a change in ownership or new construction. . Otherwise, Proposition 13 limits annual increases in an individual property's value to . the previous year's California Consumer Price . Index for all items, up to a cap of two percent. State-Assessed Properties . In accordance with article XIII, section 19 of the California Constitution, the Board of Equalization assesses certain public utility and other specified properties and allocates the assessed values among the counties where the properties are physically located. Each county The Board of Equalization oversees the assess- taxes the allocated value of state-assessed ment practices of the state's 58 county assessors, properties at the same rate as locally assessed who are charged with establishing values for properties. approximately 12 million properties each year. State-assessed properties include In addition, the Board assesses the property of regulated railroads and specified public utilities, • Pipelines, flumes, canals, ditches, and and assesses and collects the private railroad car aqueducts lying within two or more tax and the timber yield tax. counties. • Property (except franchises) owned or used General Property Taxes by regulated railway, telegraph, or telephone Higher home prices and high real estate sales companies; railroad car companies operating volume produced an 7.3 percent increase in on railways in the state; and companies county-assessed property values for the 2002-03 transmitting or selling gas or electricity. roll, despite declines in new construction. The increase was less than the previous year's gain Private Railroad Car Tax of 9.4 percent, but still very strong growth by Owners of private railcars pay the private historical standards. For the decade of the railroad car tax on railcars operated in Califor- 1990s, county-assessed property values in- nia. For 2002-03, the Board billed 252 car creased an average of 4.7 percent per year, companies for taxes totaling $6.48 million. ranging from a low of 0.7 percent to a high The Board's 2002-03 valuation of railroad cars of 11.9 percent. reflects the application of a 71.72 percent Proposition 13, passed by California voters in assessment ratio, as required by the Federal 1978, limits property tax to one percent of fair Railroad Revitalization and Regulatory Reform - Act. Revenues from the private railroad car tax, continued to decrease. As of June 30, 2002, deposited in the state's General Fund, totaled there were 2,252 active program registrants, $6.38 million in fiscal year 2001-02. compared with 2,463 timber owners registered Additional information on the private railroad at the end of 2000-01. Thirty timber owners car tax can be found in the Appendix on pages paid approximately 81 percent of the tax in A-21 and A-22 and in the foldout chart inside 2001. the back cover of this report. Additional information on the timber yield tax can be found in the Appendix on page A-20 Timber Yield Tax and in the foldout chart inside the back cover Timber owners pay the 2.9 percent timber yield of this report. tax based on the immediate harvest value of trees harvested for wood products. Revenues are returned to the counties where the timber was harvested. Calendar year 2001 revenues totaled Policy, Planning, and $19.66 million. Standards Division Timber harvest volume declined 18.5 percent The Policy, Planning, and Standards Division in 2001, to 1.60 billion board feet. The develops property tax assessment policies decrease in harvest volume combined with and informational materials to guide county lower prices caused the total value for the year's assessors and assessment appeals boards. The harvest to drop 36.6 percent, to $576 million. Division provides technical expertise and The number of registered timber owners guidance to assessors, the Legislature, and others concerned with property tax assessment matters, and ensures that the content of property tax forms is uniform throughout the state. The Division is also responsible for maintaining all property tax rate area maps in California. In 2001-02, Policy, Planning, and Standards Division staff provided the following services to local governments and the public: • Revised four sections of the Assessors' Handbook to reflect current, annually collected data: Standard Form List (AH 222), Residential Building Costs (AH 531), Rural Building Costs (AH 534), and Equipment Index and Percent Good Factors (AH 581). - • Updated various sections of the Assessors' allocates the Board-determined value of those Handbook to reflect statutory and regulatory properties to the counties where the properties changes, including Welfare, Church, and are located. The Division also audits the Religious Exemptions (AH 267) and Basic financial records of utility and transportation Appraisal (AH 501). companies for property tax purposes and has • Revised various sections of the Assessors' responsibility for the valuation of private Handbook, including Assessment of Manufac- railroad cars located in California. Since 1977, tured Homes and Parks (AH 511) and Valuation Division audits have resulted in Assessment of Vessels (AH 576). adjusted property tax assessments of more than • Issued 100 advisory Letters to Assessors. $10.37 billion, yielding additional property tax • Responded by telephone to more than revenue for local governments. 2,800 outside inquiries regarding property tax matters, prepared 56 written responses, County Property Tax Division and responded to 95 inquiries from users The County Property Tax Division conducts of the Board's website. periodic Assessment Practices Surveys of each • Reviewed 5.26 million homeowners' exemp- county assessor's office and issues resulting tion claims, revealing nearly 24,800 dupli- reports to state and local officials. The Division cate claims and saving $1.86 million in state also performs supplemental surveys of larger tax subvention payments to counties. counties to determine whether the assessors • Reviewed 13,900 welfare exemption claims have complied with recommendations made in involving more than 24,165 properties. the survey reports. • Conducted 57 formal appraisal courses In 2001-02, the Board issued Division-prepared and workshops attended by more than survey reports for the counties of Calaveras, Del 1,520 students. Norte, Imperial, Lake, Lassen, Madera, Mono, • Sent more than 16,900 questionnaires to Orange, Plumas, Santa Cruz, Shasta, Solano, legal entities, including corporations and and Stanislaus, and a supplemental survey partnerships, resulting in the reassessment report for Contra Costa County. Copies of the of 3,408 parcels owned by 247 legal entities. reports are found in the "Property Taxes" • Continued to maintain maps of more than section of the Board's website: www.boe.ca.gov. 11,000 revenue district boundaries that encompass 58,969 tax rate areas, helping to The Division also collects and administers the ensure the proper allocation of local tax state's timber yield tax, described on page 15. revenue to counties, cities, and special tax Timber Tax Section staff gather data on timber districts. harvest sales and develop timber harvest value schedules for consideration by the Board's Valuation Division Timber Advisory Committee and approval by The Valuation Division provides the elected the Board Members. They also register timber Board Members with value indicators for state- owners who harvest timber, and collect the assessed properties, described on page 14, and timber yield tax. - Local assessment appeals boards review appeals of county-assessed property values. The elected Members of the Board hear appeals of state- assessed property values, appeals filed under the Timber Yield Tax and Private Railroad Car Tax Laws, appeals of welfare exemption denials, and appeals made by local governments concerning assessments of properties they own outside their boundaries. For information regarding appeals filed with the Board in 2001-02, see "Appeals," on page 45. Valuation of Low Income Housing Under Property Tax Rule 8, The Income Ap- proach to Value, the cost approach is unreliable when valuing Section 515 housing that is subject to restrictions on income unrelated to debt portion of the loan ignores the realities cost. Such property should be valued by of the marketplace and would distort the fair capitalizing the property's income with a rate market value of the property and be inconsis- derived through the "band-of-investment tent with the requirements of Property Tax method" under Rule 8, and the debt compo- Rule 8, subdivision (g)(2). nent should reflect the subsidized one-percent Carl A. Bontrager v. Assessment Appeals Board of effective interest rate. Siskiyou County (2001) 97 Cal.App.4th 325 Maples v. Kern County Assessment Appeals Board (2001) 96 Cal.App.4th 1007 Title to Overhead Property Vested in Government Band-of-Investment Calculation Title to the company's supplies, expensed for Low Income Housing equipment, and office partitions, recorded in Consistent with the Board's advice in Letter indirect accounts as "overhead property," clearly to Assessors No. 98/51, an investor's effective passed to the U.S. government because the interest rate should be used for the rate of debt government reimbursed the company for its in a "band-of-investment" calculation when acquisition costs. The government-owned valuing Section 515 property. Ignoring the property was therefore not subject to property subsidized interest rate actually paid on the taxation. The decision disagrees with - TRW Space & Defense v. County of Los Angeles (1996) 50 Cal.App.4th 1703, in which the overhead property was determined to be owned Employee-Owned Hand Tools by the company (contractor) and was taxable. It Increases the property tax exemption for is consistent with Aerospace Corp. v. State Board employee-owned hand tools from $20,000 to of Equalization (1990) 218 Cal.App.3d 1300, $50,000. which held that title to overhead property Assembly Bill 136, Chapter 161, Statutes of passed to the government and was thus exempt, 2001; effective August 9, 2001 based on the "government purpose" of the company's acquisition. Seismic Safety New Construction Exclusion Hughes Aircraft Co. v. County of Orange (2002) This Board-sponsored bill 96 Cal.App.4th 540 • Changes the claim filing requirements to six Property Tax Valuation of Oil-Processing months after the date of completion. Facility • For the 15-year new construction exclusion for masonry buildings, provides that failure The company's offshore oil and gas leaseholds to file a certificate of compliance by the and onshore oil-processing facility constituted filing deadline is considered a waiver of the one appraisal unit under Property Tax Rule exclusion for that year only. 468, Oil and Gas Producing Properties and • Updates the definition of a qualifying should have been valued accordingly. The seismic safety improvement. oil and gas leaseholds and the onshore oil- processing facility must be valued as a single Assembly Bill 184, Chapter 330, Statutes of appraisal unit because of their common 2001; effective September 25, 2001 ownership, county land use restrictions that Assessment Appeal Filing Deadline functionally integrated the oil and gas leaseholds and the processing facility, and the Extends the final assessment appeal filing date connections among the components by pipe- from September 15 to November 30 in any lines and electrical cables. The decision in this county where the assessor does not send real case reaffirms the validity of Rule 468, which property value notices to taxpayers by August 1. requires the assessor to take county land use Assembly Bill 645, Chapter 238, Statutes of restrictions into consideration when valuing 2001; effective January 1, 2002 oil and gas producing properties when the restrictions significantly diminish the proper- Nonmandatory Audits—Appeal Rights ties' economic viability. Extends to taxpayers who are subject to Exxon Mobil Corporation v. County of Santa nonmandatory audits the same appeal rights Barbara (2002) 92 Cal.App.4th 1347 currently provided to taxpayers who are subject to mandatory audits. Assembly Bill 645, Chapter 238, Statutes of 2001; effective January 1, 2002 - plate is exempt from personal property taxation. Clarifies that the exemption does not apply to logging dollies with a valid identification plate that are used exclusively off highway. Assembly Bill 1472, Chapter 826, Statutes of 2001; effective January 1, 2002 Welfare Exemption—Property in Its Natural State Extends the sunset date of the property tax exemption for property in its natural state, from January 1, 2002, to January 1, 2013. Private Railroad Car and Timber Yield Tax— Senate Bill 198, Chapter 533, Statutes of 2001; Relief of Interest effective October 5, 2001 Among other things, expands the circumstances under which relief of interest may be granted Welfare Exemption—Public Parks Leased due to an unreasonable error or delay by the by Nonprofit Organization Board, for the private railroad car and timber Exempts, under the welfare exemption, a yield tax. Board-sponsored. leasehold interest in a public park donated to Assembly Bill 1123, Chapter 251, Statutes of a charitable foundation, when the foundation 2001; effective January 1, 2002 will acquire ownership of the park on or before the end of the lease. Manufactured Home Parks Senate Bill 882, Chapter 609, Statutes of 2001; Applies to resident-owned mobilehome parks effective October 9, 2001 previously granted a change in ownership exclusion. Requires an assessor who has failed to Board-Sponsored Technical and timely reappraise subsequent pro rata changes Housekeeping Measure in ownership to correct the assessment from the TIMBERLAND PRODUCTION ZONE— January 1, 2002, lien date forward. Relieves TAX RECOUPMENT FEE mobilehome park residents of liability for • For property removed from a Timberland related escape assessments. Production Zone, specifies a 60-day period Assembly Bill 1457, Chapter 772, Statutes of after the mailing date of the fee notice for 2001; effective January 1, 2002 appeal of valuation of the property for purposes of the tax recoupment fee. Logging Dollies, Pole or Pipe Dollies, • Specifies that the tax recoupment fee is due and Trailer Buses based upon the date the notice is "mailed" Clarifies that specified equipment issued rather than "received." a Department of Motor Vehicles identification - STATUTE OF LIMITATION—SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENT APPEALS—EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION ASSESSMENTS Establishes new timeframes for the prehearing • Extends the number of years open to exchange of information and response, specifies supplemental assessment from six to eight that postmarks will be used in determining when the assessor levies a penalty for con- whether deadlines are met, and requires parties cealment of personal property. to use adequate means of delivery to complete • Provides additional cleanup language related the exchange process at least ten days before to restoring the statutes of limitation on the hearing. escape assessments and associated supple- MANUFACTURED HOMES—CHANGE IN mental assessments. OWNERSHIP PROVISIONS DISASTER RELIEF Clarifies that various change in ownership Revises the provisions where a property's provisions apply to manufactured homes. assessed value may be reduced after a disaster: PRIVATE RAILROAD CAR APPEALS • Permits assessor-initiated reductions gener- Eliminates the need to file a declaration of ally if the board of supervisors approves. intent to petition for reassessment of private • Provides a 12-month period for filing a railroad cars. related claim for reassessment, an increase Senate Bill 1181, Chapter 407, Statutes of 2001; from the former 60-day period. effective January 1, 2002 • Provides a six-month period for filing an appeal of a post-disaster value determination, Property Tax Omnibus Bill—California an increase from the former 14-day period. Association of Clerks and Election Officials • Increases the disaster relief eligibility Includes California Association of Clerks and threshhold from $5,000 in damage to Election Officials-sponsored language to clarify $10,000 in damage. which provisions related to filing an assessment DISABLED VETERANS' EXEMPTION appeal apply to Los Angeles County and to For the disabled veterans' exemption low- modify an incorrect reference to supplemental income threshold, changes the period for assessments. measuring inflation increases and clarifies that Senate Bill 1182, Chapter 744, Statutes of 2001; increases are to be compounded annually. effective January 1, 2002 STATE ASSESSEE PENALTY CALCULATION Clarifies the basis for calculating the penalty for Property Tax Omnibus Bill—California failure to report information timely. Assessors' Association This bill contains California Assessors' Associa- CONFIDENTIALITY OF STATE ASSESSEE INFORMATION tion-sponsored provisions: Clarifies that county assessors and auditors must maintain the confidentiality of state • Parent-Child Exclusion—Claim Signatures. assessee information provided by the Board. Eliminates the need for the transferor to sign - additional cleanup language related to restoring the statutes of limitation on escape assessments and associated supplemental assessments. • Contiguous Parcels—Combined Assess- ment. Changes the value thresholds for allowing combined assessment of two or more contiguous parcels under the same ownership but located in different tax rate areas. Senate Bill 1184, Chapter 613, Statutes of 2001; effective January 1, 2002 Taxable Possessory Interests Rule 21, Taxable Possessory Interests—Valuation, was amended and Rules 23, 24, 25, and 26 were combined into Rule 21 and repealed, in order to update and implement the holding in American Airlines, Inc. v. County of Los Angeles (1976) 65 Cal.App.3d 325, and to clarify the parent-child change in ownership terms. These rule amendments eliminate exclusion claim form and requires only one confusion and promote consistency and transferee to sign the form. uniformity among counties in the valuation of • Base Year Value Transfers. Allows a taxpayer taxable possessory interests in publicly owned whose home was destroyed in a disaster to land leased by private entities. qualify for a base year value transfer under Title 18, California Code of Regulations, sections Propositions 60, 90, or 110 even if the 21, 23, 24, 25 and 26, effective July 11, 2002 government did not declare the event a disaster. Rule 29, Possessory Interests in Taxable Govern- • Statute of Limitations—Escape Assessments ment-Owned Real Property, was added to specify (see Senate Bill 1181). Extends from six how county assessors should implement the years to eight years the number of tax years provisions of section 11(f) of article XIII of the subject to escape assessment when the California Constitution. assessor applies a penalty for willful conceal- Title 18, California Code of Regulations, section ment of tangible personal property. Provides 29; effective January 10, 2002 - Fixtures in the property's value. The amendment Rule 122.5, Fixtures, was amended to add the clarifies that reassessment relief prescribed by example of "wind machines permanently section 170 and local ordinance should be annexed to the land" as a classification under provided to property, such as possessory fixtures, since the machines meet the rule's interests at airports, that suffered a decline in criteria for physical annexation, constructive value due to government-imposed restricted annexation, and intent. access during a state of emergency like that of Title 18, California Code of Regulations, section September 11, 2001. 122.5; effective February 6, 2002 Title 18, California Code of Regulations, section 139; effective June 15, 2002 Aircraft Satellites Rule 138, Exemption for Aircraft Being Repaired, Overhauled, Modified or Serviced, was adopted Rule 206, Assessment of Artificial Satellites, to make clear that the exemption in Revenue interprets section 14 of article XIII of the and Taxation Code section 220 applies to California Constitution and section 201 of the certificated aircraft out of revenue service, but Revenue and Taxation Code to clarify that located in California under contract for repair, artificial satellites permanently located in outer overhaul, maintenance, or service, when the space do not have a property tax situs in this aircraft are serviced in accordance with FAA state and are therefore exempt from property requirements. The rule also clarifies that the taxation due to lack of assessment jurisdiction. exempt aircraft are not included in the alloca- Title 18, California Code of Regulations, section tion calculations of section 1152 and Rule 202. 206; effective January 1, 2002 Title 18, California Code of Regulations, section Assessment Roll Procedures 138; effective May 20, 2002 Rule 252, Content of Assessment Roll, was Disaster Relief Related to amended to update assessment roll procedures September 11, 2001 and to conform to the items that must be Rule 139, Restricted Access as Damage Eligible enrolled according to the statute. The amend- for Reassessment Relief Pursuant to Revenue and ments also provide appropriate guidance Taxation Code section 170, was adopted to consistent with current processing and clarify that the term "damage or destruction" recordkeeping technology. used in section 170 includes "restricted access" Rule 254, Use of Board-Prepared Roll as to property caused by a misfortune or calamity, Unextended Roll, was amended to conform the when that restricted access results in a reduction terminology to current processing and - recordkeeping technology and to specify that base year value for correcting errors and property data is maintained electronically in omissions involving the exercise of value "sections" rather than manually in "volumes." judgment. Rule 255, Enrollment of Supplemental Assess- Rule 265, Board Ordered Roll Changes, was ments, was adopted to specify the information added to implement Revenue and Taxation and procedures required for enrollment of Code section 1614, which requires the clerk of supplemental assessments, and to specify how the assessment appeals board or county board the auditor will apply the current year's tax rate of equalization to transmit roll changes made and the proration adjustment of the taxes due. by the county board. The rule also specifies that The rule also addresses the limitations periods the auditor shall promptly correct the roll upon for making supplemental assessments. receipt of the changes. Rule 261, Penalties; Form and Manner of Entry, Title 18, California Code of Regulations, sections was amended to conform the rule to statutory 252, 254, 255, 261, 263, 264 and 265; effective requirements for penalties, to update the July 11, 2002 manner of electronically processing penalty Rule 253, Machine Prepared Roll Controls, Rule entries, and to prescribe procedures for enroll- 256, Tape Storage of Roll Data, and Rule 262, ment of penalties. The amendments also Indexing Assessments of Escaped Property, were all updated the rule by substituting electronic repealed because they prescribe procedures that processing terminology for manual processing reflect outdated roll-processing technology. terminology. Rule 304, Location of Local Roll for Inspection, Rule 263, Roll Corrections, was added to provide was renumbered as Rule 266, Location of Local authority for roll corrections, implement Roll for Inspection. Revenue and Taxation Code section 4831, and Title 18, California Code of Regulations, sections require the assessor to follow specified proce- 253, 256, and 262 repealed; section 304 renum- dures for roll corrections. bered as section 266; effective July 11, 2002 Rule 264, Base Year Value Corrections, was added to provide authority for and specify the time and manner for base year value corrections under Revenue and Taxation Code section 51.5. The rule also interprets and implements subdivision (b) of section 51.5 to allow a four-year period after the enrollment of the - Application for Local Assessment Equalization Electric Generation Facilities Rule 305.3, Application for Equalization under Rule 905, Assessment of Electric Generation Revenue and Taxation Code section 469, was Facilities, was amended to clarify, implement, amended to delete references to the minimum interpret and make specific the law relating to value threshold for mandatory audits in subsec- the Board's jurisdiction, under article XIII, tion (b)(1) and Examples 1 and 2, and to add section 19 of the California Constitution, to subsection (b)(7) to define the phrase "property assess certain electric generation facilities owned that has been previously equalized for the year by companies transmitting or selling electricity. in question." Amendments were necessary to accurately Title 18, California Code of Regulations, section reflect the proper interpretation of the Consti- 305.3; effective May 17, 2002 tution and recent statutory changes and to ensure statewide accuracy, uniformity, and consistency following the restructuring of the electrical energy industry. Title 18, California Code of Regulations, section 905; effective June 13, 2002


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I guess my point in the starting of this is where's the burden of proof? I guess you people have forgotten that some veterans are now being thought of as domestic terrorists.
This is a discussion on SO now Americans living abroad can be taken out with drones within the Law Enforcement, Military & Homeland Security Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; I guess my point in the starting of this is where's the burden of proof? I guess you people have forgotten that some veterans are ...
I guess my point in the starting of this is where's the burden of proof? I guess you people have forgotten that some veterans are now being thought of as domestic terrorists.
SOLD my guns.
Proud owner of a 12lb. Chinese pug that is DANGEROUS and is soon to be registered!
My 2 cents on this is based on years of experience in the area and trying to find BG's. I am not fundamentally opposed to strikes against US citizens directly involved in terrorism direct directly against the US. The problem I have is the following:
1. Drone strikes can be used for political gain- Killing a terrorists with an air strike makes the news and give this or any administration bragging rights.
2. If a high level terrorists in this situation is captured the intelligence community might want to keep it quiet. Yes, the BG's will know very soon that he was caught, but they might not know what was captured on him or in the area he was in. A bomb strike leaves all possible intelligence that could have been gathered there. So in essence you killed a person, possibly not stopped any plans.
3. Collateral damage- Yes, we may not care about all of the innocents (yes, innocents are there-children, servants, and others) but it does not look good for us in the worlds eyes. It is a fact of life that we have to deal with other countries (which I would rather not).
4. How effective these strikes are is dependant on many things. Was there someone there to step in for the leadership role? Was this person really that important to risk compromising intelligence gathering techniques. Let me clarify that point. If the BG taken out and his associates have not been using certain technologies then the surviving terrorists can surmise how we found out where the BG was. Tha could compromise people on the ground giving us info or other methods of intelligence
My personal feeling is that if you have the location and the dude is that far up the leadership chain taking him out with a drone strike is the last thing you want to do.
Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?
And I said, Here am I. Send me!
Isaiah 6:8
I just scanned through that document and though I wouldn't agree with the very broad assertion you posted,
I do find it troubling that the justification is based in part on a case arising from a Social Security Disability claim.
The argument that the test of due process given in Mathews v Eldridge---
[A three-part test that determines whether an individual has received due process under the Constitution. The test balances (1) the importance of the interest at stake; (2) the risk of an erroneous deprivation of the interest because of the procedures used, and the probable value of additional procedural safeguards; and (3) the government's interest.]
should apply to this grave a matter in comparison to the disability claim seems a bit over the top.
The analogy of a balance of "government interest" v "life of the accused" is a bit stretched when death is the end point
as compared to a loss of disability payments.
If the Union is once severed, the line of separation will grow wider and wider, and the controversies which are now debated and settled in the halls of legislation will then be tried in fields of battle and determined by the sword.
Andrew Jackson
Yes, as an LEO I do know the difference. As an LEO, I advice them of their rights under Miranda
As a former combat Marine, I drop the hammer.
When war is declared , and you take sides with the enemy, and engage in their activities, which include mass destruction on US property, you get what they get.
Ignorance is a long way from stupid, but left unchecked, can get there real fast.
It has a good purpose for getting rid of American enemy traitors working to do us harm as a country overseas, but ALWAYS check the "fine print", because maybe it can be used on YOU.
How can it be abused. Take out someone who doesn't agree with policy overseas?? Are we sure it can't be used HERE? Too vague and too many questions. Too much power for this Administration.
You think people would learn from the "gems" hidden into the Obama Care Law. We have just started down the road of this "fresh hell".
A woman must not depend on protection by men. A woman must learn to protect herself.
Susan B. Anthony
A armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one has to back it up with his life.
Robert Heinlein
Spirit51, I do agree that it should be scrutinized to make sure it's used in a legitimate way.
Ignorance is a long way from stupid, but left unchecked, can get there real fast.
Does the memo say "Terrorists Only". Do they define what they consider "Terrorist" or "Terrorist Threat". Have we seen the "fine print".
What they label for public consumption may NOT be the entire story. They are "marketing" it for the best reaction. Don't you know what Alexrod is a expert in?? Professional Advertising and Marketing. He isn't the only one.
A woman must not depend on protection by men. A woman must learn to protect herself.
Susan B. Anthony
A armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one has to back it up with his life.
Robert Heinlein
I really do understand the OP's point.
However, given our open-border policy, we have a situation where Osama Bin Ladin could have easily been a US citizen. I'm sure we have worse as I type this.
For now, I'd prefer our knowledge of our corrupt leadership not to preclude the good efforts of competent security agencies.
Slippery slope my butt. We've already fallen off the cliff with the last election. It's about survival now, which includes good tactical decision making.
'Clinging to my guns and religion
What if other countries were to use drones to take out their exiled past dictators now living in America who they view as a threat to their country. Any attack on a foreign nation, without given permission, is an act of war and retaliation would be justified. Question; how many countries would give their permission to kill one rogue American by drone attack and put the safety/lives of their citizens at risk?....
US Army 1953-1977
We, the People are the rightful masters of both Congress and the courts not to overthrow the Constitution, but to overthrow men who pervert the Constitution.
Abraham Lincoln
See my previous post about my thoughts on the policy. But, for fun, let us use your analogy of people involved in "mass destruction on US property". Using Anwar al-Aulaqi as an example...is there enough evidence in a court of law (and I am not talking about lawyer tricks and loopholes to get him off) to convict him of anything? Is there even enough evidence to warrant an arrest. Now, of course he is a BG....but, if that is the amount of evidence our government needs to take out a US citizen suspected of something specific (in this case, 9/11) then that sir is scary depending on who is POTUS at any given time.
Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?
And I said, Here am I. Send me!
Isaiah 6:8
I find it surprising how many on here (probably near 100%) would fight tooth and nail to ensure the 2nd amendment stays as it is, yet due process (5th, 14th amendment) can just be ignored because they are "terrorists". Too many preach of government hypocrisy on here as well, but all they need to do is look in the mirror!


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The following are free classes offered by the Anderson County Cooperative Extension Office.
For more information, call 839-7271.
Jan. 13
Healthy cooking: The class is five-part series starting at 10:30 a.m. Taste a variety of new, healthy recipes and learn about meal planning. The first 10 people who attend four of the five classes will receive a Living Well cookbook.
Jan. 15
Taking control of your diabetes: This is six-part series on managing diabetes. The class starts at 10 a.m.
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Senior center calendar
The following events are scheduled at the Anderson Senior Center, located 160 Township Square. For more information, call 839-7520.
Wednesday, Dec. 17
10:30 a.m. Blood pressure check with Phyllis
10:30 a.m. Arnold Clark and Friends
Noon Christmas potluck
Thursday, Dec. 18
8:30 a.m. Breakfast Club
9 a.m. video exercise
9 a.m. – 3 p.m. shopping and errands
10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Kroger shopping day
Jennie and Jewell Harley of Lawrenceburg will celebrate thier 50th wedding anniversary on Dec. 20.
The couple was married on Oct. 3, 1964.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley are both retired.
The Harleys will celebrate their anniversary 2-4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 20 at the Anderson Senior Center.
All friends and relatives are invited. The couple requests no gifts.
Clubs Rotary Club of Lawrenceburg will have its weekly meeting noon Thursday, Dec. 18 at the Anderson Public Library.
Lawrenceburg Pierian Woman's Club will not meet this month.
Friends of the Anderson Public Library will not meet this month.
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The following are upcoming classes and meetings offered at the Anderson Public Library. The libraray is located at 114 Norh Main Street. For more information, contact the library at 839-6420.
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Undergraduate agriculture or natural resource students enrolled in a college or university through the Kentucky Bluegrass Chapter region during the fall 2014 are eligible to apply for a Kentucky Bluegrass Chapter of Soil and Water Conservation scholarship, according to a new release.
The scholarships offered are a $1,000 Bailey -Zimmerman Scholarship and a $1,000 Kentucky Bluegrass Chapter Scholarship.
During the November Beta Sigma Phi meeting, Christmas Home Tour Chairperson Rita Phillips reported the group could not find homes for the tour. In response, members voted to cancel for this year, according to a news release.
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Linda Lyen was chosen Chapter Sweetheart of the Anderson High School Future Farmers of America chapter. Wanda Drury was first runner-up and Ann Phillips was second runner-up.
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Lawrenceburg Presbyterian Church will host a Christmas cantata titled "There's A Song In The Air, Jesus," at 11 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 21.
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Hudson NH Old Home Days
Hudson NH Old Home Days
Happening at Hills House Field, 211 Derry Road, Route 102
Hudson, NH 03051
August 14th - 17th 2014
Monday, August 11, 2014
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions about Hudson Old Home Days:
* Tickets for the carnival rides are $1 per ticket; $9 for 10 tickets; or $25 for 30 tickets. Thursday and Sunday is "Wrist Band Day" for rides, for $25 per wrist band you can ride all day!
* There is an ATM coming this year, however it is always best to come prepared as most vendors only accept cash.
* No pets are allowed!
* Parking is $2, and collected by the Hudson Lions to aid in their scholarship awards and charitable projects.
We look forward to seeing you at Hudson Old Home Days!
This event could not be possible without the participation and support of our local business community! Take time to thank and support them!
Sunday, August 10, 2014
Pie Eating Contest!
FREE to Participate! Limited entrants per each age group.
Sign up at the information camper as you arrive on the grounds.
Sponsored by Mike's Pie and Benson's Bakery & Cafe
Just For Kids!
Prizes for everyone!
Prizes for everyone!
Sponsored by The Hudson Mall & State Farm Insurance, Denise McCarthy
Touch-A-Truck Saturday, August 16th, Noon to 2PM
Sponsored by Continental Paving Co.
Saturday, August 9, 2014
Let There Be Music!
Free Live Music!
Thank You to Our Entertainment Sponsor:
Figure 8 - Friday, August 15th from 7 - 11 PM
Sponsored by Fairview Healthcare!
The Rock Daddys - Saturday, August 16th from 1 - 4 PM
Sponsored by Fairview Healthcare!
Walkin' The Line - Saturday, August 16th from 7 - 11 PM
Sponsored by Fairview Healthcare!
The Dueling Murphy's - Thursday, August 14th from 7 - 10 PM
Sponsored by Regan Clothiers Ltd.
Silent Fist - Saturday, August 16th from 5 - 6 PM
Sponsored by Red Brick Clothing & Columbus Dental Care
Friday, August 8, 2014
Historical Hills House Tours
Alvirne Hills House, home of the Hudson Historical Society, is the former summer home of Dr. Alfred K. Hills and his family. The home was built in 1890 by Dr. Hills for his wife Virginia. The Historical Society has occupied this home since it's incorporation in 1966. The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Tours are $3 per person, children 6 and under free. The money aids in the upkeep of the house.
Tours by the Hudson Historical Society
Fireworks Spectacular!
Saturday Night, August 16th** at 9 PM - Presented by Atlas Fireworks!
Sponsored by The Town of Hudson, Nash Foundation & Atlas!
** Rain date: Friday, August 15th
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Singing Competition!
Are You The VOICE Of HUDSON?
Are you the Voice of Hudson?
Auditions begin Friday, August 16th from 7 PM to 11 PM
Three age
categories*: 9 to 12; 13 to 17 and 18 to
Those selected Friday night will move on to compete on
Finals will be announced and be our feature performers on
Prizes for top three winners in each age category!
1st Place: $200 cash & $25 to T-BONES
2nd Place: $50 cash & $25 to T-BONES
3rd Place: $25 cash & $25 to T-BONES
*$10 registration
*Parental Consent is required for those under 18 years old.
Hosted by Perfect Entertainment!
Thanks to our Sponsors: Charles Schwab of Nashua
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Chili Tasting!
Tasting Kits $7 each - proceeds to benefit Alvirne High School Music Programs
Vote "People's Choice"!
Vote "People's Choice"!
Theme Nights!
Dressing it up!
Join the Fun! Theme Nights at Hudson Old Home Days -
Thursday, 8/14 "Be A Character" everyone is invited to come as their
favorite character! Friday, 8/15 It's a Beach Party! Saturday, 8/16 is Country
Time - Are you a little bit Country?! Sunday, 8/17 is a Patriotic Celebration -
Red, White & Blue!
Trick or Treat at Hudson Old Home Days 2014
Thursday, August 14th from 6 PM - 7 PM!
Thursday, August 14th from 6 PM - 7 PM!
Kids ages 12 and under! After trick or treat, meet by the flag pole near the Hills House at 7 PM for the Parade of Horribles!
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Spin to Win with Chunky's Cinema Pub
Chunky's Cinema Pub brings their Prize Wheel and Bio Truck to Hudson Old Home Days on Sunday, August 17th from noon to 5 PM!
Spin to Win!
Spin to Win!
Thank You Chunky's Cinema Pub!
Stonyfield Visits Hudson Old Home Days!
Friday, August 15th from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM for free delicious organic yogurt samples!
Thank you Stonyfield!
Monday, August 4, 2014
Facebook Contest!
Everyone "Likes" to Win!! "Like" this
post or share it with your friends for a chance to win a pair of "Ride All
the Carnival Rides" Wristbands for Hudson Old Home Days! A winner will be
randomly selected EACH week leading up to Hudson Old Home Days!
Click Here to Enter!
Click Here to Enter!
Sunday, August 3, 2014
Up! Up! & Away!
Hot Air Balloon Rides at Hudson Old Home Days by RE/MAX Properties on Friday, August 15th from 5 PM to 8 PM!
$10 for Adults; $5 for Kids. Proceeds to benefit Alvirne High School Booster Club!
$10 for Adults; $5 for Kids. Proceeds to benefit Alvirne High School Booster Club!
Sponsored by RE/MAX Properties 169 DW Highway, Nashua NH
Saturday, August 2, 2014
Karaoke For EVERYONE!
Karaoke fun for everyone! Thursday, August 14th!
Presented by Perfect Entertainment!
Karaoke fun for everyone! Thursday, August 14th!
Presented by Perfect Entertainment!
Sponsored by Eastern Propane & Oil
Friday, August 1, 2014
Information & Rules for Vendor Participation
Interested in participating as a vendor at the Hudson NH Old Home Days 2014? Below are the links to find the necessary information and applications.
The 2014 Old Home Days is Thursday, August 14th through Sunday, August 17th!
Hours of Operation:
Thursday, August 14th 5:00PM to 10:00PM
Friday, August 15th 5:00PM to 11:00PM
Saturday, August 16th Noon to 11:00PM
Sunday, August 17th Noon to 5:00PM
- Vendor Participation Information & Rules - Details Here
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- Demonstration - Application
If you would like to support the Hudson Old Home Days as a sponsor. Various levels of support are available here: SPONSORSHIP DETAILSFor Sponsorship Form in PDF format: click here
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Mailing Address: Hudson Old Home Days Committee
PO Box 422
Hudson, NH 03051
College Students Looking to Work Hudson Old Home Days?
Earn some extra money by working Hudson Old Home Days, various hours and days available!Employment Application can be found here!
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Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Hudson, NH Old Home Days 2014 Dates
Mark Your Calendar!
Hudson Old Home Days 2014 will be
Thursday, August 14th through Sunday, August 17th
More details to come!
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Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Schedule of Events 2013
Carnival - Food - Vendors - Activities - Entertainment!
Schedule of Events for Hudson Old Home Days 2013 .... plus more!
Schedule of Events for Hudson Old Home Days 2013 .... plus more!
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Soha Ali Khan says that not doing enough films isn't a conscious choice. "I am just not being offered the kind of scripts I think I need to work on," says Soha candidly. "I am also a little cautious after having made a few mistakes in the past. I don't sign everything that comes my way." The actress has two films coming up apart from last week's release, War Chhod Na Yaar. "Let's call it good luck!" she laughs.
A satire on the India-Pakistan war-like situation, War Chhod Na Yaar, directed by Faraz Haider, has Soha playing a war correspondent. "The film works on layers. You have to watch it to see how wonderfully it is done. There is a rather nuanced relationship between the officers from the Indian and Pakistani sides. A comedy of this sort — a satire that's not just relevant, but also one that offers a practical solution, is quite challenging to make."
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Next up for the actress is a zany role in a comic caper called Jo Bhi Karva Lo, where she plays a cop called Shantipriya Phadnis. "I was totally sold on the idea the moment they told me I'd have to beat up eight baddies in my introductory scene! It's kind of unbelievable that they thought of me but I was thrilled to do all that action. I would love to do more action films," she says, adding, "the film is the craziest I have done till date. I don't think I have worn one normal costume in it; instead, there is everything from a towel to a cabaret dress to a gown and a swimsuit!"
Soha is only too happy to not do weepy roles at the moment. "I usually get stuck in roles where my fiancé is dying, and I think it's depressing, though I like doing serious films. I think comedies are wonderful, I'd recommend them highly!" However, her next film Chaarfutiya Chhokare is on child trafficking and abuse. Soha has shot with three 13-year-old impoverished children for this role. "Manish Harishankar who was the assistant director to Rajkumar Santoshi has directed this film which deals with child prostitution and child labour. There is no 'hero' in the film," she smiles, indicating that it could be a tough road for this social thriller.
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Great Hotel
We stayed here in May 2003 and found the hotel to be excellent. Room was compact but very clean and comfortable. Breakfast was greatly appreciated and of a good standard. Location was quite good for getting about Manhattan as it is a short walk to 5th or 6th. Also a 5 minute walk from Macey's and only a few blocks from Grand Central Station. If we go back to New York this will probably be the first hotel we try to book.
i have just got back from staying at the metro!we had a wonderful time!
the best thing about the hotel was being so near to macys!wenever we had too mnay bags we wud just drop our stuff back to the hotel!the free coffe and tea 24 hours was also a great deal! the terrace is still open in the winter and we were able to have a great view of the empire state building! stay at teh metro u wont be disapointed!
Felt like Southern Hospitality!
Couldn't have found a better bargain in NYC, or nicer people than the staff at this lovely little hotel. It's not just that the rooms were spotlessly clean - there is a feeling of hospitality here that transends expectations. We read about it in Frommer's as the best moderately priced hotel so knew it would be a value, and it is, but no way is this a budget hotel. It isn't the fanciest place in town, but it IS my new favorite. As for the reviews about small rooms - well, you know NYC is know for having smallish hotel rooms and there is so much more here that just MADE our trip. The breakfast room server always has a smile and the bellman had more helpful hints for theatre tickets than a concierge! Loved, loved, loved the Metro.
Had a great stay!
I stayed at the Metro July 2- July 4 this year, and I found this hotel to be far more than I expected for the price. It's in a wonderful location and the staff is nothing short of willing to help at every turn. The hotel lobby is smartly decorated in an art deco theme that carries through to the guest rooms. The rooms are small, but very clean, modern and with every amenity you'd need for a 2 or 3 day stay.
I didn't get to dine at the restaurant located in the hotel, but I heard great things from other guests. The thing that sold me on this hotel was the fact that I left a pair of earrings in the bathroom of our room. I didn't realize it unitl I returned home. I emailed the hotel, recieved a response the next day saying that they found my earrings and would mail them out to me immediately. They arrived 2 days later. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to experience the city of NY on a moderate budget, but still wants world class service.
V small rooms, good staff
Was disappointed by the size of the room, and more particularly by the size of the bed - smallest double bed I have ever seen. it was a tight squeeze for the two of us.
Having said that, the location is good as it's right beside Macy's and the rest of the 34th st shopping area.
Staff were very friendly and honest. I left a jacket in the wardrobe and was relieved to find that they kept it for me (although it was tough to get through to lost and found).
Also, something infrequent in American hotels in my experience: breakfast (of a sort) is provided inclusive. Basically, they offer croissants, danish rolls, etc and coffee in a communal area for guests.
That was a pleasant surprise.
Didn't make it to the rooftop bar as we were only there 1 night and didn't have the time
Metro Hotel is a Winner!
We have just had 5 nights at the Metro Hotel in Manhattan. The locations is fantastic, less than 5 minutes from Empire State Building, Macy's and just a little further to Times Square and fantastic eateries.The Metro was really good value for money, the included breakfasts saved time and money and was a good start to each morning.The room was of a decent size (tho' the TV was poor - but hey, who needs TV in NY!?). The reception staff were helpful although not intrusive, ie. there to help if needed. The 24 hour tea/coffee was a welcome after full days walking around (we hardly used the sub-ways).We loved NY and are planning on coming back. We would consider the Metro again because of the value, but having now seen the Big A, it would be really nice to stay in somewhere with a view (preferably over Central Park) although we realise this means premium rates. Next Anniversary p'haps!Well done Cresta City Breaks - everything worked v. well.8/10 for the Metro.
A Great Recommendation from TripAdvisor
After reading the positive reviews given about this hotel we thought we'd give it a try for our first visit to New York, and we weren't disappointed.
Everything from the location (10 mins walk from Times Square, 1 min to the nearest metro station and just around the corner from the Empire State building), the free breakfast (bagles galore with cream cheese, pastries, tea, coffee & juice) and the wonderful roof top terrace (literally 'touching' the Empire State!) were perfect.
The rooms were clean and spacious and all the staff were friendly & helpful.
We would definitely recommend the Hotel Metro and would have no hesitation in staying there again.
Love this hotel
The best way that I can say thanks for a great stay is to write a positive review. This hotel is a gem in a great location. The accommodation is clean and comfortable, and I found all members of staff that I encountered to be friendly and helpful. The breakfasts are a great bonus. I would return here without hesitation.
Great hotel
I have been to New York 3 times & the last two times i have stayed at the hotel metro, i find it a very friendly & welcoming place, the rooms are clean & comfortable, with all the amenaties you need. Both times i stayed there it was july & very warm! so it is nice to have good air conditioning, also the metro has a rooftop terrace, which sells cocktails in the evenings, it also gives you a fantastic view of the empire state building, which is only one block away! The Metro has a library & coffee lounge that serves complimentary tea & coffee 24 hours a day, which is great after a hard days shopping & sightseeing, which, by the way is plentiful, you also have the added bonus of complimentary continental breakfast, comprising of tea,coffee,orange juice, bagel's, muffins,jams & cheeses all served in the coffee lounge every morning. Both years i have been very sorry to leave the metro, but....i am going back again this July, & yes i am staying at the metro again! i wouldn't want to stay anywhere else
The Metro Hotel is a jewel!
We had four rooms at the Metro in December of 2002. All the rooms were large, very clean and well maintained with marble bathrooms. I can't say enough good things about this hotel. The location is excellent - walking distance to many attractions and just around the corner is the subway. The free breakfast and all day coffee and tea are a nice touch. The staff couldn't have been friendlier. The workout room was airy and new and had a great tv. All in all, I don't think there is a better deal for the money (reasonable).
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Associated Press v. United States
Associated Press v. United States | |||||||
Argued December 5–6, 1944 Decided June 18, 1945 |
Full case name | Associated Press v. United States; Tribune Company v. United States; United States v. Associated Press | ||||||
Citations | 326 U.S. 1 (more) | ||||||
Prior history | Certiorari to the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York | ||||||
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Case opinions | |||||||
Majority | Black, joined by Douglas, Frankfurter, Reed, Rutledge | ||||||
Dissent | Roberts, Stone, joined by Murphy | ||||||
Jackson took no part in the consideration or decision of the case. |
Associated Press v. United States, 326 U.S. 1 (1945), was a United States Supreme Court case on U.S. antitrust law.
The Associated Press (AP) had prohibited member newspapers from selling or providing news (whether that news was supplied by the AP, or was authored by the member newspaper - called "spontaneous" news) to nonmember organizations as well as making it very difficult for nonmember newspapers to join the AP.
Originally there were three separate cases (Associated Press et al. v. U.S., Tribune Company et al. v. U.S. and U.S. v. Associated Press et al.) that were joined into one when heard at the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court held that Associated Press had violated the Sherman Act. The bylaws of AP at that time, as written, constituted restraint of trade. The fact AP had not achieved a complete monopoly was irrelevant. The First Amendment did not excuse newspapers from violating the Sherman Antitrust Act. News, traded between states, counts as interstate commerce, and thus makes the issue relevant for the Sherman Antitrust Act. Finally, Freedom of the press from governmental interference under the First Amendment does not sanction repression of that freedom by private interests (326 U.S. 20).
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- US antitrust law
- International News Service v. Associated Press - a copyright Supreme Court case
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Jeff Hawkins became something of a legend in the computer industry by designing the PalmPilot, which became a sensation when it hit the market in 1996. At a time when PCs and software were steadily becoming more complex, the PalmPilot turned the model on its head by limiting itself to a few functions, which it did very well. This summer, Hawkins left the Palm Computing division of 3Com Corp. to start a company that will develop new products based on the Palm platform (see BW Enterprise Online, 8/28/98/, "After the PalmPilot, What Do You Do for an Encore?"). Here, Hawkins offers his thoughts on design in response to the Sept. 28 Technology & You column on IBM researcher Clare-Marie Karat's proposed User's Bill of Rights. It is amazing that the emblem of the Information Age, the Windows PC, is so fault-ridden, confusing, and frustrating to use. I design computers for a living, but I still find my Windows PC crashing several times a week and doing weird things that I don't understand. I shudder to think what it is like for nontechnologists. The computer industry is mostly to blame for this failure. Consumers also deserve some of the blame. An analogy can be made with airline service. Everyone complains about airline food and tightly packed seats. However, it has been shown time and time again that people buy the lowest priced tickets. They aren't willing to pay slightly more for better service. Windows-based PCs are inexpensive, and that's why people buy them. The Macintosh was a better product but more expensive. The way out of this mess is to design more reliable, easier-to-use products that cost less, not more. This is what I attempted when I designed the PalmPilot. The PalmPilot has succeeded because it reliably does what it claims to do, is relatively easy to use, and is relatively inexpensive. Here are some of the rules I use when designing. 1. Eliminate options. Often, engineers and designers can't agree on the best way to perform a task. When this happens, their first tendency is to make it an option, allowing both methods. An example of this is the "overstrike" and "insert" modes for entering text from a keyboard. How many times have users accidentally hit the "Insert" key and not have a clue why text starts disappearing as they type! An abundance of preferences and options makes great feature lists on packages, but these "features" are confusing to users and rarely used. Good design is like good editing, eliminate the extraneous, leave only the essential. It is difficult to do. 2. No waiting. I banished the hourglass "wait" cursor. PalmOS doesn't have one. If we found an operation took too much time we either eliminated the feature, redesigned it, or solved the problem a different way so the user doesn't have to wait for common operations. It is better not to do something than to do it poorly. 3. Underpromise, overdeliver. It's tempting to tout all the capabilities of your product, no matter how marginal. Users are happier to find that a product reliably does what it promised -- and then discover that the product does more than expected. If their expectations are set high, they will only be disappointed. 4. Eliminate errors and error messages. It would be welcome if all error messages were comprehensible and explained in detail, but that treats only the symptom. The real challenge is to eliminate errors in the first place. Although not completely possible, it's surprising how much can be done. Better design and more thorough testing go a long way. Whenever possible, I would dictate that no error message will appear and that the system should do the best it can to recover from a problem. After all, if users cannot understand an error message or cannot do anything about the error, why bother showing it to them? A meaningless and cryptic message is worse than none at all. Twenty years ago, Japanese car manufacturers introduced more reliable and less expensive cars. This forced U.S. auto makers to improve their quality. The same will eventually happen in the personal computer market. Less expensive and more reliable products like the PalmPilot will eventually force Microsoft and PC makers to improve. But as we saw with Detroit, don't expect it to happen overnight.


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I am trying to adapt a single-point sling to a standard sling-swivel stud. The single-point sling I purchased will not attach to the small hole stud. Will a standard sling-swivel stud be adequate to mount (if possible) a single-point sling? Any suggestions?
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Every hole stud I've seen has an attachment for attaching a sling. Depends on what you're looking for. You could order one, ask the gun store, or bubba that and use a key ring.
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Damn...The key ring was my first thought as well...it stretched into an oval with just the weight of the gun! How come the perceived "easy-fixes" are the most troubling? I know I am somehow missing a super-simple solution....just hoping one of you will enlighten me!
You need something a little more sturdy than a key ring. I would browse brownells and find a mount that is made for single point sling. Other sling swivels will allow the snap to damage your stock or position your gun upside down. I prefer the mounts that slide between the stock and the receiver.