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Published February 03, 2010
Fifteen tracks including music by Asobi Seksu, Ben Folds Five and Camera Obscura.
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OK, we've all heard that they are eliminating 100 managerial positions. We got the OT ban announcement last week, followed by the "part timers should pick up shifts before OT is permitted" (well,... Read More
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0Feb 8, '10 by jenn8500I am from alberta, although I have not been living there for a year and a half, I have heard all about Mr. Duckett and his solution to make health care more accessible. Is he a Canadian citizen? What I've heard is that he is from Australia. I do not have a problem with people from other countries, but I don't understand how someone has the right to come to a Canadian province and reform the health care delivery system of CANADIAN citizens.
1Feb 9, '10 by NotReady4PrimeTime, RN Senior ModeratorQuote from Fiona59For a princely sum, with incredibly generous benefits... the details of which can be found here:He was recruited and hired by our elected government.
http://www.albertahealthservices.ca/...dr-duckett.pdf. FYI, business class flights between here and Sydney run about $8,000 each. (see p. 4) Another clause that I just love is the professional development one where he gets $10,000 a year to take courses or attend seminars. And the year-long paid sabbatical for every 5 years he works for AHS... and then there's the $50,000 transition allowance... it just goes on and on.Fiona59 likes this. -
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Weapon phone cheatsPause the game, and go to your cell phone. Dial any of the followingnumbers(including the "#" symbols). Then, go to the "Cheats" menu andenable the unlocked options:
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Veteran Child strategyTo defeat Veteran Child in his club, bring plenty of ammo and use the stun grenades located around the pillars to separate him and Shaundi. Then, just run up and shoot him. |
Incorrect Chop Shop bikeWhen you have to get the Melbourne for the Apartments Chop Shop, steal an Estrada Motorcycle (the police bike) as a replacement. If you want to find it fast, just get a bike, get notoriety, and the police should send a bike to you and it classifies as a Melbourne. |
Skipper locationSkipper can be found at the Hotels and Marina District Boat Race. You may also search the University Docks near where you can find the Hurricane. |
Unlockable Fighting stylesUnlock the following fighting styles by performing the corresponding tasks:
Remove notorietyTo remove police and gang notoriety, car jack a vehicle with a passenger and start a "hostage diversion". Stop the vehicle and allow the hostage to escape. After the hostage leaves, both the police and gang notoriety will be gone. |
Toxic dump secretsGo to the south side of the nuclear power plant where you can see two roads encircling a green circle on the map to find a toxic waste dump pool. Go inside to find barrels and cars sunk inside. Swim over to the caged-off sewer tunnel to find blow-up dolls, and one floating around you. Swim around the center and look below to find two skeletons inside and laying around the old cars, and one trapped in a picnic bench. There are also some big fish swimming under you, which is rarely seen unless you are in a secret area such as Volution Island waters. |
Person falling into graveGo to the Mourning Woods cemetery in the Suburbs Expansion District and find the two graves that have not been filled in. Find the one that is ready for a fresh burial, then stand and stare at it for awhile. You will see a man drop from the sky and land in it. |
"Soprano" achievement hintGo to the music store and boy the song "A-HA" under the rock section. Jump in a car and pause game play, then go to the radio option, add that song to your playlist, and save it. Resume the game and select the Myradio station. The song will play and the achievement will unlock. It is rather amusing to hear your character sing along. |
Mr. Sunshine strategyTo defeat Mr. Sunshine in the factory, use a rocket on his voodoo doll to knock him down and inflict damage. Hit the doll once to break his shield, then shoot him until he reaches the bottom floor. Note: If he completes his ritual with the voodoo doll, it will send you flying and do lots of damage. |
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Infinite Rockets on "Corporate Warfare"Complete Ultor Family Fun Day to have infinite rockets. |
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That 70's Show easter eggThe Topher (70s Volkswagen) is a reference to Topher Grace, the actor who played Eric Foreman from That 70's Show. |
Red Faction: Guerilla easter eggIn the Museum Of Flight in the Museum District, go upstairs all the way and walk down the skywalk here. Note: You also must go here for a Ronin mission. Once up here, walk around looking up at the ceiling. You will eventually see a ship model up on the ceiling. This is a model EDF ship, the "Assault Aircraft - AAX" built by Ultor and to be used in the upcoming Red Faction: Guerilla game. |
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Cheat code on menu screenIn the cinematic that plays on the menu screen, one of the commercials features a man jumping around and talking about money. The phone number at the bottom of the screen is for the "Give $1000" cheat code. |
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GhostDuring the second mission when you destroy the shacks, turn to a wall to see a man walking, then disappear. |
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Windows XP in StilwaterFind a laptop or computer anywhere, such as on a table or on a civilian's lap, and have a sniper rifle and scope in (or any gun with which you can see the screen properly). Notice that the background is the view of a clear ocean with large clouds. This is the same default background used on Windows XP computers, known as Azul, with the exception of the island and boat. |
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It remains my view that the 2013 real GDP in the U.S. will be (at best) +1.5%. This compares to the Congressional Budget Office's recently issued a forecast of +1.4%. To me there appears to be accumulating downside risks to economic growth in the form of the fiscal drag of policy and given that quantitative easing is losing its effectiveness.
With inflation running low, sales and profits will be challenged. Business pricing power is limited, but costs are likely to trend higher (raw materials, interest rates, etc.). Meanwhile, productivity is starting to decline -- it was down -2% in the fourth quarter of 2012 -- and unit labor costs are rising. This spells a threat to today's unprecedented and high profit margins, which are not likely to be as stable (as many prognosticators expect) but are more likely to mean revert over the next two years.
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In January, about 56 companies in the S&P 500 issued first-quarter 2013 earnings guidance: 45 were negative, and 11 were positive. That rate of negative guidance (80%) is the worst since FactSet started to keep these numbers (in 2006) and above the previous high established in last year's third quarter (74%).
Against the above backdrop of economic/ profit storms and continuing/unattended budget deficits, the only solution being offered appears to be global money printing. It is a near universally accepted truth that the world's stock markets will continue to perform well as long as the global easing continues. And for now, the only thing that seems to matter is a continuation of that expansionary monetary policy. Dialing up free money masks the secular problems temporarily, and, if done dramatically, and for an extended period of time (as is now the case), the consequences can be negative and the ability to dial back down more problematic. Market optimism has lifted hedge funds to their highest net long exposure in 18 months and has resulted in a reversal from outflows to inflows into domestic equity funds and in a massive swing into extremely bullish territory in nearly every market survey of sentiment (and in the market's volatility indices).Select the service that is right for you!
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So this cycle was my 2nd round of Femara with no luck. I was on 10 mg of Femara days 1-5 and never saw pos OPK. Around CD 20 I think, I started 100 mg of Prometrium to bring back AF. My normal dose for post O is 200 mg so I figured I would only do 100 mg since it was just to bring back AF and that is the dose I was on in the past. So I did maybe 10 days of the prometrium and sometime last week I took an OPK and got a positive (you can check my chart for the specific day, I don't remember, maybe it was Wed?) Anyway, so after the possible O I started 200 mg of prometirum and have been on that for a few days but as you can see from my temps, it doens't detect an O. I don't really think the OPK was legit because I had been on the prometrium at that point for around 10 days. BTW, as soon as I got the pos OPK I stopped the prometrium temporarily.
My current doctor is a joke. The 2 U/S I've had for CD 12 to see my follicles and both he as said he couldn't even find my ovaries. This is my regular OBGYN. I really feel like right now if I were to call him and tell him whats going on, he wouldn't really listen to me. I just started seeing him a few months ago as he was recommended to me.
Should I continue the 200mg of prometrium to see if AF starts over the next week or so or should I go ahead and go see my current doctor or find a new doctor? DH and I decided we would wait to go see an RE until the first of the year because my insurance doesn't cover fertility costs. I'm just at a loss of what to do. Should I go back to my old GYN or find a new one all together? I'm just so confused right now.
And BTW, I've taken 2 pg test and both are negative. I know I'm not pg. Any advice, insight, anyting? Also, should we maybe try Clomid since obviously Femara hasn't worked so far? I have enough pills to go 1 more month with Femara at 15mg.
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I'm not understanding why your doctor would have you start prometrium at CD 20. You could have Od late in the game. I personally would find myself a new OBGYN. He seems that he could not be bothered with you. Get rid of him & find someone that cares about you. I have to say my OBGYN is the most wonderful person in the world. He cares so much about each of his patients & truly shows it. He will be hours behind schedule & if you need to be with him for 2 hours, he will sit there and answer all your questions. Please let me know what you decide. Good luck
I agree about finding a new dr! I too have an awesome OBGYN who listens as understands and goes at the pace we want. I think it's very important to have a dr that you are comfortable with and confident in! Sorry you're having to go through this craziness!! I wish someone knew what is going on!!
Exactly that!! Don't make the mistakes we have in the past and try to stick it out with one doctor because they "promise" you the world and then go back on it in afew months. He'll only break your heart when you don't get the results you're looking for. We're currently on doctor # 4 in 3 years and even though this new doctor has promised us stuff 3 months ago, I'm still waiting for the "catch" to happen (our luck it will probably happen tomorrow). Some of them didn't last long at all because they joked around with us and thought it was a funny game. Do you see me laughing? NO!! Your fertility isn't something to joke around with these days. You need to beable to find someone you trust and someone that is willing to listen to your concerns and fears.Get rid of him & find someone that cares about you.
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Centier Bank claims a Merrillville home builder fraudulently misused mortgage funding meant to help build new homes, leaving the bank and his subcontractors open to losses of more than $300,000.
Centier filed a complaint Friday against Ted Doreski, owner of MD Construction, in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in South Bend, three months after both he and his company filed for bankruptcy.
The complaint claims that Doreski, who lives in Schererville, used money from mortgage agreements he had reached with Centier on nine houses — one each in St. John and Cedar Lake and the rest in Crown Point — to instead pay down other debts he owed.
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Having a bit of trouble focusing this morning. It's so sunny out! I missed the sun. Now if only it was warm as well it would be perfect! That wind outside was very unforgiving on my walk to work this morning, but I think my eyelashes have finally unfrozen from my eyebrows and the look of surprise I was sporting for no particular reason today has gone away.
Last week, before the epic snows came once again, I went out to lunch with TheDad at The Chalet. This was my first time eating there since November at least. Once upon a time it was TheGramma's favorite lunch spot, but since she passed I've been feeling a little too sad to go in again. I'm glad I finally sucked it up and went back though. My Denver omelet was very good and the Chocolate Cream pie was even better. I was still a little sad, but in a good way and not so much in a "boo hoo my world has ended" kind of way.
The monthly meeting of the Spokane Geek Girls fell on Wednesday night so I headed over to The Onion downtown to see my lovely geeky friends. It was a busy night and we were in the main dining area as opposed to the back meeting room, so things got pretty loud. But it was a fun time over all. We had a couple of new girls show up and add to our eclectic mix of tech geeks, fan geeks, gaming geeks, sports geeks, and more. While it wasn't one of our more organized meetings and we really just spent the evening chatting away about whatever we wanted to talk about, I'm pretty sure everyone enjoyed themselves. If you are a geeky lady in the Spokane area and looking for like-minded ladies to hang out with, I fully encourage you to attend a meeting of the Spokane Geek Girls sometime. I think you'll enjoy it.
I hit up a new (to me) eating venue on Thursday when I went out to dinner at Europa for my older sister's birthday. It's only taken one visit for me to fall madly in love with this place. The social style seating (with softer chairs than I was expecting), the amazing Italian-ish food items on the menu (I had the Thai chicken pizza and it was delicious), the tasty adult beverages, and the beautiful atmosphere really helped make the evening special. As did the awesome company. My sister and her friends are hilarious and interesting and smart and fun to hang out with and we had an excellent time talking and laughing and eating our hearts out. Even when I had to share my dessert (a wonderfully tasty berry cheesecake) it was okay because I was having such a good time.
I'm sure you are just waiting for me to mention Borracho and tequila, and may even be surprised that I haven't yet. Well I don't want to disappoint. I DID make it out to Borracho last week and I DID have more shots of tequila and I NOW only have 58 (I think?) drinks to go to complete the challenge. That nameplate will be mine, OH YES. It will be mine. I also had a quesadilla even though for the first time we were offered the breakfast menu as well as the lunch/dinner menu, and it had some really interesting options on it. My tequila frenemy (she's winning the challenge dang it) had an omelet covered in queso that she said was pretty much to die for. I might give that a try next time I'm there, though they did just release some new menu items I might have to try instead.
The weekend ended not with any epic adventuring around town, but instead a celebration of my oldest cousin's 40th birthday. There was much drinking (it was a Drink Through the Decades Party), costume changes, trivia challenges, bestowing of new family nicknames (and I'd like to give a shout out to Dr. Ann for being such a good sport) and laughing involved.
That about wraps up last week for me. I may have also watched the pilot of COSMOS: A Spacetime Odyssey and it may have been pretty freaking amazing and I may want to heavily encourage everyone to watch it when it premieres on Sunday March 9th at 9pm. But we can talk about all of that more later on. And believe me, it will come up again later on.
I'll be back next week (most likely) to talk about snowy sushi days, David Bowie and ThePackage, and roadtrips for nerd-dom. To pass the time until I return why don't you head out and have some adventures of your own? If you're lucky you just might see me bouncing around town while you're out there!
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The Kennedy Center has a kid-oriented show in the Family Theater November 26 through December 19. Snow White, Rose Red (and Fred) is billed as a "Grimm meets Glee" tale about a high-school drama club. The KenCen commissioned show is a world premiere. Tickets ($18) at kennedy-center.org.
Septime Webre's Washington-themed Nutcracker—December 1 through 26 at the Warner Theatre—is as much a part of the holidays as the National Christmas Tree. The Nutcracker is depicted as George Washington, the Rat Kin as King George II. Tickets ($31 to $89) at ticketmaster.com.
The Washington National Cathedral Choir teams with the Baroque Orchestre for three performances of Handel's Messiah, December 3 through 5 at Washington National Cathedral. Tickets ($25 to $85) at nationalcathedral.org.
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Guest conductor and composer Marvin Hamlisch (A Chorus Line) joins the NSO Pops December 9 through 12 for Happy Holidays, a show of seasonal favorites also featuring the City Choir of Washington. Tickets ($20 to $85) at kennedy-center.org.
The Folger Consort celebrates "A Renaissance Christmas" December 10 through 12 at Georgetown University's Gaston Hall. Guest choir the Tallis Scholars, described by the Guardian as "not just the choral event of the year, but possibly of the decade," joins the Consort for a performance of Renaissance music. Tickets ($30 to $50) at folger.edu.
A Kennedy Center holiday tradition, NPR's "A Jazz Piano Christmas" returns to the Terrace Theater December 11. The program features Monty Alexander, Helio Alves, Freddy Cole, and others playing holiday classics. Tickets ($42) at kennedy-center.org.
The Cathedral Choral Society joins the Maret School Concert Choir at Washington National Cathedral December 11 and 12 for "The Joy of Christmas," a choral concert. Tickets ($25 to $85) at tickets.cathedral.org.
The Thomas Circle Singers, a chamber choral ensemble, present their annual Christmas concert December 12. "Sing We All Nowell!: Music for Christmas" also includes the Sidwell Friends Middle School Advanced Girls Ensemble and Commonwealth Brass performing carols and lullabies. Tickets ($20) at thomascirclesingers.org.
The Choral Arts Society of Washington celebrates the holidays in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall December 13, 21, and 24. "Christmas Music: The Treasured Holiday Tradition" includes classical music, carols, and standards. Tickets ($15 to $65) at kennedy-center.org.
Conductor Rinaldo Alessandrini joins the NSO December 16 through 19 for the Kennedy Center's annual production of Handel's Messiah. Tickets ($20 to $85) at kennedy-center.org. December 23, guest conductor Barry Hemphill leads the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra (and the audience) in a Messiah sing-along. Free tickets will be distributed beginning at 6 PM on the day of the performance in front of the Concert Hall; one ticket per person in line.
December 17 through 19, the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington DC presents Men in Tights: A Pink Nutcracker at Lisner Auditorium. The "holiday fantasia" includes vodka, the Sugar Plum Fairy, and a young hero named Clarence. Tickets ($20 to $50) at gmcw.org.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum hosts a reading of Christmas Stories From the Saturday Evening Post December 18. The event, organized to coincide with the exhibit of Norman Rockwell illustrations from the collections of George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, is free. For more information visit americanart.si.edu.
If nothing says "holidays" to you like a drag beauty-shop quartet, don't miss the Kinsey Sicks in Oy Vey in a Manger at Theater J December 18 through January 2. Numbers include "Tis the Season to Drink Stoli" and "Harried Little Christmas." Tickets ($30 to $60) at theaterj.org.
The Washington Chorus presents "A Candlelight Christmas" in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall December 18 through 22. The program features carols, a singalong, and a traditional candlelight processional. Tickets ($15 to $65) at kennedy-center.org.
Dance Place welcomes Coyaba Academy and Coyaba Dance Theater December 18 and 19 for a Kwanzaa Celebration. The dance-based show showcases the seven principles of Kwanzaa, the African cultural holiday. Tickets ($22) at danceplace.org.
The Rock and Roll Hotel presents a "Modern Times Christmas Show" December 23, with music from Echo Armada, Adrian Hardkor, Star FK Stadium, and more. Tickets ($10) at rockandrollhoteldc.com.
Throughout December, the United States Botanic Garden offers extended hours Tuesday and Thursday from 6 to 8 PM along with live musical performances. Free. See usbg.gov for details.
December 1 through 23, the Willard InterContinental presents "Holiday Lobbying," a series of choral concerts in the hotel's lobby (by the Christmas tree). Performers include the Alexandria Singers, the Fairfax Choral Society, and the Washington Chorus. Free. For more information, visit washington.intercontinental.com.
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The holidays may only come once a year, but they bring almost enough musical and theatrical events to keep us going for the next 11 months. Here are our picks for the best holiday-themed shows and events this year in DC, Maryland, and Virginia. By Sophie Gilbert
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We are building a craftsman style home with a porch and pillars and railings, etc. Our architect drew in the plans a porch with all the specs, a patio on the back of the house, a full driveway, and a walkway up to the porch. When a contractor is bidding "per plans" does he have to include all this flatwork that the architect drew in? And secondly, if a contract states that it's "per plans" and theres a line item for flatwork, is it assumed that he's doing all flatwork that's drawn on the plans? |
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I think the point was, those who aren't frustrated don't have much need to post here, or are at least busy enough with work that posting is less important. Therefore the viewpoints here are a bit skewed.
If your using ACA, then the standard AutoCAD cuix might not be loaded. Go into the customize user interface and load the "ACAD.cuix" partial customization file, select customize workspace, then under the list of partial customization files expand "ACAD" and select the menus and toolbars you want to see. Insure menubar is set to 1. Architecture specific commands only appear in the ribbon and tool palettes, however, so you'll need those for that.
try this
command: CUILOAD
then search for ACAD.CUI and load it
i mean ACAD.cuix
I am not sure which program you are upgrading but will start with some preliminary suggestions:
If your goal is to work in ACA 2013 as AutoCAD 2013 using the classic workspace, then:
Command: Options -> Profiles -> AutoCAD
After selecting AutoCAD as the profile, use the workspace switcher to choose "AutoCAD Classic". That will give you the pulldown menus. To automatically launch the program with that workspace, run the setup to add the Autocad profile desktop icon or edit the shortcut on the desktop to switch the profile.
If your goal is to work in ACA as if you were in ACA 2009, you may want to either migrate your menu from ACA 2009 or copy the CUI file in the ACA 2009 folder to your ACA 2013 folder. Migration may be more automatic but will have the danger of making switching back to the more modern interface more difficult. I would think twice about getting rid of the ribbon in ACA 2013 since the contextual tabs make editing ACA object much easier than the right click interface.
The menu command can be used to select the 2009 cui interface copy. Don't just point to the old 2009 CUI because they changed the CUI format since 2009 and saving it will damage your ability to use 2009 ACA.
No ACA versions since 2009 have had an ACA.cui which included the pulldown menus and toolbars.
dbroad - that was nice. i didnt expected that work-around. thanks for that heads-up.
You're welcome. Thx for the kudo.
Hi Mark,
Try searching through the ACA forum for 'Classic', you'll get what you need. Here is a post that has the 2009 pull down menus in it. Personally I prefer the ribbon over the pull downs, but to each his own. The only way to get the functions of ACA with a classic look is heavy customizing.
As for the advice given to load the ACAD.cuix along with the ACA.cuix, I would say that is not a good idea. I've seen a lot of posts with people complaining about slow performance and grayed out ribbons, the culprit has been two competing CUIs loaded. You would be better off transfering the portions of the ACAD.cuix that you want/need to the ACA.cuix. Here is a helpful post detailing it.
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Internal Medicine Section Chief named for Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center
David Edwards, MD, has been named Internal Medicine Section Chief at Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center, scheduled to open Sept. 26, 2011, on the Banner Gateway Medical Center Campus in Gilbert, Ariz.
"Dr. Edwards will be responsible for the section of medicine at the cancer center," said Edgardo Rivera, MD, medical director for Banner MD Anderson. "He has been performing this role on an interim basis and has contributed greatly to our planning for utilization management and quality reporting."
Dr. Edwards will serve as both the internal medicine section chief for Banner MD Anderson and continue his role as the chief medical officer for Banner Gateway Medical Center.
Since March 2009, Dr. Edwards has served as the chief medical officer at Banner Gateway Medical Center where his responsibilities include patient safety and the hospitalist team. Prior to this position, he was the medical director/chief medical officer at Banner Desert Medical Center in Mesa for five years. Dr. Edwards worked for ten years at CIGNA Healthplan in a variety of leadership roles including associate medical director for specialty care and the department head for adult medicine.
Dr. Edwards received his medical degree at Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia and a Master of Science degree in information technology at Western International University in Phoenix. He completed his internal medicine internship at Maricopa Medical Center and his residency in internal medicine at University Medical Center in Tucson. He is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine.


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At 70 years old, with stiff joints, a wispy head of white hair, and massive injuries from the five and a half years he spent as a prisoner of war in Vietnam—injuries that prevent him from raising his arms above his head—John McCain won't exactly be the spring chicken of the 2008 presidential election. In fact, if he wins, he'll be the oldest man ever to move into the White House—older, even, than Ronald Reagan in 1980, and just two years shy of the national life expectancy for men.
But to spend a few hours in McCain's company is to realize that youth and vigor are two very different things. Inside the U.S. Capitol, McCain is an almost cartoonish flurry of energy, rarely spending more than a few minutes in his office and preferring to zip through the corridors at a sprinter's pace, popping in on other members to twist arms and soothe egos before dashing back to the Senate subway for another visit with another member in another part of the complex, pausing briefly along the way to shake a hand, slap a back, or shout a friend's name down the echoing marble hallways.
On a recent Tuesday evening, with three votes scheduled on the Senate floor and a bevy of testy issues looming on the horizon (including his off-party support for a guest-worker program and his undying endorsement of an unpopular war), McCain was moving at full throttle, tearing around the Capitol on foot and by rail, checking in with colleagues and dashing into the chamber to vote, but always coming back where he left off: to hold forth on the perils of South Carolina, the obstinacy of Donald Rumsfeld, and the hot-button social positions he has ("not") changed in his quest for 2008.
You recently said Don Rumsfeld was one of the worst defense secretaries in history. How could you be so cruel to such a sweet and innocent man?
Hah! For three and a half years, this war has been mismanaged. I saw that from the beginning. I went over there in August of 2003, and I came back and said to Rumsfeld, "If it keeps going this way, we're going to have a disaster on our hands. We've got to hire more people, we've got to stop the looting." We didn't do any of it.
Isn't it a little unfair to pin all the blame on Rumsfeld? I don't think Truman's plaque said, "The buck stops at the Pentagon."
Well, of course the president is responsible, but mistakes have been made in every war. MacArthur with Chinese coming across the Yalu River. Lincoln with McClellan. Roosevelt with Pearl Harbor.
So what did he do or not do, specifically?
Come on, just look at Fiasco. Read
Cobra II. All of this has been written.
A lot of things have been written that
you might not agree with.
Well, I totally subscribe to everything
in Cobra II and Fiasco. They are
accurate depictions of this train wreck. They didn't have enough troops. They bypassed Anbar Province. They failed to stop the looting, which was a total breakdown in civilized society. They fired all the Baathists.
Are these things that Rumsfeld could have predicted would backfire?
I knew about them.
But other people at the time were saying, "No, if we put too many troops in and we do this with a heavy hand, it will increase the likelihood of an insurgency because we'll be seen as occupiers."
I heard that argument, and I rejected it. It was counter to every rule of warfare. When I went over there in 2003, I looked at the situation, came back, and had breakfast with Secretary Rumsfeld. I said, "Look, things are going to go bad here unless you get more boots on the ground."
Did he listen?
Of course he didn't! He rejected my statements out of hand. Just like he rejected General Shinseki out of hand. Just like he dismissed a whole bunch of retired generals.
In the past, you opposed any "surge" of fewer than 30,000 troops. Now you support the president's surge plan with 20,000. What changed?
I still think it would be better if we had more troops. But I looked General Petraeus in the eye, and he said we have enough. So I don't dispute that. But I would still love to have more.
The polls indicate that Americans oppose this plan. Do you believe those polls?
Sure. Americans are angry and frustrated.
Then how can you support sending the military on a mission that the American people don't support?
Because I know what's best for the security of this nation. And if we don't show signs of success, the American public will force us to pull out.
It seems like the American people tried to force you to pull out, with their votes in the midterm elections.
I think they were frustrated because we were deploying a bad strategy.
So you think the message of the midterms was about the strategy
and not the war itself?
No, I think the message of the midterms was that the American people didn't want any more out-of-control spending and corruption. Lieberman could never have been elected in a state like Connecticut if the message was just about Iraq.
Okay, that's fair. But if you're saying that the American people have a problem with the strategy and not the war, the polls we just talked about indicate that they don't like the new strategy, either.
I think Americans don't pay close attention. They see the crawl across the screen, and they know that we've been there a long time, and they're frustrated.


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Submitted by legalizeliberty on Wed, 04/10/2013 - 13:03Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) said Wednesday in speech at a historically black college in Washington that he has never wavered in his support of the 1964 Civil Rights Act — an issue that cropped up in his 2010 Senate campaign and could be one again if he runs for president in 2016.
During that 2010 campaign, Paul suggested that private businesses should not be forced to abide by the Civil Rights Act. He quickly clarified that he supported the act and would not want its repeal.
"No Republican questions or disputes civil rights," Paul said Wednesday. "I've never wavered in my support for civil rights or the Civil Rights Act."
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That was such a beautifully defended situation. Some of the smartest people at that school saw how beneficial and powerful the REAL Tea Party message is. He is continuing what Ron did, but with a MUCH MUCH wider spectrum of people. The message is reaching more than just those who were already somewhat interested in Liberty.
Ron brought the Liberty movement together, Rand is expanding the crap out of it! :)
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If you want a new garden spot, here is a good method without any of the back breaking labor. Get clear construction plastic and lay it out where you need it. Anchor it down with bricks, etc.
Now the easy part - let the sun do the work and actually cook the grass, weeds, etc. It will also kill all the weed seed down to about 1 foot. How long does it take - as long as necessary. It works - do a search for solarization |
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I usually prefer the Roundup method. It's much quicker, more environmentally friendly (than buying huge sheets of plastic), and soooo much easier. Solarization does have it's place (where certain soil-borne pathogens are present, for instance), but, for me, it's not my first choice for a new garden spot. Don't get me wrong; I'm not saying it's a bad idea. I'm just saying that there are other options. |
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Nana26 - thanks for saying that. And roundup does not kill the weed seeds. When you turn the soil over - oh, oh, here come the weeds growing from those little weed seeds!! And as far as environmentally friendly goes - I use the same plastic that I used for solarizing for lots of other things too (drop cloth, etc) Just hose it off after using on the garden and hang it up to dry. There ya go - it keeps forever. Linda In NC |
Nana, Chemicals are not bad just because they are chemicals! Even most food contains lots of chemicals. You use lots of different chemicals every day! Roundup is a very safe chemical compared to almost any other chemical you would be likely to use in your garden or landscape. When it hits soil or even dirty water, it quickly degrades into an environmentally safe state. In fact, there is usually an increase in microbes in soils shortly after being treated with glyphosate. Oh, that reminds me, solarization kills out a lot of the microbes in the soil, and that's one of its disadvantages. Plants need microbes to live and so the soil is less productive until the good microbes are reestablished. Oh, and as for weed seeds, they are dispersed by wind, birds, and other means, so they come back in short order anyway. |
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played the game and now see this upcoming movie.
see the trailer here.
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see the trailer here.
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the guy who's supposed the hitman looks kinda weak. I really don't trust videogame movies anyway, what with things like bloodrayne out there.
I saw this preview at the movies a week ago. I thought the hitman looked a little too scrawny, he looks pretty big in the games, so I don't know. It'll probably just be another mediocre action/thriller. The nice thing about doing a video game movie on stuff like like Hitman, is that they're actually conceiveable.
yes, they need to break down and actually deliver a GOOD game-to movie movie. several terrible failures-Resident Evil, Bloodrayne, and possibly this one. i can only pray the upcomming (someday) Neon genesis movie will break the mold. *prays hard*
Don't blow a gasket, I suspect Neon won't fair so well either. Games are meant to be played, not watched, I don't anticipate Hitman being much better than any other VG movie out there.
Kinda hard for a live action movie based on an Anime to break the mold of bad videogame movies. ;) (And its either "Evangelion" or "Neon Genesis Evangelion", not just "Neon Genesis")
NEwho, yeah, I agree with the people above, the person they chose for the title character looks a bit weak. They could have easily picked someone else who looks more like the game character. But they said the same thing about Topher Grace playing venom, and he pulled it off... for the most part...
because the games had little to no story, they cant really mess up. the moive may be a good shooter.
Yeah, I think the guy looks a bit scrawny too. Maybe that guy off the "Transporter" movies would have been a better choice.
The movie does seem to hold a little promise for me, but I don't always mind a straight up shootfest every now & again. I doubt I'll see it in cinemas though.


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I guess planning for the future is becoming a hot topic because everybody seems to be doing it (or has been for a while now). Audi doesn't look to be breaking away from that trend with the new 2050 Audi RM.
The RM has enough room to hold 3 people and is simply for travel from point A to point B (yeah right, with a body like that). The special part about this futuristic car is that it operates on a magnetic levitation systems, which means it derives electrical power and more speed while on train tracks. While on the tracks in MagLev (magnetic levitation) mode, the Audi RM uses an automated driving system for enhanced safety.
Science is a scary and weird place that I choose not to question; however, I wouldn't mind the hovering car.


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Jan. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Health insurers in Texas can't take more than 20 percent of the revenue they collect in premiums for overhead and profit after the U.S. today denied a request from the state for more generous limits.
Texas Republican Governor Rick Perry's administration had asked the U.S. to let plans led by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas spend less than 80 percent of their premium revenue on patient care. Rules created under the 2010 health-care law limit the administrative costs and profits for insurers selling to individuals and small businesses.
Thirty-four companies sell policies to individuals in Texas. Eight carriers who control 85 percent of the individual market have said they'll continue selling after the profit limit is enforced, officials with the U.S. Health and Human Services Department said in denying the request.
There is a not a "reasonable likelihood" that the profit limit will destabilize Texas's individual market, said Steve Larsen, director of the U.S. Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight, in a letter today to the state insurance commissioner, Eleanor Kitzman.
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Kitzman's agency, the Texas Department of Insurance, said in a statement on its website that the decision doesn't give insurers enough time to adjust their businesses. Carriers that spent less than 80 percent of premiums on care in 2011 must rebate the difference to their customers this year.
"A reasonable, responsible phased-in approach would still have afforded rebates to Texas consumers without risking disruption, dislocation and withdrawal of carriers in the individual market," the department said.
Allison Castle, a spokeswoman for Perry, said the decision was "the Obama administration's latest overreach."
"These types of decisions are best left to the states," she said.
Seventeen states have asked for adjustments, and HHS has denied nine of them. One state, Maine, got the higher profit ceiling it requested in 2012, and five states got a limit greater than 20 percent but less than they requested.
Two states, Wisconsin and North Carolina, have requests outstanding.
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What if you could design your own lighting fixture in the time that it takes to unscrew a light bulb? That's the premise behind Daniel Becker's Spark system, a series of energy-efficient LED bulbs that can be linked together to form beautiful light sculptures.
Interior lighting accounts for up to 15% of a household's total electricity use, although new lighting technologies have the potential to reduce this drain by 50% – 75%. The Spark lighting system consists of several energy efficient modules which can be extended and arranged in various configurations to form unique 3-D structures. The modules feature a simple screw-joint assembly that requires no technical expertise to install, which makes it easy for anyone to build a magnificent light sculpture. The system can be used both outdoors and indoors, and it was designed to bring lovely atmospheric light to any space.
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I would say that though it helps you to save on electricity bills it is still not affordable for all…unfortunately. But the whole concept is just beyond admiration!
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tony1775 November 9, 2009 at 3:51 pm
What a great idea!! This is an amazing system that can add tecture and sculpture in any room or patio. Love the fact that can be attached even on the walls and as far as saving 50-70% of electricity??? Need more of those inovative ideas in interior design. Love also the assembly of the system. Reminds me of lego;adding pieces together to form a design you want.Really smart. Love it
Claudia_arzeno November 5, 2009 at 12:05 pm
These remind me of Christopher Poehlmann's light sculptures : http://www.christopherpoehlmann.com/ Were this an inspiration?