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Senior IPS officer Sanjeev Dayal today took over as the new Director General of Police (DGP) in Maharashtra, after which he listed tackling terrorism and Naxalism as his top priority. Mr Dayal, the senior-most IPS officer in the state, succeeded K Su...

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As you already known, once your Windows 8 account has a password, you have to enter that password every time you awake the computer or tablet from sleep mode or you turn it on. If you find having to manually login every time annoying, in this article I will show you how to automatically login into your account whenever you boot up your computer or tablet.
Take note a side effect of this trick is you will now also bypass the Lock Screen. If you want to disable the Lock screen only (and not automatically login), read this guide to learn how. Also take note this trick only automatically logs you in when you turn on your computer or tablet from shutdown or restart; that mean when you wake up the computer from sleep or hibernate mode, you have to enter the password to login in — this trick doesn't apply for them.
To do this tip, you should follow these steps:
- You need to open User Account window by pressing the hotkey Windows + R to bring up the Run dialog, then type "netplwiz" (without the quotes), and click/tap "OK." If you use a tablet, you can wipe from the right edge, choose "Search" then enter "netplwiz" to the box and run the "netplwiz" result.
- In User Account window, you can see the list of all users in your Windows. You should choose the username you want to auto login. There is an already-checked box "User must enter a username and password to use this computer," what you have to do is uncheck it.
- After that, you have to click "Apply." Then there will be a dialog that asks you to enter the password.
- Once you has entered your password, you're good to go.
- Now restart your computer and you will see it boot directly to the Start screen.
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I follow those instructions but it doesn't seem to work. I put in the correct Username and Password but when Windows 8 starts it still ask me to enter my password. Then I tried Logonexpert and use the same login details and it works. But I'm not going to pay $25 for that tool just to auto login. Has anyone had similar trouble
if you guys need more than simple autologon (for example lock, unlock, start screen bypass etc) take a look at Logonexpert tool
Do you bother to check these things?
Did *exactly* as your article said. The startup screen message is that my password is incorrect. But when I enter the [unchanged] password, I get the same message. And the system will not start even in safe mode w/o it.
That system is now bricked until I find time to reinstall.


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Lucky 10,000
By Trevor Hayes
Colby Lessmann became a fan of the Hall of Fame on Facebook last week because he wanted to stay in touch. Little did he know that by clicking the "Become a fan" button on www.facebook.com/baseballhall, he'd be getting more than updates on his News Feed.
Lessmann just happened to be Facebook fan number 10,000 – a mark the Hall reached in just over a year after launching on Opening Day 2009. To honor him, the Hall of Fame has given away an individual membership. As a Member, Lessmann receives a subscription to the Hall's bi-monthly Memories and Dreams magazine, a Hall of Fame Yearbook, complimentary admission, a Tom Seaver membership card and lapel pin and a 10 percent discount and free shipping on all purchases through the Hall of Fame store at www.baseballhall.org/shop.
A baseball-lifer, Lessmann has been a fan since his early childhood, continuing to play the game through college and now as an amateur at age 37. He grew up four hours north of Kansas City and watched the glory years of the Royals, led by Hall of Famer George Brett. Many of Brett's heroic feats serve as Lessmann's greatest baseball moments.
"Back in the 80's my family and I went to a Royals game," Lessmann said of his favorite memory. "It turned out Brett had been injured, but he pinch hit in the ninth inning. When he came out on deck the crowd went crazy. He came up and jacked a home run over the right field wall and the stadium went wild."
An ardent Royals fan, he's been to at least one game in K.C. each year since 1979, but growing up in Iowa also provided the chance to easily travel to games in Minnesota and Chicago. As an adult he's taken that passion to a new level and vowed to visit every major league stadium.
"Of course, it is getting more difficult because they keep building new stadiums," Lessmann said. Among his conquests have been the brand new Target Field, Safeco Field, Chase Field, AT&T Park, Comerica Park, Great American Ballpark and 16 others past and present.
He's also writing on the history of baseball in his hometown of Sioux City, Iowa. And After doing some research for the book through the Library, Lessmann sought out the Hall's Facebook page.
"The Research Center at the Hall of Fame helped me out., (so I) wanted to be a fan to show my appreciation for a great museum and research facility" he said. "I have visited the Hall of Fame a few years ago and plan to go back in the future. I went probably 10 years ago when I was in northern New York State. My favorite memory was viewing all of the old memorabilia of Ruth, Gehrig and other greats. It is a great experience that any baseball fan should pursue."
Now as both a Facebook fan and a Hall of Fame member, he can continue re-living the great moments in baseball history with his connection to the game. Make sure you don't miss out on the Facebook action at www.facebook.com/baseballhall.
Trevor Hayes is the editorial production manager at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Tales from the Cactus League
By Jeff Idelson
I am so glad Spring Training is here, even if it was warmer in Cooperstown than in the desert for a few of the days I visited Arizona last week. Boy did I miss baseball. And in my job, I am so fortunate to have the opportunity to rub elbows with so many of the game's greats, bringing them closer to the Hall of Fame.
I got to see the Giants, Brewers, White Sox, Mariners, Indians, Reds, Royals and Rangers all play.
It was great to see the two reigning Cy Young award winners – Tim Lincecum and Zack Greinke – pitch. I brought Tim plaque postcards of Sandy Koufax and Jim Palmer. Why? They are the only Hall of Famers to win back-to-back Cy Young Awards. Perhaps they will help inspire Tim, not that he needs inspiration.
Before the Cactus League opener in Peoria, I visited my friends in the Mariners clubhouse: Head athletic trainer Rick Griffin and I talked about the health of his players; Ken Griffey Jr. told me he expected Ichiro to get twice as many regular season hits as he would – including spring training. "I'm aiming for 150 hits," said Junior. "Have you seen Ichiro get hot? You turn around, and he's gone 15-for-25. If anyone can get 300 hits, it's him." I don't doubt Griffey's sense of logic, having seen Ichiro play so many times.
Did you ever take an advanced or AP class in high school? I took AP Baseball last week with Professor Ryan. Nolan and I sat together for the Rangers-Royals game, where he gave me a breakdown of every player on the field. I had a similar experience a few days later with White Sox owner and Hall of Fame Board member Jerry Reinsdorf, who invited me to sit with him, his vice chairman, Eddie Einhorn, and his special assistant, Dennis Gilbert, the former agent for George Brett. I now know where the White Sox's strengths and weaknesses lie. Bobby Brett, George's brother, joined us.
We held our annual Cactus League Champions event in Goodyear, where the Indians and Reds train. It's a great complex. The Indians were very generous in hosting our Champions, those who support us with an annual donation of $5,000 or more.
Team President Paul Dolan and assistant GM Chris Antonetti addressed our group and let them know what to expect from the Indians this year. After the game, we all had dinner with Bob Feller and Fergie Jenkins, where they regaled the group with stories, photos and autographs.
Speaking of dinners, Billy Williams, Ryne Sandberg, Fergie and their wives joined me for dinner the night before. We toasted to a good 2010 Cubs team and the Williams' 50th wedding anniversary. Quite a feat for the Williamses, a lovely couple.
On my first night in Arizona, I was joined by Mickey Morabito and Steve Vucinich from the A's, Gary Hughes, the Cubs scout, Roland Hemond, the long-time Bill Veeck disciple who works for the Diamondbacks, and veteran writers Bob Nightengale, of USA Today, and Spink Award winner Tracy Ringolsby. We get together each spring to talk about scouting and the game today. We used to dine each year at the Pink Pony, a popular old-school steakhouse on North Scottsdale Road that finally closed its doors. We miss the Pony.
On my final evening, I hosted the dinner to end all dinners, at Don & Charlie's, a popular Scottsdale hangout with great steaks and ribs. We had a large group that included Bob Uecker, Rollie Fingers, Robin Yount and his brother Larry, George Brett and his guest Joe Randa, Mike Murphy, the Giants' clubhouse man since Day One in San Francisco, Brad Ziegler, my friend who pitches in the A's bullpen, Jerry, Eddie and Dennis from the White Sox, and Bob Crotty, who is a generous Hall of Fame supporter and owner of Green Diamonds Gallery in Cincinnati, an exquisite baseball gallery of artifacts and art.
Just before we were getting ready to sit down to dinner, Uecker calls me from his cell phone to let me know he invited two other mutual friends – Bob Costas and Joe Torre.
We had a great dinner and talked about the Dodgers impending trip to Taiwan, told Yogi stories, heard all about the Olympics, and tried to recollect if Torre and Fingers ever faced each other. "Did I ever face you?" Joe asked? "I can't recall," was Rollie's response.
So, I emailed Freddy Berowski in the Hall of Fame Library. Sorry Joe: You faced Rollie one time in the regular season, on May 1, 1977, and struck out. You also faced him in the 1973 All-Star Game and popped out in the 9th. None-the-less, you remain one the game's greatest players, managers and ambassadors and it's hard to imagine you won't be in Cooperstown one day.
Jeff Idelson is president of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Golf with Goose
By Craig Muder
For 22 big league seasons, Goose Gossage scared big league batters like no other pitcher.
But put Gossage on a golf course, and the fearsome reliever turned into a terrified rookie.
"I never golfed – or rarely golfed – when I was a player," Gossage said. "I didn't want to be on a golf course all day and then come to the park and screw up a game. But I remember the first golf tournament I ever played in was a day off in Chicago with White Sox. I duck-hooked a ball – I used to swing from my butt – and I hit a ball right over Whitey Ford's head in the other fairway. I was petrified. If it had hit him, I'd have killed him."
Ford, a Hall of Famer like Gossage, survived his brush with fate. And this summer, a few lucky fans will share their moment with a legend when Gossage and six other Hall of Famers play in the Cooperstown Golf Classic June 19 at the Leatherstocking Golf Course.
The Cooperstown Golf Classic, a fundraiser for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, is part of Hall of Fame Classic Weekend. The Classic, to be held on Father's Day at historic Doubleday Field in Cooperstown, will feature seven Hall of Famers along with more than 20 recently retired major leaguers in a legends game.
The Cooperstown Golf Classic will be held the day before on June 19 and will feature Gary Carter, Rollie Fingers, Harmon Killebrew, Phil Niekro, Mike Schmidt, Ozzie Smith and Gossage. Limited to just 28 golfers, participants will have a chance to team with a Hall of Famer and share in the camaraderie with golfers of all skill level in a scramble format.
"I really didn't start golfing until I left baseball in 1994, but now I'm out there all the time," said Gossage, a Spring Training instructor with the Yankees who has spent time on the golf course recently with players like Andy Pettitte. "At this stage of my life, golf is one of the only things left to challenge you. It's going to be a lot of fun to golf in Cooperstown. I can't wait to get out there with the guys."
For information and to reserve your spot for the Cooperstown Golf Classic, call 607-547-0310 or visit us online.
Craig Muder is director of communications for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Pierre chasing Hall of Famers
By Freddy Berowski
Juan Pierre is on the move again – but this time it's not on the basepaths.
Pierre, the active career steals leader with 459 whose playing time was limited over the last year and a half due to the Dodgers' acquisition of Manny Ramirez, was dealt on Tuesday to the Chicago White Sox, where he will become their new left fielder and leadoff man. It will be Pierre's fifth team in what will be his 11th big league season.
"Juan always put the Dodgers first, even when it wasn't in his personal best interest," said Dodgers GM Ned Colleti.
Pierre currently ranks 47th all-time on Major League Baseball's stolen base list. At 32 years of age, before all is said and done, Pierre should have no problem moving up considerably on that list. But the question remains, how many more steals are left in those legs?
At 1,406 steals, Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson is baseball's all-time stolen base king, and the only player in history to steal more than 1,000 bases. When Henderson was 32, he was ready to begin his 13th major league campaign and was only two steals shy of Lou Brock's then record 938 steals. Rickey went on to play 25 seasons with nine different teams before hanging up his spikes for good and ultimately earning enshrinement in Cooperstown this past summer.
Pierre might not match Rickey's mark of 1,406, but he could pass several Hall of Famers while moving up the all-time steals list. Pierre has averaged 45 steals per year since 2001 and should pass Hall of Famers Tommy McCarthy and Willie Keeler in 2010. He may also pass Hall members Paul Molitor, Fred Clarke and Luis Aparicio next season as well if he stays healthy.
One thing Pierre has going for him is his work ethic.
"I've never seen anyone who works like him – never" said Pierre's former batting coach with the Marlins, Bill Robinson, "He's hungry for knowledge, hungry to learn, hungry to play. It's beautiful. He's a delight."
If Pierre maintains a stolen base rate close to his average over the next three seasons, by 2013 he will have also passed several more Hall of Famers: Bid McPhee, Hugh Duffy and Ozzie Smith, and in the process crack the top 20 on the all-time list.
Freddy Berowski is a library associate at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Rock-tober comes to an end
By Trevor Hayes
While Jim Tracy's Colorado Rockies won't join the likes of Jack McKeon's 2003 Florida Marlins and Hall of Famer Bob Lemon's 1978 Yankees, the skipper certainly made headlines before his team was eliminated from the playoffs on Monday by the defending World Champion Phillies.
Both Lemon and McKeon, however, claimed the unique accomplishment of leading their team to a World Series title during a season in which they didn't start the year as that team's manager.
Lemon, elected to the Hall of Fame as a pitcher in 1976, was hired by the Yankees shortly after the White Sox fired him in the summer of 1978. His new team trailed the Red Sox by nine-and-a-half games when Lemon was hired on July 25, but future Hall of Famers Reggie Jackson, Catfish Hunter and Goose Gossage helped the team surge back into contention to catch Boston. The chase was highlighted by a four-game sweep of the Sox known as the Boston Massacre and a one game playoff which featured Bucky Dent's historic home run. The Yankees then went on to defeat the Royals in the American League Championship Series and the Dodgers in the World Series.
McKeon's Marlins were much quieter in qualifying for the postseason via the Wild Card – but used an infusion of stellar play from young talents like Josh Beckett, Miguel Cabrera and Dontrelle Willis. Riding the youth wave, McKeon let veterans like Ivan Rodriguez and Mike Lowell pace the team – pushing the Marlins from 19-29 in late May to 91 wins and a World Series title.
Tracy, who took over the Rockies in May, accomplished quite a bit in his first season at Colorado's helm. The Rockies finished 22 games over .500 (92-70), making Tracy the first in-season replacement to take a team that was 10 games under .500 to 20 games over .500. He set several other records, tying the modern mark for wins (41) in a team's first 60 games after getting the job in midseason. With 50 wins through 75 contests, he matched Lemon in 1978-79 as the first mid-season replacement to post a .667 win percentage through that many games.
Entering this year, 30 managers were replaced during the season since 2000. Only eight of the new skippers posted winning records – and only one, McKeon with the 2003 Marlins, actually won the World Series.
Just 15 midseason managerial changes, prior to Tracy, resulted in a playoff berth.In fact, only two teams in history have changed their manager midseason and won the World Series – McKeon's Marlins and Lemon's Yankees.
Trevor Hayes is editorial production manager at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Ernie Banks hits 400th career home run
By Thomas Lawrence
Mr. Cub brightened an otherwise challenging season of "lovable losing" for Chicago Cubs fans 44 years ago today.
Taking on lefty Curt Simmons and the rival Cardinals on Sept. 2, 1965, Ernie Banks and the Cubs were simply trying to finish strong in a season in which they were 63-73 heading into play on that day.
After two scoreless frames at the plate for the Cubs, they manufactured a run and had future Hall of Famer Billy Williams and teammate Ron Santo on base for Banks.
An influential member of the post-Jackie Robinson era of African-American stars in Major League Baseball, and a former Negro leaguer himself with the Kansas City Monarchs, Banks stepped to the plate against Simmons looking to give the Cubbies a bigger lead, with the potential to set one of his many career milestones.
Banks promptly blasted the ball into the bleachers at Wrigley Field like he had so many times before. It was home run No. 400 for Banks, making him only the 11th player to join that club at the time – and only the second African American to do so, along with "The Say Hey Kid" Willie Mays.
Banks was also the first to join the home run club as a Cub, and is still one of only four former Cubs in the 500 home run club along with Sammy Sosa, Jimmie Foxx and Rafael Palmeiro.
"Without (Banks), the Cubs would finish in Albuquerque," said Jimmie *****, the manager of the White Sox from 1934-46.
Banks and the Cubs never reached the postseason during his 19 big league seasons. In 1965, the year of his historic 400th homer, the Cubs finished in eighth out of 10 in the NL with a .444 winning percentage.
But Banks certainly did his part to bring a pennant to Chicago. He is still No. 1 all-time in franchise history in games played (2,528), total bases (4,706) and extra base hits (1,009).
Banks was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1977 in his first year eligible.
Thomas Lawrence was the 2009 publications intern at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.


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NO one in the world can order others where to live or work; maybe in Nazi countries; No one in the world can invade ohters' country because their religion is different from theirs; if you do that, then those people start to immigrate to where they won't be killed due to their religion as in African countries and ME countries; in those countries no one has so far invited the others to exploit their country and leave nothing for them; therfore those people will not ask the others where to immigrate and live!
I know that Muslims reserve themselves the right to live anywhere they want but deny that same right to Westerners in practice. Do we want such selfish people as neighbours? Don't think so.
you mean as in this:
or like this:
it seems you just talk without clue...
You said: "NO one in the world can order others where to live or work"
European states can make laws on immigration … they can set finite numbers … they can in short … determine the type … the makeup … the background of the immigrants they want to settle their states. They don't need to offer them citizenship either … they could … like Germany did in the 1960's offer them employment but NOT citizenship.
you did misunderstand my words, please re-read it and the previous comment by some commentator...
you mean as in this:
or like this:
it seems you just talk without clue...
Just like in Saudi Arabia where no churches can be built.
If those immigrants do not like the way they are treated, let them go back to their muslin countries.
I'm sure Islam is the best and only true religion in the world and that every word in the Koran is coming directly from you know who. But isn't it strange that you can only build up countries where you want to flee from instead of building countries where you want to live in? No matter how much you try to throw sand in our eyes while you're explaining how good your Koran is, Europe does not need your religion and does not need any of you. A tree is recognized by the fruit it bears and the fruit of Islam is so horrid that you all are trying to run away from it yourselves. From now on instead of fleeing to Europe away from your fantastic religion and your fellow Muslims, please go and run to China. I'm certain they will welcome you with open arms. Islam can never be blamed ever!
You said: "… China. I'm certain they will welcome you with open arms."
There are Muslims in China … they are called Uighurs … Muslims who have lived in China for centuries … however, they are causing problems for the state
See: http://www.vancouversun.com/news/China+says+seven+killed+Xinjiang+wanted...
They made the news TODAY … there were riots a couple of years back as well in the Chinese Province of Xinjiang … a real 'old school' affair with clubs … machetes … and lots of dead people!
It is not wrong to say … that wherever Muslims mix with the 'OTHER' … there will be clashes … as in …
i read some comments after the article, and start to think why this article is written... to give some courage to some 'muslims' to try to study it with more western style like in south park series... or to give some ''commentators'' here the chance to insult the Kur'an and muslims( thanks to the economist to let them do so under the cover of freedom of speech)
The one thing you( the writer of this article and some in europe and usa) will never understand is that the Kur'an is not a book written by a human or human mentality; Some people like the writer of this article think the Kur'an is just a book not more; however, nearly 2 b. people do not think so; so just accept this fact and move on!
This is complete nonsense article. Go to any country in the world today and you will find people that've memorised the Quran letter by letter in exactly the same way. Uthman merely standardised the different dialects of Arabic.
So what? What does this prove? That the recitation was perfect? Did you ever hear of broken telephone? Did you ever try and play that game?
BTW … Jews practiced the same … that is, through Oral transmission … except it became too important and too difficult to keep pure … therefore it was then … written. The Oral Law of the Jews comparable to the Hadith … look it up … again the Muslims 'borrowed' from the Jews.
Abraham was the source … as someone from the desert … his culture resembled/resembles his place and time … we do not need to behave like we're still in the desert … we need to behave like Modern Man … we might use the 'truths' of universal understanding emanating from the Torah or the Koran … these would be useful … but Muslims have taken the idea of M. being perfect in the wrong direction. Abraham was considered perfect but no Jew is going to act like him or hold himself up as 'perfect'. What we as human beings must do is be tolerant of ALL mankind. This is from the lips of Hillel a 1st Century Rabbi in Israel (a contemporary of Jesus) who when asked to sum up the entire Torah concisely, he answered: "That which is hateful to you, do not do to your fellow. That is the whole Torah; the rest is the explanation; go and learn."
Muslims would do well to remember that verse.
Wel written, and a pleasure to read, as always.
Islam is not a social religion, Islam is individual religion. Anindvid is only responsible for himself (herself). What we see in recent times is not Islam, it is something like a game of satanists who try to use Islam and make it social, political mean for themselves.
Islam is not tool for West, it is just sum of rules for everyone who think that he has been created by GOD.
Yea, in modern world Islam principles are very problem for those who try to earn money through unfair ways.
But those principle are same for Christians and Jews also.
It means that This conflict is a conflict between Atheists and Theists, Bads and Goods, Evils and Angels, Hell and Heaven inhabitants.
Since the Quran and the Bible mentioned Jesus, and have the same prophets, does that mean that
Christan God = Allah ?
Christian God = Allah of muslims = God of Jews.
Christinity/Jewish started from offspring of Prophet Ishaq and Islam came from offspring of Prophet Ismael. Ismael and Ishaq were son of Prophet Abraham. So basis of these three religion is same but Islam is in purest form given 1)- No amendments in Quran, 2)- Last holy book and last prophet to seal prophecy, 3) Complete religion covering all aspects of life
"Since the Quran and the Bible mentioned Jesus, and have the same prophets, does that mean that"
Correct. The Quran acknowledge Jesus and all Judeo-Christian prophets preceding him as as 'earlier prophets', and their followers as 'people of the book'.
Quran itself is the words of archangel Gabriel spoken through Muhammad.
whatever! you people cant change a letter in the Quran the way your bible & torah was changed. Now you have more than 100 types of bibles thats why the current chriatianity is fake.
Both Islam and Christianity have their share of crazy fundamentalists. Both have texts which shouldn't be interpreted literally in modern times. The difference is that the Islamic fundamentalists are dangerous and can bomb you, whereas the Christian ones don't have that ability (yet).
I personally see all organised religions (i.e. with structures, institutions and leaders) as nothing more than elaborate cults and scams. More advanced and older versions of Scientology if you wish.
but the difference is that scientology (and mormonism) can be factually disapproved
Christian scripture is the New Testament. What part of the Gospels shouldn't be interpreted literally in modern times? Turn the other cheek? Do unto others as you would have them do unto you? ???
"The difference is that the Islamic fundamentalists are dangerous and can bomb you, whereas the Christian ones don't have that ability (yet)."
What about Branch Davidians and Timothy McVeigh?
What about the Spanish Inquisition (c)?
Uhm, Anjin-San, your point is pretty lame. McVeigh didn't kill in the name of Christianity. Davidians? Seriously? Come on, you can do better than that. And Spanish inquisition? I am surprised you didn't bring up the crusades as the muslims and their appeasers always do. Maybe you didn't realize they both happened hundreds of years ago. I am not aware of one single recent murder in the name of Christianity. Zilch. So how many people were killed in the name of islam? Just last month? Or last week? Can you even tell or did you lose count? There you go. And have you ever compared Jesus the mohammed (shame be upon him)? How many people did mohammed enslave, murder, abuse, rape and torture? What about Jesus who gave his life for mankind, including people like you?
Please stop your desperate attempts to whitewash islam because it won't work and islam is what it always was: a backward, intolerant, racist, violent ideology. Period.
My point is, that Branch Davidians were FOILED, but they nevertheless ATTEMPTED the same thing as the Jihadists. Timothy McVeigh came too late to join the cult, so decided to avenge it instead.
"I am not aware of one single recent murder in the name of Christianity. Zilch."
The point about the Spanish Inquisition is, that Christianity HAS BEEN used as justification of terror BY THE STATE, instead of against it. So, counting murder BY CHRISTIAN STATES, IN THE NAME OF GOD, I would count upwards of at least a MILLION in Latin America, and about the same in the Crusades. Also, most vicious murders by Christians happened between themselves (Catholics vs. others), from the 30 years war down to the IRA.
Oh, I am NOT trying to whitewash Islam, merely to remind that Christians are as dark as Darth Vadar on the issue of murder in the name of God...
You missed the word RECENT in "I am not aware of one single RECENT murder in the name of Christianity. Zilch."
And regarding the IRA: this is about Northern Ireland being occupied by the Brits which happen to be Protestants. This is about occupation, not religion.
It's pretty telling you have to come up with stuff that happened hundreds of years ago in order to find something. It would be interesting to know why you're trying so hard to prove islam isn't any worse than other religions. We all know that's not the case.
Maybe you should look up the Hindu wars and check how many Hindus were massacred by muslims: hundreds of thousands. Or maybe you should also ask yourself what happened to all the Christians and Jews in the muslim world. There were large populations hundred years ago, now they're mostly gone. How come? And how come we unfortunately have more and more muslims in Christian countries? Is it because we let them be while muslims kill or force non-muslims to convert? Is this the kind of religion you feel is worthy of protection? I definitely don't. There's nothing good about islam.
Those are inaccurate statements and do not contribute to better relations between nations and people. True that there are extreme elements within Islam whose actions leave most of us wondering what kind of god do they believe in and what kind of religion approves of such a behavior. But such elements also exist in other religions as well. Nonetheless, we cannot ignore the fact that Islam, since it birth, has been subject to attack and criticism and its people and their countries have been subject to invasion by foreign powers. We cannot forget 400 years of crusades, and the subsequent occupation by European power to their lands, and the recent invasion by the American military of their region.
The USA virtually occupies the entire Middle East in the name of freedom, democracy. We cannot separate politics, economic and strategic interest, greed, oil and imperialistic ambitions from the turmoil that is befalling the region. We were there before September 11. Those who are old enough and those who read enough know very well that the rise of Islamic fundamentalism is a recent phenomenon that was born out of the atrocities committed by foreign invaders and in response to the sense of helplessness that the adherent of the faith and the people of the region experience everyday of their miserable lives. We cannot ignore the fact that most of those countries are poor because of dictators that we either appointed or sanctioned, and their population suffers from illiteracy and ignorance, which opens the door wide for radical and equally ignorant clergy to preach backward and hateful messages.
Economic prosperity, education and the promise of a better future are essential to moderation, modernization and to better relations between nations. No one is born with a single hope of blowing himself up to meet his maker for it is against the religion and any religion for that matter. To kill yourself and others is most often the product of desperation and total lack of hope in the future and in the attainment of justice. When you lack hope, when you lack security, when your country or people are constantly under attack or the threat of attack by a foreign power, when your faith is insulted and demeaned, when your feelings and sensibilities are discarded, when it rains more bombs over your land and homes than water, when your life and future are dictated by others, it provides the extremists with the excuses they need to recruit others or to transform others into their likeness, and when we dehumanize Moslems to justify their killing it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
America needs an enemy to justify its actions and to achieve its imperialistic ambitions. First it was communism and the cold war, and after the fall of Soviet Union a new enemy in the form of Islam was invented and Iran is a fine example of how the USA creates its own enemies an sadly the majority of western people behave and act toward Moslems in accordance with the newspapers headlines and the hateful speeches by some leaders – fanaticism of all sorts, extremism, and the rejection of those who differ from us is not limited to some Moslems. Islam has been in existence for almost 1,500 years. Doesn't anyone wonder why all of the sudden (over the last 30 years) it became the single threat to humanity – why? Is there any connection between Western policies and actions in those regions and the rise of Islamic extremism? Is this question worth exploring? How many military bases do Moslem nations have in Europe, in the Pacific of the Atlantic Oceans, or anywhere for that matter?
Many murders have been committed inthe name of Christianity beginning with the Crusades to the Iraw and afghani wars. How many soldiers did we see carrying a bible, and wearing a helmet that read born to kill? And how many thsousands fo soldiers volunteered to go and fight moslems simply because they are moslems and simply because the invading armies were christinas. Also let us not forget about Tim Mcveigh and the man who recently killed more than 100 people in Norway - those are not examples of Moslem killers but Christian fundamentalist and there are many more examples. Generalizing about how 1.7 billion people live from day to day based on what you hear on Fox news, or read in some paper, or based on pre-conceived notions that feed themselves from the actions of the few misguided souls is as wrong as the act that we criticize.
There is some truth in what you say. However, if you look at the states around the globe that are dominated by Islam, the more radical, the poorer and more oppressed are the people. Coincidence? I don't think so. Where in the Islamic world are woman accorded the same freedoms as in western cultures? Islam sidelines half their population because their men can't control themselves. Women have to cover up from head to toe so as not to "arouse" the men - self-control isn't part of the bargain. Makes me laugh out loud.
OK, let's assume only a very small minority of Muslims are the violent radicals that attack other Muslims, Christians, Jews, etc., If they are such a minority and if the rest of Islam doesn't agree with them...why isn't there a worldwide uprising to take back the religion? After all there's much carnage being done in the name of Islam, right?
As I mentioned in a previous post, what we are seeing today in some Islamic countries, is a recent phenomenon. Even Afganistan was not the same country 30 years ago. Egypt inthe 50's was a model for Arab countries in modernity and in its hollywood style movies. Egyptian women obtained the right to vote before women in the USA did. I respectfully state that you got the order backward. It is poverity, operssion, deprivation, and a lack of hope in a better future that leads to radicalism. People become violent when they feel opressed or when they are constantly subjected to injusticies from within or from the outside.
As to the treatment of women, again the rise of extremism is not limited to Islam. We have all been reading about what is happening in Israel. Extremisim is bad in any way, shape or form no doubt and they way women are treated today is completely against Islam. The prophet used to work for his wife Khadijah who was a successful business owner, and his second wife Aisha led armies and fought wars.
As to why there is no world wide uprising, again we are talking about poor, backward and miserable societies whose main goal is finding food for their family and second, to live in peace and security. Uprising requires organizing and we can't expect the blind to lead the blind. First we need to improve their living conditions, give them eductation, give them work opportunities, and give them a reason to live rather than an excuse to die. Also, let us not forget that the majority of moslem people do not have access to the same media and information that we have and as such they are not aware of most of what goes on around the globe and in some countries they only read and hear what their corrupt dicataors want them to know. If we spent a fractio nof what we spent on the wars on building schools, roads and hospitals moslem countries and the world would be a better place. Please no mentionting of sadui arabia and why they don't spend their wealth ontheir brehterns - they are not bretherns and they are a primary source of extremism, and most of the negativisim that surrounds Islam no t tomention that they are our puppet regime.
Women may have gotten the right to vote first in Egypt, but here we are now. How do the women of Islam's rights bear up now? Where has the advances been made? How has Islam helped counter the backward, destructive cultures in which it seems to flourish? You can blame colonial powers only for so much - like Obama continues to blame Bush for all his failings...after awhile it gets too thin to swallow, again.
We have many blemishes on our record and we continue to stain our Declaration of Independence and Constitution by allowing corporate interest to rule the government. However, the USA has done more good around the world than any other nation could come close to. I guess that's the difference between the government and the people.
Egyptian women obtained the right to vote before women in the USA did.
And what year was that ?
I don't think Wiseman56 knows what he's talking about. The 1st paragraph is already total BS. There's not extreme elements in islam, islam as a total is extreme. Your islam-appeasement and whitewashing don't work, muslim. You mention crusades, but intentionally don't mention the various muslim invasions of eastern Europe, Spain, France, the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of Hindus in the Hindu wars, the Armenian genocides, the genocide against the Jews on the Arabian peninsula by mohammed himself etc. Also, you don't mention how islam spread to far away places like Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia etc: by the sword. You know that wasn't spread in a peaceful way, so why not say it? Please spare us with your TAQQIA. You blame the miserable lives of many muslims on the West and dictators, yet you don't mention that many countries once occupied by us, such as India, are nevertheless doing great. But if you look across India's border, you will see that the Pakistanis live in the dark middle ages. The only difference: islam. You also don't mention that ALL of these muslim countries would not have electricity, drugs, computers or even running water without the West. So would you be happier if we just let them rot in their medieval hell holes? Seriously? I am sure you'd say that wouldn't be fair either, yet it's people like you who keep complaining about us meddling in their affairs. You people don't make sense, probably because you have no point. All you do is waste the time of reasonable people with your smoke screens.
It is really amazing that you even seem to have a problem with the US taking on the communists. Would you rather have a communist Europe and Asia? If yes, that's because you probably are one.
And no, McVeigh and Breivik were NOT fundamental Christians. They didn't kill in the name of Christianity, the latter said so himself. Just because a bad person is a Christian doesn't mean he did it in the name of Christianity. Christianity is peaceful, islam is not. Compare Jesus to mohammed: Jesus preached peace, love, forgiveness and tolerance. Mohammed murdered, lied, raped, killed, tortured, enslaved and abused. Is that seriously your role model? I pity you. Why not take Charles Mansion as a role model? He's not much different from your so called prophet. He was an anti-semite, rapist, murderer and liar as well. I don't see the difference. Also, Hitler was a great admirer of Islam, he even asked the grand mufti of Jerusalem al-Husseini to help him annihilate the Jews in the middle east. Also, there were several muslim SS regiments in Bosnia. And Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' is still a bestseller in the middle east. How come you never mention these facts? Is it because you don't know them (which would mean you should rather go educate yourself instead of posting half truths here), is it because you don't want people to know, or is it because you don't want these facts to ruin the little phantasy world you live in? Either way, it's called taqqia.
Or is it because anti-semitism is an integral part of islam? When you look at the islamic prophecies of the end of the days, what you will find are depictions of a global conflict caused by the Jews who spread corruption on Earth until the point that Christian and muslism will fight them in a Holy War in which the Mahdi will lead the muslims, until Jesus comes back and leads both the muslims and the Christian into the final Jihad against the Jews.
In a series of well know hadiths, Muhammad foretells that on the final days Jews will hide behind stones and trees but the stone and the tree will speak and shout "Oh Muslim, a Jew is hidying behind me!" and the Muslim will go and kill the Jews".
Why don't you tell us there won't be peace between muslims and Jews since the muslims have the expectations of a final war against the conspiring Jews? These prophecies are PRESCRIPTIVE texts, rather that descriptive — because they shape the future by shaping the expectations the muslims have, and the muslims would never disappoint their Prophet, isn't it? You anti-semitism has got nothing to do with Israel, but everything with islam.
And since you had to bring it up: no, I don't watch Fox News, I am a liberal who values freedom and liberty. Which is why am against totalitarian, racist, backward and violent ideologies like islam, an ideology based on the assumption that the koran is god's word which it is not. Why else would it be full of mistakes? The koran states mountains were built to prevent earthquakes, that semen come from behind the kidneys, that the earth is flat and the sun rotates around it. Is that all your god got? WRONG and not very impressive, I have to say. A 1st grader could do better than that.
And BTW, it's not 1.7 billion muslims, it's 1.2-1.5 billion. And guess what, various projections show that muslims will never outnumber the 1.9-2.1 billion people practicing Christianity. Bummer.
long and stupid letter. here yourself "just bcos a bad person is a christian doesnt mean he did it in the name of christianity" but when a bad thing is done by a muslim it is in the name of islam. you are a very sensible person indeed.
"Where in the Islamic world are woman accorded the same freedoms as in western cultures?"
In Malaysia. There is no compulsion as to how women should dress. Dress according to the occasion or the post that one holds. They can hold any job if they are qualified.
What is most telling as to the state of women freedom is the academic achievement. For many years past, ladies had outperformed gents in the public exams. Many more ladies gained admission into Universities. Even in engineering they are catching up with the males.
Having said that, I am not saying that Malaysia is without its problems. But then problems are everywhere, even in the developed world such as Europe and USA.
Well, that's good to hear and with such a large population that improves the lives for a lot of women.
Perhaps they can become a model and leader for the other 50 or so predominately Muslim states around the globe.
Why a third of the world is enthrall to the imagiation of a recorded pedophile shows the deficit in the scientific rationalist agenda.
Whay do western nations kowtow to brutal oil rich despots who ban churches burn christians.
Close all the Mosques and reopen as one church is opened in Saudi Arabia as Christians humanist Buddhists Jews and Hindus are allowed to practice and convert in Al Koweit Bahrain Bahis in Iran and akistan,the sooner Submission is crushed the better for humanity.
Yes I have lived in Saudi and been to Iran etc and witnessed their bestial treatment of women animals and infidels
Compare the 10 commandments by Muhammad to the 10 commandments by Bible: what is the original, what is the hoax? Do you think Good really allowed mans to kill wives and daughters?
"moderate islam" in England: 3000 "honor" killing in 2010!
Bull**** article. The Economist should fire this writer.
Please do not miss one important point: the memorization of the Qur'an. The revealed verses were written and memorized from the beginning by the companions of the Prophet. Today there are millions of 'hafiz' in the Islamic world. A 'hafiz' is someone who memorized the entire Qur'an from the first verse to the last. And they are not just Arab Muslims. They are from many nations.
But the most important point which is missed out by many people is that the Qur'an presents strong proofs for the belief. (god, hereafter, prophethood etc.) That is why those proofs are not discussed openly in the academia and media.
By the way, happy new year to all readers :)
what type of people are these who kill people , stone girls in name of god ?
"slay the unbeliever wherever you find him"
it seems like that I should be killed..........
"But when it comes to parsing holy writ, there is one big difference between Islam and most other text-based faiths. Barring a brief interlude in the ninth and tenth centuries, and a few modern liberals, Muslims have mostly believed that the Koran is distinct from every other communication. As God's final revelation to man, it belongs not to earthly, created things but to an eternal realm. That is a bigger claim than other faiths usually make for their holy writings."
Huh? You mean the Judeo-Christian bible isn't really the "word of God"?
"Huh? You mean the Judeo-Christian bible isn't really the "word of God"?"
Fifthman.....Well, the answer is both yes and no.
First let me answer "no" because we, as muslims, believe in all holy books including Bible, Torah. We can not be muslim till we accept all prophets (including Joseph, Moses) as prophets of Allah and also believe in their books. Now to answer "yes", earlier holy books have lost their original form. For example, bible has more than one version and interpretations. The true identity of bible can still be found through some verses which are same as in Quran. For Quran, I have not seen or heard of second version of Quran in my current life or read/heard from others about second version anywhere. By the way Quran itself has challenged that if this book was written by human, you would have found many inconsistencies! To take this further, you can do research on Quran and confirm this challenge ?
Lord, free us from religion.
Muslims and the Koran. Having the Koran in my library it's a third thinner than the Bible, has around 25500 word as to the Bible's 790,930 (all version dependent). The Koran is difficult to read made more for preaching and open to interpretation. If Professor Muhammad Abdel Haleem translation is a Martin Luther Bible remains in the prospective of others. Such work could help the understanding of a very difficult and influential book.
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A proposed "Kansas Castle" might be added to the downtown Hays skyline in 2015 and figuratively fly a red-squared flag at 1108 Main.
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A proposed "Kansas Castle" might be added to the downtown Hays skyline in 2015 and figuratively fly a red-squared flag at 1108 Main.
Hays City Proper, a hotel, is designed to be reminiscent of grain elevators, which have been called the castles of the Sunflower State. The facility would replace the former Hays State Bank, said Chuck Comeau, president of Liberty Group Inc.
Although its brick and mortar would be new, Hays City Proper is a testament to the legacy of the community, Comeau said.
The hotel draws its name from an old map of Hays, said Kelli Hansen, project manager for Liberty Group Inc. A red box on the map designated the heart of Hays, and both the colored square and the area's name will be used to identify the business.
The 67-room hotel will have a lounge and cafe and is adjacent to Strand Theatre, a 6,000-square-foot events center. Separate lofts in other Liberty buildings along Main are among the rooms guests can reserve.
The Blue Light Lady Lounge is the namesake of an iconic character from Hays lore.
The nickname refers to Elizabeth Polly, a nurse who died of cholera in 1867 after treating sick soldiers. Polly is buried on Sentinel Hill southwest of Historic Fort Hays, and stories of her ghost appearing have been rumored for almost a century.
The story is famous among the Fort Hays State University community, and many have sought to see her apparition, Comeau said.
"The lounge will be mystic and legendary in its own right," he said. "The perfect place to unwind after a day of travel for visitors or a gathering place for locals to relax over drinks and reminisce about their college days at FHSU."
Mulroy Cafe borrows its name from the historic Mulroy Hotel. Built in 1889, it used to stand at 1108 Main.
"The Mulroy Cafe will be an innovative approach to breakfast and lunch," Comeau said. "The chef-inspired menu will present a culinary experience in a relaxed setting -- the 'Proper' way to start your day."
Hansen said the events center in Strand Theatre comfortably can hold approximately 350 people in a banquet setting, but it will focus on "intimate" gatherings on a smaller scale. The facility's uses could include business meetings and FHSU alumni staying in the lofts during homecoming week to watch the parade from the windows.
The venture pays homage to the area's rich culture.
"Hays' heritage is such a great story, and people love to learn about it or reminisce to those times," Hansen said. "We like to keep the history of downtown Hays alive and well in many of our projects."
The cost of renovating and retrofitting the former bank building to suit a hotel was not feasible, Hansen said. Negotiations for providing parking are underway.
Comeau said the boutique hotel and events center could challenge perceptions of northwest Kansas.
"We assembled a design team that share our passion for design, and together we created a building with regional materials that are tactile and modern, environmentally responsible, authentic and artful," he said. "Each component of the project from the design, the name and branding to the cafe and lounge concepts, all bring together Hays' history and heritage and are geared to make a statement about the Hays community on a regional and national level."
Comeau aims to have the hotel's average cost for a night range from $129 to $139.
The potential new Hays convention center located north of I-70 does not clash with his plan. Comeau likened the possibility of two event facilities to the restaurant districts that arise because customers flock to popular dining areas.
He plans to share his idea with the Hays City Commission and seek such incentives as rebates on future property taxes, sales-tax exemptions for construction materials and a rebate on the transient guest tax.
Hansen said the visit to the commission is not scheduled yet because the hotel's feasibility study is underway until mid-May. The market study's site visit and information gathering phase is complete, and it will take six to eight weeks for the financial analysis and formal written report.
With incentives, the project has a cost/benefit ratio of $2.41 through 10 years. The dollar figure means for every dollar invested, $2.41 would return to the community through job creation, guests stays, construction and other aspects of the project. The analysis was done by the Ellis County Coalition for Economic Development and a Wichita State University group.
In general, if the ratio is greater than 1, the project is considered "economically advantageous," Hansen said.
The construction, set to begin after the bank building is demolished at the end of the year, would create 143 jobs. The hotel will create several full-time jobs and multiple part-time jobs with a $3.8 million payroll in a 10-year period.
The project would be the latest step in the downtown's revitalization.
From 2001 to 2013, approximately $8.2 million privately was invested in downtown as 38 net new businesses were established, according to numbers from the Downtown Hays Development Corp. Sales tax collections from the downtown business district increased from $359,680 in 2001 to $1.28 million in 2013, according to data from the city. The figure is approximately 9 percent of the city's total sales tax collections.
Sandy Jacobs, former president of DHDC and current board member, said the need for a downtown hotel was identified in the city's 20-year comprehensive plan several years ago. The proximity to FHSU and the attractions make a downtown hotel an attractive proposition, she said.
"I think it would truly make it a destination point," Jacobs said about the downtown region.
The hotel would not compete with a possible convention center because they would have different appeal and complement each other, she said.


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Cody Morris, PEORIA, ARIZONA (3-24-2012) - Delayed a week due to inclement weather, the 2012 ASCS Canyon Region campaign fired into action Saturday night at Peoria, Arizona's Canyon Speedway Park for round 1 of 24 scheduled events, with approximately half of those held at CSP confines.
Two-time ASCS Canyon Region champion (2009,2010) Charles Davis Jr. led all 30 laps in the main event to take an early edge in the seemingly perennially battle with reigning three-time Canyon Region Champion (2007,2008,2011) Jeremy Sherman.
While Davis wired the field, the final lap proved the toughest, as a slight bobble would bring Phoenix native RJ Johnson alongside for a photo finish, but Johnson would fall about 3 feet short and settle for runner up honors with Sherman advancing from his outside 3rd row starting spot to nab the show position.
Peoria's hometown favorite Josh Pelkey crossed the finish line with Hard Charger honors, improving 7 spots from his 11th place starting spot, with Phoenix native Bruce St. James rounding out the top 5 running order.
RJ Johnson, Dalten Gabbard, and Jeremy Sherman took heat race victories over the 24 car field, with Thomas Ogle taking a winner's transfer in the 12 lap B Feature.
The ASCS Canyon Region continues the 2012 campaign on Saturday, April 24th at Apache Junction's Arizona Speedway-ET Motopark.
ASCS Canyon Region Race 1 of 24
3/24/2012 at Canyon Speedway Park
A Feature (30 Laps): 1. 50-Charles Davis Jr[2]; 2. 51-R.J. Johnson[5]; 3. 21-Jeremy Sherman[6]; 4. 44-Josh Pelkey[11]; 5. 7k-Bruce St. James[3]; 6. 77-Dalten Gabbard[7]; 7. 16-Mike Martin[10]; 8. 19-Andy Reinbold[12]; 9. XXX-Zach Sawyers[4]; 10. 27N-Nick Aiuto[14]; 11. 48-Thomas Ogle[15]; 12. 9-Ryan Linder[8]; 13. 97-Chris Bonneau[13]; 14. 32B-Brian Hosford[17]; 15. 99-James Aragon[20]; 16. 5x-Jody Wirth[9]; 17. X-Mike Bonneau[18]; 18. 6JT-Michael Curtis[16]; 19. 53-Tom Lee[19]; 20. 17-Mike Colegrove[1] Lap Leaders: Charles Davis Jr. 1-30
B Feature (12 Laps): 1. 48-Thomas Ogle[1]; 2. X-Mike Bonneau[3]; 3. 32B-Brian Hosford[2]; 4. 99-James Aragon[5]; 5. 22-Mike Rux Jr[4]; 6. 93-Justin Quinn[6]; 7. 16A-Mike Visser[7]; DNS 9az-Matt Lundy
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 51-R.J. Johnson; 2. 50-Charles Davis Jr; 3. 16-Mike Martin; 4. 19-Andy Reinbold; 5. 6JT-Michael Curtis; 6. 97-Chris Bonneau; 7. 16A-Mike Visser; 8. 93-Justin Quinn
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 77-Dalten Gabbard; 2. 9-Ryan Linder; 3. XXX-Zach Sawyers; 4. 27N-Nick Aiuto; 5. 44-Josh Pelkey; 6. 48-Thomas Ogle; 7. 22-Mike Rux Jr; 8. 99-James Aragon
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 21-Jeremy Sherman; 2. 7k-Bruce St. James; 3. 17-Mike Colegrove; 4. 5x-Jody Wirth; 5. 53-Tom Lee; 6. 32B-Brian Hosford; 7. X-Mike Bonneau; DNS 9az-Matt Lundy
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From the American Specator's "Prowler":
According to at least three sources, one inside the Kerry campaign, and two outside of it, but with ties to senior Kerry advisers, some of the "early polling numbers" were in fact direct reports from Kerry campaign or Democratic Party operatives on the ground in such critical states as Pennsylvania, Ohio, North Carolina, Virginia, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, and Wisconsin. According to a Washington lobbyist with knowledge of the numbers, the numbers were packaged together so as to appear to be exit poll results. They were then scrubbed through several sources to land in the lap of sympathetic bloggers who these operatives believed would put the numbers up with little question.
Some of the numbers claimed to be exit polling data that showed Kerry with a 8-1 voter ratio. As soon as the numbers hit the Internet, panic set in.
From VodkaPundit, posted the morning of election day, before any of the "exit numbers" were publicized:
Who'll be the first to leak exit polling numbers from, say, Ohio or Pennsylvania?
More interestingly, who'll be spun with phony exit polling intended to suppress or boost the vote in one state or another?
Advantage… me!
25 Comments, 25 Threads
1. Mr. Bingley
dnc shenanigans/stupidity aside, the problems with these polls is that the early voters are going to be the angry/motivated ones, and those are also the ones more likely to answer a poll, and it only takes a few of them to skew the 'scientific' poll. i think there were a lot of first-time bush voters who would either not answer the poll questions or who would fudge their answers if they did so.
November 4, 2004 - 7:08 am Link to this Comment -
2. Nick
Does the DNC not remember what happened in Florida during the 2000 election? Let's recap.
Before the pan handle polls closed (because they're in a different time zone), many networks called the State for Bush. Many people have said that one of the reasons Florida was so close in 2000 was because voters went home in the pan handle thinking the state was already won.
So why would Kerry want to leak data making it look like battle ground states were won? Wouldn't they be scaring off their own voters who didn't want to stand in insanely long lines for nothing? Could that have pulled in more Bush voters who didn't want to see 4 years of Kerry?
Could that have been the stupidest decision of the election? That is if it's at all true.
November 4, 2004 - 7:19 am Link to this Comment -
3. denise
The moonbats think the exit polls were accurate, but Karl Rove had the voting machines rigged so that Bush would win regardless of what the voters actually did.
November 4, 2004 - 7:23 am Link to this Comment -
Exit Polls, Uncovered
On Tuesday, while bogged down at work, I received an e-mail with the preliminary exit poll data. It didn't look good, but I didn't have time to digest it. No sooner had I received the exit poll data, I received e-mail indicating that there problems wit…
November 4, 2004 - 7:34 am Link to this Comment -
what you mentioned, the networks calling the vote for BUSH before the polls closed, is one of the WORST rumors to come from MM, MSM and the like… when did they REALLY call it for bush?
here are some figures for those interested, straight from CBS news's 2000 election files*:
NBC called GORE @ 7:49:40 pm EST
CBS called GORE @ 7:50:11 pm EST
FOX called GORE @ 7:52:00 pm EST
ABC called GORE @ 8:02:00 pm ESTomg, FOX?
it wasn't until MUCH later that the REVERSAL happened and they called FLORIDA for BUSH… and they all did it at about the same time… (~2:15ish am EST) 4 HOURS LATER!!!
now, if they want to argue that the MSM made projections earlier that influenced the POLLS, i'd love to see the INFO on that, but really, at the "closing" of the polls we heard, GORE, GORE, GORE, and GORE… and he STILL LOST FLORIDA!
i love this nasty rumor that just won't DIE!!!
November 4, 2004 - 8:13 am Link to this Comment -
7. bkw
I'd argue it's another misstep by the now defunct Kerry campaign apparatus.
I also suspect the Kerry campaign played a part in the NYT running the al-Qaqaa a week early — Kerry wanted to run attack ads on Bush and wanted a week to do it, and pressured the NYT to launch early (the NYT said the story wouldn't hold — the story was 18 months old — what pressure, from where?).
Just another blunder by the (more) inept political machine, imo.
November 4, 2004 - 8:35 am Link to this Comment -
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Here's some lunchtime reading material The Monk printed out at work, and which should be interesting for you regarding the impact and importance of the Bush victory.
November 4, 2004 - 8:47 am Link to this Comment -
9. Jason
Ah Yes! Exit Polls. Weren't these the genesis of Gore's 500,000 popular vote margin in 2000? That's certainly been my belief for the past 4 years as we have endlessly endured the "select versus elect" nonsense; most notably from Europe.
The Dems set that one up to head off the then CW of "Gore wins Electoral College loses Popular Vote" scenario i.e let's make sure he get's the Popular Vote plus mandate too …and it bombed big time as their first assumption was already trumped.
They were however stubborn donkeys and we got blindsided on the National Vote. Panhandle Pete and lots of others west of his time zone didn't vote once the Exit Poll driven "Call for Gore" worked it's magic via CNN/CBS/ABC et al. I've never seen a numeric estimate of the impact of that dynamic at the National level as all the attention was on Florida. Let me suggest however that Bush probably had a nascent 1 to 2 million lead screwed by that very successful tactic.
The MSM were at the time the couriers and maybe we should give them some kudos this time around for not being gullible (NB that doesn't exclude "willing") again. F***wit Wonkette and her ilk played the dummies this time round and inadvertently moved the Dow in the process …where is Eliot Spitzer, he has to be focused on that one.
The Dem problem is they are Rove wannabees but don't quite have the intellect of the Machiavelian Maestro. He had both ends covered this time so KR let's "exponentiate in twodouble0eight"
November 4, 2004 - 9:04 am Link to this Comment -
10. Howard
What I want to know is who made a killing on Tradesports? Those exit polls couldn't have done a better job of crashing the Bush contracts. They were running at around 25 at 5 PM. Someone had to've cleaned up.
November 4, 2004 - 9:13 am Link to this Comment -
11. Kathleen A
My only question is – without the Kerry campaign – what will the NY Times and CBS do with their time now? I don't know anyone who answered the TRUTH at an exit poll and why should they? They had moonbats from moveon.org sitting in earshot and their answers. I would have said Kerry TOO!
November 4, 2004 - 9:17 am Link to this Comment -
12. jay
Again, the MSM went into its bag of old tricks and again it didn't work. Exit polls have been used for years to call Democratic states long before Republican states (even when both are equal in percentages) to deter voting in Mountain and Pacific Time Zones. This time, though, the blogosphere and talk radio fired up their readers and voters to go out and vote after these "polls" were revealed.
The old Democratic playhouse has been torn down. The party had better focus its message and put forward issues that appeal to voters rather than rely on propaganda and deception if it wants to survive.
November 4, 2004 - 9:34 am Link to this Comment -
13. Kathleen A
I was watching when they called New Jersey for Kerry at 7:57 PM – before our polls even closed. Bush lost by 7 in NJ. Bush was UP in Florida all night – even when 99% of the precincts were reporting and they WOULD NOT call it for Bush. If they thought they were being 'unbiased' they were fooling themselves. My mother – who is NOT a partisan political operative – kept yelling at me WHY?? It's not fair!!! I told her it was simply underlining their bias against Bush. She was pissed.
November 4, 2004 - 9:58 am Link to this Comment -
14. Nick
More of a clarification as I really misspoke. Although never officially called until later – the networks had a policy of not releasing any data about a state until it's polls had closed. So they did start releasing exit poll data after the the polls closed in the main part of the state, but before polls had closed in the pan handle during the 2000 election.
November 4, 2004 - 10:24 am Link to this Comment -
15. Fred McAuliffe
Just another Clintonesque dirty trick. It may have won PA, WI, and MN for Kerry. Those states were very close in polling, and just a couple of percentage points made the difference.
Next election more voters will be warned about this particular deception, and will ignore the exit polls. Hopefully, before next election more anti-fraud laws will be passed, and the dems will find it harder to stuff the ballot box in close states.
November 4, 2004 - 12:11 pm Link to this Comment -
16. Carl
On Tuesday, I had the internet off all day, was busy, and made damn sure I wasn't going to find out what was going on until polls closed. I knew the dems and the MSM will try and pull one last dirty trick, had no idea what it would be this time, I expected something like the DUI from 2000, instead these phoney exit polls. It's clear these were cooked polls, with absolutely no validity or authority. I don't know why anybody took them seriously.
November 4, 2004 - 5:02 pm Link to this Comment -
17. Anthony
Howard -
I don't know if $162 is "a killing", but I profited that much on the election, starting with $250, and a brand-new account on Election Day.
I sold Kerry at 72.0 – I made about $57 on that one. I bought Bush at about 50, and made about $40 on that. I made money on Bush losing Wisconsin, and I made a few smaller trades which netted me smaller profits.
November 4, 2004 - 6:14 pm Link to this Comment -
18. Grub
"As soon as the numbers hit the Internet, panic set in."
I never panick'd… when I saw those numbers, I just remembered 2002… and 2000.. and what bullshit the exit polls had become. Then I went and played BF1942 for an hour, came back… and it was all fixed.
Susan Estrich's grating gloating voice did float into the room just as I was bombing the hell out of those pesky Nazis in my Corsair and ruined the moment, but later when I saw her she looked as if she had been gut-punched.
And I knew then that all was well.
November 4, 2004 - 9:31 pm Link to this Comment -
19. Greg D
I was willing to think it might have been a Kerry campaign "dirty trick", until I thought back on what I saw Election Night on Fox.
The Democrats believed those polls. They were happy and bouncy at teh Kerry campaign. Then the election results really started coming in, esp. Florida, where Bush was out-performing 2000. The Dems took it like a punch to the gut.
The polls may have been gamed, but if so, I don't think it was by the Kerry campaign.
November 5, 2004 - 1:31 am Link to this Comment -
20. Notes & Musings
Bad Exit Polls Rigged By Dems?
I'm So Shocked From the American Spectator: According to at least three sources, one inside the Kerry campaign, and two outside of it, but with ties to senior Kerry advisers, some of the "early polling numbers" were in fact direct…
November 5, 2004 - 5:26 am Link to this Comment -
21. McGehee
I decided that for the Republicans to be doing so well for Senate and House, while Bush was "losing," simply didn't make sense.
November 5, 2004 - 7:55 am Link to this Comment -
22. Brooks
The late Mayor Richard Daley who gave JFK Illinois in 1960 must be spinning in his crypt.
November 5, 2004 - 4:59 pm Link to this Comment -
23. Ryan
It turns out that the 'real' media was quick to turn around and blame their bad poll data on the bloggers. I did a little run down of how the MSM is pinning their screw up on us again. Too long to post here.
Political Tracker: Bloggers Demonized Because of Media Screw Up (Again)
November 5, 2004 - 5:53 pm Link to this Comment -
You silly man.
The exit polls were perfectly ACCURATE.
But Karl Rove— the evil guy!— PERSONALLY went around to each electronic voting machine and diddled the tiney little circuits to change the Gore—Oops!— I mean, the Kerry Votes to BUSH votes!
You should never ever doubt the honesty and veracity of the major news organizations that do those completely reliable exit polls, you naughty person.
November 5, 2004 - 10:37 pm Link to this Comment -
25. Mr. D
It seems odd to me that the Kerry campaign went to all this effort to spin the exit polls…and then called off the lawyers because they believed their own hype.
November 10, 2004 - 2:02 am Link to this Comment


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Posted at 6:21 PM on December 28, 2012
That's my reaction to this article
Do you guys really think Louis & Liam would let him get married now?? All the boys would have a fit. Taylor is a psycho who needs to be checked into a mental institute.
13 guys in the past 2 years??
Yeah you right, she's not a slut
Better way to put, she's a HOE.
BTW,This Article Is So Damn Fake
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Well, if they are still together in 1 year, maybe I will consider this as a remote possibility. With their tendancies for short romances, it would be a sure sign that they are serious if they moved past the 5-6 months mark. But with their busy schedules and the fans desperate to see them split, I wish them the best of luck, they will need it!
For now, I think this article is a rehash of a couple of things they suppositely said (those fake(?) insiders sure love talking…).
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Most of this stuff is just rehashed and screwed up from other "unnamed" sources, and we know how reliable those are. Why don't you actually report something new and real, and not just something someone else made up! It is no wonder that so many celebrity romances fail, because the media just cannot stay out of it.
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