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Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement, Unregistered Sale of E
On January 27, 2014, North American Oil & Gas Corp. (the "Company") executed the third tranche of the Agreement with Oel und Erdgazforshung AG, a Nevis Corporation (the "Investor"), relating to the sale and issuance of 854,701 shares of the Company's common stock, par value $0.001 per share (the "Common Stock"), for a purchase price of $200,000, and warrants (the "Warrants") to purchase an aggregate of 100,000 shares of Common Stock, at an exercise price of $0.30 per warrant.
The Warrants are exercisable immediately and expire January 27, 2017. The Warrants are exercisable, at the option of the holder, in whole or in part by delivering to the Company a duly executed exercise notice accompanied by payment in full for the number of shares of Common Stock purchased upon such exercise. The exercise price and the number of shares of Common Stock purchasable upon the exercise of each Warrant are subject to adjustment in the event of stock dividends, distributions, splits, and reclassifications.
The foregoing descriptions of the Agreement, the Offering and the warrants do not purport to be complete and are qualified in their entirety by the documents, which are attached as Exhibits 10.1 and 4.1, to this Current Report on Form 8-K and incorporated herein by reference.
The information contained in Item 1.01 of this Current Report on Form 8-K with respect to the issuance of the common stock and the warrants are hereby incorporated by reference. The common stock and the warrants will be issued pursuant to the exemption afforded by Rule 506 of Regulation D promulgated under Securities Act of 1933, as amended.
Forward-Looking Statements
Except for statements of historical fact, the matters discussed in this Form 8-K are forward-looking and made pursuant to the Safe Harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements reflect numerous assumptions and involve a variety of risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond our control that may cause actual results to differ materially from stated expectations. These risk factors include, among others, changes in regulations or issuance of new regulations or interpretations, limited operating history, our inability to execute our business plan and achieve profitability, lack of outcomes and statistically significant formal research studies, difficulty enrolling members in our programs, the risk that treatment programs might not be effective, difficulty in developing, exploiting and protecting proprietary technologies, intense competition and substantial regulation in the health care industry and our financial position and liquidity. You are urged to consider statements that include the words "may," "will," "would," "could," "should," "believes," "estimates," "projects," "potential," "expects," "plan," "anticipates," "intends," "continues," "forecast," "designed," "goal," or the negative of those words other comparable words to be uncertain and forward-looking. For a further list and description of the risks and uncertainties we face, please refer to our most recent Securities and Exchange Commission filings which are available on its website at http://www.sec.gov. Such forward-looking statements are current only as of the date they are made, and we assume no obligation to update any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
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Scalzi: I'm an American sarcasticist. [laughs] No, I think my sense of humor comes from a long trail of American humorists that stretches all the way back into the '20s. I mean, some of my touchstones for humor are James Thurber, Robert Benchley and Dorothy Parker, and a lot of the humor that I have comes through dialog that comes through screenwriters like Ben Hecht or William Goldman or Elaine May or Larry Gelbart, who wrote Tootsie and MASH.
A lot of my humor comes from newspaper columnists like P.J. O'Rourke, or Molly Ivins, or Mike Royko. To a lesser extent, Dave Barry. Also outside the science fiction genre. For example, Carl Hiaasen, or Gregory McDonald, who wrote the Fletch books, and Elmore Leonard.
Wired: Your blog Whatever has been described as having one of the few readable comment sections online. Why do you think that is?
Scalzi: It's because I will mallet into oblivion anybody who gets out of line and is too obnoxious. I have a long-standing comment policy where I say, "Here are the rules, stick to them, and you won't have any problem." So that's part of it, too: If you have rules, and everybody knows them and everybody can see them, and they're easily referable to, then most people are going to follow them.
The second thing is that I do actively moderate. If people don't follow the rules, then I will either tell them to straighten up, or if they don't straighten up I will remove their posts. And if they become too much of a problem, I will moderate them, or eventually ban them. And because I don't tolerate people trolling or being horrible to each other, or making just absolutely cookie-cutter arguments that they got off of talk radio, or wherever else they got them from, it means that the people who do that sort of crap don't stick around on my site too long.
I mean, when I write something that is controversial, and goes outside my usual sphere of people who read and comment and link in — for example, the thing about the lowest difficulty setting, which happened very recently — occasionally, we will get people in who are not the usual gang, in terms of commenters, and when that happens a lot of them don't pay attention to the comment rules, and the comment threads can get kind of funky. And like I said, that's when I have to go in swinging the Mallet of Loving Correction, as I call it, and clearing it out.
Wired: Your career as a novelist seems to have benefited enormously from your online presence. How important do you think it is for writers these days to post photos of bacon on their cats?
Scalzi: The bacon on the cat thing has been done. [laughs] I would suggest that they try something else instead. If you are someone like me, who really enjoys writing in an extracurricular sort of way about a whole bunch of other stuff, and having your own website makes it easy to do it, and you have time and the interest to build the site over many, many years, and maintain it so it doesn't just become an outlet for marketing, marketing, marketing, then it's great. If you are doing it because a publicist or marketing person said to you, "Oh, you should have a blog," and you go, "OK, well, I guess I should do that," and sort of dutifully put things on your blog, or dutifully put things on Twitter or Facebook or whatever, then it's not going to work for you at all.
The simple fact of the matter is that there's no right way to market yourself — or no one right way. There's not something that's just going to work for everybody. There are very successful writers who have almost absolutely no web presence at all. Neal Stephenson is a perfect example of that. His website, as far as I recall the last time I was there, was basically, "This is why I'm not on the web, this is why I don't answer mail, this is why I don't do any of this crap." And it doesn't seem to have had a negative impact on his career at all, because ultimately his books are fantastic and people are interested in the books. On the other hand, you have people like me and Cory Doctorow, who are these sort of public internet individuals, and there's definitely a benefit for us to having our online presence in terms of what we do in our fiction.
But at the same time, there are also people who have huge web presences, or huge Twitter presences or whatever, who don't particularly see the benefit of it for anything else they do, because the books are not necessarily of interest to anybody else, or just for whatever reason the fame doesn't transfer. And the fact of the matter is that even with what I do, there's a large circle of people who read my website, and there's a large circle of people who read the science fiction, and there's overlap between those two circles, but the overlap is not as big as a lot of people think. There are some people who have read my blog for 10 years or more who haven't read any of my books, because they're like, "Eh, I'm just not interested in that," or "I would have to pay money for that." And then there are other people who I know read my science fiction, and they're like, "I know you have a blog, but I never read the blog because I don't want to know too much about you, because inevitably you will disappoint me."
Which is a totally valid thing. I think there are science fiction and fantasy writers out there who, you know, people have read their prose and loved their prose, and then have gone to seek them out online and discovered that their political opinions are completely anathema to what they believe, and now they can't enjoy the prose as much. That sometimes happens to me. I mean, Old Man's War came out and was championed by Instapundit and a bunch of other conservative folks, and it's military science fiction, so the assumption was that I was this at least vaguely conservative writer. And then they come over to my website and — surprise! — I'm basically a generic United States screaming liberal.
I've literally had people leave messages — e-mails or posts — that go, "I'm disappointed that you feel this way. Now I can no longer read your books." And my response to that is always, "One, kiss my ass. I'm not going to stop saying what I want to say just because you won't read my books anymore. And second of all, what do you expect? I'm a human being. I have opinions. It doesn't matter where you are on the political spectrum, I'm inevitably going to have an opinion or I'm going to say something or I'm going to do something that's just going to annoy you." If the only people that you ever read are people who completely line up with you on every single social/political/technological thing — I mean, I had somebody stop reading me because I snarked on Apple products one time. But if that's your criteria, the number of people that you're going to eventually allow yourself to read is very, very small.
Wired: I've heard that your editor, Patrick Nielsen Hayden, first got interested in your fiction after reading an essay you wrote about Robert Heinlein. Can you tell us what that essay was about?
Scalzi: The essay was talking about lessons from Heinlein in terms of storytelling. His dialog was believable as things that people would say to each other, as opposed to exposition being hidden as speech, for example. He was also concerned about entertaining people and making them have a good time with the reading.
The reason that I brought that to his attention at the time was that he had mentioned something on his website prior to me writing this piece on Heinlein regarding Heinlein and his ability to write good transparent prose and characters and so on and so forth, and so I sent him the e-mail apropos to that.
I warned him at the time, I was like, "I'm sending this to you because this is relating to this Heinlein thing that you did. It appended when I serialized Old Man's War on my website, but don't read that, because if I'm going to submit it to you, I'm going to do it the way that you've already asked me to do. But this can be read on its own." Patrick didn't listen to me. He read the essay, and he was like, "OK, now I have to see if this book that he's appended this to is actually anything like that," and then he read it, and that's when he made me the offer.
And so in retrospect people are asking me, "Isn't that's sort of daring him not to read your book? So you were trying to do some sort of three-dimensional chess with him?" And my answer to that is, no, actually I assumed that someone in Patrick's position actually has no interest in randomly reading everything that gets put up on the web because, you know, who has time? I just didn't realize that Patrick had that particular sort of curious behavior of going, "Well, now I have to see if what he's written here matches up with what he wrote in his book. Oh my god, it does. I think I should buy this."
Wired: You mentioned earlier that you served as a consultant for the TV show Stargate Universe. How did that come about, and what was your role in the show?


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Do you what's its like to be so trapped?
To feel so lost?
To feel so alone?
To be without arms to lie in,
To be without someone to be there,
Someone to kiss me,
Someone to love me.
Do you what its like to watch,
All the couples kissing,
All the couples cuddling,
All couples slow dancing,
All the boys asking girls,
All the pretty girls getting every guy that they want.
When I know,
It won't last but a few weeks,
Maybe even a few days.
I want to know what it feels like to be in love,
I want to be the girl every girl wants to be,
I want to love with someone who loves me the same way,
I want it to last forever,
Not just a few days.
I must walk alone,
Trapped all alone in a couple's world,
I must cry myself to sleep every night,
I must spend my time putting myself down,
Feeling like I don't look like her,
I don't reach up to his standards.
Maybe one day,
A guy will see,
The light that shines through me,
Maybe one day,
One of the guys in my life,
Will wake up,
And realize I'm right here waiting.
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2001 Mitsubishi Mirage ES
ProsExceptional gas mileage (with conservative driving, though that's not really my style) with my best recorded MPG being 38.1 and my longest range on a full tank (12.4 gal capacity, excluding 0.8 gal reserve) bringing me just barely over 400 miles. The four 6.5 in. speakers produce better than average sound quality for a stock stereo package in a compact economy sedan. The handling is nimble enough to let you veer out of the way of the neighbor's dog, but i wouldn't go pulling any stunts just yet. Acceleration is above average considering this car's dollar-for-dollar competition. ConsThe interior leaves a lot to be desired, but who am I kidding - this isn't your daddy's Lexus. You may find yourself kicking the nearest wall when your battery is removed during a tune-up and you need to get the stereo security code from the dealership for a rip-off price of about $42, and you may wonder why that bumper cover made solely of plastic will cost you in the range of $230-250 PLUS the matching paint job. Cabin can be a little noisy on the road at high speeds. I wouldn't recommend actually trying to fit 5 full-sized adults into this car, but it can be done.
This Car Has Never Let Me Down! — Alright, so I'll admit it - I bought this car out of desperation with only 4 hours on my side and it was between that, a '00 Corolla or a Geo. Considering the Corolla and Geo have exactly the same engine(only one was more expensive than the other - guess which one!), I had an obvious choice in front of me with a 1.8L 4cyl getting more than decent MPG ranging from 26 city - 32 hwy, listed. It was a rental before I bought it in 2003, with only 16,389 miles on it and I honestly didn't expect it to hold up long enough for me to pay it off. So, the real question: Would I have made the same decision all over again? You bet your sweet ass. I have had this car for 4 years and 6 months and single-handedly put well over 111,000 miles on it, but it has yet to disappoint me. I take good care of my vehicles and this one proves the Car-ma Theory - "Routine maintenance rewards routine reliability." I've had to re-charge the battery, replace the headlights, do a few extra brake jobs and install some new sparks, but other than that, I haven't invested a single cent over average maintenance costs. |
2001 Mitsubishi Mirage DE Coupe
ProsSmall, Economic, Fun ConsSlow
Its Small, Its Good On Fuel, Its Cheap And Its Pretty Much Only Owned By Good Looking Chicks. — Acceleration is horrible but it does the job. Test out the brakes on a track and they'll fail quickly. Build quality is good but still plastic. After 6 years there's lots of rattles. It can look fantastic if you look after it and are tactful with any options. Its great on fuel if you know how to drive and after 120,000 km it still feels like new. Revs out very nicely and still can put a smile on your face. |
2001 Mitsubishi Mirage ES
ProsLight, quirky and with the right sources you can build it up to be quick and nice. ConsIt's comparable is the Civic.
Light, Quirky And You Can Build It Up To Be Quick And Nice. Lot's Of Jdm Parts Available. — It's light and easy to drive. The stock SOHC 1.8L is matched to the same year Civic's. What's great about this motor is that in other countries it was offered in a DOHC and DOHC Turbo and its a direct head swap...wider power band, more hp stock and more tuner friendly. The car was made to compete with the Civic so build quality is about the same. Cost me 1,500 used and well worth it especially if you are a Mitsubishi fan. A lot of things can be done to this car and its an under dog car. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2001 Mitsubishi Mirage LS
ProsValue, Reliability ConsSpace in the rear, Engine noise
Ok Little Car — This car is definately a value car. It has descent performance, descent room in the front (the back is a different story) I'm 6' 1" and can comfortably drive this car. Build quality is alright. It is not the most solid feeling car out there but it requires little maintanence (clutch has 185,000 miles on it and doesn't need replaced yet) Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2001 Mitsubishi Mirage
Prosquick lil cutie ~ comfy seats, roomieeeeee ..... Consdidnt have it long enough to find any
2001 Mitsubishi Mirage ES
Prosgreat mpg, strong acc. great handling. Consnot a lot of horse power but easy and cheap to get more.
Great Car. — this car has great acceleration but lacks on top speed. The braking and handling are amazing. this car is well bulit and functions great. needs very little repairs. the outside looks good and so dose the inside but i dont like the upholstery. this car gets about 30 mpg. this car is very fun to drive on back roads and at stop lights. if u get it. this car is mildly modified though it has a full 4-2-1 2.5" racing exhaust, weapon-r intake, adjustable fuel press reg., high press vacuum hoses. and 2x12 w0 jl with a 250 watt amp. soon the entire outside will be fully redone. also stage 2 cam and cam gear and a reprogrammed ecu. |
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2001 Mitsubishi Mirage DE Coupe
ProsFun, Cheap and Reliable ConsInterior Trim Quality
Buy It — Good acceleration when the car is empty. Build Quality is awesome on outside, interior leaves some for desire. Great aesthetics but as with most of these small cars they beg for the benefits of lowered suspension both for looks and handling. Very cheap to own apart from body repairs and a very fun car to drive Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2001 Mitsubishi Mirage
ProsSound system is pretty good. Gas mileage is awesome. Gears are pretty nice. ConsSpeed, and i wish mine was black.
2001 Mitsubishi Mirage Ls Coupe — Performance: its pretty quick right off the line. I just bought it less than a week ago and am waiting to register it so i haven't touched 5th gear yet. I wish it was a little quicker, that way reviews could stop saying it cant compete with leaders in its class(Jetta and Golf) but i bought this at a fraction of one of those. Quality: Fairly well build. Everything is smooth looking.. Definately fun to drive. I bought the 5 speed with a sun roof and its perfect. Like i said, i wish it could blow the doors off the VW's but eventually ill get it there. |
2001 Mitsubishi Mirage ES
Prosgas mileage, its a mitsubishi Consthe engine has plenty of power, but it could always have more
01 Mitsu Mirage — surprisingly this car actually had great acceleration. of course it got great gas mileage, and it is a very low maintenance car. i drove it for a year and didn't do any maintenance to it. appearance was good because it looks like the lancer if you put the evo body kit on it. and it is very fun to drive |
2001 Mitsubishi Mirage DE Coupe
Prossmall, 30 mpg city, cheap $2000, fun, great insurance $70 a month! Consonly 92hp, name is mirage which some people think is girly
Displaying all 10 2001 Mitsubishi Mirage reviews.
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2014 Mitsubishi Mirage Reviews
Amazing Fuel Economy For A Not Hybrid Car By abecars
Like: -Fuel Economy It said 44mpg highwy and I get up to 53mpg -Keyless Entry -Power window, mirror and lock -7airbags including one for Driver's knees -Bluetooth -15.1 foot-turning radius Do... Read More
2002 Mitsubishi Mirage Reviews
It's Not An Evo But It's Definitely Got The Potential... By Matt
For being a 1.5 SOHC 4cyl. it can get up and go! Being the predecessor to the lancer, it has some perks that might not seem evident at a stop light. For starters, the car weights under 2500 pounds mak... Read More
2000 Mitsubishi Mirage Reviews
00 Mirage By madmopar
i bought this as a commuter vehicle. it is great on gas, even with 260,000 miles on it. My son currently drives it, and we have made some cosmetic upgrades, like new headlights and taillights, handles... Read More
Awesome Car By tashtan1
Great car I really like it.I would recommend it to my friends to drive it to school,work,and just around city to have fun to party. Performance is decent for size of this type of car. As I know it has... Read More
1999 Mitsubishi Mirage Reviews
Economical Automobile With Great Handling & A Very Quiet Ride. By Edward
I bought my 1999 Mitsubishi Mirage 2 door Coupe with a/c & an automatic transmission in July 2013 for $500.00. It had 174k miles on it & I was told it needed rear brakes and a windshield & after 3 mon... Read More
Fuel Efficient 2 Dr That Needs Power By Donovan
This car started out as my wife's humble little commuter, but started to get transformed into a teenage boys toy. Lots of upgrades available, from drive train to interior to exterior. But these upgrad... Read More
1998 Mitsubishi Mirage Reviews
Good For A Teen A Beginner Car By Ran
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Actions will speak louder than words Secretary Gates! We've been hearing this for years while this out of control behemoth that postures as our national defense mechanism is virtually devouring our nation.
I know so first hand. Two of my brothers, both retired officers started their contracting companies and do fabulously well. They aren't part of the crooked cabal, but the stories that I've been privileged to hear the details would make a taxpayer want to wretch over the rail.
Granted social service programs consume an inordinate amount of wastage too; ie., SS, Medicare, Medicaid. The government needs to be cleaned up across the board with an intensely implemented austerity program. Just ferreting out the waste, graft and corruption across all agencies with an intense commitment to do so would conservatively save a half trillion per annum with little impact on the programs themselves other than curtailing waste and fraud.
Here's a link to an article from 2002 with the 'good' Secretary whining about waste and unaccountability. No doubt there's double booking entries; i,e, accounting errors etc., but the waste exists big time. Halliburton among many others are poster children corporations for engaging in such activity.
I suggest readers view the online documentary "Iraq for Sale". It's a sobering expose' of that which I speak.
On another current link it was mentioned that 100 million dollars are booked per annum just for air travel !? Contractors and active duty personnel are constantly flying here and there for face to face meetings that accomplish little to nothing other than providing a sightseeing trip along with after hours fun and games. One of my brothers logged 3.2 million commercial air miles during his 28 years in the Air Force. With modern day video conferencing capabilities which can be encrypted, there's absolutely no reason for this ongoing unethical, criminally disposed nonsense.
It's soon coming to an end because the U.S. is headed the pathway of Greece and other deadbeat nations on earth that have borrowed far more than can ever repay. Lenders of both first and last resort are already fleeing the exits, knowing they are going to get stiffed by the U.S. when all this profligacy
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Celtics looked very good tonight. Garnett 22 points and 20 rebounds, but what really impressed me was his blocked shots, wow. Pierce had 28 and Rhondo 17, believe Allen was around 18. Announcers mentioned how Garnett had the team take a bus together for a Pats game and while in Europe bought all the rookies 3 custom made suits, must be nice. This team is going to compete big time.
Yeah, but only 18 defensive rebounds... Let's hope he tries harder on both sides of the court in future games. Looks like Perkins didn't foul out either - that's a big improvement too! I think he's going to have a good year as well.
I havent watch the C's since the start of Pitino era, I finally gave in to see what the whole fuss about. So far, I like it
Opening night lived up to all the hype...making me very happy to have purchased some tickets this year. Michael Wise of the Washington Post wrote an excellent opinion/analysis of last night's game here... http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/11/02/AR2007110202231.html The following is an exerpt: There are fewer things louder in sports than a throaty Boston crowd -- maybe Yankee Stadium circa 2001 or Madison Square Garden most of the 1990s. But that's about it. When these people get behind their teams, it produces a guttural emotion exceeding fanaticism and moving frighteningly toward religion. This was the environment the Wizards found themselves in last night. Red Sox and Patriot players were littered throughout the building, evoking wild applause each time their mugs hit the Jumbotron screen. "I have to say that was playoff atmosphere," Arenas said. "When the crowd is powerful like that it is going to be difficult to beat these guys." Before the game, the Celtics players had to walk through a tunnel leading to the court. Alongside the right wall they were met by Bob Cousy, Satch Sanders, Jo Jo White, M.L. Carr -- Celtic Hall of Famers and cult heroes alike, showing up for the next generation. Pierce even grabbed the microphone before tip-off, thanking the fans for their patience and promising change.
I was able to watch the second half of the game last night, and I must say they do look impressive. There were spots of sloppiness, but that's something I can't complain too much about given that what I saw was mostly garbage time and that this is the first game of the season. KG is an absolute monster on defense, and even Pierce was making defensive plays that I'd never see him make before.
The Celtics spanked em! It wasn't even close. The new Big 3 looks for real guys. Guess Arenas has got to eat his crow now!
I will be pumped Saturday night when the Celtics come to East Rutherford. It will be fun when the Nets beat them.
Will you post after the Celtics beat them, or will you spew more garbage? Still didn't answer Daniels question on Chad Pennington. Class real class.
Jason Kidd will see to it that he does not lose to the Celtics. Last time I checked, the Nets have owned the Celtics since Kidd came to East Rutherford, which includes two playoff series wins as he and his team clinched it at the Fleet Center. Kidd will always be motivated against the Celtics after the racial epithets that he endured along with being called a "WIFEBEATER" never mind that he was innocent of charges. As for Pennington, that was misinterpreted. Jets fans were cheering of the presence of Kellen Clemens, who is getting everyone excited.
You got three players, who have never won anything. Nets have a better pedigree. They also play defense and their bench is great. I am really hyped for Saturday. It will be nice to see Celtics fans leave the Meadowlands with some anger.
What a joke. Yea, everyone in the country believes the Jet fans were cheering for Clemons. How many NFL snaps had he taken at that point in his career? "The Nets have owned the Celtics". Actually, your sentences are precise and fairly well constructed. When is recess anyways. For this summer Johnny, you should read newspapers or go on-line and read current events. Yea, Jason Kidd is innocent and you know this, because you were there. That is being a HOMER. Kidd has always had a shadow over his personal life, way before he became your savior. But hey, whatever floats your boat. Now, lets give a big round of applause for Kellen Clemons.
Were you at the game, Scout. Did you know what really went on? Jets fans are not going to be stupid enough to cheer on a quarterback, who give it his all for the Jets. They respect him too much to do that. Fans cheered because they wanted to see what Clemens did. He has been hyped up by Mangini and Tannebum as the quarterback of the future so naturally, fans will be excited. It was not a shot at Pennington. I will be happy to mentioned about the past success of the Nets against Boston. Kidd always gets motivated to play the Celtics so why should he stop now that KG and Allen are here. It just fuels more fire on Kidd to perform. He is still at his best. I will take Kidd over KG, Allen, and Pierce. At least, Kidd went to the Finals twice in his career. The Nets are the better team because they got the coach, the players, and the intangibles to do it all. I will take Kidd's side on this. His wife is a horrible human being, who embellishes things so it's hard to believe her on what happened. What shadow did he had prior to coming to NJ? All of this was a misunderstanding.
Great o/t win for the Celtics against the Toronto Raptors, hey didnt they play this mighty Nets team this year? How did that work out for the Nets?


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SWEET. could be awful or brilliant.
Depends how you liked Intimacy, I'm guessing it'll be more of the same.
yeah, i'm thinking it'll be a lot like Intimacy. in other words, shitty.
i would hope not exACTLY the same because then it would kinda say, "look how redundant the rest of the band were on our last record."
in a couple of years kele will be testing out songs with john frusciante in front of small audiences
I hate bloc party, particually intimacy, so I'll stay well clear of this.
Sorry Ross. And yeah, hard to see this not being at least very simialr to 'Intimacy'.
i really liked intimacy for the most part i gotta admit, honestly though who couldnt see this coming eventually. Fingers crossed he delivers the goods
Intimacy's actually my favorite Bloc Party album, so I'll probably like this.
I still thnk these guys are/were one of the best bands this decade
Oh cool, im seriously intrigued by the Spank Rock reference...
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self titled was amazing, then got worse after every album. still curious about this one.
I loved Intimacy so I'm not fussed if he continues down the electronica path.
Thought Kele was a girl's name Band never did much for me, so maybe his solo will be better than Bloc Party but I can't see it
...so maybe his solo will be better than Bloc Party... i guarantee it won't be.
thats your opinion. it could very well be the best thing hes ever written
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I recently cracked open his _Cryptonomican_. I only have made it a third of the way, before going on to other projects. I loved the Pearl Harbor sequence that's early in the book. I'm impressed by Neal Stephenson like Instapundit. Currently I'm engrossed by Jeffrey Meyers's biography on Samuel Johnson.
I liked Crypronomicon, have no knowledge about Instapundit... actually made it through the Baroque Cycle. I do like that he can handle big ideas, cool little details, and interesting plot and fairly interesting characters. If I have one problem with him though, he's not very good at making the reader feel a damned thing LOL... operates much more on the level of "wow, that's interesting" than "my God, how could mere words on a page evoke such [pathos/horror/joy/your emotion here]" I can't really describe what kind of person any of his characters are, not very accurately. That's not true of good character-writers. But no single writer can excel at everything
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I mostly work on breath and trigger control. Paper targets fear me at the range.
Yea, but it got too expensive every time I tried to play Duck Hunt I had to buy another T.V.
I'll stick with the paper targets they're cheaper.
This video gives some interesting insight to this discussion:
I think we need to consider the likelyhood that under these conditions, that more people could die because the shooter might consider using more advanced weapons than would generally be available, and use surprise and preparation to trump any opposition. As we prep to suppress any shooter, we are upping the ante for the shooter, and inadvertently motivating them for a greater negative effect. If the shooter figures that his risk is higher in this climate, he will consider that his act will likely be his last, so will attempt to increase the death count.
There are some maybes there, whereas it's certain that if the shooter is shot at, it'll distract him from shooting the innocents, and if he's hit, it's fair to assume that some lives were saved. I think that if he's there to kill as many until someone kills him, he's already working on upping the body count to the max.
It's just beyond me the mental gymnastics people who oppose guns go through to deny they might help in just about any situation, even where it's obvious they would likely reduce the mortality rate. I'm pretty sure where parents can afford it, like in private schools for the well-to-do, they probably don't have this debate and have armed security.
If the shooter is shot 'at' then who might end up being the victim of the rounds that are shot 'at' rather than hitting. I guess I would be interested in looking at the stats of how many bank robbers are shot/stopped by armed guards in banks, how often that guard is the first person shot, and the level or armament used in robbing banks that have armed guards compared to banks with no guards. We don't have armed guards in Canadian banks and I can't recall hearing of anyone ever being shot in a bank robbery.
Heather, normally I can rely on you to be one of the more logical people here, but when guns are discussed, logic seems to go out the window.
First, don't change the subject. We are talking about someone who has entered a school intending to kill as many children and teachers as possible before being shot himself. A bank robber is there to rob the bank, not to roll up a huge body count.
Why not start a thread about bank robberies.
This "friendly fire" argument is frequently brought up, and it seems to rest on the notion that you can't stop someone who's engaged in mass murder if even one party is shot by the party who came to stop it. The logic escapes me. If the point is that whoever intervenes must not have any innocent blood on his hand, even if he can save a great number of lives at the cost of one or two, I simply don't understand the logic. Help me.
The logic, to me, is more practical experience than logic. What do you think the odds are that the school guard is going to have a high level of firearm stress proficiency and be provided with ongoing training and support?
We have police forces in many cities that provide this sort of training to their top officers who are all prepared to respond quickly to a school shooting. We'll never place guards of equal caliber in every single school, library, swimming pool, and chuckie cheese across the nation <- and THAT is what would be required for a 'more guns' solution to have an impact.
I think we just need to start engaging suicidal kids with some empathy, rather than calling them 'queer emos', and get to the bottom of what is making some teenagers want to die so badly that they spin right out and try to take as many people with them as they can.
The original question didn't ask if it was practical to have an armed presence in schools, it was whether in the case of the Sandy Hook Elementary School slaughter, might a couple of armed staffers have cut the death toll from 30 to 5, 10, 15, or 25?
I think clearly it might have. The answer is yes.
This shooting happened so quickly, over the course of 10 minutes, that unless the school had been situated across the street from the local constabulary, the arrival of the police turned out to have been irrelevant except that their arrival may have spurred him to turn the gun on himself.
Who needs police if 30 children and teachers can be killed before they get there? They become merely the cleanup crew.
Any inquiry into what spurs some "queer emos" to spin homicidally out of control would likely result in laws to control violent music lyrics, violence in visual entertainment, and to "get God back into the schools."
Well, if you are going to just casually ask a few teachers to bring guns to work with them, what might one ask for in line of training?
The odds of the teachers with guns keeping that fact to themselves is terribly unlikely, making them a prime first target. Will they even get their gun out of the holster? An cursory study of people without proper training suggests they either won't get the gun out of the holster, or will be firing wildly.
If I were to design a strategy to reduce the death toll, I would look to drill kids on the quickest way to evacuate a building, including quickly thinking out alternate routes. That would likely serve to save far more lives as such strategies apply as well to fires - where everyone seems to get trampled as most people will always try to exit by the same way they entered (bizarre instinct).
Giving kids greater flexibility over switching schools would likely greatly reduce anxiety in kids who aren't fitting-in. Giving teachers back at least some of their authority to punish the bullies would help a lot as well. I'm pretty sure that putting some teeth behind anti-electronic-stalking laws would also help.
I don't see it as 'clear' that having a few teachers carrying sidearms would help. I'm sure you'll just say I'm being illogical because I haven't arrived at the same conclusion as you. I can, however, see a number of options that I much prefer which I feel would be worth a shot, at least, before we put more guns into our schools.
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