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Sky is always falling? WTF are you smoking?
I said our pass defense is really bad. The stats back it up.
Our Play vs any good QB backs it up.
Our current DB's back it up
Our coaches inability to cover up how bad they are
Our coaches inability to develop any DB for THREE YEARS!
Did I say our QB sucks? Did I say our LB's suck? Did I say our DL sucks? Did I even bring up our OL? (They will be fine just unlucky with all the injuries)
Since you are obviously slow or married to Mike Tomlin, I've simply asked you to provide any kind of adult dialog on how the Steelers have improved vs. the 4-wide/QB passing attack that has been there downfall for the last two years?
1. I'll give you a start, hopefully Carnell Lake can get any draft pick in the last three years to produce? Once again it might be a fact there Mrs. Tomlin? Yes or No, have we drafted and developed a DB in the last THREE YEARS?
2. Hopefully, we draft any DB resembling an actual football player (not very hopeful as the draft is a crapshoot and 2nd through 7th is a lot of luck)
3. See... now think with your little brain and give me some more?
I already told you I agree, you simpleton. I just don't share your "gloom and doom" outlook on how this upcoming season is going to end up. Show me one post where I said our secondary is good. You can't because I didn't say it. Maybe if you actually read the posts instead of just spouting off, you might comprehend that.
You are the one on here REPEATEDLY saying how our secondary sucks so bad we'll never win against a good passing team this year. Thanks for the "adult dialogue", Kreskin. You're a genius.
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On Sutton's Marsh we are taking advantage of the dry period to refresh some of the waterways on the marsh. We only have a short window of opportunity for such work between the breeding season and the arrival of the autumn rains and water-birds. Its over 10 years since these ditches had a good clean-out and its remarkable how full they have all got – over 300mm of muck is coming out of most of them!
All this work will leave some ugly scars and heaps of smelly, black mud behind but these will soon heal over once the autumn rains come and the marsh will be in much better health as a result.
Having a periodic clean-out like this is a great way to rejuvenate the marsh. Populations of mini-beasts always soar after such an event so expect to see some exciting wildlife over the coming months.
Over on Rimmer's Marsh the dry period is allowing us to mow some of the taller vegetation on the marsh. Again we only have a short window of opportunity for this work.
Although the cows can deal with most of the tougher vegetation on the marsh, we have seen an increase in the amount of real thugs like the saltmarsh rush over the last10 years. In recent years the marsh has also been invaded by hundreds of baby willow trees.
The cattle will continue to graze the marsh following the mowing until the site fills up again with the autumn rains and thousands of wildfowl.
Marshside reserve is getting ready to celebrate 20 years of giving nature a home on the Ribble Estuary. Our 20 years of managing the reserve at Marshside also coincides with the finalisation of a new lease for the reserve, which about trebles its size. Read the full article here.
Great video of a juvenile lapwing filmed by visitor Ron Jackson from Nel's hide.
Lapwings have enjoyed the increased protection offered this year on the reserve, in the form of two areas of temporary electric anti fox fencing. The number of juvenile lapwings visible on the reserve have been very positive so far this year.
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FLOWOOD and RIDGELAND — Mississippi taxpayers could help pay for two more malls that squeezed in approvals before a law allowing sales tax subsidies expired June 30
The Mississippi Development Authority approved applications in June for $29.6 million in tax money to expand Renaissance at Colony Park in Ridgeland and $48.8 million to build Pinelands Lifestyle Center in Flowood. That brings to five the number of qualified malls.
It's unclear if either development will be built, at least at the scale required to obtain subsidies. If they are, it could push the subsidy tab across the state to $233 million for the one year the tourism-promotion law covered shopping centers with Mississippi-themed amenities.
The rapidly mounting costs of the incentive originally aimed at one mall in Pearl helps explain why lawmakers declined to extend it earlier this year. Though defenders said the subsidies increase jobs and tourism, most outside economists pan them as moving around pre-existing economic activity while generating low-paying jobs with few spinoff benefits. Critics of Mississippi's failure to fully fund its public school formula pointed to the mall subsidy with particular disdain.
Projects were automatically approved if they met certain guidelines. The state rebates 80 percent of sales taxes collected at a development for 10 years, up to 30 percent of development costs.
The law requires that developers spend at least $50 million on a retail center with at least 50 tenants and 300,000 square feet, as part of a development worth at least $100 million. To achieve the subsidy, developers also have to spend at least $1 million on Mississippi art, historical markers or audio visual equipment used to showcase the state's artists, or offer space to MDA for tourism promotion for at least 10 years.
"There is a good possibility we won't ever qualify," developer Andrew Mattiace said yesterday of expansion plans at Renaissance, which opened in 2008 in a joint venture between Mattiace Properties Inc. and H.C. Bailey Cos. "The question is whether we're ever going to attempt to build something that big."
The application approved by MDA shows a $98.7 million development eligible for up to $29.6 million in sales tax rebates. Developers would add 330,000 square feet of retail space, more than doubling the existing size of the mall.
A second phase of Renaissance has always been planned, but Pinelands would be an entirely new shopping center, spearheaded by Ron Harvey, who leads Freedom Real Estate of Slidell, Louisiana. He told MDA he plans to buy property facing busy Lakeland Boulevard in Flowood from property owners who developed the Pinelands residential subdivisions and construct 750,000 square feet of space, including stores, theaters and a hotel.
It's unclear if Flowood, which hosts four large shopping centers flanking the corners of Lakeland Boulevard and Old Fannin Road, could support so much additional development. The application approved by MDA shows a $162.5 million investment, which would be eligible for up to $48.8 million in sales tax breaks.
Harvey could not be reached for comment yesterday. Real estate agent Pete Alman, who's trying to sell the land, declined comment.
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Although Tilden will officially take over in May, he's effectively in charge right away. And though Ayer will remain chairman for now, that's only for a short-term transition period.
"Brad will officially assume the title of CEO of Alaska Air Group, Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air at our annual shareholder meeting on May 15," Ayer said in an internal memo to employees. "He's in the left seat now, though, and in command."
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Signaling confidence in financial prospects and the stock price, Alaska also announced a two-for-one stock split next month and the board authorized a $50 million share buyback. Alaska Air Group shares rose almost 3 percent on the news.
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Young chef Tom Sellers (ex-Tom Aikens, ex-Noma) has started his first solo venture, Restaurant Story, as he means to go on – garnering a 10/10 reader score for food, service and atmosphere on his second night, followed by hearty praise for his 'sublime', genuinely inventive dishes. Will this be another accomplished chapter in Sellers' career?
The bar at Fulham's revamped GOAT is proving as popular as the restaurant. The food elicits cries of 'yummy…gorgeous…divine!' while the new look is 'wonderful'; most applause, however, goes to the 'funky' cocktail bar, whose crackbaby shots are 'very moreish'. Perhaps that's why locals are hooked...
STK in the ME London Hotel didn't get off to a flying start, and nor has the hotel's Cucina Asellina, which has been branded as noisy, patchy and formulaic, with 'atrocious' service, a 'confusing' menu and '1990s' decor'. Your best bet is ME's Radio Rooftop Bar, which is a confirmed hit.
Reactions to Balthazar (pictured, left), in Covent Garden's old Theatre Museum, have revealed readers' appetite for the dramatic since the NYC import launched in February. Food quality may veer from 'truly terrible' to 'lovely' but everybody agrees that the service is 'incredible' and the atmosphere 'bristling'. All in all, 'bravo for Balthazar!'
Chef/restaurateur Jason Atherton's two fantastic new openings have left visitors begging for more. Readers reckon the chef's Soho hotspot The Social Eating House is 'lively, sexy and metropolitan' – 'too fun and informal for Michelin stars' but 'just about perfect'. With his Mayfair bistro Little Social also offering 'first-class service', 'exquisite' dishes and a 'buzzing' vibe, Atherton is rightly the talk of the town.
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Chef Eric Chavot (ex-The Capital) has made a hugely successful comeback with Brasserie Chavot, his neat addition to the Mayfair scene. 'Fab flavours' and 'exemplary presentation' at 'very reasonable prices' wow; 'professional staff' and a 'lively atmosphere' complete the package.
The Clove Club has set itself a tough challenge by working to a no-choice five-course menu. Some diners have become instant fans of the 'stunning' offering; others have criticised the 'dour, municipal' feel of the dining room and the 'overhyped' food. However, everyone agrees that chef Isaac McHale's rib of beef is a real 'highlight'.
Diners had high hopes for Oblix at The Shard (pictured, right), but 'disorganised' service and 'average' value for money have given pause for thought – even taking into account the 'stunning views'. The best bet, suggests one, is to 'go for music and cocktails in the lounge', where the live band is 'truly a highlight'.
Savoy fans have flocked to Kaspar's Seafood Bar & Grill, which has replaced the River Restaurant. The 'superbly atmospheric' dining room still resonates, but 'unmemorable food' and 'inconsistent pricing' disappoint. The verdict? 'Stick to The Wolseley or Scott's' for now.
Brazilian-Japanese joint Sushinho's second branch, in Devonshire Square, is 'a welcome addition' to the City. Its 'seamless' fusion food has won it a dedicated following out east, while the superlative wine list does the trick for thirsty workers. Is it one of your new City staples?
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A hurt look appeared in his violet eyes. "Don't do what? I'm sorry, (Name). I, um...I came in a few minutes ago. I guess you didn't hear me call your name," he mused softly.
Now how were you supposed to resist that face? "No, I didn't hear you. Sorry I snapped at you. I just got worried, you know? You weren't home, so," you trailed off.
"Oh!" he suddenly exclaimed, raising one of his arms to show you a plastic bag. "Right, desole!" You couldn't help but smile at his use of French. "I got us poutine! You know, like Québécois people eat," he told you, setting the bag down on the counter behind you. "That's okay, right?"
You let a relieved sigh escape your lips, to which Matthew raised a confused eyebrow. "Yes, that's okay, Matthew," you repeated. "I'm just glad that you're home." Stepping closer to him, you wrapped your arms around his neck before placing a gentle kiss on his cheek. "How was the conference?"
"Oh, yes, it was fine," he replied, tentatively reaching out to lightly stroke your cheek. "It went as it usually did. Alfred was energetic and thought of a bunch of strange plans to fix our economies. Arthur drank some tea and criticized everything. Ivan and Yao kind of just stayed quiet, but Papa said hello to me!"
You couldn't help but giggle at how excited he sounded. "Well, that's good," you said cheerfully, leaning forward to press your lips against his. A bit surprised, he went to move away from shock, but you swiftly grabbed his tie. Quickly relaxing into the kiss, he carefully wrapped his arms around you waist, rubbing your lower back.
At this point, you broke the kiss, peppering lighter pecks down his jaw until you reached his neck. "I love you," you murmured, running your fingers down his neck.
He shuddered at your touch. "I know you do, (Name). Sometimes I wonder why," he admitted, averting his gaze from you.
You paused, reaching to cup his cheeks as you turned him to face you. "What do you mean?" you asked, confused.
"Oh, no, it's not your fault!" he apologized. "It's just that...well, you know, you're so beautiful." At these words, he slowly massaged the small of your back. "And just...there's something about you that makes me want to keep you safe; to protect you. You're special, (Name), and you deserve far better than just some ordinary guy like me."
"Matthew Williams," you suddenly said, your voice stern. "I don't want you to ever say such a thing again. You are perhaps the sweetest person I have ever met, and I can't believe how lucky I am that we're together. Who do you think is 'better' than you? Alfred?"
He hesitated to respond, so you decided to ask him another question as you returned to kissing his neck. "Would Alfred bring me home poutine?"
"Well, probably n-not," Matthew chuckled. "But he might bring you some other type of fast food."
"Just be quiet," you instructed him, running your hands up into his wavy blonde hair. Oh, how you loved him, and if he didn't believe it when you told him, then you'd show him exactly how much you loved him. You listened to his soft mewls as you continued on your delicate treatment of his neck, before-
"Hush, Matthew. Don't you like this?" you asked, your voice faint as you pulled on his shirt once again.
"Ah, well...I d-do, but your pancakes are burning."
"What!?" Quickly, you removed yourself from your boyfriend, blushing as you turned off the oven's burner. Your "pancake" now resembled a flattened hockey puck: black and inedible. Sighing, you looked over your shoulder at Matthew, who had a sympathetic smile.
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Michelle is 28-years-old, 5ft 4ins of heavy build and blonde hair, which may have been dyed a plum colour.
Jaden is of mixed heritage with curly dark brown hair.
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Bloomberg reports that the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council is preparing to bar large banks from agreeing to these contracts as they believe these waivers may lead to less thorough audits. The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council is made up of the Federal Reserve Board, The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the National Credit Union Administration, The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and the Office of Thrift Supervision.
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Lynn Turner, former chief accountant for the Securities and Exchange Commission, said in the International Herald Tribune, "If there are liability caps on corporations, why shouldn't there be liability caps on shareholders? That will be next." Turner is a member of the board of Sun Microsystems Inc. that disclosed its audit contract with Ernst & Young in September. They were the first company to reveal usually confidential contract provisions.
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UTB/TSC All-Americans (NAIA)
1st Team
Arlene Ferreira (Volleyball)
3rd Team
Mario Perez (Men's Soccer -- Brownsville Porter)
Valquiria Caboclo (Volleyball)
Honorable Mention
Juan Gamboa (Men's Soccer -- Brownsville Pace)
Brian Hardie (Men's Soccer)
Aaron Guerrero (Men's Soccer)
Jodie Hunter (Women's Soccer)
Stephanie Reid (Women's Soccer)
Scorpion sophomore outside hitter Arlene Ferreira has been named to the 2009 Tachikara Volleyball All-America Team as a selection to the First Team, as selected by the NAIA Volleyball All-America Selection Committee.
Freshman middle blocker Valquiria Caboclo was named to the Third Team.
The Scorpions (34-3) were eliminated in the National Championship in the quarterfinals and finished tied for fifth in the nation.
"Arlene was simply amazing for us all year," Scorpion head coach Todd Lowery said. "Her front row presence us so overwhelming that what she does on defense was often overlooked."
Ferreira showed off her tremendous leaping ability at the NAIA national tournament. She was named the Player of the Year in the Red River Athletic Conference, where she led the league in digs. Ferreira, who grew up in Urberlandia, Brazil, finished the season with identical 4.0 averages in kills per set and digs per set.
"She is the best defensive player I have ever had," Lowery said. "Arlene is everything you want in your go to player. She is clutch at the end of the match and the harder the opponent the better she performs. On top of that, she is just an enjoyable player to coach and watch."
At the national tournament, the Sao Paulo Brazil native averaged 2.8 kills per match and had the tournament's fifth-highest hitting percentage with a .340 mark.
"Val was a huge part of this team's success," Lowery said. "She was unbelievably consistent and was able to score at such a high percentage. Even playing against the best teams in the country this past week, nobody really seemed to have an answer for her."
For the year, Caboclo averaged 2.55 kills per set and had a hitting percentage of .434, highest in the RRAC and second-highest in the nation. She was named RRAC Freshman of the Year.
"To have a freshman play with as few mistakes as Val did all year is was a pleasant surprise," Lowery said. "I don't feel that I could have a better middle block. Her work ethic in practice and during the game is unmatched. She has been an great asset to our program."
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Scorpion freshman Mario Perez has been named to the Third Team of the 2009 NAIA Men's Soccer All-America Team, as selected by the NAIA Men's Soccer All-America Selection Committee.
Perez was one of several Scorpions who provided major contributions to UTB/TSC's undefeated 17-0-2 season. The Scorpions had an early-season tie with Belhaven College before reeling off 12 straight victories, highlighted by the team's third straight Red River Athletic Conference championship. UTB/TSC tied Biola University, 2-2, but lost on penalty kicks, 4-3, in a NAIA Men's Soccer National Championship Opening Round game.
Perez had six goals and seven assists for the season. He was the right-side corner kicker for the Scorpions and several of his assists came off corner kicks that led to goals.
"I'm delighted for Mario; he was fantastic for us this season," Scorpion head coach Dan Balaguero said. "He is a great player who can change the game in an instant. In the national tournament game against Biola his performance was one of the best individual performances I have witnessed at the collegiate level."
Against Biola, Perez had an assist in the game with a corner kick on the first Scorpion goal that was driven into the net by Aaron Guerrero.
Perez was the fastest player on the Scorpion squad and played on the attacking right side. He frequently beat his defenders down the sideline, always looking for a shot or crossing pass to set up a shot for a teammate.
Perez, who graduated from Brownsville Porter High School, is the younger brother of Scorpion Rogelio "Chino" Perez, who plays midfield.
Three other Scorpions were recognized on the All-America team as Honorable Mention selections. All three were chosen to the First Team of the RRAC All-Conference Team.
Junior goalkeeper and co-captain Juan Gamboa has been First Team All-RRAC twice and Second Team once in three years with the Scorpions. He is a graduate of Brownsville Pace High School.
Guerrero, a freshman from Tampico, Mexico, led the Scorpion in goals with nine.
Senior defender Brian Hardie, a native of Corby, England, was named Defensive Player of the Year for the second straight year.
Women's Soccer
Scorpion freshman defender Jodie Hunter and junior goalkeeper Stephanie Reid have been named as Honorable Mentions on the 2009 NAIA Women's Soccer All-America Teams, as selected by the NAIA Women's Soccer All-America Selection Committee.
Hunter and Reid were both named to the First Team on the Red River Athletic Conference All-Conference teams.
Hunter, who came to UTB/TSC from Batley, England, was named RRAC Defensive Player of the Year. She was one of the defensive forces on a Scorpion team that stopped six opponents without a goal during the season.
Reid, who grew up in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, was the goalkeeper on the six shutouts. She played during her freshman year at University of the Cumberlands.
The Scorpions won the Red River Athletic Conference tournament championship and advanced to the NAIA National Women's Soccer Championship Opening Round. UTB/TSC was eliminated by Southern Nazarene University, 4-1, ending a successful season with a record of 11-5-2.


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Why don't you back up your remarks about "Germany is tolerant to immigrants compared to other countries" with links.
And wise descision to not comment on the behavior of German football fans because that would contradict your above remarks.
And instead of being abusive and nasty towards those who point out our remarks paint a far too rosy picture of Germany, try to deal with it.
Of course, there are exceptions to any rule and young attractive French girls are always exceptions (at least for the guys!), but if you were young and attractive in the seventies you must be pretty old now (and still attractive?) lol
"Do not bother to reply, I will never comment your comments again."
Do you also telephone peope to tell them you won't talk to them? LOL
Some other points you didn,t mention:
Change your name, deny you background, take some special tablets to get blonde and blue eyed.
At the long end you will be denied.
Cameron is going the straight way. And his way is right for the British.
Europeans must stay in clear separation to each other.
It makes no sense band it is impossible mixing up together so many controversial nationalities.
So a united Europe is more than a lost case.
All Europeans should enforce their differencies including al their bias they have against each other and then it will work in Europe.
It makes not any sense uniting those many controversal countries in big European state or federation.
Fortunately and I am so glad about all of it- it never will work:)
The British and French will hate the Germans as they have been doing over centuries and the Italians will hate the Germans as they ever did and as well as the Spaniards and Portuguese will hate the Germans as they ever did.
If you want to create Europe then without the Germans.
Nobody will ever be able to overcome these deep and profound feeling of honest feeling of an utmost hatred they have to face in each West European country including Canada with an extreme hatemongering population as well, was you have in the USA.
Being German means getting disposed all over the Western countries and being hated wherever you go in the Western countries.
Germans should clearly avoid Britain, Canada and of course the USA.
In all those countries Germans risk nothing but their lives.
Killing a German is in those countries less than killing a fly.
I met thousands of British soldiers who openly conformed to me that they have been educated to regard Germans this way and in the US Army they are trained quite similar.
A Germans life is not worth a penny.
But therefore it is the Germans who are racist because they are not accepting being killed by British and Americans just for their leisure and amusement.
What I am trying to tell you is to learn more about the history of the rest of the world or otherwise you will fall easily for any propaganda that tries to portray the German recovery from war as super human German trait that only super human Germans possess.
Can you prove this? Please provide the sources for how immigrants are beating up German fans and shourting racist abuse at Germans in football stadiums.
But I see that reverse psychology where you project the behavior of German racism into the immigrants is well honed skill.
Kinda similar to how Goebbels blamed the Jews for Kristallnacht don't you think? Reverse psychology. Project your own behavior onto others to deflect blame.
Please don't try the PC excuse as it will get laughed out of the stage.
There is a reason why polls are conducted on a basis of anonymity. So the question of PC does not even arise.
Nice try however.
And by the way all European countries have problems with muslim integration however other western European countries are more tolerant. Example France even after the suburbs of Paris burned has a more favorable view of Middle-east/North African muslims than Germany.
PEW research show Germany as the least tolerant towards immigrants than other western European countries. And since other western European countries have the same problems or even worse problems than Germany with integration of muslims, your reasons or shall we say excuses don't sound convincing.
"I am German and I am proud what our people have achieved through hard work and dedication."
You may want to take a look at all those Asian countries that too recovered remarkably after the utter and complete devastation of WW2. You do know that WW2 was not merely an European war don't you?
I really admire South Korea for not only were they utterly destroyed by a brutal Japanese occupation but also suffered another brutal devastation when communist North Korea backed by China invaded South Korea and infliced a horrendous war on their soil. This will be equal to Germany going through the devastation of WW2, TWICE within 10 years.
Now South Korea is a flourishing vibrant economically affluent country. And they did this without Marshall plan aid, no solidarity tax transfers, no EU funds.
It appears humans have a remarkable capacity to rebuild, recover and flourish after devastating wars and this is not merely a super human German trait but common to all humanity.
Rwanda is now being touted as the "Singapore" of Africa because it appears to have rebounded and flourished so well after going through hell just a decade ago.
The USA suffered a devastating civil war in 1865 and barely 4 decades later by the early 1900's it had became the greatest economic and industrial power in the world. And they did this without Marshall plan aid.
very true, and that will probably help Germany maintain a clear distinction between healthy patriotism and dangerous nationalists.
the NDP dreams in red, white, and black. everytime i see that colour scheme on a 'minirock statt mineret' sign, i daydream about doing a little public burning of my own. tolerance and moral authority tries my patience.
i was referring to the American flag. sorry, should've been clearer.
Indeed in Israel I made much better experiences as I ever made in Britain.
Even elder people who were born in Germany were very open-minded and absolutely unbiased.
And the young Israelis are completely unbiased and open-minded and very friendly people.
So I felt very well and very welcome in Israel and did not hear any rant or bad remark about Germans or Germany.
And at the moment German courses in Israel are booked already until the end of the next year.
It is astonishing how many Israelis want to lean German and in Berlin we have some ten thousands of them.
Emmafinneys or Sherryblacks you will only find in Canada, Britain or the USA.
In Israel I did not find any of them:)
I can understand you from the German pov.
I am glad and grateful living in this country as well as you.
But you know very well that the rest of the West and South is regarding each of us as a part of an inferior type of primitive and stupid human beings and therefore Germans are the most hated people in Western world.
And our more than 1.000-years history is for most Europeans nothing but inferior crap and nonsense.
So you can be proud at home in Germany with your fellow-countrymen but not outside of Germany.
If you read all those many hateful comments you see that I am completely right.
Clearly I agree with - and only because you are a German- that Germany for me is a fantastic country.
But you have to take it as a matter of fact that nobody in Britain, Canada, USA, Italy, France, Spain or Greece ever will agree with us.
We have to deal with it and we are used to their negative pov.
I do not agree.
The American flag is the first flag of all countries.
The German flag fortunately does appear fortunately nowhere and so it is a rather unimportant flag.
And Germans are right if they have been hiding their flag wherever they can.
There is no need to represent the German flag outside of Germany.
If the Greeks and other nations love to burn the German flag just let them have their pleasure:)
Germans should stay at the sideline everywhere and stay modest.
As a German I only hope that the German flag will never be needed at he Olympic games.
I really wonder why Germany is participating.
They better should abstain and stay at home because they have nothing to do in London:)
Why should they be proud?
There is not any reason for being proud on anything.
Germans are happy if you just leave them alone.
So I never met anybody in Germany who has been proud of anything.
Germans are use to do their job and that's it.
In 2006 they waved their flags perhaps but living in Germany I fortunately do not see any flag.
Even in Berlin you will see a flag only at the top of the "Reichstag" and nowhere else.
So I can clearly say that Germans are no flag-fetishists.
And Germans proud? Of what?
Germans are used to stay modest and at the sideline of every event.
And even in 2012 it was for most people just embarrassing to see more flags as usual.
There is no need at all in Germany celebrating themselves.
There is a reason why PEW is recognised worldwide as credible and reliable.
If you had read the link for PEW, it would answer all your questions you had about how PEW conducted the research.
Europe in general has integeration problems with muslim immigrants and Germany is no exception.
However while I think immigrants have to learn the language and integrate into the host country and accept the values of a liberal democratic state, I draw the line at linking intellience to ethnicity. That is cuckoo.
Okay, I have looked into this survey, too.
PEW´s conclusion "North Americans generally are more welcoming to immigrants than are Western Europeans." cannot be verified by the underlying data. (Download it, if you want.) What we can conclude is that North Americans are very welcome to Asians and Latin Americans. Additionally we can conclude that Swedes are much more welcome than Italians and Germans.
By the way I´ve said that Germany and the USA were in the same league and not that Germany was more tolerant.
However I think that I was wrong. Even if we cannot make this conclusion with the PEW survey, I doubt that Germany would be as welcome towards Asians and Latin Americans as the USA (or if there was a question about immigrants in general: towards immigrants in general).
I know many nice and liberal US-Americans myself. Therefore it surprising that they usually say that Europe is more tolerant in this matter.
You´ve said that illegal immigrants are a different case. That´s true, but the overall impression is that the Reps are intolerant.
After all they use the same arguments as far right-wing Germans, who are against legal immigrants from Eastern Europe/Arab/North Africa: Uneducated, poor, cannot speak the native language, abuse our high-standard welfare state (health care, living cost and rent fee inclusive).
The USA have very strict rules in this case, which would sort them to the "illegal immigrants" group.
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