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Wasn't he the best captain ever few days ago? Hint Hint Asia cup.
We need to Stop this musical chair drama. Yes Mushy is not the smartest one in the business but who is? ........
Mushy infact walked down after being hit twice and then he was hit for the third time.. Then again, it's not spoon feeding, it's about helping and encouraging him... Not that every time Mushy walks up he delivers a verse of cricket bible to him... The purpose is just to make him feel easy and let him know, he can still do it. And a captain in such situation have got to act also to slow down the game and allow him time to think by walking p to him. If they can strategize something meanwhile, that great.
Ya, we can't keep changing captains..l we have bigger problems to address. Captaincy needs improvement but changing isn't the solution...
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I have been reading the round robin board and have signed up for several of them. I love this site and am so glad I found it.
I really would love to be in the queen of the month swap but it is full so was wondering if there are enough people out there that would want to start a new one.
It could be like the prince/ princess of the month swap. I see that the queen swap goes by your birthday month and didn't know if we would have enough to do the birthdays so just wondering if anyone would want to just pick a month and sign up.
Please remember this would be a year long commitment. It would not be fair to the others if you could not commit for a year.
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Hello Jennifer;
I was in one of these before and it barely made the year. I enjoyed it because as people dropped out I chose a month in the summer that was not full. My birthday is in December and I rarely get to celebrate. I would join if I could have a summer "birthday". Let me know. diene
Maybe if you started a thread that said sign ups for a princess swap, you would get a lot more response to this, and I think you would fill up in no time:)
I would if I could but I am already in 2 constant swaps, it sounds like it is going to be a lot of fun, good luck:)


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Looking at Tuesday's Benny Feilhaber trade to Sporting KC
Dec 11, 2012, 5:19 PM EDT
Sporting Kansas City is becoming quite the refuge for talented players on the outs with the U.S. national team program.
A year ago coach Peter Vermes picked up Bobby Convey on the cheap. The former left-sided U.S. national team attacker (who never made much of an imprint at Livestrong Sporting Park) had worn out his welcome at San Jose.
Now Vermes and Sporting KC have added New England Revolution playmaker Benny Feilhaber, who has become one of the truly mercurial figures around domestic soccer. New England received a 2014 first-round draft pick, a 2015 second round selection plus allocation money.
Few would question Feilhaber's ability; he has passing skills and vision that almost every MLS club would find useful. So why was New England willing to part with the 2010 U.S. World Cup veteran? And why did he fall so decisively out of the Revolution picture? (He wasn't even a starter for much of the 2012 stretch, and that for a non-playoff team.)
While his technical skills are more than sufficient, his ability to assimilate – whether that's on the field or in the locker room or some combination thereof – can now be fairly and openly called into question. Combined with Feilhaber's estrangement from the national team, there's no other conclusion to be reached.
Convey had some of the same problems, although his shortcomings were more transparent. Convey went public, for instance, with expressions of displeasure over former national team coach Bob Bradley and later over San Jose boss Frank Yallop.
Feilhaber has never been guilty of the same kind of public venting; his issues of discontent or failure to blend have been more internal and harder to pinpoint – although whispers have always existed that he's just not the easiest of teammates to be around.
Around Livestrong, Feilhaber could be a swell replacement for Roger Espinoza, who will leave for Wigan in January. Feilhaber is not the same player; he's more technical, slightly less box-to-box and surely less ferocious in the tackle. But Vermes can always tweak the midfield mix around Feilhaber and Graham Zusi, and the 4-3-3 around Livestrong can flourish anew.
On the other side, New England and manager Jay Heaps got quite a bit for a player they didn't want around Gillette Stadium, anyway.
SKC could get a lot from the relationship if Vermes can tame Feilhaber's less desirable properties. If not, the first Feilhaber-Convey-Vermes drama cannot be far away.
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Edy's froyo. I haven't been able to find any other frozen dessert that can replicate the creaminess of Edy's. My fave flavors have to be chocolate fudge brownie and the standard vanilla.
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Are you serious about the Minute Maid push pops? I have some in my freezer right now. They are still widely available. What I wish I could find are the Disney popsicles that were shaped like Mickey,Pluto, etc. I also really like to freeze miniature Reese's cups.
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I am crazy about Purely Decadent coconut milk mini sandwiches and almond bars. They are too delicious!
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Orange Sherbet and the over priced frozen lemonade from Starbucks.
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LOOOOOOVE ice cream. And frozen grapes. I'm an addict.
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Nowadays, I'm into Italian Ice.
Rhiannon 5 years
Spectra - they make pudding pops again. I just picked up some last week. They are made by popcicle, but I know they are not available everywhere for some reason. I have a friend that could not find them in Houston, but they have them here in Virginia. They come in chocolate, vanilla, and swirl. Almost the same, and they are still my favorite.
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They don't make them anymore, but I LOVED Jello Puddin' Pops. I kind of make my own by putting pudding into popsicle molds, but they aren't quite the same.
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I usually like keeping it simple. Frozen blueberries and grapes are delicious. Coconut Bliss ice cream sometimes. And maybe once every few years I'll have a push-pop if I happen to see it sold at a cafe.
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scooby doo push pops and coffee flavored gelato
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I have sometimes thought that young men think of nothing but fightin', drinkin' and rootin'. One things I gathered from Don Tate's autobiography is that I was more right than I could ever have believed. It is unusual to find an autobiography that shows all the worst aspects of a person, rather than the best aspects, but this one does.
He was raised rough, the eldest of a large family and his father a criminal, though rather a stupid one as he regularly spent time in prison. And his father encouraged fighting, hitting his sons so that they become accustomed to being knocked down and then getting up again. 'Learning how to use your fists seemed natural in that environment. A chipped tooth or a bloodied lip or nose was part of the ritual, a quick way to learn how to defend yourself. 'Keep your guard up,' our father would say, giving me a clout on the chin, then when I did defend myself, he'd put one into my breadbasket and knock the wind out of me. That brought the second part of the lesson: 'Keep your elbows together when you're defending.'
It is the story of Don Tate's life – he gets knocked down and he gets up again.
But as he writes it, Don Tate is not an admirable character. Women are for sex, and men are for fighting, usually with little reason.
Indeed, by the time he is in the army, he appears to be a perfectly despicable man, violent and unpredictable, with little regard for any civilised values - this view is from his own story in his own words. There was an incident in which he and a mate threw a 'Chink' off a train, didn't know whether he was dead, injured, or unharmed, but their only thought was that they should 'create an alibi' so they would run less risk of being charged with a possible murder. And about that mate – Doug Peterson. Tate saw him as a good mate. He admired him. 'I'd seen him beat the living daylights out of a woman once in a back alley outside a club in George Street, and when I'd gone to intervene, he'd threatened to bash me as well.' And later: Peterson was talking: 'Ah, me and a mate of mine from Rottnest picked up this abo whore,' he said, 'and we took her about twenty bloody miles out of Perth for a good rootin'. We bought her a bottle of gin, and she reckoned we could have whatever we wanted in return. But the bloody bitch drank the whole bottle by the time we got there, and was pissed as a fart and raving like a lunatic, and started jackin' up about it all. Big bird she was too, a real fuckin' heifer. Anyway, we gave her a bit of hurry-up and she came across for both of us eventually, and we roughed her up a bit for the fun of it afterwards because she was a slut.'
As I said, despicable.
|Tate at Kapooka training camp.
And yet, there are hints that there was always another side to his character, which he barely mentions. Early on, there was something about writing competitions and doing well at English. It was so buried in other things that it was easy to miss. And while in Vietnam, 'He'd put me out as an early-warning sentry in a bamboo thicket while the rest of the blokes were digging their shell-scrapes for the night, and I'd taken the opportunity to whip out a notebook. I was working on a poem to my mother when he crept up behind me.' A poem for his mother? It doesn't fit with the tough, uncaring, semi-criminal he depicts himself as. He also took photographs, including film, another example of a creative streak.
Does Tate have a deep self-hatred that he prefers to show the worst aspects of himself? I think he may be judging himself as worse than he is. But what do I know? It is so very far from my life experience.
The Vietnam War, and Tate was heavily involved in action from the very first patrol. He sees battles, he sees injustice, he sees incompetence, and he sees the wrong men getting the medals. It is ugly. And the 'R & R' breaks could also be ugly. He and a mate went into a rough neighbourhood, 'ficky fick' is offered, and they are happy to take advantage. But the woman his mate was using started to bleed - a miscarriage. 'I didn't know the ins and outs of what he'd done. But what I saw in that bowl, that night, swimming in the pool of blood, wasn't just a dead baby, but a measure of their lives when it was all added up. The sum total of all of them, the people of that war-torn country, with us and the Americans going berserk in it. Their lives were just a bloody mess.'
Tate was very badly wounded, and his war ended - at least that particular war. He spent around two years in hospital including twelve months in a full body plaster. For a formerly active man, it's a wonder he was able to remain sane. He has a real resilience. In spite of everything, he battles on.
It was when he was in hospital that he met Carole, the woman who was to be his wife. Carole sounds a wonderful woman, understanding and forgiving. And there was a lot to forgive at times, as he still liked fighting and he still liked women.
Even when handicapped by a permanently ruined hip, Tate still thinks it's a good thing to have a fight – 'manly' or something. A large part of this attitude was his stupid father, no doubt. Tate's father was not much of a man; it didn't stop his oldest son loving and admiring him. A comment from his father that very much pleased him - 'Jesus, you can blue these days. I didn't think you could go that well. Good onya!'
The years passed, jobs, children, fights, infidelities, but also in this time, Donald Tate went back to school, and eventually qualified as an English teacher. And again he makes little of this at the same time as he details those things he is not proud of. Or is he proud of them? Most people hide away their more stupid actions, but Tate displays them defiantly - like 'Judge me if you dare.'
Tate was always a battler. He battled other men, he battled circumstances, and he battled the histories - his unit had been wiped from history. It was largely because of Don Tate that it was corrected.
And still he battles. There are people who deny what has been officially acknowledged, and people who call him a fraud - he calls them 'gutless bastards.' But he has had official acknowledgement that all he has claimed is fact. That is quite enough for me; I would not dream of calling this man a fraud.
He battles himself as well. He has lived a life with a sort of aggression that is foreign to most of us. After he made an attempt at suicide, he found himself with a therapist. After many, many sessions, the therapist points out a few things for him - 'You survived a harsh upbringing, and helped raise your brothers and sisters in a difficult time. You risked your life and fought for your country. Only a small percentage of men ever get to do that. I know you saved some schoolgirls from something terrible one time too, and never got any recognition or reward for it. I know you were bashed on other occasions, while you were a teacher, which you haven't even told me about. I've done some research of my own on you, Don Tate. I know more about you than you think. Yet, despite all that, you kept at it. You gained a university degree. You've received community honours, even a medal, I understand. I heard you played representative sport at one time, despite your leg problems. And you've stayed married to your wife Carole all this time when many, many veterans haven't. And you've raised a family you can be rightly proud of. What more can you ask of yourself?'
Any man or woman who sees war action is scarred by it. Tate says that the images would last a lifetime - 'the impact of that bullet smashing through the bones of my hip joint; of straining to run through that mud into the storm of machine-gun fire; of the bodies at Thua Tich, sprawled in the dust, broken and bloodied, and again, on the way into Xuyen Moc, shredded; of the shattered leg of 'Doc' Dann; of the hatred and despair in the eyes of the mother of that dead fetus, and the stink of it, and the blood, drip, drip, dripping; and of those first dead bodies on my very first patrol an eternity ago, torn asunder, the eyes open, yet unseeing; and the weight of a dead mate, carried out on my shoulder on bamboo poles.'
Tate has had a great deal of ill luck in his life, he has lived with pain ever since that bullet ripped apart his hip joint, but in one thing, he was very lucky - his wife.
'My greatest treasure had been the wife and children I'd been blessed with, and to a large extent I'd failed to fully appreciate them. While each of my children had grown into a fine adult with a professional career, with not a single black mark against them, mostly they'd forged their own way. I'd been too concerned with figuring out my own path, making excuses, looking for answers. Sure, I took pride in them, and in their successes, but it was all their own doing, nothing to do with me. In that alone, I realised, the cycle had been broken. The sins of the father had been appeased.'
It has been a privilege to read this book. It has opened my eyes to a life and a character so far removed from my own experience. There are not many books that make a change to a reader's world view. This one does.
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I'm still trying to decide on minor improvements to a mid-century pink bathroom. I want to keep the style traditional.The sink is a vintage console style, 24" wide.
I'm trying to decide on lighting to go with a 24 x 36 oval-shaped mirror. I've narrowed it down to the ones in the images.I prefer something I can return for free to a local store if necessary.
Do any of you have a preference for one or two of them?The mock-ups are not to scale!
I'll appreciate any feedback.
I grew up during that time and I remember more bathrooms with sconces more like 5 & 6 in my new-ish (at the time) subdivision. But I also remember that those lights seemed mainly for show or for fancy night lights. They didn't really throw out that much light. Most of the bathrooms also had utilitarian ceiling fixtures or a light bar built into the top of a medicine cabinet -- so not sure how authentic you want to be? All of the sconces look lovely by the way.
Thanks, everyone.
Edeevee, I don't need to be completely authentic -- I'm removing several vintage features (a wall heater and built-in medicine cabinets) -- I just didn't want a light that looked super contemporary. And I do have a ceiling light that I'm relying on now, so the sconces are mainly for decoration.
beverly 27, Wow. Those would really require me to change my thinking! It's an interesting idea.
I appreciate all your opinions...I wish there were
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It's just a vintage console sink. Here: (ignore the wallpaper coming off)
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|Sep 01, 2009, 07:27 AM
Help with my ET OSD Pro & RangeVideo Tx harness
I'm looking at putting together my RangeVideo Tx harness which connects to my Eagle Tree OSD Pro.
Firstly, the RV Video Tx (900Mhz...) comes with a cable tha has a Audio, Video and Power connector, which gets magically made into a single plug that connects to the Tx.
That's the bit I'll be cutting...
And this is the side that goes into the Tx, which I'll be leaving well alone.
I have a separate mic and a 3S Lipo.
So, at the moment, this is the diagram I've come up, with help from a user on the forums.
I think it needs work though - as I'm sure I see a short...
To explain the image, I'll power the Tx off a Lipo, and have a separate Audio and Video servo connector going from my OSD Pro, to the harness which ends up with the connection going into the video Tx.
I've cut off the Video connection off the cable, which reveales the ground and the signal cable.
So, in the diagram, you can see that depicted as the video cable from the video TX, splitting into two (ground and signal).
Can anyone comment and assist me with this?
|Sep 01, 2009, 08:01 AM
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Images don't work.
|Sep 01, 2009, 03:18 PM
Do they not work for anyone? I've tried a few machines, and all seem OK...
|Sep 01, 2009, 03:21 PM
pics work for me.
Can't work out what it is you're asking though
|Sep 01, 2009, 03:26 PM
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Cralis, I would use the RCA jacks on the adapter to connect different components and not solder those coaxial cables.
|Sep 01, 2009, 03:35 PM
OK, the RangeVideo Tx came with a cable that, on one end, connects to the Video Tx with a small connector (2nd picture donw), and on the other end, has large RCA connectors. Power, Video and Audio.
The Audio connector has to connect to the 'Audio Out' on the Eagle Tree Pro, the Video RCA has to connect to the 'Video Out' on the Egle Tree OSD Pro, and then power connector has to connect to a Lipo.
I need to snip off the RCA style connectors, and change them with Servo stype connectors... (WHich the Eagle Tree OSD Pro expects), and add a Deans connector after removing the power connector.
Does that make any more sence?
|Sep 01, 2009, 03:47 PM
I can't work out what the red power lines are supposed to be doing for the video and audio out. Your diagram doesn't seem to make sense to me.
|Sep 01, 2009, 03:54 PM
The camera and the mic need power, as does the video Tx. So, its my understanding that the power is being supplied to the camera and mic, through the OSD, and then also to the power connector to the Video Tx. 12 Volts all around.
On the other end of the OSD Pro, there will be a Video IN, and an Audio IN, which will also be a servo connector, with signal, +v, and -v on that. So, the power in this diagram is supplying the power to everything.
|Sep 01, 2009, 04:11 PM
OK, I assumed that the OSD pro would provide power for the mic and camera, now I see that it just passes the power from AV in to AV out. That seems to make wiring it up much more complicated and messy. Your drawing makes sense now, just wire it up like that and should be fine.
|Sep 01, 2009, 04:39 PM
Seriously though, those RCA connectors need to come off, lots of weight and size that isn't necessary.
|Sep 01, 2009, 05:06 PM
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|Sep 01, 2009, 07:52 PM
Thanks guys. Yeah, the weight was the main issue.. and those plugs are HUGE.. So, the idea of nice little servo connectors coming out seems to be the winner. However, I'm still unsure of the diagram.
Let's start with the Video cable first... (As I have cut off the RCA connector, and supplied a photo). The video cable comes from the Tx cable, and once the RCA is cut off, I have 2 small cables... (Diagram shows this as a yellow and a black, coming out of the thick yellow cable).
I will solder that yellow (inner) wire, to the signal wire of the servo connector.
I will then solder the black wire (ground?) to the ground pole of the servo connector. And then I will solder a 12V wire from the LIPO to the +v pole on the servo connector.
Is that right so far?
My confusion (As this is due to lack of knowledge and experience) is.. how can the 12v positive line come FROM the Lipo, but then the Ground (-v) line go to the video Tx? Broken circuit? That means there's only one wire coming from the pack...
Or will this be resolved later by the power lead?
|Sep 01, 2009, 08:03 PM
why not just cut at the start of the plug where you have 4 wires to work with? That RCA thing looks big, fat & bulky did I mention it's big?
I've drawn you a diagram which you correctly interpreted ... but now you're deviating from the plan I see one short below the red "power" arrow. And I see lots of ground loops in the making because you didn't use the "star" configuration. Back to the drawing board!
|Sep 01, 2009, 08:21 PM
Trappy, my main man! I think I lost your diagram, and am, as we speak, hurting myself as punishment. Can you maybe ... resent said diagram? I was looking at those little wires on the plug... and thought they might be useful. But I can't remember a diagram from you using those directly.
Can you maybe post this diagram?
PS: You're in Switzerland, right? It's 3:21am as I type... do you sleep? Ever?
PPS: I'd never deviate from your plan. I believe I have misunderstood something!
|Sep 01, 2009, 08:28 PM
Here's the diagram:
Your re-interpretation is here:
No need to hurt yourself
What I meant with using the wires directly: There are 4 pins coming out of your transmitter. If you cut it right there, then you can use 4 wires. Somewhere in that fat wire they're being re-routed and you'll need to de-route those ... which makes it complicated
I do sleep ... but only when I feel like it Right now I'm up watching stoner movies ... yay
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First Step Towards Electronic DNA Sequencing: Translocation Through Graphene Nanopores
PHILADELPHIA –- Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have developed a new, carbon-based nanoscale platform to electrically detect single DNA molecules.
Using electric fields, the tiny DNA strands are pushed through nanoscale-sized, atomically thin pores in a graphene nanopore platform that ultimately may be important for fast electronic sequencing of the four chemical bases of DNA based on their unique electrical signature.
Collaboration Leads to Simpler Method for Building Varieties of Nanocrystal Superlattices
PHILADELPHIA –- Collaboration by chemists, physicists and materials scientists at the University of Pennsylvania has created a simple and inexpensive method to rapidly grow centimeter-scale membranes of binary nanocrystal superlattices, or BNSLs, by crystallizing a mixture of nanocrystals on a liquid surface.
Penn Researchers Discover New Role for Master Regulator in Cell Metabolism, Response to Stress
AMP-activated protein kinase, or AMPK, is a master regulator protein of metabolism that is conserved from yeast to humans. When a cell is low on fuel, AMPK shuts down processes that use energy and turns on processes that produce energy.
Biologists have been studying how AMPK works for several decades and know that once it is activated, AMPK turns on a large number of genes by passing the "make more energy" message through numerous signaling cascades in the cell. What was not known, until now, was that AMPK also works via an epigenetic mechanism to slow down or stop cell growth.
Seven in School of Veterinary Medicine Honored With Teaching Awards
Seven faculty members in the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine are recipients of 2010 teaching awards.
East Coast Exclusive from China: "Secrets of the Silk Road"
With graceful eyelashes, long flaxen hair and serene expression, the "Beauty of Xiaohe" seems to have just softly fallen to sleep-yet she last closed her eyes nearly 4,000 years ago. She was found, and excavated, in 2003, one of hundreds of spectacularly preserved mummies buried in the harsh desert sands of the vast Tarim Basin, in the Far Western Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China.
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Susan Volk and Michael Atchison of the School of Veterinary Medicine discuss veterinarians' role in translational research.
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Cindy Christian of the School of Medicine and Safe Place, the Center for Child Protection and Health, is praised for her child advocacy in light of her appointment as child-abuse expert at the Philadelphia Department of Human Services.
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Gary Lupyan of the School of Arts and Sciences and his team of researchers are cited for their study of the connection between visual and auditory learning.
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The Political Economy of Drones
Recorded: Thursday, February 26, 2015
Research Fellow Abigail Hall joins the Larry Conners USA radio show to talk about the use of drones both domestically and internationally. What are the implications of the use of drones by law enforcement and military? Hall, who has written her dissertation on the subject, talks about the ramifications of the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) also known as drones.
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John R. Graham Discusses Obamacare's Failings on KTRS
Recorded: Thursday, February 19, 2015
Sr. Fellow John R. Graham appeared on the Larry Conners USA radio show to talk about the failings of the Affordable Care Act and how it is costing people more money than originally thought. Graham also discusses the upcoming U.S. Supreme Court Case "King vs Burwell" that may strike down Obamacare in states that have not set up their own health care exchanges.
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Recorded: Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Entrepreneur and Author Peter A. Thiel spoke at a luncheon sponsored by the Independent Institute on January 27, 2015. He shared insights from his new book Zero to One on how to create true innovations in the world of atomsnot just digits and bitsand how to foster a peaceful, prosperous and freer future marked by globalization in a world of limited resources.
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Ivan Eland: DEA's New Database
Recorded: Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appears on Doug Stephan's Good Day radio show to talk about the DEA and their tactics of accessing data from civilians' phone calls. According to Eland, this is an example of one agency borrowing tactics from another in violation of the Constitution.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Culture/ Society, Democracy, Law Enforcement, Terrorism and National Crises
John C. Goodman: Obamacare Individual Mandate Penalty
Recorded: Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Independent Institute Senior Fellow John C. Goodman, author of "Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis" was interviewed on World News Radio to comment on the average person's penalty for not having health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.
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Anthony Gregory: The Failures of President George W. Bush on The Tom Woods Show
Recorded: Thursday, August 7, 2014
Research Fellow Anthony Gregory, author of author of The Power of Habeas Corpus in America appeared on the Tom Woods radio show to discuss the record of President George W. Bush.
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Ivan Eland on FSN Radio: Americas Presidents & Foreign Policy
Recorded: Thursday, May 15, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appears on The Financial Survival Network with host Kerry Lutz to talk about his book Recarving Rushmore which will be updated in the fall of 2014. The book ranks U.S. Presidents on issues of peace, prosperity, and liberty.
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Obamacare: Built to Fall Apart
Recorded: Thursday, January 30, 2014
Sr. Fellow John R. Graham appeared on the Joy Tiz radio show. Graham talks about the new Healthcare Contract with America, which relies on free market solutions to solve the healthcare crisis. Using examples from the landmark book by Sr. Fellow John C. Goodman, Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis, Graham describes ways in which Americans can take control of their healthcare.
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Gregor has been against buying out horcoff from Katz point of view. Simply saying that 2/3 of 13mil is a lot of money for someone to pony up.
All going to depend if a. there is a buyout amnesty clause and if there is how much money is Katz going to have to fork over.
$8,580,000 would be 66% of $13 million. If we lose Khabby to retirement we could save some $ there. RNH, Yakupov, and Schultz are on their ELC's and probably won't be earning their rookie maxes so it's not like he is paying the full amount of $ that is seen as being counted against the cap. Buying out Horcoff enables us to make a play for better players and being able to get good players for picks/prospects. Having this team be a winner would increase the value of the club to both Edmonton and other potential destinations. I'm pretty sure that they'd buy him out TBH.
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lol do you still believe in Santa as well? if your naive enough to believe that everything is rainbows and butterflies then you need to take off the rose colored glasses.
if things were the way you think they are why do we have guys like Lowe and MacT at the top of the organization? there is a lot of corruption in the world and there's no Easter bunny, Especially in pro sports.
And MacT was sacked and even spent a year with the rival Canucks, so what do you have to say about that? You can spew whatever garbage you want, but the bottom line is that the Oilers are better off without Horcoff and his $5.5 million cap hit than they are with it. If Katz is serious about icing a winner, he will buy Horcoff out, if he's not then he is an idiot who would rather not ruffle Horcoff's feathers than piss off his whole hometown (the arena issue/threatening to move, etc.).
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DONETSK, Ukraine — Ukraine's interior minister claimed Thursday that an armored column from Russia had crossed the border into eastern Ukraine overnight and had fought with Ukrainian troops during the day.
Russia did not immediately respond to the minister's allegation, and there was no independent confirmation that an incursion had taken place.
If it did, the event would signal a significant escalation in the simmering conflict in eastern Ukraine, where pro-Russian separatist militias have seized government buildings in several cities and have resisted government troops sent to restore control.
Russia is widely believed to be supporting and aiding the separatist militias, and significant numbers of men who describe themselves as volunteer fighters have crossed into Ukraine from Russia. But the precise role Russia has played in the violence in the east has been hard to discern.
The Ukrainian interior minister, Arsen Avakov, told reporters in Kiev, the capital, that the armored column included three tanks, as well as armored personnel carriers and armored cars, and had traversed the border at a separatist-controlled crossing.
A video posted online appeared to show a tank, spewing exhaust, clanking down a street in Snizhne, a town about midway between Donetsk, a provincial capital controlled by separatists, and the Russian frontier. Reuters reported that two of its journalists saw the tanks in Snizhne but could not establish where they had come from; separatists on the scene said the tanks had been taken from a Ukrainian military warehouse. Late Thursday, photographs that circulated online were said to show the tanks on a boulevard in Donetsk.
The pro-Russian militias are known to have armored personnel carriers that were seized from Ukrainian forces, but they have not previously been known to possess any tanks.
After Mr. Avakov's news conference, Ukraine's newly elected President Petro Poroshenko phoned Russian President Vladimir Putin to object to the incursion, Poroshenko spokesman Svyatoslav Tsegolko said. He wrote on his Facebook page that Mr. Poroshenko had told Mr. Putin that allowing tanks to cross into his country was "unacceptable."
Putin spokesman Dmitri S. Peskov told the Itar-Tass news agency that the two leaders spoke, but he made no mention of the Ukrainian accusation. He said Mr. Poroshenko congratulated Mr. Putin on the occasion of Russia Day, a national holiday celebrated annually on June 12, and then "informed Putin about his plan for a settlement in the southeast of Ukraine."
Ukraine has repeatedly accused Russia of deliberately allowing men and weapons to cross the two countries' porous border, allegations that Russia has denied. Last week, Ukrainian officials said Russia had allowed armored vehicles to cross the border at Marinovka; it later turned out that separatists had been operating near the border but had not attacked across it.
At his news conference Thursday, Mr. Avakov told reporters: "We observed three tanks, which, according to our information, crossed the border and were in Snizhne by morning. After this, two of them moved toward Horlivka," a town farther west. "They were attacked by our forces," he said. "A battle is underway."
The tanks and other armored vehicles crossed "despite the Russian Federation's statements that it welcomes the peace process, and that the order had been given to strengthen border patrols," Mr. Avakov said.
Russia has raised its own allegations against Ukraine. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov complained Tuesday that the Ukrainian army had not halted operations in the east, even though talks meant to achieve a cease-fire were underway among Russia, Ukraine and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe. Whether tanks actually crossed the border or not, the allegation that they had done so was a setback for the talks.
Mr. Poroshenko has said he was prepared to allow Russian fighters in Ukraine to return to Russia safely, to grant amnesty to local militants not accused of grave crimes and to discuss giving regional governments more power and autonomy, but that he would not negotiate with armed separatists.
Violence continued Thursday evening in the east. At least seven people were wounded after a car bomb exploded outside the regional administration building that is the headquarters of the self-declared People's Republic of Donetsk, in the city center. Local news media reported that the blast was an assassination attempt on a separatist leader, Denis Pushilin, but that he was unharmed. If that was the motive, it would be the second attempt on his life in two weeks, either because of internecine fighting among separatist groups, or between them and Ukrainian nationalist organizations backed by the government in Kiev.
Russia signaled Thursday that it would keep up its economic pressure on Ukraine. Alexei B. Miller, head of the giant Russian gas monopoly Gazprom, said in televised remarks that Russia would not extend a deadline for Ukraine to pay $1.95 billion for natural gas beyond 10 a.m. Monday.Russia - Eastern Europe - Europe - Ukraine - Vladimir Putin - Russia government - Sergey Lavrov - Kiev - Donetsk - Petro Poroshenko


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The Supreme Court will examine whether the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 will have retrospective or prospective operation.
A Bench, after hearing senior counsel Shiv Kumar Sharma and counsel Uday Gupta last week, issued notice to a woman on a petition from her husband challenging a Delhi High Court judgment holding that the Act would have retrospective operation.
The Bench of Justices Altamas Kabir, T.S. Thakur and C.K. Prasad, while posting the matter to July, stayed all further proceedings in the trial court.
According to Akhilesh Verma, the Act came into force on October 26, 2006 and his wife, Aastha Saxena's complaint pertained to an earlier period. He said there were conflicting views among the High Courts on the applicability of the law. While the Delhi and Madras High Courts held that the Act would have retrospective operation, the Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh High Courts ruled that it would be operative only prospectively.
In this case, the marriage was solemnised on August 23, 1980 and it was alleged that the woman was driven out of her matrimonial home on July 4, 2005. In November 2006, she filed a petition before a magistrate under Section 12 of the Act seeking reliefs. The magistrate granted her an interim relief of Rs.6, 000 a month and passed some other directions. On appeal, the Delhi High Court held that the law would have retrospective operation and declined to quash the proceedings.
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In his special leave petition against this order, Mr. Verma contended that it was a cardinal principle of construction that every statute was prima facie prospective "unless it is expressly or by necessary implication made to have retrospective operation."
In this case, the Act should be applied only prospectively, i.e. from the date of its coming into force, October 26, 2006, from when all acts of domestic violence as defined in Section 3 would be covered.
"Acts of domestic violence prior to October 26, 2006 shall be governed by the provisions of the Indian Penal Code."
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This week my SAC has begun to flower
This is a quite shady section of garden but SAC seems to tolerate it enough to light up this dark area this time of year.
In my experience they do tolerate shade. I have one growing in dappled shade all day with direct sun for a few hours (at most) in the afternoon. The shade is caused by deciduous trees. It's planted right at the edge of my property and the woods. It grew huge this year (it's first) and is just starting to bloom. Its got a ton of blooms.
I have a lot of shade. I was so pleased that it bloomed so well that I bought 2 more to plant in shady spots.
Thanks roseberrie. Where it is located gets almost no direct sun. If you look carefully you might see the white flowers from this same SAC on the left side of the much taller vegetation on the other side of the fence where it is reaching for more sun.
beautiful roseberri ~ I guess SAC is not too picky ~ I have relocated mine since planting 7 yrs ago (to shade a Nikko H) from ground to containers & gound again fr place to place, so she is back to being a baby each move but has never failed to show her pretty jasminy-scented-li'l blooms. She is along a fence & trying her mightyest to crawl over Autumn Joy & Carefree rose w/ blooms! Such a trooper!!!
Last year she partly covered a make-sift trellis & shaded a hummingbird feeder ~ the li'l guys loved the setting ~ one even owned & guarded the cafe until time to travel back South. I regret replacing her with Pink Chiffon that didn't crawl high enough. I may plant another in Spring & relocate PC else where!
Thanks for sharing pic!!!
Would love to share SAC's story, a real trooper that she is! FWIW & thanks for viewing & welcome comments on pix.
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