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10 You, though, have followed my teaching, my way of life, my aims, my faith, my patience and my love, my perseverance
11 and the persecutions and sufferings that came to me in places like Antioch, Iconium and Lystra -- all the persecutions I have endured; and the Lord has rescued me from every one of them.
12 But anybody who tries to live in devotion to Christ is certain to be persecuted;
13 while these wicked impostors will go from bad to worse, deceiving others, and themselves deceived.
14 You must keep to what you have been taught and know to be true; remember who your teachers were,
15 and how, ever since you were a child, you have known the holy scriptures -from these you can learn the wisdom that leads to salvation through faith in Christ Jesus.
16 All scripture is inspired by God and useful for refuting error, for guiding people's lives and teaching them to be upright.
17 This is how someone who is dedicated to God becomes fully equipped and ready for any good work.
157 Though my enemies and oppressors are countless, I do not turn aside from your instructions.
160 Faithfulness is the essence of your word, your upright judgements hold good for ever.
161 Though princes hound me unprovoked, what fills me with awe is your word.
165 Great peace for those who love your Law; no stumbling-blocks for them!
166 I am waiting for your salvation, Yahweh, I fulfil your commandments.
168 I observe your precepts, your judgements, for all my ways are before you.
35 While teaching in the Temple, Jesus said, 'How can the scribes maintain that the Christ is the son of David?
36 David himself, moved by the Holy Spirit, said: The Lord declared to my Lord, take your seat at my right hand till I have made your enemies your footstool.
37 David himself calls him Lord; in what way then can he be his son?' And the great crowd listened to him with delight.
Reading 1, Acts 4:8-12: 8 Then Peter, filled with the Holy Spirit, addressed them, 'Rulers ... Responsorial Psalm, Psalms 118:1, 8-9, 21-23, 26, 21, 29: 1 Alleluia! Give thanks to ... Gospel, John 10:11-18: 11 I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd lays down his life for ... ... continue reading
More Daily ReadingsThe New Jerusalem Bible (NJB) is a Catholic translation of the Bible published in 1985. The New Jerusalem Bible (NJB) has become the most widely used Roman Catholic Bible outside of the United States. It has the imprimatur of Cardinal George Basil Hume.
Like its predecessor, the Jerusalem Bible, the New Jerusalem Bible (NJB) version is translated "directly from the Hebrew, Greek or Aramaic." The 1973 French translation, the Bible de Jerusalem, is followed only "where the text admits to more than one interpretation." Introductions and notes, with some modifications, are taken from the Bible de Jerusalem.
Source: The Very Reverend Dom (Joseph) Henry Wansbrough, OSB, MA (Oxon), STL (Fribourg), LSS (Rome), a monk of Ampleforth Abbey and a biblical scholar. He was General Editor of the New Jerusalem Bible. "New Jerusalem Bible, Regular Edition", pg. v.

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Beginning on July 19, library patrons will need to show a Yale ID or current privileges card to access the Starr Reading Room in Sterling Memorial Library between the hours of 10:00 am and 2:00 pm. This requirement will be in place until August 18, in order to minimize the disruption to readers in Starr during the peak period of tours in Sterling. Alumni and non-Yale researchers who require access to Starr should first register with the Privileges Office behind the Information Desk in the Sterling nave. For any questions about the new policy, please contact Ken Crilly, Associate University Librarian for Program Development and Research (email@example.com).
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At an auction on site at Beach St last night, the house and adjoining 0.8ha of land was sold to Dunedin couple Brian and Penny Anderson for $305,000.
Bidding started at $260,000 with just one other bidder, and got to $285,000 before 10 minutes of private negotiations between the Andersons and owners the Boswell family came to a conclusion.
The property had a valuation of $300,000.
The building existed through the generosity of whaler, farmer and merchant Johnny Jones, and was first used as a schoolhouse in 1860. Mr Jones gave the timber and land for the building to be built.
Mr Anderson said the house was a part of Waikouaiti's heritage, and there was no way he would knock it down.
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Looking at my symptoms, many of which are far less these days and some are gone, it would be easy to figure that I'd just been dealing with some heavy-duty menopausal issues.
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STEPHEN BATCHELOR, a frequent contributor to Tricycle, is the author of Buddhism Without Beliefs and, most recently, Verses from the Center, a translation of Nagarjuna's work on emptiness. He is the co-founder of Sharpham College in Devon, England, and after serving as its director for four years, Stephen and his wife, Martine, recently moved to Southwest France. More » -
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Jules Shuzen Harris, Sensei, a Soto priest and dharma successor to Roshi Pat Enkyo O'Hara, writes candidly about confronting his own anger and helping others handle theirs in "Uprooting the Seeds of Anger." He describes his method for defusing anger as "an inventive psychological process" combined with traditional zazen. A Buddhist practitioner for 30 years, Shuzen founded Soji Zen Center in Landsdowne, Pennsylvania, in 2005. In addition to teaching Buddhist philosophy, Zen meditation, and other contemplative techniques, the center offers dharma talks, retreats, workshops, and a weekly study group. More » -
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To achieve moody, evocative images like those accompanying "Focusing," photographer Abelardo Morell uses a centuries-old technique called camera obscura (Latin for "darkened room"), precursor to modern photography. Morell first covers the windows of a room in black plastic, creating a totally dark space. He then cuts a small hole in the plastic, through which an upside-down image of the exterior scene is projected onto the walls, floors, and ceiling of the room, and superimposed on its contents. Creating these surreal images has taken Morell—a Cuban native who now lives near Boston—from "my own living room to all sorts of interiors around the world," he says. More »


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NIACR'S Annual Mediation Blog Roundup The advent of blogging as a form of internet communication has begun to revolutionize how information is disseminated on the web. The mediation field has not been immune from this development, and there are a growing number of blogs relating to mediation and dispute resolution that are popping up on the internet. In recognition of the efforts of these blog pioneers, we have surveyed the field and our findings are presented below.
Top Five Mediation Blogs
1. Online Guide to Mediation - Our Editor's Choice (Written by Diane Levin, Marblehead, Massachusetts) Given the competition, selecting an Editor's Choice was an extremely difficult task. However, we finally narrowed our choice down to this blog which we feel is the best among a field of strong contenders. Smart, insightful, and highly readable, it consistently provides a surprising wealth of information relating to mediation, negotiation, law, and conflict management. It's excellent use of photographs also gives this blog an attractive and professional look. A great candidate to include in your browser's favorite's list.
2. Mediator Blah...Blah... (Written by Geoff Sharp, Wellington, New Zealand) Irreverent in tone, this blog ran a close second for Editor's Choice Award. Mediator Blah...Blah... never fails to deliver relevant content with a breadth of information that is very impressive, making this one of the best mediation blogs out there. Packed with useful information, this blog presents its information in a nice, clean, readable design. It's often downright funny, making it great for reading at the end of a tough day.
3. Mediator Tech (Written by Tammy Lenski, Dublin, New Hampshire) If we had a separate Editor's Choice Award for technology-related blogs for mediators, this one would have won hands down. Mediator Tech offers a gold mine of information relating to technology issues affecting the mediation field. Need tips for setting up a mediator website? Want to learn the ins and outs of marketing your mediation practice using technology? This blog has the answers. It also includes a periodic roundup of links to informative resources available online to mediators.
4. Mediation Mindset (Written by Anthony Cerminaro, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) This newcomer to the field promises to be a rising star. With a focus on negotiation, this blog presents its information in a compelling and informative style. Of particular note was a recent article on negotiating in China which was as fascinating as it was informative. We predict this blog will become a staple for mediators interested in keeping abreast of developments in this area.
5. Florida Mediator (Written by Perry S. Itkin, Fort Lauderdale, Florida) Although somewhat regional in its scope, our top five list would not have been complete without including this veteran blog. Florida Mediator always contains items of interest to mediators, even those who are not from Florida. Because of its longevity, this blog also has an extensive archive collection. In short, this blog is a good read for a mediator in any geographic area, but a must read for any Florida mediator.
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this crop of pictures are very good! i need to go to Paris and ask these people for some style advice!
Girl #2 – perfection in all its simplicity.
Your photos are just getting better and better!
You used to shot just scene kids, but now is more simple and PURE style, something that shines through the pictures! ;)
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According to a government press release the recapitalisation ensures that the BoC well exceeds its minimum capital adequacy ratio. Based on the latest financial information, BoC's Common Equity Tier 1 ratio is estimated to stand at around 12%.
The Central Bank of Cyprus, in its capacity as the Resolution Authority, will notify the BoC that it is no longer in resolution as of 30 July 2013 and that the duties of the Board of Directors are henceforth exercised by the transitional Board of Directors until the bank holds its Annual General Meeting.
Following the recapitalisation, 12% of deposits that were previously blocked will be released (5% in total).
The balance will be split evenly into three separate time deposits of six, nine and twelve months, respectively. BoC will have the option to renew the time deposits once for the same time duration. These deposits will receive a rate of interest which will be higher than the corresponding market rates offered by the BoC.
The share structure of BoC will be amended so that all shareholders hold ordinary shares. The new structure will be compliant with the European Capital Requirements Regulation.
Legacy Laiki depositors will be compensated through shares in BoC, amounting to around 18% of share capital in the combined group.
The recapitalisation of BoC and its exit from resolution are key milestones in the rejuvenation of BoC's financial standing which will underpin its resilience and ability to support the Cyprus economy and thus assist in stabilizing the financial sector in Cyprus.
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Roland Emmerich's Godzilla is in for some much-deserved ridicule. |
Roland Emmerich's 1998 take on the kaiju classic Godzilla is rightly reviled by both fans of the original and anyone else who hasn't suffered brain trauma. But among one select audience -- fans of RiffTrax, to be specific -- it's been in great demand for years. When RiffTrax Live: Godzilla hits theaters on August 14, that demand, however inexplicable, will be fulfilled at last -- and no one is better suited to make fun of it than the RiffTrax crew. Michael J. Nelson and Bill Corbett join Kevin Murphy -- all Mystery Science Theater 3000 alumni -- for a live lampooning that should be the most fun it's possible to have with Emmerich's bloated monstrosity of a monster movie. Before the fun starts tomorrow night, we caught up with Murphy to talk about the awfulness of the movie, how riffing this one compares to making fun of old-school kaiju, and why it's easier to make fun of really, really stupid films. See also: RiffTrax's Kevin Murphy on Birdemic and Mystery Science Theater 3000's legacy Westword: I understand that this version of Godzilla is something people have been asking you to riff for a while. Kevin Murphy: Yeah, strangely this is an audience favorite [request]. It's one that, when we've asked for suggestions, people say, "Do this, get this Matthew Broderick Godzilla!" My best guess is because it's so far off the kaiju canon for everybody, they seem angry and resentful for the fact that this version of Godzilla was made. I don't have that much of a dog in this fight [laughs], so I don't care either way, but it is fun to make fun of. It's a big, dumb Roland Emmerich film. Yeah, it's the one I've never seen, because I hate Roland Emmerich. I couldn't believe it was being made, and then when the reviews came out and said it was as bad as I had imagined... I just couldn't do it. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Especially for Godzilla fans, they seem to be particularly vitriolic in their comments about this movie. So you've now watched it some ungodly number of times to prepare for this show. Does it live up to its shitty reputation? I've watched it a lot of times. I've spent a lot of time with this film. Does it live up to its reputation? Well, it certainly is right in the Roland Emmerich wheelhouse, I'll say that much for it. You sort of take Independence Day, strip it of aliens and insert giant dinosaurs and a lot of shameless Spielbergian references, and there you have Godzilla. That's exactly what I was afraid of. On the other hand, that gives you good material to work with, I assume? Well, yeah, it's fun. Any time you have these big, goofy, overly dramatic monster-disaster films taking sort of a classically B-movie genre and trying to make it bigger than it ought it be, you just have a great opportunity for our type of fun. Is it easier to make fun of dumb movie than smart movies? Well, yeah, usually. It's not a poorly made film in any respect, except a lot of people don't like the actual Godzilla monster. But technically it's fine. Its goofiness is just in the fact that it takes itself way too seriously at times, and the comic relief in it is really sort of sad and depressing. Those we can work with. Continue for more from Kevin Murphy on kaiju and bad movies.
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It does seem to be high time to skewer this film. Not only do you have all those fan requests, but it seems like kaiju are on the rise these days.
Boy, yeah, once again kaiju are rearing their collective, scaly heads, aren't they? I have lots of friends who have been kaiju fans and I just sort of fit in between those. I didn't go see a lot of
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Law firm Clifford Chance has announced a fresh deployment of BlackBerry 10 devices for their workforce. The law firm has used BlackBerry for their mobility deployment for the past decade and they've committed to adopting the new platform for their 1600 employees. Continue reading 'Law Firm Clifford Chance to Deploy 1600 BlackBerry 10 Smartphones'
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Clinically significant adverse reactions that appear in other sections of the labeling include:
- Embryo-fetal Toxicity [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS, Use In Specific Populations]
- Fluid Retention [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]
- Pulmonary Edema with PVOD [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]
- Decreased Sperm Count [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]
- Hematologic Changes [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]
Clinical Trials Experience
Because clinical trials are conducted under widely varying conditions, adverse reaction rates observed in the clinical trials of a drug cannot be directly compared to rates in the clinical trials of another drug and may not reflect the rates observed in practice.
Safety data for Letairis were obtained from two 12-week, placebo-controlled studies in patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) (ARIES-1 and ARIES-2) and four nonplacebo-controlled studies in 483 patients with PAH who were treated with doses of 1, 2.5, 5, or 10 mg once daily. The exposure to Letairis in these studies ranged from 1 day to 4 years (N = 418 for at least 6 months and N = 343 for at least 1 year).
In ARIES-1 and ARIES-2, a total of 261 patients received Letairis at doses of 2.5, 5, or 10 mg once daily and 132 patients received placebo. The adverse reactions that occurred in > 3% more patients receiving Letairis than receiving placebo are shown in Table 1.
Table 1 : Adverse Reactions with Placebo-Adjusted Rates
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Peripheral edema | 14 (11) | 45 (17) | 6 |
Nasal congestion | 2 (2) | 15 (6) | 4 |
Sinusitis | 0 (0) | 8 (3) | 3 |
Flushing | 1 (1) | 10 (4) | 3 |
Most adverse drug reactions were mild to moderate and only nasal congestion was dose-dependent.
Few notable differences in the incidence of adverse reactions were observed for patients by age or sex. Peripheral edema was similar in younger patients ( < 65 years) receiving Letairis (14%; 29/205) or placebo (13%; 13/104), and was greater in elderly patients ( ≥ 65 years) receiving Letairis (29%; 16/56) compared to placebo (4%; 1/28). The results of such subgroup analyses must be interpreted cautiously.
The incidence of treatment discontinuations due to adverse events other than those related to PAH during the clinical trials in patients with PAH was similar for Letairis (2%; 5/261 patients) and placebo (2%; 3/132 patients). The incidence of patients with serious adverse events other than those related to PAH during the clinical trials in patients with PAH was similar for placebo (7%; 9/132 patients) and for Letairis (5%; 13/261 patients).
During 12-week controlled clinical trials, the incidence of aminotransferase elevations > 3 x upper limit of normal (ULN) were 0% on Letairis and 2.3% on placebo. In practice, cases of hepatic injury should be carefully evaluated for cause.
Use in Patients with Prior Endothelin Receptor Antagonist (ERA) Related Serum Liver Enzyme Abnormalities
In an uncontrolled, open-label study, 36 patients who had previously discontinued endothelin receptor antagonists (ERAs: bosentan, an investigational drug, or both) due to aminotransferase elevations > 3 x ULN were treated with Letairis. Prior elevations were predominantly moderate, with 64% of the ALT elevations < 5 x ULN, but 9 patients had elevations > 8 x ULN. Eight patients had been re-challenged with bosentan and/or the investigational ERA and all eight had a recurrence of aminotransferase abnormalities that required discontinuation of ERA therapy. All patients had to have normal aminotransferase levels on entry to this study. Twenty-five of the 36 patients were also receiving prostanoid and/or phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5) inhibitor therapy. Two patients discontinued early (including one of the patients with a prior 8 x ULN elevation). Of the remaining 34 patients, one patient experienced a mild aminotransferase elevation at 12 weeks on Letairis 5 mg that resolved with decreasing the dosage to 2.5 mg, and that did not recur with later escalations to 10 mg. With a median follow-up of 13 months and with 50% of patients increasing the dose of Letairis to 10 mg, no patients were discontinued for aminotransferase elevations. While the uncontrolled study design does not provide information about what would have occurred with re-administration of previously used ERAs or show that Letairis led to fewer aminotransferase elevations than would have been seen with those drugs, the study indicates that Letairis may be tried in patients who have experienced asymptomatic aminotransferase elevations on other ERAs after aminotransferase levels have returned to normal.
Postmarketing Experience
The following adverse reactions were identified during postapproval use of Letairis. Because these reactions were reported voluntarily from a population of uncertain size, it is not possible to estimate reliably the frequency or to establish a causal relationship to drug exposure: anemia [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS], asthenia, dizziness, fatigue, fluid retention [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS], heart failure (associated with fluid retention), hypersensitivity (eg, angioedema, rash), nausea, and vomiting.
Elevations of liver aminotransferases (ALT, AST) have been reported with Letairis use; in most cases alternative causes of the liver injury could be identified (heart failure, hepatic congestion, hepatitis, alcohol use, hepatotoxic medications). Other endothelin receptor antagonists have been associated with elevations of aminotransferases, hepatotoxicity, and cases of liver failure.
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Multiple dose coadministration of ambrisentan and cyclosporine resulted in an approximately 2-fold increase in ambrisentan exposure in healthy volunteers; therefore, limit the dose of ambrisentan to 5 mg once daily when coadministered with cyclosporine [see CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY].
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FREE Snoop Dogg Anthem for L.A.: "El Lay" (Download, NSFW)
LA Times blogger Jeff Weiss reports that Snoop Dogg has just released an anthem for L.A. called "El Lay." If Jay-Z's "Empire State of Mind" is as Broadway-ready and coked-up as a Manhattan evening, Snoop's paean to our fair city is, of course, much more blunted.
"Unsurprisingly," writes Weiss, "Snoop's PR team notes that 'El Lay' is released to coordinate with next month's NBA All-Star game, hosted in the city of Angels -- not to mention his 11th studio album, Doggumentary Music, slated for a March release on Capitol. The latest cut is much very much aligned with Snoop's traditional aesthetic-- a permanently laid glide groove tailor-made for smooth drives in fast cars. Hook man Marty James croons about 'rolling down the 405,' while Snoop describes a typical day 'rolling down Fairfax ... bust a left turn on Pico ... gotta see the Bishop, he got me some gator shoes/Gotta roll to Hollywood/I'm at the House of Blues.' Rest assured, Snoop isn't slipping -- he makes a later stop at his dispensary to buy some kush."
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Fighting Game of the Year: Nominees 2012
These are GameSpot's nominees for the 2012 Fighting Game of the Year.
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I wish something about the winners would be written. As it stands we get no idea what the staff actually thinks of the games or how they picked them. Just saying Tekken Tag 2 is our winner tells me nothing. I want to know why is it the winner.
Though it disappointed me on many levels, Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is my pick. I must add, as long as Virtua Fighter doesn't win I'm alright.
P4A should win this because it is combining two completely unlikely genre together into and excellent game and because it is doing something the fighting game genre needed to do long ago, to make the genre approachable and accessible to people that haven't played fighting games in the past for being near inscrutable for the uninitiated. That alone is a commendable achievement.
Have to admit though, I'd still want Tekken to take it either way so in the grand scheme of things it doesn't change anything.
SF x Tekken and PS All Stars should have made the list, just my personal opinion. Granted SFxT has balancing issues but as a game it offers everything SF4 does as well as way more fan service, all it needs is balancing. As for All Stars, it's severely underrated.
VF and TTT2 are my votes.
Also lol @ people whining for SFxT there, not even the FG community likes that cash grab.
It seems the people's choice award is for Tekken, and I agree. I haven't written it off for Gamespot's pick, but you're right that they tend to hold its intricacy and depth against it. Admittedly, I would never call myself good at the game, but I can totally pick a random character and ruin my less experienced friends because the entry barrier is so high, but it's a game one can really sink one's teeth into if they cared to.
GS will pick P4A cuz its user friendly and has an auto-combo system,though i'd like ttt2 to win.So much content!!
The best fighting game ever is TEKKEN until now ...and the best fighting game for this year is TEKKEN tag 2
playstation all stars aren there cuz they werent released before nov 20th so they wont make this year cuts maby next year if they can hold up that long
where is Playstation All Stars Battle Royale?! Even though Gamespot gave it a low score, doesn't mean it isn't good
Oh cmon.... Persona arena was a total lame , just to think about the story mode.... boring.
Tekken Tag 2 hands down.
SXT should be on the list for battling the GOTY out!
DoA5/TTT2 should take the win when SXT missed the chance to hit.
I really hope the most mainstream game doesn't take the award just because, well its named Tekken i mean Persona 4 and even Skullgirls deserve it much more.
GS gave Streetfighter X Tekken a much better score than 3 of the 5 nominees and the same score as the other two (8.5) but it isn't nominated? LOL what?
Although not seeing Street Fighter X Tekken on this list is kind of surprising, I guess we can say that this is the end of the line for Fighting games until the next console generation.
what is that is that a games MAM !!!!!!!!!!!
stop play with me put some thing worth to vote please.


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Davis can start at T/G. And Fox is a swing tackle. You can cut Flo off the bat, and start one of them in his place. Then use the other to scare the rest of the line
I just don't see them going after two OTs I seen them going after one an OG/C because you would have to pick them round one an round two when you can trade out the first round an pick up an extra pick and still get Fox - then go after a FS a WR
why cut Flozell Adam's when he is the only OL that "brings it" week after week? He is the only player on our offense, and sometimes our team that plays with "the fire". When people suggest cutting him or getting rid of him it makes me flip, getting a successor for him to train, yes that is needed, but getting rid of him is absolutely ridiculous. I see no T in the NFL I would rather have, except for Michael Oher and that is only because of his youth and his potential, let alone a rookie coming out next year. Flozell > All - Oher = True Statement. Flozell = Oher = True Statement aswell. So therefor, Flozell is equal to or greater than all other T's. TY.
Davis is probably a RT in the NFL, but he could be moved to G as well. Fox is a LT. If we cant get Iupati....I would love to get Davis and Fox......and even though we do not need a RB, give me Gerhart as well.
Looked great at LT all year and abused some NFL speed rushers. Thats w/ a Frosh QB who holds the ball.
talking about Fox or Davis? BTW....if I could build our OL in this draft LT Davis LG Iupati C Tennant RG Asamoah RT Fox
See sig You can plug him in day 1 and be ok. Yea, thered be some rookie mistakes but ultimately itd pay off. Davis has pride, hes mean to his opponents. He doesnt hope to push rushers past the QB. He engages and stalls them. Throw Davis, Brewster, and Fox into the mix next year and you got your young building blocks. Cut Flo loose, and find a back up C. See which older linemen underperforms then replace them.
Dude you seriously over-rate the talent on this team time and time again. Now you have Flo as the best LT in all of football? Wow.
Just a list but here are some LT's in the league that I'd take over Flo in a heart beat. Michael Oher Joe Thomas Ryan Clady Jermon Bushrod Jake Long And those are just the 5 that immediately pop into my head as I think about LT. There could be a couple more if I looked at every single NFL roster. There is no way, at all, that Flo is the best LT in the NFL.
That may be, but he brings his a-game every week, he is the only consistent player on our O-line so he is the least needed replacement on our O-line to be honest.
that be a wonder draft gawd I would love that also I think we could get 2 of them realistically LT Davis LG Iupati 1 round C Tennant RG Asamoah RT Fox 2 round
our L OT is our main need Davis or Fox if we can get one of those I will be happy would not mind a G/C but maybe this what they have in mind for Brewster


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Here are a few of our top tips for bringing your dog along on your next morning run:
1. Young pups on the run: While energetic young dogs might seem to be the perfect running partner, dogs under 18 months of age should not participate in sustained periods of jogging or running since their bones are still growing.
2. Prevent chronic pain: Rule out any health or joint issues with your vet before taking your dog on the road or trail, and keep an eye out for any signs of soreness or discomfort both before and after an exercise session.
3. Conditioning for canines: Just like humans, dogs need to work their way up to longer runs, too! Start off slow, adding an extra few minutes each week to build up your pup's endurance.
4. Keep it cool: Consider the weather before taking your pooch out for a run. Sunny sidewalks can scorch your pet's feet and hot, humid days prove an extra challenge since dogs can't sweat to stay cool. Bring a portable water bowl for your dog and move your run to early morning or after dusk hours on hotter days.
5. Stay safe & in control: Dogs should always wear a collar with identification and stay on a leash when on a run. Additionally, giving your dog a few minutes at the beginning of your workout to sniff and explore for a bit helps him warm up and will help you avoid having to stop at a tree every minute along the way!
Having a canine companion on your workout can turn that dreaded dose of cardio into a fun bonding activity for you and your dog that you'll be sure to commit to. Learn more about the benefits of exercise for your dog and find out how you can help other pets in need while running for Team ASPCA.
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As the unofficial start to summer, Memorial Day is a great excuse to get outdoors. But whether you're partying, barbequing, or just soaking up some rays, it's important to keep your pet's safety in mind at all times. To prevent any Memorial Day mishaps, we've put together five tips to help protect animals during the "Dog Days" of the season.
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Barbequing is one of the best parts of Memorial Day, but remember that the food and drink you serve your guests may be poisonous to pets. Keep alcoholic beverages away from animals, and remind guests not to give them any table scraps or snacks. Raisins, grapes, onions, chocolate, and avocado are all common at barbeques—and they're all especially toxic to animals.
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Don't leave pets unsupervised around a pool or lake—not all dogs are expert swimmers! Introduce your pets to water gradually and make sure they wear flotation devices when on boats. Also, try to keep your dog from drinking pool water, which contains potentially dangerous chemicals like chlorine.
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Unless specifically designed for animals, insect repellant and sunscreen can be toxic to pets. Signs of repellent toxicity include drooling, vomiting, diarrhea, excessive thirst, and lethargy. DEET, a common insecticide in products for humans, may cause neurological issues in dogs.
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Pets can get dehydrated quickly, so if you're spending time outside, give them plenty of fresh, clean water and make sure they have a shady place to get out of the sun. Note that animals with flat faces, like Pugs and Persian cats, are more susceptible to heat stroke since they cannot pant as effectively. These pets, along with the elderly, the overweight, and those with heart or lung diseases, should be kept cool in air-conditioned rooms as much as possible.
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We're excited to announce today that the ASPCA has dedicated $25 million to assist animals in need in Los Angeles, California in a multi-year effort. Like many communities, Los Angeles faces immense challenges related to homeless animals—roughly half of the animals that enter L.A. area shelters do not find homes. We plan to build on the strong foundation created by Los Angeles' animal welfare community, working closely with local groups to provide critical services to save lives and help keep families and their pets together.
The ASPCA's efforts in L.A. will include five key programs:
- Spay/neuter: The ASPCA will operate a spay/neuter facility for animals owned by South L.A. residents, as well as animals sheltered at the South Los Angeles Animal Care Center–Chesterfield Square facility. Procedures performed at the facility will be fully subsidized.
- Subsidies for local rescue groups: We'll provide funding to subsidize fees incurred by local rescue groups when transferring animals from the Los Angeles County and Los Angeles City shelter system into their facilities or networks.
- Animal relocation: The ASPCA will kick start a relocation program to move animals from L.A. metropolitan area shelters to communities where they'll have better chances of being adopted.
- Safety net programs: These programs are designed to keep animals in their homes by addressing the needs of pet parents with scarce resources and limited access to critical services.
- ASPCA grant funding: We'll provide funding annually to local partners for intervention programs, spay/neuter programs and medical care for animals in low income areas.
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Spring has sprung! If you're anything like us, you're itching to dust off your green thumb and get gardening. But before you break ground, keep in mind that a number of popular springtime plants can be poisonous to pets. To make sure that you don't cultivate a danger-zone for your furry friends, we've put together a list of ten common toxic varieties:
Azalea/Rhododendron: Members of the Rhododendron species (also known as azalea) contain substances known as grayantoxins, which can produce vomiting, drooling, diarrhea, weakness, and depression of the central nervous system in animals. Severe azalea poisoning can even lead to death from cardiovascular collapse.
Chrysanthemum: These popular blooms are part of the Compositae family, which contains pyrethrins that may produce gastrointestinal upset including drooling, vomiting, and diarrhea, if eaten. In certain cases, depression and loss of coordination may also develop if enough of any part of the plant is consumed.
Cyclamen: Cyclamen species contain cyclamine, a toxin that can produce significant gastrointestinal irritation and intense vomiting. The highest concentration of cyclamine is actually in the root portion of cyclamen, though the entire plant should be avoided.
Daffodil: Yes, even the popular daffodil—aka Narcissus—can cause vomiting, salvation, and diarrhea when ingested. Large ingestions can lead to convulsions, low blood pressure, tremors, and cardiac arrhythmias. And beware: bulbs are the most poisonous part.
English Ivy: Also called branching ivy, glacier ivy, needlepoint ivy, sweetheart ivy, and California ivy, Hedera helix contains triterpenoid saponins that, if ingested, can result in vomiting, abdominal pain, hypersalivation and diarrhea.
Kalanchoe: Commonly referred to as the Mother-In-Law plant, the Kalanchoe species contains components that can produce gastrointestinal irritation, as well as those that are toxic to the heart, and can seriously affect cardiac rhythm and rate.
Lily: While they're not toxic to dogs, members of the Lilium species are especially dangerous for cats. The ingestion of even a small amount of this plant can lead to severe kidney damage for your feline friend.
Oleander: All parts of Nerium oleander are considered toxic, as they contain cardiac glycosides that have the potential to cause serious effects—including gastrointestinal tract irritation, abnormal heart function, hypothermia and even death.
Sago Palm: Sago Palm, along with other members of the Cycad family, is highly toxic to dogs, cats, and horses. The ingestion of just one or two seeds from this plant can result in very serious side effects, including vomiting, diarrhea, depression, seizures and liver failure.
Tulip: Tulips contains toxins that can cause vomiting, depression, diarrhea, and hypersalivation. Although the entire tulip plant is considered toxic, it is the bulb that is the most poisonous to animals.
Though this list covers ten of the most common springtime toxins, it is important to note that more than 700 plants have been identified as potentially harmful to animals! Please visit our full list of toxic and non-toxic plants to make sure that your garden is safe for your pets.
If you think that your animal is ill or may have ingested a poisonous substance, contact your local veterinarian or our 24-hour emergency poison hotline directly at 1-888-426-4435.
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Happy Earth Day, pet parents! Today, billions of people around the globe will take a pledge to live more sustainably. But what does the green movement mean for our animal companions? Just like us, our furry friends leave a lasting impact on our environment. Here are some easy things you can do with your pet to cut down on waste and show a little love for our planet.
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Clean up pet messes with rags or recycled paper towels to cut down on paper products. And reach for vinegar instead of bleach—this household staple is an eco-friendly alternative to harsh chemicals.
Buy in Bulk
Buy pet supplies in bulk or opt for the largest size available. You'll save money on your pet's favorite treats and help cut down on discarded cardboard and packaging. Even better, opt to buy from companies that use sustainable packaging.
Go Natural for Toys and Bedding
Protect your pets from toxic chemicals by giving them sustainable toys and products made from recycled plastics and natural materials.
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It's spring cleaning time. Before you throw away old pet products, call your local shelter. They may need gently used towels, bedding, leashes, litter boxes and pet toys.
Scoop Poop the Eco-Friendly Way
Swap out plastic and scoop your pup's poop with biodegradable bags or reusable cloths instead. If you use kitty litter, choose brands that offer plant-based alternatives like wheat and wood chips.
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Spaying and neutering is the number-one way to cut down on pet overpopulation, and when searching for your next pet, opt to adopt. There are countless numbers of homeless pets looking for loving homes.
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The University of Phoenix study of about 1,000 kindergarten through 12th-grade teachers said that teachers are having issues with how to connect with parents and teachers on social networks. The survey said that less than one-third of the teachers have received training on how to use social media to connect with their students or as an educational tool.
"That's why only 17 percent of K-12 teachers encourage their students to connect with them through social media, and only 18 percent of them integrate it into their classrooms," said Kathy Cook, director of educational technology with the University of Phoenix's College of Education.
The survey said that less than one-third of new teachers receive training on how to use social media in the classroom and, because of that lack of training, most are avoiding its use altogether.
But that's not the only problem. Cook said many teachers are concerned about being able to separate their social media accounts in their business and professional lives and it's an easy problem to solve if they use the options presented to that.
"They may only want to use Facebook for their personal use, and LinkedIn to communicate with educational professionals," she said.
Teachers are also fearful of parents using social media to spy on their private lives.
Despite about 80 percent using social media for personal reasons, the study said many teachers see the benefit of using social media but are unsure how to go about integrating it in the classroom. Cook had some advice.
Cook suggested that Twitter is a good way for teachers to update students and parents and Skype can be very useful in class.
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How much does that Massada look like a G36c?
Also, there's more cracks in that bullpup than in a 100 yard stretch of crazing paving.
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How much does that Massada look like a G36c?
Also, there's more cracks in that bullpup than in a 100 yard stretch of crazing paving. Oh and the working name for the Tavor is the MTAR-21, I thought I saw a kit under that name |
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the Masada looks like a scar with a fal fore end,
now the PDR is a non working prototype (and i think you can see why) thats going into full production, actuly magpul and systema have teamed up to produce unique AEGS now there already is a Magpul/systema M4 PTW but i reckom we might see either a masada or pdr aeg after christmas the MTAR-21 is being made into an AEG by a company called TSI armouries who just make isrealis defence forces airsofts the glail and micro glail all custom built cnc Last edited by Gatling; 20-11-2007 at 02:13. |
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LOL, im saying nothing, disgracful talk in here.,
I like that one in the first pic gatling, looks better than i thought and has the sight i wanna get for my G36c., As for stuff Id like, afer playing around with an M4 on saturday I think i might get one, Ive always hated them because of how american and common they are but it felt nice even though it broke on me half way through a battle and had to use my side arm., I might get one though,. I walked back to the safe zone with a fella who had a lovely little one, was very short (I dont understand all the jargon when it comes to M4s) and i liked it but he paid 220 for it second hand so no from me.,lol, He had a nice glock 23 aswell though and even gave me a few squeezes of it, nice fella., Last edited by Masada; 20-11-2007 at 05:28. |
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if your there on saturday you can try my M4 vtec,
the short stubby one is Hivemind187s ics stubby cqb very unusal m4 the ecotech sight your talking about is on ebaybanned for around E 40 im ordering one soon for the M4 they look really cool |
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thats one thing i like about the M4s though, there so much stuff for them and i cant find anything for my G36c, Think ill buy a cheapish M4 from eirsoft just so i can get accessories.,lol Last edited by Masada; 20-11-2007 at 05:29. |
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the M 16/4 has been around for nearly 40 years thats way so many goodies are available for them and there is millions of them worldwide some body always wants something new to bolt on to the gun
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I meant to start a thread like this ages ago but it slipped my mind.
There's enough of a community around here to warrant an off topic thread. Our very own After Hours if you will. I'm sure there are things you'd all like to discuss with other forum members which aren't airsoft related. Plus it'll give myself and Kdouglas somewhere to send all the off topic posts Normal forum rules still apply. So still no discussion of firearms, pyro's etc. |


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Discussing end-of-life decisions is always a difficult task. But Sandra Lobert, CEO of Hospice of Cincinnati says including family members in the process can make things easier in the long-run. Ms. Lobert talked with WNKU's Matt Kelley about the topic and how a hospice can help.
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Apple's annual developer conference in San Francisco.
Photos of iPhone 5 Clone Circulating as Alleged 'iPhone 5S'
The photos show a device with an outward appearance very similar to the iPhone 5, but the internals show essentially no resemblance to an Apple-designed device. Examples of just a few of the inconsistencies include:
- A battery capacity of just 1130 mAh compared to 1440 mAh for the iPhone 5
- An apparent SD card slot
- Loose red and black wires connecting components
- A green PCB for the connector bearing no resemblance to Apple's Lightning connector
Apple has been reported to be moving forward on an iPhone 5S model that will unsurprisingly appear very similar to the iPhone 5, although the iPhone 5S is said to feature upgrades to the rear camera. Other improvements such as upgraded internals are also certain to make their way into the new model. Reports have suggested that the device could launch as soon as June or July of this year.
Steve Hemmerstoffer of French site Nowhereelse.fr tweeted a photo three days ago showing some of the obviously fake characteristics of the device:
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(View all)This is CLEARLY an Apple prototype, so click this link and get us ad money!!
*Me being CNBC*
Apple is a dying company, look at their margins!
*Me being rabid fandroid*
The iPhone is clearly a crappy platform, look at the quality, it's clearly going downhill
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OMG AMAZING, magical loose battery is loose.
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Meh, looks like it's cheap crap. Probably not genuine.
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Let me write out what everyone is probably thinking about in the comments section of macrumors! :D
Oh look a cheap fake iPhone.
a clone/counterfeit
In other words, a Samsung?
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Your joking right?!
Why would you want an SD card slot? :confused:
More storage space on your phone?
I don't think you understand... If you had an SD card slot, it would take up room that would probably have been used for more features or a larger SSD. SD card slots waste quite a bit of room. Highly inefficient.
I rather have external storage than onboard storage. 64GB for ~30.00, you can't beat that price.
so someone will go through all this trouble just to post fake photos
sure keep drinking that apple koolaid
u know that causes cancer
Did someone say Apple Koolaid???
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For those who may not know last night was a big one for gun totin Canadians (as well as Canadians in general) The Conservative party won the federal election with a majority government. That means they will actually be running the country instead of a coalition of losing parties joining up and throwing a stick in the spokes of Canadian politics and calling a new election every 2 years in an attempt to regain thier lost (now long lost) thone of power. Within the next 4 years the conservatives will abolish the long hated long gun registry that is a $2 billion (and counting) Liberal legacy which has had no efferct on crime rates. The Liberals have been pushing hard to keep this law in, going so far as to force their MPs to go against the wishes of their constituents and 'tow the party line' when the registry was narrowly saved in a recent vote to abolish it. Most Canadians oppose it. Today is a good day for Canada
Politicians are loath to repeal laws they put into place. Just like Obamacare. Unless SCOTUS tosses it we are stuck with it. And I am not so sure that they will toss it. Hope Harper does right by Canada.
As a long time member of the Conservative party of Canada , I can assure you that this law will be repealed. We tried very hard last year and almost succeeded. A last minute whip by the Liberals made for failure. Please hold us accountable for this promise. It's true that governments are reluctant to repeal any law. This government is different in many ways. Not all governments act for the short term. (See Ronald Reagan) As a majority gov't, we must keep our base happy. Our base detests the long gun regestry. My Member of Parliment tells me that it will take about 100 days to rid us of this insult. I hope that I never have to eat my words. I prefer eland back-strap. Cheers, Mike
I just checked your profile. Wow What a deer. I hunted Alta many times but have yet to even see one like that. If you are ever in need of a sheep partner, PM me (lol) Cheers, Mike
If this stupid law is repealed, it will be a victory for every human being that believes they have the GOD given right to protect there home and family. Canadian or otherwise. I have my fingers crossed.
Thanks, I was just in the right place at the right time. I had scouted a 186" 4x4 that I intened to kill opening morning but when I showed up I caught that big guy bedding down just before legal hunting time. After a 1/2 hour stalk and a 2 1/2 hr wait he stood up to stretch and he was mine. His teeth were worn to the gums and despite living in the middle of 1/4 of oats 1/4 of canola 1/4 of barley 1/4 of hay and 1/2 of peas with no roads traversing the parcel he was skin and bones. I beleive he is the buck the locals were calling "the king" that many people had been exclusively hunting for about 5 years, in his prime he was supposedly 230-240" B&C, when I killed him he had regressed down to 209" which was PLENTY big enough for me!!! LOL My hunting buddy was fortunate enough to take the buck that I had scouted originally the next morning. 2 great bucks in 2 days. That will be a hard feat to top! As for sheep there are few things I enjoy more than sheep hunting. Definitely some of the most gruelling and relaxing sports, it is quite addicting. Unfortunately as a non resident it would take you about 12 years I beleive to pull a tag. If you are seriously interested I suggest you start applying immediately with zone choice 999 (priority point only) then once you have enough priority you can seriously start looking at making a hunt happen. Also since canadians with their own tags do not count in an outfitters allocation, relatively cheap outfitted hunts can be had. I suggest Kip Kelly out of Hinton, he is by far the best and most successful outfitter I know of. The area he hunts is not known for big rams but the chances of taking one home are 5 times as high plus this is a real wilderness hunt that will be 1-3 days ride on hoseback into a true unspoiled wilderness area. This ram was taken in the area he guides and is about average for the area.
Thanks for the info Diamondhitch. Kip's name has come up several times in my research. I will take your advice and apply in the next draw. Best of luck in June. KZN is not the wilderness we are used to but it will be the time of your life. I won't be back in Africa until next year. When I made my first trip a few years ago, it was to be a once in a life-time adventure. This hunt in 2012 will be number 3. I don't know KZN very well (it took me a while to figure out where it is). If you need any general info on RSA or Zimbabwe, I would be happy to give you my opinions. I'm sure that this site will give you all the info that you need. Cheers, Mike
Thanks Mike, draws will open up in June. This link will get you started but since you have hunted here before you may already know about it. https://www.albertarelm.com/ This hunt will be the first of many for me I am sure. KZN was my 1st choice since Nyala was #1 on my list and the mountainous terrain should at least feel a little bit like hunting at home as well (emphasis on little). LOL Eastern Cape looks like the next on my hit list then Zimbabwe, but I am getting way ahead of myself. Any input would certainly be welcome. Later Derek
Congrats to our neighbors in the "Great White North!" That really IS good news. Now if the American people would just get their collective HEADS OUT OF THE BEHINDS, we will rid ourselves of this tyrannical socialist administration and reestablish some liberty in this country. What Holder's so-called "Justice" Department with its BATF HQ cronies have pulled on us in an attempt at back door gun control is a crime. Meanwhile Hillary is busy at State working with the U.N. for a world wide control gun control treaty which is aimed at far more than what they're advertising. Be forever vigil, because as soon as you win a victory, there's some radical "progressive" on your tail looking to undo it!


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Translations of this item: A week ago, it appeared likely that Muslim taxi drivers at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport would win special dispensation to avoid transporting alcohol-carrying passengers. The Metropolitan Airports Commission had proposed to give those Shar'i-minded drivers an off-colored light atop their cabs, allowing them to remain in queue while customers with bottles found other cabs. I opposed this "two-light solution," arguing in "Don't Bring That Booze into My Taxi" that it intrudes Islamic law into a mundane transaction of American commercial life. I urged readers who share my views to write the commission to make known their views. On October 10, a few hours after my article first appeared, the commission met and reversed itself on the two-light solution. A press release issued later that day, "Proposed Taxi Test Program Canceled at Minneapolis-St. Paul International; Other Options Will be Considered To Improve Taxi Service," explained that public response to the proposed program "has been overwhelmingly against creation of a two-tiered taxi service system." MAC executive director Jeff Hamiel noted that, based on public response to the proposed test program the test program (which never went into effect and will not be implemented)," it is clear that its implementation could have unintended and significant negative impacts on the taxi industry as a whole." Or, in the words of MAC's press release, "Some taxi service providers have expressed fears that people opposed to the program will choose other ground transportation options rather than take any taxi from the airport." Airport spokesman Patrick Hogan further elaborated: Since the airport began making plans for the two-light solution, "we've heard from Australia and England. It's really touched a nerve among a lot of people. The backlash, frankly, has been overwhelming. People are overwhelmingly against any kind of cultural accommodation." That backlash, Hogan said, included 400 e-mails and phone calls. I thank my readers, including those from Australia and England, who turned out in force and were apparently decisive in stopping this small but worrisome application of Islamic law. Hassan Mohamud, vice president of Minnesota MAS, naturally expressed his disappointment in the decision. "More than half the taxi drivers are Muslim and ignoring the sensibilities of that community at the airport I think is not fair." But other Muslims publicly dismissed the drivers' fastidiousness. Mahmoud Ayoub, an Islamic scholar at Temple University, stressed that Islam bans drinking alcohol, not carrying it. "I know many Muslims who own gas stations [where beer is sold] and sell ham sandwiches. They justify it and I think rightly so, [saying] that they have to make a living." The Free Muslims Coalition announced it is "disgusted" by the Muslim drivers' behavior, on two grounds: First, "Most Muslims don't agree that cab drivers are prohibited from transporting alcohol. Islam merely prohibits Muslims from drinking alcohol and those drivers are seeking to impose their religious values on others." Second, "When the cab drivers chose to drive a cab they entered into an agreement to perform a public service that is essential to the economy of any city. They have no right to refuse a fare because the passenger is holding a bottle of wine or other spirits." Kamal Nawash, president of the Free Muslims Coalition, added: "These taxi cab drivers basically think they're living in their own countries where it's OK to impose your religious beliefs upon others." The MAC press release also contains information on another interesting point. The number of incidents has dropped drastically: In a private conversation, Patrick Hogan specified that since the August 10 thwarted terrorist plot in London, there have only been about four incidents per month. Ironically, then, British Islamists plotting a terrorist operation in London effectively solved the problem for U.S. Muslims not wanting to transport alcohol in Minnesota. For now, taxi drivers who refuse fares so as to avoid transporting alcohol will continue, as has been the case, to forfeit their place in the airport taxi queue and must return to the back of the line, in keeping with a MAC ordinance. But the Free Muslims Coalition correctly argues that this does not suffice. Cab drivers who discriminate against passengers with bottles of alcohol, it holds, "should be banned altogether from picking up passengers at the airport" and their hack permits should be cancelled. Exactly. Islamists need to understand that the Constitution rules in the United States, not Shari'a, and Americans will vigorously ensure that it continues to do so. Related Topics: Islamic law (Shari'a), Muslims in the United States Related Articles:
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Israel reconfirmed Wednesday that they would plan to prevent any transfer of military arms to militants in Syria, according to AFP [2]. The government's comments coincided with a reported Israeli airstrike on the Syria-Lebanese border as well according to the report.
Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon [3] announced to the parliamentary foreign and defense committee that "We are following the issue, and continue to maintain our red lines on Syria -- not to allow the transfer of advanced Syrian weapons to hostile hands, especially (Lebanon's Shiite group) Hezbollah," he said.
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Authorized Bootleg: Fillmore East, Late Show, Nov 7,1970
Track Listing: Lazy Days; One Hundred Years From Now; My Uncle; Cody, Cody; Christine's Tune (a/k/a Devil In Disguise); I Am A Pilgrim; Dixie Breakdown; Willie And The Hand Jive; Wild Horses; Feel Good Music; Hot Burrito #2; Six Days On The Road.
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