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The apartments are nice. It's very quiet which is good and the fact they are so close to everything makes working easy cause I'm so close. So far so good!! Full Review ▶
I have been here for a year now.I have seen things I don't like and have reported them to Robin and she did her best to make them better. I wish there was an on site security. That might help keep… Full Review ▶
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After moving out, I wrote an unfavorable review about my "nightmare" experiences at Cascade West. At the time I wrote my review, the rating was 28 percent. In the past month, I have noticed the review ratings rapidly rising from 28… Full Review ▶
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Came home to night from work and again someone in my parking spot. This happens all the time. I ask the kids to please to move so I can park. They told me I have to wait cause they are waiting… Full Review ▶
I've lived here for over 6 months now. I really appreciated the friendly welcome from the managers. My apartment was really clean and in good repair. Any time I have a question or request help I get a response in a… Full Review ▶
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|2012-07-29, 14:52
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Orlando
Need we say it again?
Oda Nobuna no Yabo has my vote for Best Anime for this season. Even watching Sword Art Online doesn't get me this excited, but it comes close sometimes. In SAO's case, it's living up to the hype it recieved. For ONnY, it's surprassing everything everyone's thrown at it. If there are others that are hating on this show, they just need to die - horribly.
I loved every moment of this episode, especially the battle. Such fluid animation...and amazing shots! Whoever did the storyboards for this deserves a medal!
When Nobuna called the charge, I was half expecting a 'LET'S PARTY GUYS!!' (Sengoku Basara) to come out of her mouth. Of course, Katsuie was BADASS but Nagahide was a bit of a surprise despite seeing a preview of her skills in the opening. Maeda (Inchiyo) and Goemon were two loli terrors in that fight. And Goemon's crew being her fanboys was awesome. There's so much that was good about this episode that I can't even list them all. Go watch it for yourself if you haven't already!!
|2012-07-29, 14:58
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Florida
Sapper you did read the summaries on the social group right? Also, if you Google it on the internet it will bring up Wikipedia, which should give you some grasp of the history. The Light Novel actually include explanations of the Original History, but not all of that go in the anime because it is too long. I am looking forward to the next episode which is the start of vol 2.
|2012-07-29, 15:15
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|2012-07-29, 16:19
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Location: In my room
The animation is indeed superb which at first I didn't expect when I saw the it but still it manage to overcome my expectation and Saru is a likable character which is not constantly indecisive and stupid but has a set of goal that he will do.
I'm not sure of what to call that shota nobu-something (forgot his name) shota pimp or trap pimp. He really looks like a girl. He reminds me of Nene the other loli of this show.
The negotiation with Hanzou was done well even the chase. He really is using his knowledge of the future as his advantage and never waver on using it against his enemy and even make a deal with them. Though he is still kinda dependent on it too much because when he saw Okazama? (that place) as a mountain and not a castle he already give up.
He should learn real life strategy and other tactics while using his knowledge of the future as his advantage because just like that oji-san said. He is changing the future thus his knowledge of the game might not come true or change in events that he choose. So coping with real life strategy and tactics will help him analyze his stance on the battle.
|2012-07-29, 16:35
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The slacking one
Join Date: Apr 2012
Haven't posted here for a while, but I guess it's time to change that, since this series continues to impress me. I mean, where can you find another series where the MC manages to survive meeting Hattori freakin Hanzou using only words and actually make it seem somewhat legit? The monkey king (I can't be the only one who has thought of that while watching this series, right?) is a pretty solid MC, altough in the end he can't escape from his harem MC status, as the finale of episode 4 proved it, but nevertheless, the pros still outweight the cons by a lot.
Also, props to the series for actually bringing up the possibility of history not going the expected way due to Yoshiharu's own actions, which in the end only motivated him to ensure it does as far as Nobuna goes, or even better.
Also, even with Katsuie's shame, fanservice is still at a minimum for a genderbent sengoku show. Oh, and loli bros, can't forget the loli bros.
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|2012-07-29, 17:24
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You're trying too hard to understand this show in historical context. Instead, let all that go and just try to watch the show as just another story being told.
EDIT: Oh yeah and this show is still super-awesome!!! I think it's great they finished off the battle with some boob gropage, like to remind us that this isn't just a serious battle drama.
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Two California middle-school science teachers hosted the school's annual rocket launch Wednesday, when students send their rockets into the air. Students use various materials, including soda bottles, tennis balls, wood and plastic to make the rockets -- one of which stayed in the air for 11.2 seconds. Students logged data from the launches and were expected today to make modifications to their designs to have more successful relaunches Friday.
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Chainsaw Carving Contest Winner Captures Spirit of the Southwest and Helps Raise 'Wishes' For Kids
CHICAGO, Oct. 8 /PRNewswire/ — Jason Emmons, a professional chainsaw carver from Branchville, IN, walked away with first place in the 5th Annual ECHO Chain Saw Carving Championship held October 2 – 4 during the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta ®. After 22 hours of stiff competition between four carvers, Emmons was awarded $5,000, the prestigious ECHO Cup and a new ECHO CS 400 chain saw for his piece, "Spirit of Southwest."
The difficult decision was made by five judges who studied the intricate details of the statues up close before naming the winner. Sculpture entries capturing the theme "The Great American Southwest" featured realistic-looking slices of everyday life in the region, complete with feathers and fur, all made from wooden logs by chain saws in the hands of the skilled artists.
View video coverage of the full event and the finished pieces on http://www.youtube.com/echocarving.
This was Emmons' third time competing in the contest, which features money and new chain saws for all prize winners.
"We like to show off a little bit," said Bob King, the three-time previous contest winner from Edgewood, WA, as he addressed the crowd on behalf of the ECHO Carving Team. "Your energy comes right through us and lets us work harder, make something nice, makes us step out of the box a little bit and make something that's going to last in your memories."
King and Emmons were joined by two other team members as participants in the event: People's Choice winner Mark Colp of Lakeport, CA and Mike Bihlmaier of Marengo, IL, who took second place. Hundreds of volunteers and thousands of spectators descended on the large tent display over the weekend to watch the intense competition as carvers created their masterpieces during the balloon festival.
"There's a big crew of people to make this look the way it does and it's very professional, safe and fun," said King. King captured third place with his sculpture of "The Roper," which featured a child cowboy on a goat using his lasso.
After the competition, the sculptures were auctioned off to raise $17,720 for the Make-a-Wish® Foundation of New Mexico, a non-profit organization that grants wishes to children with very serious medical ailments.
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Funding to maintain launch pad 39A ran out September 30, and NASA wants to lease out the pad to a commercial space company before it deteriorates in the Space Coast's salty air.
Musk's SpaceX and Bezos' Blue Origin both submitted bids. SpaceX wants exclusive use of 39A, but Blue Origin wants the pad for multiple users.
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Five lessons learned from Tropical Storm Isaac
Thankfully Tropical Storm Isaac should spare South Florida its worst damage, but close call offers some good lessons in storm preparations.
Shop early. Buying last-minute items when a Tropical Storm is already named may be headache and fruitless. For instance, a half-dozen stores in my neighborhood ran out of D-cell batteries and the larger 6-Volt batteries (both great for large flashlights) by Friday. Storm shutter wing nut drivers (which can be applied to the end of drill to help tighten down shutter blades) were gone by then too.
Resist last-minute pressure. You may walk into a local hardware store to get tarps and sandbags, but may walk out with a lot more if you follow the lead of others. I saw a newlywed practically beg his wife to let him purchase a $179 drill kit (which came with two drills and two rechargeable batteries) to prepare for the storm. One drill and one battery would have been plenty and less than half the cost he paid.
Prepare now. In the coming days take the opportunity to purchase whatever you were not able to get this weekend, such as batteries or flashlights. We are far from the end of hurricane season.
Fire up the generator. I watched plenty of people buying gas and oil for their generators, which likely means they had not pre-tested their generators until this weekend. Generator parts deteriorate over time, especially units kept outdoors. Take the chance to test your generator before the next storm approaches South Florida.
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The visitors almost made the perfect start in the opening minute as Michael Ingham was forced to collect Alan Bennett's powerful header via a deflection from Lanre Oyebanjo.
The Minstermen responded immediately with Sander Puri firing a tame effort at Ross Worner, before Harry Pell was inches away from giving Neal Ardley's men the lead as his long-range drive flew narrowly wide.
The Dons made their good work count in the 31st minute as Smith scored his third goal of the season. The forward managed to outmuscle George Taft and collect Andy Frampton's long ball before producing a deft lob over Ingham.
York pushed for an equaliser and top scorer Ryan Jarvis went close only to see Dons defender Barry Fuller block his attempt on the line.
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Predicting the demand of physician workforce: an international model based on "crowd behaviors"
1 Department of Pediatrics, E-Da Hospital, No.1, Yida Road, Jiaosu Village, Yanchao District, Kaohsiung City 82445, Taiwan, Republic of China
2 Department of Chinese Medicine, I-Shou University College of Medicine, No.1, Yida Road, Jiaosu Village, Yanchao District, Kaohsiung City 82445, Taiwan, Republic of China
3 Departments of Community Health Sciences, Clinical Neurosciences, Oncology, University of Calgary, 2500 University Dr. NW, Calgary, AB T2N 1 N4, Canada
4 Department of Surgery, Cathay General Hospital, No.280, Sec. 4, Ren'ai Rd., Da'an Dist, Taipei City, Taiwan, Republic of China
5 Fu-Jen Catholic University College of Medicine, No.280, Sec. 4, Ren'ai Rd., Da'an Dist, Taipei City, Taiwan, Republic of China
BMC Health Services Research 2012, 12:79 doi:10.1186/1472-6963-12-79Published: 26 March 2012
Appropriateness of physician workforce greatly influences the quality of healthcare. When facing the crisis of physician shortages, the correction of manpower always takes an extended time period, and both the public and health personnel suffer. To calculate an appropriate number of Physician Density (PD) for a specific country, this study was designed to create a PD prediction model, based on health-related data from many countries.
Twelve factors that could possibly impact physicians' demand were chosen, and data of these factors from 130 countries (by reviewing 195) were extracted. Multiple stepwise-linear regression was used to derive the PD prediction model, and a split-sample cross-validation procedure was performed to evaluate the generalizability of the results.
Using data from 130 countries, with the consideration of the correlation between variables, and preventing multi-collinearity, seven out of the 12 predictor variables were selected for entry into the stepwise regression procedure. The final model was: PD = (5.014 - 0.128 × proportion under age 15 years + 0.034 × life expectancy)2, with R2 of 80.4%. Using the prediction equation, 70 countries had PDs with "negative discrepancy", while 58 had PDs with "positive discrepancy".
This study provided a regression-based PD model to calculate a "norm" number of PD for a specific country. A large PD discrepancy in a country indicates the needs to examine physician's workloads and their well-being, the effectiveness/efficiency of medical care, the promotion of population health and the team resource management.


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FINA Development programme 2013 launched in Bermuda
The first clinic of 2013 was organised by the Bermuda Amateur Swimming Association in Hamilton from February 19-23, 2013. Swimming expert Mancer Roberts from the Bahamas led the intermediate-level course, which was attended by 17 officials.
The five-day course addressed a number of topics, such as duties of officials and various poolside positions (timekeeper, clerk of course, referee, starter, inspector of turns, stroke judge, finish judge, etc.). Both theory and practice sessions were held.
Swimming Officials school is a hit in Santo Domingo (DOM)
A FINA school for swimming officials, the first of the year in the Americas region, was organised in Santo Domingo (DOM) with 42 participants from February 16-17, 2013. 32 were locals, two came from the Bahamas, two from the Bermudas, four from Colombia and one from St. Lucia.
FINA TSC Honorary Secretary Soren Korbo (DEN) and FINA TSC Member Errol Clarke (BAR) conducted the two-day course at the National Olympic Committee House and pool sessions at the outdoor National Swimming Complex, build in 2003 for the Pan American Games.
Successful school for Swimming Officials held in Marrakech (MAR)
All participants showed a high level of enthusiasm and interest and were very much involved in the content presented through the course.
FINA Diving development school held in Singapore
The first FINA Diving development school of 2013 for diving officials (beginner to intermediate level) was organised in Singapore from January 12-13. FINA TDC member Ann Sissons from New Zealand trained 21 participants, 15 of which passed the final examination.
The course was divided into theory and practice. Judging practice was done at the pool with beginner divers.
FINA Development programme 2012 concludes in Manama (BRN)
Egyptian diving expert Mohamed Eissa Swafy conducted the course in Arabic, training 19 participants on various subjects: selection of divers, physical preparation, training from the start, using additional training equipments, degrees of difficulty, judging rules, biomechanics, etc.
Top-level synchro coach Fujiki feels the passion for the sport in La Havana (CUB)
The Cuba Swimming Federation organised, as part of the FINA Development programme, a synchronised swimming clinic that brought together 28 coaches and judges from intermediate to advanced level from December 15-19, 2012.
Water polo clinic trains Referees in Curacao (AHO)
Swimming Coaches upgrade skills in Kiew Zaporizhzhya (UKR)
The course focused on teaching skills and values, motivating swimmers, coaching and the law, basic biomechanics, physiology of training, practical coaching tips in daily training, among other topics.
Stepping stone for Water polo coaching in Lima (PER)
A clinic for water polo coaches (beginner level) was held in Lima, Peru, from November 9-16, 2012. FINA Bureau Member Eugenio Martinez (CUB), who has officiated as water polo referee at six Olympic Games, trained 54 participants.
Open water coaches take the plunge in Bali (INA)
Bali's Sanur beach served as a beautiful backdrop for the open water swimming coaches clinic (intermediate level) held at Indonesia's famous seaside resort from November 7-11, 2012.
Australian open water swimming expert Dick Campion trained 24 participants, most locals, on various aspects of the sport: identifying OWS talent, swim programmes and drills, planning training schedules, on-deck coach attitude and performance, diet and carbo loading, to name a few.
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Pyroclastic flows
Pyroclastic flows are the most dangerous and destructive aspect of explosive volcanism. Variously called nuées ardentes ("glowing clouds"), glowing avalanches, or ash flows, they occur in many sizes and types, but their common characteristic is a fluidized emulsion of volcanic particles, eruption gases, and entrapped air, resulting in a flow of sufficiently low viscosity to be very mobile and of sufficiently high density to hug the ground surface. A pyroclastic flow can pour over the lip of an erupting vent, or it may form when an ash column becomes too dense to continue rising and falls back to the ground. In major caldera collapses associated with explosive volcanoes (see below Calderas), huge pyroclastic flows may issue from the ring fractures as the caldera block subsides.
Pyroclastic flows can move at speeds up to 160 km (100 miles) per hour and have temperatures ranging from 100 to 700 °C (212 to 1,300 °F). They sweep away and incinerate nearly everything in their path. Smaller pyroclastic flows are often confined to valleys. Large pyroclastic flows may spread out as a blanket deposit across many hundreds or even thousands of square kilometres around a major caldera collapse. During the past two million years, the area around Yellowstone National Park in the western United States has undergone three major caldera collapses involving pyroclastic eruptions of 280 to 2,500 cubic km (67 to 600 cubic miles) of ash flows and ash falls.
Gas clouds
Even beyond the limit of explosive destruction, the hot, ash-laden gas clouds associated with an explosive eruption can scorch vegetation and kill animals and people by suffocation. Gas clouds emitted from fumaroles (volcanic gas vents) or from the sudden overturn of a crater lake may contain suffocating or poisonous gases such as carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide, and sulfur dioxide. At Lake Nyos, a crater lake in Cameroon, West Africa, more than 1,700 people were killed by a sudden release of carbon dioxide in August 1986. Scientists theorize that carbon dioxide of volcanic origin had been seeping into the lake, perhaps for centuries, and had accumulated in its deep layers. It is thought that some disturbance, such as a large landslide into the lake, could have triggered the outburst of gas, creating an effervescence that stirred the lake and started the degassing.
The most common volcanic gases are water vapour, carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and hydrogen sulfide. Small quantities of other volatile elements and compounds also are present, such as hydrogen, helium, nitrogen, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen fluoride, and mercury. The specific gaseous compounds released from magma depend on the temperature, pressure, and overall composition of the volatile elements present. The amount of available oxygen is of critical importance in determining which volatile gases are present. When oxygen is lacking, methane, hydrogen, and hydrogen sulfide are chemically stable, but when hot volcanic gases mix with atmospheric gases, water vapour, carbon dioxide, and sulfur dioxide are stable.
Some volcanic gases are less soluble in magma than others and therefore separate at higher pressures. Studies at Kilauea in Hawaii indicate that carbon dioxide begins to separate from its parent magma at depths of about 40 km (25 miles), whereas most of the sulfur gases and water are not released until the magma has nearly reached the surface. Fumaroles near Halemaumau Crater at Kilauea's summit are rich in carbon dioxide that leaks from the magma chamber located 3 to 4 km (1.9 to 2.5 miles) beneath the surface. Fumaroles on the rift zones of Kilauea, however, are richer in water vapour and sulfur because much of the carbon dioxide leaks away at the summit before the magma is intruded into the rift zones.
Ash falls
Ash falls from continued explosive jetting of fine volcanic particles into high ash clouds generally do not cause any direct fatalities. However, where the ash accumulates more than a few centimetres, collapsing roofs and failure of crops are major secondary hazards. Crop failure can occur over large areas downwind from major ash eruptions, and widespread famine and disease may result, especially in poorly developed countries. In the long run, however, the decomposition of nutrient-rich volcanic fallout is responsible for some of the world's best soils.
Avalanches, tsunamis, and mudflows
Avalanches of rock and ice also are common on active volcanoes. They may occur with or without an eruption. Those without an eruption are often triggered by earthquakes, by weakening of rock into clay by hydrothermal activity, or by heavy rainfall or snowfall. Those associated with eruptions are sometimes caused by oversteepening of a volcano's flank by intrusion of a shallow body of magma within or just beneath the volcanic cone, as happened at Mount St. Helens.
A caldera collapse that is in part or entirely submarine usually generates a tsunami. The larger and more rapid the collapse, the larger the tsunami. Tsunamis also can be caused by avalanches or large pyroclastic flows rapidly entering the sea on the flank of a volcano.
Mudflows, or lahars, are common hazards associated with stratovolcanoes and can happen even without an eruption. They occur whenever floods of water mixed with ash, loose soil, or hydrothermal clay sweep down valleys that drain the sides of large stratovolcanoes. The huge mudflows generated by meltwater from the ice cap of Mount Ruiz, Colombia, in 1985 are classic examples of mudflows associated with eruptions. Heavy rainfall or earthquake-induced avalanches of ice or hydrothermal clay also can cause mudflows on steep volcanoes during periods of repose between eruptions.


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Meanwhile, a high drama prevailed for a few minutes at Dhoosgam village in Dichpally mandal when the TDP leaders objected to converting an official programme into a public meeting. TDP MLA Venkateswar Rao and MLCs V.G. Goud and Narsa Reddy picked up an argument with the Ministers and the Congress leaders questioning the morality of conducting party meeting in the presence of the officials.
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Minister for Major Irrigation P. Sudarshan Reddy, Government Whip E. Anil, MLCs D. Srinivas, Arkala Narsa Reddy and V.G. Goud and MLA Mandava Venkateswar Rao, former ZP chairman Taher Bin Hamdan, DCC president Gadugu Gangadhar, PCC secretaries D. Surendar and N. Ratnakar and former MLA Akula Lalitha were present.
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Mesopotamia - (between the rivers), the entire country between the two rivers, the Tigris and the Euphrates. This is a tract nearly 700 miles long and from 20 to 250 miles broad, extending in a southeasterly direction from Telek to Kurnah. The Arabian geographers term it "the Island," a name which is almost literally correct, since a few miles only intervene between the source of the Tigris and the Euphrates at Telek. But the region which bears the name of Mesopotamia, par excellence, both in Scripture and in the classical writers, is the northwestern portion of this tract, or the country between the great bend of the Euphrates, lat. 35 degrees to 37 degrees 30', and the upper Tigris.
We first hear of Mesopotamia in Scripture as the country where Nahor and his family settled after quitting Ur of the Chaldees. Ge 24:10 Here lived Bethuel and Laban; and hither Abraham sent his servants to fetch Isaac a wife. Ibid. ver. 38. Hither too, a century later, came Jacob on the same errand; and hence he returned with his two wives after an absence of twenty-one years. After this we have no mention of Mesopotamia till the close of the wanderings int he wilderness. De 23:4 About half a century later we find, for the first and last time, Mesopotamia the seat of a powerful monarchy. Jud 3:1 ... Finally, the children of Ammon, having provoked a war with David, "sent a thousand talents of silver to hire them chariots and horsemen out of Mesopotamia, and out of Syria-maachah, and out of Zobah." 1Ch 19:6 According to the Assyrian inscriptions Mesopotamia was inhabited in the early times of the empire, B.C. 1200-1100, by a vast number of petty tribes, each under its own prince, and all quite independent of one another.
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Gingrich: Remove obstacles to job creation imposed by destructive and ineffective regulations, programs and bureaucracies. Steps include: Repealing the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which did nothing to prevent the financial crisis and is holding companies back from making new investments in the U.S; Repealing the Community Reinvestment Act, the abuse of which helped cause the financial crisis; Repealing the Dodd-Frank Law which is killing small independent banks, crippling loans to small businesses and crippling home sales; Breaking up Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, moving their smaller successors off government guarantees and into the free market; Replacing the Environmental Protection Agency with an Environmental Solutions Agency that works collaboratively with local government and industry to achieve better results; and Modernizing the Food and Drug Administration to get lifesaving medicines and technologies to patients faster.
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Gingrich: Strengthen the dollar by returning to the Reagan-era monetary policies that stopped runaway inflation and reforming the Federal Reserve to promote transparency.
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Romney: Mitt Romney will rebuild the foundations of the American economy on the principles of free enterprise, hard work, and innovation. His plan seeks to reduce taxes, spending, regulation, and government programs. It seeks to increase trade, energy production, human capital, and labor flexibility. It relinquishes power to the states instead of claiming to have the solution to every problem.
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As President, Mitt Romney will cut federal spending and bring much-needed reforms to entitlement programs. Mitt will work toward balancing the budget, reducing the size and reach of the federal government, and returning power to states and the people.
Source: www.mittromney.com/issues (10/29/2011)
Romney: "The TARP program, while not transparent and not having been used as wisely it should have been, was nevertheless necessary to keep banks from collapsing in a cascade of failures. You cannot have a free economy and free market if there is not a financial system… The TARP program was designed to keep the financial system going, to keep money circulating in the economy, without which the entire economy stops and you would really have an economic collapse."
Source: reuters.com article, "Did Romney Flip-Flop on TARP?" (10/11/2012)
Romney: "Three years ago, in the midst of an economic crisis, a newly elected President Barack Obama stepped in with a bailout for the auto industry. The indisputable good news is that Chrysler and General Motors are still in business. The equally indisputable bad news is that all the defects in President Obama's management of the American economy are evident in what he did...
This was crony capitalism on a grand scale. The president tells us that without his intervention things in Detroit would be worse. I believe that without his intervention things there would be better...
Managed bankruptcy may sound like a death knell. But in fact, it is a way for a troubled company to restructure itself rapidly, entering and leaving the courtroom sometimes in weeks or months instead of years, and then returning to profitable operation.
Ultimately, that is what happened. The course I recommended was eventually followed. GM entered managed bankruptcy in June 2009 and exited it a month later in July.
The Chrysler timeline was similarly swift. But something else happened along the way that was truly egregious. Before the companies were allowed to enter and exit bankruptcy, the U.S. government swept in with an $85 billion sweetheart deal disguised as a rescue plan."
Source: "US Autos Bailout 'Was Crony Capitalism on a Grand Scale'," published Detroit News (10/11/2012)
Romney: "Right now taxpayers are on the hook for almost 90 percent of all new mortgages. The two government-sponsored government housing corporations (Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac) fueled a predictable disaster...
In towns across the nation, foreclosed homes sit empty, depressing the value of entire neighborhoods. The government owns about 200,000 of these homes, or almost half of all of the foreclosed homes in the country. Mitt Romney will responsibly get the government out of the homeownership business and return these vacant homes to productive uses that will increase neighboring home values...
Any serious plan for ending the housing crisis must address its root cause. Two government-sponsored companies known as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were at the center of the housing crisis. Mitt Romney will reform these government-sponsored companies to protect taxpayers from additional risk in the future by ensuring taxpayer dollars in the housing market are replaced with private dollars."
Source: www.mittromney. (10/11/2012)
Santorum: Since leaving Congress, Rick has been a vocal opponent of the Wall Street bailouts and stimulus programs instituted by both President Bush and Obama. Rick believes that by having our government choose winners and losers, both Administrations are setting America on a course to crony western European capitalism that will lead to a weaker future for our children.
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The patent wars raging in the global technology sector show no signs of a ceasefire. If anything, the tempo is increasing. The sector is currently seeing a wave of acquisitions of massive multi-billion dollar patent portfolios covering smartphones and computer tablets, driven by their purchasers' desire to equip themselves with ammunition in the increasingly vicious battle for global supremacy over mobile platforms.
One of the significant features of telecoms patents is the complex interlocking network of technical standards and the availability of FRAND patent licences (i.e. licence terms that are ''fair, reasonable and non- discriminatory''). These could have a number of vital strategic implications for the combatants in the current patent wars, which could dramatically reshape the out- comes and determine the ultimate global victors in the mobile platform wars.
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November 30 2010, 08:31 PM
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PKerr wrote:
I think you are thinking of the PS3 because M$ actually slammed Sony in the beginning for those statements.
I barely know anything about the PS3; I've never given it more than cursory attention at best. As far back as I can recall, Microsoft has talked about expanding the Xbox 360 from gaming as the core experience to a more integral part of a home entertainment setup. After all, Microsoft has consistently referred to the Xbox 360 as a "video game and entertainment system," while having referred to the original Xbox simply as "a video game system." A lot of the progress towards Microsoft's goal has been occurring slowly, but that's to be expected with all the different deals that would need to be in place for what Microsoft has maintained for years that it intends. The first major push towards becoming a digital media hub in living rooms was arguably 2007, but it was a goal Microsoft had made clear prior to that point.
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[...] i dont see any indication of the gaming side of the xbox getting the short end of the stick.
I agree. I'm more than satisfied with my Xbox 360, and I'd be even more happy if Microsoft's hopes with this cable television concept comes to fruition
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The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
Question from m2thejc
Where can I find iorn boots (or what ever helps me threw the wind temple)?
I dont know where to get them some one help please...Thanks!!!!!!
6 years ago
Top Voted Answer
Got o Ice Island and make the puzzle, you need to throw a fire arrow on the island (specificaly on the ice side) and run in the grottle before the time runs out, then complete the slides puzzles! you'll find the Iroon Boots!
6 years ago
There aren't any slide puzzles. You simply need to shoot a fire arrow across the ice stream to make it stop. Then find your way into the cave inside the island and find the chest with the Iron Boots inside. Once you open the chest, the timer stops.
6 years ago
Basically you do the following:
ThInK YoU aRe WoRtHy EnOuGh FoR F/i ArRoWs
ShOoT F. aRrOwS aT Ice IsLaNd
Be QuIcK aNd.....BaDdA bInG bAdDa BoOm..
6 years ago
You go to ice ring isle in the southern sea west of forest haven when you get there shoot a fire arrow in the center and go on the island jump across the chunks of ice and go into the island then you have to get across the ice in three minutes and the iron boots will sit in a chest on a small platform then put them on and you can go through heavy wind if you look right there's a hole you can fight enemies in to get a hundred rupees then leave the island and go to the gale island put on the iron boots and you can walk through the wind get out your skull hammer and hit the stone that shoots out wind and you can go in the island aka wind temple p.s. you still have to do a another side quest if you need help just ask and I will answer it for you.
6 years ago
After clearing Forsaken Fortress the second time and have gone through Hyrule with Zelda/Tetra, use the Ballad of Gales (obtained by shooting the guy inside one of the cyclones on the water) to fly to the Mother and Child Island (one square to the southeast of Forsaken Fortress if it isn't charted). On this isle, you will get the fire and ice arrows. Now go to Ice Ring Isle (one square west of Forest Haven). Shoot the isle with a fire arrow. Get inside and to the chest before time is up and you will obtain the Iron Boots.
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