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Parker also competed in the 300 meters hurdles and finished ninth in a time of 41.75.
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In the midst of a brainstorming session with AntiVenom Performance's Greg Lovell, we started talking about LS engine builds and how everything seems to be the same, with the most common two being a 408-inch build or a 346-inch combo. Yes, there are 427s, LSX 454s, RHS-based motors, etc, but they aren't as common as the 408 or 346.
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We compared that to the closest modern equivalent, the 5.3L Gen III truck motor. The 5.3 uses a 3.78-inch bore, combined with a 3.62 stroke, for a displacement of 325 inches. It's a strong performer in its own right, but more on the torque side for its truck application. Then we started thinking about its little brother, the 4.8. It uses the same bore, but with a shorter 3.27 stroke, just a smidge longer than the original 327. That led us to consider the larger 6.0L truck engine and its 4.00-inch bore.
With the wheels inside our brains really spinning, it hit us: What would we have if we combined the 6.0L block with the 4.8 crank? A 4.00-inch bore combined with a 3.27 stroke crank would give us a displacement of 329 ci. We'd essentially have a duplicate of the old 327, but with all the modern design and capability of the LS platform, using off-the-shelf parts!
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Have you heard about the Sewing Summit? I'm sure you have. But if not…go check it out here. It will be in Salt Lake City from October 7th through the 9th. I'm totally humbled and nervous to be joining a host of amazing teachers that they are slowly announcing. Today along with me they announced Vanessa (yayayayayay!). I'll be teaching a class on free motion quilting. I hope to see you there!
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15 comments:
- Kris said...
Oh my goodness....I would so love to go!!!
- January 28, 2011 at 11:56 AM
- ~Laurie~ said...
I hope to see you there too! I am planning to come from Texas and I so need a free motion class. Woohoo - can't wait!!
- January 28, 2011 at 12:06 PM
- Mary on Lake Pulaski said...
I want to go and I want to meet you and I want to take your class! I'd better get busy on making it happen.
- January 28, 2011 at 12:35 PM
- Melissa said...
That is so exciting, Allison! If Scott and I are still in the area during October, I will definitely go and take your class. You will be awesome.
- January 28, 2011 at 12:38 PM
- sandra said...
Wow what fun and congratulations .wish I was close enough to go. Have fun and enjoy. Sandra
- January 28, 2011 at 2:32 PM
- Kristie said...
Have already booked my room- see you there!
- January 28, 2011 at 4:27 PM
- amy smart said...
Woo! So excited that you will be there!
- January 28, 2011 at 4:27 PM
- lifeinredshoes said...
You're going to be there? I mean here! Oh my all that is wonderful and good, I may have to take the plunge!
- January 28, 2011 at 4:38 PM
- momto2wasd said...
I've been kicking around the idea of coming...This makes it even more appealing!
- January 28, 2011 at 5:06 PM
- Shirley said...
FUN! I am in Salt Lake and was looking forward to the International Quilt Market in May, but I am having a baby at the end of April, and might not be able to go. :( This will give me something else to look forward to. And I'd love to take your class! I certainly need help!!!
- January 28, 2011 at 7:24 PM
- Marianne, aka Ranger Anna said...
Oh be still my heart-- and I'll be in that neck of the woods (sorta) around that time.... I wonder if my kids' teachers will mind if I keep them out of school for an extra week......
- January 28, 2011 at 7:33 PM
- JCnNC said...
Congratulations Allison on being the featured designer over on the Fat Quarter Blog and also on your going to the Sewing Summit. What great honors. Judy C www.shadetreequilting.com
- January 29, 2011 at 6:13 AM
- Angela said...
Yay, I'm glad you will be there! I'm definitely planning on it, my room is already booked. :)
- January 29, 2011 at 7:41 AM
- Whosies said...
congrats!! that sounds totally fun- lucky i live close by so maybe i can stop in!
- January 29, 2011 at 2:04 PM
- Houseful of Handmade said...
I'm impatiently waiting for them to announce costs so I can see if it's going to work this year and if I go I'm DEFINITELY taking your class.
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The rapid rise of Florida Senator Marco Rubio makes one thing clear about the Republican Party: They've convinced themselves that outreach (or the lack thereof) is their issue with Latinos. Solve the communications problem—with gentler language and high-status Hispanic politicians—and you'll solve the electoral problem. It's why Fox News CEO Roger Ailes has committed himself to making the network more friendly to Latino voters—an abrupt shift for a place that refers to immigrants as "illegal aliens"—and why Rubio will give his State of the Union response in English and Spanish.
None of this is bad. The GOP's new push to win Latino voters includes growing support for comprehensive immigration reform, which will be a huge humanitarian boon to millions of undocumented immigrants if it's passed. But Republicans are fooling themselves if they think this will fix their problem with Latino voters or if they think immigration is the beginning and end of the issue.
The Democratic advantage with Hispanics didn't begin with President Obama—it goes back as far as the 1980 election, when Jimmy Carter won 56 percent of Latinos even as he suffered a landslide loss to Ronald Reagan. Walter Mondale and Michael Dukakis repeated the performance in 1984 and 1988, respectively. Mondale won 66 percent of Latinos—despite his landslide loss to Ronald Reagan—and Michael Dukakis finished with 70-percent support. On average, from 1980 to 2004, Democratic presidential candidates finished with more than 60-percent support from Hispanic voters. Obama overperformed the average, but not by much.
It's not hard to discern the reason for this Democratic advantage: Across generations, self-identified Latino voters are more liberal than their white counterparts. The most recent poll from the Pew Research Hispanic Center is illuminating. First-generation Hispanics support "big government" by an 81 percent to 12 percent margin, followed by second-generation Latinos (72–22) and third generation ones (58–36). Overall, 75 percent of Hispanics say they support bigger government with more services, compared with 41 percent of the general population. Fifty-one percent say abortion should be legal, and 59 percent say "homosexuality should be accepted by society."
Compare this to the actual rhetoric of Rubio and other Latino Republicans. Immigration aside, the Florida senator's sympathies lie with Tea Party-type Republicans. He voted against the GOP's recent measure to raise the debt ceiling through May, he voted for—and still supports—a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution, he signed Grover Norquist's anti-tax pledge, and he signed on to Missouri Senator Roy Blunt's bill that would give employers the right to deny birth-control coverage to their employees for reasons of "conscience." Texas Senator Ted Cruz is even worse—his short tenure has been defined by aggressive attacks on the administration, rooted in extreme right-wing ideology.
If comprehensive immigration includes a path to citizenship, the most likely political outcome is a large new group of Democratic voters in states—like Arizona and Texas—that are critical to the GOP's national aspirations. Bringing these voters into the national mainstream is vital work, but it won't do much to benefit the Republican Party. According to Latino Decisions, just 31 percent of Hispanics say they would be more likely to support Republicans if they took a lead role in immigration reform—that's no guarantee of anything.
Put another way, Latinos might be proud of having their own in the Senate, but pan-ethnic pride isn't a substitute for substantive representation. So far, the GOP is lacking.
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Yes, Republicans are fooling themselves if they expect that supporting amnesty will help with Latinos. Republicans can better serve themselves and the country by sticking to and making their best case for conservative principles, in this case opposing amnesty and attempting to conserve the Founders' principle of "a government of laws and not of men"--or as we call it today, "the rule of law."
As stated in Mission Viejo's Rule of Law Resolution: "The American political tradition and its underlying religious tradition hold that each of us has a serious moral obligation to obey the law. Our nation's Founders and statesmen insisted that each of us has a duty of respect or reverence for the law. No one is above the law. Everyone has a duty to obey the law, and a right to obedience of the law by others."
And: "The Founding generation set the precedent of restricting naturalization to people who share our nation's republican principles. We should not now proceed, contrarily, to effectively reward people with legal residency status and citizenship for violating republican principles. Governmental ratification of a path of crime to citizenship would not be unprecedented, but it would be contrary to rule of law principles of respecting observance and punishing inobservance, and would replicate one of the features of the 1986 immigration law that most strongly encouraged unlawful immigration. The adverse consequences of the 1986 amnesty law are ample proof that rewarding lawbreakers cannot constitute an element of true immigration reform."
Waiving deportation by giving "probationary legal status" is amnesty, regardless of whether or not permanent legal status must await security measures being in place. It is just a fact that a real, permanent deportation and threatened deportation disincentive is essential to any effective national policy of regulating immigration. A deportation policy that comes and goes with the political winds can only undermine the regulation of immigration.
A second mass amnesty would likely have the same effect as the 1986 "Amnesty Mistake" (so termed by Reagan's Attorney General Edwin Meese, "Reagan Would Not Repeat Amnesty Mistake," Human Events, December 13, 2006, www.humanevents.com), encouraging foreigners to come here illegally in the hope of being the beneficiaries of future mass amnesties. It would to a significant extent undermine the border and internal enforcement that President Obama is supposedly going to enforce.
Americans who want to understand and defend the rule of law principle on which our country was founded would do well to read Mission Viejo's Rule of Law Resolution. Anyone who sends an email to firstname.lastname@example.com, and asks for it, will be sent the Resolution and the supporting Research Paper by email as a PDF document.
Tue, 2013-02-12 14:32
Let's put aside the reality of deporting 11 million illegals, not just on humantiarian and social but economic grounds, and focus on the rule of law issue raised in this comment. If you are focused on the concept of no American bebing above the law, then please create a Resolution dedicated to the imprisonment of Bush, Cheny, Rumsfeld, Powell, Rice, and every other major official of that administration for war crimes. Or do you not rank the criminal conduct of an illegal, horrifically bungled invasion of a sovereign country as high as entering this country without a visa?
Tue, 2013-02-12 19:04
I have no idea whether a case can be made for imprisonment for war crimes by Bush administration officials, but if you are competent on that subject and have information showing such is the case, it may well be your moral duty to create a resolution or other proper document stating the law, evidence, and argument, and present it to the appropriate prosecutor or tribunal.
As for ranking different types of unlawful conduct, it is not consistent with rule of law principles to approve of or tolerate one type of lawlessness just because there are other types of lawlessness that are substantially more serious. The lines between conduct that should be tolerated and conduct that should not be tolerated are those drawn in the democratically-enacted laws. The laws are the rules of free civilization, and both Americans and foreigners who are in America should be held to them. "The rule of law is all that stands between civilization and barbarism, for, as Locke said, 'where there is no law, there is no freedom.' Most important, the purpose of law is not to diminish but to enlarge freedom." (Margaret Thatcher, "Reason and Religion: The Moral Foundations of Freedom," 9/24/1996, www.margaretthatcher.org.)
As for ranking immigration law violations, entering the country illegally is far less serious a matter than governmental disregard of its duty to enforce the immigration laws. "The greatest crimes that can be committed against our government are to put on the statute-books, or allow to remain there, laws that are not meant to be enforced, and to fail to enforce the laws that exist." (Theodore Roosevelt, "The Enforcement of Law," The Forum Magazine, 9/1/1895, www.theodore-roosevelt.com.)
The Mission Viejo Resolution implicitly criticizes Obama, Bush, and perhaps all presidents going back to and including Reagan, for failing in their constitutional duty to "take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed." (Art. II, Sec. 3.) There is no suggestion that entering illegally is anywhere near as serious a matter as the president disregarding and violating the Constitution. Yet it does insist that illegal entry and illegal presence should be taken seriously. "Free government has no greater menace than disrespect for authority and continual violation of law. It is the duty of a citizen not only to observe the law but to let it be known that he is opposed to its violation." (Calvin Coolidge, 12/6/1923.)
As for the reality of deporting 11 million illegal aliens, mandating E-Verify for all employees and enforcing the existing sanctions for obtaining jobs illegally (felonious signing of I-9 forms) and for hiring illegally would likely result in massive, orderly self-deportation. Sure, deportation sweeps can result in self-deportation in numbers many times larger than the number of arrests ("How Eisenhower solved illegal border crossings from Mexico," www.csmonitor.com, 7/6/2006), even if done with the law's newer procedural protections that were not observed in the 1950s. But enforcement of immigration-related employment laws along with committed border enforcement would do most of what needs to be done to restore compliance with our nation's immigration laws, and restore adherence to the rule of law--and thus that "government of laws and not of men" that the Founders hoped to bequeath to all their posterity.
Tue, 2013-02-12 19:14
And add to that Barrack Obama for his unconstitutional actions regarding Libya, the use of drones in Pakistan, particulary the execution of American citizens without due process, and his declaration regarding young illegal immigrant several months ago, which he himself stated was unconstitutional and would never do. And by the way, Congress authorized the use of force in Iraq: the vote was 88-10.
Tue, 2013-02-12 15:08
This writer misses much of the point of the GOP's efforts to reclaim a slice of the Hispanic vote it has always received. First, she ignores the fact that since the Hispanic vote has been "counted" any Republcian candidate that scored 35% of the Hispanic vote has won. That includes, Nixon (twice), Reagan (twice) Bush 1 and Bush II.
Thus, historically the GOP needs only to score 35% or more to win. McCain won 31% and had Romney carried 35% he would have won.
The GOP does not need to get a majority, just another 10% slice to be competative and close to 40% to win.
Polls aside, Marco Rubio (much more than Cruz) can deliver; he is the right man at the right time. The fastest growing group among Hispancis is evangelical Christians -- they vote Republican. Religious church going Catholics have been deeply offended by the Obama contraception policy that forces their own church institutions to go to court to defeat this egregious affront to religious freedom. When the Supreme Court rules on the cases, these Catholics will know what side they must support, the side that supports their freedom to worship as they please or the side that wants to lock them in a modern Fascism represented by the Democratic Party.
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Festival moving from longtime home to BenningtonBy Patrick McArdle
STAFF WRITER | February 16,2013BENNINGTON A three-day craft festival that attracts thousands of people a day is moving to Bennington from Manchester this year after almost 30 years at Hildene.
The Southern Vermont Art and Craft Festival will be coming to the grounds of Camelot Village, current home of the Southern Vermont Garlic and Herb Festival, Aug. 2 through 4.
Charley Dooley, one of the organizers of the festival and founder of Craft Producers, said the show is juried and will have artisans and craftspeople whose work is original and handmade.
The section of specialty food producers will include maple syrup, jams and jellies, hot sauces, chocolate and Vermont wine and spirits.
The festival has music, activities for children, demonstrations on creating craft projects and a food court.
Residents of Bennington may be looking forward to the craft show as a place to visit, but John Shannahan, executive director of the Better Bennington Corp., said the show should also be a boost for local businesses.
A group of people interested in the towns economic development and a group of artists have been working together recently to see how the arts can enhance economic development and vice versa. Shannahan said one of the opportunities identified was big events like MayFest and the garlic festival.
Were all thrilled that a new, major, established, high-end event is coming to town because we already know that events like those, especially three-day events, have a huge impact on the economy, he said.
According to Dooley, there are typically about 150 vendors at the festival, which can have 6,000 to 7,000 visitors over the three-day period.
One of the benefits of going to Bennington is its a half hour closer, each way, to the core audience. We get an awful lot of day-trippers who come and were also closer to the Berkshires (in Massachusetts) so we expect to see a big boost from the Albany metro area and the Berkshires simply because were a lot closer, he said.
Dooley said he founded the Southern Vermont Art and Craft Festival in 1979. It took place in the municipal park in Manchester and moved to Hildene about four years later.
However, Dooley said officials at Hildene told him they were no longer hosting festivals as they moved the site toward more agricultural use. Dooley admitted they were not happy with the decision and said the shows organizers would not have thought of leaving.
Still, Dooley said he was positive about the possibilities in Bennington.
We have the opportunity to move to a much larger town. Were being embraced very well by the Bennington Chamber of Commerce, he said.
Shannahan pointed out that the garlic festival had also started in another town but had come to Bennington, grown and become an annual tradition. He said he was confident the same would happen with the art and craft festival.
Craft Producers, which is based in Charlotte, also hosts a fall show in Manchester at Hunter Park. Dooley said he expects that show, the Manchester Fall Arts Festival, scheduled for Oct. 4 through 6, to remain where it is.
The fact that we now have only one craft show in Manchester, in the fall, will make that show more exciting and more special. We think the move will actually benefit both shows and both towns, he said.
Vendors interested in the Bennington festival can apply for a spot through the website at www.craftproducers.com.
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Enjoying a '58 Corvette has always been about the beauty of the car's sirenic exterior, which serves as a welcome antidote to the pitfalls of its premodern engineering. But while some Vette owners deliberately cleave to the C1's original blueprint, others are willing to make concessions against originality to create a Corvette that is as pleasing to drive as it is to behold.
Carey McMahon, managing director of an engineering and technology company in Wahroonga, Australia, tells VETTE he wanted a '58 Corvette but was shocked at how poorly a stock example performed. "One day I saw a '58 advertised, so I went over to check it out," he says. "It looked like sex on wheels sitting in the guy's driveway. Then I took it for a test drive and got such a disappointment. It drove like a truck-a '50s truck. Driving special cars just warms my core, but this car left me cool as ice."
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For those of you who voted for Barack Obama, what were your main reasons for voting for him?
Since this election will make a huge change in the direction of the United States for ever. Clearly the conservative view point did not resonate with half of the voters especially in the swing states. I would like to know what the reasons were for voting for Obama
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Ok out of 152 comments I got 6 answers to my question.
1 answer was to vote against the rich
1 answer was to vote against Romney's intention to let the too big to fail fail and the jobs that would be lost
3 answers were because Romney did not respect women or pro choice
1 answer was because Romney represented lost jobs.
So to read into it a little with Women it was about pro choice
With men it was about jobs
In my experience this is typically what the left believes.
I do thank you for your forthright answers.
With this stuff the devil is in the details, I get a clear sense of unwillingness to look at the details.
Grace Greene
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1. I want the right to own my own body
2. I do not believe that a fetus is a human
3. I believe that birth control is the best way to reduce abortions
4. When I was a newly-wed, putting my husband through school, Planned Parenthood provided affordable birth control and free well-woman check-ups.
5. Planned Parenthood doesn't give abortions, and shame on those who say they do
6. I believe that all are created equal and white men are not more equal than others
7. Homosexuality is a condition of birth, Only a bisexual is capable of choosing. Anti-gay hate speech is unacceptable, as is inequality among any adult population. If you are in a heterosexual relationship, when did you choose to not go the other way. It is not mine to judge God's decisions.
8. Rape is rape. There is no such thing as forced rape.
9. If I am raped, God didn't cause it to happen. (1 out of 4 women are raped)
10. I do not want to live in a theocracy. When religion becomes part of government, the religion is threatened - not enhanced.
This said, I am very angry at Obama and wish that the Republicans hadn't become such hate/fear mongers. I used to be a Republican, but I will not treat my fellow citizens so disrespectfully. As much as I dislike Obama, I had to stand for the women and non-whites that Republicans hate.
Nov 8 2012: so why don't you vote for libertarians? the question was why obama, not what is the problem with romney
Grace Greene
Nov 8 2012: Why are you so mean? The question was why did I vote for Obama. I answered it honestly.
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I suggest that you re-read the terms of service about speaking to people respectfully.
Nov 8 2012: that is not a reason to vote for someone. i can't say i bought a mars bar because i don't like snickers.Nov 8 2012: If you need food, and the only food available is either a mars bar or a snickers, and you don't like either,, and you may only choose one, why would you choose the one you don't like the most. Why not choose the lesser of two bads? Is that so hard to wrap your head around?
Nov 8 2012: and how many names were on that ballot?
btw nice photo you have. so nice in fact that many photo sites have it.Nov 11 2012: yes you can Kristian say ' i bought a mars bar because i don't like snickers.' its called a decision by default. Stop being mean. Gracie, I liked your comments re women.
Nov 11 2012: how do you know he/she is woman? uses a photo taken from the internet, so the name can also be fake.Nov 11 2012: How do we know you aren't Miss Marple in a Krisztian Pinter disguise?
Nov 11 2012: you deiced who to trust. if you want to trust someone with a stolen photo, it is your decisionNov 11 2012: Dear Krisztián,
Why are you making such an issue of this? There are LOTS of images and names on TED that we know are not the REAL images and names of the participants. And what is there to "trust" when a person is simply sharing his/her own thoughts, feelings, ideas and opinions?
Nov 11 2012: and they also not look real. you guys really have not problem with that? seems the moderators also don't.
what is the chance he/she shares honest opinion using fake photo/name?Nov 11 2012: I wonder if she really was a hot chick like in the picture, would we soften our stance on what she says?
May this question better remain unanswered
John Smith
Nov 11 2012: "There are LOTS of images and names on TED that we know are not the REAL images and names of the participants."
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Yeah, does anyone seriously think my real name is "John Smith"? This is the internet, people have to take precautions to protect their privacy.
Why has Krisztian never wondered whether I'm really a man? Why is it so unbelievable that Grace really is a woman? This is TED, not some Tom's Hardware.Nov 11 2012: Krisztián,
Personally, I do not have a problem with it, because it is already a well established practice on TED. Yes, there are images and names that are clearly not real, AND there have been images and names that COULD be real....or not! So what if the name is fake...the image is fake and the opinion is fake? Do you honestly think that is not already happening at times? I don't think there is any logical or reasonable way to control that do you?
I prefer interacting with people I think may be real people, but we never really know on the internet....do we?
Nov 11 2012: tell another exampleNov 11 2012: I'll give you an old example because I don't want to incriminate anyone now participating on TED.
Kurgan in Disguise.
Nov 11 2012: i suppose you haven't seen the movie "highlander". and didn't notice the nice set of safety-pins keeping his head in place.Nov 11 2012: LOL.....I DID indeed notice the safety-pins keeping the head in place!!! I'm also familier with stage make-up! No...didn't see the "highlander", nor am I familier with it at all:>) My point is, that it was not the real image or name of the person who was actually communicating here on TED....or was it!
Nov 11 2012: no it was not. it was a still image from a movie. the character's name was kurganNov 11 2012: Right!
We had no idea who was writing the comments....just like we really have no idea many times with internet communications:>)
Nov 11 2012: so you say you don't see any difference between keeping the identity secret, and having a fake identity?Nov 13 2012: My image is a pair of lizard eyes. I can assure you, my real eyes are human, lol. Where is the fakery? I want some anonymity. Perhaps Gracie does too. If 'Gracie' is a 49 year old shut in with 80 cats, I still like his/her comments regarding women. I do get your point though Krisztian. Its to do with honesty. You dislike it if people seem to try to convey a false impression of themselves. I agree, its distasteful. We dont know Gracie is doing that. We dont know if you are doing that either. You in hot water on this one? :)
Fritzie -
Nov 11 2012: Krisztian, this is a reply on the issue of the use of pseudonyms.
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Aja B, the TED staffer who runs TED Conversations posted a link within the last month on the question of the use of pseudonyms. She presented research that finds that permitting comment under pseudonyms actually elicits opinions and ideas more reliably than requiring that real identities be used.
Obviously some people use pseudonyms as protection for negative behaviors they would not risk under their proper names or for trying positions on for size which they may not even agree with.
Nov 11 2012: and how is that related to this conversation? pseudonym is not fake photoNov 11 2012: I use it to hide the slacker that TED helps me be.Nov 11 2012: Krisztián,
This is a response to your question...
" so you say you don't see any difference between keeping the identity secret, and having a fake identity?"
Having a fake identity is for the purpose of keeping the true identity secret...is it not?Nov 11 2012: Krisztián, are you serious to expect people to choose their real names and pictures on the internet?
Do you really think my name is Lejan and I am a sketched white cat in a black circle?
I think there are other reasons which triggered your edgy reaction towards 'Grace Greene' and made you ride about insignificant details. I know you can do better than that. :o)
Nov 11 2012: no, i still expect people not to use fake pictures. what is so difficult in that? i have explicitly said that funny pictures are lame, but okay. am i stuck in a time loop here?Nov 11 2012: Some funny pictures really stand for something. Whoever knows who my avatar is, knows more about me than if they saw my real face.Nov 11 2012: You wrote in your reply to Colleen "fake photo/name." That was what I was replying to.
Nov 11 2012: in an irrelevant way. question: do you see the difference between using pseudonyms and a photo taken from the internet?
Lejan .
Nov 11 2012: Your expectation is not 'difficult' it is just pointless. This is what get's you stuck in 'time loops'.
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Nov 11 2012: no, it is because you continue to say the same argument as others already did, and i replied. it might be the case that i see a difference where you don't, but it still does not make sense for you to just repeat those arguments.Nov 11 2012: Krisztián, sometimes it helps people to revise their expectations in relation to those of others. And sometimes it don't. I repeated 'those arguments' not to put you in this 'time loop', but to also add quantity to their quality, which I personally share and act upon it.
Your stubbornness in your expectation in this digital media is just amazing to me, as it not only denies its intrinsic uncertainty as to also reflect your perception that this could ever be changed.
In addition to this you show your disrespect to all of those who choose to take their right on anonymity in questioning their true intentions and this even by invalid conclusions.
Unless you meet anyone on this forum in person and get to know them really well, you will never know who is honest with you and who is not, and even then, there will always be the 'non-digital' and usual risk of uncertainty and dishonesty.
I do not expect this, my words, to change your mind on this. But your expectations (if they are true) did change my view on you, whoever you are. And no, I do not expect you to care... :o)
Nov 11 2012: "add quantity to their quality"
nice mission you have there
the rest of your post is just quantity, everything has been discussed alreadyNov 11 2012: As I said, I didn't expect my words to change your mind, and hope can be a nice mission ... ;o)Nov 11 2012: You asked whether I see a difference between the use of a pseudonym and a photo taken from the internet.
I see both similarities and differences. Both can be ways of masking identity for protection of privacy, not only on this website but also from people and programs that search for private information on the web.
A special issue pertaining to images is that some are subject to a creative commons license and thus can be used by others and other images are private property and should not be "lifted."
A special additional issue related to photographs is that if it is unauthorized use of a photo of an actual person, that could be construed as a form of identity theft.
Perhaps none of these issues is the specific answer you seek.
Nov 11 2012: so this is a complete list of possible concerns for you?Nov 11 2012: Those are the first that came to me. Why don't you share your greatest concerns with the use of such images?
Nov 11 2012: trolling, dishonestyNov 11 2012: I see trolling and dishonesty as some of the negative behaviors to which I refered in my first reply to you, though these would be as likely, I would think, with a pseudonym as with a false photo and therefore doesn't in my mind distinguish them.
Nov 11 2012: no it is not. pseudonym and funny image can show a willing to hide true look or identity. a fake image does not serve that purpose any better, so it indicates something different.
pat gilbert
Nov 11 2012: I think that perhaps the fake image should be the topic of another conversationNov 11 2012: Now, tell me fake pictures ain't fun!Nov 12 2012: Remember Krisztián there is no preferential voting so a vote for a candidate with no chance of winning is a wasted vote.Nov 8 2012: Thank you for you honest answer Grace
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Is there any single event that symbolizes your feelings?
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Nov 8 2012: Yes. The Akin fiasco in Missouri was the day I decided to vote Obama. That's when I realized how real the war against women really was and I saw nothing but danger for all women. And if I want to protect women, I may as well vote to protect equal rights for all adults, regardless of their sexual preferences.
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Nov 8 2012: Thank you GraceNov 8 2012: might be relevant
http://imgur.com/m6wvtNov 7 2012: Not a US citizen, but I get the impression that your country is changing faster than the republicans can keep up.
I guess Obama is the nearest candidate on offer who is more likely to represent the kind of change that people want. Also it will probably take more than 4 years to clear up the mess left behind by the Bush administration.
Nov 7 2012: Yes the obvious.Nov 8 2012: Allan, Since he has been in office for four years, most of the time with a majority in both houses, the Bush excuse is no longer valid. He is accepting his own mess. Harry Trueman had it right .. the buck stops here.
A leader see opportunities to excell and a loser looks to place blame. Time to put on the big boy pants and get on with it.Nov 8 2012: Allan, Pat, Robert,
I agree that the US is changing, and from what I'm hearing now, AFTER the election, it seems that at least some rebublicans are ready and willing to participate cooperatively in the change.
Obviously, since Obama won the popular vote and the electoral vote, he seems to be closer to the change people are looking for....as he was when first elected. The mess the Bush administration created in so many respects, was not created over a short period of time, and it will not be changed over a short period of time, especially when we have representatives who are unwilling or unable to work together. Working together seems to be an idea that more politicians are recognizing more now because of the election results. The situations the Bush administration created are not "the Bush excuse" Robert....they are well known facts.
I voted for Obama because he is closer to the change I would like to see in this country. Over and over again Romney changes his rhetoric depending on what audience he is talking to. Part of the reason he lost, according to all the statistics, was because he failed to get the minority vote, and women's vote....for obvious reasons.
Nov 8 2012: Thank you for your honest answer Coleen
To me the whole deal was about spending. My perspective is less than 50% of the viewpoints out there. I will say working together requires 2 to tango or should I say do the Hammer dance. (good one John)
Obviously these things that are not obvious to me. Help me wrap my wits around this what are the obvious reasons.
Nov 8 2012: You are welcome Pat! Honesty is much more enjoyable than the alternative:>)
Spending is an issue for most of us I think, and while the republican party seemed to be formed on conservatism, financial responsibility does not seem to be important to them at this time.
I totally agree with you Pat...working together requires 2 or more willing participants....which is why I said "representatives", rather than a particular party.
The reason I said "some rebublicans" in my first paragraph, is because they have been speaking publically about more cooperation on their parts....Chris Christie and John Boehner to name a couple.
Help you wrap your wits around the obvious? You mean regarding women and minorities?
Based on many, many comments by Romney, it does not appear that he respects women's rights or minorities....I certainly am not the only one to notice this.Nov 8 2012: How soon or convientently we forget. How did the president (Bush) allocate all of those funds .. answer he could not there was a Democratic Congress who funded all of those operations. I also seem to remember that Bush went to Congress and said Fanny Mae and Freddie Mac are in great danger and the Carter / Clinton mandates to the banks need to be repealed. Barney Franks laughed and continued on.
I doubt if anyone thinks that Nancy Polosi and Harry Reid acted openly and honorably in passing many bills. Those were back doored much the same as Obama now uses Executive Orders to get his way for things like the White House Sustainability Act (UN Article 21) without Congressional approval.
I would agree that the House and Senate need to work together and put party aside. However to say it is all the fault of Bush and the Republicians does not inspire a team image. I could say just as easily that in the four years Obama served he ignored the problems facing America and the US economy to implement his pet projects for political reasons. If he had addressed the "Bush" problems they would have been eliminated as he had the house and Senate in his favor. Instead he spend his time suing states for doing the federal job as defined in the Constitution. By the way "these are well know facts".
It is my opinion that Obama has divided the nation more than ever, damaged our world economic standing, foreign policy is non-existent, collasped small business, and developed a no confidence atmosphere for investment capital. But the illegals are happy .... well done.
Nov 8 2012: Dear Robert,
I have not forgotten anything. Based on reading many of your comments here on TED, it appears that you support a particular party no matter what. I respect your choice, and I have my own choice. I'm glad we agree that working together is important:>)Nov 9 2012: Re: the House and Senate need to work together.
And what would this look like in your opinion?Nov 8 2012: Thank you Colleen
Is there any single event that symbolizes your feelings?
Nov 8 2012: Pat,
I do not generally make choices based on one particular event. I do my homework, and explore all available information...so...no....there is not any single event that symbolizes my feelings regarding my choice....thanks for asking anyway:>)Nov 8 2012: Colleen
Just to be clear the only semi specific answer you have given me is:
"it does not appear that he respects women's rights or minorities"
Which by virtue of 3 out of 4 answer I have received on this thread have been from Women, it appears that Romney lost the election with women.
I will also say he had an inability to articulate how he could be relevant to the current zeitgeist
Nov 8 2012: LOL! Perhaps I am "semi specific" because I really don't want to get into a hot and heavy political debate! You asked a simple question, and I responded with a simple answer:>)
Statistics show that Romney lost the election PARTLY because of lack of support for women's rights.That might indicate that more women voted for Obama BECAUSE of his support of women's rights, which is one reason I voted for him. The same is probably applicable for minorities.
Actually Pat, my perception, is that Romney was unable to articulate how he could be relevant to anything or anyone except the rich. People, including politicians who hope to rule our world, need to walk their talk. I believe people are evolving to the point to be more able to effectively evaluate a person, and his/her words and actions. Fewer people are voting simply for a party, because that's what they have always done. People are caring more, and I, for one, want a leader who is genuinely caring and honestly responsive to the majority of people. Romney contradicted himself with words and actions in so many ways...so many times, to vote for him was TOTALLY unappealing to me.
In my perception, Obama is much more consistant, and that is another reason I voted for him. I do not vote for leaders who are constantly waffling and contradicting themselves. Romney wanted desperately to be president, and appeared to say anything to gain that position. He did not seem to be in touch with the people, and that was also, according to statistics, a reason for Obama's re-election, and another reason I voted for Obama.Nov 8 2012: Thank you Colleen
It is not my intent to argue politics especially since there is no point now.
FWIW I think you are right Romney did not make himself understood. Which is more apparent when you look at his accomplishments and plan and how they were not known by all of the voters. That said almost 50% of the voters did vote for him and now it looks like we are headed into ground hogs day like we did in 2008.
Nov 8 2012: Dear Pat,
I did not think it was your intent to argue politics, and you are not the only one commenting on this thread:>)
I think many people understood Romney, which may be one reason people voted for Obama...me for one:>)
I honestly think/feel that we are headed into something more productive, because more people recognize the importance of working together toward beneficial change:>)Nov 8 2012: Thanks ColleenNov 8 2012: Colleen, Since I am an Independent and have never voted a straight Party ticket, I would tend to think that untrue. However, my point is and has always been, 1) Define the Bush mess; and 2) stop the blame game and get to work to overcome the problems. Whinning is not one of my favorite character traits and is certainly not one to be admired in leadership.
Always good to hear from you. Bob.
Nov 9 2012: Dear Robert,
The statement in my first comment on this thread was for the purpose of recognizing what Obama stepped into with his first term. I believe it was unrealistic to think that he could "fix" everything right away, and I believe that to be an unreasonable expectation that some folks unfortunately had.
Here is my statement again:
"The mess the Bush administration created in so many respects, was not created over a short period of time, and it will not be changed over a short period of time, especially when we have representatives who are unwilling or unable to work together".
This information is well known to many in our country, as well as many people around the world.
My intent, was to answer this discussion question...
"For those of you who voted for Barack Obama, what were your main reasons for voting for him?"
One reason I voted for him again, is because I believe he and the representatives may now realize that they all need to work together.....which I stated in a previous comment.
I personally AM stopping the blame game, which is why I did not follow through with your previous comment in which you brought up...
"Democratic Congress who funded all of those operations... Bush went to Congress and said Fanny Mae and Freddie Mac are in great danger... Carter / Clinton mandates to the banks need to be repealed. Barney Franks laughed and continued on....Democratic Congress who funded all of those operations...I also seem to remember that Bush went to Congress and said Fanny Mae and Freddie Mac...Nancy Polosi and Harry Reid"...bla.....bla.....bla!!!
That is all finished Robert, and it is NOT what this comment thread is about.....let it go....take your own advice and try to stop whining! I totally agree...it is NOT a good character trait, ESPECIALLY when you are doing the exact thing you advise others not to do...whining!Nov 9 2012: I do not consider stating facts as whinning. I documented my input with facts. Guess that didn't set well.
I wish you well.Nov 8 2012: Allen, I hear people use the phrase "Bush Mess" quite often. Could you define what you mean by the Bush mess?
Nov 9 2012: I am speaking from a European perspective, so my view of the Bush administration may be very different to yours.
When Bush left the presidency, he left the US in two unfinished wars, one in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. Both wars were not paid for and both were unnecessary.
Bush was a plutocrat, who believed in running both country and economy, for the benefit of the super-rich only. Some believe this is why the crash took place. In fact, Bush ran the national debt up to $11 trillion. This national debt caused the Wall Street melt down, which caused millions of people to lose their jobs.
Now, the sabre-rattling of the republicans toward the oil-rich middle-eastern countries (notably Iran), appear from my perspective to be far more dangerous than Obama's more conciliatory approach.


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