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If Rick Perry has made anything clear throughout his campaign so far, it's that he strongly believes in states' rights. Yesterday in Iowa, the Texas governor, fresh off an endorsement from Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, Perry said he would not sue states for trying to get their illegal immigration problems under control and stressed that in a Perry Administration, he would enforce deportation policies. At this point, the Obama Justice Department has filed suits against Arizona, Alabama and Utah for implementing laws similar to SB 1070, which would allow local police to inquire about legal status after a crime has been committed.
Rick Perry told thousands of Iowans tonight that as president he would not allow the U.S. Department of Justice to file lawsuit against states that have passed immigrations laws like one in Arizona that critics say blatantly violates the constitution.
"I'll promise you one thing, as president of the United States, I will never allow the Department of Justice to sue a border state like Arizona for enforcing immigration law. Period," Perry said.
Perry additionally compared the current immigration policy as a catch-and-release program.
"Under my administration, we'll detain and deport every illegal alien that we've pick up and we'll do so with expedited hearings on their citizenship status and then deal with them appropriately," Perry said.
I found Arpaio's endorsement of Perry surprising. Back in August I pointed out the differences between Perry's border security policies and his illegal immigration policies, which essentially breaks down to Perry being adamant about securing the border, but soft on illegals. It seems Arpaio would be interested in supporting someone with a record of supporting both securing the border and holding illegal immigrants accountable for breaking the law. Perry's words in Iowa last night about deporting illegals are great, but his record in Texas on illegal immigration policy tells a different story. On the other hand, Perry is the only border state governor running for President and no doubt understands the border security problem better than anyone on the GOP ticket.
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A player's value in the NFL is a very subjective matter. What one team would pay a player, another may not. Of course, players think they have an idea of their real value, but they truthfully don't. All they can do is compare themselves to other players of their caliber to try to get an idea of their value.This approach works for some, but it fails for those players that mistakenly compare themselves to players they're nowhere close to the caliber of.Case in point, Mike Wallace, for some odd reason, thinks he and Larry Fitzgerald are the same caliber of player. And if that's not enough, he wants a contract that pays him more money than Larry Fitzgerald .A league source said that Wallace, 25, wants a contract that surpasses the eight-year, $120 million deal that Larry Fitzgerald signed last year with the Cardinals. Combine that with the first-round pick any team that signs Wallace to an offer sheet would lose if the Steelers didn't match the offer, and you start to understand why we'...
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You know I always wanted a vintage or vintage looking bike. I have had all kinds of modern bikes through the years. I have always done my own basic maintenance. I was out kicking tires at one of my local dealers last week and noticed they had 2 leftover or maybe demo Royal Enfields both with low miles. One was an 07, the other an 04, both were priced less than $3K. I have researched these bikes a little and know they are vibey, low speed, non highway short distance bikes that require a good bit of maintenace to run properly. These are the cast iron barreled carburated bikes. I have read about the sprag clutch issues and know the e-start will not work for very long if used often so I would accept that it is a kick start only bike with the well documented starting procedure. What I don't want is a catastrophic failure of some kind and repair work that requires a dealer or more mechanical skills than I have.
I have considered Honda CB350s and some other Japanese vintage bikes but they just don't have that classic Brit bike look like the RE bullets have.
Yes I know I would be much better off with a modern reto like a triumph bonneville, but then the cost factor goes up.
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For example, the government-mandated health insurance that is at the core of Obamacare is something Newt Gingrich has supported for 20 years. The big bank Wall Street bailout, something that Newt Gingrich supported. Sitting on the couch with Nancy Pelosi during a very critical time when we were trying to fight off the cap-and-trade bill, immigration and a path to citizenship. I mean, these are core issues of the Republican base where Newt Gingrich is absolutely wrong and, by the way, Mitt Romney is wrong.
And, really, the race is a three-person race, and there's one strong, consistent conservative in this race. There's one candidate that can rally the Republican base, one candidate you don't have to worry about what he's going to say or do. He's going to, you know, criticize Paul Ryan's plan as right-wing social engineering. You know, his campaign staff's going to leave him, you know, en masse. This is not, you know, the old Newt. This is the last six months. So there's a big, big difference between these three candidates.
STEPHANOPOULOS: But, Senator, you've been making that case for some time right now. But looking at the exit polls coming out of South Carolina, among the voters who thought that electability, who can beat Obama, was more important -- there were a lot of them, 45 percent -- Newt Gingrich got 51 percent of them, Romney 37 percent. You were way down at 7 percent. And then of candidates looking for a very conservative candidate, a lot of those, as well, 36 percent, but Newt Gingrich gets almost -- more than double what you got.
So if you're not winning among the very conservative and you're not winning among those who want to beat Obama, what's your rationale?
SANTORUM: Well, look, we -- if you look at the numbers in Iowa, they were just the opposite. You look at the numbers in New Hampshire, they were -- they were tilted in a different direction. I mean, Newt put his flag here in South Carolina. It's a state that he knows well. It's a neighboring state for him. He spent all of his time and money down here. I spent a lot -- most of my time and money -- and certainly time, not money -- in Iowa.
And this is -- you know, these three races, in many respects, were -- are baked much more than the races going forward. And now we're going to have an opportunity for folks who haven't had the kind of exposure to the candidates that the three early primary states have, and we're going to see a very, very different dynamic.
George, there's one thing you know, that if you don't like the state of the play of the race right now, just wait until the next race. And we're going to see a completely different story. And that's the dynamism of this race.
So this idea that, because one person did well, Newt finished fourth and fifth. Where was everybody calling him to get out of the race? You know, we finished a very -- you know, we came from single digits in the last week and -- and really had a strong finish, a good debate. You know, we won Iowa, got really no bump from that because it happened the day before the primary.
There's a lot -- there's a lot of races to go. We're going to Florida and beyond.


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DETROIT - JUNE 12: Bill Guerin #13 of the Pittsburgh Penguins holds the Stanley Cup following the Penguins victory over the Detroit Red Wings in Game Seven of the 2009 NHL Stanley Cup Finals at Joe Louis Arena on June 12, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
Day by day the threat that the NBA season will not resume in 2011 gets more and more real. Even with mediator George Cohen stepping in to attempt to achieve a resolution, it seems games will be cancelled through November at least. Former players from other sports are even putting in their two cents. Former NHL player Bill Guerin, who played for the Bruins but is better remembered for his days with the Dallas Stars particularly during the NHL lockout of 2004-05, gave advice to his fellow professional athletes in the NBA claiming that threats of giving up a whole season are not worth it. It is not worth it to any of them to burn games or to burn an entire year. Burning a year was ridiculous," Guerin said. "It wasn't worth me giving up $9 million a year, or 82 games plus the playoffs, then having a crappy year and being bought out. … Guys in the NBA making $15 million or however much better think long and hard about this. It's hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel, and acc...
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For city and county governments, budget season lasts pretty much all year. Today, Pinellas County officials heard from heads of several departments on how years of cuts have affected their ability to function, and how theyâll impact county services in coming years. Several times, officials brought up the intense storms of the past week to stress that some services can only see so many cuts before personnel shortages end up costing the county more. Emergency Management Director Sally Bishop said this time around, there were enough boots on the ground.
"The county certainly had the capability of responding and did so."
Bishop said last weekâs storms pale in comparison to what would be needed in a hurricane scenario. She said when it came to such things as debris removal, reductions in the heavy equipment budget may prove challenging, since the county now has to rent items like front loaders in order to clear debris.
"One thing that we've discovered in this last go round is, you know, the need to rent some heavy equipment for debris clearance because we've cut back on equipment and some of the bigger departments have that assignment."
Bishopâs was one of more than a dozen presentations from heads of county departments, including planning, tourist development and animal services. A number of them reported that this is the first time in several years that their budgets wonât be smaller than the prior year. Bishop said there were no reductions in the county emergency management budget in 2011, but that follows three years of cuts that nearly hacked the department budget in half. Whatâs more, she said, proposed axing of state and federal grants may be on the horizon.
"Of course, the federal level cuts are right now, what they're looking at is eliminating long standing grants that have come down through the state for emergency management. On whether or not they survive the cuts or not, it remains to be seen. And of course, the same thing at the state level, with the proposed elimination of the trust funds that's another half of the grants that have funded us for a very long time."
Assistant County Administrator Mark Woodard said after nearly five consecutive years of agonizing reductions, economic squeeze on county funds appears to be loosening. He said itâs impossible to know for sure whether a rebound is around the corner.
"We continue to be in unprecedented economic times. It is still unclear when we have reached the bottom. We've been telling you now for the last year or so that we think the bottom is forming but we're not sure that we're at the bottom level."
He said the County Administratorâs office assumes a six percent decrease in property tax revenues previously forecast for the current budget year, but the picture may look a little better for the next fiscal year. He cautioned the Board of County Commissioners that a projected leveling off in property tax revenues comes with the caveat that the countyâs glum real estate market paints a less rosy picture.
"We think, looking one year out beyond that, that it will be at zero. Based upon some of the sales that we've seen in Pinellas County since the beginning of this year, that zero percent assumption may be optimistic. We may actually find ourselves facing yet another year of decrease in our value of property."
The past several budget years have seen major reductions in staffing throughout county government, as well as cuts in equipment and services. Woodard said heâs concerned that it might get to a point where the county is cutting off its nose to spite its face.
"We've also noted that reductions in the central services departments can lead to added costs in other departments. So we have to be very careful about reductions in purchasing and budget and the safety area and so forth."
Woodard said thereâs another concern, and thatâs personnel. Over the past several years, county employees who get to keep their jobs have faced mounting workloads with no chance of raises. County Administrator Bob LaSala said it might be in the countyâs interest to bite the bullet and invest in its workforce.
"We have far less boots on the ground. We have far less hands. We have far less minds focusing on the tasks and various responsibilities of county government. If we don't maximize that intellectual capital by reinvesting it, just as we reinvest in maintaining our physical infrastructure it will deteriorate."
Woodard said itâll be tough to keep high quality talent on staff if and when the private sector starts adding more jobs.
"As the economy does recover the private sector will recover more quickly than the public sector. And there is a concern that we will start to lose some of our staff and our talent to the private sector as the economy continues to recover."
Todayâs rainy weather was a common theme throughout. County Commissioner Norm Roche said thereâs only so much staff the county can cut before they canât cut anymore, especially in emergency services. He asked County Administrator Bob LaSala if the countyâs reached that point yet.
"Is it fair to say that we're there? Or we're close?"
"I don't know. We're close, we're very close."
"I just want that out. I just want folks to understand that in the public that we're close, particularly in these sort of storms that we've been going through and folks are looking around for someone to come clean up the yard or fix the road, and things of that nature. We're reaching that point, you know, where we've got to make it very clear, go to the phone book and call someone, right?"
Pinellas County faces an estimated budget shortfall of $21.5 million in for the next fiscal year. Much like the past five years, the county is looking at ways to increase efficiency as well as more cuts. Tomorrow they will hold an eTownhall meeting during which residents can ask questions and voice opinions on the county budget. It will feature the county commissioners and the county administrator, who will engage directly with those who call or write in. For more information, call (727), 464-300.
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More information about the eTownHall meeting, as provided by Pinellas County:
eTownHall: Budget 2012 will be held Wednesday, April 6, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Residents can blog, tweet, follow the blog and view live video online or on TV. Blogs received early will be considered for the live event and the blog will remain open throughout the event.
County commissioners are asking for the public's participation as they look at cutting $21.5 million in the 2012 budget.
There are five ways to participate.
Log onto Twitter. Use #pinellasbudget in the message.
Blog on www.pinellascounty.org/etownhall. THE BLOG OPENS 9 A.M. MONDAY, APRIL 4.
Call in during the event. Dial (888) 886-6603, then enter conference number 16403#.
View the event at www.pinellascounty.org/etownhall.
Watch the event live on PCC-TV (Bright House Channel 622, Knology Channel 18 or Verizon Channel 44).
For more information, go to www.pinellascounty.org/etownhall, call (727) 464-3000 or watch a video at http://www.youtube.com/pcctv1.
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Hay⦠Iâve got an idea!!! Pinellas County averages 1 public library per 35,000 citizens⦠while Hillsborough County averages 1 public library for every 42,600 citizens!!! Pinellas County can eliminate the cost of maintenance⦠servicing⦠headcounts⦠of FIVE libraries and still provide the same quality of service to its citizens that Hillsborough County provides to theirs. PLUS⦠they can capitalize on the monies acquired from the sales of assets, property and parking areas of those 5 libraries!!! OH YEAH⦠and what about those âred-light cameraâ thingies⦠didnât they have a price tag of $5.2 MILLION??? I donât know guys⦠Iâm not so sure youâre looking hard enoughâ¦
You continue to froth mental diarrhea with each posting (at least you're consistent!). Only a (insert insulting put-down here) like you would suggest eliminating valuable public resources like libraries. (sigh!)
DUDE⦠at least I didnât suggest we burn the books!!! And speaking of diarrhea⦠the way the government is spending⦠books will soon be cheaper and easier to get than toilet paper!!! Can you say âouthouse reading materialâ???
yup, we can cut our way to financial health!!! just how ignorant is that? these people cut the budgets for the past 5 years... then complain we have to reduce budgets 'cause we don't have the money. this stuff costs something, we can't keep racing to the bottom, the lowest price, the lowest paid, the lowest cost - and expect to have a decent quality of life and effective emergency services. the continuous drive for lower taxes is killing us.
Cut if you must
Cutting expenses is an excellent way of reaching solvency and improving financial health. The wisest advice I can offer anyone is to reject the advice of fools like james and look to someone qualified to offer a realistic and truthful estimation.
YES to what JAMES said !
Who needs the "wise advice" of an unthinker like "Notjames" ?!?! Sadly, EVERYTHING that james wrote is the unfortunate truth of reality in our lives today. We just need to take an honest look at American culture/society to recognize that our systems of capitalistic-corporate dominance have proven to be failed models. During our lifetimes: the rich have gotten richer; the middle class and poor have gotten poorer; jobs have been eliminated in America, and jobs have been created in Asia and Central America; politicians spend increasingly greater money on re-election; unknown millions of innocent people slaughtered throughout the world in the name of American "foreign interests"; corporate lobbyists writing laws in government; war after war after war; disgusting growth and expansion of "defense" industry (death, bombs, guns, killing); takeover and elimination of local small businesses by Walmart, Mcdonalds, Home Depot, Applebees, CVS, 7/11, etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.; LOSS of the American DREAM. Americans must get started (now!)making drastic changes to our own political and economic structures in order to achieve a peaceful and sustainable future. Is it already too late?
Run away and hide!!!
Yes April⦠it is already much too late. The only answer left is for you and James to gather your friends⦠dust off your passports⦠and scatter to the four winds. Iâm sure you will blow into one of the hundreds of countries that donât have death, bombs, guns or killing (or McDonalds). Please⦠escape while you can!!!


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Recorded her fifth double-double of the season with 14 points and 11 rebounds at Georgia Tech (2/24)... Pulled down nine rebounds and scored seven points vs. Boston College (2/17)... Netted fourth double-double of season with 12 points and 10 rebounds at Clemson (2/7)... Led Miami with 11 rebounds vs. Virginia Tech (2/3), also scored eight points... Scored seven points at Florida State (1/13)... Named to the UM Holiday All-Tournament Team... Third double-double came with 11 points and 15 rebounds vs. Central Connecticut State (12/28)... Poured in 10 points in ACC opener against NC State (12/20)... Scored 12 points to go with four rebounds and a season-best four block vs. Davidson (12/8)... Pulled down six rebounds in win over No. 6 Penn State (11/29)... Second double-double came vs. FAU, scored new career-high 14 points and grabbed 14 boards (11/23)... Recorded first double-double of collegiate career with 10 points and 11 rebounds at Richmond (11/12)... Scored four points and grabbed two rebounds in collegiate debut vs. UNF (11/9).
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If Scotia-Glenville can stay healthy, this year's schedule promises to give the Tartans a good chance to have a winning record. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake, Niskayuna and Troy are no longer on their schedule. Instead, they have non-divisional games against Queensbury, South Glens Falls and Cairo-Durham and divisional contests against Averill Park, Mohonasen, Lansingburgh and Bishop Maginn.
"We got a little more confidence [going into this season] because we got a couple of wins last year," said Reed. "We're going to try for a few more and have a winning season.""
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Re: Hardware openGL without X
Whose/what question you answering?
since you do not seem to answer any question, or ask any,
i guess, then, you're talking to me..
this is the question and what this should be about
"Would it be theoretically possible to use hardware accelerated openGL without X?"
answer is - YES,
unfortunately not with nvidia drivers, which means no full hw accel.
but, you can still do a lot, chek out demos in myOS (12.8Mb), like gears, gears2, sharks(atlantis)... and notice the FPS
my questions, between the lines, were these:
>would it not be crazy if you had to, say... install MS Word just so you can have keyboard support and be able to type in command prompt?!
>why i need X just to use my GeForce?
* can nvidia, please, make(convert exisiting) drivers for low-level Linux?
* or let me or anyone else do that?
* why not?
* is it 'too' hard?
* is it, somehow, not economical company decision?
* do they not have time, money?
* who would not benefit?
* have they not thought of it?
but, really
build 'X'-like windowing system with OpenGL, as you normally would any other graphic app.
...just look Compiz and Beryl struggling to grab hold of OpenGL in X, is it not only natural that your window manager is OpenGL program that needs not to sweat, blink and freeze just to move few bitmaps(windows) around the desktop?
* WOULD IT NOT BE EASIER then "bundling" drivers with X?
>"First of all, nothing is going to replace X, because of all the X apps."
-not relevant, "..OpenGL without X?" was question, replacing X is not important until, but there is a whole point - cant replace X if i need X in the 1st place to use OpenGL... all those X apps could only benefit with smaller size and greater speed if managed with anything even similar to OpenGL API
>"But besides of that - the snap-drivers are dead."
-"dead", what that means? what lives - dies, drivers stop working
"snap-drivers work", is more correct statement
all the drivers source code and supporting API documentation is available on their site and even more OpenGL and other demos including game DOOM, everything working quite nicely and WITH SOURCE CODE
what drivers are "alive"?
what drivers do you suggest?
(i've tried them all, as far as i know)
>"If you can read german..."
>"in short: development of the snap drivers was stopped."
-huh? whats your agenda? i spoke to Scitech's GM, they are selling SNAP/MGL technology, drivers are of HIGH standard and were not free because they are good and had they market, just recently they went GPL and released source code, "core" development was stopped probably some time ago, but only because it WORKED! and with the time they only had to include new hardware support, or new extensions and graphic specifications, but that was limited, of course, with information that does not go out of nvidia or ati doors, considering all that, long list of supported hardware and the performance of scitech drivers is quite amazing!
these are not just graphic drivers, but complete i/o, interrupt and other device drivers, ALL you need to build complete OS or app like X.
do you want me, or others not to use scitech drivers for some reason?
what drivers do you suggest?
i dont work for scitech, i love my nvidia (winXP) cards, and apprecite their efforts to help developer community and other stuff, and i wish their Linux drivers are not dependant of X ...or MS Windows for that matter! look, scitech does this for DOS as well, and its even more complete, and hw accelerated, is it not great that you can deploy your OpenGL app on a Live CD or USB with minimal OS to run them, and many other things you can do with compact system..
more here:
its simple,
if you want "OpenGL without X" and manage to do it with anything but scitech, especially nvidia drivers, please let me know!
>"Btw, I hated the scitech snap drivers..."
-ok, i see you're angry there... but, what drivers do you suggest?
please, what say you?
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Bubble is among his (Soderbergh) worst films. What in the world was he thinking with this?
An embarrassment to all concerned, the film was written, directed and produced by Soderbergh for reasons that are not readily apparent.
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