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Posted on 11/26/2011 2:18:41 PM PST by goldstategop
The Muslim Brotherhood held a rally at Cairos most important mosque. Demonstrators chanted, One day we shall kill all Jews.
Question 1: How can you tell they are moderate Islamists?
Answer: They said one day, in other words, they arent going to do it this week.
Question 2: At the rally someone said:
In order to build Egypt, we must be one. Politics is insufficient. Faith in Allah is the basis for everything. The al-Aqsa Mosque is currently under an offensive by the Jews. Who was it?
Answer: Ahmed al-Tayeb, the moderate president of al-Azhar University and arguably the most important Muslim cleric in Egypt. Note: al-Aqsa Mosque is not under attack by Jews.
Question 3: Why did al-Tayeb talk this way in the context of calling for a Jihad against Israel?
Answer: Maybe he isnt so moderate. But more importantly it is part of the general radicalization of Islam that is going to happen in Egypt now that the Brotherhood will be running the place and thus also his desire to survive rather than be branded a lackey of the Zionist-imperialist crusade to destroy Islam and have his head cut off. (See Question 1.)
Question 4: Can someone be a moderate Muslim or moderate Islamist and call for a Jihad to wipe Israel off the map?
Answer: Apparently yes. Muslim Brotherhood spokesmen made such calls at the rally yet the Obama Administration holds that the Brotherhood is moderate and the U.S. government supports its taking power in Egypt.
Question 5: How did the Muslim Brotherhood get the Jewish calendar wrong?
Answer: Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv, judgment day has come. In fact, Yom Kippur was last October 8
Question 6: An elementary school teacher Ala al-Din said, All Egyptian Muslims are willing to embark on Jihad for the sake of Palestine. What does he teach little children in school?
Answer: that all Egyptian Muslims should embark on Jihad to destroy Israel.
Question 7: Why dont American officials, journalists, and experts understand Islamists?
Answer: Ala al-Din explained it: Why is the US losing in Afghanistan? Because the other side is willing and wants to die. We have a different mentality than that of the Americans and Jews. In other words because they dont understand that people in the Arabic-speaking world have a different mentality.
Question 8: Is this mentality somehow biological or innate in Islam?
Answer: No, it is the result of historical processes, political culture, indoctrination in school and mosque and media, dominant ideology, and from the demagoguery of leaders.
Question 9: Why dont Western reporters see whats going on and report it fully?
Answer: They werent wearing their glasses so they didnt see the signs; they werent wearing their hearing aids so they didnt hear the chants.
Question 10: But these journalists, along with the officials and experts are idols of the Western elite, so is there any precedent for this?
Answer: Yes indeed! See here on line 16.
Question 11: Who said that the Muslim Brotherhood is a very heterogeneous group, largely secular, which has eschewed violence and what is he doing now?
Answer: Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and hes still director of national intelligence.
Question 12: Who said Parties committed to democracy must reject violence .And in a region with deep divisions within and between religions, they cannot be the spark that starts a conflagration and does that person react to what the Muslim Brotherhood actually says?
Answer: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and no.
Question 13: What possible rationale could she have for not dealing with the Muslim Brotherhoods bloodthirsty totalitarian orientation and intolerance?
Answer: See Question 1. Extra credit question: Why will many Americansincluding Jewsvote to reelect President Barack Obama despite the fact that his administration is whitewashing, supporting, and may soon be funding the worlds most powerful and genocidal-oriented antisemitic, anti-Christian, and anti-American group?
Answer: I dont know. I only write about the Middle East.
Answer: I dont know. I only write about the Middle East."
Dr. Barry Rubin is right. Don't ask me to explain why so many Americans are stuck on stupid about Islamic Nazism. Its a rising phoenix in the Middle East.
There was an earlier post that opened my eyes watch the 1st utube vid and I will guarentee you will watch the remaining 3. Everything you wanted to know about islam that they are not telling you. riveting
"moderate", huh? Like "moderate" Nazis?
Liberals defend Islam today the way they defended Communism. Its the totalitarianism that succinctly defines it - what Karl Popper called the "enemies of the open society." There is no such thing as a "moderate" Islamist. They are not democrats. People will find that out for themselves when its too late.
Jihad per TV realism series- All American Muslims
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It is an attempt to manipulate Americans into ignoring the threat of jihad and to bully them into thinking that being concerned about the jihad threat would somehow victimize these nice people in this show.
The problem people have with Islam is its teachings of violence against and the subjugation of unbelievers. It is with the supremacist ideology and the fervent believers in those noxious doctrines of warfare and subjugation. Yhe ultimate danger posed by a program presenting the normal side of life for American Muslims is that it isnt accurate.
The danger is in the deception and obfuscation of the truth which results in the intellectual disarming of the American people.
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Well done. Great essay.
"Extra credit question: Why will many Americansincluding Jewsvote to reelect President Barack Obama despite the fact that his administration is whitewashing, supporting, and may soon be funding the worlds most powerful and genocidal-oriented antisemitic, anti-Christian, and anti-American group?
American blacks support him because he is black.
Homosexuals support him because he supports them.
American Liberals support him because he is Liberal
American Democrats support him because they have hstorically supported any Democrat no matter what they did, said or have done.
his administration is whitewashing, supporting, and may soon be funding the worlds most powerful and genocidal-oriented antisemitic, anti-Christian, and anti-American group?
His administration is doing what their Muslim leader-—Obama
tells them to do.
Moderate Muslims (Peace loving) and pro choice Catholics have much in common. They both have rejected the traditional position of
their Church or religious Fathers, they have rejected the writings of their faith and they will not follow their own leadership who are holding the majority position.
Read the Q'uran I beg you, my friends here on this Forum our National leaders with tears in my eyes I implore you read their book. Those who are true disciples of Islam are not peace loving or moderate. indeed they can not be!
And to think that there are those in this country that want to abolish the right to bear arms.
Moderate muslims and jihadist muslims (terrorists) read and are taugtht from the same islamic teachings.
muslims around the world danced and cheered in the streets over 9-11, but we are to believe that American muslims are different because they live here and are moderate. B.S! There are no moderate muslims.
Unlike most of you, I actually know a great many American Muslims. I've known them all my life. Some were war veterans. Most of those I've known have been good decent citizens. I consider them friends and I'll continue to support them against prejudice and bigotry.
Great article.
I have the misfortune to have a Syrian expat as an office mate. One that considers himself a "moderate muslim."
He is anything but.
There are no moderate islamists.
One of my doctors is a Muslim. He is no threat to me.
My officemate is a "moderate Muslim." He is a very real threat.
If he's a threat, the how can he be "moderate?"
Easy. A "moderate" Islamist will only kill "some" of the Jews, not "all" (yet). When Israel finally does to Iran what we should've (re: Iran's nuke program) Obama will stand with his mooselem brothers.
He labels himself so.
'moderate' muslims that take great pains to label themselves as such, aren't.
Ask them to explain these quotes and the video linked here.
Alija Itzbegovic, once Président of Bosnia, said to be "very moderate," stated in his 1970 Islamic Declaration:
"There can be neither peace nor coexistence between the Islamic faith and non-Islamic social and political institutions. The Islamic movement must and can take over political power as soon as it is morally and numerically so strong that it can not only destroy the existing non-Islamic power, but also to build up a new Islamic one"
-Dr Wafa Sultan agrees:
"There is no moderate Islam Islam is different from any other religion . Islam is not a religion, Islam is a political ideology "It seems to me sometimes it is much easier to make my point known rather in the Arab world then to penetrate the American mind. I can understand why. You are living by the American ethical code. You don't want to judge anybody based on their religious affiliation. But you need to understand that ISLAM IS NOT A RELIGION, ISLAM IS A VERY DANGEROUS POLITICAL IDEOLOGY.
Above from 3 and a half minutes video at:
"Question 1: How can you tell they are moderate Islamists?
That's a trick question- there are no such creatures as moderate Islamists.
I'm still wondering how some Americans can still support our policies towards Kosovo and the Islamists who stole it from Serbia?
I've talked to some of my Muslim friends about such words. They call it nonsense, rhetoric, not representative of their own beliefs. Of course, like many Christians, they would like to see others join their faith. But never by force.
They're all extremists.
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Really, you spoke to them of the quote from the former PRESIDENT OF BOSNIA?
Do they think these words from the koran are "nonsense and rhetoric"?
Qur'an (5:51) - "O you who believe! do not take the Jews and the Christians for friends; they are friends of each other; and whoever amongst you takes them for a friend, then surely he is one of them; surely Allah does not guide the unjust people.""Of course, like many Christians, they would like to see others join their faith. But never by force."
Qur'an (5:80) - "You will see many of them befriending those who disbelieve; certainly evil is that which their souls have sent before for them, that Allah became displeased with them and in chastisement shall they abide." Those Muslims who befriend unbelievers will abide in hell.
If I were you i'd be careful around your "friends":
"Even a modern-day fatwa (on Islam Q&A) that warns Muslims against taking unbelievers as "sincere friends" permits infidels to be dealt with "in a kind manner in the hope that they might become Muslim."
Did you see the phrase "such words"? Sorry. You're branding an entire group of people based on one fundamentalist element. Bad logic.
Islam is not a religion. It is a DEATH CULT.
Question 11: Who said that the Muslim Brotherhood is a very heterogeneous group, largely secular, which has eschewed violence and what is he doing now?
Answer: Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and hes still director of national intelligence
That tells us all we need to know about the idiots in charge over in DC.
And if I had my way, a DEATH SENTENCE!
Would you be OK executing American Muslims? I mean, is that what you're implying?
Define executing?
Define "death sentence."
When one switches the topic from moderate islamist, which there are none, to muslim. I never said death to muslims.
This is America, built on tolerance of religion...built by our Founding Fathers on the difference of religion, as long as that religion believed in the Almighty God...a God of tolerance...yet a God who has time and time again put asunder entire civilizations of those who sought to do harm to other civilizations.
You changed my response about the filthy islamist who believe that all those who don't believe in their version of god must die at their hands, as do the islamists.
An islamist should be considered no different than a communist....oh, wait...we allow commies in this country since the purple lipped SOB took office. I forgot how weak we have become and how quickly we have stopped challenging other God fearing Americans to stand beside us in wanting those who wish to strike down my dear, sweet 14 year old boy in cold blood simply because he does not pray to their version of Allah.
Define "Death Sentence"? I single shot from an M-16 at 500 yards (sorry, I am an 80's Marine) in my day right in the effin' forehead would give me several great wet dreams!!! Yep, that would do.
Play games with your Grandma, who pays no attention when you manipulate the topic...not me. And I warn you...you are already low on ammo.
So called "moderate" muslims bow to Mecca 5 times a day every day and never bother to speak out against the segregation there, the death sentence for any non-muslim who'd dare enter, the State's prohibition on non-Islamic religious texts and the State burning said privately owned religious texts when they are seized.
Only those who know Him shall prevail. I'm good...not concerned. Just ready to continue the battle.
Our foreign policy establishment believes that any Islamist not killing Americans is moderate. Hence Bin Laden would have been a moderate in 1996 and the Pentagon hosted Anwar Al-Awlaki in 2002. Our political class has no desire to understand the enemy. Any group that wants to restore the Caliphate and believes that Islam will rule the world is not a moderate. Any group that believes, as the Muslim Brotherhood does, in a motto like "Allah is our objective; the Quran is our constitution, the Prophet is our leader; Jihad is our way; and death for the sake of Allah is the highest of our aspirations." isn't moderate. They are Islamists and they hate us. They are simply Mensheviks to the Bolsheviks of Al Qaeda.
Those that do not support the Jihad understand Islam as much as most of those that celebrate Christmas understand Christianity. In other words most people that claim to be a specific religion do not understand it.
"Did you see the phrase such words? Sorry. Youre branding an entire group of people based on one fundamentalist element. Bad logic."
WADR, I think you have it bass-ackwards. "such words" are (a) in the Koran and (b) are the coin and currency of most of the islamic clerics and the islamic leaders around the world.
IOW, YOU are branding an entire group of people based on the NON fundamentalist element you have been befriended by.
If your your friends do not subscribe to the standard koranic view that Islam is to take over the world by the sword, and that all non-muslims must serve, convert or die, then they are the non-observant muslims.
I'm not going g to defend the Koran, any more than I'd defend every word in the Bible. I'm saying that not all Muslims, especially, perhaps, American Muslims, follow a strict interpretation of the Koran and thus do not deserve hostility. Then you suggest that these friends of mine somehow aren't authentic Muslims. Do you see the trap this puts you in when faced with vast numbers of people who look like Muslims, behave like Muslims, and consider themselves Muslims - but love this country and the freedom it offers? If you claim they are not "true Muslims," then you must consider them worthy of your respect! To do otherwise would simply render you a bigot!
Your first claim requires far more evidence. I doubt it would hold up to scrutiny, at least in America. Your second point is about doctrine, not about the character of individuals.
I simply asked you a question. You twisted your own words. You said, I believe, "if I had my way..." That had nothing to do with whatever may or may not happen to moderate Muslims. You're entitled to your own prejudice, but not your own facts.
Here's a simple thought experiment. Let's say I introduced you to 10 Muslims who believed in religious freedom and loved the United States. What would you conclude?
A) you change your mind about all Muslims
B) you conclude they are all lying (in which case you are immune to evidence)
C) you conclude they are not "true Muslims" (in which case you must consider granting them you respect)
Which would it be?
No thanks. Even if I was talking about muslims, which I was not (subject matter was islamists), I'll stick to picking my own friends.
You kinda missed the whole point. I was trying logic. I guess you're immune.
No...you failed to stay "on point"... or vis a vie, on topic. .
you said,
"Your first claim requires far more evidence."
My claim:
"In western countries it runs around 10 to 40% support the Jihad."
Pew research polling backs my statement with this poll:
There are other polls showing similar numbers as Germany Muslim statistics about 10 to 15% support of the Jihad in the US. It is a much higher figure that actually support the Jihad through Zakat knowingly or unknowingly.
Yes you are exactly right the issue here is about doctrine not the character of the individual.
In other words once a person believes all other religions must submit, be enslaved or die then it becomes 'good character' to carry out what is needed to be done
"Im not going g to defend the Koran, any more than Id defend every word in the Bible."
Are you comparing the koran with the Bible? HAVE YOU READ EITHER?
"Im saying that not all Muslims, especially, perhaps, American Muslims, follow a strict interpretation of the Koran and thus do not deserve hostility."
Fine, then let them stand up en masse and demonstrate their antipathy towards those who do "follow a strict interpretation of the Koran and thus DO deserve hostility."
The fact that we have virtually NEVER SEEN THIS HAPPEN IN AMERICA tells us that there are very few muslims who feel as you say they do, or they are EMBARRASSED by what they know is their weak adherence to their own religion and culture.
Compare this to the JINOS AND CINOS in America who PROUDLY screech how they don't stand with the traditional teachings of Judaism or Christianity.
"Then you suggest that these friends of mine somehow arent authentic Muslims. Do you see the trap this puts you in when faced with vast numbers of people who look like Muslims,"
I am not in any trap, sir. You are.
First of all, aside from women wearing a hijab or burka or mean wearing dishdasha and/or headgear we have NO WAY to know who "looks" like a muslim.
..." behave like Muslims, and consider themselves Muslims - but love this country and the freedom it offers?"
If they consider themselves muslims AND love this country then they have AN OBLIGATION to expose / destroy the anti-America and anti-Christian and anti-Jewish jihadis in their and our midst, otherwise they are muslims first and only using America's freedoms to destroy us.
" If you claim they are not true Muslims, then you must consider them worthy of your respect! To do otherwise would simply render you a bigot!"
Yes, thats right, I support muslims who will help the West exterminate jihadic islam, and I condemn those and their useful infidel friends who help jihadis infiltrate and destroy America.
With all your "exposure" to your muslim friends, I doubt you have read anything of the history of islam and how it has been trying to take over non-muslim lands WORLD WIDE for over 1300 years.
Your ignorance is the true bigotry: AGAINST THE NON-MUSLIM WORLD.
70% of U.S. muslims support Øbowmao:
70% of Muslims support Obama? And this makes them an enemy? I guess you must feel even more strongly against blacks, since 90% of them support Obama!
Also, not one single American Muslim is obligated to prove his or her patriotism to you. Yet even if I gave you a list of 50 Muslims who opposed violent jihad, you would reject it and go on believing exactly the same way you do now.
I'm thankful that you are part of a fringe minority.
Even if we assume that such polls are valid (a questionable assumption), it appears that majorities and pluralities say that violence is never justified. Moreover, you have no data at all from the United States, where I suspect violence would be rejected by even larger numbers.
There were plenty of Irish Catholics (and their American supporters) who believed it was right to kill and die for their religious and political cause. And yet, we don't apply the broad brush to that religious group.
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PROVIDENCE — Right from the onset, Bob Driscoll expressed a strong desire to inject new life into the athletic facilities utilized by Providence College coaches and student-athletes.
"I remember speaking with a reporter in one of my first interviews for an article about what was possible," said Driscoll, now less than a month away from the 12th anniversary of his hiring date as the school's athletic director. "I'm a pretty big dreamer, but even for my dreams, it's exceeded that."
These days, Driscoll proudly walks around the campus located at the corner of Eaton Street and River Avenue, his vision of top-shelf, Division I athletic venues no longer a mere fantasy, but a reality. The Friar athletic community he aspired to lift out of the dark ages of outdated and worn down facilities has, by and large, come to fruition.
Granted none of these changes took place overnight, rather over the course of years of careful planning and execution. What Driscoll compiled not long after his Nov. 2, 2001 appointment was a list of wishes and desires that was akin to a young child writing to Santa what they desire for Christmas. The list was long, not to mention extensive.
A dozen years later, the cries to replace and/or update woebegone facilities have been muted. PC athletes no longer compete and train in buildings that would be considered relics in the eyes of the Providence Preservation Society. With Driscoll spearheading the efforts and exhausting all possible options, the Friars are reaping the benefits that come with training and competing in top-flight facilities.
In a recent interview, Driscoll talked about taking what were perceived as unreachable and unobtainable aspirations at the time of his coming onboard and the steps that were taken along the way to rehabilitating the Dunkin' Donuts Center, Alumni Hall and Schneider Arena along with constructing several on-campus facilities.
"Every day, I have a big smile on my face when I walk into the hockey or lacrosse locker room. I look at the soccer field and know that a year from now, they'll be playing in a soccer stadium," said Driscoll. "It's been a big transformation and pretty cool stuff.
"In order to be a high-profile school that can recruit the best possible student-athletes from around the world, you need to have world-class facilities," Driscoll continued. "There was a lot of pounding of rocks, but once the wheels started turning, people became excited and decided to jump onboard."
Projects of this magnitude are costly. Fortunately for Driscoll, he quickly realized that he had plenty of folks behind him in his pursuit of forward progress. A turf field located next door to the Peterson Recreation Center opened in Sept. 2005, the result of substantial fundraising efforts. The athletic director also noted that the drive to make PC's athletic facilities more appealing received a major boon the same year when the Rev. Brian J. Shanley was elected the school's 12th president.
"The amenities are really important to students, especially when they're spending the kind of money to go a school like Providence College," said Driscoll. "You also need the right people in place such as trustees and a president you can work creatively with.
"You've got to have people who believe in the vision and luckily we're at a time here at the college where everybody is on the same page," Driscoll added. "It takes a long time to get to that point, but once you do, you need to capitalize."
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In terms of basketball-related matters at The Dunk, Driscoll says that the quest to provide Ed Cooley's Friars with a distinct home-court advantage continues to take place. New lighting and sound systems have been installed at the downtown arena. In addition, "there will be a state-of-the-art floor that we're going to start branding. It's a great basketball venue," said Driscoll.
Talking about a spruced-up Dunk allowed Driscoll to drift back to another time in his PC tenure. From seating upgrades to a new video scoreboard, substantial physical accoutrements were implemented over the course of several seasons leading up to the 2008-09 campaign – all by and large based on the excitement generated by the last Friar basketball squad to qualify for the NCAA Tournament.
"That was more complicated because you're dealing with the state and the city. You really don't control the decision-making process," said Driscoll. "If you remember when we talked about that conversation of possibility, it's when we were 12th in the nation [during the 2003-04 season]. When we were talking about it, there was a demand because we were pretty good and I kept painting the picture that if we don't support it, then we're not going to continue to recruit the best student-athletes.
"We were very lucky in terms of timing when the state had money and people were excited about basketball," Driscoll delved further. "I'm not sure we could get the same energy based on a team that wasn't successful."
Driscoll estimates that his vision of a facility paradise needs at least three more years of overhauls and transformations. The Ray Treacy Track was recently opened with a grand unveiling scheduled for next spring. Construction projects on the drawing board include a new lacrosse and soccer venue, which will be based in the same vicinity as Schneider Arena. This elaborate project also means that there will be a new spot on campus for a softball field and tennis courts.
"In three years, we will have everything that we would ever need to be successful facility-wise," Driscoll pointed out. "You can have the greatest facilities in the world, but if you're not winning, that's how you're judged."
Driscoll is not at all surprised with the advancement of athletic facilities that have taken at Providence College.
"If you get the right people on the bus, you can accomplish anything," he said. "I just get really happy about what everybody collectively has made happen."
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Why Hiring a Water Damage Restoration Company Is Essential
Clogged sewer lines, busted water pipes, leaking roofs, overflowing toilets and tubs along with floodwaters can quickly damage a home or office. In fact, damage caused by water is more than a major inconvenience. It can cause serious health hazards for every occupant. Because of that, it is important to consider hiring a professional water damage restoration company to handle the cleanup.
It is essential that a water damage restoration contractor arrives at the home or office as quickly as possible after water has invaded the structure. This is because harmful contaminants including viruses, pathogens, mildew, bacteria, fungus and mold can begin to take hold within just a few hours after the flood.
Cleaning up the damage is more than just removing the water and opening the windows. Without proper equipment and specialized training, the home or office could be subjected to secondary water damage, high levels of humidity and the growth of contaminants. Fortunately, experienced flood damage contractors have years of training and use industrial equipment to tackle the issue.
Assessing the Problem
The trained technicians will take the initial step of assessing the entire problem, including locating the source of water. Once located, the source will be stopped to ensure no additional water or sewage enters the home or office. Next, the certified technicians will develop an effective plan to extract the water, deodorize and sanitize the area, dry it completely, and install any new building materials that were removed as part of the process.
Water Extraction
The certified technicians will use the latest advancements in water extraction technology including submersible sump pumps. In addition, the team will use hydrometers, infrared cameras and other equipment to check for sources of water and humidity in the areas of the structure that cannot be visibly seen. This provides them the opportunity to remove drywall and flooring materials to gain access to standing water. The process is the only way to avoid any secondary damage.
Deodorizing and Sanitizing
After all the water has been extracted from the area, the certified team will begin the deodorizing and sanitizing processes. They use industry-accepted deodorizing chemicals to eliminate odors from the area. All building materials, furnishings, carpeting and draperies will be sanitized to eliminate the potential of contaminant growth after the water damage restoration is complete.
The Drying Process
Using high speed intense air blowers and fans, the certified technicians will move huge volumes of air across building materials, flooring, carpeting, drapes, walls and ceilings. This will ensure all the remaining moisture has been blown to the exterior of the home or office. The trained technicians will use moisture-detecting equipment to determine when the level of moisture in the materials rates 15 percent or less.
The Reconstruction Process
Part of water damage restoration involves reconstructing the area, where building materials needed to be removed from the premises. Newly installed building material can include sheet rock (drywall), carpeting, flooring materials, framing, baseboards, doors and doorframes, and window frames. Once completed, the area is repainted were necessary, and the home or office is ready for re-occupancy.
Handling Insurance
A major benefit of hiring a professional water damage restoration company is their ability to handle all the insurance documentation. In fact, they can work directly with the claims adjuster and show proof of damage. This will ensure that the property owner receives financial compensation for the damage the home or office has experienced.
Calling Right Away
The instant that the property owner realizes that there is a major or minor issue with flooding in the structure, it is imperative to call a certified water damage restoration company right away. Usually, technicians are available 24 hours a day to stop the water damage and begin the process of cleanup and restoration.
An experienced contractor can quickly develop an effective strategy on how to best deal with the water damage. This includes water extraction, sanitizing, deodorizing, drying out the area, and rebuilding and to its pre-flooded condition.
Water damage cleanup is not a do-it-yourself project for the property owner. It requires highly advanced training and proven methods to extract the water to ensure the contaminant levels in the structure caused by floodwaters are eliminated.
5 Carpet Cleaning Tips To Make Your Carpets Last Longer
The majority of people try to keep their homes looking nice. Keep the windows and worktops clean, dust around the house, clean the bathroom, and redecorate every few years. However, one thing in the house which takes an absolute beating day after day is the flooring, especially carpet. Hardwood floors if they become damaged can be sanded down and re-varnished. Tiled floors can last a long time, and seldom needs anything doing to them unless they crack, but carpet is another story. It has been walked on, has things dropped on it, pets sleep on it, and this is why carpet cleaning seems to be a never ending process.
Depending on where you live, and who or what lives in the house, will depend on how often in needs cleaning. For people who have pets, it can needs to be done every day. Homes on a farm can have a constant supply of mud and dust, and may need cleaning more than once a day. Each clean actually damages and wears out the carpet that little bit more.
There is a big difference between carpet and smooth floors when it comes to dust. With smooth floors, dust can build up on the surface, and when someone walks past that dust can become airborne again. This means that it can cause problems with people that suffer from allergies and asthma, as it can kick off attacks. For people who suffer from ailments such as these, they should use carpets. From a health point of view when it comes to dust, carpets capture the particles and then prevents them from getting airborne again. Vacuum cleaners should have HEPA filters in order to keep the air clean as it exits the cleaner.
There are a number of carpet cleaning tips you can use to keep everything clean, and help them last longer, and these are listed below.
Pets are the worst things for making a mess on a carpet. The most obvious thing is hairs, and depending on the breed of cat or dog, will decide how much of it they leave lying around the floor. Some breeds molt quickly, and hair can build up in clumps pretty quickly. Other problems with pets is that they can walk in a lot of dirt. If you want to keep your carpets clean, then wipe their feet when they come in, especially if it is wet and muddy outside.
Humans can be just as bad as pets when it comes to walking in dirt. If you really want to look after the carpet, then take your shoes off when you enter the house, and put on slippers. You should not walk around in just socks, as these leave behind tiny fibers.
Steam Cleaning
It is easy to hire a steam cleaner these days, and they are also very affordable if you wish to buy one. However, professionals will tell you to avoid using them on carpets at all costs. This is because the heat produced actually damages the carpet fibers, and you will find that it degrades much quicker using this carpet cleaning method.
Vacuum Cleaner
This is by far the best method for cleaning carpets, and the more powerful the cleaner, the better it is. A multi-filter unit is best, as it puts less dust back into the atmosphere. You also need one with a good selection of nozzles. Cylinder models tend to be more efficient, but they are usually more expensive.
Carpet Shampooing
Rather than steam cleaning, a good carpet shampooer can do a great job at cleaning, and done properly it can really get most of the grime out of the carpet. You can buy them at reasonable prices now, so it is not worth hiring one. What is important is the type of shampoo that is used. Do not buy the cheap stuff as that is rubbish, purchase online the same shampoo that business uses.
By looking after your carpet on a regular basis, it can make it last a few more years, and as they can be very expensive these days, that is a bonus. Carpet cleaning is easy as long as you keep on top of it.
Step-by-Step Permanent Urine Odor Removal
Whether it be a cat, dog or potbellied pig, sometimes pets have an accident in your home. It is normally found on your floor, but sometimes a couch will get sprayed or even your bed may be hit. Some may think that just dabbing it up with a paper towel is enough, but if the smell of that urine stays, your pet will think that's the new location of their permanent bathroom. Urine odor removal is the only way to ensure your pet doesn't go there time and time again. The tips below will help you get the smell out once and for all.
Of course, step one is to absorb as much as you can. The best bet is to use an old rag or towel intended for the purpose as you can step on it with all of your weight without tearing it, unlike a paper towel. You can then throw it in the washing machine, saving you money and helping the environment. Of course, if you don't have your own washing machine, the last thing you want to do is wait until laundry day, so make use of paper towels instead. If you are currently training your dog to go outside, take the towel or paper towels outside so the smell is located where you want them to go to the bathroom.
If you have a commercial urine odor removal spray, apply it to the area and follow the instructions. If you don't have a commercial spot remover, spray water on the area or pour water on the spot. Use another towel to soak up the water and repeat a few more times. You can also use a spot removal vacuum or wet-dry vacuum to suck up the dirty water.
While some people may tell you to spray the spot with vinegar, only do so if the urine odor removal hasn't worked up to this point and you still smell it. Vinegar will set the stain into carpet, the last thing you want. It will neutralize the smell, but it won't actually remove it from soft materials, so be sure to only use vinegar if the smell is overwhelming. If it is, you probably need to replace whatever is being urinated on.
The last step is to dump some baking soda on the spot and add some water to it. Once it is paste-like, scrub it into the spot. Leave it overnight and then use your vacuum to suck as much up as possible. Continue to scrub the spot then follow with the vacuum and soon you will see that it is all removed, taking the smell and urine with it. If you wish, you can rinse the spot and remove the water with a towel or wet-dry vacuum again, but it shouldn't be necessary at this point.
If you have a more delicate textile to clean, such as an oriental rug, use your stain remover but boost it's efficacy with a little bit of borax soap. Spray the stain remover on to a rag and dab it on the spot. Next, apply a light dusting of borax onto the spot and cover it with paper towels. Weigh it down with something heavy and flat, such as a pot full of water, and leave it overnight. The next day you can remove the pot and paper towels, vacuuming up the borax. There is no need to rinse as the spot should be clean as a whistle.
The most important part of cleaning up a pet's accident is urine odor removal. The sooner you get the smell out of your home, the less likely it is for your pet to make the same mistake again. As long as you are diligent in cleaning up after your pet, you should find that they will be more likely to use the outdoor facilities instead of going inside. If you are training your pet, this is an absolute must as one spot in the house can be enough to derail your hard work. With the instructions here, you should have no problem cleaning up life's little messes and ensuring your pet is well trained in the future.


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Watauga High Athletics Director Tom Wright has announced that the Pioneers scheduled basketball games with Fred T. Foard on Tuesday and West Caldwell on Thursday have been postponed. The games will be rescheduled at a later date to
be announced. The games were postponed following the sudden passing of teacher and coach Leigh Cooper Wallace on Monday morning.
The WHS boys and girls basketball teams travel to Sparta, N.C., for the Alleghany Christmas Tournament on Thursday and Friday, December 27-28. The WHS girls play North Surry on December 27 at 12 noon; the boys play North Surry at 1:30 p.m. Coverage begins at 11:30 a.m., and those games will air on AM 1450, WATA.
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Dredging begins at Willard Bay State Park South Marina on Monday, May 9. The project should be complete prior to Memorial Day weekend.
Vessel launching and retrieval will be available most days, however, there may be times when the launch ramp is blocked causing some inconvenience.
"After three years, the necessary permits were finally secured and funding available for this project," stated Park Manager Roland Bringhurst. "While water levels are currently adequate for boat launching, we are looking toward the future and want to be prepared for low water levels." The public is urged to use extreme caution when launching and retrieving boats at the South Marina. Dredging cables will not be visible and could cause damage to boats. Stay within the areas marked by buoys.
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Read: The 1997 Offer Sheet Was A No-Lose Situation For Joe Sakic
Back in 1997 the Rangers pursued and signed Joe Sakic to an offer sheet worth $21 million over 3 years.
Colorado ended up matching the offer sheet and the Avs went on to win the Stanley Cup for the second time in 2001 while the Rangers had two more seasons with Wayne Gretzky but didn't make the playoffs again until 2005-06.
Sakic told Pierre LeBrun at ESPN.com that signing that offer sheet with the Rangers put him in a win-win situation no matter what the outcome.
He said "Obviously, I still live in Colorado, it's a great place to play and I've always enjoyed it there. But if it would have been New York, I would have had a chance to play with Wayne Gretzky. It was really win-win for me either way."
Neil Smith told LeBrun that he felt pressure from Rangers management to replace Mark Messier and that "deep down" it wasn't what he wanted to do.
On the other hand, Smith told LeBrun "I had been with Joe at the 1996 World Cup and I got to know him well," Smith said. He was such a nice person. What is there not to like about Joe Sakic? It would have been phenomenal to get him."
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Exelon City Solar is a 10-megawatt solar installation located on a 41-acre brownfield in Chicago's West Pullman neighborhood. It captures the sun's rays and converts them into 14,000 megawatt-hours of electricity per year. The facility was completed in 2010.
The power plant uses SunPower® solar tracking systems that tilt the panels toward the sun as it moves across the sky, increasing energy production by up to 25%.
The clean energy generated by Exelon City Solar displaces more than 30 million pounds of greenhouse gas emissions per year – the equivalent of taking more than 2,500 cars off the road. In developing the former industrial site, which had been vacant for over 30 years, Exelon removed pollutants and safety hazards and beautified the property with an environmentally friendly design and sustainable landscaping. Exelon built an attractive and secure fence around the area, improving local safety and preventing further dumping on the site.
During its construction, the $60 million Exelon City Solar project created 200 jobs and sourced much of its labor and building materials from local companies on Chicago's South Side. The plant provides permanent work in the areas of operations, maintenance and security. Exelon City Solar also expands the local tax base: Exelon is leasing the long-vacant brownfield property from the City of Chicago, generating revenues from rent and real estate taxes.
Besides putting West Pullman – an area where industry once thrived – back on the map, Exelon City Solar is an active community partner:
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Seafordeagles wrote:I never thought I would say this but here goes, I miss Ayala and ever since he's been gone the bullpen has mostly been a shambles with the exception of O'Day and Johnson.
Seafordeagles wrote:The DH spot is atrocious which I stated a week into the season.
Seafordeagles wrote:We need a 2nd baseman that can hit .250, hit behind the runners and steal a base.
Seafordeagles wrote:We need a DH that can hit .275 and drive in some runs.
Jordan Tuwiner wrote:I disagree. Over the last 14 games, the O's bullpen has a 2.51 ERA in 46 IP, and has only given up .56 HR/9 in that span. They've been quite good without Ayala.
While Ayala has pitched well for the Braves (4.2 IP, 9.64 K/9, 0 HR, 3.86 ERA, 2.81 FIP), McFarland has actually been better. I don't think McFardland would be here without dealing Ayala. Plus, McFarland is a lefty.
Ayala: 4.2 IP, 9.64 K/9, 0 HR, 3.86 ERA, 2.81 FIP
McFa: 12.2 IP, 12 K/9, 0 HR, 2.13 ERA, 1.29 FIP
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Justin, The difference between Ayala and McFarland is that Buck would call on Ayala in any situation (I know about inherited runners with Ayala). With McFarland, Buck is babying him and putting him in games that are not on the line (he may be our best 5th starter, who knows). They are 2 totally different pitchers as far as when and how they are used, and for that reason there should be no comparison between the two of them.
Also we need another RIGHT HANDED short man. This is where Strop is really hurting the Orioles. I'm sure if Buck and DD knew that Strop was going to implode they never would have dealt Ayala because salary wasn't the reason for trading him. My choice for right handed short man besides O'Day would be Tommy Hunter now.
Rising O's wrote:I don't miss Mark Reynolds...yet.
dan72 wrote:Could someone in the Orioles system please work on Wieters swing?
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The vibe I am getting from a lot of you guys is that what you really want is a Dean Smith style running team that competes in the NBA.
I want to like Rondo but the guy comes off as an asshole with a huge chip on his shoulder that he takes out on his coach, his teammates, the refs, and himself. I wish he could get it together, when he is not playing basketball he seems like a decent dude. OTOH, getting on hob because he is the one guy here who doesn't like him is a bit lame. I realize this is the internet, but this is a player that had trouble with his high school coaches, had trouble with Tubby Smith, had (has?) trouble with Doc Rivers, and who lapses into behavior that shows the earlier things are not a thing of the past.
You can surround him with players that make use of his talents but I don't think he is a guy you want as the best player on your team. Sure, he would help the Lakers where Fisher can't run anymore or hit a shot...and there is a HoF wing, a great 4, and a 7' guy with post moves to receive his passes. He would help the Heat, but so would anyone with a pulse. I do think he would work well with Durant as I have said before. But those aren't the questions you should be asking because that's not what the Celtics have.
For me..i just want two of the other four players to be able to make it up the court with Rondo if there is a possible fast break...or maybe release once in a while for easy points. This team has become a static jump shooting team that doesn't even try to rebound on the offensive end so that they can retreat back to the defensive end and stop any fast breaks...this means that each game that at least two or three of their core have to have great games from outside...which is increasingly difficult on old legs on back to backs and back to back to backs. There is certainly a chasm between Dean Smith's (or Roy Williams') teams and the current Boston 5...I'd like a team somewhere in the middle.
Regarding Rondo...I don't quite get why Boston's best players are skewered...maybe it's because we expect a lot...maybe the criticism is deserved. But to me it's a question of perception...When Brady shows the same fire and yells at his teammates we don't automatically say his teammates hate him or he's a petulant child or he needs to grow up etc. Rondo has had to speak up because he has been on a team of vets that wouldn't respect him if he hadn't..he plays the most demanding position on the floor in terms of keeping everyone happy and to my eye he's done a pretty good job. This is his first suspension...he's not all of a sudden Rasheed. The guy freakin played with a busted elbow through the playoffs...which doesn't seem like something a selfish asshole would do..or someone that I would hate as a teammate.
I'm still waiting for the scores of articles that nighthob has read that detail how much his fellow players hate him or the scores of incidents Rondo has been involved in that show his immaturity and general assholery... maybe i don't see enough games, but the thing i'm disappointed in is that he has seemed to stop going to the hole and has instead joined his other teammates in an arc around the three point line.


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CMP President Sara Burns says, "We're glad to have the chance to help them in return."
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