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Elections, Transparency, & Accountability
Union Money: 100 Percent Democrat. Really?By Deborah D. Thornton, Public Interest InstituteInstitute Brief, 01/25/2013
Governor Branstad's 2012 education reform proposal faced stiff resistance from entrenched factions in the traditional Iowa education establishment, specifically the teachers and government-worker unions. As a powerful, well-funded force in local, state, and national politics – these unions are engaged in a continuous battle to resist educational reform and defend the status quo. And all their money goes to the Democrats.
Hands-On Achievement: Why Massachusetts Vocational Technical Schools Have Low Dropout RatesBy Alison L. Fraser, William Donovan, Pioneer Institute for Public Policy ResearchWhite Paper, 01/25/2013
In Massachusetts, where an average of 10,000 high school students have dropped out of school annually over each of the past 10 years, the state's vocational-technical high school network has been particularly effective at keeping students in school. This white paper presents case studies, and offers recommendations for state legislators and policymakers.
Natural Resources, Energy, Environment, & Science
Climate Change: How the U.S. Should LeadBy Nicolas Loris, Brett D. Schaefer, The Heritage FoundationIssue Brief, 01/25/2013
Restricting greenhouse gas emissions, whether unilaterally or multilaterally, would result in significant economic costs for the U.S. economy. This is a serious decision with grave consequences. The U.S. should not unilaterally assume these burdens as a symbolic gesture hoping that other countries might emulate our example—repeated U.N. negotiations demonstrate the small likelihood of that outcome. The U.S. should act prudently by increasing its certainty about the underlying assumptions and resulting predictions of climate change, ensuring that the benefits justify the costs, and undertaking concrete commitments and actions only in the context of an overarching strategy that would actually have an impact on climate change if action is necessary.
Foreign Policy/International Affairs
Hagel, Kerry, and Brennan Senate Confirmation Hearings: U.S. Policy on Arctic SecurityBy Luke Coffey, The Heritage FoundationIssue Brief, 01/25/2013
America's security interests in the Arctic region will only increase in the years to come. The forthcoming confirmation hearings are an important opportunity for the Senate to pose key questions about the direction of American Arctic security policy under President Obama in his second term. As other nations devote resources and assets in the region to secure their national interests, America cannot afford to fall behind.
Labor Unions: Declining Membership Shows Labor Laws Need ModernizingBy James Sherk, The Heritage FoundationIssue Brief, 01/25/2013
Congress should bring labor law into the 21st century. Congress should remove the Section 8(a)(2) proscription on employee involvement programs. Congress should also remove unions' ability to veto individual raises. Some in Congress are trying to do so. Senator Marco Rubio (R–FL) and Representative Todd Rokita (R–IN) introduced the Rewarding Achievement and Incentivizing Successful Employees (RAISE) Act, which would retain union rates as a wage floor while ensuring they never set a maximum on what employees earn. Such reforms would help make federal labor laws relevant to workers in the modern economy. The government should not limit employee voice in the workplace, nor should it prevent employees from getting ahead through hard work.
Monetary Policy/Financial Regulation
The CFPB in Action: Consumer Bureau Harms Those It Claims to ProtectBy Diane Katz, The Heritage FoundationBackgrounder, 01/25/2013
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) was created in 2010 by the Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, and imbued with unparalleled powers over virtually every consumer financial product and service. With rulemaking and enforcement now underway, there is ample evidence that agency operations represent a radical departure from long-standing regulatory standards. The CFPB's actions are constricting the availability of financial products and services and raising costs—all of which will undermine business investment and consumer credit. Immediate reforms are necessary to impose accountability on the bureau. Ultimately, the CFPB should be eliminated and replaced by coordinated oversight of various enforcement functions among other financial regulators.
The Unfinished Work of Welfare ReformBy Robert Rector, Jennifer A. Marshall, The Heritage FoundationWhite Paper, 01/25/2013
The 1996 welfare reform was enacted even under a Democratic president because the public was clearly behind its basic goals. It was clear that America's welfare system was terribly dysfunctional and that addressing poverty and dependency would require making welfare beneficiaries work. These same truths are just as evident today; we are just as much in need of a robust reform effort with the strong support of the public. It is time to turn ending "welfare as we know it" from an old slogan into a reality.
Man, Sex, God, and YaleBy Nathan Harden, Hillsdale CollegeImprimis, 01/25/2013
The political freedom that makes a liberal arts education possible requires an ongoing and active defense of liberty. Try exercising academic freedom in a place like Tehran or Kabul! Here in the U.S., we take our liberty far too much for granted. To the extent that Yale and schools like it succeed in producing leaders who subscribe to the ideology of moral relativism—and who thus see no moral distinction between America and its enemies—we will likely be disabused of this false sense of security all too soon.
Economic Growth
The "Poor" Are Getting RicherBy Niels Veldhuis, Charles Lammam, Amela Karagegovic, Fraser InstituteFraser Forum, 01/24/2013
Most Canadians start off with a relatively low income because they are young, new to the workforce, and lack work and life experience. Once they acquire education and job-related skills, their income typically increases until it peaks in middle age and then drops again once they pass their peak earning years and prepare for retirement. The conclusion that Canadian incomes have stagnated and that inequality is on the rise couldn't be further from the truth and misses one of the great Canadian virtues: We live in a dynamic society where the majority of us experience significant upward (and downward) income mobility over the course of our lives.
Economic Growth
What's in Store for Canada Under Obama's Second Term as PresidentBy Alexander Moens, Nicolas Fleet, Fraser InstituteFraser Forum, 01/24/2013
As America's biggest trading partner, Canada has a large stake in how both the overall US economy will fare in the next four years and how specific bilateral problems will be addressed. Regarding the former, there is a good deal of legitimate concern that Washington will not be able to make swift progress. In terms of the latter, the main areas of interest to Canada will be how much attention the second Obama administration will give to the Beyond the Border Vision agreed to in 2011 and to what extent trade obstacles in the energy sector such as the Keystone XL pipeline expansion will be addressed.
Natural Resources, Energy, Environment, & Science
A Legal Overview of Utah's H.B. 148—The Transfer of Public Lands ActBy Donald J. Kochan, Federalist SocietyWhite Paper, 01/23/2013
Recent legislation passed in the State of Utah has demanded that the federal government extinguish title to certain public lands that the federal government currently holds. The State of Utah claims that the federal government made promises to it (at statehood when the federal government obtained the lands) that the federal ownership would be of limited duration and that the bulk of those lands would be timely disposed of by the federal government into private ownership or otherwise returned to the State. This White Paper provides a legal overview of these claims.
Crime, Justice & the Law
Tort Reform Update: Recently Enacted Legislative Reforms and State Court ChallengesBy Andrew C. Cook, Federalist SocietyWhite Paper, 01/23/2013
Over the past two years, state legislatures throughout the nation have passed a significant number of substantive tort reforms. This legislation is often controversial and many of the new statutes will undoubtedly be challenged by opponents. Historically the most common tort reforms to be challenged are statutory caps on noneconomic damages in personal injury cases. Litigants challenging the laws have experienced mixed success. Most recently, the Kansas Supreme Court upheld that state's statutory cap of $250,000 noneconomic damages. Yet just months prior to the Kansas decision, the Supreme Court of Missouri struck down that state's $350,000 cap for noneconomic damages in medical malpractice cases.
Solving America's Math ProblemBy Jacob Vigdor, Education NextEducation Next, 01/23/2013
America's lagging mathematics performance reflects a basic failure to understand the benefits of adapting the curriculum to meet the varying instructional needs of students. Recently published results from policies such as Chicago's "double dose" of algebra, which groups students homogeneously and increases instructional time for lower-skilled math students (see "A Double Dose of Algebra," research, Winter 2013), support differentiation as the best way to promote higher achievement among all students.
Budget & Taxation
Jack Lew Complicates Resolution of Fiscal Imbalance, Financial Regulatory ReformBy e-21: Economic Policies for the 21st Century, e21 – Economic Policies for the 21st CenturyEditorial, 01/23/2013
Jack Lew is an unfortunate choice for Treasury Secretary. His hard-left policy leanings on entitlements are entirely out-of-step with the current fiscal crisis and his ignorance of finance makes him ill-equipped to deal with a crisis or cross-border banking regulatory reform. It would be difficult to find someone less attuned to the types of reforms necessary to put U.S. public and private finance on sound footing.
Budget & Taxation
The Next Four Years of Fiscal Conservatism: What Must Be Done to Sustain the NationBy Charles Blahous, James Capretta, David Malpass, e21 – Economic Policies for the 21st CenturyEditorial, 01/23/2013
Yesterday the nation paused to celebrate the second inauguration of President Obama and to listen to his second-term plans as laid out in his inaugural address. At the same time, we at e21 believe this is the perfect time for fiscal conservatives to take stock of the challenges over the next four years and beyond facing those who favor lower taxes and spending. With another four years of Obama presidency ahead, the fiscal woes of our country appear to be on a continuing downward path that could result in disastrous financial consequences for the United States and perhaps the world if not addressed quickly. We checked in with three of e21's best policy minds to get their takes on what issues fiscal conservatives should be worried about and how to address the next four years in order to keep the nation from another fiscal crisis.
Upholding the Value of Our CitizenshipBy W.D. Reasoner, Center for Immigration StudiesBackgrounder, 01/23/2013
This paper examines the surprising number of naturalized citizens who have been charged and convicted of serious national security crimes—including terrorism, espionage, and theft of sensitive information and technology—in the last several years. It compares the relative ease with which aliens naturalize with the extreme difficulty in stripping them of citizenship, even when they prove to be national security threats who have gamed the system.
Before Considering Another Amnesty, Look at IRCA's LessonsBy David North, Center for Immigration StudiesBackgrounder, 01/23/2013
The Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (IRCA) was a vital part of a genuine bargain, a one-time amnesty to be accompanied by a permanent policy of vigorous immigration law enforcement. But we should never have another broad-brush amnesty. Such programs swell our already over-swollen population with still more low-income, lightly educated people and encourage future legal and illegal immigration, and thus create arguments for future amnesties. If there is to be a limited program, anyway, let it be tied to actual changes in the law, such as eliminating the diversity visas completely and substantially reducing family preference migration.
Migration Enforcement Agency Discourages Funds for Its Own WorkBy David North, Center for Immigration StudiesBackgrounder, 01/23/2013
The Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) is a subset of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which, in turn, is part of the Department of Homeland Security. An educational institution cannot cause the admission of aliens without getting the general authority to do so from SEVP. ICE is also supposed to stop the operations of visa mills, store-front entities that collect tuition from aliens in exchange for visas, but do not, in fact, offer any education. It turns out that SEVP is an immigration enforcement agency that sometimes complains about a lack of funds to do its job, but that consistently refuses to spend money allocated to it, and refuses to raise the fees that would solve its own funding problems. SEVP is not the little engine that could. Is the little engine that will not, and therefore cannot, do its duty.
Amnesty and the U.S. Labor MarketBy Steven A. Camarota, Center for Immigration StudiesMemorandum, 01/23/2013
It is difficult to overstate the size of the pool of potential workers that now exists in the United States. If through enforcement a large fraction of illegal immigrants returned to their home countries rather than being allowed to stay with legal status, there would seem to be an ample supply of idle workers to replace them, particularly workers who have relatively little education. Of course, employers might have to pay more, and offer better benefits and working conditions in order to attract American citizens. But improving the living standards and bargaining power of the least-educated and poorest American workers can be seen as a desirable social outcome. The contention that there is a general labor shortage that has to be satisfied by giving work authorization and/or citizenship to illegal immigrants and increasing the number of immigrants allowed into the country seems entirely inconsistent with the available evidence.
Natural Resources, Energy, Environment, & Science
PennFuture v. Ultra Resources: Collateral Attacks On State PermittingBy David R. Overstreet, Christopher R. Nestor, Washington Legal FoundationLegal Backgrounder, 01/23/2013
In Citizens for Pennsylvania's Future ("PennFuture") v. Ultra Resources, Inc. ("Ultra"), the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania concluded that it has jurisdiction over a citizen suit under the federal Clean Air Act ("CAA"), where PennFuture seeks to collaterally attack final permitting decisions of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. Citizens for Pennsylvania's Future v. Ultra Resources. The District Court also declined to read an exhaustion requirement into the CAA and, although clearly troubled by the inequities of PennFuture's attempt to end-run the state administrative process, decided not to abstain. These rulings, we suggest, overlook a more fundamental problem with PennFuture's case which, once identified and addressed, compels dismissal of the case—either for failure to state a claim, if the court is willing to take judicial notice of certain undisputed facts, or upon motion for summary judgment.
Budget & Taxation
Overview of Local Retirement Systems Under State GovernanceBy Talmadge Heflin, James Quintero, Texas Public Policy FoundationPolicy Brief, 01/23/2013
It is the Foundation's recommendation that the Legislature remove from state statute all local retirement systems and devolve authority over these plans back to the respective local community of each. This will serve to help restore local control of these systems, and also allow local government officials and taxpayers to oversee good government reforms to these systems to ensure their stability and sustainability into the future.
Natural Resources, Energy, Environment, & Science
It's Time to End Texas' Licensing of GeoscientistsBy Josiah Neeley, Texas Public Policy FoundationPolicy Perspective, 01/23/2013
The current geosciences licensing scheme imposes arbitrary burdens on practicing geoscientists with little to no corresponding benefit to consumers or the public. While the problems with the current system are numerous, this policy perspective focuses on three: 1) the licensing system does not account for the varied academic backgrounds of many geoscientists; 2) licensing geoscientists does not protect consumers or the public; and 3) licensing stifles entrepreneurs and burdens business.
Health Care
Hold the Line: Protecting the States from ObamacareBy Arlene Wohlgemuth, Mario Loyola, John Davidson, Texas Public Policy FoundationPolicy Perspective, 01/23/2013
It is unconstitutional for the federal government to command the states—the Supreme Court has been clear on that point. Yet the federal government can accomplish much the same "commandeering" of the states through the practice of "cooperative federalism:" the intermingling of finances and regulatory activities among the federal and state governments. These arrangements are supposed to be voluntary. But they force the state to choose between (a) obeying the federal government on matters of purely state prerogative, or (b) suffering a major financial or regulatory penalty. Both of these are painful choices for the states. But in both cases, the long-term costs of bending to the federal will are simply too great. The federal government should be forced to pay for, implement, and be accountable for its own policies. The states have challenges enough without being drawn deeper still into the dysfunction of the federal government.
Enterprising Roads: Improving the Governance of America's HighwaysBy David Levinson, Reason FoundationPolicy Study, 01/23/2013
Most roads in the United States are owned and managed directly by government, with funding for construction and maintenance derived primarily from taxes on gas. For many decades, this system worked well enough, despite widespread problems with congestion and road quality. Recently, however, rising maintenance costs and falling fuel tax receipts have begun to call into question the sustainability of this model. This paper argues that roads should be managed by independent enterprises, with a clear mission of providing service to customers. One way to achieve this, while maintaining overarching political control—and thereby prevent abuses of monopoly power—is to convert existing government operated road management organizations (such as the state Departments of Transportation) into regulated public utilities.
Natural Resources, Energy, Environment, & Science
The Looming Rate Bomb: The 33 Percent Renewable Electricity Mandate and Electricity Prices in CaliforniaBy Benjamin Zycher, Pacific Research InstitutePapers and Studies, 01/23/2013
The state of California has mandated that by 2020, 33 percent of its electricity supplies be obtained from such nonhydroelectric "renewable" sources as wind, solar, and geothermal technologies. Current estimates of the cost of this requirement are too low by a substantial amount, largely because of underestimated costs for transmission, backup capacity, and generation. This paper provides a far more realistic estimate of the cost of the California renewables requirement.
The Common Core: A Poor Choice for StatesBy Joy Pullmann, Heartland InstitutePolicy Brief, 01/22/2013
In 2010, every state but Alaska, Nebraska, Texas, and Virginia adopted one set of requirements for what K-12 children should know in each grade in math and English language arts. Approximately 80 percent of the public does not know about the Common Core education standards, which comprise one of the most comprehensive K-12 reform efforts in the nation. This lack of knowledge is troubling because public dialogue on the Common Core is necessary to ensure high quality. Debate sharpens results. Parents whose children will be subject to these new requirements and citizens who will pay for the standards, associated tests, and myriad related initiatives deserve to know what they contain and to have a say in whether states adopt them. This paper examines some of the weaknesses of the Common Core, a subject that has received less attention than it should.
Budget & Taxation
Airing Out the Smoke-filled Rooms: Bringing Transparency to Public Union Collective BargainingBy Nick Dranias, Byron Schlomach, Stephen Slivinski, Goldwater InstitutePolicy Report, 01/22/2013
To help prevent union strong-arming that fleeces taxpayers, we should know precisely what public union officials are demanding and what government employers are offering in any collective negotiation about employment terms and conditions. Although union groups and their political allies have opposed collective bargaining transparency as "union busting," it is difficult to see how shining a light on the bargaining table will "bust" unions unless they have something to hide. No principled policymaker could possibly argue that there is a public benefit to the secretive use of bare-knuckled political pressure and monopoly power by unions to extract above-market compensation. Requiring total transparency in collective bargaining is simply the right thing to do to ensure public accountability. Government employees, city managers, and elected officials work for the public; and the public is entitled to know what their employees are doing on their dime.
Health Care
Options for Georgia Going Forward under the PPACABy Georgia Public Policy Foundation, Georgia Public Policy FoundationIssue Analysis, 01/22/2013
The state should not go to the trouble and expense of establishing health insurance exchanges that may or may not last if the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) were to be significantly altered or entirely repealed. The better course, if such exchanges must be established, is to let the federal government establish them while the state waits to see whether the PPACA will survive as it is currently constituted. The state should also not participate in the massive and costly expansion of the Medicaid program, as contemplated under the PPACA. Although the federal government would bear most of the costs during the startup phases of the expansion, the costs would ultimately fall to the state. Moreover, as in other states, the Medicaid program already is devouring an inordinate share of the state's revenue.
Infrastructure Investment: A State, Local, and Private ResponsibilityBy Chris Edwards, Cato InstituteTax & Budget Bulletin, 01/22/2013
Despite huge and ongoing budget deficits, some policymakers are proposing to increase federal spending on infrastructure. President Obama, for example, has called for passage of a $50 billion plan for new infrastructure investment. The president and other leaders believe that more federal spending on roads, rail, and other assets would boost growth and create jobs. But instead of increasing federal infrastructure spending—as some policymakers are proposing—we should begin devolving federal infrastructure activities to the states. The states should then unleash businesses and entrepreneurs to help America solve its mobility and congestion challenges.
Budget & Taxation
16 Tons of Keynesian EconomicsBy Arnold Kling, American Enterprise InstituteThe American, 01/22/2013
I do not much care which balanced budget amendment is passed. Any amendment will be imperfect, and Congress can probably find a way around any amendment if it wants to. But having an amendment in the Constitution would send a strong signal that the public expects the budget to be balanced. This signal itself would provide the best mechanism for enforcement. Keynesian economists will insist that a balanced budget amendment will prevent the government from achieving an ideal countercyclical fiscal policy. But the reality has been far from ideal. As the old song goes, after 16 tons of Keynesian economics, all we have to show for it is that we are deeper in debt.
Natural Resources, Energy, Environment, & Science
How to Keep Promises to Expand Energy Production and Create American JobsBy Nicolas Loris, Katie Tubb, Jack Spencer, The Heritage FoundationBackgrounder, 01/22/2013
President Barack Obama's energy policy during his first term runs counter to his campaign promise to expand energy production and create jobs during his second term. During his first term, he delayed, restricted, and regulated some energy sources while subsidizing, mandating, and giving special tax treatment to others. To keep his promise to increase energy production and create jobs, the President should shift from the paternalistic—and failed—energy policy of "Washington always knows best" to a free-market energy policy in which energy producers and consumers decide what works best. Such a policy would also relieve taxpayers of the burden of subsidizing the energy sector.
Foreign Policy/International Affairs
Hagel, Kerry, and Brennan Senate Confirmation Hearings: U.S. Policy on Sub-Saharan AfricaBy Morgan Lorraine Roach, Brett D. Schaefer, The Heritage FoundationIssue Brief, 01/22/2013
African nations are facing unprecedented challenges and opportunities. Regrettably, in his first term, President Obama did little to follow through on his promise of partnership with Africa and has instead adopted a caretaker approach. Moving forward, it is important that the individuals who are confirmed in the upcoming hearings seek to empower African countries rather than attempt to fix their problems for them.
Foreign Policy/International Affairs
Kerry, Hagel, and Brennan Senate Confirmation Hearings: U.S. Policy on AsiaBy Dean Cheng, Bruce Klingner, Walter Lohman, The Heritage FoundationIssue Brief, 01/22/2013
President Obama will be confronted by a growing set of challenges in East Asia in his second term. The forthcoming confirmation hearings are a vital opportunity for the Senate to pose key questions about how the Administration, and especially key advisors, see those problems and potential solutions. Given both the importance of the region to the U.S., as well as American capabilities to regional stability, there is a clear need for strong leadership from Washington to help the region weather this period of potential instability. Congress should strive to ensure that the Administration will advance ties with its key allies and friends in Asia while supporting economic freedom and national sovereignty across the Pacific.
Foreign Policy/International Affairs
The Hagel, Kerry, and Brennan Senate Confirmation Hearings: U.S. Policy for the Western HemisphereBy James M. Roberts, Ray Walser, The Heritage FoundationIssue Brief, 01/22/2013
The U.S. requires an active strategy that defends our national interests and advances democratic values in the Americas while promoting economic opportunity for all and defending the security of the Western Hemisphere. U.S. policy success will be measured by the readiness of the second Obama Administration's leadership to expend political capital and win bipartisan support for issues conducive to strong and successful relations in the Western Hemisphere.
International Trade/Finance
Chinese Growth, GDP, and Other Things the U.S. Should DoubtBy Derek Scissors, The Heritage FoundationIssue Brief, 01/22/2013
The first question regarding China's newly released economic numbers is not how fast the People's Republic of China grew last year. Rather, it is whether stars are aligned for the State Statistical Bureau (SSB) to provide accurate information about GDP and more useful measures, such as household consumption. Answer: to some extent. The Chinese economy is undergoing a cyclical recovery and the SSB can honestly report a noticeable improvement.
Foreign Policy/International Affairs
Senate Confirmation Hearings for Hagel and Kerry Views on RussiaBy Ariel Cohen, The Heritage FoundationIssue Brief, 01/22/2013
President Barack Obama's new foreign policy team is facing Senate approval: Senator John Kerry (D–MA) for Secretary of State, former Senator Chuck Hagel (R–NE) for Secretary of Defense, and White House chief counterterrorism advisor John Brennan for director of the CIA. All three will confront a truculent Russia. However, their past statements and support of the Administration's failed "reset" approach to Moscow suggest that their perceptions of the Kremlin's policies are unrealistic. The Senate needs to ascertain whether the attitudes of these candidates toward Russia make them fit to serve and lay down baselines by which it can judge the future performance of their departments and agencies.


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RAM: 1GB Windows XP / 2GB Windows Vista or Windows 7
VIDEO CARD: 256 MB DirectXcompliant, Shader 4.0enabled video card**
DIRECT X®: DirectX 9.0c
DVD-ROM DRIVE: DVD-ROM speed 4x, dual-layer drive
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HDD space : 25 GB
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Additionally, Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Future Soldier is scheduled to release for the Xbox 360® and the Sony PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system on May 25th, 2012 in the UK.
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think on the bright side, at least the PC version is there, and they could have just been REALLY lazy and think "oh, just port it over and don't tweak it" but no, they are tweaking it as much as possible within the time frame they have. OR they could have DELAYED IT EVEN FURTHER to remake it completely for the PC, which would have annoyed you more, having to wait. so think about it, it could be worse, ALLOT worse.
appreciate what you got while you've got it, it might never have happened.
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Get over it mate, just buy the game and play it...
That's a great philosophy, buying a game whether or not you hate it.
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Fella's, if you don't like what you have seen about GRFS, and if you don't plan on buying it, stop trying to spoil it for peeps that are looking forward to it, and stay out of the forums with "Future Soldier" on them.
This is a Future Soldier FAN forum, the HATE forum is not here, it is somewhere else, go find it.
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I'm looking forward to it!
Me too! I am really excited, becuase even though I own consoles, I play this type of game with keyboard and mouse. I wouldn't purchase it on the console for $1
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First, the good - and there's A LOT of good:
The quality of the utility is second-to-none. It is expertly crafted, and will definitely last through years of repeated use. To top it off, you get 2 of them! You can't beat that.
Ease of use -
This isn't something you'll take out of the box and instantly put in your performance repertoire, and that's not a bad thing. This will take practice (and a lot of it), to master. Some techniques come faster than others, which allows you a nice progression of difficulty. You can use this to your advantage by actually performing the moves you learn quickly, while practicing the more advanced techniques as you work.
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1 - As a lefty I was, naturally, a bit nervous. After a week or so of practicing, I can already tell that, despite the fact that I can continue to use and progress with it, it just won't ever get to that level of comfort that I would need, to reliably use it in a performance situation. I'm simply not as dexterous, or capable working "as a righty", so for that, I may have to put this on the shelf.
2 - The reappearance feature is knacky, for me. I don't want to step into the realm of exposure, here - so all I can say is that the utility is dependent upon body size, at times. If you're on the taller side, you might find some parts don't "line up" perfectly.
So, if you can get past the hindrances of left-handedness (unlike me), then you'll love this. If you have no problem working with both hands equally, this is a no-brainer. It's an incredible piece of kit, and will work perfectly.
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on July 26th, 2012
This is a wonderful utility that you can install with a button up shirt and take it anywhere you go without any repeated setup. The video production quality is top notch, fully explaining some great sleights, along with full professional routines that will blow away spectators of every kind. TKO 2.0 offers some really great improvements over the original, and is definitely worth the price.
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on December 3rd, 2012
Regardless of wether you are new to magic or a seasoned pro, this utility device will find its way into your act. Unlike many other tricks i have purchased over the years that just sit on the shelf and collect dust, this device has already been installed and has been incorporated into my routine. Everything you see listed in the description can be done.
Looks as close to real magic as one could possibly hope for.
Numerous possibilities for: Stage, walk around, table hopping, close up, and street.
DVD provides you with tons of extra ideas and routines that can be immediately worked on once the gimmick is installed.
Easy to install and retrieve your vanished items.
I LOVE THE BUSINESS CARD PRODUCTION. If you use this production with something like the smoke gimmick i think this is one of the best ways to produce your business cards.
You can use short sleeves!
They provide you with a website, username, and password to a secret website for others to share ideas...it is not fully functional but the idea is worth mentioning for once it goes live.
You DO NOT NEED TO KNOW HOW TO SEW to do this effect. I thought, when i was watching the demo, that i needed to sew or build some elaborate gimmick. NOT TRUE...this can be installed within a few minutes and be worn throughout the entire day without anyone ever seeing the gimmick. They provide you with a kit and the gimmick...a great addition.
I am left handed, and this effect is really designed for someone who is not a south paw. I am able to over come this but, as it has been mentioned by another review, if you cannot use your right hand for vanishes there really is no other way of using this device unless you find a women's shirt that fits...(i haven't found one) With that being said if you are a women who is right handed, you will have difficulty as well unless you wear a mans shirt. (It will make sense on why once you buy it)
Depending on your level of magic ability, you will need to practice the moves ALOT. To make this look natural like the video shows, many hours will be needed for the average magician or hobbyist.
Sorry for the long review but i really want you to know that you do indeed get your money's worth. It is a bit pricy but i sternly believe that if you buy this effect and give it the practice it deserves, you will see the payoff on your spectators faces. This is a great item and provides us all with a lot....
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This is my first review here on PM and I want to say this is the best uttily device I´ve ever seen! Normally I dont use gimmicks but this is one is a "must have"
All the effects are killer! and the best part is ... ur imagination is unlimited. U can creat ur own routines and tricks.
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By far the best purchase I have made this year. TKO 2.0 is a top notch production, from the quality of the utility device to the extensive Booklet and DVD instructions. I can't say enough positive things about this, So many applications! Buy it!
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on August 5th, 2012
If you want a simple, easy to master method of vanishing coins and controlling cards, look elsewhere! If you are willing to put the time in to set the device up and practice in the mirror in order to do some really awesome effects, put this in you cart right now!
The DVD is beautifully filmed, the packaging is great, the explanations are great and the concept is awesome. If there's anything else that makes a great utility device, I don't know what it is. Why are you still reading this? Buy the item!
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This device was really thought out well. It is a custom design to be used with cards, coins, and a number of other items. It is also designed to be used with a shirt, meaning you don't have to use a jacket. Wonderful design and well thought out.
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It's a great trick, very creative and easy to Perform, well explained, you just have to practice and practice to achieve a good result which will create amazing reactions. =)
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A week of practice each night and I am making coins disappear with ease. One thing that works very well for me and attracted me to this product is its aid in performing the coin in a bottle. After getting the coin from the bottle after the trick I always end up with the trick coin in my right hand. If I surreptitiously put it in my pocket someone always says, "What did you put in your pocket?" Now, I can just toss it into thin air. Or, I can actually take it from the bottle into my right hand in plain view of all and pretend to toss it to my left hand where the normal coin awaits. I usually toss it to the left hand (falsely) and then toss the real coin back to the right hand. This way it gets wet from the beer that came out of the bottle into my right hand when I removed the trick coin. Before TKO, someone would sometimes notice that the coin presented after the trick was dry after supposedly being in a wet bottle. So, in short, this device has made the coin in a bottle trick absolutely and easily bulletproof. Even someone who knows how it's done cannot figure out how I do it. Bam, pow!
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This is a great new spin on a familiar utility (well, at least to some of us older guys!)
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|with Spalding
Date Climbed: Sep 10, 1988
|This climb of Gray Wolf was in combination with Spalding from Summit Lake.
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|Gray Wolf and Spalding
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|Started from West Chicago Creek trailhead, aiming for Mt Evans and Gray Wolf Mountain. Was delayed due to "map" issues, so settled for Mt Spalding and Gray Wolf Mountain instead. It was still a 16.2 mile trek, although through beautiful country.
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|Great hike from Echo. Started Early and didn't see anyone until it hit the trail on the return. From that point on there was a constant stream of people but still nothing like Guanella Pass.
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|Eric Holle
|Route Climbed: Guanella Pass Date Climbed: November 19, 2006
|A very nice talus heap. Climbed with Mt. Spaulding.
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Date Climbed: Aug 19, 2006
|Summited with Spalding and Mt. Evans.
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Date Climbed: May 21, 2006
|A long and satisfying day. Had a nap in the sun at 12,000' or so; couldn't ask for better. I even found my hat, just where I left it.
|Posted Jun 26, 2006 3:57 am
|Ryan Kowalski
|A nice summit
Date Climbed: Sep 17, 2000
|Seems somewhat secluded compared to the other peaks in the Mount Evans area
|Posted May 19, 2006 11:26 pm
|Mountain Jim
|From Guanella Pass
Date Climbed: Jan 18, 1987
|Cold, clear, windy day. Saw a herd of mountain goats seemingly oblivious to the weather.
|Posted Apr 6, 2006 1:19 am
|from Guanella Pass
Date Climbed: May 14, 1999
|Snowshoed on this one. Not exactly nice spring weather, but good enough.
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|Route Climbed: South Slopes Date Climbed: November 21, 2005
|nice, easy route....even with the snow. followed the path for evans before cutting off across the drainage towards Grey Wolf. longer summit plateau than thought. isn't it always? nice day
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|Steven Cross
|Route Climbed: South Chicago Creek Date Climbed: July 2005
|Did this route with my wife. I looked at the map and thought that this would make an exalent route, so I tried it. It worked quite well, but we did not summit. We stopped at about 12,600 feet, 1,000 feet from the summit. Will try this one again sometime.
The hike through the forest with no trail took awhile to work through.
|Posted Aug 7, 2005 5:28 pm
|Route Climbed: West Slopes Date Climbed: July 13, 2003
|A nice half-day hike above timberline. I still hate those darn willows tho.
|Posted Feb 9, 2005 1:58 pm
|Route Climbed: West Slopes Date Climbed: January 22, 2005
|We climbed Gray Wolf from Guanella Pass under crystal-blue skies with very calm winds. It felt like cheating! We went on to climb Spalding before returning to the pass.
|Posted Jan 23, 2005 11:29 am
|Route Climbed: South Chicago Creek Date Climbed: May 26, 2003
|Climbed on Memorial Day through knee and hip deep snow. Took a route up South Chicago Creek. Easy climb up gentle slopes. The upper part of the mountain was completely clear of snow. It was indeed a day to remember. Saw no one all day.
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More than 100 communities across Canada applied to receive funding for their community projects from Molson Coors Community Cheer, and today, Molson Coors is announcing the 21 projects that will receive a piece of the $1 million fund. Since the program's debut in September 2011, applicants were encouraged to rally support from their community in the form of garnering "cheers" (votes) for their project at www.ourcommunitycheer.com. The cheering support of Canadians lead to 35 Finalists (projects that received 225 cheers or more) which were then evaluated by the Molson Coors Community Cheer committee based on four key criteria:
- The amount of community cheer and support
- The ability to meet application criteria
- The project's alignment with Molson Coors values
- The positive social impact on the community and ability to demonstrate success
"The fantastic response for Community Cheer has exceeded our expectations. We saw an incredible number of impactful community supported projects in this year's program," says Ferg Devins, Chief Public Affairs Officer, Molson Coors Canada. "Through Community Cheer we are continuing to invest in Canadian communities as we have done for over 225 years, since our founder John Molson opened the brewery in 1786. We are thrilled to be able to make a difference in 21 more communities this year."
The successful projects focus on building active, social and vibrant communities in Canada and range from building sports and recreation centres, swimming pools, parks, hiking trails and skating rinks. The 21 projects are currently featured online at www.ourcommunitycheer.com.
The funding recipients have been notified and the brewer is looking forward to celebratory festivities with each group.
"The whole community is buzzing with excitement! Thank you Molson Coors Community Cheer so very much for creating such a spirited way of connecting people together and supporting a project that is at the heart of our recreation and social gatherings. It's fantastic!" says Tamara Liddle, Community Cheer Project Leader in Wawa, ON.
Congratulations to the 2012 Molson Coors Community Cheer funding recipients:
- CHURCHBRIDGE, SK – The New Churchbridge Swimming Pool Committee $20,000
- RADVILLE, SK – Radville Laurier Regional Park $75,000
- RIVERS & AREA, MB – Riverdale Community Complex Fundraising Committee $75,000
- CLARINGTON, ON – A River Runs Through Us $25,000
- DRYDEN, ON – Dryden Ball Diamonds Committee $75,000
- GREENBANK, ON – The Greenbank Hall and Park Board Committee $15,000
- OTTAWA, ON Rideau Valley Conservation Foundation $30,000
- TWEED/TYENDINAGA, ON – Eastern Ontario Trails Alliance $50,000
- WAWA, ON – Rotary Club of Wawa $75,000
- WINDSOR ESSEX, ON – H.I.A. Harmony in Action $20,000
- ILES DE LA MADELEINE, QC – Le Club du Vieux Poêle $20,000
- MONTRÉAL, QC – Montreal 2014 $75,000
- RIMOUSKI, QC – Corporation des Loisirs de St-Pie-X de Rimouski $25,000
- SHAWVILLE, QC – Municipality of Shawville $50,000
- SHERBROOKE, QC – La Corporation du Marché de Noël de Sherbrooke $75,000
- TROIS-RIVIÈRES, QC – Fondation les Amis les Estacades $75,000
- MONCTON, NB – St. Patrick's Family Centre Inc $50,000
- PICTOU, NS – Highland Tennis Association $50,000
- BAY ROBERTS, NL – Bay Roberts Special Events Inc $50,000
- GOULDS, NL – Goulds Lions Arena $10,000
- LEWISPORTE AREA, NL – Kinsmen Club of Notre Dame and Lewisporte Lions $60,000


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They are, get this... afraid of being sued if someone gets hurt whilst using one of them. You'd think that they were talking about barrels of toxic waste.
Here's the link to the article, and thanks to Sally for the link.
That is being really Thick,Political Correctness gone Mad,Overkill to the Point of Stupidity. These People that Receive these Bikes fix them up if they can. If they cannot be fixed they send them to the Country there for anyway and the People fix them up themselves. The People use the Parts for Spares to fix other Bikes.
Some Dope of a Government Official thought this up,it has the Smell of it and just put a Clamp down on it for some reason.
Where we can we complain to? This is so mindless.
On the other hand, the Scottish police forces sell lost/stolen/ bikes to the general (Scottish) public in auctions, usually twice a year.
Advice from bike organisations & advocacy-charities to impoverished newbies is to avoid these auctions, or at least take someone experienced along...because bog-standard used models can get bid up to a higher price than you could get a new one in the shops.
- WeeE
I think liability is one of the singlemost governing principles in America right now - our legal system allows people to sue for things like spilling coffee on themselves, and win, and so everybody knows you have to cover every possible thing that could go wrong, or you really could get sued. This is a huge part of our fear of everything, I think, because of course there's some small risk in anything, and when every one of those small risks is made to sound like it's probable, what do you expect?
Are there ambulance chasers running around behind cyclists in Soweto waiting for the school kids and AIDS workers that use these bikes to save lives and get out of grinding poverty to fall off their used bikes? I am sure Malawi is swarming with eager lawyers hoping to make it big on used bike injury cases.
Big name for little paper, indeed. Even bigger if you realise that the IoW (from whence my mother hailed) is England's smallest county (at high tide).
This decision of the Hants police, though, is a real head-scratcher...
Hmmm...one clue might be that scrapyards are businesses, not charities. Your average UK bike has got to have a lot more aluminium in it than a bunch of fizzy-drinks cans, innit?
If auctioneers in the area are too scared of getting sued by people falling off bikes, and if the "home counties" public consider used bicycles too frightening (or uncool?) then the police can buy a a few extra handcuffs with the money they get from bicycle scrap.
Still, I'd think at least, they could have the grace to send the cash to the African bicyle charity that's not getting bicycles any more. - WeeE
I'm with Adrienne - I don't think that court systems in Africa have mutated sufficiently to bring them up to American or British levels of litigiousness. Also, as she points out, I think that there are enough predators in Africa to keep the population of lawyers down to a reasonable level, in contrast to our situation, where they have bred far beyond the normal ability of the ecosystem to support them, thus leading them to constantly improvise ever more ludicrous grounds for lawsuits. Val


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Chris Barrus caught his this 20 pound mahi on October 7 while fishing with his dad, Captain Paul Barrus.
George Gagnon, of Naples, with two of the 50 grouper that he caught on a trip with Captain John Rossetti of the Linebreaker. They were fishing in 80 feet of water about 45 miles west of the Isles of Capri.
Dan Barrus caught this 52 inch barracuda while fishing with his father, Captain Paul Barrus, and his brother, Chris Barrus.
Parker Kamp, of Chattanooga, TN, with a 15 pound snook that he caught and released on October 12 with local guide Captain Todd Geroy of naplesfishing.com.
Becky was on a backwater fishing charter with Captain Chris Abdo when she hooked into this black drum.
Tom Pastors and Amy Bischof with redfish caught in Estero Bay.
Amy Bischof and Tom Pastors with double hook ups in Estero Bay.
This eight foot thresher shark was caught by Chuck Maston of West Chester, PA in 80 feet of water about 45 miles out of the Isles of Capri. Maston was fishing aboard the Linebreaker with Captain John Rossetti.
Liam Murphy caught this redfish on a cut mullet in Pine Island Sound while fishing with Captain Patrick Ewald.
Chuck Maston, of West Chester, PA, with one of the 50 grouper caught on a trip with Captain John Rossetti aboard the Linebreaker.
This six foot bull shark was caught by Chris Conyers off a dock in Port Royal on October 7. For bait, Conyers used a huge chunk of a Jack crevalle that he had caught earlier that day.
Chuck Maston, of West Chester, PA with a 14 pound snook that he caught on October 7 with a live sardine. He was fishing with Captain Todd Geroy in Rookery Bay area.
Andrew Rath landed this 40 pound cobia on October 7 using a live pilcher with a frozen squid appetizer for bait. He was fishing about 35 miles west of Gordon's Pass.
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Man in critical condition, rescuers say
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A paraglider is fighting for his life after crashing in an area above Keokea Park on Maui on Saturday.
Maui fire officials said crews found the man just before 2 p.m. and airlifted him to a nearby landing zone.
He was taken to Maui Memorial Center in critical condition.
The paraglider was reported missing in the Waipoli area and was found shortly after, authorities said.
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SUNNYSIDE - Lawrence Eugene McManus, 75, passed away April 10, 2009.
He was born March 8, 1934 in Delta, Colo., To Ambrose and Bertha McManus.
He served his country in the U.S. Army and was stationed in Germany.
After serving in the Army, he worked in the coal mines in Latuda and Sunnyside.
One of his hobbies was working with horses. Besides pleasure horses, he had several race horses and did a lot of traveling with them.
When he retired from the mine, he bought a place in Browns Place, a place he loved. He spent the rest of his life there, fishing and hunting.
He is survived by siblings, Margaret (Jack) Stone, Betty (Bill) Millgate, Virginia (Dave) Keaggy, Barbara (Don) Jackson, Leon (Sheren) McManus and Evelyn (Mike) Munson. He was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Charles McManus (Sandra); nephew, Randy McManus Jr.; and niece, Kip McManus.
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|Boone Budget Readied for Adoption
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|Thursday, 10 June 2010 10:17
The Boone budget for 2010-2011—$22.3 million—is fully 'on the table' and ready for council action, that after the second part of a two-part council session that ended this morning.
The budget is a 14% increase over last year's due to capital projects such as the renovation of the uptown Post Office, which the town now owns, lighting for King St., various street improvements and returning to the practice of adding to the capital outlay fund. Town Manager Greg Young said that about $10,000 in expenditures were added during the final session, and there would be revenue adjustments before the final vote, which could come as soon as next Thursday. The budget includes some water rate increases, but the overall tax rate remains the same for town taxpayers, as the budget stands.
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you know that 40 year old must feel like a king. To be fucking a 19 year old in the ass. Man I wish I could get fucked like than from a hot 40 year old!!! The things I would do!!!
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obviously the bottom hated it. He was not even hard? How does that even happen?
Way to go 40 yr old! This vid. gives this older guy some hope...I wanna 19 yr old...puleez!
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wish i was the 19 yr old. that looked so hot. bareback would have been hotter.
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Who enjoyed the most on this scene ? Top or Bottom ?
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