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SOPA & PIPA Legislation Threatens Americans
What Is SOPA? SOPA is an anti-piracy bill working its way through Congress…
House Judiciary Committee Chair and Texas Republican Lamar Smith, along with 12 co-sponsors, introduced the Stop Online Piracy Act on October 26th of last year. Debate on H.R. 3261, as it's formally known, has consisted of one hearing on November 16th and a "mark-up period" on December 15th, which was designed to make the bill more agreeable to both parties. Its counterpart in the Senate is the Protect IP Act (S. 968). Also known by its cuter-but-still-deadly name: PIPA. There will likely be a vote on PIPA next Wednesday; SOPA discussions had been placed on hold but will resume in February of this year.
…that would grant content creators extraordinary power over the internet…
The beating heart of SOPA is the ability of intellectual property owners (read: movie studios and record labels) to effectively pull the plug on foreign sites against whom they have a copyright claim. If Warner Bros., for example, says that a site in Italy is torrenting a copy of The Dark Knight, the studio could demand that Google remove that site from its search results, that PayPal no longer accept payments to or from that site, that ad services pull all ads and finances from it, and—most dangerously—that the site's ISP prevent people from even going there.
…which would go almost comedically unchecked…
Perhaps the most galling thing about SOPA in its original construction is that it let IP owners take these actions without a single court appearance or judicial sign-off. All it required was a single letter claiming a "good faith belief" that the target site has infringed on its content. Once Google or PayPal or whoever received the quarantine notice, they would have five days to either abide or to challenge the claim in court. Rights holders still have the power to request that kind of blockade, but in the most recent version of the bill the five day window has softened, and companies now would need the court's permission.
The language in SOPA implies that it's aimed squarely at foreign offenders; that's why it focuses on cutting off sources of funding and traffic (generally US-based) rather than directly attacking a targeted site (which is outside of US legal jurisdiction) directly. But that's just part of it.
…to the point of potentially creating an "Internet Blacklist"…
Here's the other thing: Payment processors or content providers like Visa or YouTube don't even need a letter shut off a site's resources. The bill's "vigilante" provision gives broad immunity to any provider who proactively shutters sites it considers to be infringers. Which means the MPAA just needs to publicize one list of infringing sites to get those sites blacklisted from the internet.
Potential for abuse is rampant. As Public Knowledge points out, Google could easily take it upon itself to delist every viral video site on the internet with a "good faith belief" that they're hosting copyrighted material. Leaving YouTube as the only major video portal. Comcast (an ISP) owns NBC (a content provider). Think they might have an interest in shuttering some rival domains? Under SOPA, they can do it without even asking for permission.
…while exacting a huge cost from nearly every site you use daily…
SOPA also includes an "anti-circumvention" clause, which holds that telling people how to work around SOPA is nearly as bad as violating its main provisions. In other words: if your status update links to The Pirate Bay, Facebook would be legally obligated to remove it. Ditto tweets, YouTube videos, Tumblr or WordPress posts, or sites indexed by Google. And if Google, Twitter, WordPress, Facebook, etc. let it stand? They face a government "enjoinment." They could and would be shut down.
The resources it would take to self-police are monumental for established companies, and unattainable for start-ups. SOPA would censor every online social outlet you have, and prevent new ones from emerging.
…and potentially disappearing your entire digital life…
The party line on SOPA is that it only affects seedy off-shore torrent sites. That's false. As the big legal brains at Bricoleur point out, the potential collateral damage is huge. And it's you. Because while Facebook and Twitter have the financial wherewithal to stave off anti-circumvention shut down notices, the smaller sites you use to store your photos, your videos, and your thoughts may not. If the government decides any part of that site infringes on copyright and proves it in court? Poof. Your digital life is gone, and you can't get it back.
…while still managing to be both unnecessary and ineffective…
What's saddest about SOPA is that it's pointless on two fronts. In the US, the MPAA, and RIAA already have the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) to request that infringing material be taken down. We've all seen enough "video removed" messages to know that it works just fine.
As for the foreign operators, you might as well be throwing darts at a tse-tse fly. The poster child of overseas torrenting, Pirate Bay, has made it perfectly clear that they're not frightened in the least. And why should they be? Its proprietors have successfully evaded any technological attempt to shut them down so far. Its advertising partners aren't US-based, so they can't be choked out. But more important than Pirate Bay itself is the idea of Pirate Bay, and the hundreds or thousands of sites like it, as populous and resilient as mushrooms in a marsh. Forget the question of should SOPA succeed. It's incredibly unlikely that it could. At least at its stated goals.
…but stands a shockingly good chance of passing…
SOPA is, objectively, an unfeasible trainwreck of a bill, one that willfully misunderstands the nature of the internet and portends huge financial and cultural losses. The White House has come out strongly against it. As have hundreds of venture capitalists and dozens of the men and women who helped build the internet in the first place. In spite of all this, companies have already spent a lot of money pushing SOPA, and it remains popular in the House of Representatives.
That mark-up period on December 15th, the one that was supposed to transform the bill into something more manageable? Useless. Twenty sanity-fueled amendments were flat-out rejected. And while the bill's most controversial provision—mandatory DNS filtering—was thankfully taken off the table recently, in practice internet providers would almost certainly still use DNS as a tool to shut an accused site down.
…unless we do something about it.
The momentum behind the anti-SOPA movement has been slow to build, but we're finally at a saturation point. Wikipedia, BoingBoing, WordPress, TwitPic: they'll all be dark on January 18th. An anti-SOPA rally has been planned for tomorrow afternoon in New York. The list of companies supporting SOPA is long but shrinking, thanks in no small part to the emails and phone calls they've received in the last few months.
So keep calling. Keep emailing. Most of all, keep making it known that the internet was built on the same principles of freedom that this country was. It should be afforded to the same rights.
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It looks LQ and it has a lot of white and brightness. The rest is good.
Pecka, jen ten font a celkově typo mi moc neseděj ale to bude jen muj dojem
I like the style man....maybe another color than the white tho for background...it is very overpowering on this and makes the work look a bit LQ. Really like the text oh and maybe the money shot on the boobies

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So the gelding I just bought is getting over a nasty infected/ abscess on his ear and also appears to have had the same side crushed/fractured right below by his eye( eye looks very sunk in and a touch lower then the other side) it doesn't hurt him he loves being scratched and loved on. He is still a touch flinchy when you go to touch certain spots by his ear but will let is poke and prod and rub it for the most part.
The question I have is when I go to lunge him on that side he goes to backing up and not allowing me to his shoulder or past his head. If I make him stop walk to his shoulder/ barrel and then ask he is much more willing to move forward. So I'd love to be able to ask him without having to ask him without having to be right on top of him.
What are your methods? I am taking it slow but definitely not babying him.
So I will repeat just so it isn't suggested I DO have a trainer in fact he is boarded at her place I just want some other options to try out and see what might work.


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Grill them on each side for about 2 minutes until the vegetables get nice grill marks on both sides.
Assemble the sandwich by placing squash over the bread, then a zucchini with a 2 pieces of cheese. Now season the sandwich with kosher salt, black pepper and good quality olive oil. Then roasted red pepper, onion, squash, one more piece of zucchini, some portabella mushrooms, some mozzarella cheese and some olive oil, some more seasoning. Stalk the other piece of bread and press down a bit.
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If your system doesn't run X-Windows, you may miss the mouse support that makes interactive programs so easy to use. gpm, the general purpose mouse server, is designed with you in mind. Instead of having a multitude of mouse drivers, several from each mouse vendor, some that work well, others that don't, you can run gpm, which can talk to all mice, and works quite well. This article explains how to set up gpm to work with your mouse and programs, and also explains how to set up your text console to work the best for you.
The gpm program is derived from the older selection program, which was solely for cut-and-paste on the Linux console. gpm acts like selection until a client requests mouse events. Because gpm manages each console as an independent entity, you can use your multi-console text screen like a multi-window graphic environment. This article refers to gpm-1.0.
One major problem with Linux is hardware compatibility, and the mouse is no exception. Companies are always releasing new mice, and each of them provides a different mouse driver for DOS. Linux users are left alone with their device and no driver. Fortunately, companies tend to converge on a few "standard" protocols, which are supported by both XFree86 and gpm. Moreover, the gpm package includes gpm-test, which can help in detecting your own mouse port and protocol, and which suggests which command-line options you should use to invoke the daemon.
You must provide the protocol name and options to gpm on the command line, together with your own preferences. These will affect all mouse response until the server dies. One preference allows button reordering: left-handed people can reorder the buttons by using the command line option -B 321, and owners of two-button devices can use -B 132 to use the right button as if it were the middle one, a useful way to paste the cut-buffer in Emacs without modifying Emacs itself. The current version of the gpm server duplicates the functionality of both mconv2 and MultiMouse, and can act as a "repeater". You can merge the events from two different devices and pass them along to the X server. This is useful if you use a laptop with both an internal pointer and an external mouse. If you'd like to use one mouse in each hand but keep the internal trackball active, however, gpm can't help you—no more than two mouse devices can be read at a time.
The "repeater" option is automatically enabled if you read two mice, but can be triggered independently; if you use gpm as a repeater, the X server can be configured to read /dev/gpmdata, a fifo named pipe, where gpm puts mouse packets received while the console is in graphic mode. This option is meant to be used by owners of busmice who want to multiplex text-only and X operation without killing and restarting the daemon. Owners of new dual-mode mice, which run the three-button protocol only if the middle button is kept down at mouse initialization, will enjoy it as well, because the device is initialized only at boot time.
The core of the gpm daemon is currently built around the select()system call and the process runs in the user space of the systems memory. The main loop of the daemon listens to a Unix-domain socket and to the mouse, and uses them in conjunction to multiplex event retrieval and management of new clients. The main loop of gpm can be (and has been) used to build a concurrent daemon for network services by modifying just a few details.
The choice of a user-space server for the mouse was originally meant to help owners of low-end boxes—the process could be swapped out when not in use and thus save a little precious memory. Unfortunately, when you use Emacs, a perceptible delay in delivery of mouse events can severely degrade performance, and combined use of mouse and keyboard is completely unreasonable on a slightly loaded machine.
The swap-in delay can be removed by locking the process in memory, but in the case of Emacs two processes should be locked in memory. The goal for gpm-2.0, which will supersede the current version, is to provide the choice between a user process and a kernel module. The advantage of running a kernel module is mainly fewer context-switches (and no swap-in delay whatsoever), while the main disadvantage is the waste of memory. The module alternative will offer the same interface to client applications, but will use a device node instead of a socket.
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It worked for Zappos. It probably won't work for you.
Jan 24th
Zappos* is a successful company with a well-publicized, aggressive employee use of social media. In fact, it may be the most famous social media model in all of blogdom. They have 13 blogs, 50,000 videos and their employees tweet like rabbits in heat. It's worked for them and it's a wonderful case study. I get it. But it's probably the wrong model for most companies.
And here's the point where the waves of Zappo-sniffing social media purists come crashing down on me. So be it. This is dangerous stuff.
It is relatively safe to blog and tweet about shoes. But in many companies, the risk of an all-employee social media free love policy will far outweigh the benefits. For many important companies all it will take is one Twitter-induced SEC violation, a leak of vital competitive information, or a national defense breach, and the hammer will come down on the use of social media forever. Policies are usually made to deal with the lowest common denominator.
Is this a leadership issue? Not necessarily. There are irresponsible people everywhere. There are disgruntled employees even in the best-managed companies. Where corruption can occur it will occur. Welcome to the human race.
So what's the answer?
Under the following conditions, the Zappos model might be ideal:
- Company culture supports employee engagement
- Company leadership understands the model
- Customer base is active on the social web in a meaningful way
- Benefits outweigh risk of security breach
If just one of these conditions are not met, the free love policy cannot work.
That's not to say that social media won't work in some form with almost any company if there is appropriate training, role clarity, effective policy and boundaries. But you have to fit the tactics to the strategy — and the culture — just like any initiative.
A marketing leader has to make effective decisions based on what IS, not on what you WISH for. You can't "will" a social media effort to work in your company just because it worked in the Zappos corporate culture.
For an excellent and thorough perspective on the need for effective and appropriate corporate social media policies, I recommend Kent Huffman's recent post on the subject.
OK, your turn. Let 'er rip!
*If you are unfamiliar with the Zappos social media model, Jeff Bullas has written wonderful case studies on this company:
A primer on social media "listening"
Jan 14th
I've spent a lot of time studying social media "listening tools" and found this site via Sidney Eve Matrix (follow!). This slide deck by Stefan Betzhold (follow!) compares both free and paid options and I found it very useful.
The idea of monitoring and measuring is crucial to social media marketing, whether for a company or your own personal brand. It is also the most dynamic and exciting area of marketing right now. If you haven't put together a personal "listening" platform, this side deck is a good place to start! Click and enjoy!
This is also a good example of effectively using Slideshare to promote a concept and a company. Do you have slide presentations suitable to share with the world? Why not get a little extra "oomph" out of your effort by posting on Slideshare?
Kernels of truth on social media marketing
Jan 13th
If I leave a conference with a few "kernels of truth" I can gnaw on and think about, I consider the time well-spent. Here are a few nuggets I picked up at the Social Fresh conference held in Nashville this week.
"Movements make their audience feel like rockstars."
To me, the highlight of the conference was a talk by Geno Church. Geno, of Brains on Fire, is an engaging speaker and discussed the distinction between marketing plans and a cultural movement. The most amazing case study of the day was work he had done for Fiskars Scissors (I guess you could call it cutting-edge). By enlisting scrap-book enthusiasts (The Fiska-teers) to contribute as bloggers, they created an army of passionate Fiskar users. If you can make scissors exciting, this guy can market about anything!
"People fill information voids with rumors. Your strategy is simple. Don't allow information voids."
Another super-bright guy I met was Dan Zarrella. Dan spends his time poring over Twitter statistics to determine the secret sauce that makes something go viral. He applied evolutionary theory, mathematical principles and psychology to his study. A few Twitter items that people pay attention to:
- Warnings
- "Social proof" as evidenced by large numbers of tweets
- Bigger, bolder, louder statements
- Tweets with "you"
- Tweets that are personalized
- Tweets that occur later in the week
"The biggest failure in social media marketing is not doing anything."
Paula Berg, who just left her job with Southwest Airlines told some riveting stories about the social web and crisis communications. Remember when the USAir flight went down in the Hudson and the first news and photos came through Twitter. USAir did not have a Twitter account … but started one that day! She also talked about the trust-selling strategy on Twitter, noting that the airline had been on Twitter since 2007 but did not attempt to make a sale through the channel until 2009. When they did, they set a single-day sales record — only using the social web!
Paula also provided an entertaining case study about a rap-singing flight attendant that became a national phenomenon.
"If you don't think it's about BUSINESS your gonna be out of a job!"
This was a refreshing and encouraging statement from Jason Falls, an admitted recovering social media purist. He has distanced himself from the "it's all about community crowd" and in fact playfully made fun of them. Nice to see capitalism creep into the social conversation.
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The five questions small businesses need to ask about social media marketing
Jan 7th
I'd like to start with an excerpt from a a recent Gregg Morris post. This is an email from one of his associates, expressing frustration at an inability to convince small businesses to engage in social media marketing:
Social networking is making zero inroads into any of the businesses (SMBs) we have visited and interest in "mining" those networks is similarly zero. It's not that they are rejected as future possibilities, but rather that SMBs haven't time for it, since they sense the costs far exceed the benefits … The facts are the facts – SMBs are still the same as they always were: overworked, scratching for dollars, but now fighting even harder for market share. They are competing not just with local competition but also with online, distant suppliers and, of course, big box retailers.
To the point: Joe average – architect, restaurant owner, retail store – are not stupid, nor are they unaware of the need to handle their customers better. All I see … is the same, stupid Social CRM Expert-type of messaging. A bunch of esoteric bullshit skimming the surface of the problem, with no real solution offered. Everywhere I look, they all say the same thing: "You have to communicate with your customer…", "you need to serve your customer…", "you need to do this, that or the other…". Lots of "you needs", but few "here's exactly how"
This little rant hit a chord for me because I teach a social media marketing class for small businesses and I constantly hear these same concerns.
There is a business cultural gap that is keeping many SMB's from working this channel: Typical SMB "advertising" is a hand-off. All the work is done by an ad agency and/or the advertising sales people. There is little personal time expenditure and the cost/benefit is usually easily measurable. Not so with social media marketing. There is more hands-on doing and the results may not be immediate.
When I consult with small businesses, I recognize that for many, the time commitments and demands of maintaining a consistent, effective presence seems overwhelming so I help them cut through the hype and FOCUS. I encourage them to consider five very practical questions:
1) Do I know enough about social media marketing to make the right decision for my business? Not knowing the possibilities would be the same disadvantage as operating a business without knowing such a thing as television advertising existed.
2) What is mybusiness strategy and how could a social toolkit align with my key initiatives?
3) Are my customers using the social web?
4) Are my competitors using this channel, and what are the competitive implications if I decide to participate or not? Could I create advantage by being an early adopter?
5) Do I have the resources, or can I acquire the resources, to conduct limited, focused experiments to see if working through the social web can provide a cost-benefit exceeding traditional advertising?
After my students walk through these questions, they usually conclude a) yes, this is something with a lot of potential and b) there are practical and manageable methods to approach this if I stay committed and focused.
Does this make sense to you? What is your experience with SMB's and the social web right now?
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Premium Cap. I only gonna do a hand full of these. Spiderman, Hulk, Ironman, Silver Surfer, Thor . . .Maybe a few more.
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great job here
Extremely good; classic.
duuuuuude...you have a fuckin HELL of a nack for making super heroes looks fuckin BADASS! LOVE IT!
Sweet Pic! I like the classic style, it fits Cap to a T.
Really good work man, I like how you included scenes and characters from throughout the storyline. Well done.
I founbd it really awsome how you have almost al his villains in the background, definately do that again with the rest, if you need to know some cartian villains ask me, I'm like the Villain Expert in Marvel
holy crap, thats really freaking nice!! well done,bro,very well done
This is awesome! I love this!
wow! simply amazing.
great work, Terry! This turned out great!
Man, this pretty damn cool. You got Cap's history followin' all around the background. Cool job again.
Mmmm go patriotism !
I love the skull face in the bottom right corner !
I love the skull face in the bottom right corner !
insanely cool
looks fantastic!
Man, it turned out great!!!
That is so sweet!!
That is so sweet!!
that's going to sell big at the shows... nice work!
ooooooo...you completely have me enticed for the Spiderman one now!
Neato speedo! Is the whole piece traditional? I ask because the background elements on this scale look so incredibly well done on a traditional level (the opacity and layering).. *This is not to be taken as an insult... nor anything negative.. (I just read over it and thought you may think I'm attacking your skills, but I'm not!
HAHAHAH!!!! I didn't take any offense. No these is a true mix media piece. The background shades are completely digital. (This is why I love Wacom Tablets!!)


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I love those things!
I like the way you've done this! Its like a rainbow has just rained onto the ground
I like the way you've done this! Its like a rainbow has just rained onto the ground
Soooooo pretty! It's like strawberries and flowers and smiles and rainbows combined
this picture looks great
super macro
I love that pink rainbow!
great shot
I love the colors !
I have a marble that looks just like that.
I love the colors
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Looks like gemstones...
(O.O) I love this! So beautiful! I love bubbles. :3
So pretty I'm dying!
I love the slight rainbow coloured affect in the top left corner of the image and also on the top of the little orb.
I always love seeing these little round glittery things!
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The organization September 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows has launched a campaign against Islamophobia through a new bus ad promoting religious tolerance and interfaith unity in New York City. This comes just after a recent poll conducted by the Arab American Institute shows that Americans have an increasingly negative attitude toward Muslims in the United States.
"We wanted to make a clear statement that our 9/11 family members do not want to promote fear and hatred in our names," said Peaceful Tomorrows Project Director Terry Greene, whose brother died aboard United Flight 93, to HuffPost. "We believe that unity and interfaith tolerance are the path forward to a more peaceful tomorrow."
The push comes as recent polling data from the Arab American Institute reflect an increase in negative reactions to Muslims by Americans. more >>
Much of America is preparing for the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks with hundreds of prayer rallies and memorial services planned for this week.
Cities across the nation are planning prayer services for Thursday, Sept. 11 in remembrance of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on that same day in 2001. In Greenville, South Carolina, concerned Christians will join together at the Peace Center plaza for a prayer rally that will focus on American families, the world and the future, according to organizers. The rally will be held from noon to 1:30 p.m. and is nondenominational and nonpartisan, reported GreenvilleOnline.
Moreover, a candlelight prayer service in observance of Sept. 11, 2001 will be hosted by the Knights of Columbus at Sacred Heart Church in Klamath Falls, Oregon on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Other cities planning memorial services include Galveston, Texas; Burlington, New Jersey; and Staten Island, New York, among countless others. Check your local newspaper listing for more services near you. Habitat for Humanity is also using the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks as a day to build interfaith understanding as Jews, Muslims and Christians have committed to an Interfaith Journey that begins this Thursday in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. more >>
In the footprints of two mighty towers, at a hallowed field where heroic actions saved even more heartbreak and destruction, and outside a Pentagon wall where we have rebuilt but still remember -- in these sacred sites and in quiet corners across our country, we join together this week to remember the tragedy of thirteen Septembers ago. We stand with those who grieve as we offer some measure of comfort once more. We honor the courage and selflessness of all who responded. We reflect on the strength and grace that lift us up from the depths of our despair. Above all, we reaffirm the true spirit of 9/11 -- love, compassion, and sacrifice -- and we enshrine it forever in the heart of our Nation.
No matter how many years pass, we will never forget the innocent souls stolen on that dark day: parents, children, siblings, and spouses of every race and creed. Dusty helmets, polished badges, and soot-stained gloves serve as small symbols of those who gave everything so others might live. But the stories of all those lost and the beauty of their lives shine on in those they left behind. The sacrifice of so many has forever shaped our Nation, and we have emerged a stronger, more resilient America. We stand tall and unafraid, because no act of terror can match the character of our Union or change who we are.
Each year as our Nation mourns, our faith restores us and summons within us the sense of common purpose we rediscovered after the attacks. Prayer and humble reflection carry us forward on the path we travel together, helping mend deep wounds still sore from loss. These lasting virtues sustain us not just for one day, but every day. more >>
In the wake of the gruesome beheading of American journalist, James Wright Foley, it is important to remember that the growing threat of radical Islam is very real.
Next month will mark 13 years since the tragic terror attacks on September 11th, 2001 as well as two years since the attacks in Benghazi. Evil is real and the threat of terrorism exists.
With growing unrest in the Middle East as well as other international crises, it is imperative that we are active in our efforts to combat these threats and to send a message that America is truly exceptional. more >>
An appeals court has ruled against an atheist organization that was suing to have a cross removed from the National September 11 Museum.
A three-judge panel from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday that "the cross at Ground Zero" at the museum does not violate the Establishment Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
"American Atheists contend that the Port Authority and the foundation impermissibly promote Christianity in violation of the Establishment Clause and deny atheists equal protection of the laws by displaying the cross at Ground Zero in the museum unaccompanied by some item acknowledging that atheists were among the victims and rescuers on September 11," read the opinion. more >>
American Atheists, the group that has been trying to remove the Ground Zero Cross from the National 9/11 Museum in New York, has been asked by a federal appeals court to explain why it finds the artifact to be "offensive," "repugnant," and a violation of the Establishment Clause.
"Plaintiffs' brief should, at a minimum, clarify both the injuries alleged and legal theories relied on to support standing," the Second Circuit Court of Appeals asked in an order late last week.
"Further, to the extent plaintiffs allege that they have been 'injured in consequence of having a religious tradition that is not their own imposed upon them through the power of the state,' First Am. Compl. because individual plaintiffs view use of the challenged 'cross, a Christian symbol, to represent all victims of the 9/11 Attacks' as 'offensive,' 'repugnant,' and 'insult[ing]' to them as atheists, plaintiffs should explain how such offense states a cognizable constitutional injury." more >>


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The jubilant SSTMI-Thunderbolt team after winning the Malaysian Junior Hockey League title on Friday. - LIM CHENG KIAT/ The Star
KUALA LUMPUR: SSTMI-Thunderbolt sure know how to win in style!
Knowing that the title was already virtually theirs, Thunderbolt still unleashed their full might to trounce KLSS-KLHC 11-0 to clinch their fifth straight Division One title in the MHC-Milo-NSC Malaysian Junior Hockey League (MJHL) at the Taman Daya Hockey Stadium in Johor Baru on Friday.
Thunderbolt finished the league fixtures unbeaten, collecting 18 points from six matches.
They are now ready to turn their attention to the knockout stage, where they are gunning for their fourth double – and third in a row – after winning it in 2010, 2012 and 2013.
"We knew the league title was already in our hands and that the game against KLSSS was just a formality. We went into the match hoping to avoid cards and injuries. Any demerit points earned here will be carried forward to the knockout stage.
"In the end, we managed to do both – and still win comfortably for our fifth league title," said team manager Adam Izamry Idrus.
Thunderbolt coach Wan Mohamed Roslan Wan Abdul Rahman is confident they can win the overall title "as the opposition this year is weaker compared to last year".
"We will go all out to take the overall title. I believe we will be in good position to win it as well. In today's game, we got off on the right footing with the early goal (third minute) and never let up. Credit to the boys for playing to instructions," he said.
Mohd Sufi Ismat bagged a hat-trick in the third, 20th and 33rd minutes while their top scorers – Mohd Aminuddin Mohd Zain (26th, 30th) and Mohd Najmi Farizal (22nd, 69th) – scored a brace each to take their tally to eight each.
Their other goal scorers were Lukman Nul Hakim (eighth minute), Syed Mohamed Shafiq (13th), Ahmed Jeman (44th) and Danial Asyraf (67th).
KLSS have one more match left to achieve their target of a fourth placing. They are now fifth with four points while Malacca High School are fourth with five points.
KLSS must beat SSTMI Juniors at the same venue on Saturday if they hope to finish fourth and earn a ticket to the knockout stage.
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Astronautalis covers Wiz Khalifa's "Black & Yellow"
It's been quite a wild summer for Astronautalis. Before embarking on a successful full-scale tour of Europe, the MC found out that he was selected by Harley-Davidson to be part of a project called, "Harley's Taste of Freedom Tour," where the legendary motorcycle maker rewarded five independent artists with their own custom made Harleys.
Upon returning from tour, Astronautalis got his sweet new bike and naturally hit the road. But in June, he found out he had Bell's Palsey, a temporary paralysis that typically affects one side of the face. But after getting some treatment, and donning a cool, Pirate-like eye-patch (see picture above), Andy's health thankfully returned, as did his boundless creative spirit.
And, as a way to reward and say thanks to his supportive fans and friends (and to celebrate the gloriously warm summer months), Astronautalis has just released a free download of him covering the Wiz Khalifa hip-hop anthem, "Black & Yellow."
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Now, this isn't a straight rap cover of "Black & Yellow," not by any means. Astronautalis had this to say about his goals in recording the energetic Khalifa track for a RadioLab episode focusing on colors.
"I wanted to do something that would stand out, not only in song choice, but in style, and all of the things that came to mind, like "Paint It Black", "Yellow Submarine", "Blue"...they all just seemed too easy, too obvious. So I set out to cover "Black & Yellow" by Wiz Khalifa... and make it the prettiest damn version of a Wiz Khalifa song ever. Of all time."
Andy's longtime friend from Florida, Rickolus, created the mood for the track with an elegiac piano and synth strains, while Erica Burton added some lovely string textures to the number as well. Astronautalis produced, arranged, and mixed the track himself. Sadly, this cover version of "Black & Yellow" was never used in the RadioLab episode, but Andy felt so good about the track that he just had to share it with his fans.
"I am too damn proud of the way this turned out to let it sit on the shelf any longer! So here you go, have this for free, since it is summer, and the sun is shining!"
Astronautalis is about to head out on the road for a lengthy U.S. tour in September, beginning at the gorgeous Imagine Amphitheater at Bluestem Center for the Arts in Moorhead, Minnesota on September 6.
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?This study is proof positive that there is an element of Hollywood deliberately attempting to poison the minds of children. The ultimate insult is that their method has parents pay them to do it.?
This astounding statement is one that every parent, and anyone concerned about our culture and its affect on children, must investigate.
Brent Bozell spoke these words over lunch as we discussed a recent study of programming content on MTV conducted by his organization, the Parents Television Council.
In case you?re not familiar with Brent, in addition to his work with PTC, he?s also the president of the Media Research Center and the nation?s leading expert on all things media. The author of one of the most important works on the media today, Weapons of Mass Distortion, Bozell is the eyes and ears for decent parents everywhere who just might not be able to follow every egregious action of an entertainment industry that is out of control.
First, a warning: The descriptions of the MTV programming described in Bozell?s study and this article are very graphic -- and very real. They are not for the faint of heart. But if you have a teen, and pay for cable television access in your home, you must read the report.
Why? Because, as stated in the study, ?MTV is the most recognized network among young adults ages 12 to 34, according to Nielsen Media Research. It is watched by 73% of boys and 78% of girls ages 12 to 19. Boys watch for an average of 6.6 hours per week and girls watch for an average of 6.2 hours per week.?
Rest assured, if you don?t have a block on your cable television, chances are, your kids are watching MTV. And if you don?t have an understanding with other parents when your kids are in their homes, chances are, your kids are watching there.
One of the most alarming findings in the amazing Parents Television Council study of MTV?s Spring Break programming (March 20-27, 2004):
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Remember that old argument that foreign directors who make the jump to English-language and/or Hollywood studio films, usually make something that's not so good? Pascal Laugier (Martyrs) might be adding more proof to that theory. The international trailer for The Tall Man (aka The Secret) features Jessica Biel trying to...
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Pascal Laugier's Martyrs is my favorite of the ultra-violent French horror resurgence for several reasons. Now Laugier is attached to another film designed as his English-language debut, and while it's no Hellraiser, it still seems to have some pretty interesting potential....
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PALO ALTO, CA – NOVEMBER 14: Tyson Coleman #33 of the Oregon Ducks celebrates after he recovered a fumble during their game against the Stanford Cardinal at Stanford Stadium on November 14, 2015 in Palo Alto, California. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images) Oregon shocked the Stanford Cardinal 38-36 in Palo Alto, a game that the Ducks led throughout but came down to a desperation...
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It's been an interesting week for the Oregon Ducks, coming off of their worst loss in recent memory, but they've had to regroup quickly, as a game that before the season would have looked like an easy cruise for the Ducks, has now become one that they must win. Here's our weekly look into what they're saying: From The Register-Guard: Can Colorado Compete with UO? "They're...
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Following Oregon's 62-20 loss to Utah, most of the blame for the loss was placed of the Ducks coaching staff However, the Oregon players blamed themselves for the loss, saying they needed to execute better. "I had someone tweet at me saying, 'I'm sorry you have to play for one of our coaches,'" senior outside linebacker Tyson Coleman said, according to The Oregonian. "I'm like, what...
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Senior linebacker Tyson Coleman was expected to be, and still will likely be, Oregon's starting outside linebacker. However, the position is so deep right now that he's been pushed for his job by two younger Ducks."It's not an indictment of Tyson," said Erik Chinander, entering his second season as UO's outside linebackers coach, according to Andrew Greif of The Oregonian. "Tyson...
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Athlon Sports has released its preseason All-Pac-12 teams and the Oregon Ducks are incredibly well represented. The Ducks have three players on each of the All-Pac-12's four teams. OT Tyler Johnston, who is coming back from two knee injuries, was named to the first team on the offensive side of the ball, while DE DeForest Buckner was named to the first team defense. Charles Nelson...
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Tyson Coleman and Erick Dargan close in on Colorado running back Phillip Lindsay last week in Autzen Stadium. The Ducks face Oregon State tonight in the 118th Civil War, and the defense must pressure Sean Mannion and limit big plays to win for the 7th time in a row (Scott Olmos-USA TODAY Sports photo). Friday's PAC-12 games were another lesson about the unpredictability of sports...
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Many have speculated that Oregon will be going with new pink uniforms when it takes on Arizona next Thursday night, and today, the school gave us good reason to believe the rumors. The Ducks just tweeted out a photo of new cleats, which have a color scheme of pink, black and white. According to Matt Prehm of 247 Sports, linebacker Tyson Coleman was also seen wearing another set...
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After four weeks of smashing each other, the Ducks finally get to play a game, and fans get a first look at what looks to be an improved, energized and aggressive defense (Scott Olmos-USA TODAY Sports). Ultimately it's not about the x's and the o's, it's about the energy, execution and effort. Which is why Duck fans should be encouraged by Don Pellum's decision to coach...
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If the weapons inventors are sincere about love, kindness and peace, then they should devote the rest of their lives to peace, as did Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite.
For the good their inventions do, such as defeating fascism, they do far more bad. We must work to create the conditions in which non-violence is a successful tactic, not the [use of] AK-47s.
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You don't want to get me going on Fahmy Malik and the Saline County mess!
I'm working (from time-to-time) on a lengthy story of how I changed from non-political to deeply involved in the OKC Bombing investigation. Suffice it to say that all it began when I visited Benton, Arkansas, and my host said, "Right over yonder are some train tracks...".
God bless Linda Ives and Jean Duffey!!!
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... David Hall of KPOC-TV uncovered information that McVeigh had met with local ATF agent Alex McCauley in a McDonalds the night before the bombing. ...
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"Help us give this coverup an appearance of broad support."
Is anyone more familiar with this Cate McCauley's involvement in the case? Unfortunately I don't have a lot of time to track some of this stuff down, but my cursory search makes me wonder about her credibility. Who is more credible here, McCauley or Davis?
I promised to share my personal experience with Cate McCauley while she was OKBIC's Executive Director. Here's my take (as viewed fom a couple of thousand miles away in Massachusetts):
Cate McCauley is still a mystery to me (and to Charles Key, as well). When Cate was OKBIC Executive director, she and I hit it off quite well. In fact.I'd say we developed a cordial and enjoyable working relationship (via e-mail and phone). Cate has [had?] a devastating, sarcastic sense of humor, and we shared many an e-mail laugh. (Especially about the antics of the "Fumbling Bums of Infamy".) I felt we had developed a warm friendship to complement our excellent working relationship. (After she had dinner with my wife and me on one of her trips home to Providence, she gave us both big hugs...)
But, then she developed a mail correspondence with Timothy McVeigh, and began "using her womanly wiles" (her term) on him. (She laughingly referred to him as "just another horny 20-year-old kid".) Then, shortly after she began corresponding with Mc Veigh, she began refering to him as, "Timmy". Soon it was, "Timmy this..." and "Timmy says..." -- and, then she suddenly stopped answering my e-mails.
That was along about the time of the OKC tornado, so, after I got no response to several e-mails showing increasing levels of concern for her welfare, I finally called her on the phone. She was anything but her usual, bubbly self, and she let me know she was OK -- and that she didn't need anyone to be concerned for her well-being, thank you. (I thought that, perhaps, she had misinterpreted my grandfatherly concern -- so I backed off on communication, as well...)
A few weeks later, Charles flew me to OKC to measure the track width on the Caterpillar the workers parked in the crater, (for use as a photogrammetry scale), to meet the Committee members, and to see the MFB site. Cate was hardly civil -- and she barely condescended to shake my hand. Then I noticed she was treating everyone else -- even Charles -- the same way.
One experience of that trip still astounds me: Charles and I were in the temporary Bombing Museum, going over the full set of drawings of the Murrah Building, when Cate walked in the door. She stopped and glared at us, as if to say, "What are you two men doing here in my private data repository?" And I swear i thought she was going to turn right around and leave -- which she soon did. Most odd behavior from one who was supposedly a committed member of our team...
Shortly thereafter, she resigned.
Cate completely "flipped"! Her personality changed, her allegiances reversed, and she bailed out.
She abandoned OKBIC just as pressure was building for us to get the Final Report published -- leaving OKBIC demoralized and with nothing but a mass of (somewhat organized) information from which to construct a report. IMHO, it was only Charles Key's personal integrity and hunger for the truth that kept the whole project from collapsing... (I was fortunate: I had held all my information and the drafts of my analytical chapter "close to my chest" -- and distributed over several electronic storage media locations.)
OKBIC still has much of McCauley's work product (writing) from when she was the primary author of the Report. Believe me, her words then are diametrically opposed to her words now (in the above article). [See Phil Dragoo's #56 for an excellent "before" example...]
Next thing I heard of Cate, she was working for McVeigh's defense team, and denouncing us as a bunch of conspiracy wackos. I understand that she was even one of the (six?) people McVeigh asked to be personal witnesses of his execution -- but I don't know whether she attended or not... (NOTE: based on FR inputs, I now understand that she did attend as McVeigh's invited witness.)
Very, very strange -- not only a complete reversal of beliefs and allegiance, but an obvious radical shift in personality. Quite a shame, really, because she was a bright, witty, charming, conservative professional -- before McVeigh. To be truthful, I liked Cate back then. IMHO, she would have made a delightful FReeper...
Charles assures me that I had nothing to do with her crackup -- that she just turned against everyone and everything she had previously embraced with great warmth and enthusiasm. Sad, indeed...
I'm still mystified -- and can't help but wonder if Cate developed a romantic attachment to "Timmy" McVeigh.
(It wasn't until folks here on FR started questioning her overall intentions and integrity that I began to seriously consider that there might possibly be another explanation for her behavior...)
Who is more credible here, McCauley or Davis?
One word: "Davis".
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In the few meetings McVeigh had with one of his first attorneys, Susan Otto, McVeigh passed information to her sufficient for her to tell Jones that once he knew what she knew, he would "never think of the United States of America in the same way."
It is possible that McVeigh shared some of the same information with McCauley. McCauley described McVeigh as a brave man, was that romantic infatuation, plain stupidity,admiration for the manner in which he met his death, or did McVeigh and the government permit McCauley a glance similiar to one provided Susan Otto?
As I said, my assumption has always been that it was the first: romantic infatuation.
After all my years of investigation, I assumed that Susan Otto was referring to Clinton/Reno's de facto conversion of the FBI from the FB of Investigation into the FB of Prosecution and/or the FB of Prevarication. Or worse, as in the cases of Waco and Ruby Ridge, into the FB of Execution.
There were members of the defense team with whom Tim had grown inappropriately close, close enough that Judge Matsch raised questions with me about whether some of them should be released from the team. I told him that they should stay, although privately I felt they should go, but their friendship and the relationships were important to Tim.Please pardon or ignore this post if it is not directly applicable to the McCauley discussion. I figured if it was pertinent, it might be insightful. Also, I could not find this article on the web and that's why I don't have a link for you. Thanks again to the FReepers that keep the OKC ping list up 'n running and very informative!
So we labored on, through months of tension, crises of morale, government stonewalling, demonizing media coverage, and professional frustration. In hindsight, I was too trusting of some members of the team, two of whom would personally betray me. (One released confidential defense documents reflecting Tim's purported conversations with investigators and his lawyers to the Dallas Morning News, which published them to great fanfare a month before trial, after jury notices had been mailed.)
Are you sure it was money? I can think of at least 4 post-bombing murders in this case. Fear can be a very strong motivator.
More like two dozen, either certain murders or very convenient *accidents.*
OKCSubmariner had a pretty good compilation going at one time, including the OKC Assistant US Attorney who supposedly shotgunned himself to death. And, of course, OKC PD officer Terrance Yeakey, El Reno prison Guard Joe Gladden, and Dr. Don Chumley, who was killed in a private plane crash before giving a deposition regarding his claim that he was ordered by two uninjured BATF agents to bandage them at the scene of the explosion.
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David Majure: Proposition 109 was referred to the ballot by the state legislature and amends Arizona's state constitution by adding a section if approved by voters does the following. Makes hunting and fishing a constitutional right. Gives the state legislature exclusive authority to manage wildlife and prohibits the enactment of any rule or law that unreasonably restricts hunting and fishing and makes lawful hunting and finishing the preferred means of wildlife planning in the state. The national rifle association is one group that urged lawmakers to send the measure to November's ballot.
>> It provides meaningful protections against the attacks we know will come. Hunters are a minority of the popularity. The majority benefits from what hunting does and what hunters do, but they're a minority of the population. That's why we need this protection.
>> There's no threat on these issues.
>> This past Friday, a campaign was launched to defeat 109. Arizonans against the power grab includes local animal rights and environmental groups and the humane society of the United States.
>> It is a proposition in search of a problem. No one is working to ban hunting but maybe if there's terrible abuse like bear baiting or something that emerges, we want to see the initiative process reserved to address those problems if the legislature doesn't have the foresight do it on their own.
Ted Simons: Joining me to talk about prop 109 is state representative Jerry Weiers. He sponsored the legislation that sent the measure to the ballot. And Stephanie Nichols-young, representing the animal defense league of Arizona and a group called Arizonans against power grab, which is against prop 109. Thank you both for being here.
Jerry Weiers & Stephanie Nichols-Young: Thank you.
Ted Simons: Why is it necessary to amend the constitution for this?
Jerry Weiers: I guess -- I guess the short answer would be -- is to protect what I've had as a hunter, a fisherman, what parents and grandparents have had the opportunity that, you know, the opportunities they had self years ago, several decades ago are slowly being lost and I don't want my grandchildren to not know what was available to me.
Ted Simons: Rights of hunters, need to be protected? Valid?
Stephanie Nichols-Young: Not at all. There's no threat to the rights of hunters. The biggest threat to wildlife in our state is habitat loss, yet we're wasting our time with this measure. It's a power grab by the politicians, they're trying to take power away from the game and fish agency and from the voters of the state.
Ted Simons: But back to the original point, do these rights to hunt and fish, do they need to be protected from future threats?
Stephanie Nichols-Young: They don't. Arizona has a long history of hunting and fishing. Our game agency is focused on providing opportunities to hunt. No one is looking to change that. My organization, I went to my first game and fish commission meeting in the 1980s and I go to virtually every commission meeting and I've worked with the commissioners in the department but frankly, there's no threat to hunting and fishing rights in our state.
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Jerry Weiers: I don't see it that way. I first after you will the statement it's a power grab is totally wrong. And, in fact, there is no power grab. This is the first time that the legislature through the house and senate, the votes through the governor, also signing it, the governor didn't have to sign this, excuse me, the house and legislature both passing this bill were in essence saying that we're willing to give up some of our power. It goes to the power of the people. Right now, if somebody decides they want to take away a certain issue, in hunting or finishing, a different type of hook or whatever, they can go to the legislature and they can force that through. With going to the ballot, the constitution, it would take a majority of the people rather than just a few legislators to change it. It's not a power grab. It's one the few times that the game and fish commission voted to support this. We're not taking authority way from them. We want to make sure anything that's done through game management is done through science and not emotion and that's typically what happens in these types of events. People get emotionally wrapped up in something they have no knowledge of because they don't do it.
Ted Simons: How do you respond?
Stephanie Nichols-Young: It truly is a power grab and we can go through the arcane effect of this. But I hope voters read it. Because it's an ambiguously worded provision and what we have now is in title 17. It lays out the authority of the agency. It takes that away because it puts this in the constitution and grabs power from that agency in a way it has never had in the 80 years it's existed. It's intended to grab power from voters. The reason it says exclusive authority to enact law, the intent is to take away citizens initiative right on any wildlife issue. It takes power from the citizens and the agency that has the expertise. Our concern, it's going to be a back seat to science. Instead of science as the agency considers in its decision, it's not going to consider science. It's all about politics.
Ted Simons: The idea -- go ahead, please.
Jerry Weiers: Obviously, we could do this for hours and you only give us a few minutes, but there's no power grab of the citizens of the state of Arizona, still have that option. No one is telling them they can't do it any longer. Secondly, the legislature right now has control and we can pass laws and write over the commission system. We can currently do that right now. The legislature by passing this bill, putting it on a proposition is saying we want it to go to the citizens and only when the citizens agree, the citizens -- I don't see a power grab. This is one of the few times we're allowing the citizens to make the decision, instead of the legislature.
Ted Simons: If the citizens can make the decision, maybe a different route than taken before, does that not allow for folks to say, we don't want this anymore, we want to change it. We'll go to the ballot. Do it ourselves.
Stephanie Nichols-Young: That's a fallacy. The system now, and the way you're expressing, it's like you don't understand what you've passed. The citizens, if the citizens want to pass any initiative and the founders thought it an important right, they can gather signatures and put it on the ballot. If this has the intent that the folks who ran this had, it would mean no one can run a wildlife initiative and that was stated during the session. I attended those hearings. That's part of the power grab. And the other piece, the legislature is the legislative body of our state. But right now, title 17 delegates primary wildlife management authority under the executive branch to the game and fish commission and they have -- Arizona has the best provisions because it's largely insulated from politics. Most states envy the current system we have and now they want to change it and what will happen is game and fish will have less authority, anything they do will be scrutinized more and we have ambiguously written terms like lawfully and unreasonable and surely require court interpretation but the legislature isn't giving up any power because they're given exclusive authority to enact laws so for Jerry to say they have to amend the constitution, it's disingenuous.
Ted Simons: Respond, please.
Jerry Weiers: Obviously, we're not going to agree on this. The legislature currently has control over this and we currently have that right now. The real issue, if the people would lay the cards on the table, the real issue, if somebody in the future wants to come back and start trying to change issues as far as banning certain types of hunting, it's going to require more people to sign petitions to change the constitution. That's the real issue and that's the one thing they're not bringing up.
Ted Simons: How many threats have there been to hunting, to fishing that would require a constitutional amendment for the rights of hunters and fishermen?
Jerry Weiers: Our constitution, when this first came out, even the U.S. constitution, a lot of people are saying there's no problem here. The reason we came out with the constitution and certain rights was to protect the freedoms and liberties we currently have. That goes back, you know, more than 200 years ago. It's -- I don't want to wait until I have a problem and fix it. I want to Sox the problem before it becomes an issue.
Ted Simons: There's all sorts of rights that should be considered and all sorts of pieces of legislation and referrals to the voters, why is this one so important to amend the constitution?
Jerry Weiers: To me, personally, I'm a life member of the elk society and the antelope foundation and hunters support better than 70% of the game and fish. The money that comes from the Robinson Pitman act and the habitat that's controlled and maintained, is -- if you take the hunters out of the equation and regulate by emotions rather than by science and biology. Then we run into issues like where you have deer in the middle of the streets, and cars hit them and people are dying. Arizona is one the best run states for game management. Hunters want to come here to hunt because we have high-quality game here, good habitat. But the real issue, Arizona's going to continue to grow. Even though we're in a recession and our habitat is going to keep diminishing and we have to protect it and hunters, you have fewer and fewer, there's less money to do that.
Stephanie Nichols-Young: There's one issue I have to jump in on. You're misrepresenting the budget. Hunters make a big contribution, but the money is federal dollars that are taxes on guns and ammunition and the vast majority are not for hunting, they're for self-protection and target shooting and the game and fish issue is complex. We've got Heritage dollars, we've got Indian gaming dollars and matching dollars and I want to be clear --
Ted Simons: The final question and we have to make this quickly. We've had similar debates in the past, sportsmen feel shut out of the process. They contribute a lot in terms of money and wildlife management and these things, but in the past, they may not have been heard as much as they would have liked to have been heard.
Stephanie Nichols-Young: It is not valid. Sportsmen run the show. When I go to game and fish committee meeting, there's times when they don't hear me because I'm not a hunter. They've never been shut out the process and that's a miss-representation.
Ted Simons: I think we have to stop it right there. Very good discussion. Thank you both for joining us.
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Some kind of ruckus going on in audience...I think they are OWS people...
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Just because they were screaming about the 1%. No-one else really does that. *shrug*
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Yes, I heard some of it and it appeared they are with the OWS movement and the one lady was "claiming " to be a vet.
Problem with these OWS folks trying to interupt Ron Paul events is, HE IS THE ONE who went after the bankers first. He is their best hope for changing the way things are done on Wall St/FED. Talk about 2 uninformed ladies!
Did everyone notice how the camera folks SWARMED around these two? Probably make headlines tomorrow, negatively towards Ron Paul of course!
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