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As a jeweler, Cindy Lichfield was frustrated with how long it took to take her product shots for her website and online marketing efforts. With help from her father Ernie Lichfield, a meteorologist and inventor of weather-measuring devices and another local inventor, Dave Burchett, she took today's smart phone technology and one of her previous inventions and shrunk it down to create an innovative way to take quick and easy product photography.
After years in the jewelry industry, Cindy was one of the first to see the potential of selling jewelry online. The biggest problem she found was finding an affordable way to capture the beauty of her pieces photographically.
Hot spots, shadows and inconsistent lighting frustrated her on a daily basis. She sought advice from professional photographers and took photography classes, but problems still plagued her.
So Cindy turned to her knowledge of weather and clouds. She knew clouds evenlydiffuse light and on a cloudy day details and a variety of shades could be seen. Could she create something that worked like a cloud? Something to filter the light? The original Cloud Dome was born. Now with the addition of a smart phone a smaller version has been launched as Nimbus Cloud Dome with help from fellow inventor Dave Burchett and is featured on the popular crowd funding site: KickStarter.com.
The new smart phone technology along with the megapixel camera needed to come before the Nimbus Dome. This portable and durable mini-studio is for all small product photography that can fit under the compact dome. A must for all artisans that need to email or prepare high quality photos, the Nimbus Cloud Dome solves lighting challenges for reflective surfaces such as jewelry, coins and circuit boards.
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Artist: Waterdeep
Album: Everyone's Beautiful
I spent too much time today
on things that don't mean much
The world around me groans under it's tyranny of touch
Every wasted thought
and every battle left unfought
All are testimony to my need of you
I'm a stranger in this land
Won't you take me by the hand
I can hear that distant band
But I'm still a stranger in this land
Somedays at the strangest times
I feel a sense of loss
A bite or two of stolen fruit
and we all suffer from the cost
But every longing for my home
Even when I'm not alone
Stands as testimony of the coming day
All I've got to do
is to believe on You
Then every struggle seems worthwhile
I can see the promise of Your smile
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Minnesota has dropped 12 straight to archrival Wisconsin, but Gophers linebacker Jack Lynn expects the streak to end Nov. 26 in Madison. "We should get it this year," Lynn said. "There's no reason why we can't do it. The way we're working, we're quiet about it, but I can feel it with this team more than any other team that we will be successful."


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Utahns react to defeat of U.S. House majority leader
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SALT LAKE CITY — In a private meeting with U.S. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor just hours before he lost his seat in Virginia's Republican primary, Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, said the election was never mentioned.
"It wasn't even on the radar. I didn't get a sense of urgency or vulnerability," Chaffetz said Wednesday, calling the majority leader's defeat "shocking in large part because nobody expected it. It wasn't supposed to be a tight race."
Cantor, who announced he is stepping down from his leadership post by the end of July, was upset in the race by Dave Brat, a little-known economics professor seen as a tea party conservative.
Brat campaigned hard on the immigration issue, telling voters Cantor supported "amnesty" for immigrants in the country illegally by backing a pathway to citizenship for the children who came with them.
The surprising success of Brat's attack is being seen as making it even more difficult for Congress to take long-awaited action on immigration reform, especially in an election year.
Lane Beattie, president and chief executive officer of the Salt Lake Chamber, said he's concerned about the impact the Virginia race will have on the immigration issue but cautioned it's just a single decision by voters.
"One election isn't a movement," Beattie said.
Still, the business leader said, he doesn't want to downplay the possible effect. "If what happened is that because of this, they will not even consider immigration, that's significant," he said.
Arturo Morales LLan, a member of Utah's Republican State Central Committee, said Cantor's immigration stance may not be the sole reason he lost, but GOP leaders aren't focused on issues like border security that matter most to voters.
"We don't see Republican leadership stepping up to the plate," Morales LLan said, calling the Virginia race one where substance mattered. "Yet we hear them talking about compassion and amnesty for those who are here."
Dave Hansen, a former Utah GOP chairman who's now running congressional candidate Mia Love's campaign, said on KSL Newsradio's "The Doug Wright Show" that immigration clearly had an impact at the polls in Cantor's race.
"It was kind of the hook his opponent grabbed onto and ran with. It was the motivating factor to get people energized in that race," Hansen said, describing the race as coming down to voter turnout.
Former Utah Sen. Bob Bennett, who lost his re-election bid in 2010 at a tea party-dominated state GOP convention, said the outcome of Cantor's primary election may not be so surprising after all.
Bennett chalked Cantor's failure at the polls to a combination of "neglecting constituents over a long period of time and running a foolish campaign" that made Brat into a "sympatric character" with a series of negative campaign ads.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., faced a similar tea party challenge Tuesday that also focused on his support for immigration reform and won by being a better candidate, Bennett said.
"I don't think you can say this means the tea party is back to the level of strength it had in 2010," said Bennett, who writes a column for the Deseret News. "But it's a signal the tea party is not dead."
Chris Karpowitz, co-director of the BYU Center for the Study of Elections and Democracy, said it's too soon to say what the effect Brat's win will have on the strength of the tea party in Utah or the rest of the country.
"I don't know how much this is a gigantic win for the tea party or a function of the fact that Eric Cantor was not as attentive to his district as he might have been," Karpowitz said. "I'm not sure we want to generalize."
The winner of Bennett's Senate seat, Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, said in a statement the disunity evident in the election results "is not about one individual or one issue. It's not about one candidate or one campaign."
Republicans feel disconnected from their leaders, Lee said.
"It's about a party starving for new ideas and party leaders who haven't responded," he said. "This is not just a divide between the establishment and the tea party."
Chaffetz said there's a lesson for all lawmakers in the outcome of Cantor's race.
"It's a blatant reminder that all politics are local and you better first and foremost pay attention to your district," he said. "No matter how influential you might be in D.C., you better pay attention to the folks back home."
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Massachusetts Rep. Jim McGovern, a key liberal Democrat, is urging President Barack Obama to withdraw his request for congressional authorization for a military strike on Syria.
"I don't think the support is there," McGovern said on CNN's "State of the Union," adding that "there are other things" Congress "has to deal with."
McGovern, who opposes a strike, said Democrats aren't afraid of crossing the White House.
"Look, I'm a big supporter of Barack Obama," McGovern said. "But sometimes friends can disagree."
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Les Bains de Secours, Pyrenees Atlantiques
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 7 guestrooms
- Restaurant
- Full-service spa
- Breakfast available
- Garden
- Limited hour front desk
- Tour/ticket assistance
For families
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Private bathroom
- Garden
- Bathtub or shower
- Satellite TV service
- Private bathroom (not in room)
What's around
- Chateau de Pau (13.3 mi / 21.4 km)
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The accommodation is ordinary but the restaurant food is excellent.
Les Bains de Secours, Pyrenees Atlantiques
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $65
- Standard Triple Room
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 7 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 1 floor
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Pets allowed (dogs and cats only) *
- 1 per room
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
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- Continental breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Garden
In the room
- Individually decorated
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
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"The bottomline is that inflation will follow an inverted U in FY14, after last week's diesel price hikes that will add 120 bps to FY14 inflation.
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Get rid of the money system, then get rid of goverrments
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This WHOLE thing is an exercise in the dialectical process to get people to choose sides and create a synthesis.
*The majority of Palastinians are normal every day people, with husbands, wives and children, looking only to feed themselves and live their lives.
*The majority of Israelites are normal every day people, with husbands, wives and children, looking only to feed themselves and live their lives.
This dog and pony show has been created by the power elite/Jesuit/illuminati cabal to sow dissention among people but is run by the powers and principalities that you can never touch.
Don't take the "Palastinian" side.
Don't take the "Israelite" side.
Take the human side and say no to playing their game. Your arguing over this shit is exactly what is the intended outcome... along with the deaths of peoples on both sides so that "they" can reap the benefits of our ignorance.
Sometimes the only way to win is to not play the game at all.
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Centralized power and centralized money form a symbiotic pair.
you can never touch
is untrue. Create a different monetary system and END these problems.
Mutual credit with banking as agency to the people.
If you are among the many who fail to grasp the legal meaning of "agency" then I must recommend you spend some time with an attorney. At the very least a dictionary.
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My father turned 86 years old this month; he was married to my mother for 53 years.
My mother is an artist and understands colors better than anyone I know.
You might think these sentences are nonsequitors, but they're not. My father had a few creeds he lived by, and an important one was his rule that brown and green go together. Period.
He was adamant about this, but my mother never pulled rank as the one person in our entire family with a grasp on color. Herein lies the secret of their marriage.
My dad, Paul DeWitt Kelly Jr., was continually in and out of the hospital for the past two years. He was on a slew of medications that needed monitoring and had a pacemaker that required surgery every so often. Every now and then he had trouble breathing, and had to adjust his medicine, which meant every single medication had to be recalculated and so he had to begin all over again.
These endless ordeals might defeat some folks. But not him. No matter how bad he felt, he was always up for another social engagement, be it with the hospital staff, the checkout lady at the grocery store or one of his neighbors. Katie bar the door if there was a party coming up.
My mother drove him crazy. Beside herself over his health, she hovered over him, protecting him. She prodded him to eat more dinner, and begged him to slow down some and take it easy. But as my husband says, "Paul is a hard dog to keep under the porch."
I was with them when a doctor asked my father if he exercised. "Yes, I run," my dad said. My mother and I looked shocked since he hasn't run since college. "I run away from them!" my father exclaimed, pointing gleefully at the two of us.
We had what we referred to as 'hospital fun' when we were regulars at Memorial. Really, when my father was hospitalized, it was always a wonderful excuse for my family to hang out together, all scrunched up and practically on top of each other, in a tiny room. The last time we were all squeezed in one of the holding rooms in the ER, we had a lull in our conversation. So I demonstrated a dance I was learning, waltzing my mother around the tiny room. Across the hall, an injured and bewildered man peered around the doctor, trying to see exactly what was going on in exam room 3. Finally the doctor dramatically pulled the privacy curtain shut.
By the time we left the hospital, my father knew what county the nurse was raised in, what scholarships the janitor's son had received and how we are related to the hospitalist. He took the time to find out these details, and enjoyed people more than anyone I've ever met. He was at ease with anyone and everyone, and never met a stranger.
This was amazing to me, and I always wanted to be like him. As a girl I was horribly shy, and Daddy coached me in socializing. He told me to just say something, anything, and a conversation would follow. But it didn't, and it still doesn't. I stood at the edge of a party and watched my father laugh and carry on. He didn't talk about his failing heart. Or his tummy. Or any other ailment that tried to slow him down.
My father was too busy for that. He was brave. A warrior at age 86.
I never learned how to talk easily to strangers, but he taught me something else. I saw his excitement over the next family gathering, or party or get together.
He played a clever prank on my smitten middle son just before his visit to Charleston to see his girlfriend. With a straight face, Daddy asked if we'd read about the port cities being infested with an ocean borne bacteria, and we all fell for the city of Charleston shutting down. Daddy's eyes twinkled and his spirits were high. No matter that his body was not cooperating.
He was a prince. A sweetheart. A blessing to all of us. And brown and green don't look that bad together at all.
Paul DeWitt Kelly Jr. died on November 16, 2013. He took his last breath with his precious wife stroking his head and whispering to him softly. I believe he is tracing his ancestry with all the heavenly hosts, pranking George Clark and Cotty Kale, and being celebrated joyously.
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Wow ... that is a LOT to give up for a 38 yo. I know Nash has been a great player but $9 million per yr for 3 yrs and two #1 picks and two #2 picks plus the trade exception ? Lakers' management is crazy IMO.
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I don't think the Lakers are giving up too much for Nash at all. The lakers are still one of the best teams in the league and their picks will be in the later part of rounds 1 and 2. Most draft picks taken that late in the draft don't become great players so I think the Lakers are getting a good deal here for Nash
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Even though the Lakers finally have one class act on their roster, I'm still going to hate the Lakers and their bandwagon fans that are here in Salt Lake City.
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London Symphony Orchestra, Tilson Thomas, Barbican Hall
The American conductor is as subtle as ever in Mahler's Titan symphony
Right, notebooks out everyone. Michael Tilson Thomas began this Berg/Mahler double-header with a lengthy analysis of what we were about to hear in the former's Chamber Concerto. Whether it was informative or not (and it was), it was a bit of a spoiler. It was nice to know exactly which themes are attributed to which dedicatee, but you couldn't help but feel the surprises in the work have been somewhat spiked by this little lecture. Still, selected LSO folk and the effective duo of Yefim Bronfman on piano and Gil Shaham on violin were on hand to try and surprise us anyway.
For most of it, unerring and intense concentration was visible on every eyebrow. Naturally for such a beastly complicated work, all were utterly dependent on Thomas' generous direction, especially Shaham who was undoubtedly the hero of this difficult but finally satisfying performance. When he was not playing, his eyes were closed in awe of Bronfman, swaying back and forth like an agreeable nodding dog or stamping his feet in anticipation of his next entry. Engaging stuff (if not for the chap across the aisle in Q21, who was asleep within five minutes).
There's a frosty, excitable anticipation in the air as we enter the finale
The room was perhaps more forgiving than Thomas and cohorts imagined, and a little more contrast between the jabbing fortes and sprinkled pianissimos would have been welcome. But with a work that is such, well, work, it's churlish to pick holes. At its conclusion (which Thomas charmingly described as having the character of discarded party favours), it was a mass relaxation when we made it with relatively few casualties.
Strange to think that Mahler's Titan was probably the more relaxing prospect. The first movement was perhaps unmindful of Mahler's original tempo, a little nippier than the "dragging" marking stipulated in the score. Still, the showbiz pointing and vice-like control of the more open sections showed Thomas' thorough conviction in his interpretation, and the assembly were duly rapt. The man in Q21 had thankfully woken up by now, although sadly his phone decided to pipe up during the silence between first and second movements. In a moment of wonderful weirdness, Thomas shot him a weary look from the podium. He's been given an award by the President, you know. Bet mobiles don't go off in the White House.
Hiccups dealt with, the divine skipping melodies of the second movement were deliciously eked out and delivered to full effect. Furthermore, the instinct to maximise carried through to the third's spooked variations on Frère Jacques, with sterling double bass and bassoon solo work. Each line was beautifully clear and simple to follow; all Thomas had to do was let it happen.
There was a frosty, excitable anticipation in the air as we enter the finale. In the context of its preceding movements, it's one of Mahler's most explosive and immersive statements, and as soon as the cymbal crashes we're deep into horrified, paranoid confusion. Ricocheting string motifs dancde in and out of brass thunderbolts (it is supposed to be a storm, after all), old themes were wedged in to trigger our memories at the most inopportune moments, and the trumpets proved themselves to be the perkiest in town by some distance. By the time the French horns had risen to their feet to deliver the storm's grandstanding statement of triumphant destruction, we were in tatters. What was clear, though, is that we were in this state only because the work was so tightly controlled. He may be nearing 70, but Michael Tilson Thomas is as subtly manipulative of his sounds as ever. With a work like this, he is able show exactly how important that control is.
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Was Biblical Law responsible for the Salem Witch Trials?
Did the Puritans put witches to death in Salem?
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The Massachusetts Bay Colony was founded by the Puritans in the 1630s with Salem being one of its principle port towns. It had become evident by the 1670s, however, that most of the citizens of the colony were not Puritans (or born-again Christians in today's vernacular). By the 1690s, when the Salem Witch hysteria took place, the Puritan era had pretty much waned. By this time, the Puritans were the minority.
The prevailing idea today is that it was the Puritans who killed witches in Salem. Actually, the situation was that some innocent people were accused of witchcraft by people who were not genuinely converted at all. The only real witchcraft going on was practiced by a servant of the town pastor! But because she confessed her sin and repented the townspeople, as a whole, forgave her. The resulting problem of the Salem witch trials was that you had superstitious, unconverted people using extra-biblical, unorthodox criteria by which to judge witches.
A pastor in Salem stirred up the original problem with irresponsible preaching and false accusations. But then he had to deflect guilt, because the witch hysteria was found to be emanating from his own household! The townspeople began accusing others and the hysteria spread. The civil court had plenty of nonsense to draw from, written mainly by Anglican pastors from England. These men argued that traditional, extra-biblical accounts of the occult were acceptable as information on the nature of the occult, and this side won the debate (with an enormous amount of bogus evidence).
It is untrue to say that the Puritans were responsible for the deaths of innocent people. In fact, the Salem witchcraft trials were stopped by a Puritan pastor from Beverly, Massachusetts. He charged that none of the evidence met biblical criteria. So it was a true minister of the gospel who stopped the state from executing witches in Salem. The minister who brought the charges was dismissed from his pastorate due to his role in the affair.
What should be our response to witchcraft today?
As Christians, we have two avenues of resistance to witchcraft: ecclesiastical and civil.
It is the role of the Church to oppose witchcraft with all our might, even to the point of publicly condemning certain witches (if they refuse to repent) through imprecatory prayer proclamations. Sorcery is condemned throughout the Bible [see Ex. 7:11; 8:7,18; Isa. 47:9,12]. Sanctions are imposed on sorcerers who refuse to repent [see Acts 13:6,8; Gal. 5:20; Rev. 9:21;18:23]. As the Church, our correct response is to condemn the practice of witchcraft and to preach salvation to those who would repent.
A more controversial issue is whether or not witchcraft should be made illegal by our civil government. My view is that since the civil government in our country is not a church-state ecclesiocracy, the state should not try witches. Our local community governments would be correct, however, in enforcing ordinances against private house meetings of religious groups in order to stop the undesirable effects of Wiccan rituals on the surrounding community, such as noise, parking violations, and so on.
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It sure would be interesting to know the why's, of this whole story.
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Glad they finally caught the guy.
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There is a part of me that says we, as a human race, need a small part of us to be wild. I know. He broke the law, he is not going to stop, the victims did not ask for it, but Talk About a Different Drummer!!!!!
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Wild?? You call him wild, I call him reckless and irrespionsible. If he were in the woods actually living off of the land, I could understand that. Be he was too weak to survive on his own so he leached off of the cabin owners. That is not wild, that is criminal. And not only did he steal, he vandalized the very property he stole from. Nothing to be proud about there. Hope he does hard time for the firearms and other items he stole.
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Lucky no one was killed, it could have resulted in that sooner or later.
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there is nothing to admire in this crook!.....he is just another homeless bum who was brazen enough to break into cabins, steal and move on to the next victim.
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Hayduke lives, all right--but he's going to the cooler for a stretch...
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Let's be reasonable said, "he is not going to stop". I beg to differ. The felonies he will be charged with will keep him pretty busy for the several years. I don't think there is a judge in the land that will allow him to get bailed out. Glad they caught the guy.
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Claude Dallas, Troy James Knapp, George Hayduke. Some folks admire 'em while others despise them. I'm glad that nobody was seriously injured or killed in the end game. Bramabull stated, "I call him reckless and irrespionsible(sp)", yet it took authorities seven years to capture Knapp!
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I hope he gets a long sentence of solitary confinement. He's a scary dude!
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I love these types of stories. Interesting.
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all he needed to survive and pillage for six years is a working gun.
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SIGH.... Think of the millions of taxpayers' dollars spent/to-be-spent to
track down, capture, provide a fair trial for, incarcerate (presuming he's
found guilty 8-) and attempt to rehabilitate this ONE stinkin' guy!!
I'm afraid "The Mountain Burglar" (I refuse to call him a "Man") is in for one gigantic case of "cabin" fever now!!! ;^)
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Guns and freedom. This man could be a poster child for the NRA.
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Finally, we've found a true, pure conservative republican. This guy has never sold out and cut deals with democrats. I'm so tired of the RINOZZ!
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If he were a monster, he would have killed the two he encountered.
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Freedom was gained with guns. Please make plans to move to Canada ASAP.
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I'm afraid I agree with Brahmabull--a true mountain man would be ashamed to not be able to survive off the land. Anything else he needed he would trade for, not steal and destroy property. This guy is a mountain man wannabe, not the real deal!
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....." he had an assault rifle".. Seems as if almost everyone has fallen into this trap of calling any firearm (rifle) that "resembles" a military rifle an assault rifle. I hear it all the time on TV coming from liberals and conservatives alike. Being black does not qualify as an assault rifle. Having the same physical shape and outline as a military rifle does not make it an assault rifle. I wish people would take the time to educate themselves as to what an assualt rifle is before throwing around the term so loosely. Politicians like to use the term and the general public,at least those that are ignorant about firearms, believe that's what they are. Politicians call for assault weapons to be banned. Well, the simple truth is "assault" rifles have been banned since 1934.Civilian ownership of assault rifles or any other full-automatic firearm is tightly regulated by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives under the National Firearms Act of 1934. Why don't the politicians recognize this fact? Could it be that it doesn't suit their agenda?
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Shooting at a police helicopter-----now that's real smart, isn't it?
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Steven Hauschka, who injured his left calf during the first half and had to relinquish kickoff duties, nevertheless sandwiched field goals of 32 and 29 yards around a 4-yard touchdown pass from Wilson to Michael Robinson. Wilson fumbled on the TD drive, but the ball was fortuitously scooped up by Lynch, who ran for a 19-yard gain.
The Seahawks controlled the second half, but then it was Lynch's turn to fumble — at Washington's 1-yard line. The Redskins recovered this one, and the Seahawks had another drive get to Washington's 28 before a sack forced a punt — rather than a long field goal attempt by an injured kicker.
But the Seahawks kept coming. Wilson led the way for two big change-of-direction runs by Lynch in the game, the second one a 27-yard scoring run with 7:08 remaining.
A 2-point conversion gave the Seahawks a 21-14 lead, and then came the moment that essentially put the outcome to rest.
On the second play of the Redskins' next possession, Griffin's knee bent the wrong way on a second-and-22 at the Washington 12. He lay on the ground as the Seahawks pounced on the ball.
Griffin walked off the field under his own power, but he was done for the night. By the end of the game, he was sitting alone on the white sideline bench, his brace discarded on a bench next to him.
With good field position, the Seahawks kicked a short field goal to give them the insurance they needed. Fellow rookie Kirk Cousins, subbing for Griffin, was unable to rally the Redskins in the final minutes.
"Despite the fact that we have a 'nobody' team," Seattle cornerback Richard Sherman said, "a team not full of first-rounders and things like that, we have a lot of guys that play at a high level."
NOTES: DE Chris Clemons, Seattle's best pass rusher, hurt his left knee in the third quarter and did not return. He will undergo an MRI. "We're concerned about it," Carroll said. ... Redskins LG Kory Lichtensteiger re-injured his sprained left ankle in the first quarter. ... The playoff meeting between the two teams was the third, but first outside Seattle. The Seahawks won 20-10 in January 2006, and 35-14 in January 2008. Those were the last two postseason games played by the Redskins. ... Redskins LT Trent Williams shoved Sherman in the face as the teams met on the field after the final whistle. "It was a dirty move by Trent Williams," Sherman said. "I can understand why he's frustrated; it's the end of their season." Williams took responsibility and said he acted in an "immature manner." Later, Sherman tweeted that he received "a very classy text" message from Williams and there's "no ill will either way."
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