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Skip to comments.Bonnie Franklin, star of 'One Day at a Time,' dead at 69
Posted on 03/01/2013 11:02:42 AM PST by bgill
Actress Bonnie Franklin, known to TV fans as divorced mom Ann Romano on the '70s sitcom "One Day at a Time," has died at age 69. Her family says her death was due to complications from pancreatic cancer, which Franklin revealed she was battling back in September.
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Valerie was number one on my list, but I would have made time for Bonnie, too.
RIP Ms. Franklin.
"Back in the day, guys had crushes on her. That dates me. "
You must be older than me. For my contemporaries the lusting was for Valerie Bertenelli.
Val still looks pretty good (at 52) in Hot in Cleveland (at least to this old phart).
"The ONLY reason I watched WKRP..."
Oh come on....WKRP was a great show.
"Baily" was the icing on the cake.
Or the cherry on the sundae.
"That and the turkeys."
You do know turkeys can't fly, right?
No, Valerie was our age but a lot of the guys were hot on the mom.
I remember that show being advertized. I refused to watch it.
***I watched that show for VALERIE BERTINELLI!****
From what I read years ago, as Valerie blossomed Bonnie became extremely jealous and short tempered.
I used to watch it, mostly for Valerie Bertinelli. Something creeped me out about Bonnie Franklin's character. But I realize as I age, I never fully embraced the leftist's crap, even back then.
And I was in the bag for Sky King's niece, Penny - nothing like a faded pair of jeans and a pony tail...
I just couldn't help but think of all the young girls going through puberty, or approaching it, sitting in the living room with their parents and knowing that those young girls living in their young girl's internal isolation, and living in their various states and towns around the nation, were watching that show and thought that they were learning what normal was, thought that they were learning how the rest of the world outside of their family lived and thought, and made decisions, and choices, learning how to fit in and to share the common culture and social views of everyone else, which is something that all children of certain ages are desperate to know.
It broke my heart to see that show, and know the sub messaging that was being sent out by the show.
Few parents are aware of the direct line, the mind meld, that the TV screen has with their children, although they may be in the same room with their children, many are not aware of what their child is absorbing messaging at a level, at a depth, that the parent isn't seeing or hearing.
"No, Valerie was our age but a lot of the guys were hot on the mom."
You must have run with a crowd ahead of their time.
We hadn't ever heard of the whole "milf" thing yet. It never occurred to us.
I can not disagree with even one word of your three-sentence comment.
I did occasionally watch the One Day at a Time. If I had nothing better to do, I might try to watch it for a few minutes (a) to try to figure out what was the point of it and (b) to rest my eyes on Valerie Bertinelli, whom I saw as a sort of human candyland.
I think that what was creepy about Bonnie Franklin's character - and "creepy" is an excellent word for it - is that she appeared to have left a perfectly fine marriage to a decent man for no reason at all, other than boredom.
No attempt, so far as I am aware, was ever made to justify or even explain why she decided one day to break up her family, take her husband out of her the lives of her daughters and take them out of his life, and go live in a cheap apartment somewhere.
In short, she represented the kind of woman that the musical genre known as "The Blues" was created to describe.
By choosing Joseph Campanella to play her ex-husband, the producers further underlined this concept. Mr. Campanella was usually chosen to play a serious, responsible, fatherly character. If they had chosen someone less likable, the whole thing might have made some of sense.
The message seemed to be that the typical American wife might at any moment just decide that marriage wasn't doing it for her, take the kids, and split. And thanks of no-fault divorce and the feminist movement, not one word of explanation was called for on her part, thank you very much.
Like you, I found that creepy... in a way that my twenty-something mind couldn't really articulate.
As God as my witness, I thought turkeys could fly!
I really hate cancer. In the last ten years, I have had three family members and four friends diagnosed with cancer. One family member and two friends passed away from the wretched disease and my best friend's husband is not long for this earth, either. My friend, Connie, passed away from pancreatic cancer in December. She was so amazing. Even in the face of certain death, she had a smile on her face and a song in her heart. She said she would receive a miracle or she would go home to see her Savior, so she was good with either outcome.
That said, I hate this damnned disease. I miss you guys.
The problem is that the set-up of the show didn't ring true. Now while I could believe a dissolution of the marriage as Franklin's character was unhappy (having gone right from high school to marriage to a much older man), what was harder to believe is that the two daughters (not that far away from being on their own) would happily agree to leave a stable life in a small town (leaving their friends, etc.) to move to a run-down area of a large city.
I remember when my cousin (about the age of the girls on the show, mid-teens) was forced to uproot from her hometown to a small town in the middle of nowhere (and this with both her parents) and she was absolutely miserable and unhappy for some time.
A realistic portrayal would've had the mother drag them off, only to have the girls return to dad and their hometown and normal life VERY quickly. The set-up for the show was better suited for Ann Romano to have been a widow discovering her late husband had frittered away their finances and leaving no life insurance. Of course, one probably shouldn't put too much effort into critically analyzing sitcoms.
I loved that show. I liked Valarie. But I had a secret crush on Bonnie. She looked exactly like my English teacher. I am sad that she is gone.
RIP! My dad died of pancreatic cancer too. It kills you quickly, but it's a wretched demise.
If wild turkeys can't fly they must be able to climb trees.
That was the message, that was the period when the media's cultural message was that a women who was married, was unliberated and not part of the movement, she was trapped in old thinking that she needed a man.
That was a period of 50 and 60 year old women leaving their husbands because of social pressure and excitement about solidarity and liberation of women, it was heart breaking for people who were wise enough to know how tragic that was for almost all of those women who succumbed to that message.
It was also during the period of promoting lesbian sex for women, it was a period of total rejection of males and male constructed marriage, etc., etc.
That period seems to have been largely erased from memory, people have no memory of how effective and powerful those movements were, people seem to think of some 1960s stuff, and then today's modern liberalism, and they don't remember the massive destruction during the 1970s when the entire government and institutions, and culture was destroyed and then replaced with something new.
50 & 60 yr old gals leaving their families? Okay, maybe so. What I remember is 30 to 40 yr olds, hittin' the ramp- women and supposed men. The early 70's, began the fragmented family decline. It was the turning point, for what our culture is today. The turn-around point, is going to be hard won.
Yes 30 and 40 year olds were doing the same, I was married to a 20 year old who was hearing the same message, but at least they were at the age of divorce.
What struck me at the time were the old women, with 30 and 40 year old marriages, who were buying into the concept of being liberated and finding an exciting life of dating and work (important work of course, unlike the drudgery of real life work), and being free and independent.
It was truly heartbreaking to read all the constant stories of heroic old women who left their husbands and families to discover themselves, and/or to try lesbianism.
You are correct.. it was the begin of the decline in basic values.... of family... of marriage.. of what it meant to be a husband or a wife.
Ansel, I lived in a very small town. Some of us went, most did not. Those that didn't, betrayed their life-long friends, with those wives. It still bothers me, although, I have not lived there, for decades. That period of time, well, perhaps it's not unlike others, I suppose.
What about Murphy Brown?
Was Quayle wrong?
Lol....Brady Bunch
....my ideal of southern Kali suburban split level ranch house lifestyle.....i was maybe 7th grade..69
And the dad was a mo.....who knew
I saw Candace Bergen,, in that odd western with Oliver Reed....where he rapes her but she loves him for it
Damn she was young....and so good looking
Reality she was a serious hippie chick groupie revolutionary hanger on who ean with a questionable crowd at around that age......could have been a Charlie victim on Cielo drive.....had goofball gotten his murders better timed
For years I had that Dan Quayle speech, and then the Atlantic Monthly(?) article by that liberal feminist who ended up praising him years later.
I used to read everything, and was also that guy who had a clipping, or more commonly, the entire magazine, book, or newspaper to prove my point.
Which was useless of course, and weird, ineffective.
Rush Limbaugh doesn't do that, he tries to leave a little seed in everyone's brain, he raises gardens.
Well, we are not half way home, yet. May the grace of God, guide our prayers by action.
I liked her and the show...RIP
I liked 'All in the Family'(probably for all the wrong reasons according to the producers).
but I HATED...absolutely HATED Norman Lear and his clever way of destroying America via his Leftist Paradigm.
Penny exclaimed: "I'd know the Songbird's engines anywhere! Uncle Sky is coming to rescue me."
Are you even capable of saying something decent or Christian?
Amen to that! I kind of liked Sponge Bob when it first came out. Then I watched it with my kids and started seeing it as homo-indoctrination propaganda.
Why do even post to me?
Why is it that every post to me is a personal insult? Can you even write a post that isn't about something besides the topic of what you are reacting to?
Is it not true that the cast of that program had all kinds of problems with drugs and alcohol?
"Penny - nothing like a faded pair of jeans and a pony tail... "
Man, I'd forgotten about that pony tail!
"Penny exclaimed: Id know the Songbirds engines anywhere! Uncle Sky is coming to rescue me."
"Songbird", hey? Now there's a trivia question for you.
I do remember the opening line, though: "From out of the clear blue of the western sky comes Sky King!"
That was back in the day when Timmy fell into an abandoned well each week, Lloyd Bridges ran out of air each week, and Penny was kidnapped each week. (I think they mixed them up every now again, with Timmy getting kidnapped and Penny falling into the abandoned well.)
Even at the age of 10 I knew that these shows were completely lame. I also knew there weren't that many abandoned well lying around either. Besides, after about the third time stupid Timmy fell into one, you'd of thought 'ol Paul would've gone around and put sturdy cover on 'em all. And Lloyd would have been more careful about checking his air gauge, too.
You are so right. My best friend died of pancreatic cancer over 10 years ago. Less than three months from discovery of the cancer to her death. Last few weeks in a drug induced coma because the pain was killing her. She was 36.
I miss her every day, all my thoughts and prayers to anyone who has this and to those that love them, it is a horror.
Well hopefully to make you stop and think before you make one of your usual hateful unchristian uncharitable comments.
Why is it that every post to me is a personal insult? Can you even write a post that isnt about something besides the topic of what you are reacting to?
You are the ones that ALWAYS has some comment about sex, drugs, or alcohol. the post was about he passing of the star of a television show. YOU are the one that changed the topic to drugs and alcohol. As for my comment I simply asked why YOU can't say some thing decent. Maybe your conscience is finally getting to you.
Is it not true that the cast of that program had all kinds of problems with drugs and alcohol?
It is true that ONE cast member had an addiction problem that she fought. ONE, not every as you said.
That being said you may seriously consider going to speak to your spiritual director or finding one if you don't have one and talking to them about your constant need to discuss other peoples sex lives.
All I did was ask a question. I remember something about that cast having alcohol problems, that is all. Why is that not something worth talking about?
Will it get better if we ignore it?
Admitting the problem is the first step toward a cure.
You know I don't think I've actually seen a single episode of that show. The premise sounds like some feminist crap.
You're right though, no way 2 teenage girls would be happy with that, they'd probably refuse to go.
<These Norman Lear shows really kicked off the downward slide we are in by changing what people thought of as normal.
Yup. I tried to watch this show, but couldn't keep at it. I couldn't stand how her children talked to her, I saw very little family affection or respect for the mother. I didn't want my son to act that way and disallowed it as approved viewing in my home.
As for single moms, black women have been doing it for years (and I'm talking before the fall of the black family thanks to the Great Society, etc.). Show a white woman on TV raising kids alone and she's some kind of saint. I wasn't impressed.
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Skip to comments.Gun owners claim right to take their rifles to work
Posted on 12/11/2004 6:07:04 AM PST by Mr. Mojo
Gun-toting, tough-talking, and anti-establishment to his muddy boot straps, Larry Mullens is an Oklahoman "good ole boy" personified.
He is also fast becoming a classic American folk hero as he takes centre stage in a revolt of gun owners that is reverberating in boardrooms across the United States. The son of one of the last of the old-style Wild West ranchers, he first fired a gun as a boy.
Now he carries his trusty Winchester in his pick-up on his way to work at a sawmill in case he comes across a coyote, a wild dog or even a wolf attacking his small herd of steers. Last year he lost five calves to wild dogs.
So it was perhaps not surprising that he was enraged when his previous employer fired him for breaking company security rules that banned guns from the company car park after they found a .38 pistol stashed behind the seat of his pick-up.
No one could have predicted that two years later he and his backers would claim an extraordinary revenge - a law allowing employees to keep guns in locked cars on company property.
Just two days after a gunman jumped on to a stage in Columbus, Ohio, and shot dead a heavy metal guitarist and three others before himself being shot dead, it might seem surprising to hear that elsewhere a state is extending gun owners' rights.
But in Oklahoma, as across much of rural America, gun control is seen as the work of naive and meddling minds.
"Having a gun is no different from having a hammer. It is just a tool," said Jerry Ellis, a Democratic representative in the state legislature who drafted and pushed through the law.
"Here, gun control is when you hit what you shoot at."
The passage of the law resounded like one of Larry Mullens's Winchester rifle shots through the boardrooms of America.
In recent years companies have been implementing anti-gun policies in an attempt to cut down on violence at the work place.
Now they fear the Oklahoman ruling will encourage the powerful gun lobby all over America to try to roll back the reforms.
Paul Viollis, the president of Risk Control Strategies, is appalled at the new law. Every week there are 17 murders at the work place across America, and most of them involve guns, he says.
"It's the most irresponsible piece of legislation I've seen in my 25 years in the business," he said. "I would invite anyone who'd allow people to bring firearms to work to write the first death notice.
"The argument that emp-loyees should be allowed to bring firearms to work because they'll be locked in the car is so absurd it barely merits a response."
Several companies are trying to block the law. Two days before it was due to come into force last month, a judge granted a temporary restraining order preventing it from taking effect. The next hearing is on Tuesday.
But the firms are fighting on unfavourable terrain. Contrary to the widespread impression that the nation is polarised between gun-loving Republicans and more liberal Democrats, in the heartland gun control spans party lines. The law passed unanimously in Oklahoma's Senate and by 92 votes to four in the House.
Mike Wilt, a Republican, voted against the law, not on security grounds but because he believes the state should not dictate gun policies to property owners. "Here in Oklahoma the issue of guns is not a wedge issue," he said. "We all go hunting together and we all tend to have the same beliefs."
Two weeks ago one of the principal plaintiffs, Whirlpool, a prominent supplier of white goods, withdrew from the case. It said it was satisfied that its ban on guns on its property was not affected. The gun lobby suspects that the decision had more to do with talk of a boycott of the firm.
Nowhere do feelings run more strongly than in Valliant, a small town where, on Oct 1, 2002, at the Weyerhaeuser paper mill, the row began.
Mr Mullens was one of four on-site employees who were sacked after guns were found in their vehicles in contravention of a new company ruling. They are convinced it was just an excuse to lay off workers and insist they did not know about the new security laws.
The firm, which is locked in litigation with the fired employees, rejects the charges and says everyone knew it had a zero-tolerance approach to security. "You don't need a gun to be safe at Weyerhaeuser," said Jim Keller, the firm's senior vice-president. "Safety is our number one priority.
"It's more important to tell someone they don't have a job than to have to tell a family that their loved one is not coming home from work. This is about safety; it's not about guns."
But the people of Valliant, where the high school closes down during the prime week in the deer-hunting season to allow pupils to shoot, will not be easily assuaged.
James Burrell, an assistant at the local gun shop, said: "Most people around here think the new law is already a right."
Mr Mullens has now found a new job, where his employer is less pernickety.
"People tell me to 'stick to my guns' because they are all carrying one too," he said. "The bottom line is that it is our constitutional right to have a gun in the car."
The firm, which is locked in litigation with the fired employees, rejects the charges and says everyone knew it had a zero-tolerance approach to security. "You don't need a gun to be safe at Weyerhaeuser," said Jim Keller, the firm's senior vice-president. "Safety is our number one priority.
Mr. Keller sounds like a clueless anti-gunner.
I think private property rights have to come first. The Second Amendment doesn't come at the expense of other rights.
This is about safety; it's not about guns."
mockinglyYeah, sure it is.
Agreed. I think firing an employee is a bit extreme, especially for a first offense, but the sanctity of private property must ultimately prevail.
The First Amendment guarantees the right to protest, but not on your front lawn.
The issue is not 2nd ammendment rights but property rights....The man was not arrested, he was fired. He knew the rules of employment and was on the company property.
That stated, try this scenario.....
If the gentleman was to stand in the company parking lot and complain bitterly and loudly about the company, it's management and policies would he expect to be fired or would he claim it's his 1st ammendment rights?
Try this at your employer and see if you make it till Christmas....
This is not any different for 2nd Ammendment rights....Next time, he should try to park at the curb...
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Only a liberal would find this surprising.
But in Oklahoma, as across much of rural America, gun control is seen as the work of naive and meddling minds.
A naive and meddling mind - somebody like, say, a liberal?
In recent years companies have been implementing anti-gun policies in an attempt to cut down on violence at the work place.
At least the author made the agenda clear in this sentence.
Now they fear the Oklahoman ruling will encourage the powerful gun lobby all over America to try to roll back the reforms.
Gun control is never about repressing our rights. It's always about the holy, righteous, lofty goal of "reform".
Paul Viollis, the president of Risk Control Strategies, is appalled at the new law. Every week there are 17 murders at the work place across America, and most of them involve guns, he says.
And I'm sure, if you dig into the statistics, that the real story is that he's counting cops, security guards, EMT's, convenience store clerks and other high risk occupations. Nice try, but we won't be fooled by this bu!!$h!t any more.
Like to list the dozens?hundreds? of government rules and laws about what you cannot or can do or have on your private property ?
You can't fire someone for a number of personal reasons as long as they are doing the work they are being payed to perform. No where was there mention of threats or worker problems. Besides, maybe if employers didn't crap on their workers with strait-jacket policies there would be way fewer disgruntled workers !
The other poster's example of firing a person who loudly complained and criticized an employer in the parking lot falls because that could be constued as an example of abuse whereas the guns were not flaunted or misused according to the story.
I'm as big a Second Amendment supporter as anyone, but private property rights have to take precedence.
This idiot really believes that by preventing sane, rational people from defending themselves, the insane and irrational will just quit and go home.
"Hey, I can't barge into that office and start shooting! Its a gun free work place and I'm not allowed to!"
"Hey, I can't barge into that office and start shooting, someone might shoot me!"
Which office is safer, you imbecile?
If the kompany doesn't want weapons in his vehicle, they should 1) pay for his car, 2) pay for his driving time and expenses to and from work, and 3) guarantee his security at work, and while driving to and from work.
Korporate anti-gun policies are simply another assault on our individual Rights. Since the gov't is unable (at least today) to ban guns, they simply get so-called "private" companies to do it. Many of these same "private" kompanies are staffed with former fed bureacrats, and many others receive some sort of federal subsidy. So they are able to get away with enacting these anti-gun edicts.
As for those that are going to post about "private property" here, I suspect that they would be the first in line to applaud the state kicking down my door for playing my music too loud or not paying my taxes on my "private property".
I KNOW God-given RIGHTS come first, last, and in any between. The Second Amendment GUARANTEES ALL other rights. Be gone Chicken Little you statist dweeb.
So I can count on you to grab a rifle and help me defend my property should I ever decide to stop paying taxes on my "private property"?
Thanks in advance!
Apples and oranges. One relates to his actions while at work, the other relates to his private contents in his private vehicle.
Yes, but whose private property rights? Seems to me that since the automobile is the employee's private property, he has the right to keep a piece locked up in it.
You do raise a good point, though, one I hadn't thought about...it's a bit more complicated issue than it looks at first glance.
I agree that on the owner's property their property rights should be supreme - in most cases. The problem is where those property rights interfere with another's rights off the property. An owner's right to dictate behavior of visitors on their property does not extend to a grant of immunity from liability for the effective disarming of the individuals who visit the property where the individual's disarmament results in the individual being unable to protect themselves off the property. Besides, in the real world, this feel good "no guns allowed" knee jerk reaction only makes victims of people who otherwise might be able to fight back - the homicidal maniacs obviously don't care about being fired by the time they go on their rampage.
Note how similar the arguments of the gun-grabbing Brits sound to the statist bootlickers on the other thread.
Your mama is a statist dweeb.
Good point. Based on 17 murders a week, it doesn't look like the workplace anti-self defense (gun) policies are working. Removing these policies would lower that rate significantly. But just like liberals everywhere they think that if something creates a bad outcome then more of the same will improve the outcome. These people have an agenda to get rid of guns, not just in the workplace but in all of society.
Sure, and I'll bust you out of jail, too. But there's a price. What does your daughter look like?
The only saying that can top that one is "Did your parents have any children that lived."
Wrong. It's an at will state, meaning you can fire someone for any reason whatsoever. The only way you can run afoul would be to get in trouble with the feds via the equal opportunity route, and last time I checked that was limited to a select few criteria such as race.
Who gave the corporation the right to look in the vehicles. Obviously this fellow's was searched to find the gun.
So when protecting *real* property Rights, you demand a price, but when protecting the claims of some anti-gun korporate entity on the internet, you 'work for free'?
Nice to know where your priorities lie.
BTW, I hope you enjoy your police state, run by a "private corporation".
The Nazi HR department there brought in gun/drug sniffing dogs to the parking lot.
They probably got some federal grant or favorable tax treatment for doing so, since in a "real free market", a company that wasted time and money on a Soviet-style witch hunt would quickly go out of business.
Doesn't matter. Private property is private property. You have no inherent right to park this employer's parking lot. The owner is entitled to make his/her own rules, and it doesn't matter of he/she was a former bureacrat or not.
The Second Amendment means that the government won't infringe on your rights. It doesn't refer to private property and it's your choice whether to go on to the property and abide by the owner's rules or stay off. That seems simple to me.
In fact, I don't see this as a 2nd Amendment issue at all, but as a private property issue.
The fellow's vehicle is his private property...how come it was searched? It does not become the property of the corporation just because it's parked on their property. No more than my vehicle does when parked at Wal-mart.
What if your guest kept his gun in his car? Are you going to go check it to see if there is a gun in it?
The story says the no gun policy was a NEW one and that he did NOT know about it.
The issue is not 2nd ammendment rights but property rights
Isn't your own car considered your private property? Most states ALLOW a law-abiding citizen to have a gun in their home, place of work, and VEHICLE (even without a concealed carry permit), because this is considered having a gun on/in your own private property.
There have also been MANY instances of a teacher, administrator, employee running out to a parking lot to retrieve a firearm to stop an assault by an armed criminal/crazed attacker (the law school in Virginia, a few years back, is one example).
Employers should realize that not only is an armed society, a polite society - but so is an armed workplace, a polite workplace. Employers should also realize that criminals and crazies will ALWAYS break the law and/or company policies to take a gun ANYWHERE they want. Only armed law-abiding employees with ready access to firearms can stop these types of people.
LIFE or DEATH issues, particularly regarding an individual's God-given right to self-defense, and the means to effect such a defense, should trump an employers ability to dictate what you can or can not have in your pivately owned vehicle in the PARKING LOT.
I also think the rules, regulations, and laws that say no one can have a firearm within 1000 feet of a school, or take a firearm onto a federal facility or have one in a ntional park, etc., among other places now restricted - are UNCONSTITUTIONAL and assinine. We need to go on the attck and get all of these anti-gun laws/rules/regs changed.
If you are anti-gun, yes you will.
Put emotion aside and think this through. You can't use the 2nd Amendment to destroy private property rights.
I assume you are referring to "right to work" states?
The pro-korporate HR and lawyer types have done a great job in convincing people that "right to work" equates to "we can fire you at any time for any reason".
This is simply wrong, and an attempt to 1) scare employees into compliance, and 2) reduce the number of lawsuits against them.
All "right to work" says is that companies can't fire you for not paying fees to the union. And that companies CAN NOT include union security clauses in their collective bargaining agreements.
"Right to work" is, in a fact, a restriction on what companies can do on their "private property", yet some folks here have contorted into something totally different.
You also cannot use private property rights to destroy the right to keep and bear arms. Both of these are fundamental rights and must both be recognized.
Tell me if I have the right to do so. If yes, then there's nothing more to be said. It's my right. If not, then show me the legal or moral basis for you argument. Tell me why I couldn't do so. What are the rational bases for either argument?
Make the case.
Several companies are trying to block the law. Two days before it was due to come into force last month, a judge granted a temporary restraining order preventing it from taking effect. The next hearing is on Tuesday.
But the firms are fighting on unfavourable terrain. Contrary to the widespread impression that the nation is polarised between gun-loving Republicans and more liberal Democrats, in the heartland gun control spans party lines. The law passed unanimously in Oklahoma's Senate and by 92 votes to four in the House.
The law was passed, it is Constitutional, and yet a judge puts a restraining order preventing it from taking effect???? Under what authority can a judge do that?
They do. The outer skin of the guys automobile is the limit of the company's "property right". The interior space is NOT the company's, but belongs to the owner of the car.
If the car owner is stopped by police, they had better have or get a warrant if they want to search the interior. The company has no right to make such searches, either.
The new law is "right on".
What? You were making your case. I asked a question. The burden lies on you, my friend.
What if the gov't favored anti-gun kompanies, and penalized pro-gun companies? Then you'd have the gov't banning guns via 3rd party, which is just as illegal as if they did it themsevles.
Now obviously, you aren't going to find federal statues favoring "anti-gun" over "pro-rights" companies, but federal laws and regulation DO favor larger korporations over smaller ones. And the former tend to be much more anti-gun than the latter.
There has to be a balancing of rights, and it seems to me that a private property owner has the right to determine who or what comes on to his property. Forget that it's a company. It's still private property. Think of it as your own home and tell me what say you have in determining what goes on there. You can invite people in to your home but you can dictate on what terms they can come in. You can say they must remove their muddy shoes, or they have to leave their dog outside, or they can't come in armed if you don't want them to. You have the say. It's your castle. How can I be wrong in this?
You want it all, that's the problem.
The law should have established an employees right to privacy in his locked vehicle on private property, subject to a law enforcement search with a warrant.
I'm saying there is a huge difference between the private property of Joe Six Pack, and the property of a business that is open to the public or that employees workers.
For example, I can tell a woman I bring home to either walk around naked in my house, or leave. Any employer can not do this.
If you want to start a coporation, (which in and of itself is only possible because of state charters), then you have to submit to state laws. And any law that protects individual Rights is not only legitimate, but also worthy of praise.
If the gentleman was to stand in the company parking lot and complain bitterly and loudly about the company, it's management and policies would he expect to be fired or would he claim it's his 1st ammendment rights?"
try this scenario....
If the gentleman was to sit in his car with the windows rolled up and the doors locked and complain bitterly and loudly about the company, it's management and policies would he expect to be fired or would he claim it's his 1st ammendment rights?
In short, I have the legal right to know what people bring on to my property, and if they don't like it they can leave. Not so?
They should have made it include everything, not just guns.
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|Comment #1 by B00uW4ore692
Friday, September 27, 2013 @ 02:19:47 PM
Whenever somebody finds this so-called endless dungeon, do be good enough to let me know where it is. Many thanks!
|Comment #2 by Saracin
Friday, September 27, 2013 @ 02:45:31 PM
It isn't in the game yet. This achievement has actually been replaced with one called Transcend, which requires you to reach lvl 60 and Transcend. I'm sure they'll replace this on here as soon as someone has unlocked it for the first time and can provide the picture.
|Comment #3 by B00uW4ore692
Friday, September 27, 2013 @ 03:41:29 PM
|Comment #4 by lamborghini1755
Saturday, September 28, 2013 @ 03:23:50 AM
i though maximum lvl was 50 ?
|Comment #5 by Saracin
Saturday, September 28, 2013 @ 06:46:19 AM
No, it's 60. In fact the one achievement, Champion of the Gods, had it's wording reworked so now it's only for Ascending 3 times since it was impossible to hit 50 without Ascending 6 times at least. I'm guessing the rules were a little different during Phase 1 beta and that's why there's some confusion.
|Comment #6 by Hawkeye305
Sunday, September 29, 2013 @ 04:04:16 AM
I know that this achievement has been removed but I think the endless dungeon is the area in the gray fane
|Comment #7 by Saracin
Sunday, September 29, 2013 @ 05:44:30 AM
Well there are doors in the library area of the Sanctum with chains over them that each say something that isn't in the game yet and one of them says Endless Dungeon, along with coop stuff, the Badlands, and PVP. Not sure if that's where it's planned to be or not.
I know right now at the main menu it always says something about the Gray Fane, but the reason it doesn't change is because it's referencing what are called Bear Chests which are still coming up as empty so they haven't done anything with it.
|Comment #8 by bauerpower777
Sunday, September 29, 2013 @ 04:22:53 PM
so to get this achievement without going through the dungeon you have to ascend 8 times?
|Comment #9 by Saracin
Sunday, September 29, 2013 @ 04:44:50 PM
No, this achievement has been taken out until the Endless Dungeon is added at a later date. Instead there is an achievement called Transcend, which requires you to reach lvl 60 and choose to Transcend. For the level cap to go to 60 you would have to ascend 8 times to get the level cap to go from 20 to 60, after that you can choose to not ascend.
|Comment #10 by bauerpower777
Sunday, September 29, 2013 @ 05:09:06 PM
ok so yes you need to ascend 8 times to get the level cap like I asked but with this achievement you get it when you reach level 50 which would be 6 ascending's.
|Comment #11 by Saracin
Sunday, September 29, 2013 @ 05:35:34 PM
What level 50? This achievement was for reaching floor 50, not level 50. But since the dungeon isn't in the game yet, they changed it to an achievement called Transcend which requires level 60.
There was also an achievement that asked you to either get to level 50 or 3 ascensions, but they also changed that one so now it's just 3 ascensions since it's impossible to hit 50 without doing double that many. Probably something that was changed in closed beta.
This site still has the old info and needs to be updated, but if you look as long as you weren't in the beta you can just look at your own achievements and see the changes.
|Comment #12 by Zeravla1984
Tuesday, October 01, 2013 @ 10:49:41 AM
The two secret achievements
20 gamerscore/Highlands Scholar:All Highlands Lore has been read.
Find all the Lore Stone
30 gamerscore /Death of Kul:Highlands Titan defeated.
Beat the last boss Kul the Titan
|Comment #13 by bauerpower777
Tuesday, October 01, 2013 @ 02:09:48 PM
can we get a list of lore locations?
|Comment #14 by Saracin
Tuesday, October 01, 2013 @ 03:23:11 PM
For lore locations until the guide has the list:
|Comment #15 by bauerpower777
Tuesday, October 01, 2013 @ 06:26:12 PM
thank you
|Comment #16 by bauerpower777
Saturday, October 05, 2013 @ 05:57:04 PM
well I just beat the game and all that's left is transend so does anyone know a good place to grind for exp I need to ascend 2 more times then reach level 60. I mean really did they need to have it be so high up I think I need to level up almost another 50 or so levels.
|Comment #17 by Saracin
Saturday, October 05, 2013 @ 07:26:15 PM
Most people use this method, although with the new hp and xp values from the recent update not sure how great it still is. http://youtu.be/tc-0a3jW-34
If you have a good weapon you can also move to the center of the enemies and use Black Hole to suck them in and try to get a nice high combo for some soul farming, but you'll also have to fix your weapon from time to time.
|Comment #18 by Dingadilly
Monday, October 07, 2013 @ 09:12:32 AM
Got my eighth ascension, got dropped back from lvl 42 to lvl 34. Last achievement to get and now its just a pretty hollow grind through 26 levels (again) I quite enjoyed Ascend when I started playing, achievements came pretty naturally and fairly quickly but this last one is a pain in the ass.
No proper PVP system, No new content to wander through. Its as if the game's current design is just to grind to level 60 for no reason other than to get to 60. Having fallen back 8 levels none of the weapons i'll find for the next few days will even be worth looking at.
To round off I get the distinct feeling that when I have got this Transcend cheevo. I'll have story progress reset and loose all my gear only for them to put in the endless dungeon and add 10 new achievements or something equally d
|Comment #19 by Saracin
Monday, October 07, 2013 @ 11:14:32 PM
I'm beating the Endless Dungeon will be difficult no matter what level you are since it'll be like the 10 level event dungeons right now, enemies just going up in level the deeper you go. Also this game is still in beta, so they get a pass. As for Transcending, I'm almost to 60, at 59 and a half, and it already offers me the ability to Transcend. Maybe you don't have to wait until 60, just maybe anytime after 56 or something?
|Comment #20 by krphilabaum
Monday, October 14, 2013 @ 05:58:46 AM
#18 PVP is planned but like the Endless Dungeon isn't active yet. Hopefully won't be long.
|Comment #21 by redvegeta1969
Tuesday, October 15, 2013 @ 03:04:23 PM
i've Ascended 5 times so far and im almost level 33 which is my next ascension so i'll have 6 in total so getting to 60 might be more then 8 times considering you can only ascend every 5 levels...just saying and I have 27 of the 30 achievements.Good Luck im still playing.
|Comment #22 by The Damacles
Saturday, October 19, 2013 @ 07:49:52 AM
@21. 8 ascensions IS lvl 60 cap, confirmed.
|Comment #23 by LordRyuujin
Tuesday, November 12, 2013 @ 01:29:02 PM
What I want to know is how do I update this then? My achievement list still shows Dungeon Master, not Transcend. So do I need to update anything in order to get it?
|Comment #24 by redvegeta1969
Friday, November 15, 2013 @ 10:09:25 AM
@23 it should update on its own and this is my last achievement for this game.
|Comment #25 by Pwnedbyspas
Tuesday, December 03, 2013 @ 11:41:35 AM
My achievment list still has this achievement, as i participated in the closed beta, even though i have updated everything. What the fuck is going on.
|Comment #26 by Shaolin Link
Friday, December 13, 2013 @ 02:55:52 AM
Anyone looking at this achievement, I'm typing on Dec 12, 2013. The endless dungeon is now available in the Sanctum behind the forge. I tried it before my first Ascension, level 16, and there was a Troll Brute first floor. NO SOULS COLLECTED for killing enemies, only for completing the floor. If you're looking to score easy souls, this is not the way to do it. Only reason to do this dungeon is personal accomplishment and the achievement.
|Comment #27 by MasterGazelle
Monday, December 30, 2013 @ 09:56:45 AM
so if level 1 starts with enemies at your level, and each level they go up one, does that mean we could potentially be trying to fight our way to and through level 110 enemies?
|Comment #28 by Jack Famine
Tuesday, January 14, 2014 @ 10:05:42 AM
glad they changed this, my furthest attempt at the endless dungeon ended at floor 11 =/
the game tends to freeze a lot too; imagine being on floor 49 and that happens... hours wasted ^^
|Comment #29 by busterbob42
Friday, January 31, 2014 @ 03:29:57 AM
@Jack Famine if that was to happen i would quit playing
|Comment #30 by BurntToast
Saturday, February 08, 2014 @ 12:43:56 PM
well.. now that I discovered the "chain lighting" & "Blackhole Combo" tricks and added in "week long XP boost" & "30min xp boost (every 30min / stackable w/the week long)" this is a cake walk, I ascended 4 times last night and will do the final 2 for this achievement tonight.
|Comment #31 by RomanorumDeus
Monday, February 17, 2014 @ 08:08:57 AM
This achievement is now 'Transcend'. If you've defeated Kul and just want to get this as fast as possible, just use the Black Hole glitch in Ring of Bones.
|Comment #32 by Bofur
Monday, February 24, 2014 @ 01:08:09 PM
What is the black hole glitch?
|Comment #33 by PainKi11er 2109
Thursday, February 27, 2014 @ 11:33:26 PM
From what I've read it seems the best place to farm xp is in the ring of bones. But I've walked around that whole area and have never seen enemies spawn in it. I've defeated Kul already if that makes a difference, did they patch out enemies in the ring of bones or something?
|Comment #34 by PainKi11er 2109
Friday, February 28, 2014 @ 08:03:52 AM
Disregard my previous comment. I found out what I was doing wrong.
|Comment #35 by Xenolith666
Friday, March 07, 2014 @ 04:18:00 AM
To attain this achievement, you have to level up and 'ascend' your character numerous times. When you ascend your character to the Crusade your level cap will increase by 5. The starting level cap is 20; so you have to ascend at least 8 times. Each time you reach the level cap and ascend, your level will drop a certain percentage.. when you hit the level cap of 60, you drop back to level 45. Once you ascend enough characters and the level cap increases to 60, you must level to 60 and then 'transcend' which is the equivalent of a prestige in CoD. Once you 'transcend' you will return to level 1 and all story progress will reset, as well as losing all your gear and spells (even things that have been legacy tagged). You will retain what emblems you have earned, and will gain more if you contin
|Comment #36 by Xenolith666
Friday, March 07, 2014 @ 09:16:17 PM
**rest of it didn't fit**
Once you 'transcend' you will return to level 1 and all story progress will reset, as well as losing all your gear and spells (even things that have been legacy tagged). You will retain what emblems you have earned, and will gain more if you continue to ascend characters. You will also retain any souls you have stockpiled.. at the time of my transcension I had 600k souls; which is very helpful for a starting character.
|Comment #37 by secretspy911
Monday, June 30, 2014 @ 05:40:52 PM
How much time does it take to 100% this game?
|Comment #38 by Darklurkr23
Monday, August 04, 2014 @ 08:27:33 PM
I've been working on it since around March. I still gotta kill the 3rd Old god.
|Comment #39 by RedstoneFanatic
Monday, September 08, 2014 @ 09:19:00 AM
Getting close to it. Shame that Microsoft decided to nix the game for the 360, the game has been getting some halfway decent changes on Steam, and the Badlands/Swamplands/Co-op/PVP etc. can't be too far off. Fun little game, but shame more stuff will never see the light of day on 360.
|Comment #40 by UnleashTheWolf
Monday, October 06, 2014 @ 08:53:06 PM
I deleted the sodding game from my hard drive, now you can't download it anymore and I'm stuck with 2 achievements left....
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