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Curious about the newer model? Check out the 2016 Ford F350 Super Duty Regular Cab
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In a year in which the big news - both literally and figuratively - was presumably focused on Toyota's launch of its new Tundra, Ford arguably trumps Toyota's thunder with its debut of an all-new Super Duty. Constituting some 40 percent of Ford's F-Series sales, the Super Duty is intended to secure the most profitable segment of the pickup market. Ford stakes its claim to "best in class" with improved platforms, upgraded drivetrains and dramatically enhanced capability, particularly with the availability of the new F-450.
Whether you're into commercial construction, agriculture or recreational towing, if you use a truck as a truck you'll benefit from the Super Duty's enhanced capability, refinement and convenience. And while the custom-spec car may have died a long time ago, the variety of permutations available from Ford's Louisville truck plant gives the Super Duty customer a chance at real customization, seemingly with more content variables than the U.S. tax code.
If you're looking for a pickup (especially in Crew Cab configuration) as a substitute for your SUV, you'll quickly realize the Super Duty's principal mission: Hauling things and people - not just people. To be sure, both Extended and Crew Cabs accommodate passengers quite comfortably, but if you're not regularly hooking up to a 10,000-pound trailer or loading an eight-foot bed with more than a couple of two-by-fours, you've overbought what Ford has overbuilt.
Ford may throw its "Bold Moves" tagline at everything in its lineup above the Focus, but few things are more deserving of the description than Ford's new Super Duty. From its enlarged grille to the tailgate, everything on the new Super Duty has been redesigned or aggressively tweaked. Despite a familial resemblance to its predecessor, this is more than just a "freshening." Rather, it's a full-scale attempt to retain market leadership with a slew of class-exclusive features both inside (Quiet Steel dash panel) and out (power telescoping and folding trailer tow mirrors).
In most recent redesigns much is made of a "stiffer structure." Ford's design team complies, with higher-strength front-end structures, fully-boxed front frame rails, thick C-channel frame rails and crossmembers secured...
... by, according to Ford, a "method that optimizes frame capability." The end result, enjoyed over some two hundred miles of south Texas roadway, is a truck offering the maximum in capability while still providing a full measure of comfort and control. This is a big truck but, from steering, to braking, to ride motion - enhanced by lengthened rear leaf springs - to interior quiet, the Super Duty impresses as one highly refined tool, and not merely a "truck."
King Ranch Trim
In an era of $70,000 Cadillac Escalades, a $50,000 pickup shouldn't be cause for alarm. A King Ranch-equipped Super Duty, however, will raise eyebrows not with its window sticker but, rather, its level of refined "tough" luxury. Constituting both interior (Chaparral leather) and exterior (PowerScope mirrors) upgrades, the King Ranch enhances over-the-road comfort with material, workmanship and appointment upgrades, adding immeasurably to the Super Duty's attractiveness. And, unlike some luxury pickups, there's no intention of appealing - overtly - to the Country Club set; this remains a work truck and not a work-in-progress.
Power Stroke Diesel
With its 6.0-liter predecessor, the clattering came from both under the hood and consumer websites. But now Ford has created a diesel offering more power (350 horsepower) and torque (650 pound-feet), along with a cleaner burn, quieter operation and better throttle response (via dual sequential turbos). Add a five-year, 100,000-mile powertrain warranty for peace of mind and you've got a segment-leading package.
With the debut of the current F-Series, Ford established a benchmark for pickup interiors. In the new Super Duty the benchmark is moved upward in available choices, functionality and appointment. The XL interior provides feet-on-the-dash utility, XLT and Lariat trim levels give the customer more expressive design and the King Ranch package coddles you in highly refined Chaparral leather. All trims benefit from new materials, surfaces and accents. Lariat and King Ranch owners will enjoy dual-zone climate control. All audio systems are MP3-capable, so download your Toby Keith collection.
A walk-around with Ford's head of truck design, Pat Schiavone, begins with the grille. The Super Duty's corporate three-bar opening is flanked by expansive vertical inlets and topped by "SUPER DUTY" in big capital letters. The expansive grille is for more than simply show - it fronts a confluence of cooling capability for engine, transmission and the intercooler that serves the diesel's two sequential turbochargers. Better cooling means, of course, bigger towing. Beyond the imposing edifice are new fender-mounted vents, available telescoping mirrors and optional 20-inch forged aluminum wheels. When compared to the previous Super Duty, the grille and hood blister provide the main visual differentiation.
We'll start at the front, where Ford has located a front step bumper - under-the-hood checks are made easier when the step-stool is built-in and not something you need to carry with you. In back Ford includes a hitch receiver - matched to each model's capabilities - on every Super Duty, along with seven-pin and four-pin connectors. Given the importance of towing capability to the Super Duty mission, the receiver is a standard feature any owner can appreciate.
As noted, the Super Duty order form provides a wealth of choices for virtually any commercial or recreational use. Those intending to tow with their Super Duty trucks will appreciate Ford's factory-installed TowCommand System. The system fully integrates the trailer brakes, anti-lock brakes (ABS), TorqShift automatic trans and tow/haul mode into one safe, capable towing platform. Functional enhancements include a foldable bed extender, which improves load utility when in place and stays out of the way when not needed. Accessing the bed is made easier - and safer - by the why-didn't-they-think-of-this-before tailgate step option. And for those venturing off into the Great Unknown, an optional navigation system should get you there and - hopefully - back again.
Ford offers three engine choices for work, play or any combination of the two. Base powerplant is a 5.4-liter Triton V8 offering 300 horsepower and 365 pound-feet of torque. For those seeking more from the gasoline side of the Ford family, the 6.8-liter Triton V10 should satisfy, putting 362-horsepower and 457 pound-feet of torque under your right foot. Finally, there's the aforementioned 6.4-liter Power Stroke diesel, infusing the Super Duty with both "tow" and "go."
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By Skidsteer on Tuesday, May 24, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 70,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Comfort plus - while at work"
Cons: "None"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Truly very impressive. I work this truck hard pulling horses and heavy equipment. Never let me down and did the job every time."
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By nick on Wednesday, May 18, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 30,833overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"I tow a 40 ft fifth wheel with this truck and it does it easily. Kicking myself for not going to diesel sooner."
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By Cristobal on Thursday, December 17, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 52,995overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "I pay the right price and fun to drive"
Cons: "Michelin fact not good. Fuel tank, 24gals too smal"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I drive like a normal person. No rough drive,it get me 17 MPG in city and 21 on Hwy. Lots of torque when needed."
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By Barnhauler on Tuesday, December 15, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 45,000overall rating 3 of 10rating details
Pros: "nice air vents, im serious"
Cons: "most everything else"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"21,000 mile down for 4 weeks with a blown turbo on backorder.....ujoints squeaking at 25,000 miles....42,000 mile dealership replaced turbo tube due to being loose and no boost....death wobble in the front end has steadily gotten worse as time goes along.... told dealer i wont have my driver in it unless something gets fixed....now to top it all off, resale value, apples for apples is $5,000 less than my RAMS. never buy a ford again."
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By Bill on Thursday, December 10, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 41,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "tons of power and comfort"
Cons: "MPG could be better"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have owned this F350 for a year, I have put 41,000 miles on it. I have done all the scheduled maintenance at the dealership and have zero complaints. I look forward to many more years of use out of this truck."
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By Geno on Saturday, October 31, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 19,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Handling"
Cons: "Could use a better radio system do not have the na"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"This is the best truck I have ever owned I have had Chevys GMCs Dodge and Fords in the past and this truck is by far the best truck I have ever owned the power to handling the towing capabilities are great it handles the load excellent I highly recommend this truck"
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Kids and urban dance: When does cutesy become too sexy?
Last month, a YouTube video went viral, and it caused a bigger and more impassioned debate in the dance world than anything I can remember in a long time.
A group of pre-teen girls from Dance Precisions, a dance company based in Placentia, performed at the World of Dance Tour, which bills itself as the largest urban dance competition in the country.
Set to Beyoncé's "Single Ladies," the number is undeniably provocative – take a look at the YouTube post above.
Though the performance happened in April, it took a while for the video to catch everyone's attention – but when it did, a tornado was unleashed. I called around, and it was definitely THE topic of conversation among dance moms at O.C.'s studios in late May.
The main issue, of course, was the inappropriateness of the dance for kids this age. The blogosphere was filled with comments such as this one on YouTube:
"I can't believe that some of you are supporting this!!! They're talented , but MY GOSH…when did talent excuse parents from parenting…IF your child is a talented knife thrower at 3 do you let them "explore" that talent or use your better judgment…How horrible."
As a former dance teacher and accompanist, I saw a bigger issue here.
To me, this style of dance is undoubtedly too risqué for kids this age. But Dance Precision's girls are by no means unique in their transgression. The world of urban dance is both competitive and popular; other teachers are guilty of allowing their students to perform sexualized material at too young an age, simply to make a big impression at competitions.
Several dance teachers I talked to agreed with me.
"This (dance routine) isn't something I would feel comfortable with in my classroom or on a public stage, especially for girls this age," said Jennifer Backhaus, who teaches dance at Chapman University and runs her own modern dance company. "But this is a different world from the one I'm in. There are different expectations and pressures."
"I see it more and more," said Festival Ballet artistic director Salwa Rizkalla from her studio in Fountain Valley. "This style of dance isn't part of the (ballet) aesthetic, of course, and I would never allow it. But many young girls are being exposed to it now."
Here's the more interesting part of the story, and an aspect that I found impossible to report on: some observers and dance professionals don't object to this style of choreography for young dancers, defending it as an art form that is being misinterpreted by those who aren't familiar with its stylistic dictates and expectations.
That was certainly the defense taken by Larry Peters, executive vice president of The Hozman Group and a spokesman for the World of Dance competition.
Peters insisted that the Dance Precisions routine was misinterpreted. "There has been a great deal of controversy regarding this performance, and it has been taken out of context," Peters said to PopEater. "All the dance troupes do so many different dances, it is a very personal choreography and expression for every troupe and individual. These girls were amazing that day."
This YouTube comment is typical of Dance Precisions' defenders:
Have ANY of you been to a dance competition or danced in one? These are what the dances look like everywhere! When I was 8 I danced to My Humps by the Black Eyed Peas explicit in an outfit similar to this! The girls have real talent! Leave them alone and let them do what they love. If their parents didn't want to let their daughters wear the outfit, they wouldn't have bought them. They have real talent and love what their doing. It's like saying a gymnast's leotard is racy. LEAVE THE GIRLS ALONE AND LET THEM DANCE!
But when I tried to get a dance teacher to make a similar defense of Dance Precisions on the record, I struck out time and again. (Dance Precision's owners refused my requests for comment – they were clearly shaken by the controversy when I talked to them.)
A seasoned commercial choreographer who requested anonymity summed it up for me. "This is a big, lucrative part of the dance scene, and some of my friends teach girls in schools like Dance Precisions. There's too much money at stake for them to speak out against it."
Another choreographer who works with young girls pointed out that Dance Precision's Beyoncé video wasn't unique – it just hit at exactly the wrong moment. "Maybe they're a little bit more extreme than some of the other (dances) I've seen, but not by much," she said.
Karen Drews, a veteran employee of the Irvine Barclay Theatre, suggests this brouhaha is part of something bigger. "When I lived in the south, these young-girl beauty pageants had the same feeling. Some people thought some things the girls were made to do were inappropriate. This debate isn't new or confined to dance."
Backhaus sees provocative dance as simply part of the background hum of American 21st-century pop culture -- something kids pick up on at a very young age.
"Keep in mind that what they were doing is based largely on what kids see on TV and online these days. It's a trend that's been going that way for a little while. I don't think this happened overnight. I think it suddenly got bigger recognition with this (incident)."
Clearly, there's disagreement in our culture about how, where and to what extent children should be exposed to mature material. And observers obviously differ on what constitutes frankness – one person might find a children's dance routine overtly sexual, another might see it as merely cute, comic or innocently imitative of adult dance.
But despite all the reluctance and evasion I encountered in trying to report this story, two things became clear to me.
Whether you're bothered by this kind of dancing or not, Dance Precisions shouldn't be singled out and demonized – it's clear that the style is widespread.
And whatever the outcome of this debate, these young dancers should be encouraged to continue studying dance. Everyone who saw the video agreed that they were very talented.
"Those dancers are amazing," Backhaus said. "Whatever they're doing to train those kids, they've done an incredible job."
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The detection of influenza A virus antigens in cultured cells by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay
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An enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) was employed to investigate the expression of influenza A/Hong Kong/68 (H3N2) virus structural proteins on the surface of infected MDCK cells, and to detect viral antigens in culture media and cell extracts. Infected cells were fixed with 0.1 per cent glutaraldehyde before being examined for the presence of cell-surface antigens. Viral antigens were first observed on the surface of cells 4 hours after infection and reached a maximum 10–12 hours after infection, when measured by haemadsorption with chicken erythrocytes and by ELISA and immunofluorescence with hyperimmune antiserum to Hong Kong virus. A good correlation was found between the three assay systems. The presence of individual virion structural proteins on the cell surface was determined by ELISA using specific antibodies purified by differential affinity chromatography. Either or both of the internal matrix and nucleoprotein antigens were expressed from 2 to 6 hours after infection, with maximum expression after 2 hours, and the strain-specific and common antigenic determinants of haemagglutinin were observed on the cell surface from 4 hours after infection, and reached a maximum 8 to 10 hours after infection. Low levels of neuraminidase were detected between 4 and 8 hours after infection. Culture media and cell extracts were titrated by infectivity and haemagglutination assays, and by ELISA. Titres obtained from the culture media showed a close correlation between the three assay methods, with peak titres being attained 24 hours after infection. Viral antigens were first observed in cell extracts by ELISA 4 hours after infection, and infectious virions and haemagglutinin 2 hours later, but whereas maximum titres of infectious virus and haemagglutinin were found 10 hours after infection, the ELISA titre continued to rise until 24 hours after infection, which suggested that virus structural proteins were being accumulated in the cells after most of the progeny virions had been released. The results are discussed in terms of the potential use of ELISA in rapid virus diagnosis.
The results of comparative assays on cell extracts harvested at various times after infection indicated that virion structural proteins continue to be accumulated in the cell even after most progeny particles have matured. Moreover, the high correlation coefficients between infectivity, haemagglutination and ELISA of virus particles and antigens released into the culture media strongly suggest that only complete virus particles are released, and very little leakage of individual antigens occurred, even from dead cells.
ELISA has also been successfully employed to detect other cell-associated viral antigens, including rabies virus in brain tissue (3) and feline oncornavirus-associated cell membrane antigen in FL74 cells (22). In the latter study, the ELISA titres showed a close correlation in sensitivity with indirect fluorescence tests, but had the added advantage of being quantitative rather than qualitative. The results presented in this report, together with those using other viruses (3, 19, 22) suggest that ELISA is a potentially useful technique for the detection of specific virus infections in tissue culture, and as a tool for rapid virus diagnosis. Problems have been encountered using peroxidase rather than alkaline phosphatase as the enzyme in ELISA due to endogenous peroxidase in clinical material (13), but no evidence of non-specific staining was observed in this study, probably because the cells had been fixed initially with glutaraldehyde. We believe, therefore, that this study has demonstrated that ELISA can be employed as a rapid technique to detect and to distinguish subtype specificity of influenza A virus in tissue culture, and can potentially be applied to other viruses with cell surface-associated antigens. Moreover, the use of glutaraldehyde-fixation allows considerable flexibility in the timing of the assay and may prove suitable for viral diagnosis at a distance.
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There will never be a conversation about responsible gun ownership in the US.
America is a culture of guns.
There will never be a conversation about responsible gun ownership in the US.
America is a culture of guns.
It is indeed time for a debate on gun control and, more broadly, on why there is an aggressive culture of violence in the US.
Some sensible voices here:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012...wtown-shootingMinutes after Obama spoke there was strong response from the most high-profile figure in the country advocating gun control, New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, who called for an end to what he described as this madness.
"President Obama rightly sent his heartfelt condolences to the families in Newtown. But the country needs him to send a bill to Congress to fix this problem. Calling for 'meaningful action' is not enough. We need immediate action," Bloomberg said.
"We have heard all the rhetoric before. What we have not seen is leadership – not from the White House and not from Congress. That must end today."
New York governor Andrew Cuomo took a different view. In a statement paying tribute to the victims of "this senseless and horrific act of violence", Cuomo said: "While we don't have all the facts and our focus must be on the victims, this is yet another senseless and horrific act of violence involving guns. We as a society must unify and once and for all crack down on the guns that have cost the lives of far too many innocent Americans. Let this terrible tragedy finally be the wake-up call for aggressive action and I pledge my full support in that effort."
With something like 300 million guns in this country, and 4 million coming on line every year. it seems disingenuous to single out the NRA. We need an effective mental health system to maybe ameliorate these disasters. I don't see that gun registration solves the problem.
You see it in the threads on this site about Newtown. "Now is not the time to discuss this."
Of course, there never is a time to discuss it, ever. We are forever too close or too far from a tragedy to try to do something about it.
perhaps an aside to the whole issue is the idea that originally the right to bear arms was the right of every citizen to oppose an armed and possibly dangerous government . Practically you are much more likely to be shot by an agent of the government , a policeman , than by a criminal .
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There is quite obviously SOMETHING wrong in the United States when tragedies like this KEEP ON happening, again and again and again. If you were to take the equivalent population of Europe (or for that matter anywhere else) there simply IS NOT the CONTINUAL outbreak of mass spree killings and shootings.
What America needs is a period of 'self-reflection' to ask themselves what exactly is it about their collective psyche/culture that has led a wave of mostly young men to become complete psychopathic nutjobs with the desire to gun down men, women and children on murderous rampages.
To say that having countless thousands of guns and rifles readily legally available and for sale in shop windows and supermarkets and stores across the country has NOTHING to do with it is staggering self-delusion beyond belief.
Additionally there may be the extra problem of a failure of public mental health services and the ready identification and either treatment and/or institutialisation of these terrible individuals.
The first stage in this process in to admit SOMETHING HAS TO BE DONE. But when like everything else in America the debate is FORCIBLY POLITICISED and when gun control and better public health become 'what Democrats think' (boo, hiss) then NOTHING will be done. EVEN in the wake of unspeakable tragedies like this.
It tragically is going to take even MORE deaths and even WORSE than this for it to STOP being a fucking POLITICAL argument.
There are many, many people who would say that shouting about the guns and culture of violence that led to the senseless deaths of these children at this time is showing respect.
More respect, in fact, than brushing it all under the rug again like a dirty little embarrassment until the buzz dies down and the story is pushed out of the news cycle...thereby once again guaranteeing that no conversation will take place.
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The perpetual DANGER of the unspoken THREAT that never happens. The terrifying 'armed intruder' that pervades your mind and that you probably think about on a regular basis. What are the odds? 0.01%? 0.001%?
And to combat this threat, you MUST HAVE A GUN! You MUST have a gun in your hands to shoot a burglar, LEAVING ASIDE the EXTREME unlikelihood you'll ever have one in your life, AND EVEN THEN that you'd....
a) even wake up to hear said unlikely burglar before he left,
b) have your gun readily at hand to fetch in time,
c) get a chance to confront him face to face before he ran at full speed for the door,
d) that *gasp* the burglar himself may not be armed,
e) that *gasp* the burglar may not wish to harm you,
f) that you had the courage and conviction to shoot him.
I'm not excusing or condoning burglars or intruders, I'm highlighting the ridiculously slim CHANCE and the psychology of LIVING IN FEAR.
HenryReardon, if I used your logic, I'd never drive a car. My mind would be filled with car-crash victims and the danger of drunk-drivers, of cars pulling out in front of me, of all the ways there is a GREATER likelihood of me being injured or killed in an accident than of being robbed at home while I was there.
*I* don't have a gun, and *I* don't feel frightened of sinister bogey-men of my imagination.
I only wish you could feel the same.
That just about the most ridiculous post ever writen in these forums.
And for the record, I don't own an gun and never have. However, should I feel the need, I should have the right to acquire one without the government ever knowing about it.
And with the breakdown of society that is inevitable under our Marxist/socialist president, that day may be sooner rather than later.
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palbert posted that there are 300 million guns in the US. To ban all guns would still leave 300 million in the US. What do you do then? Go around collecting guns from all the citizens? Impossible.
What needs to be done is protect the children in school. I remember quite a lot of schools got those metal detectors that are used in court houses. Put one at each school. The CT schools had all the doors locked except the front one.
Another thing is this guy was the son of a teacher. His brother said he had mental issues before. His family needed to be sure he was getting help for it.
Everyone who has a family member with mental issues needs to get them help.
There was a gun "show" last weekend. Apparently they cannot hold them here in Corpus Christi, so they go to an adjacent county.
Any gun control that needs to be done is ban all assault weapons, sorry Kuli, along with clips that can hold many bullets. I am not pro gun but I will not own one for myself.
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America has a habit -- fed by the 24 hour media cycle and our history -- off going into an hysterical gnashing of teeth when something like this happens; and once sufficiently lamented and lack of responsibility is expatiated, forgetting about it. Columbine taught us nothing. With measured thought now Newtown will.
I realize that gun control is and should be on the table but the bigger issue IMO is the lack of mental health care in this country.
The gun crowd has at least one point that I agree with...it isn't the gun...it is the person using it...and mental illness is the deciding factor in most cases I can think of at the moment where someone picks up a gun and kills so many people at once. As a country we have a horrible infrastructure to deal with mental health issues and so many people have no access to mental health services that do exist.
Reagan..as Governor of California...shut down our mental facilities. His claim... "someone would take care of them".
Some mental issues are beyond helping apart from keeping these people sedated or immobilised for some of them there is really little that can be done from a psychological/medical perspective. Thats why we have institutions for the criminally insane but you cant send them there BEFORE they commit the crime
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What is a kindargaten teacher doing with 3 guns
^ So what you are saying is what, exactly?
Make it more difficult or impossible for the mentally ill to purchase guns?
Or incarcerate all the mentally ill because they might commit a crime?
Or charge all the people who 'should have known' with accessory to the crime?
Just what are you saying here when on the other hand you are saying that anyone should be allowed to buy as many weapons as possible?
Good Question. She must have known her son had mental issues. WTF is she doing with guns in the house?What is a kindargaten teacher doing with 3 guns
However, we need a strong and easily accessible mental health system. Mental health care in the United States is entirely backwards, because it is RARELY available to the people who are most likely to need it. Are there any government-run or subsidized, mental health facilities in the United States at all anymore? Ever since the Ronald Reagan budget entirely crashed the system in I think 1982, it has been very difficult for people to find mental health care. Many health insurance policies do not (I THINK) cover mental health care. I'm NOT sure if Medicare or Medicaid does??? I've known people for many years (including at least one person on this site currently in December alone) who has been daunted by the byzantine efforts one has to go through in the U. S. if they need health care but don't have tons of money available. I knew two guys who worked at a mental institution in Dixon, Illinois which was in fact shut down (NOW it's a prison) in the early 1980's and I'm haunted by their tale about patients who they had bonded with, coming up to them crying and scared because they were being kicked out, with no place to go, bring given only $50 and a bus ticket to Chicago. Even worse, the doors were shut in the middle of winter (either THAT place, or others, I'm not sure). There is nothing wrong with needing and seeking mental health care.
That was a death sentence to some of these patients.
It seems that these mass shootings/murders started in the Eighties as well. Is there a connection here? I can't see any connection with any reality to make 2012 such a horrific year for this type of thing, though, compared to 2006 or 1997.
But, ever since trashing the mental health system, the Republicans irretrievably lost me for life, with no chance of forgiveness...ever. THE MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM WAS AN INTEGRAL PART OF MY OWN DEVELOPMENT, thankfully it existed and was easily available when I was an adolescent, and I'm sure that I would no longer be ALL OF THESE - alive, not insane, and not incarcerated if it had been 1994 instead and I didn't have the access when coming from a family of modest means.
Where and how do most people get mental healthcare? I assume that most people, who need it, simply go wanting.
Gun regulation could indeed include registration of weapons, and I don't see how that would interfere with the Second Amendment. I don't even see how limitations on the types of weapons (sort of like the Brady Bill...does that still exist, or did it have a sunset in it?) would violate the Second Amendment, but that Amendment is there for reasons additional to self-defense. Limiting the type of weapon makes it much easier for weapons to be seized if this Government were to go in that direction...and yesterday's shooter surely would have still been able to obtain the guns he used. He probably lives within a couple miles of a secret arsenal which can supply firearms illegally. It's probably about 150 years too late to pass ANY kind of laws which surely keeps illegal guns away from criminals, because there are simply too many guns available, secretly, to anybody who really wants one.
The day that semi-automatic weapons are outlawed, only criminals will have semi-automatic weapons.
But a 22-caliber rifle isn't going to do much good for self-defense (as it takes too long to aim it properly, and the bullet may not even stop an intruder), nor will it be an effective weapon against government goons attired in bulletproof clothes if there was suddenly a roundup and search on all powerful weapons. Some gun-control people say that "even powerful weapons aren't going to be effective against the government tanks and troops" but, in the end, to round the weapons up, the government gestapo needs to get out of their tanks and try to seize the weapons - let alone that the Military is nowhere near large enough to be in more than a very small fraction of all places at any given time. It's not like all the guns could be sought (and, as much as possible, seized) on Tuesday the 10th or something.
The gun issue fully has the traits of MANY issues in the 21st Century - where there are no **GOOD** answers or alternatives!
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BOSS: I'm sorry, but I'll have to lay you and Jack off. SUE: Can you just jack off? I feel like shit today.
"I distrust those people who know so well what God wants them to do, because I notice it always coincides with their own desires" - Susan B. Anthony
Florida protester in May 2016: DONALD TRUMP: "Make America Hate Again." Democratic National Convention, 26 July 2016: "LOVE TRUMPS HATE!"
And I don't recall 911 discussion day of even remotely like this
Which is good
The noisiest here have no outrage for the dead
They show no respect for the dead
It's a political moment
And it's poorly done
At least the president did the right thing
And his press lackey carney the same
Perhaps this is one instance where the lovers should have followed suit
Under democracy one party always devotes its chief energies to trying to prove that the other party is unfit to rule - and both commonly succeed, and are right. H. L. Mencken US editor (1880 - 1956)
To most of the rest of the world, it is so bizarre that Americans live in perpetual fear of each other and their government.
This fear is so tangible and visceral that it has become a seething undercurrent to virtually every aspect of society and culture. The country was founded in blood, it expanded westward through blood, it almost ripped itself apart by bloodshed, it invented an organized crime killing spree with Prohibition and has glorified the making and firing of weapons designed to cut another person in half when we all know it only takes half the firepower to mow down a bunch of schoolkids.
Already, the whole conversation in the US seems to be shifting to 'It is the fault of the mental health system' and away from...how can we make it more difficult for the mentally ill to acquire these types of weapons.
And this is why there will never be a real conversation about responsible gun ownership in the US. The universal fear of their neighbours, the strangers down the street, the blacks, or even some kind of renegade military force that the nation has spent close to a century bankrupting themselves to outfit with even deadlier force.....
Obam has said today that something must be done. That a conversation has to be had on the topic.
Let's see how many days it takes....particularly as a harried nation tries to forget all of this while they binge over the Christmas holidays. I can guarantee you that by January 4th, 2013....all of this horror will have been mostly forgotten by so many of the people who are accusing everyone else of just not being 'sensitive' enough today.
^ thanks for "friendly" advice
Mr "I talk for the rest of the world"
I actually think that the death of little kids has the public
Much like with gay marriage
Re thinking the real issue
But thanks for your "concern"
Trust me. Once the fiscal cliff bullshit starts hitting the 24 hour news cycle...the Newtown massacre will just be a footnote to 21012 for the media.
The media fixation on the Obama appointments will push the town's grief and everyone's horror out of the way come January.
Someone will hold hearings, somewhere and people will testify and deliver more platitudes sometime in 2013 and then all will be forgotten except for annual memorials on the news for the first few years marking the anniversary.
The NRA and the manufacturers of these guns who want to get one in everyone's Christmas stockings this year rely on the long term amnesia of the American public. So they will lie low for awhile after shovelling out the usual platitudes themselves and then maybe even cash in on the fear that gun ownership might be more restricted as everyone loads up on as many as they can.
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Sounds like, to me, that the whole family is nuts.
Mother, no info on why she was at the school. Not registered as a teacher, my be substitute.
Mother, a survivalist. That's why she got all the guns,. Expecting the fiscal cliff bringing problems.
Paranoid much?
Oh yeah, it was on MSNBC right now.
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That is not, of course, to say that I don't believe that it's in some part cultural and in some part psychological/related to mental health. It most certainly is. But I think an elephant in the room is the fact that spree shooters ARE predominantly white males and I think there's cultural reasons for that.
This is exactly what I'm talking about. You cannot seem to imagine an alternative to a threat that is not also violence. Therein lies the problem.
Thank you.
Arguing that we cannot discuss a problem because the problem is at hand is itself extremely disrespectful to everyone, not just the people who died and their families. When airplanes were used to kill people on 9/11, we acted immediately to ban all airplane use, until we could figure out a way to make it safer. We didn't say "Let's not talk about preventing people from flying, since that would be disrespectful to the people who died." It is never disrespectful to try to save the lives of innocent people.
We can shut down all air traffic and impose amazingly inconvenient restrictions on people who only want to travel. And yet, somehow, we are not permitted as a nation even to discuss making gun use safer, because that might make gun use slightly less convenient.
Why is that?
You get it.
Your insistence that we should not be allowed to discuss ways to prevent children from being killed is rather offensive. How long must we wait to begin the process of trying to save lives? How many more kids must die before it's okay to talk?
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But expect just about everyone to shout this point down
Last edited by rareboy; December 15th, 2012 at 12:06 PM.
why don't u say a prayer for the families of the dead children - and think of something other than your political priorities
Last edited by opinterph; December 15th, 2012 at 07:18 PM. Reason: removed verbiage that expands disagreement from one discussion to another; removed interpersonal remarks/insults
the common theme in these shootings is mental unbalance
black guy
white guy
asian guy
whatever - crazy is crazy
a terrorist attack would be very different - a war on america - very different
not sure why anyone would play this card
i take that back
i totally understand why someone would play that card
and why another would jump in and try to advance it
Last edited by opinterph; December 15th, 2012 at 06:30 PM. Reason: added attribution
Likewise the words "rap music" and "gangster culture" are never far behind any story that actually does make the news about black youth violence.
Not only do the gun lobby want to maintain the status quo, but actively campaign to shut down research into gun control.
http://www.salon.com/2012/07/25/the_...n_gun_science/Over the past two decades, the NRA has not only been able to stop gun control laws, but even debate on the subject. The Centers for Disease Control funds research into the causes of death in the United States, including firearms — or at least it used to. In 1996, after various studies funded by the agency found that guns can be dangerous, the gun lobby mobilized to punish the agency. First, Republicans tried to eliminate entirely the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, the bureau responsible for the research. When that failed, Rep. Jay Dickey, a Republican from Arkansas, successfully pushed through an amendment that stripped $2.6 million from the CDC's budget (the amount it had spent on gun research in the previous year) and outlawed research on gun control with a provision that reads: "None of the funds made available for injury prevention and control at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention may be used to advocate or promote gun control."
as for your new mocking style - couple x now
just because the content and style of your own posts i guess doesn't float ur boat
is no reason to copy/mock/etc. mine - sorta baiting u know ? just like the majority of your threads
try to be yourself
it gets better
^ Well by all means please spend your time saying prayers. I'm sure your prayers will do you a world of good somehow, but they won't really matter a bit to the families of these dead children or the dead children themselves at the end of the day. The prayers are actually meant to make the people praying feel better. That is their psychological raison d'etre.
Pardon me, but I don't want to feel better. I don't want to sit here while the popes and the preachers and the apologists mumble about how 'these things happen'.....
So I'm sitting here on the side of the angels looking for some way of not making this make sense for me....but to challenge us all to find out if there is away to make sure that it doesn't keep happening time after time after time......
is very much indicative of your struggle with this
and if u really want to make sure this doesn't happen again, u might start by trying to engage in a meaningful dialogue about guns not referring to people who disagree with you as terrorists or less worthy
then maybe u can sit with angels
By the way this is not the True Believers forum-- coming into a topic and telling people NOT to discuss it because "They should be praying" is a ridiculous attempt to derail discussion. We got it. Yo uthink people should do nothing but pray (and certainly not think about gun laws.) You can go now.
More than any other organization, the NRA has been the most instrumental in making sure that unrestricted gun use in America is actually more important than motherhood.
To those on either side of the argument, the NRA is the ultimate enabler of the deadly force culture in America today.
I notice that so far in this thread, you, along with many other apologists out there, appear to have no real suggestions...just admonishments for anyone else who is suggesting that solutions need to be found.
So tell us. What do you think is the answer?
Dazzle us.
Last edited by rareboy; December 15th, 2012 at 01:24 PM.
I think the problem is multi-faceted. If I were to take an approach I would do the following:
Acknowledge guns are not going away and even acknowledge that murder rates are declining while understanding that mass murder incidents are on the rise.
Acknowledge that countries exist with 100% gun ownership but somehow their culture is different and does not provide fertile grounds for mass murder.
Acknowledge that gun ownership is at its lowest percentage ever per capita.
Acknowledge that something else is awry in a society that has always had guns all of a sudden developing this mass murder problem.
So then for action:
Every loop hole that allows guns to be purchased with no background check should be eliminated.
The no buy list should be mandatory across all fifty states.
Any person prescribed SSRI (Zoloft, Paxil, Prozac) should be required to be drug free for one year and cleared by a psychiatrist prior to being removed from the no buy list. (I only use one year for mood altering drugs because that is what the military uses)
The justice department should establish a entity in the DEA that regularly does aggressive ID fraud verification against gun sellers. In other words verify that the gun sellers are conducting due diligence in verifying the identity.
Finally, aggressively implement the ACA to ensure effective mental health care is available for ALL citizens.
Edit: Just thought of... aggressively pursue not allowing teens to play first person shooter games for hours on end thereby training a killing attitude. Restrict such things to 18+
At the same time, an education program beginning in first grade, as I've set out before.
"Thirty-one* states allow all qualified citizens to carry concealed weapons. In those states, homosexuals should embark on organized efforts to become comfortable with guns, learn to use them safely and carry them. They should set up Pink Pistols task forces, sponsor shooting courses and help homosexuals get licensed to carry. And they should do it in a way that gets as much publicity as possible. "
--Jonathan Rauch, Salon Magazine, March 13, 2000
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Dear Governor Chafee, This is a letter that will be made public. You should know that as you read it. I doubt that you have been really pleased with the performance of the Rhode Island economy during your term. I do not think anyone has been all that pleased. You probably do not remember the […]
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The economics of refugee children
By Steve Ahlquist on July 29, 2014
If the most important thing in the world is the Economy and all else is secondary in consideration, then human life is only valuable in as much as it contributes to the efficient maintenance of the Economy. In such a world the makers of things and the investors of Capital are of primary importance, while […]
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What's wrong with supply-side economics
By Oswald Krell on July 13, 2014
While zipping through Netflix the other night, I came across a movie about bootleggers–that I wouldn't really recommend. As I watched, however, something became very clear. Demand. Supply-side economists have this totally absurd notion that supply will create its own demand. That has to be one of the stupidest things I have ever heard. Why […]
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Happy Memorial Day, or why tourism works for RI
By Bob Plain on May 24, 2014
South County's dramatic seasonal switchover happens this weekend. Parking lots from Wickford to Westerly, vacant all winter, will fill with nicer-than-average cars bearing out-of-state plates. Those same cars will help turn otherwise rural routes 1 and 4 into a twice-a-day traffic jam. Every errand will take twice as long. All of a sudden it costs […]
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Why state unemployment doesn't matter as much as you think
By Tom Sgouros on April 30, 2014
Everyone knows that Rhode Island has the highest unemployment rate in the nation, right? After a few years of lagging Michigan and sometimes Nevada, we are now the nation's leaders, despite the rate having ticked down slightly last month. But consider this: what do you learn by comparing a tiny state like ours to relatively […]
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Equal pay for women means real prosperity for middle class
By Gayle Goldin on April 10, 2014
On Tuesday, I went to the White House where I met President Obama and many extraordinary women who have spent decades advocating for equality. Together, we marked Equal Pay Day, the day to which women have to work in 2014 in order to catch up to what men earned in 2013, by watching the president […]
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Should RI pursue a Ford or Cadillac-style economy
By Bob Plain on March 29, 2014
If there is one thing everyone in Rhode Island agrees about it's that jobs and the economy should be our number 1 priority. But there is a great disagreement in how we accomplish that. I think these two very similar Ford and Cadillac commercials explain the difference between the economy conservatives want for Rhode Island […]
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Economics: more weapon than science
By Steve Ahlquist on March 5, 2014
Mainstream economic theory, since the death of Adam Smith and the hijacking of his ideas by those more interested in justifying the power of the elite than in establishing a fair and moral system of resource distribution has become a weapon with which to cudgel the poor and eradicate the middle class. Those who claim […]
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Greek Pasta With Chickpeas and Garlic Lemon Sauce (Makaronia Me
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 30 mins
Our little community in Maine occasionally does ethnic-themed potluck dinners. Found this on an ethnic foods website and made it for Greek Night (figuring everyone else would do the usual spanakopita, mousaka, etc.) The fresh rosemary really makes this dish -- you might even want to up the amount a bit!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 8 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 ounce butter
- 2 tablespoons rosemary, finely chopped
- 1⁄2 cup vegetable broth
- 10 leaves spinach, finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 (28 ounce) can chickpeas, drained
- 12 ounces macaroni
- cayenne, to taste
- salt and pepper, to taste
- Cook garlic in olive oil and butter over medium heat until garlic is golden.
- Add rosemary, stir through, then add broth and cook until liquid is reduced by half.
- Add spinach, and lemon juice.
- Cook over medium heat until the sauce is almost syrupy.
- Add chickpeas and set aside.
- Cook pasta as directed.
- Toss pasta with sauce.
- Season with cayenne, salt and pepper and serve.
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This was superb flavour, my only dissapointment was that the recipe didn't seem to yeild enough sauce when I upped the serving. Thank you for sharing.
It has a light refreshing taste that's perfect for summer or a light lunch..


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Torcello Travel Guide: 54 reviews and 107 photos
I'd been recommended this island by Mr and Mrs C - a couple of Venice addicts that I know.
So Christmas Day, I was heading for Burano, but the Vaporetto was so packed, that I 'jumped ship' at Torcello, intending to carry on to Burano later.
It was one of those perfect winter days - blue skies and a weak sun.
Alighting at the Vaporetto station, I spent some time admiring the views to Burano and back to Venice, and enjoying the peace and quiet, which was broken intermittantly by waterfowl and the water lapping against the bankside. It also gave me the chance to put a bit of distance between my fellow passengers, who were heading straight off down the path, so that we wouldn't all be arriving at the Basillica etc en masse.
A displayboard nearby showed a map of the island as well as warnings of work that was underway to improve the islands defences from tidal damage.
After stopping to phone my family to wish them Happy Christmas, I followed the path beside the canal. Passing the un - parapetted 'Devils Bridge', which was undergoing some repair work, I came upon a restaurant, where sounds of merriment were coming from inside. I was getting a bit peckish, but decided to continue on my exploration, and soon came across the main attractions of Torcello, all within a few metres of each other.
There is a display board and map, identifying the buildings etc, and giving some information about the history etc.
I was interested in looking at the relics displayed on the ground and walls. These included a bas relief of The winged Lion, with its paw on an open book - the symbol of Venice, gargoyles, religious figures, crests, coats of arms etc. Attilas Throne is found surrounded by more urns etc.
The Basilica Santa Maria Assunta, its Camponile, Santa Fosca and the museum were all closed, but there was still plenty to see.
I particularly enjoyed the garden, where some amusing statues were displayed amongst the vegetation of a vegetable garden.
Heading back to wait for the vaporetto, I was surprised to see a peacock in a garden, along with other birds, waterfowl, goats and a couple of cats.
There was quite a while to wait for the vaporetto, and I decided to get on the first one that arrived, Not minding whether it was heading to Burano or back to Venice.
I was more than happy to enjoy the changing light, and the changing colour of the sky and water. I took lots of photos of the water and sky.
I caught the next Vaporetto, which called in at Burano, but I decided to head back to Venice (via Murano) I decided that I'd rather visit Burano for a longer visit later.
It was quite hard to imagine, that at one time, Torcello had a population of 20,000, and held more importance than Venice.
It is the oldest continually populated region of Venice, although there are now possibly less than 20 full time residents.
Farming/ small holdings, fishing and a handful of restaurants /B&B's provide a living on the island.
The island had quite an isolated air, with fields and abandoned marsh land, and still canals. Being Winter time, this feeling was magnified.
It was strange to feel so isolated, but still have views of Venice, Murano and Burano.
There has possibly been habitation here since the 5th century
638 AD Inhabitants from Altino/ Altinum - A Roman City, escaping the invading barbarians led by Attila the Hun, take refuge on the island of Torcello. Joined by the Bishop of Altinum, the island became his See, with the Cathedral beginning construction a year later, to house the remains of St Eliadorus, the patron saint of the island.
Legend states that the Bishop had a vision, in which he was ordered to climb the city tower. Here he saw stars over the island, and hence led its citizens to safety on Torcello
Torcello soon became an important cultural, trading, political and religious centre. Trading had originated with contacts in Constantinople. The salty marshes, providing lucrative income from its saline and salt.
By the 10th Century, Torcellos population was 10,000 at its zenith it was double this figure!
During the 12th century, The islands decline happened. The canals and waterways silted up, causing navigation problems. Land became swamp, and the laguna morte -(dead lagoon), attracted mosquitoes, which in turn infected the inhabitants with malaria.
From the early 9th century, the amphibious Torcello inhabitants, had been attracted to move to the central lagoon, and a mudbank known as Rialto.
Skills learnt on Torcello, in land reclaimation and construction of quays and buildings soon led to the birth of Venice.
During and after the 12th century, many of the islands inhabitants moved to join their pioneer ancestors on the expanding island of Venice.
- Pros:Peaceful Island, Historical churches,
- Cons:All the attractions are in the same area, so can get quite busy when the tour groups land.
- In a nutshell:This is where Venice originated
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Yankees Beat Orioles 11-10 as Rookie Montero Hits Two Home Runs
Rookie Jesus Montero twice emerged from the dugout to acknowledge the applause of 45,069 fans at Yankee Stadium after hitting his first two Major League Baseball home runs as New York beat the Baltimore Orioles 11-10.
"I was dreaming of doing that before. I was always telling myself before, 'One day I'm going to be that guy,'" Montero told reporters. "It was amazing moment and an amazing feeling."
Also yesterday, Cliff Lee pitched his league-leading sixth shutout of the season as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Atlanta Braves 9-0, while rookie Zach Stewart took a perfect game into the eighth inning as the Chicago White Sox swept their double header against the Minnesota Twins.
The 21-year-old Montero, a catcher who was promoted from the minor leagues on Sept. 1, hit a solo home run in the fifth inning yesterday for New York to snap an 8-8 tie and added a two-run shot in the seventh as the Yankees extended their winning streak to five games.
Montero is the first Yankee to hit his first two major-league homers in the same game since Shane Spencer in 1998, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
"We always thought that this young man can swing the bat," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "The one thing is, you don't get too giddy on one game and you don't get too down on another game."
Robinson Cano hit a grand slam, his third of the year, and Mark Teixeira added his 36th home run of the season for the Yankees, who have won eight of nine games.
Yankees Extend Lead
New York (86-53) pushed its lead atop the American League East to 2 1/2 games as second-place Boston (84-56) lost 1-0 in 11 innings to the Toronto Blue Jays yesterday.
The Yankees and Orioles combined for 13 runs over the first two innings as both starting pitchers struggled. Brian Matusz gave up five runs in 1 1/3 innings for Baltimore, while Yankees pitcher Freddy Garcia allowed a season-high seven runs in 2 2/3 innings.
New York pulled away behind Montero, who was in the lineup as the team's designated hitter, a role he could fill in the postseason against left-handed pitchers. In four games since his call-up, Montero is hitting .385.
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It was the second setback of the day for Boston, which lost starting pitcher Josh Beckett to an ankle injury during the fourth inning.
Lee Extends Win Streak
At Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, Lee won his seventh straight start to improve to 16-7. The left-hander has a 0.96 earned run average during his streak, while the win extended the Phillies' MLB-best record to 89-48.
The White Sox won their first game against the Twins yesterday 2-1 behind seven scoreless innings by Philip Humber. In the second game, Stewart finished with a one-hitter as Chicago won 4-0.
Stewart retired 21 batters before Danny Valencia got a leadoff double in the eighth to end the right-hander's bid to become the 21st rookie in major league history to throw a no-hitter.
Stewart was 0-1 with a 10.98 earned run average in his two previous major league starts. A third-round pick of the Cincinnati Reds in 2008, the White Sox acquired the 24-year-old from the Toronto Blue Jays along with pitcher Jason Frasor on July 27 in exchange for pitcher Edwin Jackson and infielder Mark Teahen.


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Never lose hope in your journey. We constantly heard your time will come, it will happen when it's meant to happen,stop stressing and it will happen. I have heard it all. Never wanting to believe any of it.
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