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Happy New Year - What's Ahead?
Are you glad that New Year only occurs once a year? Who wants to look back and forward on the same day? It's inevitable, I suppose.
Lately, I have reflected a lot on my Linux career in contrast to other IT work and environments. Linux started in 1997 for me and encompassed about nine years. I have looked back and have looked forward to the year ahead. I certainly have plans and hope you do also. But before looking ahead at our plans, we might examine our personal history to give ourselves a context in which to view a future with full knowledge that the best laid plans often go astray.
Becoming a Linux Guy - The Past
I first fooled around with Linux in 1997 attempting to build a proxy server and firewall on a DEC Aptiva. Unfortunately, the firewall didn't work, but the team got an itch for Linux. At the time, Red Hat had a port for the Alpha 64.
Shortly afterward, I went to work as an ecommerce specialist designing and building web sites in a new practice group at an old main line firm. I came to that firm under a manager who knew little abut the web. In fact, she was attempting to have her staff learn how to build web sites.
The group built their web sites using MS servers and technologies. Luckily I found a Linux guy working in IT support and we started working on an ecommerce server. As the de facto practice manager, I had to leave after training the department and went to Cap Gemini as the ecommerce practice manager in my district.
The practice fell under the Advanced Technologies group nationally. As a PURE Microsoft shop, the IT director confiscated my Linux boxes and again I went away. On a contract for Gateway's ISP, I helped move the operation from Windows based servers to Linux and BSD under a partnership with UUNET.
My next project began as a consultant to Ericsson, a big UNIX shop with an openness to Linux. At the time, Ericsson's new CEO pushed the company from their own mainframes and email system to MS Exchange, forgetting that 30% of his user base used Solaris. Seeing the chaos created by the email switch, I saw a niche: Building a UNIX clone of Outlook for Solaris.
That's when I started a Linux shop and began developing an Outlook clone using a CDO proxy. The first potential customers included Ericsson, Boeing and to my surprise Intel. The need existed and UNIX shops wanted the email client.
Eight years later, I found myself immersed in Linux and open source technology. In fact, O'Reilly gave me the chance to write for them : Two books, articles, a blog and used me to contribute to other books including "Running Linux version 5". As of this writing, my most recent book, "Linux System Administration" (LSA) is in production and due for a March release. One motivation I had for writing LSA came from some suggestions that I could write but had little technical ability. I'm grateful to O'Reilly for letting me help power users and administrations from all walks of life learn to build and administer various Linux servers.
The Future
If you read my previous post, then you already know what's on my mind. I'm over the top with curiosity about enterprise infrastructures in the market today. I recently had an opportunity to function in a very large mixed Novell-Microsoft shop.
Back to my latest O'Reilly book. The final Linux System Administration manuscript hit the editors desk in October. As tech review commenced, I found myself with little to do, except baby sit some web sites. I wanted a challenge.
Luckily for me, Dallas has a remarkable Community College district. I chose to attend the downtown campus and take courses to re-certify as a MSP. The courses taught have very little exam cramming. In fact, they actually teach the technology. I wanted to see how far MS has gone since my NT 4.0 days.
I already have a Bachelor's from a major school and did post-graduate work, so getting an associates looked like an OK thing to do, but may or may not happen depending on how far I want to take this thing.
DCCCD has the most affordable courses I could find. The downtown facility, El Centro, has the most advanced and largest labs I have seen anywhere. I had a lot of choices as far as certifications from the IBM iSeries, Cisco, UNIX, MS and other Academies. I took advantage of the labs. The lack of knowledge about the campus downtown amused me. I often asked myself why those huge organizations in downtown Dallas hadn't flooded El Centro and its massive facilities with employees wanting to increase their skill sets.
If you attend El Centro, you can use the Dallas Area Transit System for free and I rode the train. It takes about eight minutes to go from my house to the station. My stop is less than a block from the campus.
The two instructors I had not only knew MS but were Linux guys too. One incorporated Red Hat into his practice and the other was in the middle of a Netware conversion to SUSE. They made enough comparisons to keep me interested. When the semester ended I enrolled in two additional courses and plan to attend more starting in January.
Does this mean I'm deserting the Linux world? I'm not sure. It may mean I immerse myself in some new frontiers. I have to take A+ and N+ courses to qualify for an associates. I've built dozens, maybe hundreds of my own desktops and servers since the early 1990's. Every certification I pass gives me 4 hours of credit toward another degree. That's face time I don't have to have. I don't even know if I need an associates since I already have that bachelors from a major university and post-graduate hours in courses closely aligned to Information Systems. But then, an associates might have some fun attached to it.
I'm not deserting Linux. I still have my job building and administering web sites and services. I just set up a co-hosted server running Debian. And while we shut down five Linux servers out on the Internet, we have more coming up.
So, I have planned for 2007, but then again few things go according to plans. The main thing for me involves making plans and having dreams and aspirations. I happen to have those in an area I would have criticized not too long ago. If the future is open as the O'Reilly team says, then I am open to the future.
Happy New Year!
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You have really good memory, not like me. I wouldn't remember past events so well.
The part "As a PURE Microsoft shop, the IT director confiscated my Linux boxes and again I went away." made me smile a lot :)
Even though you said that "few things go according to plans", I hope you're doing well.
Thanks, Tom You gave a great
Hi Tom,
You gave a great talk to the local NTLUG group a few months ago. Thanks for that. Come back and visit!
I'm a fellow DCCCD student - in the Unix program at North Lake.
Of dreams and aspirations
I wish I had dreams and/or aspirations. I seem to have lost mine of late.
See, I actually started using Linux in November 1991. This was in the 0.12 days where you were lucky if you had HJ Lu's boot/root diskettes. Throughout the 90's I did quite a bit of evangelizing and supporting of Linux. I was one of the first to "infect" the US Army with it and did quite a bit of educating the public as well as the US Federal Government.
But now I am a fish out of water. Due to medical and health issue, I am unable to work nor keep up with the advances of Linux and open source. My goals have narrowed down to just getting out of bed every day.
Reading your commentary get me thinking that I do need to try and get back into the swing of things. At least work on a project or two and keep abreast of the general state of Linux. It's not been easy as I can no longer afford to get any of the magazines or other subscriptions (LWN was probably the best) or to take some training as you have done. Side note: Being on a fixed income really SUCKS!!!
Anyway, thanks for the proverbial kick in the pants, Tom. Looks like I might finagle a goal or two for 2007 after all.
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Now, i'm not gonna lie. I love the Halo series. But something was missing from the Single Player experience and it's bothering Me. Don't get Me wrong...Halo 3 is perfect when you look at the overall package like Mutiplayer and all of it's features (Which...alone could have been it's own game and would have blown other "Online Only" games like Shadowrun and Warhawk away!), but there's something wrong with the Single Player game. And I think that the review should have been based on the Single Player game alone because that's what was most important isn't it? Multiplayer and it's features should just be the "Cherry On Top" when it comes down to reviewing this game.
I mean, "Finish the Fight" was the whole emphasis on this game, but finishing the fight had it's hiccup's and they cannot be overlooked.
First of all: The game is too Short. You could blast your way through this game in a few Hours. This is understandable since the first two games were not so long either. But, the single player game in Halo 3 just felt Shorter. I guess since games like Bioshock, I've been expecting a little too much from this game.
Second: The story. Though it did fill in the gaps it needed to fill, there were still some things I would have liked to see. One thing I liked about Halo 2 was that the game gave you a perspective from both sides of the fight. Seeing the story of the "Covenant" unfold was cool. When they introduced the "Arbiter", it was an amazing experience (for Me at least). Don't expect those kind of Moments here.
Third: The level design just felt weird. It just did not feel like Halo. Also, the battles in these levels just didn't feel as "Epic" as they should have been. Yeah...there were moments but, finishing the game...I was still waiting for that really big fight y'know? The one where you really feel like you've ended this war. The one we were all waiting for. That "Return Of The King" moment that Bungie made a big fuss about. It wasn't here.
Now I can understand why Shoe would give Halo 3 a "10". He probably based it on Multiplayer and is having a blast with features like "Forge" and stuff like that. The multiplayer in Halo 3 is the most amazing experience I've had so far!
But for those looking to get this game and can care less about Multiplayer...expecting thier lives to be changed from this experience will be let down indeed.
Which is why my review score for Halo 3 would have to be: An "8".
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- Jim Hall: "He had been ill-made in the making. He had not been born right, and he had not been helped any by the moulding he had received at the hands of society." (25.1)
Yeah, there's a whole lot of molding going on. (Or moulding, as it were.)
So what's all that molding about? Well, for one thing, it emphasizes the novel's belief that we're a product of our environment. The folks who get molded often seem to be bad sorts who do awful things. London's clay metaphor suggests that it's not all their fault, that bad circumstances forced them into a life of evil and depravity, rather than just being bad to the bone.
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CAMP VICTORY, Iraq - Good leaders make sure their troops are squared away before they roll outside the wire. They check for water, ammunition and protective equipment. They check the little things to prevent big problems. The also make sure their service members are squared away by verifying their personal information is current on their Isolated Personnel Report, that they have completed and understand the online Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape training and that their personal locator beacons are properly registered No one wants to believe that they might find themselves separated and alone in a hostile environment, but if it happens, ISOPREP, PLBs and SERE are the tools they will need to help the U.S. military find them and bring them home. Leaders need to ensure that their soldiers keep those tools mission ready. 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Skip to comments.Republican Party has ignored its principles
Posted on 03/26/2004 12:06:46 PM PST by Willie GreenEdited on 05/07/2004 9:06:02 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
In a recent letter to the president of the United States, I informed him of my resignation from the Republican Party in Greenville. I shall continue to be involved in the local political arena, but not as a Republican.
I am sick and tired of the Republicans selling us down the river. No matter how hard I try to institute positive change, Republicans and the Republican Party ignore my pleas. For this reason I have joined the U.S. Constitution Party and urge other conservatives to do the same.
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Per Bush's proposal:
- Illegal immigrants already in the USA and people still in their home countries would be matched with employers. Those in the USA illegally would have to pay an unspecified fee and prove they are employed.
The matched workers would get "guest worker" cards allowing them to stay in the USA for three years. The cards would be renewable for three-year periods but not indefinitely.
So is it a fee or a fine? Looks like they are getting licensed to me. I know it says unspecified fee, but come on do you really think that it will be some large amount? These are low income wage earners, in general, so to impose a large fee would spark outrage. Of course to not would show that it is not a fine, so it is unspecified.
Well Luis, by your reasoning, America must have been a Communist Nation for better than 200 years because that describes most of our history, at least with respect to tariffs. But I'm curious, if neither the individual nor the government has any legitimate input to trade then who does?
Just to let you know, due to your tendency to define counter-arguments in the extreme, Im not against U.S. companies investing in other countries. Where did you get that idea from?
What I am against is our government "encouraging" companies to offshore, outsouce with perverse tax & regulatory incentives and other assistance like the Ex/IM bank & OPIC. Further, you conveniently ignore the WTO, which is emerging as the ultimate authority on trade regulation around the world. Does this sound FREE? Do you have any idea of the regulatory powers that this unelected, unaccountable top heavy organization has over ALL world trade? To say nothing of how the WTO is usurping Americas sovereignty by over-riding our laws, courts, regulations, and constitutional guarantees.
With regard to tariffs, YES I am an advocate of raising tariffs on imports from countries that: 1) Block our exports with trade barriers. 2) Subsidize their industries giving their companies unnatural trade advantages over our companies. 3) Utilize slave labor and/or fix the price of their labor and currency to gain trade advantages. 4) Have little/no environmental regulations, labor laws, human rights, safety laws. 5) Show no interest in protecting IP, copyrights, trademarks, patents and allow pirating of such with no legal recourse. 6) Practice Dumping and Trade Mercantilism with the sole intention of damaging U.S. industry to take market share. More to the point, I especially have problems with One Way trade deals with nations that threaten to Nuke us and have nothing but contempt for basic human rights and freedoms.
Finally, I believe if a U.S. corporation really thinks of itself as a Global concern and demonstrates little regard for American interests then such company should be put on notice that it will receive no taxpayer funded financial guarantees, no diplomatic support, no implied or real military response in any way, shape or form from the U.S. government. None, Nada, Zip. If one day China decides to nationalize their assets and rip off their technology Tough Rocks. They are on their own. After all, they are a Global not U.S. company.
Oh and of course I agree with your point that we do not have free trade with China. Free trade does not exist in the Real World---particularly as it relates to China and most of Asia. A better term for U.S. trade polices is Crony Trade. If I use the term free trade it is in the context of how the term is generally used in describing the popular, mythical objectives of our trade policies
which are anything but free.
You then have to either stay home or vote for some other 3rd party
Probably libertarian (Nolan?), maybe Petrouka, if Bush signs it. If he doesn't,(which is likely) then I vote Bush.
Either way, it doesn't help your cause.
Neither does voting for a gun grabber. If I'm slapped in the face on my top issue, why should I back them?
At least Bush is a pro-gun proponent. And I, like Bush, think there is middle ground on every issue.
1. Where's the middle ground? 2. The only thing in the middle of the road is roadkill or a yellow stripe. Going to the middle is oftentimes a recipe for disaster. Bush deserves credit for telling off the UN on small arms. He signed armed pilots kicking and screaming, but he did sign it and that's the important thing. He supports banning gun lawsuits, and pushed for a clean bill. He has a mixed record on judges that evens out.(One really bad one, one really good one)
But that AW ban and gun show ban is the reallly big one.
When you take the middle ground, you get the extreme left and the extreme right pissed off at you.
As happened in 98(a very republican year in Michigan) for a congressional candidate who ran in the middle and lost by 20% due to prolifers staying home. This was despite Geoff Fieger leading the dems.
In the end, Kerry still wins if you stay home or vote 3rd party.
If Kerry wins, I lose. If Bush wins, I have to figure out if I win or if I lose. The third parties won't win, but they are useful for a protest vote which sends a message to headquarters.
There's Bush's team. There's Kerry's team. There's Petrouka's team. There's Nolan's team. Then there's me. I'm a free agent that is coming off a 4 year contract with Bush's team in 2000. All want to sign this free agent. I specialize in 2nd amendment issues and county grassroots politics.
Now I have to decide if Bush's offer is good enough for me, or if one of the other teams has a better offer. As of now, I'm still on Bush's team.
The United States is far from having been a nation with traditionally high, protectionist tariffs, quite the contrary actually. The periods with the highest tariffs on imports in US history are those leading to the Civil War, and the Great Depression; as tariffs fell in both instances, the national economy rebounded.
"Just to let you know, due to your tendency to define counter-arguments in the extreme, Im not against U.S. companies investing in other countries."
I've come to believe the contrary from your arguments against outsourcing.
You continually offer instances of governments interfering with trade as examples of what's wrong with the idea of free trade. Here's a clue...the WTO is the antithesis of free trade, the WTO is government controlled, one world crap.
"With regard to tariffs, YES I am an advocate of raising tariffs on imports from countries that:
So, you advocate our government behaving just like those other country's governments.
Why on Earth would anyone make the argument that the best economic policy for the US would be to mirror itself after the failed economic policies of other nations?
If in fact free trade does not exist in the real world, then it's only because people such as yourself do not allow it.
Alright, smarta$$.....don't be a coward.
What non-action?!!!
You were brave. You were bold. You were lieing.
Can you be brave & bold, and tell the truth?
What non-action?!!
So now I'm not only a weirdo, for having the audacity to have reasons not to vote for the RINO-in-Chief, but I'm pathetic as well. Ahhhh, how liberal of you...don't address the substance of my argument, but simply resort to name calling. I guess its yet another example of a liberal tactic co-opted by Pubbies. So sad. Once upon a time the GOP was the conservative party. Now its just the "not as liberal" party.
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If there is anything else I can be of help with....
times up!!!
It's because it was never there to begin with.
times up!!!
It's because it was never there to begin with
Whatever laot, declare your victory of one. I guess it helps your self-esteem, while everybody else ignores you.
But, I have you.
Sounds like the choice is made then. Better to have to 'figure out' if you've lost than to know you lost.
Ah yes...yet another liberal tactic, the "Pee-Wee Herman" defense. Why not just type "I know you are, but what am I?", 'cause that's the long and short of it.
Now, I may be wrong, but Bush is not a participant in our conversation here, it's just you and me. He's a public figure, and therefore is fair game for name calling. You, OTOH, seem incapable of addressing any of the substantive parts of my posts, and instead seem to get increasingly upset that I don't like your president. Because of this, you resort to the same tactic that all liberals that can't think of anything else to do, insulting those who don't see things the same as you. That's incredibly sad.
"I've already addressed the substance of your argument."
No you haven't, but I see you again call me names (hard headed, eh?). The substance of my argument is that:
1) in the last three elections, I held my nose and voted for the lesser of two evils RINO, and was completely unhappy with the result,
2) because of this, I "wasted" those votes,
3) this year, I intend to write in a candidate that more closely represents my views than the Coke and Pepsi candidates that the major parties will nominate,
4) because of this, it will be the first time since 1988 that I will be satisfied with the vote I cast. Furthermore, I assert
5) my vote for the RINO-in-Chief in 2000 only got us bigger and more intrusive government, more errosion of our freedoms, and has moved us that much closer to Socialism, and therefore
6) the Pubbies are taking us over the same cliff the 'Rats are, only slightly slower. Because of this,
7) I stated that we might as well elect a 'Rat, and therefore get to the eventual bottom of the ravine sooner, so we can get started cleaning up the mess that much sooner, and not simply prolong the agony by electing slower moving Socialist Pubbies.
This is the substance of my argument, and you've yet to address any of it. You might want to stop getting mad every time someone dares to say something you don't like about your president, and start thinking about your responses before you post them. You're only hurting yourself.
"And in the end I've concluded that you are too hard headed and set in your ways."
Hehehehehe...you're making this waaaaaay too easy!
"So take your vote and do one of the following:
Don't use it
Vote for 3rd party
Vote for Kerry
Vote for Bush"
Uh...yeah, and? What else is there to do with it? Take it out and toss it like a football? Use it for a bookmark? Shine up the ol' penny loafers with it? Really now, newbie...you starting to lose it.
"I'll be watching this Web site after November if Kerry wins to see if you whine about all the bad things he is doing for the country. And every time you do, I'll be there to remind you about this conversation."
Great. I'll be here, bitching and moaning just like I am now with Bush and the Pubbies in charge. You don't seem capable of grasping that we're screwed one way or the other. It doesn't matter if your idol Bush or Herman Munster wins this November...we get bigger government and more Socialism either way. Now maybe you don't mind prolonging the agony, maybe you like seeing our nation going to hell in a handbasket. But I'm sick of the encroaching Socialism and perversion, and sick of the American sheeple sitting idly by and letting it happen, while they're kept fat, dumb and happy on government bread and Hollyweird circuses. I want my country back, and I want it back while I'm young enough to do something about it.
I don't expect you'll understand where I'm coming from, but then again I remember back in 1988, when I was young, dumb, and thought anyone with an (R) behind his name could do no wrong. I drank a lot of Pubbie Punch back then, but eventually I came to realize that it tased exactly the same as 'Rat Raspberry. Maybe you will open your eyes one day, newbie. But don't wait too long, 'cause time's running out...the cliff's right in front of us.
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Now that's the only thing you have said that makes sense.
For your knowledge, I'm not a Pubbie. I'm a Bush supporter and a Clinton/Gore hater. Only within the last months did my money go to the RNC because I want to get Bush re-elected.
You seem to dislike every candidate that doesn't agree 100% with you. In some ways, it makes me happy that you aren't agreeing with Bush or Bush isn't agreeing with you. I can see that Bush is a very intelligent man to have a viewpoint different than yours.
I understand your problems with the Republican Party...a Party I left a few years ago for many of the same reasons you state.
Last election I voted (Proudly) for the Constitution Party Candidate.
But there is a large difference between this election and the last one.
We are at War. At war with people (and I use the term v-e-r-y loosely) who would attack Americans who wanted nothing more than to help provide food and aid...and then drag their burned bodies thru the streets.
We are at War with a group of terrorists who have rammed aircraft into buildings..killing 3,000 of our countrymen.
Make NO mistake...where I believe President Bush is wrong...I will say so just as you have the chance to do.(and the obligation to do)
There are some areas I disagree with President Bush.But he is the ONLY President in my life time that seems to understand that there is NO chance of working out any other solution to the terrorist problem...other than to kill every one of them.
...and for that, and if need be, that alone...I will vote for him.
You have yet to deal with any of the substantive points I laid out for you clearly in my previous post, newbie. I kind of hate to point it out, and I'm really starting to feel like I'm kicking a puppy, but to simply drop your head and keep repeating "you're wrong, you're wrong, you're wrong" is yet another liberal debating tactic. It's their last resort actually, when they've been thoroughly beaten on the facts, common sense and logic, and they have nothing left to fire back with. Since liberals just can't bring themselves to admit they've been beaten, they simply fold their arms, close their eyes and scream the "you're wrong" mantra. I hate to say it, newbie, but you've pulled yet another play from the liberal book. This is the point at which the conservative claims victory, as I do now.
Therefore, either deal with the meat of my argument, with specifics, and tell me what exactly you find wrong about my assertion that:
1)Bush and Kerry are Socialists, taking us down the exact same path to ruin, only Bush a little slower than Kerry would, and
2) to not vote one's conscience, but to hold one's nose and vote for the lesser of two evils, is wasting one's vote, rather that voting for someone in whom you believe.
If you can't address these points, and tell me how I'm wrong, please do not bother posting to me again, because I've already claimed victory.
PS...I read in one of your earlier posts to another FReeper that you like Bush because he can always find "the middle ground". A leader doesn't lead from the middle...he leads from the front. Bush's biggest failings have been because he's tried to please everyone, and you just can't do that...it doesn't work. You have to pick a side and work from there. All he's done is pick up a few middle ground voters, like you, while alienating a whole slew of conservative voters, like me. Maggie Thatcher said it best when she said "Consensus is the negation of leadership." We need a leader, not just someone who, with the best of intentions, is paving our way down the road to hell.
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I believe I said his opinion is in the middle between the extreme left and the extreme right.
Your opinion is that Bush is a SOB and a Socialist. Does it do any good to discuss anything with extremists from the far right or the far left? Don't bother answering, the answer is no.
By definition, the middle is the middle no matter if its between the fringe left and right, or simply the left and right. On a scale of 1 to 10, the middle is still 5. A conservative leader should be a solid 7.5 to 8. So again, Bush is wrong to take the mushy middle ground...he needs to pick a side and go from there.
"Your opinion is that Bush is a SOB and a Socialist. Does it do any good to discuss anything with extremists from the far right or the far left? Don't bother answering, the answer is no."
Oh man, this is too easy!!! There you go again! Another liberal tactic!!! When you've been thoroughly trashed in a debate, and you have embarrassed yourself in front of God and everyone, fake some righteous indignation and hide behind it as you duck out the back door.
Look, you might want to re-think your participation on FReep. Not everyone on here is as nice and easy going as I am, and frankly, would have chewed you up and spit you out had they been debating you instead of yours truly. In order to survive, you need to have a better argument than, in essence, "Bush is great and you're stupid. If you're not going to vote for him, you're weird, even if you have plenty of reasons not to vote for him", repeated over and over again, with slight variations. You need to, for instance, ask me why I believe Bush is a Socialist, then pick my answers to pieces with what you believe is the truth. You need to ask me why I believe there isn't a nickel's worth of difference between Bush and Kerry, then shoot my argument full of holes with your beliefs. You can't just simply say "if you don't vote for him you're weird". That works in the sand box, but not on the soap box. It works on the playground, but not the battleground. In short, your debating skills need to graduate from third grade to at least high school level. Just a little free advice. It's worth what it cost you. See you in the funny pages.
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You're sarcasm is noted as is you're point. The Republicans have obviously let him and many of us down, too many times, and the Democrats are worse.
Seems to me you are suggesting a third party.
Amen! A voice of reason!
Though as a conservative I can think of MANY MORE reasons to vote for Bush as well.
If he is so hard on terrorism, why did he not reform our out of control immigration policies, and close and secure out national borders within 24 hours of the 911 attack? Most all the terrorist in 911 were in this country illegally, and we all know, that our borders are an *extreme* security risk to all of us.
With hundereds of thousands of people entering illegally, routinely, bringing in TONS of illegal drugs, well, it doesn't take a security expert to realize that these open borders are a security time bomb, not to mention the domestic nightmare is causing this country.
So why the broken chain in security? You know as well as I, anyone can enter this country with little effort. Osama could put on a NY Yankees cap, and walk right.
Do you not see a glaring discrepancy here?
How can he be tough on terrorism, yet leave the doors and windows wide open to our house? If there was a pack of murderers roaming the neighborhood, would you leave your doors and windows wide open?
Then again, you cannot predict the future, and the two party cartel will do everything possible to remain the only two parties in the beltway.
You ever notice how the rich and the major corporations routinely contribute to both of the beltway partys.
Will do.
And if you actually understood conservative principles,
you'd also realize that Kerry is automaticly excluded from consideration.
But, even tho I disagree with President Bush's approach to the border 'mess', I do NOT find it reason enough NOT to vote for him.
But it IS something that I believe we need to work on.
Taxes happen when any politician gets a taste of power and contemplates reelection.
As a responsible citizen, I view my right to vote as a civic duty.
I have voted in every election and referendum (primaries and general, federal, state and local) in which I was an eligible voter over the last ~33 years.
If an acceptable candidate is not on the ballot, I have no qualms about writing in the name of an alternative whom I admire. Or writing in "none of the above" if necessary.
A candidate must EARN my vote by best representing my positions on issues.
I won't be conned into voting against my principles or interests by some snow-job argument that it'll "help" some boogeyman who's supposedly worse. I hold politicians accountable for their own positions, regardless of whom they're running against.
That's why I switched from the Dem party during the Clinton regime.
Yes, It was during the same period that the GOP clearly began to abandon its principles and embark on its leftward odyssey. Oh, there was a brief resurgence of grass roots conservatism with the "Contract with America" which I fully supported. But the powers-that-be quickly scuttled and back-burnered that at their earliest convenience. And I began to consider more principled alternatives in the Reform Party.
What do the candidates talk about? The children have no books.
Look at the fancy gymnasium, the concert-grade auditorium, and the 8 soccer fields where all the hitlerjugend are becoming so healthy in their bodies, and don't look in the library--no one is there.
What politician can tell the truth and have a prayer of winning the election?
Amen, bro! Couldn't agree more.
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"Time will prove me right and you wrong."
I guess next time you'll tell me your daddy can beat up my daddy? Or you're rubber and I'm glue, and whatever I say bounces off you and sticks to me? How 'bout the good old standby, "Nanny-nanny, boo-boo, stick your head in doo-doo"? Are you completely incapable of adult debate? Or are are you just embarrassed because you've gotten your clock cleaned several dozens of times in this thread, and you just can't bring yourself to give up?
P.S...of course I have a job. Haven't you heard Bush's unemployment numbers? I thought you Bushbots had all the talking points memorized.
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This might have had at least an iota of impact, had you bothered to proofread before you posted, but I guess they don't teach proofreading until the fifth grade, eh? I assume you meant to say "You're" sounding like Dick Clarke, right? Or maybe you're speaking in Ebonics?
This is getting very boring, and I guess you're in full liberal battle mode, so I'll do an O'Reilly and let you have the last word. I'll just leave you with a last bit of free advice...in addition to learning some debating skills, you might want to learn how to proofread before posting, and use that handy-dandy little Spell Check thingy to the left of the Preview button. Folks might take you a little more seriously if you didn't come across as a third grader throwing a temper tantrum because no one liked her. See ya, Chuckles...go ahead and finish your tantrum, and I'll see ya in the funny pages.
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If u have seen it and didnt like it i would really like to know why u didnt.
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Princess Mononoke.Posted: Feb 15, 2006 12:00AM PST by videogameprincess
If you like this movie, try these. (Some are made by the same people.) Spirited Away, Castle in the Sky, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind (a.k.a. Warriors of the Wind).


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China has made steady gains in military IT and has stolen U.S. intellectual property related to "key national security technologies," the Pentagon charged June 5 in an annual report to Congress.
Beijing has "used its intelligence services and other illicit approaches to collect sensitive U.S. information and export-controlled technology in violation of U.S. laws and export controls," the unclassified report said.
The Chinese defense industry is also tightly integrated with the country's civilian science and technology sectors, which has helped the military develop source code, avionics, and information and cyber-technologies, the report said.
The findings come amid rising Sino-American tensions related to information security. The Justice Department last month indicted five members of China's People's Liberation Army on cyber-espionage charges. Beijing responded by canceling a bilateral dialogue on cybersecurity and, through state-run media, denouncing tech giants like Google and Apple as "pawns" of the American government.
Beijing has leveled its own accusations of cyber-espionage at Washington. China's main Internet security agency said in March that a large portion of cyber-attacks against the country's computers in 2013 originated in the United States.
Like the U.S. military, the PLA's strategic goals are increasingly based on controlling information, whether in cyberspace, outer space or elsewhere, the Pentagon report said.
"Almost all of the PLA's 2013 exercises focused on operating in 'informationized' conditions by emphasizing system-of-systems operations, a concept that can be viewed as the Chinese corollary to U.S. network-centric warfare," the document said. China's investments in advanced electronic warfare systems and computer network operations reflect this priority, the report added.
The report involved the departments of State, Homeland Security, Energy, Commerce and Treasury, the intelligence community, and the National Security Council staff, a senior defense official said.
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Published: Wednesday, August 20, 2014 at 10:55 p.m.
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The Asheville Tourists' magic number to clinch a spot in the South Atlantic League playoffs is now 1 following Wednesday's 8-6 win at Kannapolis and Charleston's 7-2 loss to Greenville.
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I transferred in as a sophomore (I'm an International student from an English-speaking country), after a gap of a few years in my education. If I applied as a freshman, I'd probably be attending a higher ranked school (I got 2240 SAT, 4.0 GPA and IB), but Pitt was the best school that took all my credit.
For those who felt 'overlooked' in some of their college applications, and have Pitt as a safety school, there's not a lot of ambition going around here. People do their work, go to class, and hang out with their friends.
But that being said, students here are very friendly, approachable, and the school is big enough that you can find your niche socially. People tend to stick with their own groups, some locals of Pittsburgh stick with their troupe of high school friends. But I have made a ton of friends here. From all different backgrounds, and from all different academic and non-academic interests.
Pitt is the sort of school where, if you're willing to work on being academically and socially successful, you'll have a great time. Yes, I kick myself a little for never applying to an Ivy / top ranked school, but I believe this school has everything I need for my own success.
If you're thinking about coming to Pitt and want to succeed socially (I'm a guy by the way), this is my advice:
-Join clubs. Pitt has heaps of them. Whether it's Greek Life, performing arts, club sports, volunteering, academic interest groups, gaming, or Model UN, these are great ways to make new friends.
-Live on campus your first year. Even if you transfer in, putting yourself in a dorm gets you in with a bunch of people.
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-Put yourself out there. Most people aren't super chatty, so be proactive in trying to get to know people. Talk to everyone.
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-There are a fair few people here, who just want to hang with their group of friends and talk to no-one else. That's okay, just find people that want to make new friends.So that's my little guide to succeeding socially at Pitt. It's a good school, it has everything you need. It doesn't have the Ivy prestige but if you're willing to really put yourself out there, it's a super fun experience.


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In Jack Liebeck's living room, two violin cases lie on the floor, stacks of classical CDs line the shelves and the score of Mendelssohn's violin concerto rests on the coffee table. It is not hard to guess what he does for a living.
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Maroon 5's poppy brand of funk, or perhaps funky brand of pop, has served them well. The American band - who sound like a tougher, rockier Jamiroquai, or a less heavy Red Hot Chili Peppers - have sold 15 million albums in under 10 years, and topped singles charts all over the world.
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Item 1.01. Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement.
On December 31, 2013, Insmed Incorporated (the "Company") and Denver Road, LLC entered into a lease of laboratory and office space totaling approximately 27,435 square feet in Bridgewater, New Jersey. The lease term ends November 30, 2019. Under the lease, the Company is obligated to pay base rent of $438,960 per year in the initial year of the lease, which base rent rises annually and equally until it reaches $507,547 in the final year of the lease. The Company also is obligated to pay for certain utilities, taxes and other expenses incurred by the landlord in excess of specified levels. The lease provides the Company with certain options to lease additional space in the same building. The Company will relocate its operations to the Bridgewater facility during 2014. A copy of the lease is filed as Exhibit 10.1 to this Current Report on Form 8-K and is incorporated herein by reference
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With options to lease the whole building. A current tenant's lease expires in February and if not renewed, Insmed has an option to pick up the space. Why would they specifically opt for this space? We are not talking about several months out but rather a few weeks. I think it reasonable to expect positive news soon.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
One of the other good things in the lease is the 6 months rent abatement.
We're moving ourselves to a larger building... Guess why? Not a decision made overnight!
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Smart move!
Sentiment: Strong Buy
16 bucks a square foot growing to 18.50 a square foot in 2019 is a good deal by any measure. Rents in the biotech corridor on 270 in Maryland start at 25 bucks a foot triple net.
dat beecause Joursey overbuild and rents are cheap.I used to work in Rockyville,you know Mary? I lonlee todays at clinic Everybodie go to church and pray for good results?
Very pleasantly surprised. When I first saw *SEC Filing 8 K...* filed after hours on a Friday, I was expecting something slimy and dilutive. This is much better. Proactive move considering the current space and lease is up this year...guessing we had to buy-out the last months of the current lease. The options, including renting additional space could just be boiler-plate but still very positive that language is in the lease.
So, will we get NTM news before we hear Managements objectives for the new space?
Any significance that this is after the Settlement date of 2018? Other than they probably won't be sold until after then?
[ We currently lease a facility totaling 27,035 square feet of laboratory and office space at 9 Deer Park Drive in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. The lease expires in December 2014. We also lease approximately 1,350 sq. ft. of lab space at 11 Deer Park Drive, which also expires in December 2014. The additional space at 11 Deer Park Drive is utilized to support the manufacturing process of ARIKACE for our clinical programs. ]
[ On December 31, 2013, Insmed Incorporated (the "Company") and Denver Road, LLC entered into a lease of laboratory and office space totaling approximately 27,435 square feet in Bridgewater, New Jersey. The lease term ends November 30, 2019. }
[ The lease provides the Company with certain options to lease additional space in the same building. ]
[ Tenant, subject to and in accordance with the provisions of this Lease, shall use the Premises for general office use and related laboratory use and for no other purpose. ]
One interpretation is that the Company doesn't anticipate any more Arikace clinical trials for the moment - supporting the long-standing guidance that the Company intends to seek FDA and EMEA approved uses of Arikace based upon the totality of the data from the clinical trials in Cystic Fibrosis and NTM, the Expanded Access program, and the Non-CF bronchiectasis study.
wouldn't it be nice to see something more on monday morning?
how far away is this from merck?
Why do we care how far away they are from Merck?
In today's world I'm closer to China sitting at my desk in the U.S. doing video conferencing.
Merck could be 5,000 miles away so any far fetched iPlex deal that you all dream up can still be accomplished.
10 miles from Merck. hmm...
INSM is moving approx 23 miles from Monmouth Junction to Bridgewater. Merck HQ is moving from Summit to former Schering HQ in Kenilworth NJ. INSM will be approx 16 miles from Merck HQ after both move. They have closed the commute. LOL
I will visit the site. Lease starts in June. Triple net lease. Interesting but this does not mean we will not be sold. This is another confidence builder though.
27k sq ft on a second floor mostly office space along with lab space. Option to lease almost the entire 3rd floor and part of the first floor to near double capacity.
All good!!!!
Sentiment: Strong Buy
INSM isn't going to be for sale for a while..This looks like someone setting up shop for the next five years while
they build their business.
Building . The building in which the Premises are located (herein called the " Building ") is located on the land (herein called the " Land ") described in Exhibit A attached hereto and made a part hereof. The Building is part of the multi-building complex (the " Complex ") known as 10 Finderne Avenue, Bridgewater, New Jersey. The Building is commonly known as Building 10, 10 Finderne Avenue, Bridgewater, New Jersey. The Building, together with the other buildings comprising the Complex, the Land, and the other improvements thereon, including, without limitation, the Public Areas, and such other facilities as are part of each building or buildings which may now or hereafter be constructed and developed on the Land, and all improvements, fixtures, facilities, machinery and equipment comprising a part of, or located in or used in the operation of, the all such buildings and facilities (including without limitation all improvements and betterments of tenants), as well as all personal property located in each such building or facility which is used in the operation thereof, the curbs, sidewalks and plazas immediately adjoining the Land, and all easements, air rights, development rights and other appurtenances to all such buildings and facilities and/or the Land, are referred to herein as the " Real Property
With options to lease the whole building. A current tenant's lease expires in February and if not renewed, Insmed has an option to pick up the space. Why would they specifically opt for this space? We are not talking about several months out but rather a few weeks. I think it reasonable to expect positive news soon.


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The concept is decent but the way it was illustrated makes it seem very contrived. If you've ever been to a strip club, first off, there are other types of vehicles in the parking lot; second, of the motorcycles that are there, they are definitely not all perfectly parked in rigid line like that. I'm also not really a fan of the choice of building for the strip club, kind of looks like a drug warehouse.
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Nobody would write a briefing for this subject. And, even if it was written, better solutions could be created....
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Wayne and Pat Smith just wanted to sell their electric organ.
So they took out an ad in the local paper. "We got some calls but nobody come by, then we got an operator-assisted call," says Smith.
The operator said the caller on the other line wanted more info on the organ. After a brief description the deal seemed to be done. Smith says, "They said 'well, we won't have to come by and look at it we'll just send you a money order."
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He also got an email.
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Smith has since decided not to sell the organ. He's just glad he now has the chance to warn others about the scam that almost took him. "You gotta watch what's going on because everybody is out there to make a few dollars if they can," says Smith.


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