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Skip to comments.Paul Ryan: We can definitely repeal at least 85% of Obamacare via reconciliation
Posted on 07/11/2012 6:57:39 PM PDT by sheikdetailfeather
Paul Ryan was on with Mark Levin tonight to discuss how Obamacare would be repealed, and the budgetary process called reconciliation is the game plan. The nice thing about reconciliation is that it cannot be filibustered, but the down side is it only applies to legislation that has a fiscal impact. Thats why Ryan says that we can definitely repeal 85% of Obamacare because that percentage can easily be done via reconciliation. The remaining regulatory portion of Obamacare may still be included in the budget but that will be debated at the time. Even if it cant be included Ryan says it would just be meaningless statute after the repeal of the rest of it.
But, he says, we must win the Senate or else we dont stand a chance of repealing it with Harry Reid running the show.
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Have we forced them to pass a budget yet?
Very, very impressive interview! Even The Great One was impressed, and that don't happen too dang often!
Why have they not drawn up articles of impeachment yet?
Although the cowards in the "media" like Shemp Smith keep whining, "We lost! Let's just give up and MoveOn!", most Americans are saying "We have not yet begun to fight!" We lost this battle against the bass turds but we're in this war for the long run. America ain't going down that easy. It's not over. It's just beginning.
I totally agree. I do not intend to comply with anything this traitor comes up with. Not from A to Z.
Because they are cowards and need to grow some spine. The American people are behind them on that and they don't even see it. Impeach the Marxist!
Saw Ryan on TV tonight saying that we must elect Romney to repeal and replace ObamaCare. What the hell? Romney is the FATHER of ObamaCare for crying out loud!! Even if he would repeal it what do you think the statist progressive bastard with replace it with?
Obama should be impeached! Reid and Pelosi expelled!! Roberts and all who upheld ObamaCare impeached!!
ObamaCare should be replace with nothing!! Other than repealing any and all laws and regulations that hinder health care providers.
Romney should go straight to hell!!
You've got that right! We have just begun to fight. America does not want this and we are not going to just move on. Even my Democrat neighbors next door said to me "Well..we have ourselves a little dictator now don't we?" They are never voting Democrat again. America is going to fight this at every turn.
'If our priority is jobs and thats my priority thats something Id change, and Id replace it with something that provides the people something they need in health care, which is lower cost, good quality and the capacity to deal with people who have pre-existing conditions. . . . Ill put that in place.'
Top down, central planned healthcare. That's how its done! I'm a former CEO, this is how it works. I fixed Mass, I'm gonna fix whats left of America!
Even if it cant be included Ryan says it would just be meaningless statute after the repeal of the rest of it.
Not to put Ryan down but we all understand there are
NO meaningless statutes as far as government is concerned.
Get rid of ALL of it!
I have not heard any more from Pam Bondi in Florida ever since she mentioned Romney giving her a job regarding his healthcare plan for the states. I think it caused a lot of push back behind the scenes.
It's the 15% that is left that bothers me.
Knowing Romney's Progressive Liberal side, he's going to put an Individual Mandate in there with penalties at the least just like his RomneyCare.
This is not good!
Damn right get rid of it!! The federal government has no constitutional authority to meddle in health care or demand that healthcare providers or insurance companies do a thing, mush less demanding that citizens purchase government approved products or anything else!! That would be tyranny!! The founders rebelled over crap like this. The usurping bastards can KMA, every damn one of them!! Ryan is looking up the wrong damned tree again!!
Romney is an idiot, claims that RomneyCare is a "conservative free-market" program. Riiight. And that's why it takes government force to implement it. DSome free-market. That's how the leftist progressive statist bastard thinks!!
I'm afraid that will go no where. As long as Harry has a strong hold over the Senate with his dozen or thugs, the Senate would refuse to prosecute any impeachment charges against the British Citizen. Rule: The House prepare letters of impeachment on given set of charges. Then it is passed unto the Senate to prosecute, if a majority vote in Senate is obtained.
No you need to get rid of the entire thing. If you don't it will spread like a cancer. Lawmakers will add to it like lawyers are right now.
If they passed 100% in reconciliation, then they can repeal 100% in reconciliation. The Ds wouldn't hesitate to do that for a second. It is the useless Rs who think they are playing field hockey who get tangled up in playing a game of mother-may-I.
Repeal 100% and dare that ass bite Roberts to stand in the way.
Mr. Ryan,
Good luck with those words you spoke.
Freebies have never been repealed. Those in power want to be reelected.
The best we can hope for is a rollback.
Hard to put any faith or trust in Congress, as there's always a GOP-e figure ready to backstab us. I can just envision the scenario where repeal seems to be in sight, but someone like Murkowski slithers out to side with the libs. Frankly, I'd want to see the states at the forefront of the battle. Nullify this POS garbage, and send it back to the bowels of hell that both it and Obama himself emerged.
Good point.
For unknown reasons, our sorry Congress has stopped being a check and balance on themselves, and the two other branches of Government.
Holder runs around free as a bird, and NOBODY in Congress is talking about IMPEACHING The Creepy Kenyan!
Congress has not guts for Old Glory!
The operational shadow US Federal Government is The Regulation Nation.
Congress passes a bill, pOTUS signs it into law, and then the Regulators write, enforce and expand it to the whim of Regulation Nation.
Since Traitor John Roberts has joined this shadow Federal Government, none of the cowardly RINOs have dared to stick their necks above the sewage line of Obamanation.
We must change the political environment so that our magic leader will have the courage to emerge to lead us sheep.
Obama is just one Marxist Dictator, and we are 300+ MILLION sheep, just milling around waiting for a magic leader to arise.
There will not be a magic leader until us 300 + MILLION sheep demand that our precious, enslaving, vote-buying, Entitlements be cut 10 % per year until Entitlements can be sold off to private charities.
As long as Americans love to have the proud Welfare Eagle flying over their mailbox, we will have The Regulation Nation Shadow Federal Government protecting the vote-buying power of The Federal Welfare State.
This system is the one we, as a Nation, have voted for over 80 years, and it will not change unless we demand an end to it.
Without the RINOs, who have made a career of caving in to the Democrats, we would not have our Regulations and Predatory Welfare.
This National Election is all about fear of Obama.
Nothing much will change if Romney is elected as to decreasing Regulation Nation or The Welfare State, as the GOP Elite have made sure that they endorsed the most left-wing guy willing to run for POTUS.
We need to take over the Republican Party and run CONSERVATIVE Candidates in 2114, and 2016.
Or, just keep doing the frog-paddle in the ever hotter pot of water on the front burner of the Forever United State Of Free Welfare for All.
That is what I thought. Obama can be impeached but not convicted so long as he owns 1/3 of the Senate.
If there are any organized protests in the Bay Area count me in!
Obviously you understand the process correctly.
Yeah, it does. You put him on notice. The house can impeach and force a showdown in the senate. Show the people that "our" guys actually care about living up to their oath to defend the constitution and the the other side are all corrupt shirkers. The people thirstith for justice!!
I don't care. You force their hand. Speaking of no budget, the Republican Senators should be moving to expel Reid!! They should not allow the bastard to get away with this crap!!
Well, the pubbies better get on the stick quick before we lose it all. The chances of this republic surviving are getting thinner and thinner with each new statist or ineffective spineless RINO that gets elected.
What I heard from Ryan was a clear road map to the full repeal of Obamacare. Ryan made clear that, without question, 85% of the law can be repealed without filibuster. He said that under the rules, the other 15% should be repealed without filibuster - but that the Senate parliamentarian would have to rule on whether it or not that part is subject to reconciliation. In other words, the fate of that 15% will be determined by which party controls the Senate - and the Senate parliamentarian. Did anybody hear that?
Here is Ryan's path to repeal:
1. Return a Republican House of Representatives;
2. Elect a Republican majority in the Senate; and
3. Elect a Republican President.
Congressman Ryan catagorically states the following:
1. The GOP House is united and will execute this strategy;
2. The GOP Senate leadership is in full agreement and is committed to execute this strategy; and
3. The GOP Nominee, Mitt Romney, is in full agreement and will support this strategy.
There you have it. A detailed and practical path to the full repeal of Obamacare, stated in plain English with no shades of gray. Mark Levin likes it, but Freepers greet the news with bitching, moaning and meaningless diatribes. Hey, Freepers... Listen to the damned interview and get your heads in the game! We have an election in less that four months, and the future is in our own hands. Let's vote.
Why have they not drawn up articles of impeachment yet?
0-care can never stand. Most states will not increase Medicaid rolls because of budget deficits. Other states will not adopt the exchanges, forcing the Feds to set up and pay for the exchanges. Of course, the Feds have not budgeted or appropriated funds for this, so the federal exchanges may never be implemented. Meanwhile, the mandate will be in force. Most employers over 50+ employees will take the penalty and drop most of their employee insurance. The employers under 50 will drop insurance for most of their employees, but try to keep it for themselves and a few key employees. There will be a lot of middle class people making 60-80k that will lose their insurance and forced to buy into the exchange or pay the penalty. Most will pay the penalty because it will be less expensive than buying the exchange insurance. Remember, the insurance will be with post tax dollars, so it will be cheaper to buy insurance after one is sick because there will be no pre-existing disease exclusions. This behavior will put an upward pressure on insurance prices causing more people to opt for no insurance and instead take the penalty.
Then, it will collapse necessitating action. A single payer plan will be proposed by the Leftists, but there will not be the funds to implement such a foolish plan. By that time, interest payments will probably consume the budget.
"...... claims that RomneyCare is a conservative free-market program. Riiight. And that's why it takes government force to implement it. DSome free-market. That's how the leftist progressive statist bastard thinks!!"
The plan, HARD FORCED FASCISM.
Ryan's task was to motivate Levin's viewers to vote, and, as a teaser, to convince them, and Levin, that the Republicans will repeal ObamaCare.
I'll believe that when I see it.
That 15% are a hornet's nest of regulatory mandates that would create legal and constitutional problems for the government if not funded. Come next Spring, the Republicans will be saying "We can't just do that. That's too extreme. There are some good provisions that we want to keep for health care going forward. The American people want it replaced with a new plan and we must keep the good parts."
There will be horse-trading. Watch as the Tea Party congressmen are isolated again and people like McCain and Murkowski start crossing the aisle.
Even if the money portions are removed, the whole mess could be brought back to life by a Democrat or RINO President. Consider Medicare Part D under Bush.
I smell "motivate the base" BS.
Levin rolls over and wags his tail. He was so focused on the legal technicalities of reconciliation, that's his training after all, that he overlooked the politics. I find that disappointing.
The Constitution recognizes four types of taxes:
1) Duties, Imposts and Excises, generally called indirect taxes, which must be uniform throughout the United States (Art. I, sec. 8, cl. 1).
2) Capitation, or other direct taxes, which may only be imposed in Proportion to the Census among the states (Art 1, sec. 2, cl. 3; Art. 1, sec. 9, cl. 4).
3) Export taxes, which are prohibited (Art. 1, sec. 9, cl. 4;).
4) The income tax, permitted by the 16th Amendment, which can be imposed without apportionment among the states.
The Constitution does set limits on what can be taxed. I think the TaxOcare decision failed to consider those limits. Those who are Constitutional scholars should begin attacking the decision on the Constitutions definitions of tax and the idea that Congress cannot invent new taxes outside of the Constitution's definitions.
4) The income tax, permitted by the 16th Amendment, which can be imposed without apportionment among the states.
Do you understand HOW the Supreme Court reconciled the direct contradiction between [Art 1, sec. 2, cl. 3; Art. 1, sec. 9, cl. 4], and the 16th Amendment?
It recognized that they addressed DIFFERENT "PERSONS" - non-corporate, and corporate, respectively.
As such, Obamacare is NOT under [Art 1, sec. 2, cl. 3; Art. 1, sec. 9, cl. 4], but IS Constitutional under the 16th Amendment.
That's what Roberts directly addressed when he wrote:
"The Federal Government does not have the power to order people to buy health insurance. Section 5000A would therefore be unconstitutional if read as a command. The Federal Government does have the power to impose a tax on those without health insurance. Section 5000A is therefore constitutional, because it can reasonably be read as a tax."
The Senate has nothing to say about impeachment charges being brought in the House, period.
Hope that clears that up for you.
Unless by two thirds majority, Chief of the KCOTUS presiding.
Perhaps you should read my short statements and what I posted more carefully. I did not imply what you seem to think I said.
In no way did I imply the Senate has any rule over the House procedures or vice verse. Their two independent bodies.
Because unless Barack Obama is caught in bed, with both a live boy and a dead girl, the current US Senate will never vote to convict him.
(And even then a number of Democrats would just say "It's just about sex!")
The House can impeach, whether or not the impeachment charge results in removal, depend entirely on the corrupt Senate.
If the House bring articles of impeachment, then they would have great power of discover and could reveal a lot of stuff, that otherwise will never come to light. The question is Why Don't They?
Sorry, I am not buying it. The 16th Amendment specifies that a tax can be imposed on income. There is nothing about income in the Roberts decision.
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Those who remember its past incarnations will be surprised to see the great outdoors from the interior of Copper Falls Steakhouse.
"The place didn't have a single window," said owner Todd Gokey.
Well, that's changed. The first thing people notice upon entering the doors is the cascading waterfall viewed through the bank of windows running the entire width of the dining room.
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"It's a teaching situation. A lot of people can make a sandwich, but now they can butcher a fish."
Benedict and Gokey also note that a number of the items on the menu are supplied by local farms and ranches.
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Lopez, who got into law enforcement shortly after graduating from Tucumcari High School, will take over Monday as commander of District 9, which includes Curry, Roosevelt and Quay among its eight counties.
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"I am familiar with the area and the problems it faces. I think that familiarity will give me a head start on combating new problems," he said.
Capt. Oscar Gonzales, the District 9 commander for 3 1/2 years, is transferring to a similar post in Roswell.
"My family is still in Roswell, and I originally joined the state police in Roswell," Gonzales said.
Lopez is acquainted with Curry County Sheriff Roger Hatcher, 9th Judicial District Attorney Matt Chandler, and Clovis Police Chief Bill Carey, and looks forward to working with them, he said.
"Two good things happened: Capt. Gonzales wanted to go back to Roswell and he got that, and we got Daniel Lopez," Hatcher said. "I worked with him (Lopez) when I was a deputy and he was a patrolman and I'm really happy he was able to come back here. He's top notch."
Lopez and Hatcher intend to work closely together to combat crime.
"I have a positive history with agency heads from that area (Clovis). That relationship has been established. I have every intention of working hand-in-hand with other agencies," Lopez said.
At the top of Lopez' to-do list is tackling the problem of illegal drugs, he said.
Many people arrested for crimes, such as assaults and burglaries, test positive for drugs and alcohol at booking, Lopez said.
"Meth is a big concern, and the associated crimes that go along with abuse," he said.
Also at the top of Lopez' agenda is arresting drivers impaired by drugs and alcohol, he said.
Lopez is apartment hunting in Clovis, and plans to divide his time between Clovis, Portales and Tucumcari, he said.


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We all know that we live within what might be called a "continuum of intimacy." Some of our relationships are very intimate in regard to certain areas and less so in regard to others (think about co-workers who know your daily office habits well but have never seen you in your fuzzy slippers.)
On line, we're finding ourselves relating in a similar fashion. I had a couple of experiences yesterday that brought home the different value to be gained from different kinds of online "relationships," and talked about them in this video. I'd be interested in your experiences of these various kinds of relationships.
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From The Guardian. Oh, and if you haven't yet read Here Comes Everybody, what on earth are you waiting for?
I especially like the part about the next decade being about using the whiz bang stuff we've been creating. Ever since reading this brilliant blog by Kevin Kelly, William Gibson's idea of the unevenly distributed future has been rattling around in my head. Shirky's idea is a variant: we don't really need new technical tools; we already have at our disposal what we need to create amazing, powerful services. As usual, the limiting factor is our own imaginations.
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One of the more interesting issues that video blogging raises for those who engage in it has to do with the degree of "authenticity" presented by the vlogger. I'm not talking about LonelyGirl15 kind of fictionalization but the trickier issues of explicit (or implicit) persona shaping. We wonder if what we're seeing is "the real person" or not.
The other day, I was looking through Rembrandt's Eyes, an amazing work of biography and art criticism by historian rock star Simon Schama. He was writing about this early (1629) painting known as, Self-Portrait in a Gorget.
Here's what Schama had to say about Rembrandt's perceptiveness:
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Every year, The Edge website asks scores of smart people a question:
"What game-changing scientific ideas and developments do you expect to live to see?"
Here, archaeologist Timothy Taylor, author of The Buried Soul: How Humans Invented Death, provides a provocative answer.
I'm taking the extraordinary step of reprinting Taylor's answer here in its entirety because I don't want any of you who are here now not to read it immediately. You can follow the links later.
Here's Taylor:
Culture changes everything because culture contains everything, in the sense of things that can be named, and so what can be conceived. Wittgenstein implied that what cannot be said cannot be thought. He meant by this that language relies on a series of prior agreements. Such grammar has been shown by anthropologists to underpin the idea of any on-going community, not just its language, but its broader categories, its institutions, its metaphysics. And the same paradox is presented: how can anything new ever happen? If by 'happen' we only think of personal and historical events, we miss the most crucial novelty—the way that new things, new physical objects, devices and techniques, insinuate themselves into our lives. They have new names which we must learn, and new, revolutionary effects.
It does not always work like that. Resistance is common. Paradoxically, the creative force of culture also tries to keep everything the same. Ernest Gellner said that humans, taken as a whole, present the most extensive behavioural variation of any species while every particular cultural community is characterized by powerful norms. These are ways of being that, often through appeals to some apparently natural order, are not just mildly claimed as quintessentially human, but lethally enforced at a local level, in a variety of more or less public ways. Out groups (whether a different ethnicity, class, sexuality, creed, whether being one of twins, an albino, someone disabled or an unusually talented individual) are suspect and challenging in their abnormality. Categories of special difference are typical foci for sacrifice, banishment, and ridicule through which the in-group becomes not just the in-group but, indeed, a distinctly perceptible group, confident, refreshed and culturally reproductive. This makes some sense: aberrance subverts the grammar of culture.
The level at which change can be tolerated varies greatly across social formations, but there is always a point beyond which things become intolerably incoherent. We may rightly label the most unprecedented behaviour mad because, whatever relativization might be invoked to explain it, it is, by definition, strategically doomed: we seek to ignore it. Yet the routine expulsion of difference, apparently critical in the here and now, becomes maladaptive in any longer-term perspective. Clearly, it is change that has created our species' resilience and success, creating the vast inter- (not intra-) cultural diversity that Gellner noted. So how does change happen?
Major change often comes stealthily. Its revolutionary effect may often reside in the very fact that we do not recognize what it is doing to our behaviour, and so cannot resist it. Often we lack to words to articulate resistance as the invention is a new noun whose verbal effect lags in its wake. Such major change operates far more effectively through things than directly through people, not brought about by the mad, but rather by 'mad scientists', whose inventions can be forgiven their inventors.
Unsurprisingly then, the societies that tolerate the least behavioural deviance are the most science-averse. Science, in the broadest sense of effective material invention, challenges quotidian existence. The Amish (a quaint static ripple whose way of life will never uncover the simplest new technological fix for the unfolding hazards of a dynamic universe) have long recognized that material culture embodies weird inspirations, challenging us, as eventual consumers, not with 'copy what I do', but a far, far more subversive 'try me.'
Material culture is the thing that makes us human, driving human evolution from the outset with its continually modifying power. Our species' particular dilemma is that in order to safeguard what we have, we have continually to change. The culture of things—invention and technology—is ever changing under the tide of words and routines whose role is to image fixity and agreement when, in reality, none exists. This form of change is no trivial thing because it is essential to our longer term survival. At least, the longer term survival of anything we may be proud to call universally human.
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I've seen several food shows where they have food trucks rockin' gourmet food. Might be a start of something good.
Hey, I know that Dirk was bad but it's always possible for a young person to realize that the path they were on is a bad one and once they have a family, they realize there is a whole other world out there. I don't think Dirk was evil, just irresponsible and immature, trying to hold on to Toni by force. He's moved on and grown into a mature and responsible adult. Dirk and Toni were not good together, but as more mature adults, they have gone their separate ways and built lives for themselves. Toni and Brad will be great together!
What is this new format? When did this happen and why? This is what I get for skipping out for so long.
Hey, leave Ash be. Although (and I say this with the upmost respect) he may be misguided, I truly believe his heart's in the right place and attacking him just makes you a bully. Ash, I don't know if you remember me, but even though we grew up on the opposite sides of the country, with, frankly, opposite political views, we really did have the same childhood. Peace out!! I've got your back baby!!
After my first date with my husband, he sent me roses. It must have been at an "older" person's recommendation as we were only 18. Anyway, after that, I worked in an office and I'd watch every other woman receiving flowers on VD and then I'd think "he'll have something at home" but invariably, it would only be after me getting upset that he totally forgot (and I'd gotten him something) that he'd run to the grocery store and get something that was obviously the first thing he could grab. Again, we were so young and I didn't realize that I'd bought into the "spending money on useless crap equals him loving me" mantra. It took a few years to realize that he showed his love for me all the time and we didn't need some card/flower/candy industry to tell us how we should show our love for each other. Long story short (yes, I know it's too late) but guys, take it easy on us ladies, because it takes awhile for us to realize that we are being manipulated by a multi billion dollar industry.
Yes, I'm in Vegas, but "girl" was 30 years ago.
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THANK YOU!!! I thought I was making that up. Goes to show how old we are. All I remember is watching it with my mom and he was playing (a uke?) before or after his show. He was horrible and we watched it because that's all that was on. Kids these days have no idea what it was like to turn on the TV and about 2 choices. Dark Shadows ruled though!


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After adding Ryan Dempster earlier this week, the Boston Red Sox have solidified their starting rotation for the 2013 season. Presumably, it will be comprised of Jon Lester, Clay Buchholz, Felix Doubront, Dempster and John Lackey (in some order).
While swing men Alfredo Aceves and Franklin Morales may be in the mix as well, the first five all have established themselves as viable MLB starters.
The question becomes, then, who is the true leader of this staff? Who would the Sox hand the ball to when they needed to win just one game?
Each pitcher has had flashes of both brilliance and utter ineptitude. Each has unique skills that would allow them to lay claim to the epithet of "Red Sox ace." Each also has enough flaws to, at the very least, partially discredit these credentials.
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According to the SCAA, the optimal water temperature for coffee is 92 - 96C (197.6 - 204.8F) for 90% of the contact time.
Thanks to EVERYONE who commented...the internet provides a wonderful way to get lots of laughs...by reading comments from so many unique people...those who criticize and those who criticize the criticizers. LOL
Since we live in a multicultural land with many languages and at least two mathematical systems can't you bother yourself enough to do the math for the millions of morons who can't and won't?? Simply wasting the time of the author wouldn't be a big deal but when you are ignorant enough to state a temperature in only one measurement then you immediately waste the time of millions of Americans who have been raised with their own standard and are now forced to convert the term.
Yup, I just queried the web to find out the optimal temperature for keeping coffee hot and now I'm tasked with converting centigrade to farenheit so I can figure out what temperature you are stating.
Well, I don't do it so I don't read any further into your article because down deep I'm convinced you don't want any Americans reading your stuff.
So, now I've lost interest in how hot coffee should be and I'm wasting more time letting you know just how dissapointed I am in your article.
If you haven't guessed it, I write electronic technical materials and I am one of those who must deal with both systems daily at work and I must make those conversions daily and write my document with both so others can read it without having to do those conversions.
Keep writing, maybe I'll finish your next article.
good god man, you are spewing forth some anger there pal. so if you work with metric to english conversions all the time you should at least remember the basic conversion formula. if not that then get a decent conversion app on your phone. so what kind of coffee machine do you have and why is this super critical information not available to you in any other format except searching the web? unless you can share some of your expert writing it is not really fair to criticize the author especially when you cannot even spell Mayhem. have another strong cuppa joe buzzkill!!
Your grammar is abhorent, as is your ignorance.
Understand your pain but you should cut back on the caffine and mountain dew....just a tad.
you spent more time moaning than you would have spent opening a new tab and typing "c to f" in a google window, lol. you really dont do anything good towards the positive attitude towards Americans from the rest of the World. Go and get a Kilogram ( http://lmgtfy.com/?q=kg+to+lb+conversion )of decent Italian roast coffee, dont boil it and then you can chill out and not let the Worlds most widely used Temperature scale and its use stress you out so much :) Namaste
Why would you waste your time writing that much negative, critical feedback if you didn't spend at least as much time reading the whole article? Your motives are in question and your credibility, as a result, is suspect. Perhaps some of the energies that motivated such a response would be better directed to more important things. Best of luck to you.
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yep, that's you. whenever someone starts talking about "us americans" then i know right away that i am dealing with a bigoted, moronic, flag waving, bible thumping hypocrite. you've got to be one gd dumb mother &^($er if you never look up information about anything you have no knowledge of. but wait, you did attempt to look up coffee brew temps didn't you so i guess you just don't want to learn about anything "unamerican". still makes you one dumb ass mfer. for your information decimal and centigrade will be the american standard in a few years. if you were still alive what would you say then? even now, all measurements in science, medicine, electronics, engineering, etc. etc. are in your so called unamerican systems. look on the next box of fruit loops or bag of potato chips you buy. you are soon to be extinct, like the dinosaur. and good riddance. Oh, and there is no way you write any thing technical unless it is the shade tree mechanic section of your local hick town paper where your favorite response to questions about problems on newer vehicles is "we don't work on no cars with stinkin' computers in them". plus, if you do these conversions on a daily basis then you would not have had to go anywhere to convert Celsius,. You could have done it off the top of you head, or at least worked it out in a couple seconds with a pencil and paper. you must take most people that can read and think even a little for idiots. technical writer my ass. P.S. for your information the author did convert C to F. right there in the text right after the centigrade temp. maybe you didn't know that F stood for fahrenheit mr. technical writer.
So he's "bigoted" and a "bible thumping hypocrite"... which reinforces the stereotype that people who believe the Bible tend to push it down other people's throats and are usually hypocrites. Nope, no bigotry there! And why are you bringing up the decimal system? Americans use decimals like 99.9% of the time! Do you even understand what the decimal system is, in contrast to the metric system? The former is a 10 based numeric system, the latter is a system of measurements. One does not necessarily require the other. The English system of measures (which is used by us dump, bigoted, God-loving 'Mericans!) of course employs the decimal system. So while you're throwing down allegations of all types of profane studity for those who fail to do some research, remember that you are soundly in that same group of people! (Don't be embarassed to have a friend help you with the big words in this response- I know you'll get it eventually!)


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Placeholder Watermarks with ADF 11.1.2
By Duncan Mills-Oracle on May 16, 2012
I'm sure you're all familiar with the concept of watermarking an input field to provide the user with a greyed out hint as to what to do with it. This is often used in search boxes or UIs where space is at a premium and you really don't have room for a label. Here's a small screenshot that shows what I mean:
As you can see, both the filter field and multi-line field have such text. As soon as the user starts to enter values in these fields the watermark will disappear only to reappear if the user clears out the field. In the past, there have been various JavaScript based solutions to this, but the HTML5 spec introduces a common way of doing this using an attribute on the <input> element called placeholder. Alas, only Chrome and FireFox have implemented this in their later versions, although it's on the list for IE 10.
Now I probably won't be giving too much away if I let slip that placeholder support might possibly be standard in a future version of ADF Faces, but for now, I'm working in 18.104.22.168, so here's a simple implementation in the form of a custom JSF clientBehavior that will do it.
For this, I actually took inspiration from a recent blog posting from Donatas Valys: Set Initial Focus component for Oracle ADF Faces. He hit upon the smart idea of using a client behavior to mark a particular component as having initial focus, I've used essentially the same technique here, although extended a little bit because of the nature of the job I'm doing.
Create your Tag Library
So the first step will to create the tag (it will be called <afg:setWatermarkBehavior>) in your project. Just select New > Web Tier > JSF/Facelets > Facelets Tag Library. On the first page of the creation wizard, choose Deployable or Project Based, the choice is yours. For convenience I chose Project Based, then on Step 2 provide a file name and a namespace. I used adfglitz.taglib.xml and http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/glitz respectively, choose suitable values for your implementation. This step will do everything to register the Tag Library with the project (you'll see an entry is added to web.xml)
Define the Behavior Definition
Now you can edit the tag file and add the new behavior (or as I would have it "behaviour"). The taglib editor provides an overview view to make this simple:
The important things to note here are:
- The namespace (http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/glitz), we'll need that when adding this tag to the page.
- The name of the behavior tag - setWatermarkBehavior
- The ID of the behavior tag - oracle.demo.adfglitz.watermark - I'll use this to associate an implementation class with the tag
- The attributes. Note that I've defined one attribute for the tag called value. I'll use this to pass the actual text that needs to be displayed in the placeholder.
You can switch to the source view of the editor and provide more information such as a friendly description of the taglib and tag, but you don't actually need to.
Implement the Behavior
Next we need to actually create a class that provides the implementation of the behavior. This needs to extend javax.faces.component.behavior.ClientBehaviorBase and implement javax.faces.component.StateHolder. The latter interface implementation is to ensure that the String passed in as the value of the tag is persisted and will survive re-builds of the component tree.
The basic class definition therefore looks like this:
@FacesBehavior("oracle.demo.adfglitz.watermark") public class SetWatermarkBehavior extends ClientBehaviorBase implements StateHolder {...}
Note that I use the FacesBehavior annotation to do the wiring between this implementation class and the taglib using the ID attribute defined above.
The other thing we need to implement the tag contract is the "value" that must be passed in as a required attribute for the tag. This is done with a simple member variable (String value;) and an associated public getter and setter pair on the class - getValue(), setValue() - standard stuff. We also have to manage the storage of this value by implementing the StateHolder interface. The code for that is not very interesting so I'll not reproduce it here, you can see it in the complete java class though.
The core method within the behavoir class is the getScript() method. This is called to encode the JavaScript to send down with the enclosing component, however, we're going to subvert it a little - let me explain why. If you have a clientBehavior associated with an inputItem then any script that you return from the getScript() method will be associated with a value change listener on the component. In this case, that's not what we want, rather than applying the watermark when the value of the input changes, we want to apply it at the point in time the component is rendered. So to achieve this we actually just use and abuse the getScript() call and use the Trinidad ExtendedRenderKitService to queue up execute the JavaScript we need in a just in timely way.
Here's the implementation of the method:
//Constants used by getScript() defined at class level private static final String SCRIPT_PREFIX = "addWatermarkBehavior(\""; private static final String SCRIPT_ARG_SEPARATOR = "\",\""; private static final String SCRIPT_SUFFIX = "\");"; @Override public String getScript(ClientBehaviorContext ctx) { UIComponent component = ctx.getComponent(); //only contiune if the component is currently rendered if (component.isRendered()) { String componentType = deduceDOMElementType(component); //Only continue if the component is a valid type if (!componentType.equals(UNSUPPORTED_ELEMENT)) { String wmText = (getValue() == null) ? EMPTY_DEFAULT : getValue(); StringBuilder script = new StringBuilder(SCRIPT_PREFIX); script.append(ctx.getSourceId()); script.append(SCRIPT_ARG_SEPARATOR); script.append(componentType); script.append(SCRIPT_ARG_SEPARATOR); script.append(wmText); script.append(SCRIPT_SUFFIX); //We don't have an init event, just valueChange so push the code this way FacesContext fctx = ctx.getFacesContext(); ExtendedRenderKitService extendedRenderKitService = Service.getRenderKitService(fctx, ExtendedRenderKitService.class); extendedRenderKitService.addScript(fctx, script.toString()); } } //And return nothing as we don't need a valuechangeListener return ""; }
Things to note here. We could of course encode the entire JavaScript function within the script string generated above. However, given that in my case, I have several uses of the behavior in the app it makes sense to shove the detail of that code into a common .js file. I already have this available on the page and call a simple function - addWatermarkBehavior(), passing the relevant component ID, type and placeholder value. That JavaScript can be seen below.
Another point is that getScript() uses the convenience method deduceDOMElementType() which, from the component and its attributes works out: First of all if it's a valid component on which to do anything, and secondly if the placeholder will need to be set on an html <input> element or an <textarea>.
//Constants used by deduceDOMElementType() defined at class level private static final String UNSUPPORTED_ELEMENT = "unsupported"; private static final String TEXTAREA_ELEMENT = "textarea"; private static final String INPUT_ELEMENT = "input"; private String deduceDOMElementType(UIComponent component) { String componentType = UNSUPPORTED_ELEMENT; //work out the correct component type if (component instanceof RichInputText) { //In this case we may have a multi-line item but assume intially that this is not the case componentType = INPUT_ELEMENT; //Now check for the rows attribute to see if this is multi-line Map<String, Object> compAttr = component.getAttributes(); if (compAttr.containsKey("rows")) { int rows = (Integer)compAttr.get("rows"); if (rows > 1) { componentType = TEXTAREA_ELEMENT; } } } else if (component instanceof RichInputDate || component instanceof RichInputListOfValues || component instanceof RichInputComboboxListOfValues) { //These all resolve to inputs at the DOM level componentType = INPUT_ELEMENT; } return componentType; }
The JavaScript
function addWatermarkBehavior(componentId, type, text){ var sourceInput = AdfPage.PAGE.findComponent(componentId); var domElemement = AdfAgent.AGENT.getElementById(sourceInput.getClientId()); var targetArray = domElemement.getElementsByTagName(type); targetArray[0].placeholder = text; }
As you can see, pretty short and sweet, you could of course add various validations to check you have a real element etc. but let's keep it simple.
Using the Behavior
So that's about it. The final point is, of course how to use this. Well all you need to do is register the namespace in your page or fragment as I've done here using the afg: prefix:
<ui:composition xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets" xmlns:af="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/rich" xmlns:afg="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/glitz" xmlns:f="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core">
And then use the tag thus:
<af:inputText ...> <afg:setWatermarkBehaviour value="Filter Items"/> </af:inputText>


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Written by Unconsecrated on 06.03.2008 at 21:58
It seems that in this EP "Abnegation" is different from the other "Abnegation" (Viva la Bands or something like that).
Written by =maD.Doc:. on 07.03.2008 at 00:45
Yeah, of course ^^ They needed to re-record it to fit with the sound of the rest of the songs. The Abnegation recorded for Viva La Bands Vol. 2 was quickly recorded so it wasn't how it was supposed to be. And it's cool that it's a non-album track also, and this EP is released in Europe only. In the U.S just for download at iTunes.
Written by DoomGuard on 09.03.2008 at 22:53
I'm one of those casual onlookers described heh, and yea i can't wait to see how bad these guys have gotten...Their only good song is 'Episode 666' but i doubt this album is ever gonna sound like that...
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Written by DoomGuard on 09.03.2008 at 22:53
I'm one of those casual onlookers described heh, and yea i can't wait to see how bad these guys have gotten...Their only good song is 'Episode 666' but i doubt this album is ever gonna sound like that...
You seriously need to get your ears checked.
Written by Plaguebearer on 17.03.2008 at 21:07
Being my favouite band for some time, I've shrugged off comments about In Flames' genre changes and accepted them for who they are. But I must say this EP was the most dissapointing In Flames release I have listened too. I was greatly looking forward to this new album, and still intend to buy it. But after listening to abnegation and the mirror's truth (i couldn't find the rest of the album online, or in stores) I must say my faith in in flames has been shattered. I don't even hear the "death metal" in their music anymore. My final decision awaits the album, but at this time, it appears to me that the in flames death metal legacy has come to an end.
Quote:I think that the song "The Mirror's Truth" is not that bad, actually it has been growing on me since the first time i listened to it (but i'm getting tired of the music). "Abnegation"is terrible but wait until you listen to "The Chosen Pessimist" (worst In Flames song ever). Anyway, from this EP, "Eraser" and "Tilt" are nice.
Written by Warman on 08.03.2008 at 01:24
Good review but what I've heard so far is pure shit. Can't stand todays In Flames.
Written by Mr. Doctor on 19.03.2008 at 18:34
I didn't like it either...
I hate the vocals... they are going emo...
Written by Guest on 25.03.2008 at 21:31
in flames was never bad. the sound goes emo??, i think you dont know... they are the best melodic death band ever.
Written by Guest on 27.03.2008 at 19:38
gothenburg is a not very old genre, i know everbody is talking about that now. also sonic syndicate is gothenburg, now even in flames. do think in flames wouldn't be melodic death, if there wasn't goethenburg??
of course, the metal got less hard, youre absolutely right. but i dont agree with "melodic death hast to be hard". i like them. i like if people say they are melodic death.., if it makes you happy, i say ok i like goethenburg. but is this true?...


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- Clasp & 2 oval jump rings
- Beeswax
Thread needle with doubled thread and wax. Tie a knot at the end. Thread on 6 beads color "A", one bead color "B" then 7 beads color "A". Run needle through the one bead of color "B" and through the 6 beads, creating a beaded loop.
Add one bead of color "B" and 6 beads color "A". Continue to repeat this pattern until the desired length is reached. (An anklet is usually about 9" long>) Remember to allow for the length of the clasp.
The end bead should be 1 of color "B". Add 7 more color "A", then bring needle back through the last color "B", creating a bead loop.
Keeping the beads tight, add 3 beads color "B", one bead color "C", and three more color "B". Thread the needle through the next color "B" bead on the base strand. Pull firmly, checking to be sure there are no gaps of thread.
Continue beading, repeating pattern until you reach the end of the strand. Remember to keep the thread pulled tight.
Run needle back through all the beads of the beaded loop, then through 4 beads of second row. The needle should exit from the color "C" bead.
Add 7 beads color "C", (if desired, add bells or dangle on this row) then thread needle through the color "C" bead of the second row. Repeat until you come to the last color "C" bead in the second row.
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Thread the needle through the first 7 beads on the first row and tie a half hitch.
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- To attach clasp, gently open jumprings to the side, slip onto bead rings, hook on clasp and close.
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Such a beautiful and delicate design. It will be a precious addition to any wedding!
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This looks very lovely, delicate, and easy to follow. thanks
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love the idea and the pattern but if i can suggest...next time kindly print your photo and the pattern in color
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I have tried it and it really so lovely. I first of all tried it with the three colours specified and then tried it with different colours all together...Waooh! I love both ways.Thanks for this idea...I love your site!
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Can't wait to try this. I know someone who would like it.
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i will try it
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Very pretty and delicate looking.
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