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Welcome! I am honored to lead a group of professionals charged with leading and directing the University's budgeting and financial operations. We are collectively responsible for delivering seamless services in the areas of accounting and financial reporting, financial analysis, budget development and management, payroll, purchasing and accounts payable and student financial services.
Our primary objective is to deliver these services in a manner that supports and enables the teaching, research and service missions of UT Dallas.
Our website was developed to assist you in understanding who we are, what we do and what we are trying to accomplish. Toward that end, the office of budget and finance site is intended to serve as a gateway to more detailed information provided by each of our service areas. In addition to the helpful links to operating information provided by each service area in the office of Budget and Finance, our strategic plan and milestone reports from each of our major business process improvement activities are routinely updated listed on this page as well.
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Team Update: XML-RPC (on behalf of westi)
In our second cycle, the primary focus was CRUD methods for taxonomies. The work was tracked in #18438, and covers both the core implementation and the unit tests.
We also spent more time refining the cycle 1 work (CRUD for all post types), tracked in #18429. This included fixing some date bugs (related to #15098), adding support for getting/setting post thumbnails (related to #15098), and writing unit tests.
After using the posts methods from cycle 1, it became clear that the post type information methods from #18436 were highly desirable. The old patches on that ticket were updated and aligned with the rest of the XML-RPC work for this release.
westi was not available for much of this cycle, so Marko and I worked on our own; he is now reviewing our final patches and will comment or commit shortly. In the meantime, I'm finishing up work on XML-RPC documentation for the codex, which should be ready by beta. Marko and I will also continue to expand the XML-RPC unit tests suite (now around 75 tests).

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American Legion Bantam AA skaters sweep foes
MARQUETTE – A pair of wins Nov. 24 over the visiting Sault Ste. Marie Bantam AA hockey team, 7-1 and 9-3, gave the Marquette American Legion Bantam AA skaters a sweep of weekend action.
A day earlier, Legion (24-4-1) beat the (Houghton-Hancock) Copper Country Bantam AA squad, 13-1 and 5-2, in non-league games.
In its first contest against the Soo, Legion got three goals from Justin Hendrickson. Spencer DenBeste, Nick Bink, Ryan Morrissey and Alec Gadzinski added single markers.
Marquette skaters recording assists were Colin Gaffney (2), Hunter Doucette (2), Shane Ring (3), Bink, Joey Phillips, Ethan Jones and DenBeste.
Goaltender Dylan Sibilsky made four saves.
In the second NIHL contest, Gaffney notched a hat trick and Doucette chipped in two markers. Bink, Ring, Phillips and Doucette also scored.
Collecting assists were Phillips, Justin Moyle (2), Hendrickson, Spencer Samppala, Gavin Schwalbach, Ring (3), Gaffney, Morrissey (2), Bink and Andrew Pieper.
Luke McCarthy came up with 22 stops for Marquette.
In Legion's 13-1 rout of the Copper Country, Morrissey (2), Phillips (2), Bink, Gaffney (2), Gadzinski, Hendrickson, Doucette (2), Branden Woodward and Moyle tallied for the winners.
Picking up helpers were Phillips (2), Ring, DenBeste (7), Doucette, Gaffney, Gadzinski (2), Morrissey, Hendrickson (3), Bink and Samppala.
Sibilsky made eight saves.
In the second contest, Bink tallied three goals. Gaffney and Moyle contributed one apiece.
Picking up assists were DenBeste (2), Gadzinski, Moyle, Phillips, Jones and Samppala.
McCarthy turned aside 13 shots on goal.
U14 girls bow twice
The Wells Fargo U14 girls hockey team of Marquette dropped a pair of games to the visiting Algoma (Ontario, Canada) Hawks over the weekend, 4-1 and 4-0.
Lexi Anderson scored the lone Marquette goal, assisted by Julia Johnson.
Briana Holman made 19 saves in net for Marquette in each game.
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Gary Shapiro, President and CEO of the Consumer Electronics Association, says while everyone has heard about the big technology names at the recent 2013 Consumer Electronic Show – the Qualcomm, Samsung and Verizon crowd – it was the thousands of smaller exhibitors, from brand-new start-ups to struggling enterprises, who were the heartbeat of the event.
While their booths overflowed with innovative ideas, it takes a Ninja mentality to survive. A Ninja Innovator, a term coined by Mr. Shapiro, must be smart, passionate and relentless and must also have an unyielding desire to constantly win. That may mean finding the right people – Ninja people – to keep your company growing.
In this article he published in Forbes, he talks about what you can do to become a Ninja Innovator.
Awesome ninja drawings by Cogswell students Robert Mariazeta (top left), Won Ho Kim (bottom left and right) and Michael Sardi (bottom middle). Thanks guys!!


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The New START Treaty officially entered into force with the exchange of Instruments of Ratification between U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in Munich, Germany on February 5, 2011.
Secretary Clinton said, "Today, we exchange the instruments of ratification for a treaty that lessens the nuclear dangers facing the Russian and American people and the world. Two years ago, we all laughed about the translation of the ceremonial 'Reset Button' that I gave the Foreign Minister in Geneva, but when it came to the translation that mattered most, our two countries, led by our two presidents, turned words into action to reach a milestone in our strategic partnership. And when it comes to the button that has worried us the most over the years -- the one that would unleash nuclear destruction --today, we take another step to ensure it will never be pushed. Our countries will immediately begin notifying each other of changes in our strategic forces. Within 45 days, we will exchange full data on our weapons and facilities, and 60 days from now we can resume the inspections that allow each side to trust but verify."
The entry into force of the New START Treaty sets into motion a number of requirements which are outlined in this fact sheet.


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Welcome to the Agora Arts web site! Agora Arts features art and fine craft created by over 250 American artists and craftspeople. Agora Arts is located in the Hotel Winneshiek, an historic hotel in the heart of downtown Decorah. Decorah is nestled in the beautiful bluffs of northeastern Iowa, and is home to Luther College, Seed Savers Heritage Farm, small organic family farms, The Loft on Water Street, and the Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum. We are only 2.5 hours south of Minneapolis, 4 hours northeast of Des Moines, or 5 hours northwest of Chicago. Gail Magnuson, a Decorah native, Luther graduate, and artist owns and operates the gallery. Gail opened Agora Arts in 1992 with the consigned work of 30 local artists. Agora Arts is a 4-time recipient of the Niche Top 100 Retailers of American Craft Award. Criteria for the award include promoting and marketing American craft, treating artists fairly, and giving back time and energy to the community. Decorah's newest place to stay, The Loft on Water Street, was opened in May of 2006 and is also owned and operated by Gail. The Loft on Water Street is a luxurious, two-bedroom loft apartment in the heart of downtown Decorah that is rented out by the weekend, week or longer.
If you would like more information about a specific artists work, please e-mail us and we can send you an up-to-the-minute digital picture of the work we have on hand.
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China's Zhang wins badminton gold
BEIJING (AP) Defending champion Zhang Ning of China has won the Olympic gold medal in badminton women's singles, defeating top-seeded compatriot Xie Xingfang in three sets.
Second-seeded Zhang beat Xie 21-12, 10-21, 21-18 Saturday to defend the title she won in Athens. This was China's second badminton gold medal at these Olympics.
Zhang dropped to her knees and thrust both arms in the air when she won the match with a drop shot that Xie netted.
Indonesia's Maria Kristin Yulianti has won the bronze medal, defeating China's Lu Lan 11-21, 21-13, 21-15.


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When fashion designer Alexander McQueen left more than $70,000 (50,000 pounds) for the care of his dogs when he passed, it started quite the discussion. A local insurance company in England recently conducted a survey inquiring if other pet owners are thinking about leaving money for their care as well, according to the AFP.
More than 14,000 pet owners were asked a series of questions and 35 percent of them said that they plan on leaving their pet more than $14,000 (10,000 pounds), the news source states. In addition, 70 percent have already made arrangements about where the pet will live if something were to happen tand 19 percent said that they are going to add a provision to their will for their furry friend.
Individuals who are looking to have this relationship with a dog or cat may want to look into pet adoption, as it could help the hundreds of animals who are currently living in a shelter without a home. In 2010, 19 percent of owned dogs were originally adopted from an animal shelter, according to the Humane Society.


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Financing Louisiana…
In 1803, representatives from the United States agreed to pay $15 million to purchase 828,000 square miles of land from France. Cash-poor France, preparing for war with Great Britain, required $15 million immediately rather than United States bonds, so two European banks negotiated to purchase the bonds from France. This power of attorney authorizes banker Alexander Baring to act on behalf of the banks in the United States.
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Holmes Student Center is located in the heart of NIU's Campus on the southwest corner of Lucinda Avenue and Normal Road approximately 1/2 mile east of Annie Glidden Road.
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The Boston-based band is known for its kitsch factor, but its D.C. show was an imaginative blend of styles.
The U Street renaissance continues with the reopening of one of Washington's most legendary jazz spots: the Bohemian Caverns. The club has been empty for almost 30 years; but a new team of owners has restored it to its former glory, and given Washington the jazz spot and supper club it has been lacking.
The first floor of the club is a gorgeous but often empty restaurant called Mahogany. The expensive entrees (prices start at $18.50) are named after jazz luminaries that performed at the club during its illustrious history. From the restaurant, you can head downstairs directly into the Caverns nightclub, which also has its own street entrance.
The decor of the Bohemian Caverns has been taken back to the '20s, when the club was known as the Crystal Caverns. There's a reason for the name: The walls are done in fake rock, like the Seven Dwarves' Mine at Disney World, or the Lost Jazz Grotto of Luray Caverns.
Stools, tables and even the long, wide bar at the end of the room are made from petrified wood. If you have to stand, recessed shelves "hammered" out of the rock hold your drink. So far, this sounds fun, kind of cheesy, right? It's a cave on U Street. Ha ha. Maybe it'll be a trip to go there every now and then.
But then you look at the list of performers who've played there: Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Cab Calloway, Count Basie, Thelonious Monk...the roll call of greats goes on and on. This place reeks of history, even if it doesn't look exactly as it did when those giants roamed the stage. You can still imagine them here, though, and you'll just want to sit at the bar and take it all in.
The space has great ambient sound, but columns and stalactites can block the sight lines from corners of the room. Service is a bit slow and sometimes chaotic, but that will hopefully improve with time.
Upstairs, with its own entrance, is Liv, a two-level club space with a bar, dance floor and tables, plus a mezzanine for watching the crowds. The Caverns holds weekly happy hours here for young urban professionals, and a well-dressed crowd hits the club on Saturday night for Touch, with WPGC's DJ Quicksilva spinning popular hip-hop.
The focus, though, is on the jazz, with a regular spot by the Young Lions and rotating out-of-town guests. Who knows? Maybe one of the groups you'll see will one day have a photo in the window next to Miles, Earl Hines or Ornette Coleman.
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Suzanne Skop, vice president, advertising sales, BabyCenter, LLC, discussed how BabyCenter is the most trusted resource for new and expecting moms as a result of leveraging consumer insights in everything they do.
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T4G's Big Data Congress is back and we're, once again, bringing together leading thinkers with local innovators to talk about big data and its growing impact on the way we work and the way we live. Visit the T4G Big Data Congress II website for all the speaker and registration details. Don't forget to follow @BigDataCongress on Twitter for news and additional news and speaker announcements!
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We always watched westerns; "Gunsmoke," "Rifleman," "The Legend of Wyatt Earp," "Bat Masterson," "Have Gun, Will Travel." I used to say that I didn't have a choice as my older sister controlled the television. However, if I ever minded I don't remember.
The cowboys in the photo above are cousins. I think in the Covey family. I'll have to find the original and check the back but for now I'm just enjoying the "cowboys."
I few years ago my daughter and I took a trip to the area where all my families finally came together southwestern Kansas.


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America has seen country star LeAnn Rimes grow up quite a bit since she was crowned an 8-year-old singing champion on an episode of Star Search in the early '90s. As a teenager, she became the youngest-ever artist to win a Grammy, and now, at age 30, she has 11 albums under her belt.
Yet Rimes, like all celebrities at some point, has experienced missteps in the spotlight.
In 2009, she had an affair with actor Eddie Cibrian; the two left their spouses to marry each other in 2011. In the past four years, the scandal has made bigger headlines than Rimes' music, but it has also led to her biggest growth spurt, musically and emotionally.
Pouring her feelings into songwriting, Rimes produced Spitfire, her newest album, which will be released April 9. The record conveys Rimes' emotions of the past four years through songs like "Borrowed," which begins with the line, "I know you're not mine, only borrowed." Described as her most truthful album yet, Spitfire reveals a deeper, more heartfelt side of Rimes than she has musically expressed before.
"In this album, I'm speaking more honestly than I ever have, from the truth and pain and love in my life and hoping that people connect with those emotions," she says in a statement.
Rimes will perform April 7 at the Sunrise Theatre for the Performing Arts in Fort Pierce. She spoke with Palm Beach Illustrated about Spitfire and the emotional inspiration behind it.
Spitfire is described as "the truth, in no particular order." What truths do you reveal?
This record has taken shape over the last four years. It's my story, my feelings. I took myself on an emotional roller coaster ride. It's just honest. There was nothing to hide. I had nothing to hide.
I think a lot of people had been writing my life for me as they would like to think that it happened. It was very cathartic to be able to come out through my music and use a crappy situation at times to turn it into something positive for me. I enjoyed—as much as that sounds strange—writing about it, because there was so much I'd gone through that I was able to share. I know I'm not the only person who's ever gone through these situations. I know I've not only written my story but a lot of other people's, too.
The album is brutally honest. Like I said, there's nothing hidden, for sure. …
It was a fun record to make, and it was very liberating because, starting [in the music industry] so young, I've always had to watch what I say, what to do. Obviously, I always do things with respect, but I think it was quite liberating to be able to just completely be myself on an album.
Does that mean you've held back on past albums or you weren't your true self?
I think they were appropriate at the time. I've grown every time that I've written a record. Family—which was over five years ago—was the last album I wrote. But for the first time, [with Spitfire] I feel like I started to write from an honest place.
What song on your new album is the most emotional or impactful one for you?
"Borrowed" was probably the hardest song to write. To be that brutally honest in a situation that most people are afraid to even discuss—I wrote it through a lot of tears, and I carried that title around for years before even thinking about writing it, because I knew how honest I had to be with myself and with the song. So I was so afraid to even bring it up. But once I wrote it, I was incredibly proud of that song and for being able to go to that place.
What do you hope fans will get out of Spitfire?
I hope they find themselves within the record because, like I said, I didn't write just my story. It's real life; this is what happened. Hopefully, they can find something that they relate to.
When you listen to the record, it is truth. You really do get a better sense of, through music—not just through an interview—my situation and how I felt in these last few years.
You're not the only person who's made mistakes or has regrets. We all find different ways to move on and live happy lives. What works for you?
Therapy [laughs]. Lots of it.
No, for me, it's about trying to find peace within my life on a daily basis. I've always been one to plan ahead and always looking to the future. With my job, it's what I do. Dredging up the past constantly, seeing that in my face at all times—it's hard. I have a hard time sometimes living in the present.
I've kind of come to terms with what will be will be and what is done is done, and so now I'm living in it and understanding that emotions are like a roller coaster ride: They change moment to moment. For me, it was understanding and letting go.
The biggest thing for me in the last six months is educating myself on myself [laughs]. I'm learning more about myself and then trying to find every day what brings me peace. … I'm making myself more a priority these days
What do you like to do to get away from it all?
My husband has a Harley[-Davidson], so I love to get on the back of the bike and ride. I would never drive one at all; I don't trust myself, but he's great. That's what we do when we have a Sunday to ourselves without the kiddos.
You started in the music industry at such a young age. What did you learn growing up in the spotlight?
You'll never, ever please everyone. Ever. You're wasting your time if you try.
Trying to live the best life that I can and being true to myself is probably the biggest lesson I've been learning as of recent. That's a lesson that I will constantly relearn over and over again.
This is a business where we want people to like us. They buy your music if they like you. They come to your shows. So especially growing up the way I did, so early on in this business, it kind of messes with your head a little bit that way. I've really had to take a step back as an adult and go, "Okay, there are boundaries and I have to do certain things for myself as a human being, not as a celebrity, because I need to do them for myself. I deserve this."
Do you have a random favorite song you like to sing?
[laughs] I sing along to the radio a lot. I think I sing more than I realize. … When I was little, my mom used to make fun of me because I used to sing all the time. Her big line is, "You used to sit on the toilet and sing." [laughs] So I think I did not grow out of that as I got older. I probably still do that and I don't even realize it.
Besides music, what are some of your other interests or passions?
I love taking care of my body. I really have gotten into that in the last several years—nutrition and health. I have to keep my stamina up to be able to do what I do. I love doing that.
I've gotten into photography recently. I have a natural eye for it. I don't know much about it, but my husband is a great photographer. He just got me a new camera, and I'm still learning how to use it. I'm one of those people that doesn't read the owner's manual [laughs].
What's your most recent favorite purchase?
Anything with a red sole from Christian Louboutin is always good [laughs]. I did buy a pair of boots the other day from him that I've been wearing a lot. They're these black ankle booties that have spikes all over them. I can use them as a weapon—they double, so I can justify spending the money [laughs].
If you could trade places with anybody, who would it be?
Miranda Kerr. I think she's beautiful and I love her style, so maybe I can just go trade closets, not really trade lives.


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Continuing my coverage of the 30th annual [Data Center Conference]. Here is a recap of the Tuesday morning sessions:
- Wells Fargo: Data Center Lessons Learned from the Wachovia Acquisition
This was the next in their "Mastermind Interview" series. The analyst interviewed Scott Dillon, EVP and Head of Technology Infrastructure Services for Wells Fargo bank. Some 13 years ago, Wells Fargo merged with Norwest, and three years ago, Wells Fargo merged again, this time with Wachovia bank. Today, the new merged Wells Fargo manages 1.2 Trillion USD in assets, some 12,000 ATMs, and 9,000 branch offices within two miles of 50 percent of the US population.
On the technical side, Scott's team has to deal with 10,000 IT changes per month, spanning 85 discrete businesses that Wells Fargo is involved in. To help drive the consolidation, they formed a culture group called "One Wells Fargo".
Often, Wells Fargo and Wachovia used different applications for the same function. The consolidation team took the A-or-B-but-not-C approach, which means they would either choose the existing application that Wells Fargo was already using (A), or the one that Wachovia was already using (B), but not look for a replacement (C). They also wanted to avoid re-platforming any apps during the merger. This simplified the process of developing target operating models (TOMs).
Before each application cut-over, the consolidation team did dry-run, dress rehearsals and walkthroughs over the phone to ensure smooth success. They wanted a Wachovia account holder to be able to walk into the bank on one day, and then come back the next day as a Wells Fargo account holder, into the same branch office but now with Wells Fargo signage, with minimal disruption.
Wells Fargo also adopted a test-to-learn approach of choosing small test markets to see how well the transition would work before tackling larger, more complicated markets. For example, they started in Colorado, where Wells Fargo has a huge presence, but Wachovia had a small presence.
This was first and foremost a business merger, not just an IT merger. Each decision to 6-18 months to act on, and the IT team spent the last three years working every weekend to make this a reality.
- A Satirical Look at Business and Technology
Comedian Bob Hirschfeld presented a light-hearted look at the IT industry. Bob actually attended sessions on Monday at this conference so his satire was exceptionally hard-hitting. He took jabs at the latest IT job requirements, padding on light poles, IBM Watson, social media's impact on dictators, various industry acronyms, virtualization, the various reasons why printer ink is so expensive, and the evil masterminds behind Powerpoint.
- Storing Big Data takes a Village
Two analysts co-presented this session on the 12 dimensions of information management that revolve around the volume, variety and velocity of "Big Data".
In the past, it took a while to gather data, and a while to process the data, so annual, quarterly and monthly reports were common. Today, with high-velocity streams like Twitter, especially during cultural events or natural disasters, data is produced and analyzed quickly. It is important to sort the steady-state from the anomalies.
Myth 1: All data fits nicely into relational databases. The analysts feel the concept of putting everything into one big data base is dead. Some data sets are so complicated that traditional database joins would cause smoke to come out of the sides of the servers. Instead, new technologies have emerged, including NoSQL, Cassandra, Hadoop, Columnar databases, and In-memory databases. XML has helped to bring together disparate data formats.
Companies need to adapt to this new reality of Business Analytics. Here is a poll of the audience on how many are in what stage of adaptation:
Myth 2: Everyone will do Big Data with commodity hardware. Businesses want commmercial offerings that don't fail every day. (For example, instead of using open-source Hadoop, consider IBM's [InfoSphere BigInsights] commercial product based on Hadoop designed for the Enterprise).
Myth 3: Big Data is too big for backup. Certainly, traditional full-plus-incremental approaches fail to scale, but that is not the only option you have. Consider disk replication, snapshots, and integrated disk-and-tape blended solutions that adopt a more progressive backup methodology.
Capacity forecasting can be difficult with Big Data. Scale-out NAS systems, including IBM SONAS and the various me-too competitive offerings, were originally focused on High Performance Computing (HPC) and the Media & Entertainment (M&E) industries, are now ready for prime-time and appropriate for other use cases.
It's like the game of Clue, but instead of Professor Plum with the candlestick in the library, it was Chuck with the Cluster in the Closet. To avoid shadow IT creating huge Hadoop Clusters in your closets, encourage the use of Cloud Computing for "sandbox" projects. IBM, Amazon and others offer hosted MapReduce engines for this purpose.
What type of storage do you plan to use for Big Data? The top five, weighted from a list during a poll of the audience were: (78) traditional disk arrays, (71) Scale-out NAS, (46) pre-configured appliances, (30) Hadoop clusters, and (23) Cloud Storage.
Big Data is about doing things differently. Do your employees understand analytical techniques? Your company may need to start thinking about policies for capturing Big Data, storing it correctly, and analyzing it for insights and patterns needed to stay competitive.
It was good to mix reality with a bit of humor. Some of these conference attendees take themselves too seriously, and it is good to be reminded that IT is just part of the overall business operation.
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Missouri Democrats Introduce Legislation to Confiscate Firearms - Gives Gun Owners 90 Days to Turn in Weapons
Missouri Democrats introduced an anti-gun bill which would turn law-abiding firearm owners into criminals. They will have 90 days to turn in their guns if the legislation is passed.
Heres part of the Democratic proposal in Missouri:
4. Any person who, prior to the effective date of this law, was legally in possession of an assault weapon or large capacity magazine shall have ninety days from such effective date to do any of the following without being subject to prosecution:
(1) Remove the assault weapon or large capacity magazine from the state of Missouri;
(2) Render the assault weapon permanently inoperable; or
(3) Surrender the assault weapon or large capacity magazine to the appropriate law enforcement agency for destruction, subject to specific agency regulations.
5. Unlawful manufacture, import, possession, purchase, sale, or transfer of an assault weapon or a large capacity magazine is a class C felony.
(Excerpt) Read more at nation.foxnews.com ...
The treasonous politicians are out of control.
Now when some Lib wants to argue "We don't want to take guns away"... all we have to do is point to this.
Who didn't know this was coming?
For those who are in support of taking the guns, you need to ask yourself a very important question, and I am not just talking about the politicians,
because if you support them, you have chosen your side.
Are you willing to die to take my guns?
Time to start confiscating Missouri RATs.
Big problem is that there are no negative consequences for anti-gunners who introduce somethign like this. Gun owners are too law abiding to go to their homes in the middle of the night and kill them (something that was done to Torries in 1777) So they introduce this stuff and congratulate themselfs on "sending a message." There needs to be a way to send a message back.
If passed, they plan to enforce the law with flamethrowers.
Governments at all levels know they have pushed us too far so they must disarm us before their cold war on our rights becomes a hot war.
These scum balls cannot even keep weapons out of jails that they completely control so it is obvious to anyone with a functioning brain (excludes all liberals) we will all be at the mercy of criminals and JBTs from all sorts of government agencies.
If they get away with this before a hot war begins, we will all be like the passengers on flight 93 who knew what was going to happen but their filthy government disarmed everyone of them except the rag head sand monkeys.
And seeing we have a rag head sand monkey in the White House, guess what is in store for us!
I'll bring the marshmallows
"Free men have arms; slaves do not." William Blackstone
The names and addresses of these monsters, along with their intent, need wide distribution and publication. A nice interactive map of type so beloved of gun-hating liberals would do the trick.
These type of statements and actions evidence why the left always wins. They have a greater ability to look ahead and achieve a victory. It is Lenin's "two steps forward one step back" applied to American politics.
Good luck winning anymore elections in MO!
We need to start a webpage called Traitors.com, Domesticenemies.com or something to that effect that has a profile on every anti-civil Rights (anti-gun) zealot with so much information on them that they will squirm when they see it...such as their home and work address, wives workplace (down to which cubicle), daycare/church activities, kid's dorm room # and class schedule, favorite restaurant, walks in the park, where they take their pets to be vaccinated, doctor's office, CPA office, license plates, deeds, investments, 2nd homes, RVs, boats, airplanes, floor plans of their homes,....all with photos, GPS coordinates, and time date stamps where people can update their whereabouts and activites.
I mean, I am looking at www.californiagasprices.com right now and it wouldn't be that hard to get people with mobile devices to log in and leave information on each of these gungrabbers. Just substitute gas stations with known-gun grabber.
We need them to know that we not only know where they stand, but also that we know where they live and operate in order to infringe on our God-given rights.
They of course would be removed from the website when they buy their first Title 2 firearm, or become lifetime members to the GOA, JPFO, JBS, RNCC, RNC, GOP, and NRA;)
I thought Missouri was on "our" side. Someone in DC probably funneled some money to the politician that proposed it and a big fat bonus if he success in getting it to pass...
I thought Missouri was on "our" side. Someone in DC probably funneled some money to the politician that proposed it and a big fat bonus if he succeeds in getting it to pass...
Completely out of control. As in the US, so in Europe:
My next question is always - Do you have the balls to try? MOLON LABE
Based on what I've seen in the past Missouri is not the type of state that would normally propose anti-gun legislation (in fact probably the opposite) but I do know they are a state that's had a lot of budget shortfalls and probably in need of a big cash infusion. They are also one of the strategic states that if onverted to anti-gun would probably influence others around them. What do ya wanna bet O has made promises to send federal grant money to that state in exchange for getting anti-gun legislation passed?
Every single of 1 of these rats need to be impeached if they swore an oath to the US Constitution.
"We don't organize. Who were you organized with in the last week? Nobody. You can't get sold out if no
one knows what you're doing. We use the Internet, and electronic bulletin boards. We get the message out,
about who the targets are, and how easy it is to kill them and get away with it when working alone.
"We don't have to get much participation, Henry. Hell, take that figure of five million I used before, which
I think maybe low. If only one out of every five thousand thinks it's a good plan, and pops one fed, don't
you think a thousand dead ATF agents would get these guys to revise their priorities?"
"Let's see if I've got your plan straight, here. You want to log onto th e Internet, or a bunch of bulletin
boards, or both. Anonymously, of course. Then you want to issue an 'Immediate Release' to all ATF and
government offices." Henry thought a moment, then went on.
"It'll say something like, 'ATF, you've had your fun and up 'til now your only risk has been a letter in your
file or a few days of paid suspension. That's over. Thousands of decent American citizens are in prison or
dead because they didn't fill out a line on one of your stupid forms, or a piece of wood or metal was longer
or shorter than you said it should be, or some other stupid thing. No more. The party's over.'" Henry
thought a moment. "Won't do much good to kill the janitors in the federal buildings, so let's put a limit on
our ultimatum, say, GS-7." He went back to his announcer's voice.
"'From now on, any ATF employee with a Government Service classification of GS-7 or higher is a party
to the treason the ATF has committed and is now subject to execution, as are all ATF informants. No
"'Second, any judge who upholds any gun law shall also be guilty of treason and subject to execution. No
exceptions. From now on, guns will be treated the same as books.
"'Third, since elected officials and law enforcement entities have a duty to defend the Constitut ion, any
elected official or police agent who supports or enforces any measure, past or present, which violates the
Second Amendment shall be subject to execution. Private citizens may freely advocate any policies or ideas
that they want, as per the First Amendment.'" Not bad, actually Ray thought, but Henry was talking again.
"Then I suppose you'd want to post a list on the Internet of all the ATF agents and their home addresses.
Informants too, and maybe throw in the national politicians who've voted for antigun bills, so the people
wouldn't have to track down all that info themselves. And then a few tips about tactics, and acting alone,
and not talking to anyone, and how you should refuse to make any statements at all to cops. That about
what you had in mind?" Henry asked his friend.
"Oh, I almost forgotI guess you'd want to give all these thugs an alternative to being executed, so you'd
throw in a graceful way out, like 'Public notice in the Wall Street Journal classifieds of resignation from
government service or from law enforcement duties shall secure absolution from past crimes. Any return to
government service shall reinstate the death sentence'.
-Unintended Consequences
It's proposed by Democrats who are out numbered 2 - 1 in the house and senate and it's a bill that has no chance of being brought to a vote.
Want to rethink your premature ejaculation?
We have a constitutionally mandated balanced budget. (They can't go nuts spending money we don't have.)
I am sure that this bill is meant to be a trial balloon for the real objectives of the Democratic party. They are probably hoping to get some intermediate version of this in the near future as a step closer to their "final solution". For those of you beating your chests with "come and take it" bravado, cops aren't the enemy - they're just the people stuck with enforcing the garbage our elites force on us. We have to get serious about organizing politically and defeating the anti freedom parties (democrats or republicans) and their fascist objectives. We are either armed members of our own government or we are prisoners of an illegitimate power.
You have to admit though it's nice of them to put in writing what we all knew they actually want and have repeatedly denied.
"Don't think the morons who proposed this thought it up on thier own. They're not that capable. This is substantially the same legislation that was passed in NYC in 1993. And the NYC police enforced it, arresting the few who didn't comply."
You are correct. Someone else is pulling the strings but I still haven't figured out who.
The Republican controlled house should bring it to the floor to be voted up or down.
62 million gun purchases under Obama. Let the remaining Democrats stand by their convictions. Put their names by their vote.
Replica muzzle loading guns made to various scales are legal
They have to be muzzle loading to be legal - no cheating, but they can be electrically detonated. A bit harder to hide in the bushes, but a replica or two smaller than full scale could probably be set to sweep the approaches to good effect. Scaling down and using tungsten shot would probably keep the effectiveness of a larger gun firing lead shot - just a thought. And muzzle loading isn't much of a disadvantage in the extreme situation of a hit squad coming to confiscate your arms and kill you, since it's not like you'd live to reload them anyway
Comment about the battle of Trafalgar
The first gun fired by Nelson's Victory was a carronade. HMS Victory used the two 68-pounder carronades which she carried on her forecastle to great effect at the Battle of Trafalgar, clearing the gun deck of the Bucentaure by firing a round shot and a keg of 500 musket balls through the Bucentaure's stern windows.
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Well, that's exactly what's happened! I found this photo on my desktop, and I can't, for the life of me, remember where I took it!
I asked my traveling buddy, and now that he sees the photo, he says it's in Arkansas between Little Rock and Arkadelphia.
He first thought it was the "Friendship" that was on old Highway 25 between Malden and Kennett.
The only "old Highway 25" that I know of is the gravel road that takes off to the east from Highway 25 in Advance, travels a ways, cuts back south, intersects with my highway (00), keeps going south to 91 (to Bell City), crosses it and continues almost to Aquilla before it disappears into the mists of oblivion....
Yessir, folks, it takes a lot of gas to travel this U.S. of A. and sniff out the little forgotten places....
Then, it takes even more brain power to REMEMBER them, when the specter of the "Big A" looms over your brain, threatening to destroy every memory you ever possessed (important or trivial).
Still, I hope you won't mind if I take a few days off from my "On the Road" project....since the road is so BLASTED HOT! You should see what MoDot is doing on Highway 25!!!
A heat index of 114 is nothing to sneeze at!
If I were in Dexter right now, do you know where I would be? At the Corner Cafe! My good blogger buddy Ken Steinhoff tried to take my Facebook advice and try out the new Mediterranean steak house in Dexter yesterday, but I hadn't known that it was closed on Monday--so Ken and his mom dropped in at the Corner Cafe! They liked it so much that he posted a raving review on his very popular blog at http://www.capecentralhigh.com/cape-phot... Check it out!
From the blazing streets of Advance, Mo., pop. 1301, this is your rural reporter, deciding to spend her lunch hour in front of the fan with a Slim-Fast--180-200 calorie shake!
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Oh, how I do love Ken's blog, which covers a heck of a lot more than Cape Central High! He comes up from Florida pretty often to see his mother (what a GOOD son!), and he usually writes about everything he sees along the way!
I recently saw his photo collage of old Cairo, Illinois. Absolutely wonderful! If he sees this blog (and he usually does!), maybe he'll post the link to that collection of remarkable photos.
-- Posted by goat lady on Tue, Jul 12, 2011, at 12:06 PM
1. I did a Google search for Friendship, Mo, and came up with zip on the first pass. Maybe it was a figment of Facebook's imagination and everybody unfriended it, so it ceased to exist.
2. Thank you for the kind words about my blog. I've done a whole bunch of Cairo stories going back to the late 60s.
The most recent is when I passed through there at night.
Earlier in the week, I was with a video crew doing a documentary on the town.
They had seen my photos and wanted to talk with me about how I've photographed it over the years. This story contains a whole collection of other links: 43 years of Cairo photography, the Delta Queen docking in Cairo, Barry Goldwater campaigning there in 1964 and others.
-- Posted by ksteinhoff on Tue, Jul 12, 2011, at 12:39 PM
OK, here's your answer. Like your friend pointed out, Friendship is in Arkansas, not Missouri.
It's a town in Hot Spring County, Arkansas. The population was 206 at the 2000 census.
-- Posted by ksteinhoff on Tue, Jul 12, 2011, at 12:43 PM
One last comment. The link you posted for the Corner Stop Cafe takes you to the top of the blog, which is fine for today, but you'll get another story tomorrow, Lord willin' and the creeks don't rise.
Here's the permanent link to the Corner Street Cafe review:
If Dexter was Jackson, I'd be eating there several times a week. It's kind of a long hoof from Cape, though, and a lot longer one from FL.
-- Posted by ksteinhoff on Tue, Jul 12, 2011, at 12:47 PM
There was a Friendship, Mo. at one time. I just talked with my brother,(Expert in all of Southeast Mo) and his barber in Hayti, Mo. for 34 years lived in Friendship just northeast of Kennett on old Hwy 25. I have traveled that gravel road for years as my dad lived there before he passed away in 1987. I especially loved that area as many enterprising folks would have locally grown watermelons and cantaloupes for as low as 25 cents each. Ripe and sweet as sugar piled under an old tree in their yard and loved to see you stop and sit a spell and learn the news of what was happening on the 'big road'. Thanks for the memory.
My brother also added that some folks attend the same church as he does and still live in Friendship.
-- Posted by Dexterite1 on Tue, Jul 12, 2011, at 1:06 PM
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lol, Very cute Norma. I have vauge recollections of that white stuff. Don
Your Halloween Snow Pie is great Norma We had an early wet snow here last week. We were lucky, our trees didn't get any damage....
Haha.. way to enjoy the snow! Such creativity!!!
You are an amazing nut Norma with a beautiful imagination.....
Could not resist today. Norma
Didn't know you were doing Deep Dish now Norma....that crust looks light and fluffy....Killer!
Bob,I sure don't know if that snow pizza was a deep dish or not. I just quickly made it because I had shoveling to do at my mother's and my place. I am glad you liked the crust. Norma
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According to Tony's payroll spread sheet, Belly is a FA after the 2006 season. I'm not sure if they would look to resign him, or what he would command in FA, but from the overall perspective, what do we have after Ronnie for 2B?
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Brandon Phillips
The jewel of the Colon trade, he's never come close to realizing his perceived potential. Some think he'll come around, some think he'll be traded. There have been rumblings that KC is interested in him (Buddy Bell might have a hard-on for him...maybe).
If he stays in the Cleveland system for this whoel season, its make or break time. His glove has always been there, but his problems are at the plate and between the ears. IMO, he isn't the guy.
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This is a wild guess: I-80 on your way into Reno, NV from the east?
-- Posted by Bluebird77 on Tue, Oct 27, 2009, at 2:53 PM
Nope...sorry, thanks for the comment.
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Tue, Oct 27, 2009, at 2:54 PM
Oops...just noticed the outline of Idaho on one of the 3 columns. Heh heh.
-- Posted by Bluebird77 on Tue, Oct 27, 2009, at 3:00 PM
That is off the interstate as you are coming into Boise. It is a quarry on the right, I think. That is the Boise Foothills in the background.
-- Posted by kimkovac on Tue, Oct 27, 2009, at 8:59 PM
It is the Idaho Cement plant off Geekler Rd across from the airport. They have a small quarry there as well.
-- Posted by farsela sotto on Wed, Oct 28, 2009, at 4:47 AM
Kim and Old guy, you are right ...both of you!
And Bluebird77, you also were on the right track.
I took that picture last Saturday morning on the way to Nampa for the Futurity, and the clouds and mist (smog) were all so eye catching (and of course I always have my camera) I took some of the foothills without the industrial look, but when looking at the pics, I thought this one would make a good game.
Thanks for playing
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Wed, Oct 28, 2009, at 8:19 AM
oooops, I just re read Old guy's guess... at first I thought in different words you were agreeing with Kim. Kim you win!
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Wed, Oct 28, 2009, at 8:21 AM
OK, Old guy, I was in Boise today, and while just going ino Boise, I thought again about what you said. I am not sure EXACTLY where you mean for your guess. I now think you were right, but either way, you were close!
Confused, Jessie
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Thu, Oct 29, 2009, at 8:45 PM
On the right side of the I84 between Gowen Rd and Federal Way exits. At least that is my guess.
-- Posted by farsela sotto on Fri, Oct 30, 2009, at 10:21 AM
Yes Old guy, then you were right all along. Which is how I read it at first,...but then reread it I thought maybe you meant further on up the hiway on the left side, right by the airport. But then I told Wayne, and he said "No, Old guy meant right where it is" So, I rereread and had to come apologize. I'm so ashamed. (jk) but again, thanks for playing.
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I wanted to share a FOTD from a few weeks ago. I used all Eve Pearl products and really liked the way the look came out. My goal was to go for a light, wearable look...a daytime smokey eye. I felt like the makeup really enhanced my natural features. I wore it to Ikea feeling super glamorous :)
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I love the packaging...space saving and sleek compacts come with a velvet case to protect it from dirt and scratches. I used a mixture of the colors in the Diva Eyes Palette to get my look.
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Next, I used the blush trio in medium. I used a fan brush to get all three colors to apply to my cheeks and up to my temples. The bronzer strip at the end is also great for contouring.
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The final look! I recommend clicking on the pics to expand them and see them in clearer detail.
This is definitely a very wearable daytime smokey eye...the colors were a refreshing break from my normal super bright dramatic looks. Check out these products at evepearl.com!
Till next time, Ciao Bellas!
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11 comments:
- Askmewhats said...
very pretty renren :) Love this natural daytime look :)
- June 11, 2009 at 10:01 AM
- Wuschel said...
like that look. I got the EP light HD Kit and I just loooove it. this is the first time I saw someone else (except for pursebuzz)use EP cosmetics.
- June 11, 2009 at 10:08 AM
- chibi said...
I love this look.
It is really pretty and wearable.
I'm going to have to check out the eyeshadow palette.
- June 11, 2009 at 11:50 AM
- Steph said...
wow! i love the look. its natural and wearable :)
- June 11, 2009 at 2:05 PM
- izumi said...
perfect daytime smokey! PERFECT :)
- June 11, 2009 at 3:01 PM
- Elizabeth said...
NICE! This is by far one of my most FAV looks on you so far!
- June 11, 2009 at 9:12 PM
- divinexjanice said...
This is too one of my favorite look on you! =)
- June 11, 2009 at 11:32 PM
- FuN and MakeUp said...
i love this look! its still very natural.. i wanna work more wit mattes.. it seems harder n i dont have any matte shadows =[ will you be in LA for IMATS?
- June 12, 2009 at 5:43 AM
- Shen said...
you're making me want to haul from evepearl. thank God the geo and price can stop me. :) :)
- June 12, 2009 at 6:26 AM
- JENSMAKEUPBAG said...
wow so natural yet smokey. love it. your skin is looking so flawless!
- June 12, 2009 at 2:25 PM
- Eclecticldy said...
love this..very elegant looking. i am dying to try the EP blush trio with my fan blush. too bad she doesn't offer a MUA discount :(
- June 12, 2009 at 11:07 PM