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The Perfectmounts 1000 series ceiling projector mount for the Mitsubishi XL9U. This 1000 series ceiling projector mount is made specifically for the Mitsubishi XL9U. The 1000 series is our entry level professional projector mount. When possible, the design of the Mitsubishi XL9U 1000 series projector mount takes into consideration the location of air filters and lamp cover. When you choose the Perfectmounts 1000 series projector mount for your Mitsubishi XL9U projector, you can count on unsurpassable quality and performance. All of our projector ceiling mounts are backed by a 30 day 100% satisfaction guarantee. You have made a significant investment in your Mitsubishi XL9U projector. You can trust the Perfectmounts 1000 series projector mount to protect your investment.
360 degrees of Yaw (horizontal rotation)
45 degrees of pitch (ceiling to floor image adjustment)
45 degrees of roll (side to side tilt)
Ceiling plate dimensions: 4 inches x 4 inches
Weight of unit: less than 2 pounds
Ceiling hardware: 4 drywall fasteners, 4 lag bolts included
Projector Hardware: All required mounting hardware included
Available colors: Classic black textured powder coat, Elegant white textured powder coat, Hi-Tech silver textured powder coat
Supports up to 35 pounds
The 1000 Series projector mount combines style, strength and ease of use with affordability.
The 1000 Series ceiling projector mount utilizes our exclusive "No Slip" adjustment system. The adjustment mechanism is designed for very quick and easy installation, and can be installed or removed by removing one bolt. Unlike ball-joint systems, it makes fine tune adjustments not only possible, but easy. Once it is installed it will hold it's position for as long as required.
The adjustment range is more than 45 degrees for pitch and roll, and 360 degrees for yaw. The Perfectmounts 1000 Series projector mount is one of the most versatile mounts available.
Each 1000 Series projector mount is designed specifically for your projector. A few of the many factors taken into consideration are the weight and size of your projector as well as the placement of cooling fans. The 1000 Series projector mount is easily and quickly installed.
The basic installation steps are:
Attach the ceiling plate to the ceiling using the hardware provided.
Attach the projector plate to the projector using the hardware provided
Attach the projector plate to the ceiling plate
Fine tune your adjustments so that your image is square on your screen
Tighten the fasteners and enjoy your projector.
Installation can usually be completed within a half hour or so depending on your particular environment. Our comprehensive installation manual is included with each mount and will guide you through the whole process step by step.
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What's included: Along with the projector mount you will receive assembly and installation documentation as well as all of the hardware you will need. The package includes:
Ceiling plate with cable management (attaches to ceiling) Projector plate (attaches to projector)
"No-Slip" Adjustment system for adjusting Yaw, Pitch and Roll. (connects ceiling plate to projector plate)
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Specifications: Material: Aircraft grade billet aluminum
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The latest software or business buy-in can only go so far if you dont have staff with the proper skills. So what are the IT abilities emerging on the edges of the enterprise?
Like the repetition in the famed Steve Ballmer keynote (and accompanying meme), enterprises need developers. These three specific and hot developer positions represent the trend Dice see as the closer to the application, the stronger the job market.
Data shows its increasing role as the oil in the enterprise machine, as number crunchers rank fourth in Dices career assessment, the first time it has ever appeared on the firms annual list of top jobs. Specifically, anything pertaining to unstructured or big data capabilities is in demand, as Dice reports advanced analytics position postings on its site have tripled year-over-year.
A bit more general than the other developer positions at the top of the career forecast, software developers have also slipped to fifth hottest IT job from its no. 2 ranking in 2012. Still, software developer skills maintain healthy interest from hiring managers.
On the flip side of trendy jobs, mainframe programming is less of a priority in the past, according to a recent Dice survey of 1,100 tech-focused hiring professionals. The firm attributes some of the low priority found presently for mainframe positions to the attention seen elsewhere for Web and mobile developers. However, mainframes remain indispensable to many enterprises, particularly in the government sector, and more mainframe positions may be ahead as this generation nears retirement.
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Very nice, not my favourite sunbutter but this comes free of nut traces and is perfect for my son with allergies.
Healthy alternative, but very rich
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I found this to be very rich and thick, and thus rather drying to the mouth. Make sure to have a drink on the side, especially if you're having it on toast. Its natural flavour is very evident, so you need to add sweetener if it is not to your taste. I actually mix it with maple syrup, and it goes really well on pancakes. There is a slight bitter aftertaste of roasted sunflower seeds, but this could simply be a testament to its organic and unrefined state (at least we know that SunButter seems to stay true to its claims). Overall, it's not bad at all; I mainly wanted to try how sunflower butter was like and for its nutritional benefits. I would not repurchase due to the price, but wouldn't mind doing so if I can get it for a lower price.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (40 votes).
In short: great race lovelly touches brass band half way round great support second time running just get betterDate of review: October 9, 2011
In short: 2011 once again saw a superbly organised Half, 5 mile and Fun Run !In full: "Interesting" mainly countryside course, with some challenging climbs. Superb setting, with plentiful onsite parking, changing rooms, and showers. Excellent organisation with baggage trucks close to start, and not suffering from the usual lack of toilets at some events. Medals, T-shirts, Kit Kats, Bananas and Drinks at the end handed out in an orderly fashin made for an enjoyable day.....Shame about the wind in 2011, but we will be back !Date of review: October 9, 2011
Date of review: October 9, 2011
In short: Some very tough (and long) hills but an excellent event that is well worth doing. Fancy dress competition adds to the atmosphereDate of review: October 9, 2011
In short: Very well organised, well done.In full: I had been asked to be a pacer for the 1.57. This was nerve racking as having to run at a constant pace. We managed to cross the line in 1.57.09. The support from the other runners, spectators and marshalls was fantastic. Very well organised. Great views.Date of review: October 9, 2011
In short: Excellent raceIn full: first time for me here but won't be the last, absolutely excellent. Great route, plenty of country lanes, organisation excellent, and super support from marshalls and spectators, really enjoyed it. well doneDate of review: October 9, 2011
Date of review: October 3, 2011
In short: Tough course, but well worth the effort !In full: One of the best organised events I have run at yet. Lots of parking close to the event, loads of toilets by the start pens, bag drop as you walk to the line, excellent goody bags, medals & T-shirts, and a great atmosphere. This really is a small event, that feels so much bigger due to the superb organisation.Route is definitely challenging, but for the most part the climbs are gradual, with a couple of short sharp parts.Hard to beat from a scenic point of view !Date of review: September 12, 2011
In short: Forget the hills and enjoy the viewsIn full: They call it the little race with the big reputation and given that Bath and Bristol are c40mins drive away their Half Marathons are a much bigger draw (although at the other end of the calendar), but this is better organised, friendlier, has a much more pleasant route (although hilly) and is more of a challenge too.Date of review: June 17, 2011
In short: Fantastic event & organisationIn full: Very well organised. I'd like to say a big thank you to everybody, especially all those stood under their brollies shouting and cheering us on. A clockwork event that i will def do again and recommend to all. Well Done everyone.Date of review: October 12, 2009
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Today's headline refers to the uncharacteristic ending to our weekend in Seattle, when Wilk fouled at the tree in the semifinals. He took it hard, and not because he was feeling sorry for himself but because he felt so bad for his crew, for his fans, for LRS, and for all of us and all of you. He wasn't trying "extra hard" to cut a great light, he never does that. He's a very standard and predictable "leaver" at the line, pretty much always in the .080 to .100 range, and he relies on that consistency and a good tune-up to win rounds. I have never seen him try to do anything different at the line.
But, if you've ever driven a car down a drag strip you know what it's like to watch that tree and react to it. Heck, all I've ever done is race courtesy cars back in the CSK days, when we'd gather about 50 employees and team members and all have a big old hoedown racing each other. Even in that situation, your neck tenses up and you can tell you're gripping the wheel with white knuckles. Every now and then, your foot just thinks it's time to go.
And, of course, the law of the jungle states that if you do red-light, your opponent will surely smoke the tires just to make it all feel a little worse. Nobody felt worse than Tim, but it was time for us to turn the tables on him and give him the kind of support he always provides. Once it happened, it was ancient history. It's over. We move on. We've got a great race car, a great crew, and a great driver (the crew chief and team owner aren't bad either). It's ancient history.
As a guy who has spent his entire life in sports, I know the scenario all too well when you make a mistake that costs your team a game. It's far too easy to heap that all on your shoulders, but when I'd see any other teammate fall victim to that the first thing I'd say was "You know, we wouldn't have been in a position to win that game without you, and we wouldn't have won a lot of other games without you. We're a team. We do this together. It's not on you, it's on all of us." The same applies now.
If you were following along you know it was a funky weekend in Seattle (Auburn, Washington to be precise). Friday featured a 30 percent chance of rain and so, of course, the whole day was washed out. By my recollection, that puts us somewhere around eight rounds of racing that have been cancelled this year, and I might be forgetting a couple. What it has also done is create these one-day qualifying efforts, and frankly we've done pretty well at all of those. This time, we did "okay" on our first Saturday run but with 19 cars there we did leave ourselves a little vulnerable in the final session. We were 14th by the time we ran in what was either Q2 or Q4, depending on who you asked, but by then we actually were locked in the field because of Ron Capps' impossible, improbable, unlikely DNQ. This sure is a humbling sport, isn't it? The only good thing about Ron's DNQ was the fact we all got to enjoy his work in the ESPN booth with Dave and Mike. Capps is a GREAT commentator, with a fantastically smooth presence in the booth.
Anyway, on that last run we made a fine lap and moved up to the seventh spot. It was all good. We took out Jeff Arend and then Robert Hight, and by the time we did that I was really having serious thoughts about us winning the race. If we could just get by Bob Tasca... It's ancient history. Tim preaches about putting things like that behind us, and that's the absolute best way to do it.
My teammate and buddy Travis Wirth (aka "Hollywood" and the brunt of a couple of Ron Capps jokes during the telecast) acted as my eyes during the race, taking phone pics and shooting them off to me. At one point he made a comment along the lines of "Hey, this PR stuff is easy." Of course it is, but we're not supposed to tell people! We have to keep up the illusion that this stuff is REALLY hard.
Other ramblings...
On the way up to Seattle, from Sonoma, the guys stopped and did a display at Rottler Manufacturing, a great company that makes CNC engine building machinery. Tim wasn't with them (he was driving up the coast staring at Redwoods and Oregon beaches) but the guys sent me some great shots of the display, and I'm proud of how great they looked and how professional they were. What I didn't notice until today, though, was something that cracked me up in one of the photos. All of the employees came out to take a group shot with the car, and someone had obviously forgotten a water bottle on the asphalt, in the foreground. In the shot, it looks like the whole group is honoring the majesty of the magic water bottle, in reverent silence. All hail the water bottle!
We have this weekend off, of course, but then the following week is going to be pretty fun. The guys will be coming up early, arriving in the Twin Cities on Tuesday night. Neighbor Dave and I are trying to convince them to get here, in Woodbury, at a reasonable enough time to have a cookout over at his house. That will be kind of dependent upon what time they get out of Springfield... Here's hoping!
Then, on Wednesday we have to have the transporter and the race car at the first of our two appearances by 10:00 a.m. The first one is at the Circle K Exxon in Shoreview, on the north side of the Twin Cities (I-694 at Lexington, for those of you keeping score at home) and then when that's over it's time to load up and head to the Circle K Exxon out in Elk River, which is just outside the loop on the northwest side of town. That one goes from 3:00 to 5:00. Then, the guys will head on up Brainerd way. Yah? Oh yah! ("Fargo" references).
Tim's going to do a "media tour" on Thursday, in support of the Circle K deal. Josh Hachat, the newest member of the NHRA Media Relations Department, will take him over to Duluth to do some TV and newspaper interviews, so that should be good. Duluth! Right on the shores of the big lake they call Gitche Gumee. (Gordon Lightfoot reference).
So... Lots going on right now in the racing world, not the least of which is this incredibly tight dash to the finish line to make the Countdown. And we swore, after last year, that we'd eliminate the drama this time. Promises promises...
Here on the home front, I'm still enjoying being based out of Woodbury for the summer. The weather's been great and the boyz love the screened porch. It's hard to get them to come inside! It's flown by, though, and I'm already making reservations for the long ride back out to Washington, right after Indy. Hard to believe, and it's probably a good thing Buster and Boofus don't know about it.
I've booked all of my travel for the rest of the year now, and at the last minute I did decide to go ahead and skip Charlotte. I was going to go to all of the races from Brainerd to the end of the season, but we'll be back in Liberty Lake after Indy and the cheapest ticket I could find was ridiculously expensive with A route of travel as complicated as a corn maze. (Midwestern rural Halloween reference). So, I'll skip that one but then get right back at it for Dallas, St. Louis, Reading, Las Vegas, and Pomona.
You might recall that I was all set to go to Barcelona last winter, with Barb, but my neck problems popped up and I couldn't go. I'd already bought a very expensive ticket for that vacation, but since it was a medical issue Delta allowed me to keep the whole thing as a credit, with no fees attached. With that much "e credit" in my account, I was able to book all of those last five races on Delta for nothing, and I still had $72 left! Woo Hoo. I even booked a few of the longer trips in First Class, so I have a front cabin seat guaranteed and I don't have to sweat out the upgrade. Livin' large and totally in charge, baby.
Let's see.... What else?
Well, Rush played in Kansas City the other night, and that marked the end of the incredibly successful "Clockwork Angels" tour. Sad face... At this point, they're going to all take a collective break for a bit and then maybe they'll think about touring again in 2015, when it will be their 40th anniversary. Any fan, though, does have to wonder just how long they'll keep doing this as they all turn 60! This tour was probably their finest ever, and it's amazing that they're playing better than they ever have, so here's hoping the boys keep cranking out the new stuff and thrilling their generations of fans. Living in the limelight, the universal dream...
I guess that will do it for today. I'm officially out of material! Have a great week, everyone. And a great weekend. And then let's all have a GREAT race in Brainerd!!! Yah? Oh yah, you betcha!
Wilber, out!


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Skip to comments.Why Obama Care Is Still No Sure Thing
Posted on 11/18/2012 9:26:03 PM PST by FreedomNotSafety
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(Excerpt) Read more at online.wsj.com ...
Another article mentions how hard avoiding the fiscal cliff will hurt high tax states (which are mostly dem paradises) if tax deductions are limited.
Take these two together and it could inflict some real deserved pain on some blue states. They can have Obama care and an even higher tax bill. Might start bringing some of them to their senses.
Instead of following the Obama administration's plan, states should seek real reform. For example, they should demand that Washington transform the federal portion of Medicaid for non-disabled and non-elderly beneficiaries into a uniform block grant, with state discretion over eligibility and benefits. The goal should be to turn Medicaid into a premium-assistance program rather than government-run insurance. Medicaid could then be used to help people enroll in mainstream insurance plans. This is the way to help the low-income uninsured get the same kind of coverage as other Americans.
President Obama won re-election and Democrats maintained control of the Senate this month, but the states hold the future of ObamaCare in their hands. Knowing the harm the law would do to their citizens, to the economy and to American health care, governors should refuse to become its enablers.
My state is secure from implementing an exchange but I will donate money to help campaign in other states to prevent an exchange.
Obama is has and is running a full time campaign. We cannot pause our campaign.
Is there a single elected Republican anywhere who is against Obamacare? They can't admit it to their voters, but they all are 100% behind Obamacare.
True. And sadly, Republican governors can be voted out of office and replaced with compliant Democrats.
I bet your state does implement an exchange, and much faster than you expect?
I live in NYC, and it's certainly not by choice.
It looks like there will be a national exchange that a resident of a state who did not implement the exchange can join. States can challenge the Federal Exchanges in Court but its unlikely they will prevail..
What is it like to live in Bloomberg's nanny-state fiefdom?
Folks generally don't know what is in the bill which is understandable but pretending its not a done deal is just another example of conservatives wishing for a world that doesn't exist...
"What is it like to live in Bloombergs nanny-state fiefdom?"
Probably the same way I live and work in L.A. surrounded by fudgepackers and freaks.
in WI, Gov. Walker stated that if the state started an exchange, they'd be stuck paying for it. If the feds do so, they'll have to use federal money. He says that since a majority of people don't want Obamacare, it would be wrong to force his state to waste it's money on it. Let the feds spread the wealth around.
So called GOP governors will cave.
Example: Christ Christie - will cave when Obama blows him a kiss.
Another example: Rick Perry - will cave when fedgov threatens him.
I can only imagine. The closest I have ever been to LA is LAX and Long Beach.
You do not know what you are talking about —
the MEDICAID mandates were STRUCK DOWN by the courts, by a 7-2 vote.
And, the "Federal Exchanges" are NOT funded, and do NOT have the same powers as any State Exchange, such as penalties on businesses.
You obviously have a vested interest in pushing this GOP line of BS I don't....
If they are against it, why aren't they fighting it?
You have absolutely no clue what you are talking about, and you are making a fool of yourself and wasting the time of good conservatives.
READ the WSJ article for starters, it talks of the Republican Governors Conference, where there was STRONG opposition to Obamacare, and the WSJ article also mentions Democrat Governors who do not want to go along with all of the Obamacare provisions.
You are clueless, and you obviously have an agenda here to discourage those of us who DO know what we are talking about.
The only course for a RATIONAL conservative is to focus on winning Republican Primary elections and pushing our cause within the Republican Party.
Every political party will contain human beings, and there is no possible way you can create a "3rd Party" that will not have the same problems as the GOP, and you will accomplish nothing other than handing victory to Obama and the Liberals by splitting the vote.
You need to consult an attorney that can explain both the reasoning and the vote count of the SC's decision.
You can push your GOP rhetoric but luckily for the country fewer and fewer folks are buying it...
My agenda is I am 100% against Obamacare. If you hate me because of that and want me to just accept Obama/Romneycare, I can live with you hating me. I am 100% against it, no matter what you tell me.
You are worse than the enemy, on this issue, you are a traitor giving aid and comfort to the enemy while you pretend to be on our side.
Sorry, I am not letting you push me into a 3rd party. You want everyone who is against Obamacare to be pushed out of the GOP and into a 3rd party. Well, I've got bad news for you. You are not going to get your wish. Every single elected Republican should be pressured to reject Obamacare every single day. If you think that hurts there poor wittle feelings, too bad. They were elected to represent the voters. I am sick of them acting like proud members of President Obama's posse.
How come 5 of the governors who were allegedly against Obamacare, came out last week and announced they were acquiescing to Obamacare, including the governor of Florida. John Boener said after the election that the election was a total vindication for Obama, and he had to give in. That louse McConnell has always been for it.
There aren't enough people against Obamacare to fill a bathroom? Maybe in your neighborhood, but I'd like to introduce you to a lot of people who are totally against it. You have the right to support Obamacare all you want, but we have a right to oppose it.
I merely pointed out that if the States don't implement exchanges Obamacare mandates that thew Federal Government can set up the changes themselves. I also pointed out that IMO it was likely that many GOP Governors like Walker of WI would let the Feds implement their exchanges.
From those two observations your clearly inferior powers of deductive reasoning concluded I was pushing a 3rd party agenda....
I dont believe telling folks there is hope Obamacare wont be more or less totally implemented based on wishful thinking makes sense. It could be rolled back or repealed in the future if Conservatives were in control but I see no evidence the GOP is intent on becoming Conservative in the future
I'd rather live in Greece.
If, only, Judge Roberts would change his mind, and change his vote on Obamacare, too!
"If the state doesn't implement an exchange the Feds will come in and do it for them...a point missed by a lot of folks..."
So? Zero will have to get the house to appropriate the money to run the federal exchanges. And why should the States carry Zero's water for him?
Actually, the strongest reason is . . . PORK. States are able to get $100,000,000 to $200,000,000 from the feds to study the problem, plan the exchange, and implement it. That creates huge opportunities for state lawmakers to dispense money to favored constituents. Colorado has already designed a system where the AVERAGE salary of exchange employees will be north of $150,000.
Regardless that Justice Roberts referenced Gibbons v. Ogden to defend his stance on Obamacare, activist Roberts seems to have wrongly ignored that Justice John Marshall had made the following statements in Gibbons that reasonably kill Obamacare.
"State inspection laws, health laws, and laws for regulating the internal commerce of a State, and those which respect turnpike roads, ferries, &c. are not within the power granted to Congress (emphases added)." --Gibbons v. Ogden, 1824.
"Congress is not empowered to tax for those purposes which are within the exclusive province of the States." --Justice John Marshall, Gibbons v. Ogden, 1824.
The bottom line concerning Obamacare is the following. Given that the Supreme Court had previously clarified that Congress has no constitutional authority to regulate healthcare, including no power to lay taxes in the name of healhcare, healthcare a 10th Amendment protected state power issue, then Congress was required to do the following before establishing Obamacare.
Article V of the Constitution requires Congress to first successfully petition the states for an amendment to the Constitution which delegates to Congress the specific new power, in this case healthcare, in order to regulate, tax and spend for healthcare, before establishing Obamacare. So based on Justice Marshall's official statements, Obamacare was established without the necessary consent of the Article V majority.
In fact, note the following relevant page in govtrack.us. Evidently Congressman Jessie Jackson Jr. has been trying to propose a healthcare amendment for years. But govtrack.us notes that any resolution requiring an amendment to the Constitution is essentially ignored.
"Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right ..."--govtrack.us
And note the following comment under PROGNOSIS as to why such a resolution will probably never pass. You may need to scroll down a little.
'The resolution's title starts with "Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United." (-10%)'
>>>What is it like to live in Bloombergs nanny-state fiefdom?
Weird. The subway system has grown progressively worse in the last few years: severe crowding, fewer trains, stoppages in the middle of tunnels, slowdowns, etc.
Quite unlike the late '90s when Giuliani was at the helm.
I also notice far more despair in terms of an alarming increase in the number of homeless I see on the street, as well as the constant parade of panhandlers in public places, as well as in the subway (on the platforms and on the cars as well). Additionally, there's this almost constant police presence everywhere you go...
There are still plenty of shops, museums, etc., but I've also noticed a trend on the part of pedestrians toward looking more like San Francisco: openly gay couples male or female (or something in between) holding hands, embracing, kissing, etc. More "freakish" looking people with LOTS of tattoos over their whole body and body piercings (nose, eyelids, ears, including "ear gouging").
Lots of women pushing strollers with babies, mainly (so far as I can see) Latinas. Nanny Bloomberg has also been pushing women to breast-feed rather than use bottles. I guess his campaign is working: I've noticed an increase in the number of women on the subway who openly breast-feed their babies . . . just like in those charming banana republic countries you read about in old issues of National Geographic.
Yes, "New York, New York, it's a helluva town."
That's why I'm starting to research if there's any place for someone like me in Texas.
I guess it's gut check time for a lot of Republican governors. Time to separate the cowardly RINO scumbags from the genuine conservatives. There's been some big talk from a few, but I'll wait to see real action, thank you.
"Fudgepacker" is just a polite word for faggot.
This is a very important distinction.
Thus states that refuse to create their own exchanges would effectively be repealing a large part of the lawsparing their citizens from the job-killing employer mandate and from assaults on their religious liberty. In some cases people would even be spared from the individual mandate to buy coverage, since in the absence of exchange subsidies more families would qualify for exemptions from the mandate.
If the State implements an exchange, the Feds still run it but the State pays for it. THAT is a point missed too often.
By not implementing an exchange, a State is saved the cost - and there is no loss of control of anything.
Thats why Im starting to research if theres any place for someone like me in Texas."
Yes, there is.
Plus, it'll never get the votes to pass. /s
Thanks bitt.
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Hi, I'm new to Ruby and Rails and I've begun developing an app to categorize and display images. I'm working on a mac with Locomotive (should be the latest version).
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TBigz wrote:Are you trying to discredit my achievement with sarcasm?
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Hey I was on three playoff teams while in HS, doesn't mean suddenly I know more about the Browns than everyone else here. because I've been to post season more times then they have in a decade.
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I think criticism is warranted, but the column puts it in the wrong place. To wit:
The game was full of reminders to all of us who were not completely sold on the Tribe's off-season that there may indeed be reason to be nervous
IMO, the Tribe's offseason had about a 1% impact on last night's game.
CC would have pitched and strained his gut whether or not the Indians signed Millwood.
Michaels went 1-4. Not great, but not Grady-bad. He had one good play and one bad play in the outfield. (I was unfortunately relying on the radio, and based on the call the plays seemed like a wash...and so I don't know whether Crisp Would Have Had It. Of course, I remember the opening week of last season, when Omar Would Have Had It was the most frequent comment on the team.) Michaels also got his first assist of the season, too.
Graves was the first guy out of the bullpen. Criticism warranted, but it's less a function of not having Howry or Rhodes and more that (for some reason) the FO decided that A) a true long-reliever is unnecessary and B) Graves is a better option than Brown, Tallet, Tadano and Davis.
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Debates of Oct. 20th, 2005
House of Commons Hansard #138 of the 38th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was firefighters.
- Question Period
- Pacific Gateway Act
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Telecommunications Act
- Criminal Code
- Canadian Library Week
- Good News Report
- South Asia Earthquake
- Public Library Week in Quebec
- Pay Equity
- Tsunami Relief
- Charity Fundraising
- Future of Farming
- Éco de la Pointe-aux-Prairies
- Co-op Week
- Miss Canada Galaxy
- Co-op Week
- Diwali
- Homelessness
- National Highway System
- David Hamilton
- Intergovernmental Affairs
- David Dingwall
- Intergovernmental Affairs
- Child Care
- Health
- The Environment
- David Dingwall
- Technology Partnerships Canada
- Child Care
- Softwood Lumber
- Lobbyists
- Minister of Citizenship and Immigration
- Health
- David Dingwall
- Justice
- International Trade
- Clothing and Textile Industries
- Health
- The Environment
- Forest Industry
- Public Works and Government Services
- Foreign Affairs
- Canadian Heritage
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Fisheries and Oceans
- Business of the House
- Points of Order
- Criminal Code
- Committees of the House
- Criminal Code
- Message from the Senate
- Intergenerational Transfer of Farms
- Firefighters
International Trade
Oral Questions
2:45 p.m.
Nova Scotia
Mark Eyking Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of International Trade (Emerging Markets)
Mr. Speaker, we are well aware of the Canadian International Trade Tribunal's recommendation for safeguards on bicycles. We will take it into consideration and do what is best for Canadians. Meanwhile, the Minister of Industry will be working with all industries that are impacted by cheap imports.
Clothing and Textile Industries
Oral Questions
October 20th, 2005 / 2:45 p.m.
Guy André Berthier—Maskinongé, QC
Mr. Speaker, the minister said he will apply safeguards.
Now that the minister has decided to take action on bicycles, does he intend to follow suit for the clothing and textile industries that are facing the same situations and are calling for the same safeguards?
Clothing and Textile Industries
Oral Questions
2:45 p.m.
Ralph Goodale Minister of Finance
Mr. Speaker, as I have indicated to the House on previous occasions with respect to textiles, first of all, we announced last Christmas a very significant assistance package. Since then, we have been proceeding to implement that package.
We are looking at various solutions on the re-importation of materials that hopefully both the apparel and the textile industry can agree upon. We have been working with both sides of the industry since March to arrive at that kind of amicable solution that they all can agree to.
Oral Questions
2:45 p.m.
Steven Fletcher Charleswood—St. James, MB
Mr. Speaker, the government does not understand the difference between a chronic disease and a deadly disease. Cancer is a killer.
The House voted for the full funding of the Canadian strategy for cancer control, a plan developed by the cancer community, yet again this government ignores the will of the House and ignores the health of Canadians.
Today the Canadian Cancer Society criticized the government's announcement and stated that more funding is needed to have a real impact on this disease. Why will the minister not listen to the cancer community and fully fund and implement the Canadian strategy for cancer control?
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Vancouver South
Ujjal Dosanjh Minister of Health
Mr. Speaker, the fact is that the government has spent over $1 billion over the last number of years to combat cancer in Canada. As part of the integrated strategy, we have added $56 million to several hundred million dollars that are currently being spent on combating cancer. This is just a down payment to make sure that we work further to enhance and strengthen our issues on cancer control.
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Carol Skelton Saskatoon—Rosetown—Biggar, SK
Mr. Speaker, Liberal MPs are reflecting the growing concern of Canadians on avian flu by taking matters into their own hands. They are now issuing their own public health advisories to their constituents in the absence of information from the minister.
In fact, the website for public health has not been updated since early September. A political turf war between the health minister and the public health minister is causing confusion for all members of Parliament. Who speaks for the government on the avian flu file?
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Vancouver South
Ujjal Dosanjh Minister of Health
Mr. Speaker, that is absolute hogwash. The fact is that the pandemic preparedness plan is on the website of the Public Health Agency. It is being updated and there will be additions to it in the very near future.
The fact is that Dr. Butler-Jones has been meeting with his counterparts from across the country and internationally to deal with such issues. The fact is that we are relatively better prepared than most countries in the world, according to the World Health Organization.
Those people across the aisle are causing nothing but unnecessary panic and fear. That is absolutely irrational and disgraceful.
The Environment
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Derek Lee Scarborough—Rouge River, ON
Mr. Speaker, the Regional Municipality of York is constructing a massive sewer system across the Rouge River watershed, removing more than 25 million litres of groundwater each day, changing water levels in wells and in the river, and threatening fish habitat.
Authorities may have seriously underestimated the impact of this huge project, which has never had a comprehensive environmental assessment even though there have been millions spent by York region on mitigation measures.
Will the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans tell the House what his department is doing to protect the 55 species of fish in the Rouge River, even if that might mean stopping the project?
The Environment
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Halifax West
Nova Scotia
Geoff Regan Minister of Fisheries and Oceans
Mr. Speaker, I recognize the member's interest in this matter. That is why we recently organized a tour of the area for concerned members of Parliament.
In fact, this project was approved by the province under provincial legislation. My department is working with the province and municipality to ensure that any risks to fish habitat are mitigated. We are also investigating any possible violations under the Fisheries Act. If necessary, appropriate action will be taken.
Forest Industry
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Brian Fitzpatrick Prince Albert, SK
Mr. Speaker, last week in Saskatoon the human resources minister said the announced closure of the Weyerhaeuser mill in Prince Albert was a provincial matter, yet this past Monday the government announced a plan to invest $50 million to help forestry communities.
I have two questions for the minister. Does the federal government have a responsibility toward forestry communities, yes or no? Second, will the city of Prince Albert be able to access this special $50 million fund?
Forest Industry
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Belinda Stronach Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development and Minister responsible for Democratic Renewal
Mr. Speaker, let me be clear on what I said. First of all, I said that where there is a large layoff in a community, we cannot turn a blind eye as a federal government and we must always be concerned and sensitive. I also said that there is a devolved labour market agreement with that province, so therefore it has primary responsibility for the layoff.
However, I said we would work together with the employer and the employees to take a look at what we could do in the long term.
Public Works and Government Services
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
John Reynolds West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast, BC
Mr. Speaker, fully two months ago, Cascade Aerospace in British Columbia was informed that based on merit and price the company had been awarded a federal contract for maintenance work on Canada's fleet of Hercules C-130 aircraft.
Then, weeks later, Cascade was informed that the contract was being re-evaluated.
I would like to ask the government if it will guarantee to the House that the contract will go to the best bid, based on merit and price.
Public Works and Government Services
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Nova Scotia
Scott Brison Minister of Public Works and Government Services
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Alright, take a look at the header at http://abigfisch.com - How the hell do I get it to display properly with the background?
Cant see any possible way via CSS. I tried but it will still break.
#logo {
background: url(http://abigfisch.com/images/header_logo.gif) no-repeat -22px -2px;
padding-bottom: 134px;
margin-left: 18%;
I'd go for the png option first.
How would I do that alpha filter hack for ie?
Since it's really just IE 5-6 with issues I would recommend wrapping it like this inside your head tags. The id is #logo and just apply the .fish class to the png file.
<img src="../images/fish.png" class=".fish" />
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The header is still weird, even with the png option. The background lines doesn't scale properly when the browser window size changes. Any remedy for this?
edit: nvm figured it out - thanks!
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OMG !!! soo scary !! love it !!
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It turned out really nicely.
Too scary for me though =p
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This is truly amazing! You did an awesome job.
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wow ren you look scary.
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creepy, liked it! thanks for the step by step =o}
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