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Breaking: Hoyer admits Dems don't have the votes for Pelosi Plan
posted at 11:38 am on November 6, 2009 by Ed Morrissey
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The answer to the big question surrounding Nancy Pelosi's scheduling of the ObamaCare vote this weekend has been answered. She didn't schedule it for Saturday because she had the votes — and now Steny Hoyer has admitted as much this morning:
A House leader says Democrats haven't yet lined up enough votes to pass their health care overhaul bill.
Majority Leader Steny Hoyer of Maryland says the vote that House Democrats had scheduled for Saturday could slip to Sunday or early next week.
Hoyer acknowledged to reporters Friday that Democratic leaders don't yet have the 218 votes needed to pass President Barack Obama's historic health overhaul initiative.
In other words, this was a Hail Nancy play. She couldn't afford to wait too long for the vote after dropping 2,000 pages on members last week, and having them see the results of the elections this week. Pelosi and Hoyer thought that rushing a vote would allow them to bully recalcitrant moderates into support.
She chose … poorly.
What does this tell us? Moderates have apparently balked at the pressure Pelosi has put on them to swallow the public option and a $1.8 trillion price tag. Today's unemployment numbers probably had something to do with that as well. Robert Reich advised Democrats to stop their push on health-care overhauls and start worrying about job losses, or risk becoming an irrelevancy in the midterms (via Instapundit). The moderates in Pelosi's caucus probably came to that conclusion on Tuesday night.
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CBP on November 6, 2009 at 12:31 PM
Yep, something is up with the site. Must be Rahm downloading copies of all the commenters' names…heh
d1carter on November 6, 2009 at 12:35 PM
House Districts That Could See 2010 Party Switch
Sunday, September 13, 2009 8:55 AM
House districts that could see party switch in 2010 elections. `X' denotes districts where the incumbent is considered among the most endangered.
x-Rep. Bobby Bright (D)
x-Rep. Parker Griffith (D)
Rep. Jerry McNerney (D)
x-Rep. Betsy Markey (D)
x-Rep. Alan Grayson (D)
x-Rep. Suzanne Kosmas (D)
x-Rep. Walt Minnick (D)
Rep. Bill Foster (D)
x-Rep. Mark Kirk (R) (open seat; Kirk is running for the Senate)
x-Rep Charlie Melancon (open seat; Melancon is running for the Senate)
x-Rep. Joseph Cao (R)
x-Rep. Frank Kratovil (D)
Rep. Mark Schauer (D)
x-Rep. Travis Childers (D)
Rep. Carol Shea-Porter (D)
Rep. John Adler (D)
Rep. Martin Heinrich (D)
x-Rep. Harry Teague (D)
Rep. Dina Titus (D)
Rep. Scott Murphy (D)
Rep. Eric Massa (D)
Rep. Mike Arcuri (D)
Rep. Dan Maffei (D)
x-Rep. John McHugh (R) (Open seat; McHugh was appoint Army secretary)
x-Rep. Larry Kissell (D)
x-Rep. Steve Driehaus (D)
x-Rep. Mary Jo Kilroy (D)
x-Rep. John Boccieri (D)
Rep. Zack Space (D)
Rep. Kurt Schrader (D)
Rep. Lee Terry (R)
x-Rep. Joe Sestak (D) (open seat; Sestak is running for the Senate)
x-Rep. Jim Gerlach (R) (open seat; Gerlach is running for governor)
Rep. Chris Carney (D)
Rep. Chet Edwards (D)
Rep. Glenn Nye (D)
x-Rep. Tom Perriello (D)
Rep. Gerry Connolly (D)
Rep. Steve Kagen (D)
TriciaNC on November 6, 2009 at 12:35 PM
I had that problem too. Which is why I double posted.
That was weird.
Conservative Samizdat on November 6, 2009 at 12:34 PM
Yeah, I was starting to go through withdrawal symptoms, had the shakes and cold sweats. Glad I'm not the only one suffering.
CBP on November 6, 2009 at 12:36 PM
ditto slow loading, slow refreshing on hotair.
ted c on November 6, 2009 at 12:36 PM
TriciaNC on November 6, 2009 at 12:35 PM
let's look forward to moving those x's to right over the names and show it in RED
ted c on November 6, 2009 at 12:37 PM
Southern Gent, thanks for the Kossite info on Kissell. I was aware that he isn't a 'blue dog', but he ran like one and speaks out of both sides cf his mouth. This district is very conservative and went heavily for McCain.
Dole and Hayes however received lukewarm support – couldn't give their signs away from the R headquarters. If we get a good candidate next time, Kissell, an ex history teacher will be retired.
Carolina Kat on November 6, 2009 at 12:38 PM
Or Steny's trying to lull us into thinking we've got this in the bag and they really do have the votes.
Make them walk the plank, Nancy! They'll love you for it in a year!!!
t.ferg on November 6, 2009 at 12:39 PM
Nancy lives in an alternate reality. This is all just a distraction to prevent her from delivering for her Lord and Master.
GarandFan on November 6, 2009 at 12:39 PM
Yeah, I was starting to go through withdrawal symptoms, had the shakes and cold sweats. Glad I'm not the only one suffering.
CBP on November 6, 2009 at 12:36 PM
I had the same symptoms.
Hopefully no one was trying to hack Hotair or something…
Conservative Samizdat on November 6, 2009 at 12:40 PM
This isn't getting much attention. Do you feel it was successful?
Cindy Munford on November 6, 2009 at 12:32 PM
Well it sure looked successful to me, especially with such short notice and the amount of people who showed up, especially on a week day when people are supposed to be working.
I guess our story faded with the shooting at Fort Hood.
But we did hear that the Precedent did a short news conference at 1:00 pm, right in the middle of our ralley.
Can anyone confirm that?
Knucklehead on November 6, 2009 at 12:41 PM
The cost cutting and all is good… but someone needs to address the uninsured. There just has to be a solution to that. One that doesn't tank the economy that is.
petunia on November 6, 2009 at 11:52 AM
How's about we implement the FairTax, grow the economy, and let those who wish to become insured have the economic means in their own wallets to purchase insurance that is free market oriented and specifically tailored to their individual needs. There you go. Uninsured addressed.
jimmy2shoes on November 6, 2009 at 12:41 PM
Yep, something is up with the site. Must be Rahm downloading copies of all the commenters' names…hehd1carter on November 6, 2009 at 12:35 PM
Same thing happened at MichelleMalkin.com at the same time. I'm sure it was just a coincidence; not like some bleeder was trying to shut us up in the name of free speech or anything…
yubley on November 6, 2009 at 12:44 PM
jimmy2shoes on November 6, 2009 at 12:41 PM
Any plan that doesn't include tort reform will fail. The biggest drain on 'insurance' is malpractice insurance. It's driven some types of doctors completely out of areas. For example, pediatricians are fleeing PA, and you don't want head trauma in IL.
Ambulance chasing attorney's like John Edwards see suffering as a lottery ticket. They take these cases on contingency fees and then force settlements driving costs up. And no it doesn't mean we're any safer from malpractice.
Carolina Kat on November 6, 2009 at 12:45 PM
Well, I did my part! I called Bill Foster's Washington office and urged a no vote. (Foster took over Denny Hastert's seat.) I also e-mailed. It took a while to get through, and I asked the person if she's getting lots of calls. She was indeed. I asked her what the sentiment was, and she diplomatically said the office was receiving all different kinds of views! I voted for Foster twice (hey, I'm a liberal! But I absolutely love this web site) — and I told the woman that. I also said the bill was a monstrosity that should be tossed out.
lizzieillinois on November 6, 2009 at 12:46 PM
hehd1carter on November 6, 2009 at 12:35 PM
I thought that was Charles Johnson's job.
lorien1973 on November 6, 2009 at 12:46 PM
PELOSI!! They haven't done any long term effects of injecting botulism into your head, I think this is the first side effect recorded, it melts your brain::)))
concernedsenior on November 6, 2009 at 12:48 PM
Knucklehead on November 6, 2009 at 12:41 PM
I worried about the last minute call also. I was impressed with the turn out. Mr. Olbermann said that buses were paid for by an organization other then the participants. He should have to prove that and why would it be wrong for the Right but encouraged and approved of on the Left. I am so sick of the double standard.
Cindy Munford on November 6, 2009 at 12:49 PM
I think that Pelosi has been trying to get a vote on this bill before the SHORTAGE OF FLU VACCINE – regular seasonal and H1N1 – hit the front pages of the nations consciousness. It is a stark and startling reminder of how efficient the government will be in the delivery of health care. She had to have learned from Obama that this shortage was breaking over the horizon.
AndAwayWeGo on November 6, 2009 at 12:55 PM
SanFranNan and her enablers / supporters in Comrade Obama's (PBUH) government will figure out how to buy off enough of the "blue dogs" to pass this C**P SANDWICH and cram it down our throats. "Would you like to be the new Ambassador to Spain after you lose the 2010 election? How about a large contribution to your PAC? What's your price? Like hot girls? (or boys!)"
And some "reconciliation tricks" can be used also.
John Bibb
rocketman on November 6, 2009 at 12:58 PM
She's holding them hostage so they'll cave – much like a high pressure car/timeshare salesman.
marklmail on November 6, 2009 at 1:01 PM
For the first time, in a very long time, I have a little hope. Nancy Pelosi is one of the most, if not the most, shameless politician this nation has ever seen. She's a national disgrace and a traitor.
alwaysright43 on November 6, 2009 at 1:03 PM
Below is a list of selected Democrats and their positions on the House healthcare reform bill based on media accounts, press releases and spokesmen for the lawmakers.
UPDATED 11/6/09 11:12 a.m.
Howard Berman (Calif.)
Leonard Boswell (Iowa)
G.K. Butterfield (N.C.)
Steve Cohen (Tenn.) Called the measure "America's bill"
Gerry Connolly (Va.) Had expressed concern about tax provisions in initial bill
Henry Cuellar (Texas) Got tort provisions added, though still wary of costs
Kathy Dahlkemper (Pa.)
Sam Farr (Calif.)
Gabrielle Giffords (Ariz.) Leaning yes, would like to see more on tort reform
Debbie Halvorson (Ill.)
Alcee Hastings (Fla.)
Steve Kagen (Wis.)
Marcy Kaptur (Ohio) Leaning yes
Dale Kildee (Mich.)
Ron Kind (Wis.) Voted no in Ways and Means Committee
Brad Miller (N.C.)
Dennis Moore (Kan.) Was target of death threat last summer over healthcare reform
Jim Langevin (R.I.) Opponent of abortion rights
Tom Perriello (Va.) Held many town halls this summer
Jared Polis (Colo.) Voted no in Education and Labor Committee
Earl Pomeroy (N.D.) Voted no in Ways and Means Committee
Nick Rahall (W. Va.)
John Salazar (Colo.)
Linda Sanchez (Calif.)
Mark Schauer (Mich.) NRCC quickly pounced on Schauer's support of bill
Dina Titus (Nev.) Voted no in Education and Labor Committee
Paul Tonko (N.Y.) Leaning yes
Tim Walz (Minn.) "I think we're getting there."
Diane Watson (Calif.) Praised bill in speech on the floor
Peter Welch (Vt.)
John Boccieri (Ohio) Leaning no, citing cost-containment concerns
Dan Boren (Okla.) A firm no
Artur Davis (Ala.) Gubernatorial candidate says, "We risk a disaster if we get this wrong."
Lincoln Davis (Tenn.) Wants changes to abortion-related provisions
Parker Griffith (Ala.) "I cannot support this bill."
Bart Gordon (Tenn.) Science panel chairman is a no, citing public option and bill's "financial impact on the state of Tennessee."
Suzanne Kosmas (Fla.)"As the bill stands right now, I am not going to be able to support it," Kosmas told the Orlando Sentinel.
Jim Marshall (Ga.) A firm no
Walt Minnick (Idaho) Has bucked leadership on big-ticket bills
Collin Peterson (Minn.) Ag chairman has sharply criticized bill
Ike Skelton (Mo.) Ag chairman cites public option, concerns about rural providers
Bart Stupak (Mich.) Wants changes to abortion-related provisions
Gene Taylor (Miss.) Made it clear to constituents this summer he is a "no."
John Adler (N.J.) "I've only read most of it."
Brian Baird (Wash.) Changed from "leaning no."
Melissa Bean (Ill.)
Marion Berry (Ark.) Wants more aggressive action against HMOs, drug makers
Rick Boucher (Va.) Wary of public option; voted no in Energy and Commerce Committee
Dennis Cardoza (Calif.)
Yvette Clarke (N.Y.)
Jim Costa (Calif.)
Chet Edwards (Texas) A perennial GOP target; rejected climate bill
Keith Ellison (Minn.)
Bob Etheridge (N.C.) May run for Senate
Bill Foster (Ill.) "Encouraged" House is moving forward; voted no on climate bill
Bart Gordon (Tenn.) Republicans targeting Science panel chairman
Raúl Grijalva (Ariz.) Wants vote on "robust" public option
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (S.D.)
Baron Hill (Ind.)
Frank Kratovil (Md.) Voted yes on climate change bill; GOP targeting him
Dennis Kucinich (Ohio) He said he "will have trouble voting for anything other than robust public option."
Daniel Lipinski (Ill.) Opposes abortion rights
Betsy Markey (Colo.) Has concerns with cost of the bill
Eric Massa (N.Y.) Fan of single-payer approach
Jim Matheson (Utah) Prefers Senate Finance measure; voted no in committee
Harry Mitchell (Ariz.)
Jim Oberstar (Minn.)
Solomon Ortiz (Texas) Voted no on climate change bill
Ciro Rodriguez (Texas) Voted no on climate measure
Loretta Sanchez (Calif.) Has gone from "yes" to undecided
Heath Shuler (N.C.)
Zack Space (Ohio) Voted yes on Energy and Commerce Committee
Betty Sutton (Ohio)
Harry Teague (N.M.) Skeptic of public option
Pass this on!
TriciaNC on November 6, 2009 at 1:12 PM
TriciaNC on November 6, 2009 at 1:12 PM
That's interesting I don't see Rep. Nye's name on any of the lists. I bet he has a cheap copy of that can't decide picture that the Obama's put in the White House. Sniveling weasel.
Cindy Munford on November 6, 2009 at 1:19 PM
I just clicked on the Olbermann link in RCP… It was definitely worthy of the Soviet Union.
Seriously, even the most die hard liberals must see through his lies. When it got to 25 buses of astro turf protesters… I quit listening.
Baghdad Bob was more believable. I can't believe this is America with someone like that on TV.
petunia on November 6, 2009 at 1:25 PM
Keep calling, keep faxing, keep the pressure on. Don't let up just because the vote has been delayed. The reps need to know how emphatically people are opposed to this monstrosity!
SouperConservative on November 6, 2009 at 1:28 PM
Harry Mitchel is one district over from me. I guess that is close enough… that's JD Hayworth's old district. I'm sure JD has enough people calling over there that it is chaos. JD has a radio show in the afternoons here.
petunia on November 6, 2009 at 1:28 PM
They'll have the vote. If they win, they win. If they lose, they will know which handful of Dems they need to bribe/intimidate….that's a nice wife you got there Mr. Blue Dog, it would be awful if something were to happen to her car's breaks.
angryed on November 6, 2009 at 1:31 PM
Great lists. Thanks for doing some of the work for us.
I see WV Dem Nick Joe Rahall listed as a Yes vote. You can add him and his colleague Alan Mollohan (D) to the In Trouble list. They openly supported Mr Obama. Now the EPA has returned the favor to WV by revoking some pre-existing mining permits. Southern WV is a Democratic stronghold, but now the believers are pi**ed off. Nick Joe heard about more than healthcare at his townhall. Mr Mollohan in the meantime is listed as one of the 15 most corrupt in Congress. Looks like they will each have a legit opponent next year. This could be entertaining!
humdinger on November 6, 2009 at 1:42 PM
Here's some more breaking news Steny. Dems also don't have enough votes to keep the majority after the 2010 elections. You people are a disgrace and I look forward to seeing you jobless as soon as possible.
TrickyDick on November 6, 2009 at 1:43 PM
Rep. Gerry Connolly (D)
TriciaNC on November 6, 2009 at 12:35 PM
Add -X- to Gerry Connolly (D) of Virginia based on this nonsense that happened yesterday. The link includes pictures. What sissy little twerp would force constituents into a line to fill out forms and then … oh, you read it, it's really sick.
ExpressoBold on November 6, 2009 at 1:43 PM
ExpressoBold on November 6, 2009 at 1:43 PM
Apparently Virginia has more then their share of profiles in courage in representation. Oh, Mr. Hoffman got his $10 Dr Pepper, I wish it had done more good but I think we woke some folks up.
Cindy Munford on November 6, 2009 at 1:51 PM
I hope some of these arrogant Marxists are voted out just for thinking about passing this Gov't run healthcare. (think Daschle).
Want real change?
Try Term limits
Not Black (Black / White) skin that hides underneath it a radical statist.
father on November 6, 2009 at 1:55 PM
It's rapidly becoming one of life's big mysteries why the Dem House doesn't get rid of Pelosi. She has/will do more to harm their cause than even Obama.
jeanie on November 6, 2009 at 1:56 PM
Knucklehead on November 6, 2009 at 12:41 PM
Thank you Knucklehead for attending yesterday. It was pretty exciting to see the crowd on t.v. and to hear the noise on the radio. Thank you from Nebraska!!!!
yoda on November 6, 2009 at 1:56 PM
Can the House remove Nancy from her speakership somehow?
ctmom on November 6, 2009 at 2:02 PM
Congressional Representatives Protesting Health Care Reform Because It Requires Insurers to Cover Abortions and Practitioners/Hospitals to Perform Abortions
Rep. Dan Boren (OK-02) PH: 202-225-2701 FAX: 202-225-3038
Bart Stupak (MI-01) PH: 202-225-4735 FAX: 202-225-4744
Collin Peterson (MN-07) PH: 202-225-2165 FAX: 202-225-1593
Tim Holden (PA-17) PH: 202-225- 5546 FAX: 202-226-0996
Travis Childers (MS-01) PH: 202-225-4306 FAX: 202-225-3549
Lincoln Davis (TN-04) PH: 202-225-6831 FAX: 202-226-5172
Heath Shuler (NC-11) PH: 202-225-6401 FAX: 202-226-6422
Solomon Ortiz (TX-27) PH: 202-225-7742 FAX: 202-226-1134
Mike McIntyre (NC-07) PH: 202-225-2731 FAX: 202-225-5773
Jerry Costello (IL-12) PH: 202-225-5661 FAX: 202-225-0285
Gene Taylor (MS-08) PH: 202-225-5772 FAX: 202-225-7074
James Oberstar (MN-08) PH: 202-225-6211 FAX: 202-225-0699
Bobby Bright (AL-02) PH: 202-225-2901 FAX: 202-225-8913
Steve Driehaus (OH-01) PH: 202-225-2216 FAX: 202-225-3012
Marcy Kaptur (OH-09) PH: 202-225-4146 FAX: 202-225-7711
Charlie Melancon (LA-03) PH: 202-225-4031 FAX: 202-226-3944
John Murtha (PA-12) PH: 202-225-2065 FAX: 202-225-5709
Paul Kanjorski (PA-11) PH: 202-225-6511 FAX: 202-225-0764
Kathleen Dahlkemper (PA) PH: 202-225-2701 FAX: 202-225-3038
TriciaNC on November 6, 2009 at 2:02 PM
Parody: Speaker Pelosi Unveils New Promotional Campaign to Inspire Fellow Democrats http://optoons.blogspot.com/2009/11/speaker-pelosi-unveils-new-promotional.html
Mervis Winter on November 6, 2009 at 2:03 PM
They want us to stop calling. Don't.
bloggless on November 6, 2009 at 2:03 PM
CALL THEM. Don't let up today or over the weekend. Too important.
Congressional Representatives Protesting Health Care Reform Because It Requires Insurers to Cover Abortions and Practitioners/Hospitals to Perform Abortions
Rep. Dan Boren (OK-02) PH: 202-225-2701 FAX: 202-225-3038
Bart Stupak (MI-01) PH: 202-225-4735 FAX: 202-225-4744
Collin Peterson (MN-07) PH: 202-225-2165 FAX: 202-225-1593
Tim Holden (PA-17) PH: 202-225- 5546 FAX: 202-226-0996
Travis Childers (MS-01) PH: 202-225-4306 FAX: 202-225-3549
Lincoln Davis (TN-04) PH: 202-225-6831 FAX: 202-226-5172
Heath Shuler (NC-11) PH: 202-225-6401 FAX: 202-226-6422
Solomon Ortiz (TX-27) PH: 202-225-7742 FAX: 202-226-1134
Mike McIntyre (NC-07) PH: 202-225-2731 FAX: 202-225-5773
Jerry Costello (IL-12) PH: 202-225-5661 FAX: 202-225-0285
Gene Taylor (MS-08) PH: 202-225-5772 FAX: 202-225-7074
James Oberstar (MN-08) PH: 202-225-6211 FAX: 202-225-0699
Bobby Bright (AL-02) PH: 202-225-2901 FAX: 202-225-8913
Steve Driehaus (OH-01) PH: 202-225-2216 FAX: 202-225-3012
Marcy Kaptur (OH-09) PH: 202-225-4146 FAX: 202-225-7711
Charlie Melancon (LA-03) PH: 202-225-4031 FAX: 202-226-3944
John Murtha (PA-12) PH: 202-225-2065 FAX: 202-225-5709
Paul Kanjorski (PA-11) PH: 202-225-6511 FAX: 202-225-0764
Kathleen Dahlkemper (PA) PH: 202-225-2701 FAX: 202-225-3038
TriciaNC on November 6, 2009 at 2:03 PM
Cindy Munford on November 6, 2009 at 1:51 PM
Actually, I think Mr. Hoffman did quite well and your contribution surely may have helped get the Republican Party moving in the correct direction.
Did you see the virginia.gov election results map? That thing is really worth a million words as to where the Dem voters are nested.
ExpressoBold on November 6, 2009 at 2:06 PM
ExpressoBold on November 6, 2009 at 2:06 PM
Red was the color. I hope by the time I get to go back and live there that the infatuation with Democrats will have completely worn itself out.
Cindy Munford on November 6, 2009 at 2:17 PM
Carolina Kat on November 6, 2009 at 12:38 PM
District 8 is a district that should be chock full of "Reagan democrats". I feel sure that district will back red if a good candidate runs. I had heard rumors that ex-Charlotte mayor Pat McCrory was going to move there and run. If he does, he'd win.
SouthernGent on November 6, 2009 at 2:20 PM
Brad Miller (NC) is voting for HR 3962.
bloggless on November 6, 2009 at 2:21 PM
Cindy Munford on November 6, 2009 at 2:17 PM
You should hover your cursor over the blue areas to get the localized election results. My hometown, where I no longer live, was solidly blue. My hometown now is solidly red. It's like a guide for where not to live.
ExpressoBold on November 6, 2009 at 2:26 PM
She chose … poorly.
Best of the three** Indy movies; Sean Connery's the reason!
(** The latest — I/J and the Economy-Crippling Health Care "Reform" aka I/J Gets a Visit from his Death Panel or whatever it was — doesn't count)
ya2daup on November 6, 2009 at 2:36 PM
Wow, that is some statement coming from Lefty Reich.
WannabeAnglican on November 6, 2009 at 2:44 PM
let them move on to Cap and Trade. No really, let them, that will kill them politically and if it actually did pass, it would be a heck of a lot easier to repeal than their healthcare monstrosity.
Daemonocracy on November 6, 2009 at 2:44 PM
Hey Nancy don't you remember saying something about transparency? (She's agin' it.) Or how about being ethical? (She's agin' it.)
Brat4life on November 6, 2009 at 11:44 AM
With her botox-paralyzed mug which prevents her from showing any "tells", how did anybody see and call her bluff?
ya2daup on November 6, 2009 at 2:46 PM
ExpressoBold on November 6, 2009 at 2:26 PM
The good thing is there are lots of places worthy of living in now. I am from Virginia Beach. The voted in the most worthless piece of junk every this last time. Since I still own property I email him all the time.
Cindy Munford on November 6, 2009 at 2:46 PM
She chose … poorly.
Was that an Indiana Jones reference?
SnKArcbound on November 6, 2009 at 2:49 PM
Congress's newly elected Rep from NY-23 sworn in today, already breaking campaign promises:
Kevin71 on November 6, 2009 at 3:07 PM
TriciaNC on November 6, 2009 at 12:35 PM
If we replace McHugh in NY-23 by Owens (D), that makes 35 Democrats to 4 Republicans whose seats are in danger. Which wouldn't be enough to flip the House Republican.
But is that list complete? Rasmussen has the "generic House vote" at 42% R – 38% D, while it was 47% D – 41% R at Election Day 2008. Democrats have lost 9 points, Republicans have gained 1 point, and 8% more have become undecided. If the undecided eventually split between the parties, any Democrat that won last year by less than 10% could be in trouble.
While there may be a big difference between "generic Dem vs. generic GOP" and a contest between two named candidates, lots of Democrats who won with small margins could be VERY nervous right now about voting for FancyNancyCare…
Steve Z on November 6, 2009 at 3:08 PM
TriciaNC on November 6, 2009 at 12:35 PM
I cannot believe Heath "Interceptions" Schuler isn't on that list. That district is incredibly RED.
Unless a bunch of NYC libs moved into it. Or welfare recipients.
"She chose….poorly"
One of my favorite Raiders quotes…
And how true…what an incompetent boob!
crazywater on November 6, 2009 at 4:12 PM
and they are bringing Obama in to the House before the vote to sway them
This may bore most of you but I have a little story to tell you. I am a retired federal employee. As such I have a federal insurance plan, This is open season whereby we get to review all of the plans available to us, detailing the services provided and its cost for 2010. My current insurance plan's cost is going up a whopping forty percent. Instead of going along with this rip-off, I reviewed all of the other plans available. I not only found one at less than the rate I paid this year; it also provides more services. The point I am trying to make is that if the federal government allows competition among its insurers why does Congress not allow interstate competition? You might ask your congressman for an answer.
Big Nicholas on November 6, 2009 at 4:22 PM
Have the vote!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Khun Joe on November 6, 2009 at 4:30 PM
I keep hearing the figure of 69 votes that Pelosi & Co are short on.
If true……..that's a bunch.
JoeinTX on November 6, 2009 at 4:39 PM
I'm getting scared because you never know what to believe. I am afraid if they vote on this they might just have the votes.
Brat4life on November 6, 2009 at 5:37 PM
Keep up the pressure on these idgits. Can't wait for the witchy woman to get in front of a camera with that vapid empty eyed big smile look touting the bill and stating that a vote will be the end of next week or by thanksgiving.
Kissmygrits on November 6, 2009 at 5:57 PM
According to NRO's new blog "Doctor, Doctor," they may be only ten votes short, and the vote is still on for tomorrow.
Ten of those votes may be the four VA freshmen Dems whose district McDonnell took on Tuesday when he beat Deeds.
Wethal on November 6, 2009 at 8:08 PM
It will pass the house….you can bet the farm on that. No way, those fat wishy washy 'blue dogs' will not cave under the pressure of the Chicago machine.
It will pass with 218 or 219. I am sure they are already telling who can be allowed to vote against it and still make room for the 218.
tatersalad on November 6, 2009 at 8:15 PM
The cost cutting and all is good… but someone needs to address the uninsured. There just has to be a solution to that. One that doesn't tank the economy that is.
petunia on November 6, 2009 at 11:52 AM
10.2 percent of people don't have jobs.
17.7 percent is the e6 number, including those who have given up looking for a job, or are under employed (working part time when they were working full time).
Fix that first… you'll go a long way to fixing the rest of it.
And while you're at it, check out the republican plan, which actually goes a long way to… you know… reducing the costs of healthcare.
Chaz706 on November 6, 2009 at 9:02 PM
I hope and pray that Stupak, the Blue Dogs, and the Republicans in Congress stick to their guns on this. The ObamaCare beast must be destroyed on Saturday.
Shogun144 on November 6, 2009 at 9:14 PM
Please help us kick Democrat Gene Taylor out of his Congressional seat in Mississippi-4.
Joe Tegerdine is as Conservative as Sarah Palin – if not more so. Nevertheless … Joe has raised only $9,000 vs Gene Taylor's $200K.
But once we let everyone in Mississippi know that Gene Taylor voted for Nancy Pelosi for SOTH … he's sunk.
Contact these House members.
Likely No:
Adler (202) 225-4765
Altmire (202) 225-2565
Baird (202) 225-3536
Barrow (202) 225-2823
Bean (202) 225-3711
Berry (202) 225-4076
Boren (202) 225-2701
Boucher (202) 225-3861
Bright (202) 225-2901
Cardoza (202) 225-6131
Chandler (202) 225-4706
Childers (202) 225-4306
Cooper (202) 225-4311
Costa (202) 225-3341
Dahlkemper (202) 225-5406
Davis (AL-07) (202) 225-2665
Davis (TN-04) (202) 225-6831
Donnelly (202) 225-3915
Gordon (202) 225-4231
Griffith (202) 225-4801
Herseth Sandlin (202) 225-2801
Hill (202) 225-5315
Holden (202) 225-5546
Kagen (202) 225-5655
Kratovil (202) 225-5311
Lipinski (202) 225-5701
Markey (202) 225-4676
Marshall (202) 225-6531
Massa (202) 225-3161
Matheson (202) 225-3011
McIntyre (202) 225-2731
McMahon (202) 225-3371
Melancon (202) 225-4031
Michaud (202) 225-6306
Minnick (202) 225-6611
Mitchell (202) 225-2190
Murphy (202) 225-5614
Peterson (202) 225-2165
Pomeroy (202) 225-2611
Ross (202) 225-3772
Shuler (202) 225-6401
Skelton (202) 225-2876
Space (202) 225-6265
Stupak (202) 225-4735
Tanner (202) 225-4714
Taylor (202) 225-5772
Teague (202) 225-2365
Leaning No:
Boyd 202-225-5235
Giffords 202-225-2542
Halvorson 202-225-3635
Klein 202-225-3026
Maffei 202-225-3701
Nye 202-225-4215
Sanchez (CA-47) 202-225-2965
Scott (VA-03) 202-225-8351
Arcuri 202-225-3665
Cuellar 202-225-1640
Edwards (TX-17) 202-225-6105
Ellsworth 202-225-4636
Kanjorski 202-225-6511
Kirkpatrick 202-225-2315
Kosmas 202-225-2706
Langevin 202-225-2735
Mollohan 202-225-4172
Rodriguez 202-225-4511
Schrader 202-225-5711
Smith 202-225-8901
Leaning Yes:
Abercrombie (202) 225-2726
Boccieri (202) 225-3876
Carney (202) 225-3731
Connolly (202) 225-1492
Driehaus (202) 225-2216
Etheridge (202) 225-4531
Hodes (202) 225-5206
Inslee (202) 225-6311
Kaptur (202) 225-4146
Kucinich (202) 225-5871
Lynch (202) 225-8273
Markey (MA-07) (202) 225-2836
Murtha (202) 225-2065
Perriello (202) 225-4711
Peters (202) 225-5802
Rahall (202) 225-3452
Richardson (202) 225-7924
Ruppersberger (202) 225-3061
Visclosky (202) 225-2461
Wu (202) 225-0855
Their voice mail boxes are full…you will need to e-mail them.
Also contact the blue dog coalition:
ncconservative on November 6, 2009 at 9:42 PM
UNDECIDED/REVIEWING BILL Keith Ellison (Minn.)
Ellison is undecided? No F-ing way. The guys the biggest socialist rep we have from Minnesota. He's from a district whose largest employer is ACORN. He's a definite yes and if he's saying he's undecided it's only to keep the "Kill the Bill" citizens placated until they left DC.
chickasaw42 on November 6, 2009 at 10:03 PM
I did my part.
The wife and I showed up at our Commie Rep's office at noon, along with about twenty-thirty other people. The phones were ringing off the hook, the crowd was taking turns venting, and the staffers looked like they were actually earning their pay as they told us that they "didn't know" how the Commie will vote and that there were "many different views." They "didn't know" if the Rep and his family would be getting the same Health Care plan as the rest of us.
As I was leaving some loud SOB was telling them that they were going to lose their phoney-baloney jobs next year along with the Commie Rep. It feels so good to have dialogues like this with our public servants. Let's do it again real soon.
Venusian Visitor on November 7, 2009 at 1:18 AM
Please add McNerny (D) California-11 to list of 2010 "in jeopardy" seats. This district went for Bush by 10 points in 2000 and 2004, Obama by only 10 in 2008.
He has a strong conservative opponent in 2010, a Lodi grape grower who is already within $100,000 of McNerny in fundraising.
For some reason he doesn't show up on any of the call lists on any sites.
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I think Ozzie is going to let Jones walk and get a monster deal for the comp pick next year.
Depending on where the cap ends up, some are saying 132 million, the Ravens will be in a spot that they are rarely in where they can afford to keep their own players. I am curious to see what the market for Jones looks like. IMO, he is not a pass rusher so his value isnt as high. I think if he can be had for similar money as Redding 4/5 million per year, the Ravens should go for it.

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Is ethical hacking a growth area?
Does anyone have a real-world feel for whether ethical hacking is a growing industry? Not being directly in the industry it's hard to gauge if this is something more companies are investing in. Are contracts going to the big vendors or is there enough to go around that the smaller independent firms are getting a look in?


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Hoyer: Medicare, SS cuts need to stay on the table
Everything, including cuts to Social Security and Medicare benefits, should remain on the table as party leaders seek to hash out an end-of-the-year budget deal, Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) said Tuesday. …
"They clearly are on the table," Hoyer said during his weekly press briefing in the Capitol. "They were on the table in the Boehner-Obama talks. They've been on the table for some period of time. That does not mean that I'd be prepared to adopt them now, but they're clearly, I think, on the table.
"We have many Republicans say 'absolutely not' … on rates or revenues," he added. "There are Democrats on our side who say 'absolutely not' if they do A and they do B and they do C. … You've got to put everything on the table."


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The Secret Keeper by Kate Morton
(Allen and Unwin $39.99)
This novel by Aussie writer Kate Morton moves between the London Blitz, to 1961, and to the present day, as Laurel Nicholson tries to unravel a family secret that her dying mother Dorothy has kept for 50 years. As a teen, Laurel saw her mother commit an awful act of violence on a mystery man, and has never really known why. Her quest for the truth leads her to the realisation her mother was not the woman she thought she was. Well written, with a cleverly constructed, complex plot that will keep you guessing. Recommended.
Shadows on the Nile by Kate Furnivall
(Hachette $36.99)
The sixth novel from Kate Furnivall is set between London and Egypt from 1912 to 1936, and is as much a tale of adventure as it is a love story. Jessica Kenton is worried when her beloved brother Timothy vanishes after a seance, and Sherlock Holmes-style, follows a series of clues to track him to Cairo.
She's accompanied by Sir Montague Chamford, who owns the house where the seance was held, and claims to feel accountable for Tim's disappearance. Furnivall attempts to cover a lot of ground, from fascism to eugenics, and as a result the book doesn't flow as well as it could. Still, the characters are interesting and the Egyptian aspects of the book are well-researched and evocative.
The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion
(Text Publishing $37)
Melbourne professor Don Tillman has very few social skills, especially when it comes to women. He'd quite like a wife though so designs a 16-page questionnaire to weed out any unsuitable candidates. His friend and colleague Gene throws in wildcard Rosie, and despite her not scoring high, Don finds himself breaking his own rules - and throwing out his routines - to get to know her better.
It takes a while to get used to Don, but once you do you'll find this a touching and rewarding read.
Finding Casey by Jo-Ann Mapson
(Bloomsbury $29.99)
This is a bit of a tear-jerker that fans of the likes of Jodi Picoult will enjoy. Glory Vigil moves to Santa Fe, New Mexico, with her second husband Joseph and finds herself unexpectedly pregnant at the age of 41. Her adopted foster daughter Juniper is away at college but can't move on from the ghost of her past - the disappearance of her sister Casey when the pair were children. Mapson crams a little too much into this novel and it's easy to guess the plot early on, but the likeable characters keep you invested right to the end.
The Hidden Cottage by Erica James
(Orion $34.99)
The dysfunctional Channing family is full of secrets, which are all bubbling away under the surface, with matriarch Mia battling to keep the peace. But it's not until wealthy, handsome and newly single Owen Fletcher arrives back in town after 30 or so years that Mia's carefully constructed walls start to tumble down. A predictable but decent beach read, though make sure you're prepared for a good dose of heartache.


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Why is the mesh so fine on most veils? Seems to me an eighth inch mesh would be a lot easier to see through.
Why is the mesh so fine on most veils? Seems to me an eighth inch mesh would be a lot easier to see through.
Buzz Abbott
USDA zone 11a, Western Garden zone 24 (75 ft elev. n34.0w118.47)
In a couple of the older posts in the thread there was discussion of the color of the screen material. Susie uses a non-metallic material for the screens in her Golden Bee suits and jackets. It is a black material but she has apparently figured a way to coat the outside surface with a white "paint". This picture is of the jacket before it ever saw my bee yard...there are a few spots showing black through now in the front surface of the screen (it's been used and abused since this picture and a wash wouldn't hurt it!!! )...it will need some touch-ups...shoe polish? Ed
Jim, Dadant. Do you know the difference between the two? They're not made by the same manufacturer? I could use another one anyway, so I'll order one from BM and compare.
Regards, Barry
Tom -
Please send your membership dues to Jim. We're saving up for a tulle convention. You'll have to know the secret handshake to get in though.
Regards, Barry
Welcome Tom!! Wear your Tulle with pride. Still working on details and a site for the big convention. Security will be a concern as I am expecting demonstrations from folding veil traditionalists. Yes its true, the secret handshake will be demonstrated only after the oath has been taken. I am working on Barry to give the keynote address on his experience with the new Brushy Mountain version.
"People will generally accept facts as truth only if the facts agree with what they already believe."- Andy Rooney
Being inspired by this thread I just received a tulle veil from Dadant - which did not come with directions for use. Any pointers? Like which end is up for example.
It is far easier to demonstrate but I will do my best. The tighter elastic is for your hat (a helmet with clips to hold it is my preference). The tied loop goes in the back. First put the veil on and then put your arms through and above the string between the back loop and the D rings. After looping them around you and tying them where you wish you can customize it by cutting off any excess string that you wish. Now you can tug the back of the veil down by hooking your thumbs around the string where it passes under your arms if it didn't go over your collar properly. This type of tie is quite bee tight unless you have a lot of bulky layers on in which case you have to cinch it down pretty tightly. Welcome to the "Order of the Tulle"
"People will generally accept facts as truth only if the facts agree with what they already believe."- Andy Rooney
When they come newly shipped, I don't think any of the cords are through any of the D rings, so, just to expand on the first step, rings in the front, cords down the center of your back. Bring one cord under your left armpit and through the left ring. Repeat for the right side. Now around your back and tie together in front. We don't want to get too detailed as there is a lot of secrecy in the Order of the Tulle.
Regards, Barry
There seems be some very important people in this group.
Notice how they didn't show you how she tied her veil! More secrecy.
Regards, Barry
This, the Dadant tulle veil. The material is heavier and more stiff that the Mann Lake tulle. The bottom of the veil has elastic in it and is quite firm fitting. My hat doesn't have any hooks to keep the top elastic from riding up, but so far it has never slipped off during use. I plan to attach it to the hat with some wire in several places. I always have to keep adjusting it before use.
The drawstring on this veil uses two D rings on the front to loop the cords through. This pulls the front down tight against your chest. I like this design, just wish the elastic was a bit less tight. Very bee tight.
This, the Mann Lake tulle veil. Netting is very fine, light, and very flexible. Haven't used this one yet, but I think I'm going to really like this feature of being very light. The top elastic fits the helmet quite well. Don't think I'll need to wire it in place. I like the bottom drawstring that it has no elastic in it. I've worn other veils with this style drawstring around the neck. Not always bee proof (bees seem to know right where that little gap is by the ring), but a trade off I'm willing to have. I think it will seal around the neck better than other veils due to how fine and light the fabric is.
Drawstring design around the neck. My only concern for a commercial guy like you Jim, is if this netting would hold up to the rigors of your work. For the price though, you can hardly beat it.
Jim, was it you who mentioned Mann Lake economy leather gloves in a post? I ordered a pair and looks like a great value. It's very hard for me to find gloves big enough to fit my big hands. Their XL fit very well, unlike other XL's I've had that still feel tight.
Regards, Barry
Well there goes my keynote address. I have actually found the back loop on the Dadant veil to be a weak point. I have had to resew mine and replaced it with a plastic ring. One other nice feature of these veils is that you can throw them in the washing machine with your work clothes and they come out looking great.
I also ordered one of these.
Nice people, free shipping and fairly inexpensive. It's similar to the one I use now but I think I might like this one better.
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Seafront Apartment 1 in Kalebova Luka
Maksimum Konuk Sayısı4
Yatak odası1
Boyut33 metrekare
Floor No.1
- Mutfak
- Balkon/teras
- Aile / Çocuk dostu
- mevcut Otopark
- Kilitlenebilir oda
- Havlu
- Bebek karyolası
Accommodation summary
|Uvala luka, 22203 Rogoznica, Hırvatistan
|Mülkiyet türü
|Referans kodu
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|3 weeks ago
The house is placed only 20m far from the beach, large terrace(15m2) with a beautiful view on the sea, and separate entrance. In front of the apartment there is garden and a small house with the barbecue all time available. Private parking included and there is no busy street. It is peaceful place.
We offer apartment for 4 people – A2+2 (2 adults + 2 children or 3 adults maximum) categorised with 3 stars (***). Apartment has 1 bedroom - king-sized bed (200x180), bathroom (WC/shower) and kitchen. There is also a fold out couch in a living room for 2 children or one person. In extra conditions it can be 2 adults on couch.
The kitchen is supplied with all necessary kitchen utensils, a cooker, a refrigerator with freezer. Apartment is approximately 33 m2.
Satellite TV in apartment has to offer over 1000 satellite channels from around the world.
There is a private parking in front of the house and there is no busy street. It is a peaceful place.
100 m from the house there is a DIVING CENTER where you can rent all equipment you need and pass the diving course!
In Ražanj, 2 km far away from us, there is a restaurant with the daily offer of fresh seafood, pizzeria, a bar and a grocery shop. Also,every morning a big van is coming in front of the house with bread,milk,newspapers,cookies...
In Rogoznica, located 6 km from Kalebova Luka, you'll find a post, a bank, a pharmacy, a supermarket, a butcher's, a bakery, market with the daily offer of fresh vegetables and fruit. and many bars and restaurants. Marina Frapa is also located in Rogoznica. It is one most beautiful marinas at Adriatic Coast.
There are two national parks (Islands Kornati and Krka) about one hour with car and famous touristic places like Primosten(10-12 km),Trogir(25 km),Rogoznica (just 6 km) and town Split (50 km).
In Primosten there is a famous Croatian summer disco club called Aurora and in Rogoznica huge club in Marina Frapa and also numerous restaurants,bars, also pharmacy,bank,post office
On the beach nearest to the house (20 m) there are mainly rocks with some cemented areas. A bit further (90 m) down is a small pebble beach suitable for children. Big pebble beach is on the other side of the village, ca. 500 m from the house.
Airport is near Trogir, ca. 35 km from Kalebova luka, so if you are flying, there is taxi or possibility to rent a car for your holidays at the airport, or we can come to pick you up.
Hope to see you ;)
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Tourist tax per person per night: 1 €
Use the grill in the garden ;)
Arrival from 14 h
Departure till 10 h +/- 1 h
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|TRY 105 misafir başına/ekstra gece
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We had an excellent time at this beautiful, peaceful sea front apartment. Josko was a great host.
Dear Josko, thank you for the stay, we enjoyed it a lot! The sea is absolutly beautiful! At Kalebova Luka is no mass tourism. The family of Josko is very warm and friendly, they are helping you in any way. We can recommend this place. The Appartement is in new condition and very clean. You arrive the sea in just one Minute. See you soon! We wish you and your familiy the best! Christian, Sabine and Antonia
The appartment is ideal for honeymoon or vacation wirh a small kid. Excellent location in a small, safe bay. No hotels, no shops...the car with the baker's fresh products arrives every mornong...
We really enjoyed our stay at the Seafront Apartment in Kalebova Luka. The apartment and the view is exactly like shown on the pictures. Everything was clean and perfectly working. There is wifi avalable and working pretty fast 24h a day. We also enjoyed to meet our nice host Josko. He showed us around and helped us with everything. We will definitely come back!
Exzellent! Everything. The Location and the tenants. Very nice and warm People. Almost help us und Give us a Good Time in their clean House. Me and my Girlfriend have a Great Time: relaxed Atmosphäre and the Natur smell very good. Morningstar we Spring After 23 Meter in the water!
Yes: we will come back to this nice Appartement an to Josko and Famaly. Thank you for the nice Time!
Lovely place ! the view is fantastic ! We had everything we needed ! Josko is a very friendly man en helps where he can !
We stayed here this summer and it was amazing. The appartment has a very nice view and is closeby by many 'must-see' places. We really enjoyed our stay here. The appartment was really nice and is perfect for a couple. The private little beach in front of the appartment is perfect to have a good swim. We want to thank Josko for his hospitality and good care! He is a great host! Thank you for everything.
Die Unterkunft und die Lage hat unsere Erwartungen sogar noch übertroffen.
Der Besitzer war super nett und jeder Zeit für uns erreichbar.
Das Appartment war tiptop.
Der Urlaub war super! Josko ist sehr sehr nett und fragt immer ob alles okay ist oder ob wir was brauchen. Der Strand war sehr nah, man konnte vom Balkon direkt aufs Meer gucken. Das Arpartment hat eine super Lage und der Urlaub war einfach perfekt! In der Zeit war auch nicht mehr so viel los und man hatte echt seine Ruhe! Wir werden wieder kommen und können es auch jedem empfehlen! Ein Auto brauch man dort schon oder ein boot um in dem nächsten Ort einkaufen zu können! Es war alles super!
Ein Traumurlaub! Vor allem Dank Josko, seines tollen "Apartmani" mit einem wundervollen Blick und der einmalig freundlichen und hilfsbereiten Betreuung. Die Angaben entsprechen zu 100 % der Realität. Wer Erholung und Ruhe sucht, ist hier genau richtig. Ein "fahrbarer Untersatz" ist allerdings notwendig da in diesem Teil der Bucht weder Einkaufmöglichkeiten noch Restaurants vorhanden sind. Es gibt jedoch in der Saison einen mobilen Bäcker, der morgens seine Runde fährt. On this occasion: Best wishes to Josko! Thank you so much for everythink and the warm welcome! You are a great ambassador for your beautiful contry!
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Philly's pretty bad, but I'd say Boston is a step above. Garbage fans.
Philly's pretty bad, but I'd say Boston is a step above. Garbage fans.
San Francisco 49ers fans are the lowest.
Only fanbase I truly hate is Philly. Even in comparison to our other divisional rivals... most Dallas fans I know are fairly reasonable people. They generally don't talk about their fandom unless asked... I've never had the problem of a dallas fan that was in your face about it (unless you count sporting a dallas t-shirt while going about your business "in your face")...
Likewise, most long-time Washington fans are fairly nice as well (yeah we trade friendly jabs, but it's never anything serious, even in the 2012 season)... and those old-timers in Washington even join us giants fans in showing up the RG3 bandwagoners. They're sort of like the pre-2004 Boston Red Sox fans... yeah they were the enemy and referred to their NY rivals as the "evil empire", but at least you could get along with them as people.
Even other organizations (such as the Saints) I feel are more misunderstood than anything. The fans there are real passionate about their team, win or lose, and the team responds in kind, often being found helping the community (especially after Katrina) during the offseason. The city and the team are very close, which is why many people of New Orleans, right or wrong, took the bountygate scandal as a personal affront to them. By the same token, I have been able to wear Giants apparel in New Orleans before (during the 2011 playoffs no less) and most people still treated me courteously... often the point that Eli is a favorite son of the town helped, and in fact after the saints loss to SF most Saints fans that I had met started rooting for the Giants.
But there's no redeeming quality about Philly. As Obi-Wan Kenobi once said, You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villany. They claim to love their team, yet flip out on said team if they lose in a way that makes this board look like amateurs. Wearing any shade of blue that resembles Giants colors in Philly during football season can, at best, draw funny glances, and at worst, get you killed or beaten up. If forced to wear either Yankees apparel at Fenway or Giants apparel at the Linc, I'd pick Yankees at Fenway any day. At least that way I'd know I would survive the day...
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I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite team in the NFL.
Eagles and Jets. Eagles fans are barely human and Jets fans are jealous and stupid and I can't stand the high school J-E-T-S chant.
Eagles if you've ever been to the "Linc" you would agree wholeheartedly
I don't think Giants fans are bad per se, but we are very very impatient and that can be very annoying lol.
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I love Bradshaw, but if I remember correctly he has never been approached with the restructure of salary cap doom, meaning the team cat release him without having to pay off a signing bonus that was being apportioned through the remaining contract.
If I am right that he hasnt been restructured yet they may have to cut him as he is one of the few that they can gain anything by cutting.
AB's my favorite player and $3.75 mil for him is very fair. While I wish that he would stay healthier, he's an impact player every year and still got 1,000+ yards this year while playing injured (again).
Absolutely keep him next year, but he should also be healthier because they'll DEFINITELY give more touches to Wilson and Brown. Our running game could really be a 3-headed beast next year, especially if the o-line is at least somewhat improved.
Wilson - 1 good run out of 20 carries; 5-9 runs for negative yards; 10 carries for 40 yards.
Andre Brown - 50 carries and out for the year
Scott - 10 carries and 2 fumbles
Bradshaw - steady vet, 2 rings, great career avg, top 10 back when healthy


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Retrobass (aka RB) is an independent british-asian electronic musician, technologist and multimedia artist originally from London (UK). He is known for single-handedly developing his own form of 'positive-alternative' hiphop & electronica; a unique blend of electro, industrial, rock, dub & downtempo fused with positive vibes, catchy melodies, lush ambient textures, phat synths, raw urban beats & elements influenced by his east-indian heritage. RB made his debut online in late-2005 with his 'socially-conscious' tracks "No Fear!" & "HeroIN Veins Feat. Russ.J". This was later followed-up by the innovative alternative-hiphop/dnb track, "Shanti Om", which received worldwide attention after being pre-released on Myspace for World Peace Day (21 September, 2006).
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Today, I decided to check one of my hives that I suspect swarmed a few weeks back. Last I checked, it was filled with capped and open brood, but I never saw any queen cells or the current queen. There was lots of nectar and honey, and a metric ton of bees.
This time, the hive was filled with nectar and honey, had a few capped drone cells and a small patch of capped worker brood (very small) and was stuffed with at least 2-3 capped queen cells on every brood frame (there were three as I had opened the brood nest two weeks back). While I was working the hive, I heard a loud buzzing and saw bees flying around overhead in the tree above the hives. They congealed into a small swarm hanging from a branch.
I noticed a flurry of what appeared to be robbing type behaviour from one of my currently queenless hives, but other than that I am not sure where the swarm came from. Do hives swarm when being worked? I did not notice any unusual activity other than the typical head-butters circling my veil. These queen cells were already leathery and capped, but not bald on the end. They looked very much like supercedure type queen cells. I split the brood frames up with my queenless hive and started another nuc with the others. I left one in the hive as I suspect they definitely have no queen now.
Has anyone ever had a hive swarm while they worked it?


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Info from files? *possible spoilers galore*?
since it's the weekend, they're not working so let me get this out of the way. i decrypted the betas (both MP and SP, don't ask how i got the SP files), and just as I did with Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale, i'll share with you some files that i saw. reason that i'm doing this now is because i might not get Ascension on release day anymore (yes, i'll be playing Ni No Kuni, and no i'm not a Ni No Kuni bandwagon fan).
proof first:
mkay, so let's start this.
first off, almost guaranteed 5 world weapons:
in addition to (i'm going with the filenames) Sword, Club, and Spear, we'll have a Sling and a Shield.
not gonna do that with all the files, though.
moving on, i saw files for MP (and this might also be spoilers for SP), about *other* people other than Trojans and Spartans (which are Troy and Sparta on the file names, so locations/allegiance/nationality?)
there's Argos, Delphi, Athens, Minos, Olympus, Thebes, and Thessaly. also one for a "MACE", dunno which land is that.
heard an audio file which said "two lives left", dunno if that was for Favour (i don't play much of), or another MP mode with a Stock mode.
now for the MP maps, there are "Lore" files for each map (think of the 'story' at the beginning of the Desert where the announcer describes/talks about the map and polyphemus), so i'm guessing these lore audio files are for each map.
saw Desert, Hercules, Labyrinth, Olympus, Persia, Prophet(?), Statue, and Troy. there's also one for Tutorial.
apart from these, there are also ones for names that i can deduce by mode like CTF, but there are ones like "BOG", and "HUN" and "FR". i'm guessing FR is Favour? HUN is probably a map too, and so is BOG.
there are also "titles" or maybe those EXP titles, some of which we've already seen like "Killstreak", or "Seeker". i'll just post the ones i haven't seen or heard.
Untouchable, Triple Feat, Triple Kill, Skewered, New Leader, LiftOff, Justice, Intervened (i saw/heard that already btw), Immortal Feat, Hard to Kill, Double Feat, Decimated, Chopped, Cooked, Cheated Death, Beaten, Brutal Kill, etc.
i'll post more of these later.
Re: Info from files? *possible spoilers galore*?
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"MACE" might be Macedonia.
"HUN" might be a "Hunted" mode of some sort, especially if it was listed in a folder/place alongside CTF and such.
Cool stuff...you said you got this off the Beta? That's good news cuz I am hoping there is more variety of everything (except factions, that seems like a nice size list) in the final version.
Re: Info from files? *possible spoilers galore*?
i know there will be 4 types of Rage (Fire, Soul, Electric, aaand Ice) and 4 types of Magic too (again, Fire, soul, etc. dependent on god).
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@Rumba-Lumba The Game Director Todd Papy Did Say That Poseidon Would Have Ice-Like Attacks .
This Attack Would Freeze A Non-Align Poseidon Warrior In Place For 10-15 Seconds Depending If He Is Not Over A Fire Trap .
I Kind Of Feel Like No 1 Is Talking About Poseidon Enough .Lol
Would Be Hilarious If Only A Few Warrior Align To Him .
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4 Items for each god. from the beta, we've already seen 3 items on both Ares and Zeus. i'm going by the filenames, so you can just imagine what their names/purpose are in-game.
Ares - BurstHeal, FireShield, Ignite, Shout
Zeus - BurstHeal, Shield, Dash, Shockwave
Poseidon - Heal, IceShield, Scream, ????
Hades - BurstHeal, AuraShield, DrainAura, Pool
so all gods have two items each that are very identical to other gods.
on to possible items on the battlefield or possibly on SP as well.
LifeCycle, HydraHead(?, so Euryale's head or something), HermesBoots, HeliosChariot(?), MedusaHead, PerseusShield, SirenHead
in addition, dunno if this will be for SP/MP or both (heck, let's just assume i say this for everything).
FireBow, WindBow
i'm led to believe it could be for SP too, because Papy said whatever Kratos has is for the sake of or they're prioritizing gameplay improvement rather than story consistency. so most likely he'll get a different Wind Bow or Fire Bow but very similar to the ones in GOW2 and 3.
BattleHorn (isn't this the item that gives BurstHeal on MP?), CerberusHead, Cornucopia, DionysusIllusion, Explosive, Eyes.
there's also an Amulet_LifeCycle, which is a different file than LifeCycle. so these must be any combination of SP and MP stuff.
on to magic
Ares - Dash, Fireball, Mine, Rage
Hades - Giant, Hazard, Summon, Throw
Poseidon - Beam, Hazard, Plume, ????
Zeus - ForceLightning, Hazard, Lightning(Storm, presumably), ????
dunno why both zeus and poseidon have only 3. they might only have 3 in the final game while those other possibly physical-based fighters will get 4. dunno.


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'American Heat' revs up local economy
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - Thousands of bikers rode into the Coachella Valley for the "American Heat" Motorcycle Weekend. Street vendors, live music and lots of bikes take over Palm Springs for the three-day event. Local businesses hope this event will rev up sales.
Lonny Whittington, the manager for Palm Springs Treasures, says, "I felt the energy this morning."
Mel Feingold, a Palm Springs resident, says, "The festival is cool, it's a good time."
Venders line the streets of downtown Palm Springs selling everything from Harley gear and leather, to helmets and sun glasses.
Chris Teneyck, who rode in from Orange County, says, "It's mainly just a bunch of us get together and hang out. Its fun to come and check out the bikes and check out the exhibits."
Riders from all over the state, from Washington, even Florida rode into the Coachella Valley.
Bob Porter rode in from Northern California. "We left yesterday morning. It's a 500 mile ride. No big deal, about 8 hours down here, so take a few days off and get in the sun," said Porter.
Doug Valverde came from Hemet. "Just sat on a bike ride and came down the 10 freeway and it was a beautiful morning ride from coldness into the sun, that is what riding is all about is getting into the wind," said Valverde.
It's events like this one that help keep the local economy running.
James Canfield, the executive director for Palm Springs Convention Center and Bureau of Tourism, says, "It was only a week ago where the streets where filled with airplanes and Ferraris, and now this weekend we've got motorcycles."
This event is expected to bring in about 5,000 people from all over, that's 5,000 bikes and 5,000 people who are ready to spend some money.
Canfield says, "Most of these folks come in for two or three days and really make it a great weekend out here in Palm Springs."
Whittington says, "We get a lot of traffic out of it. so we are very appreciative of them coming and we hope they stay."
Teneyck says, "We check out the shops. We try not to spend a lot of money usually the wives are the ones doing that, but we have a good time."
Area businesses hope people continue to have a good time, with riders coming back year after year.
"Just another great example of how Palm Springs really appeals to everybody," said Canfield.
The event has closed down Palm Canyon Drive from Amado Road to Arenas Road. It will open again Sunday after 11 p.m.


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A step-by-step instructional guide to authenticating your document.
The intended destination of a document determines the required type of certification. An Apostille is issued for documents intended for use only in foreign countries that are party to the Hague Treaty. A Certificate of Authority is issued for all other countries, many of which will only accept documents certified at both the state and federal levels. The original document must be signed in front of a notary public and must contain original signatures. As a reminder, a notary public cannot make a true copy statement in the State of Michigan.
Only certified copies of birth, marriage, divorce and death records by a Michigan County Clerk; City Clerk or Registrar in the counties of Wayne, Oakland, or Macomb only; or the Michigan State Registrar are eligible for authentication. Original vital records cannot be accepted for this purpose. Documents issued by court clerks, from other states, or received via fax are not acceptable.
To request certified copies of these records from the State Registrar, please telephone 517-335-8656. Note; this is not the phone number for the Office of the Great Seal. To contact the Office of the Great Seal, please call 1-888-767-6424 or email us at email@example.com.
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Wittlich, Josef (1903-1982), Germany
Josef Wittlich (1903–1982) was born in the village of Gladbach in the Rhineland, Germany. His mother's death in 1907 left him under the authority of his brutal father. Withdrawn by nature, the child completed elementary schooling, then joined the Foreign Legion before working for some years as an officer's batman in Paris. In 1923 he returned to Germany, where he was employed as a farm worker. During the Second World War, he enlisted and was captured by the Russians. Released at the end of the war, he settled in Höhr-Grenzhausen in the Rhineland. He worked in a ceramics factory and, in his free time, devoted himself to drawing.
Josef Wittlich was inspired by reproductions of academic paintings as well as by photographs of the Pope, princely couples and contemporary film stars whose features he accentuated, simplified and distorted. He used scintillating colours, applied flat and that he encircled in black. Once a work was completed, Wittlich would pin it up on the wall in the firm employing him.


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By Jesse Pugh on September 12, 2013 at 5:50 am
Andy Cohen In The Morning appears every Monday through Friday until the end of the season, except for the bye week. The column is posted each day at 6 a.m.
Have a question for A.C.? Submit your questions to Andy Cohen on Twitter at @ACohenFins. Andy will answer questions every other Wednesday throughout the season.
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Missing Windows 8 Start Menu still got you down? I talked about utilizing the powerful Windows 8 Search Charm in this article. [1] Now I'll show you a handy way to keep your most-used programs right at your fingertips on the desktop – literally at your fingertips if you are using a touchscreen.
Start by pulling up your desktop. You can either tap your Desktop tile:
Or type "Desktop" in your Search Charm.
My most frequently used program is Microsoft Word. Since I use it so often, I have it pinned to my Taskbar.
I also have Internet Explorer and Outlook right where I need them.
Here's how to add a program to the Taskbar. First, you need to open the program you want to pin to the Taskbar by either tapping the tile on the Start Screen or finding it in Apps. Then you'll need to open the Search Charm and select Apps.
You'll see all of your apps displayed.
Find the app you want to pin and right-click or swipe down on the icon for the app.
At the bottom of the screen, you'll see the option to Pin to taskbar.
The app will now be pinned to your Taskbar.
I would suggest not over-doing it and pinning too many programs to your Taskbar. Reserve it for apps you use every day. Anything else you need in Windows 8 is always just a swipe away with your Search Charm.
~ Cynthia


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CEH Training / Exam - My Experiences
I recently did the C|EH at a bootcamp type course run by The Training Camp in England. You can read my day by day experiences on my blog: http://stevechol.livejournal.com/ the first post is entitled 'CEH 1: Day Zero: Orientation Day'. I hope this is of interest to someone
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Work on water, air systems brings outages
By Victoria O'Connor
Communications and Customer Relations Representative, Facilities Services
(Aug. 4, 2008)--There will be a Business Building water shutdown Aug. 9-10 and an air-handler unit shutdown for two buildings on Aug. 23.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Water to the Business Building on the UTSA 1604 Campus will be shut down 4 a.m., Saturday, Aug. 9 to 11 a.m., Sunday, Aug. 10. The shutdown is to replace out-of-service water booster pumps. Drinking water and restrooms will not be available during this time period.
Additionally, air-handler units 44 and 48 in the Multidisciplinary Studies Building and the Arts Building on the 1604 Campus will be down for annual maintenance from 6:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 23.
For more information, contact Facilities Work Control at (210) 458-4262.


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'Geo-tagging' dangers examined
A simple picture could lead a predator right to your front door.
As smart phones and social media become more and more popular, so does a technique called "geo-tagging."
Detective Matthew Price with the Sullivan County Sheriff's Office explains how it works and the dangers that come with it. "They're taking these pictures and posting them on these websites. If they got into the wrong person's hands, and they knew what they were doing, they could find out [where that person is]," says Det. Price.
He says most smart phones are equipped with a GPS that saves your location and embeds that information in pictures you take. Then, if it's posted online, anyone could access the location where the picture was taken. "With the right kind of software, equipment, applications, they can retrieve that and get pretty accurate results of where you are when the picture was taken," says Det. Price.
You can turn off the feature in a lot of phones by going into the privacy settings and turning off the location services for your camera.
Deputies stress you should always know what your child is doing and talk to them about the dangers of geo-tagging.
Here are instructions for how to turn off geo-tagging on your phone.
On iPhones running iOS4, geotagging photos can be turned off in the General section of the Settings Menu. Selecting Location Services and set the switch to OFF for the Camera.
In iOS3 or older, head to the General section of the Settings Menu, then select Reset. Select Reset Location Warnings, and then select Reset Warnings. When you restart the Camera app on your iPhone, select Don't Allow when prompted for location use.
Start your camera and slide open the menu. Select Settings and check to see that the Geo-Tag Photos option is set to OFF. If not, set it to OFF.
Start your camera application from the home screen, press the Menu button, then select Options. Scroll to the geotagging setting and set it to Disabled.


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Susan B. Anthony
Black History Month
Black theater flourished during the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s and '30s. After World War II, councils were organized to abolish the use of racial stereotypes in theater and to push black playwrights into the mainstream. Many black women have been recognized with Tony awards for achievement in live Broadway theater.
Lorraine Hansberry
Lorraine Hansberry was an American playwright whose A Raisin in the Sun (1959) was the first drama by an African American woman to be produced on Broadway. The play highlighted racial segregation in Chicago, something Hansberry's family had personal experience with while she was growing up. In 1950, she moved to New York City to attend The New School and pursue her career as a writer. She soon moved to Harlem and became involved in activist struggles, including the fight against evictions. She was only 29 years old when A Raisin in the Sun was first performed on Broadway. Over the next two years, the play was translated into 35 languages and performed all over the world. She died at the age of 34 from an aggressive strain of pancreatic cancer. Her play was nominated for a Tony award for Best Play in 1960, and a musical based on the play won Best Musical in 1973, after her death.
Jennifer Holliday
Jennifer Holliday was a Broadway actress who landed the role of Effie in the 1981 production of Dreamgirls at the age of 21. She remained with the show for four years after it opened and was widely acclaimed. In 1982, she won many awards for this performance, including the Tony for Best Leading Actress in a Musical, a Grammy for her recorded version of one of the musical's songs, and Drama Desk and Theater World awards for her performance. After Dreamgirls, she continued to have success as a recording artist, with several songs at the top of the Billboard R&B Singles chart. Holliday is popular with LGBT events and fundraisers and has made many appearances at Pride events. This January, to the excitement of her many fans, Holliday released her first album since 1991.
Rhonda LaChanze Sapp
Rhonda LaChanze Sapp, known professionally as LaChanze, is best known for her performance as Celie in The Color Purple, for which she won a Tony Award for Best Leading Actress in a Musical. Her character in the play, Celie, faces tragedy and takes a lifetime to heal and a lifetime to realize that finding love is a new beginning. This part was all too fitting for LaChanze to play—her husband Calvin Gooding died in the 9/11 attacks, devastating LaChanze and her two daughters. She has been in several other Broadway shows including Dreamgirls, Once on This Island, and If/Then, which will start performances this March. LaChanze is also known for her work on the silver screen, including The Help and Side Effects.
Whoopi Goldberg
Whoopi Goldberg is a comedian, actress, singer-songwriter, political activist, author, and talk show host. Her breakthrough role was also in The Color Purple, playing Celie in the film version. She won an Academy Award for her performance in the 1990 film Ghost, making her the second black woman to win an Oscar for acting—the first was in 1939. Goldberg won a Tony for Best Musical for her production of Thoroughly Modern Millie in 2002. She is one of the very few entertainers to have won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony Award. Her incredibly successful acting career allowed her to support many causes focusing on LGBT rights and AIDS activism. She is currently the moderator of the daytime talk show The View.
Juanita Hall
Juanita Hall, born in 1901, was a musical theater and film actress best remembered for her roles in the stage and screen versions of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals South Pacific and Flower Drum Song. Hall was trained at the Juilliard School of Music and Drama, and her expansive repertoire ranged from popular songs of the day to folk music and the blues. In 1950, she became the first African American to win a Tony Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role as Bloody Mary in South Pacific. She played this role for 1,925 performances on Broadway. She was a successful blues singer until her death at age 66 due to complications from diabetes.


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The major economic centres in Germany are in competition with each other, and this will intensify even more in the future. In this competition Hamburg - although representing the gateway to the world and an important base for foreign trade – is not on top rank.
Hamburg is one of the most important cities of Germany's export trade. But compared with Munich, Stuttgart or the Rhine-Main-Region the economic performance of Hamburg is middling. The future of the Hanseatic city depends on demography, work capacity, education and attractiveness. So the question is, what does the metropolitan region have ahead of the other cities and what is the potential of Hamburg? The answer of this question is the topic of this PwC and HWWI study "Hamburg 2020". The study shows scenarios of the resident structure in 2020 as well as the recommendation to develop Hamburg into a centre of research.


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Who can blame the kids for leaving when they are drafted in the first five rounds. When drafted that high they receive the full attention of the organization, not to mention most players that make the bigs play in the minors for 3-5 years. It's the difference in making the league at 21 or 25. Money talks.
I am asking why Mainieri has not gotten 1 and several other programs still seem to hold onto 1 or 2 at a time at times.
Justin Williams(baseball)
Usually 2-3 players a year get drafted in 1st rd and don't go.
Regardless you have to take everything with a grain of salt. After the Zach Lee and ZVR debacles, I've learned not to believe anything recruits say until they have signed on the dotted line or the draft signing deadline has passed.
I'm sure his family is looking at what a few years of batting instruction from Javi would do to his MLB potential.
in defense of him, he has gotten some kids that because of their commitments to LSU, dropped in the draft. Mahtook, Jared Mithcell, DJ Lemahieu, & Ranaudo come to mind off the top of my head.
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Improvements and future
So I havent been on the forums for a while but Im back.
For those who dont know, Im the lone web developer for Naughty Dog. As I have been handleing some other responsiblities, I have more time now to start making larger updates to the Uncharted 3 stats. I want to keep the future updates to the stats a surprise, but outside of that I wanted to know what everyone would like to see updated and added.
As I might not respond to all ideas, as Im sure some of them are already in the works, all ideas are welcomed.
I can imagine that there will be some requests about the login system and I have written a post about that situation here: http://community.us.playstation.com/message/37755668#37755668
Aight, lets get some ideas.
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On your profile page I can only show shots fired and show hit per weapon. Thats where we get accuracy.
In the match details I can show how many kills you had with a particular weapon and I will add that to the list.
I dont have stats on pull downs and kick offs as they all fall under melee kills.
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I'd like to seea more organised and very detailed stats list on the ND website, an example would be Max Payne 3's web stats on the social club site. Rockstar did a fantastic job with their stats and I'd like something similar or even better to be part of Uncharted 3's stats.
To give you an insight, here are some stats that can be interesting to know:
- Most used boosters, and the runner-ups
- Boosters displayed should be if they are gold or not
- K/D Ratio
- Most used Kickback and how much time each was used
- Total time spent sprinting
- Damage dealt to each part of the body (How often (in percentage) do you kill people on their head, or torso, or legs for example) and if possible, damage recieved.
- Most used Hero or villain character (only known ones, not necessarly to include the custom ones)
- Include the badge of our current rank, and if there is a star or not. And next to it, include the Legcy: X. That would be much better.
- Total shots fired with each weapon and total shots hit
- Most used weapon
- Most used pistol
- Display all weapons (in a weapons tab, maybe?) just like they are in the loadouts menu in Uncharted 3 MP, and I'd like you guys to add the feature of seeing what weapons do I still need to unlock and what weapons I already did. This would be some fun stat-tracking.
- Percentage of games played in each game mode ( X% played in TDM, X% in Team Objective and so on)
- Maybe add some kind of tab that displays the trophies; trophies you achieved and those that you have yet to.
- Longest streak would be a nice statistic to know too.
- If you guys can add a "customize your loadout online" feature that'd be full of win.
- Favourite power weapon
Well, I think that's about it. Those are my most requested stuff, that would make the Uncharted 3 Website Stats much more awesome and would improve it significantly. Please add some of my ideas and feel free to ask/respond to me about what you can and can't add and I'll be here around to toss more ideas.
Thanks for your participation and I hope to see the changes soon. Can't wait to see what's in store, but please don't take long! Let it be soon rather than soon(TM).
Re: Improvements and future
Thanks for your input.
Below are the list of requests that are already in the works or being shown in some light:
Most Used Booster
Most Used Kickback
Most Used Hero/Villain
Total Shots Fired/Hit - Launching Soon
Most Used Weapon - Launching Soon
Some of the stats we are unable to display or wont be displying such as K/D ration because it encourages breaking the spirit of the game.
Re: Improvements and future
JMP_SOUL wrote:
Thanks for your input.
Below are the list of requests that are already in the works or being shown in some light:
Most Used Booster
Most Used Kickback
Most Used Hero/Villain
Total Shots Fired/Hit - Launching Soon
Most Used Weapon - Launching Soon
Some of the stats we are unable to display or wont be displying such as K/D ration because it encourages breaking the spirit of the game.
Thanks for the reply!
And yeah I understand. What about a feature such as customize your loadout online? Is it something that's technically possible? Or will it be so hard for you guys to add something like that?
And what about the damage dealt to each part of the body?
Oh and by the way, I'd like to be surprised by some unique stuff. Stuff that I can't imagine right now. So that would be something cool to bring. Think out of the box, Justin, and surprise us with something totally unique and Uncharted-ish.
Thanks for caring and updating the stats system this late in the Uncharted 3 dev cycle, better late than never. And can you please make an announcement in the Multiplayer section of the forum when such changes happen? Nobody checks this section. I came across this thread by chance..
Re: Improvements and future
Damage per body part is something we currently will not be able to do, but we are still throwing around the idea customizing your loadout online.
Re: Improvements and future
My requested future update..
Make sure you keep it so that I can log in. For the longest time I couldn't log in, I kept on getting "Your request could not be processed because the server sent no data" or something or other.
keep it this way please
Generally agree with shadowman.
- Total kills with, deaths by each weapon, including Power Weapons.
- and
Most used boosters.
But you said you were working on those anyways, so good luck with that.
Re: Improvements and future
@darthgeek8 That can be fixed quickly. I would actually need some information from you which is what map were you playing that isnt showing up?


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Looks like the Giants might have to eat some of these contracts and bring back a few of these underachieving players or it's gonna be cap hit hell in Jersey. I'm glad I'm not in charge.
at first i was gonna write "keep him" and not even think twice...but then I read the article, and we can recoup 6.5 mil to the cap by releasing him??? id release him then try to re-sign him cheap...6.5 back to the cap goes a long way with how that money can be allotted...wow, the 1 high priced guy we can actually cut and save a lot of cap room happens to be the guy i vehemently defended and supported on here...
I don't never got the time to ever understand how the cap works and what type of hits we'll take if we release certain players. Not dumb just don't got the time. Thank goodness for this board and the people that help clarifying all this. Some of you guys need to go get laid lol.
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Soap Box Derby is coming to town
Original post made by joe sparaco, Midtown, on Oct 1, 2006
We will have Soap Box Derby cars on display and your kids can sit in them and if they are between ages 8 - 17 might possibly qualify to drive one of them in one of our up-coming events.
For info, Call Joe Sparaco (650) 493-7919 or go to www.svsbd.com
a resident of South of Midtown
on Oct 2, 2006 at 2:22 pm
We lived in Akron Ohio for a short while, and know all about the Soap Box Derby. We plan to come to the movie portion of the evening and want to know if there are reservations required. Good stuff!
a resident of Midtown
on Oct 17, 2006 at 7:14 pm
We had a blast this past weekend, and took Second against a favored car from Oregon. That car raced in Akron last year and took 5th place. Our "loosing" time was only 3/100ths of a second short of first. We raced six of our twelve cars in that Vallejo Rally Race. Our cars were very fast, all remaining in the running most of the day and heading into the finals. If you would have come to our clinic weekend before last, you might have been there with us. We had to leave six of our cars home because we didn't have kids to race them. If you have an interest in racing a Soap Box Derby car with our team, and want join our club, look us up on the web at www.svsbd.com and give us a call.
a resident of Midtown
on Oct 27, 2006 at 4:05 pm
Our cars were very fast in Vallejo, and we won against some of the fastes cars in the Western United States. We beat the best cars from Oregon, all the way to San Diego. Our best finisher Tom Nelson of San Jose, took a second place and was beat by only 1/1000th of a second against a car that raced in Akron Ohio last year.
We are going to have a Championship event in Mt. View in June of '07 and are looking for kids and their parents interested in racing one of our "club cars" in that event. Our winners will compete for College Scholarships, Bicycles, Levi clothing, and other great prizes in Akron next July, and you can join our club for the asking.
Call me if you want to enjoy "The Ride of Your Life" and be the next Soap Box Derby Champion representing the Palo Alto Elks Lodge.


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