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We have one of the biggest o-lines this year and every single one of them is soft. Big, slow, unathletic, uninspired, pile of goo SOFT.
There comes a point when something is not working and nothing is done about it that you stop believing in it.
But I think Les has lost the O.
The team doesn't believe in this bull shite offense anymore
Last year was a stellar defense and stellar special teams creating a short field and a ton of turnovers that meant that the offense needed to only be average to compete. Last year LSU had a turnover margin of +20 (second only to OkState). That is a massive number and not sustainable. The previous year our margin was 8, and before that is was 4, and before that it was -1. Turnover margin is highly volatile.
Likewise the Offense was number 17 in points per game last year, but number 86 in yards per game. How did we score so many points with so few yards? Because we had short fields all year long. Alabama was number 20 in points per game with a very similar offense, but they had almost 100 more yards per game than us.
It's not a question of how much you run versus how much you pass, it's about changing things up when what you are doing isn't working. We try very few screens and when we do it's usually a back coming out of the backfield. What bout WR screens from a 3 or 4 wide set to get the receivers a little comfort and confidence catching the ball? Quick passes across the middle? Misdirection in the run, instead of trying to jam it up the middle 9 times out of 10? There are a ton of different things you can do to try to correct for a lack of ability at certain positions and this team doesn't do any of them.
Every game where our o-line struggles to create lanes we fail to score. If you're going to put every egg you've got into the "o-line better be able to run over the d-line" basket then of course things are going to go pear shaped as soon sa that doesn't happen.
Regardless of how much you may disagree with the play calling. Don't make the issue worse by being a cancer and affecting the moral of the rest of the team.
Misdirection and using quick passes and draws. Try to get to the edge using ford and shep. Repeatedly running up the gut is not the answer.
but this team appears to lack leadership and determination. Hell, it's almost like they lack energy
is there something going on there, especially with the election coming up?
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Is there a reason I shouldn't use it?
I have kids, and always seem to have marshmellows around, and they're often a bit stale so...
they work fine, but you will get a fast release.
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I think a marshmallow will generally work well though I have seen a few cases like Bill describes where they aren't able to clean it out even after a week or two, kind of like it turns into a glue or something. I experimented a few years back with lots of different type of candies, first putting them in a hive for a day and then experimenting with the most palatable in queen cages. The winner was the orange circus peanut which pretty much disappeared overnight in a strong hive save a little orange residue (do not use gummi candies). To use in a jz-bz queen cage I would crosscut a fresh one (they harden with exposure to air) into 5 pieces, and roll the pieces between my thumb and index finger to make a tapered plug which is inserted into the "tunnel" (which is slightly tapered as well) from the inside of the cage. We were getting pretty consistent 72 hour introductions from this method. There are lots of different brands of these so I might suggest a trial run first.
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And the upside is orange peanuts are delicious! marshmellos, not as much!
I haven't used a marshmallow before but my dad has and he hasn't seem to have an issue with it. What I do is make my own queen candy. I take powered sugar and just mix a little(very little) corn syrup with it and mix it around with a fork until I get slightly hard mix that is barley even sticky to the touch, then I pull a piece off and shove it in the cages exit hole until it is filled. I have only done this once but so far no issue.
Just make sure you leave the queen sealed up for 3-4 days before opening the cork and placing the marshmallow in the hole or she will be released very fast - like 2 hours. I usually just direct release them when it gets to that point, but I do use marshmallows too, as I just described.
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This year's version of the annual survey once again took a close look at climate change and agriculture. It repeated questions that were first asked in 2011 to track changes in farmers' beliefs about whether climate change is occurring, and if so, what the causes might be, said J. Gordon Arbuckle Jr., a sociologist with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. Arbuckle co-directs the annual poll with Paul Lasley, also an ISU Extension and Outreach sociologist.
Arbuckle said 1,209 farmers participated in the 2013 Farm Poll and on average they were 65 years old. Because the Farm Poll is a panel survey, in which the same farmers participate in multiple years, participants are somewhat older on average than the general farmer population. Fifty-two percent earned more than half of their income from farming, while an additional 17 percent earned between 26 and 50 percent of their household income from the farm operation.
This year's Farm Poll asked questions regarding climate change beliefs, concerns about weather-related threats to agriculture and attitudes regarding different types of potential responses to increasing weather variability. Several of the questions also had been included in the 2011 survey, allowing the researchers to compare data from both years.
"There were some substantial shifts that occurred between 2011 and 2013," Arbuckle said. "The proportion of farmers who believed that climate change is occurring and due primarily to human activities increased from 11 percent to 16 percent, while the percentage who indicated that there is not enough evidence to know with certainty that climate change is occurring dropped from 27 percent to 23 percent."
Arbuckle said that there were only slight changes, one or two percentage points, in the other categories: that climate change is caused mostly by natural changes in the environment, it's caused more or less equally by natural changes and human activities, or it isn't occurring at all.
"We asked farmers to rate the influence that several factors might have had on their beliefs about climate change over the past five years. Forty-nine percent of farmers indicated that drought had been a moderate or strong influence on their beliefs about climate change, and 41 percent expressed the same about extreme rains and flooding," Arbuckle continued.
"I kind of expected that. Iowa has experienced numerous weather extremes over the last several years, with excessive rain, floods, drought and temperature volatility leading to significant impacts on agricultural productivity," he said.
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Original post made by Fred Glendenning, Another Pleasanton neighborhood, on Feb 11, 2013
First off, stressed Perry, we pit God against corrupt scientists in the classroom. "Evolution, genetics, global warming, climate change, and rising sea levels are a great hoax, and Texans aren't falling for it," he said.
Second, the state is no longer permitting mention of Thomas Jefferson in its textbooks, "Because Jefferson was a Federalist, and first there's Federalism and then Communism," Perry emphasized.
Third, and most importantly, "Last year the Texas G.O.P. explicitly condemned efforts to teach 'critical thinking skills,' because," he said, "such efforts 'have the purpose of challenging the student's fixed beliefs and undermining parental authority.'" Perry continued: "The very last thing we want to do is send kids to school for purposes of getting them to think critically. How can men be expected to control their wives and families when their kids are required to read and regurgitate all the antifamily propaganda found in our modern day physics and chemistry textbooks?"
He then added: First comes science, next the kids will be taught to analyze social science mumbojumbo that involves dealing with more than one statistical variable at a time. "When that occurs," Perry opined, "then it makes it very difficult to select a single variable that supports one's entire worldview." "We favor the single variable approach in Texas," he assured his audience.
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a resident of Birdland
on Feb 11, 2013 at 1:28 pm
liberalism is a disease is a registered user.
Vocabulary word of the day, for the anti-business troll now calling himself Fred:
Perry-itis----an irrational fear of anyone or anything emanating from the Lone Star state. Symptoms include using quotations marks around rants that cannot be attributed to any specific person, nor cited from any credible sources. The only cure is administration of a post birth abortion, no matter how long it has been since the afflicted has infected the earth.
a resident of another community
on Feb 11, 2013 at 1:35 pm
There are three reasons I agree with Mr. Glendenning. First, he speaks like a true Texasan. Second, he writes better then I do. And, third, ... oops, can anybody help me out here? Perry 2016
ps And I promise to have kicked my addiction to painkillers by then.
a resident of Birdland
on Feb 11, 2013 at 2:11 pm
liberalism is a disease is a registered user.
You have good reason for your fear of businesses moving out of Calif., but your whining and complaining isn't helping your cause, troll. It makes you look desperate. Soon, your union leaders will start to get nervous about where their future dues will come from.
a resident of California Reflections
on Feb 11, 2013 at 7:43 pm
It shouldn't come as any surprise that Texas is 1 of 2 states that still has not accepted the new Common Core standards. Too much critical thinking for them. The other state is Alaska, not a shocker either.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Feb 11, 2013 at 8:34 pm
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Feb 11, 2013 at 8:36 pm
Just like every anti-Texas post here recently, this is a fabrication. No links, to any quoted statement is provided. Try googling any of the statements in quotes, see for yourself
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Feb 11, 2013 at 10:11 pm
In case stinky wasnt just being facetious-
Texas doesnt want to participate in Common Core because they wish to create their own curriculum, modeled after the conservative, religious right beliefs
This isnt fabricated, its been in the news for years. It was highly publicized in a variety of publications during the campaign. Not something to be twisted or hidden- Perry is very open and vocal about this agenda.
What are the Common Core Standards- including states that are opting out (4)
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a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Feb 13, 2013 at 2:31 pm
sfgate, nytime, motherjones? Really, those are your sources? Are you sitting in your basement in your underwear trolling liberal websites for hit pieces on the right? Does that pay well and can you do it remotely, like from Texas?
You libs crack me up with your supposed 'tolerance' and 'acceptance'. Political bigots or just hypocrites?
a resident of another community
on Feb 13, 2013 at 2:51 pm
Just like I've been saying about global warming, droughts, flooding, and all kinds of other things. Like bigotry and hypocrisy. About all we can do is pray for them. I had a third reason somewhere. Oh, Stinky, I'm with you. I never read the New York Times either.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Feb 13, 2013 at 11:15 pm
Not seriously- I have a feeling you would say that for any publication posted.
I do wonder why you have no response for the point of the articles. If you are so for these ideas, why would you discount them because of the publication? You should be proud of the changes being made in Texas by the conservative religious right. Instead all you can do is throw insults?
These are not secrets or fabrication made up by the press, just look it up for yourself in your choice of news media- the Gov is proud of his work.
This says it all actually.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Feb 13, 2013 at 11:24 pm
I wouldn't discount the threat of many other states, not just Texas, trying to entice our CA corporations to move both their enteprise and tax paying employees to other states. It is already happening. This type of momentum is difficult to curtail once the snow-ball gets rolling.
a resident of Downtown
on Feb 18, 2013 at 6:05 am
The problem in Texas is that there is an excess of people who don't have critical thinking skills. And, the administration has a concerted effort to remove the teaching of critical thinking skills from schools. That's why there are so many mindless Texas zombies that follow the fundamentalist christian belief system. Those folks are too stupid to question fairy tales that are taught to them as fact.
As a businessman, I would never move my business to Texas for fear that I wouldn't be able to hire a workforce capable of getting the job done!
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UFC 140 Highlights the Gentrification of Mixed Martial Arts
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Over the weekend at UFC 140 the two featured bouts of the evening saw exciting finishes by two of UFC's bigger stars. Former UFC Heavyweight Champion Frank Mir took the fight to another former [Interim] UFC Heavyweight Champion in Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira, surviving being knocked out by quickly reversing a choke and applying an armlock and promptly breaking Big Nog's arm. Current UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones put on an equally as impressive finish after recovering from being outpointed on his feet to working the challenger Lyoto Machida over with elbows on the ground before he was able to corner the challenger and apply a neck chancre that rendered Machida unconscious.
As a fan, it is hard to complain about fights at this level being finished in thrilling fashion. So, while it may be hard to complain about the fights being finished in a dramatic, decisive fashion, there are some other, much more troubling trends in both of these fights that have gone largely unnoticed amidst the excitement. Behavior of fighters has changed, as fans have noticed over the past few years, with both of the featured fights this weekend making light of this. Big Nog suffered a broken arm at the hands of Frank Mir, Nog still laying on the mat while Mir quickly pulled on the gear from his sponsors and celebrated. Jon Jones claimed that he "knew" Lyoto Machida was out cold, but quickly let go to strut off while Machida fell head-first to the mat in a heap.
It is a matter of respect and concern for the opponent's well-being that seemingly melted away over the past few years, being flaunted on-air at UFC 140. It is a paradigm shift that has occured in the rush to help "legitimize" MMA as a "real sport" in the United States.
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[quote user="JPizzack"]I'm not sure why you would assume that I meant the same year he got injured. Anyone who can look at a page of stats for 5 seconds can see the 6 games he played were clearly NOT good. So there's nothing to backtrack from....just you not comprehending what I typed, or misunderstanding. So this argument would be completely pointless if you just accept that. You're trying to make points about things I/we already know instead of just admitting you misread what i said. Think what you want, but by you thinking that I thought his 6 games was "an amazing season", and then stating that it is what I meant, you are basically saying I'm a ****ing idiot. If I know you at all, then you should already know that this is not true, and accept that you understood what I had written as something completely different than what I meant.[/quote]

I was wondering why you said such a stupid thing Pizz. As I said in my previous post, you clearly had problems reading my post properly and as a consequence, responded inappropriately.

Now putting that aside, lets review the facts about Bradshaw and Williams.

Please let me know where I am incorrect.

1. Bradshaw has missed only 1 game in the past 2 years

2. DWill has missed 13

3. Bradshaw had 1235 yards rushing in 2010.

4. DWill had 361 yards in 2010, then got hurt and missed 10 games.

5. RB's who have shown evidence of breaking down have fallen in disfavor in the NFL in recent years.

6. I would submit that missing 3 games in 2009, and 10 games in 2010, is showing signs of breaking down to a reasonable person.

7. Morehead thinks Pizz is as cute as he can be.

he also had alot of ankle nad knee surgery and was pretty much on limited carries for half of 2009.
Dwilll did have his season ending injury last year that isn't going to effect his cash.
Do you not think DWill will at least get as much as bradshaw but probably more
Matt, I would tend to believe that Bradshaw would command a bit more than Dwill, given the reasons I've already stated. If he signs back with us, he might take a tad less (home town discount) than he would otherwise on the open market.

RB's that have shown some signs of breaking down (and I'm not saying that Dwill is breaking down, but there are red flags over the past two years that GM's will certainly consider) tend not to do well in free agency.
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Well, I've decided that my account name just isn't cool anymore. I'm still using it on IRC, but I realized that I want the things I do on this forum, and indeed in most places, to be associated with me, not with someone I pretend to be.
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The apartment was small, although perfectly sized for two people, and furnished with everything we needed. The position was good, a bit far from the centre but well-served and extremely quiet in the evening, which we really appreciated. It had an amazing little veranda, perfect for breakfasts or evening meals. A special mention must be made for the owners: Daniela's instructions on how to reach the apartment were extremely precise, and we had no problems whatsoever to find it, while Alexander gave us all the information we needed to move around and then some, plus he helped us with our luggages and in general was an amazing host. A really nice place to spend a few days in if visiting Barcelona.
Very nice and comfortable studio which is in fact a little house just with two studios. From each window and the little private terrace there is a great view. There are some narrow steps down to the studio, therefore it's not suitable for handicapped or old people or for little kids. The studio is very clean, very nice and comfortable and it's furnished and equipped to feel well. The wifi works very well.
There are some shops (fruit store, grocery, fishmongers, bakery,..) very close and also a good restaurant.
Two bus-lines and a bus-night-line are just a minute from the studio. It takes about 35 minutes from the center of town, depending on the traffic. But the buses are comfortable and they have a nice route.
We felt very welcomed by Alexander - thanks!
The apartment is very clean, tidy and cosy. You can buy all the daily stuff you need nearby: there are grocery stores, supermarkets, restaurants, fruit stores...
The native restaurant "Las Delicias" is two minutes away, which is absolutly my favorite restaurant in Barcelona! We could walk to Park Güell for about ten minutes. All the bus lines to the city center or to the beach are direkt outside the door, you need about 30 seconds to get to the station:p
I have to give Alexander a big thumbs up! He's very kind and helpful, he gave us a lot of informations about the neighborhood and we could reach him anytime.
It was a very comfortable and unforgetable trip in Barcelona, we had a very good time in this amazing apartment.
This apartment was very small- and not well appointed...less than a 1/2 roll of toilet , it lacked utensils for cooking and only a ladle, and two small kitchen knives were included. No pot holders of kitchen towels. The rental did come with plates, abs silverware.
The unit also had a musky mildewed smell. The location was not the best. It wasn't close to anything. One plus of this remoteness was you really experience Barcelona like a local. We found a local restaurant that was quaint but very good. For 30€ we enjoyed an appitizers, 2 flank steak dinners and a chicken dinner and bottle of red wine. Unheard of in touristy areas! This added to our experience! But again everything was an hours bus ride away!
The common patio area was the best feature of the unit! The views were great!
It was a great pleasure to stay at this nice place. The people were friendly and the appartement was not large, but for our citytrip ideal. It was really quiet, the bus stopped just 1 minute to walk from the appartment and the Parc Güell was also easy to reach on foot.
We stayed there with our 3 years old children and everything worked perfectly. We can highly recommend this appartement.
Thank you!
The apartment is situated in a quiet location with stunning views.
The receipt by Alexander was friendly. He also was quick and helpful when the power went out (11:00 pm). What we have experienced as a major drawback is the fact that the apartment very damp and cold. Clothing, blankets and towels feel moist. And the wall of the upper bedroom is moldy because of all the moisture. There was a heater, but that did not work well enough to get the apartment dry The sofa bed was saggy and therefore it was necessary that one of us went to sleep above. For the rest it is a great apartment.
Good evening. Spent a few days in paradise studio in Barcelona and I completely recommend it. Super nice studio in district 1 100% Spanish .... Very typical with the next bus, local merchants (Trés trés sympaticos) Reception of great owners! Life in the neighborhood is very nice after one day in the city! Quiet, great view .... Ai asked 1 night + .... And when I return to Barcelona, it will be in the studio. 1 restaurant in 5 minutes I recommend for its Tapas, friendliness, everything perfect .... The bakery next door, power ... Happy holidays to you if you like to live "Local" night :-) Thanks for home :-)
Bonsoir. Ai passé quelques jours au Paradis à Barcelone et au studio que je recommande complètement. Studio super sympa, dans 1 quartier 100% Espagnol....Trés typique avec le bus à côté, les commerçants locaux ( Trés trés sympaticos ) L'accueil des propriètaires super ! La vie dans le quartier est trés agréable après 1 journée en ville ! Tranquille, superbe vue....Ai demandé 1 nuit de +....Et quand je reviens à Barcelone, ce sera dans le studio. 1 restaurant à 5 mns que je recommande pour ses Tapas, sa convivialité, tout parfait....La boulangerie à côté, l'alimentation...Bonnes vacances à vous si vous aimez vivre " Local " le soir :-) Merci pour l'accueil :-)
it's great view.
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Wohung well and as described. It just smelled something strange, but it was open with window. Easily reached by bus 24 from Placa Catalunya. Very close to a supermarket, bakers, butchers, vegetable and fish shop. Contact by mail was good and the owner was very accommodating.
Wohung gut und wie beschrieben. Nur roch es etwas seltsam, mit Fenster offen ging es aber. Gut erreichbar mit dem Bus 24 vom Placa Catalunya. Ganz in der Nähe ein Supermarkt, Bäcker, Metzger, Gemüse- und Fischladen. Kontakt per Mail war gut und Vermieter war sehr entgegenkommend.
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Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart: 8 Hottest PDA Moments Since Affair
When Kristen and Rob reappeared on the red carpet after her affair with director Rupert Sanders, we couldn't help but notice that the two had never looked better! But their moments TOGETHER are what made our hearts truly swoon!
After news broke that Kristen Stewart cheated on Robert Pattinson with director Rupert Sanders, it took a while for the two to re-emerge and make public appearances. But when they finally did, sealing it with a kiss, it was evident that the two were looking hotter than ever before!
The kissing photos of Rob and Kristen came from Oct. 17 — three days after their first photo together, since the affair emerged. The Twilight co-stars were also spotted together on Oct. 13, 14 and 15 in various locales including dates at the Chateau Marmont and the Ye Rustic Inn!
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BEULAVILLE, DUPLIN COUNTY - Duplin County deputies busted Cotton's social club in Beulaville, after reports of illegal activity.
The Duplin County Sheriff's office and the North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Agency conducted an investigation after authorities received several complaints from neighborhood residents. These complaints were for loud music, the sale of alcohol and moonshine, and drug deals in the parking lot the of club, say deputies.
On January 24, at 11:30 p.m., deputies conducted the search warrant and arrested the club operator, Joshua Ganus. Ganus was charged with unauthorized possession of spirituous liquor, possession of non-tax paid liquor, sale of alcohol without a permit and possession for sale of alcohol without a permit.
Authorities say during the search, several items were confiscated, including several types of beer and liquor, including moonshine.
Neighbors say Ganus was renting out the property from the owner who lives next to the club. When the owner was asked about the recent incident, he claimed to know nothing about it.
During the night of the bust, six others were arrested at Cotton's for various violations, from outstanding warrants to drug possession.
Neighbors who live in the area say the club won't be missed.
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A friend of mine has one. I have only shot it a couple times. For the price they are not bad guns but they have very heavy triggers. I have two revolvers and the Sigmas trigger is worse than the double action pull on either one of them.
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JWoww is just weeks away from giving birth to her baby girl! Will her and Roger's baby be famous from her first seconds on earth, or will the reality star parents choose to not have cameras in the delivery room?
Snooki & JWoww star Jenni 'JWoww' Farley, 28, and fiancé Roger Mathews, 37, anxiously await the arrival of their first child together — a baby girl! As the couple set up the new nursery and choose babysitters, are they really ready to keep a low profile with their little one? Or will the cameras be present in the delivery room? Keep reading to find out!
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Sarah Palin at CPAC: The door is open …
posted at 6:15 pm on February 11, 2012 by Tina Korbe
In a CPAC keynote speech filled with applause lines and momentarily interrupted by hecklers, Sarah Palin refrained from endorsing any of the current GOP presidential candidates and instead repeated her calls for a long primary.
"We've all heard we have to wrap it up, but in America, we believe competition leads to victory," she said.
At the same time, she urged conservatives to stick together no matter what.
"We're not red and blue Americans; we're red, white and blue — and, President Obama, we are through with you," she said. (It sounded a little like a Valentine's Day card in reverse.)
She hit the unity theme throughout, at one point saying: "The left may smear our records or attack our families [but] we can't let the left divide the next campaign. We must stand together as conservatives. For the sake of our country, we must stand united, no matter who our nominee is."
Her speech itself furnished an immediate example of turning liberal enmity into conservative unity. When a smattering of Occupiers chanted, "We are the 99 percent," the CPAC audience shouted them down with "USA! USA! USA!" — and, shortly thereafter, "Sarah! Sarah! Sarah!"
The former Alaska governor — who frequently appears on national TV before a natural background that looks pretty remote from D.C. — really hit her stride midspeech as she denounced "the permanent political class" and knocked the District.
"Often, politicians come to D.C. denouncing it, but, after a year, they decide it's not a cesspool, but a hot tub," she said to laughter.
It's up to voters to drain the jacuzzi, she said, before she declared that the grassroots will do just that — by sending more Tea Partiers to Congress.
"This time, Establishment," she said (and I'm pretty sure she looked sternly over her glasses at just that moment), "we expect them to get leadership positions in Congress."
Her closing sentiment? "The door is open." It's hard not to find that sentence provocative — especially given that she repeated it throughout the speech — but she seemed to have meant it in the sense that the door is open to defeat Barack Obama and to take back the nation. The crowd considered the alternate meaning, too, though, to judge by chants of "Run, Sarah, run!" Who knows what might happen before this long primary ends?
At any rate, Palin's unrivaled ability to rally a crowd was definitely on display; she drew more standing ovations than at least one gal could count. It was red meat to the base — a reiteration that conservatives stand on the shoulders of the Founders, that we have solutions to the fiscal problems that face our nation, that we have a better jobs plan than the president ("It's called the free market!"), that we can achieve energy independence, etc., etc., etc. — and the audience loved it.
Update: Video courtesy of The Right Scoop! Forget to tip my hat to the hard-working folks there, and I apologize for that.
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Take it from me the hurricane was the best thing ever happened to NO. Unfortunately It sucked for all the neighboring states. Now all they have to do is get shod of that asshat mayor.
Take it from me the hurricane was the best thing ever happened to NO. Unfortunately It sucked for all the neighboring states. Now all they have to do is get shod of that asshat mayor.
After Years of Stonewalling, New Orleans Mayor Admits Illegal Gun Confiscation, Settles with NRA
Wednesday, October 08, 2008
Fairfax, VA-After a three-year legal battle over the unconstitutional confiscation of lawfully owned firearms, the City of New Orleans has agreed to settle a law suit by the National Rifle Association (NRA). A permanent injunction has been issued against the city, Mayor Ray Nagin and current Police Chief Warren Riley. The Second Amendment Foundation assisted NRA in the legal battle against Mayor Ray Nagin and the City of New Orleans.
"Today's outcome is an important victory for the citizens of New Orleans and the Second Amendment," said Wayne LaPierre, NRA's executive vice president. "We fought for three long years in a fundamental legal challenge to assert the inherent self-defense rights for law-abiding citizens, knowing the Constitution would prevail. Today it has prevailed and freedom has won."
Judge Carl J. Barbier presided over the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana. Judge Barbier signed the permanent injuncation against the City of New Orleans. The city admitted the firearm confiscations carried out by Nagin and Riley were unconstitutional and illegal.
Under the terms of the injunction, Mayor Ray Nagin, Police Chief Warren Riley and any agents or employees of the City of New Orleans shall:
· cease and desist confiscating lawfully-possessed firearms from all citizens;
· make an aggressive attempt to return any and all firearms which may have been confiscated during the period August 29 to December 31, 2005;
· within one month of the settlement, post on the City website the procedure for the return of confiscated firearms. This notice must include an interactive form for those claiming firearms to fill out, resulting in timely transmission of the information to the appropriate official. All other information on claiming a firearm will also be included on the site.
· within one month of the settlement, the City must mail notices to all individuals who are identified on the property tags of firearms in the City's possession which were confiscated during the aftermath of Katrina.
"On behalf of the lawful gun owners of New Orleans, NRA is pleased with this outcome," said Chris W. Cox, NRA's chief lobbyist. "We thank Judge Barbier for his leadership and constitutional scholarship in presiding over our lawsuit. NRA will continue to aid however we can in the full return of all the firearms confiscated by the City."
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Ever seen the pics of the guns after they were stored in 55 gallon drums in leaky trailers? Even if they get their gun back, most are not going to be happy with the rusted up lump of metal they will be given. NRA should have pushed for a cash settlement for each owner to cover damage sustained while they were in police custody. Class action suit possible now, seeking punitive damages as well? Or did the settlement include immunity from further lawsuits?
I think that they should stand trial for felony theft of legally owned firearms. I agree Kernel that they should pay for the ruined guns, but it should be the mayor or whomever responsible for this action that pays and not the peolples tax dollars.
If you want more gun control, use both hands.


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Cleo - time is short, easier for me to order a skid of a hundred from Arlyn at Dadant, it's done, and I can move on to other projects.
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Roland... I was just kidding after reading your post about ..... " if you are lazy you could order from Dadant." My comment was meant to be in that same vein,... get someone else to do it for you. Bribe them with a little with honey if you have to.
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Thanks Rader.
Any dealers in the SE Wyoming area?
Call ahead first. I had several dealers here in the area and stopped in on the way home from work. I was pretty much told that the have it in a warehouse in Washington and can get me a 'load' in a few days. I only wanted to try a piece or two but you guys may be able to take more.
Never did get my hands on any.
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I've built them with both, aluminum and galvanized. The Alum is easy to cut, I just score it and bend it to break, them tap fitted it around each lid with a hammer . Not hard at all.Galvanizing has a bad memory makes bending alot harder..
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A Marine buddy of mine gave me a copy of that, It's pretty cool, it will teach you all you need to know about Mildot, if you don't know it already.
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Hope you don't mind if I put this in your thread, but I found a couple videogames that are very realistic in ballistics.
The first is "sniper elite" it is not new, but not old, so it has nice graphics, but will run on almost any computer, you are a undercover russian in WW2, it has wind and bullet drop longer shots are pretty hard to guess the range on.
The second is s.t.a.l.k.e.r. shadow of chernobyl, [stalker is used in the old sense of the word meaning hunter] it is based in the chernobyl exclusion zone, and you can pretty much wander around, the inside of the power plant is very realistic, you could tell the designers looked at a lot of video from inside there. It has bullet drop that varies between guns, so 5.56 doesn't drop much, but 9x39 drops a lot because it is subsonic. This one also has a lot of different guns, and they are very realistic in how they behave, the AS-VAL even sounds exactly how it does in youtube videos of people shooting it [they didn't just use the standard silenced "pew" sound]...
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The announcers just said Mia instead of Maia.
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Wow I take back what I said about U.S Nationals doing a good job avoiding inflation. The scores here for the dancers are equally as inflated as Gilles & Poirier and their scores at Nationals. Who for instance thinks the Shibutanis would have won Europeans with their performances here, or H&D would have almost won the FD at Europeans, lol!


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You hungry? Like really, really hungry? Well, have I got a meal for you.
Curry restaurant Gold Curry has a special "challenge menu." (Note: Japanese curry is different from Southeast Asian curry. Website Ishikawa Jet has a good explainer.) Even in the world of super-sized Japanese food, this menu is rather unusual. And by "unusual," I mean bonkers.
For example, if you order the 2-kilogram "challenge" curry rice (priced at 1,980 yen or US$18.90) and eat it in fifteen minutes, it's free. Then, there is the four-kilo curry rice challenge, which is 3,480 yen ($33). Finish it in thirty minutes, and it's free.
Sound easy? This gentleman is trying the four-kilogram challenge (photos courtesy of website Woodball).
Look how happy he is!
Don't give up!
Oh dear.
Here's where things get interesting. If you finish the six-kilogram curry rice challenge in thirty minutes, your 4,980 yen ($48) meal isn't only free, but the restaurant will pay you 30,000 yen ($285) in prize money. Finish the eight kilogram curry rice challenge in 45 minutes, and get your 6,480 yen ($62) meal paid for and get awarded the 50,000 yen ($477) prize purse.
The last challenge on the menu is the 10-kilogram curry rice challenge. It's priced at 8,000 yen ($76), and you have an hour to finish the meal. Do so, and it's free. What's more, Gold Curry will also award you 100,000 yen—or $953.
Keep in mind, you are mostly eating rice. So, if you order the ten kilo curry rice, that's ten kilograms (22 pounds!) of white rice that you have to eat in an hour. My family of four goes through a ten-kilo bag of rice in a month. If that still doesn't help put things into context, here's a photo:
With the curry, sliced cabbage, and pork cutlets.
Last spring, at Gold Curry's branch in Bangkok, a brave food fighter ordered the ten-kilo curry.
Obviously, you must finish the meal by yourself. And it's timed!
So much rice.
This guy is making good headway, though.
The brave challenger made it about half way through, eating over six kilograms of rice in an hour. A defeat, sure, but a valiant effort.
What about you? You up for a challenge?
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