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This is a discussion on My rant!!! within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Mods please forgive me if this is wrong place please move. We have had a few post in the past little while that asked for ...
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We have had a few post in the past little while that asked for help.
Basically the posters asked: "If I had this much money and had a choice between x or x which would you choose?"
Most of the responses are: "Neither, I would save my money to get x."
Sometimes Ladies and Gents it is not possible to wait to protect ourselves & we must live with the funds we have (unlike our government).
I feel that sometimes we have people that come to us asking for advice and we degrade them by telling them they can't afford the firearm we think they should have.
If I have the money to buy a High Point (and that is all the money I have) would you rather me wait another year to save for a higher priced firearm our would you want me to protect myself now?
Sorry for the rant but I think DC is here to teach people how to protect themselves whether it be with a toothpick or a Glock.
We're all in favor of reducing violent crime. It's just that pro-gunners have a method that is proven effective. Anti-gunners don't.
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I have a lot of friends who seem to be interested in getting a firearm for around the house. Most don't have much more than $300 to spend. I know I've been looking to those posts for insight. It helps me and them pick something out. It definitely helps to get input on the ones asked about. That's the whole reason I'm reading the post anyhow.
I do like reading a thread and waiting to see how long it takes for someone to recommend a Glock 19.
I hear you, and wonder if the same folks that say save up for x all drive Mercedes, BMW's or cars of that nature, if not why not.
I drive a Jeep YJ or Chevy's and carry a couple of Taurus's or a Ruger mostly. Can I afford different guns, yep, but those are what I like and what work for me. Carry guns are tools and I treat them like it. I don't abuse them but I use them as tools. The wife likes Glocks and airweight S&W's, that is her choice, I have never told her not to spend money on what works for her.
If someone is looking for a gun in the $300 range, there are some that are worth buying and I have tried to make suggestions in the range folks have quoted. However if someone wants to get Bryco or Jennings or similarly built junk, I might tell them to save their money. From my experience Hi Points are big, ugly and heavy but work.
Just remember that shot placement is much more important with what you carry than how big a bang you get with each trigger pull.
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"Sorry for the rant but I think DC is here to teach people how to protect themselves whether it be with a toothpick or a Glock."
Forget the toothpick! I'd save up my money & buy an Ice Pick. <~~~
OK OK ~ Just kidding.
So many potential glock jokes. I'm just sayin'...
Good point!
Sometimes though, the person asking the question wants to consider a real piece of doo doo for personal protection and in those cases I'm forced to offer an alternative. COUGHTAURUS (J/K)
ALWAYS carry! - NEVER tell!
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I think it is a vaild point, but at the same time, I can see both sides. The first handgun I bought myself right after I turned 21 was a Rossi 461 revolver. Certainly not a top of the line weapon, but it has been reliable, and worked for me, until I was able to save up the cash for a SA GI 1911 a few months later. But I did like the peace of mind the Rossi gave me. Sometimes you just have to make do with what you have. But, at the same time, I can see the wisdom in saving up money to buy a more quality firearm. Most of the inexpensive handguns are inexpensive for a reason, because they are not made to the same standards. There are some of the more inexpensive handguns that I think are actually ok firearms, and would carry if i had nothing else, weapons like the Bersas, and my Rossi, and the S&W Sigma.
And as with anything, yes, money is tight for most right now, and it is always good to get a deal, but how much is your life worth? That is a question anyone serious about defense has to ask themselves. Because saved up money doesn't do you much good if the BG wins.
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I dont see the big deal. Back when I was looking for my first handgun in the 90s I really didnt know the difference in mfgs. I bought I Rossi because it looked good to me. I didnt have alot of money, but if someone had suggested I save and buy a Smith I for sure wouldnt have felt degraded.
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To me firearms are a bit like wine. I don't drink wine under about 10 bucks a bottle, and I don't buy new guns under 500.00. Those are the cut off points in which value and reliability tend to drop off or headaches occur. Sorry you can rant all you want, I will never suggest a Taurus or Highpoint. Save cans, do something for a little extra dough to get something reliable.
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So really all these people that say "never go unarmed" don't really mean it...they really mean "go unarmed until you can afford something that the rest of us feel is worthy". So in that case, no gun is better then an inexpensive gun. I guess those that can't afford a S&W better hope they don't run into a bad guy until they save up some cash. This discussion makes me think that a whole lot of people on this forum don't really believe they "need" to carry, they actually just "want" to carry....so waiting to buy a more expensive weapon is not that big a deal to them.
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I'm glad Lincoln (happy 200th) is mentioned. Lincoln was a reader of Edgar Poe (happy 200th)
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Maybe this is why Plato didn't trust poets.
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Giggles, that is pawsome! Have fun with that bubble gum!
Hugz and purrs, Sassy
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You are just darlin!
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Mol! I love this photo wyatt! Thats a big bubble! Keep blowing and chewing!
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Oh my Wyatt! Your mom is gonna be busy picking that gum outta your fur! Great pic!
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This has got to be the Greastest pic. ever! MOL Love it! :)
Wyatt, what did I tell ya? Bubblegum and kitties do not mix!! LOL!!! I had so much fun making this picture for you. ((HUGS))
Careful you don't swallow it. Don't want to end up with a bubble butt. :p
You're so funny blowing bubbles that it made me feel better. Yes teh bag of water under the skin is something else - call me the Hunchbackcat of Notre Dame. Thank fur yur prayers - they're working
Now be careful you don't blow a bubble big enough it catches all your fur and you have to get shaved. That's what happened to my mama when she was a little girl with long braids. Oooops! No more long braids!
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hehehe, I bet that sure hurts to pick out all that gum but what a cute picture!
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Oh my kitty, I can't believe I didn't leave you a comment on this picture, Wyatt, you are so cute blowing bubbles and blinking your eyes. Totally adorable. We Love you and mommy Wyatt.
ConCATulations on being chosen cat of the day. That bubble gum my Maumi is running for her long toothed comb....you better hide....how did you get that animated photo. We love it.
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We love your page. How did you get those animated photos?
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Please comment briefly on your experiences with camera phones and their connectivity features.
Many of the places I visit do not allow cameras. Cell phones with cameras have to be left with security and it is a pain. Phones are not ergonomically designed for taking pictures either. A phone should be for talking to other people, nothing else.
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What's it all about, friend?
I have a serious question: What is Facebook for?
I don't mean Mark Zuckerberg's profits or the stealing and dealing of your private information. I mean, what is it you turn to Facebook for?
I have learned this evening — the hard way — that I see Facebook as something very different from how it is seen by many (most?) others. I have been unfriended. Worse than that, I suspect I have lost a friend.
And it strikes me as odd — not that someone might passionately disagree with me — but that someone would take my questions as offense. I am a questioner. That I challenge an idea in no way indicates I believe I have the answer, but only that I have a different point of view and that together we might get closer to some truth.
I gather this is not what Facebook is to most.
But then I have to ask, if not why not?
Look, let me offer my point of view. It's evidently not right, but I'll put it out there for consideration. Everywhere else on the internet, we are afforded the opportunity to hear what we want to hear. News streams and politically bigoted sites presenting a painfully one-sided perspective of the seven-billion-sided human experience. It's so easy to be told we are right; just choose who we want to talk to and what we want to hear.
Facebook offers the opportunity to step away from that. Better than, I would say, even Medium at this early stage of life. Here, we find collections and may find complexities if we seek them out. On Facebook, of course, you choose your friends and the algorithm will ally like-minded individuals more often than not. But you can hear another side of the conversation.It's still remarkably easy to stumble upon someone's opinion which is very much different from your own.
Perhaps the rules are that you are not allowed to comment in return — however respectfully. If so, I am disappointed. Saddened, even. But that may just be the case.
Still I would point out there are those who never admit to feeling a thing. If you have the will to share your thoughts, does that not imply the conviction to defend them.
And perhaps that is it. Defense admits no weakness.
I ask / share all of this with the greatest of respect and absolutely no disparagement.
My daughters suggest it is the issue of public embarrassment — having your ideas 'ridiculed' before your friends. First I would say there is a polite way to challenge an idea, though everyone's ideas of polite are as varied as their ideas of elitism and ignorance, so...
But I still worry that we are then looking to only be told we are right. Agree, or be silent. And to this end, Facebook is blatantly complicit: like and share, but no option — however generic or sterile — to dislike or challenge.
I speak as someone who has sought friendships on Facebook with people with whom I vehemently disagree politically. Not to troll, but to learn. To hear how they have arrived at their position. I know many people whose intelligence I greatly admire who have arrived at positions so far removed from my own, I scratch my head and wonder where the road turned for them. Or me. What do they see that I don't? Or vice versa? And so I greatly want to hear their story.
And ask them questions.
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Feb. 13, 2016
Under rating threshold (hideshow) tutorial is broken. It tells me to click to upgrade the tower, and when i click, the area is still in same place, and its impossible to continue, other then skipping it
Aug. 2, 2014
Under rating threshold (hideshow) ack, the intro was way too fast, the enemy is overpowered, whenever you try to select someone, it deselects as soon as you tell them to do something, and you can't destroy enemy spawners. Did I mention that the enemy base launches large waves of enemies when it gets weak?
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Under rating threshold (hideshow) Dude the Hellraiser theme music is auto-win. 10/5 just on principle alone. <3333333
May. 22, 2013
Under rating threshold (hideshow) Actually, it's not a bad game. I agree that the enemies are a bit strong, but as long as you have defenders the other units are usually pretty safe behind them. For those having trouble, remember to upgrade your units/structures and to purchase skills for your units. To purchase skills, first go to the upgrade section, click on the ect tab, then click the green arrow on the bottom. Don't forget to equip the skill by going to the unit tab and clicking the "No Skill" box next to the unit. Remember that you can move individual units by clicking or dragging a box over them. You can also order your units to attack enemy spawners by selecting them, then clicking the structure. One thing I do hope is that the developer puts in an auto-attack (where all units, even the ones who are spawning, move forward) or a rally point for the spawners. My finger hurts from clicking E, heh heh. ^-^
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Under rating threshold (hideshow) It's not fair that the enemy can destroy your spawners, but you can't destroy theirs. abilities are a waste of money and captains are too expensive for a weak unit with some splash knock-back. Ai needs work, I had guys walk past enemies hitting them only to be killed from behind by the same enemy.
Under rating threshold (hideshow) tobeat level 4 just defend your to the time under money end i youse giant team from marine's then some other units
Under rating threshold (hideshow) i hate tose stopped super alien i think they are look like red mantis
Under rating threshold (hideshow) are anyoe now how beat enemie super aliens i try everthing
Dec. 22, 2012
Under rating threshold (hideshow) good game it is very fun (i don't say that for every game)
Aug. 31, 2011
Under rating threshold (hideshow) You SHOULD be allowed to replay levels for at least 50% of the xp it was worth the first time you beat it.
Sep. 20, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) @Weichei2205: you just need defence your base, you dont need to destroy the enemies base on this stage.
Sep. 17, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) how to beet lvl 4? The super monster are coming and kill all my ceeps . . . what can i do!?
Under rating threshold (hideshow) finally did it on level 8, i used two launcher middle and marines to handle first flying units. then its quite hard i did two turrets tank on the side were the great monster comes. don't forget to upp the turrets or theyll die quick. also upp to max launcher and marines as they are your main force. don't hesitate to add launcher on both sides. then you can add some defender (one per side is enough) and go on some bt and ship. after so many tries i succeed with this one the first time but it was really hard.
Under rating threshold (hideshow) i finally find a good combo with launcher and bt and he sent an indestructible monster on my weakest side.....i hate this game
Under rating threshold (hideshow) stuck at level 8, tried so many combo with infantry, vehicules, infantry and vehicules, various uppgrades combination, with and without turrets, with and without hero, attacking or defending and still the same result. and what to say of their abbilities to destroy your buildings in 2 secand while a huge army take so long to destroy their's. i keep on trying but i think there's a balance or ressources problem
Sep. 16, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) I love the fact that my ridiculously expensive building just randomly begin loosing life even though they are completely behind my fire line, yet I cannot destroy the enemies production buildings. Or maybe I can, but you haven't provided much game play info, so I'd never know I could.
Sep. 15, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) GameGuru, i had the same problem, you have to change your streategy, put strongholds on both sides and a warp gate in the middle, work your way to earn the warpgate that how you beat level 5
Sep. 14, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) HOW dA HELL DO YOU beat level 5? the flies keep on killing my defenders and the ground enemies overwhelm my marines
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Under rating threshold (hideshow) 2/5 I hate this game. Yeah I'm getting my butt kicked but you need to provide some feedback as to why, and what the upgrades do (give me some freaking numbers please). So far as I can tell the enemy just builds invincible troops that heal constantly and have splash damage, while my troops are just really good at dying.
Sep. 14, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) bad try to copy a great game, Starcraft lol... so many associations
Sep. 14, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) whats up with the uber red monster and huge monster on stage 6! it's like you can't win.
Sep. 14, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) could be so nice,but enemy is overpowered! played level 5 for 10 times,tried all strategies,no success! only 2* from me!
Sep. 13, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) replaying a mission to get xp would be nice
Sep. 13, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) Fun enough, but I really don't like super enemies. I have a line of marines and the defender guys then up walks this bad guy (looks like a red preying mantis). One shot from him and bang, my whole army drops dead... Where can I get a super soldier like that???
Sep. 13, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) Such a sloppy execution. Add auto attack, add building killing potential for the player, and fix the overpowered aliens and underpowered marines and then maybe I'll change my rating.
Sep. 13, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) Medics keep walking out ahead of other troops and dying... they need better AI when it comes to sitting back and healing. If I order the troops forward they all stop and fight monsters they encounter along the path except the medics who just keep walking right through. Other than this it's not a bad game. Perhaps a bit redundant, but not bad.
Sep. 13, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) fun game. would be better if the graphics were a bit clearer.
Sep. 13, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) building places should be more precise, units should follow orders (i.e. if I give a air unit the order to attack enemie air units why it is not reacting?), nearby units should help an attacked unit without being ordered everytime. 3/5
Sep. 13, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) When you issue a command (attack or retreat), new units should follow that command too. It sucks having to keep pressing E to keep the attack going. Also, units should DEFAULT to attacking unit production buildings, and there should be a special command to say "Ignore buildings, go straight for their base." Game has potential, but is annoying to control right now.
Sep. 13, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) Fun game but would be better if you can sell buildings you dont want and the option to mute the music and sound effects
Sep. 13, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) lol. could not get the captain in the tutorial because I upgradet the tower twice :-P
Sep. 13, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) needs some work, but it's fun nonetheless :)
Sep. 13, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) @AmazingCanadian: press 'space' key to cancel selecting unit or building
Sep. 13, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) How do you cancel a building once you've already clicked on it? I had $450 so I clicked on a stronghold and then decided I need a tower instead, but I couldn't cancel it! WTH?
Sep. 13, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) Nice concept, great art and design... but a horrible interface and annoyingly bad sounds really destroy this game.... 2/5
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Under rating threshold (hideshow) Is this a mining station or an invasion plan? :/
Sep. 13, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) You can attack building... Just stand next to them, select the units and click on the building. What pisses me off is that i lost ALL my exp when I tried to respec... Not gonna start a new game...
Sep. 13, 2010
Under rating threshold (hideshow) nice games...eventhough i didnt care 'bout the element & weakness I still can win the game..great graphics..bit lack of bgm..its need another "suprise efx" for the player like when the bosses appear..so we will like OMG!!hohoho 4/5 games!! ~really love those launcher unit~
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"The cybersecurity wake-up call the world has long needed has occurred...," states an editorial. "The obvious lesson is that computer operating systems need to be kept updated with the latest security software and data regularly backed up.... But there is a wider issue, highlighted by the vulnerability having first been discovered by Americas National Security Agency, which kept its finding secret only until the hacking tool it had allegedly developed was itself stolen and leaked online.... Microsoft has been calling for governments to draft and implement a digital Geneva Convention to ensure that governments do not keep vulnerabilities to themselves for exploitation. "The [Bashar al-Assad] regime in Syria is not only responsible for the worst state-orchestrated mass killings so far this century, it now appears to be trying to cover up at least some of its tracks in the belief that this will one day help it evade accountability when the war is over...," states an editorial. "A US State Department official has reported that a crematorium has been built at the [Saydnaya] prison which could be used to dispose of the bodies of victims of the regime.... International justice investigators, if ever they went to Saydnaya, would struggle to establish the facts.
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"Have a Holly Jolly Christmas, it's the best time of the year!" It's that wonderful time of year when we are all going to parties often being asked to take a treat. With everything this season brings, time is important, so I usually make "bars" instead of cookies because it takes less time. Here are a couple of recipes I made last week that were delicious! Great ideas for your next Christmas party. They would also be great for gifts. The first one was my favorite!
Double Cookies and Cream Kiss Cookie Bars
1 stick unsalted butter, softened
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup packed light brown sugar
1 large egg
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1 1/2 cups all purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1 cup mini chocolate chips
12 Oreo Cookies, broken up
25 Cookies and Cream Hershey's Kisses *
Preheat oven to 350 degrees and line an 8×8 inch baking pan with foil sprayed with cooking spray. Place butter and sugar into a large bowl, stir to combine, at least 2 minutes. Add egg and vanilla, mixing to combine. Add dry ingredients, chocolate chips and Oreo cookie pieces, stirring to combine. Press 1/3 of the dough into the bottom of prepared baking pan. Top with 5 rows of Hershey's Kisses 5 per row. Top with remaining dough and gently press. Bake for 25-30 minutes, until golden brown. Let cool for 30 minutes, cut into squares and serve.
Makes 12-16 bars
* I was not able to find Cookies and Cream Hershey's Kisses so I used Hershey's "Hugs" instead and I cannot imagine it being any better! If you like Oreos, you will love this one!
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1/2 cup unsalted butter, melted
14 ounces sweetened condensed milk
1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 cup caramel bits
3/4 cup chopped hazelnuts*
Preheat oven to 350°. Combine crumbs and butter. Press into bottom of a 9″ x 13″ pan. Pour condensed milk over the crust. Sprinkle chocolate chips, caramel bits, and hazelnuts on top of milk. Bake for about 25 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool. Cut into bars and enjoy!
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Silence of the trains: EPA to shutter 200 coal-fired power plants
A June 2012 report from the Institute for Energy Research states that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will close more than 200 coal-fired power plants around the nation that will be a loss of 34 gigawatts (GW) of electricity now generated by those plants. Natural gas fired-plants will replace the coal-fired facilities according to the institute.
Around the Brainerd lakes area one might have noticed that fewer Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) coal trains have been rolling through town.
In last weekend's Dispatch, reader Sarah Hayden commented: "It is a beautiful summer night in Brainerd, and I have the windows open while I peacefully slumber in the sweet breeze. BLAaaaaaaST. Now I, along with half of the city, have been jolted awake for the fourth time this night by a blaring train horn." Sarah's comments were on the minds of thousands of residents living in close proximity to the BNSF line that has defined these communities for years. Sarah was advocating a "no horn zone" through the populated areas of Brainerd and Baxter when most folks are asleep.
People who've been annoyed with the blaring horn at 3 or 4 a.m. will not need a "no horn zone." It seems as though the EPA's actions that will be shuttering coal-fired plants will silence those trains rolling through our towns.
"Within the next three to five years, more than 200 coal-fired electric generating units will be shut down across 25 states due to EPA regulations and factors including cheap natural gas, according to a new report by the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE).
Why? Perhaps it was this statement made by then Sen. Barack Obama that has followed through to his administration's policy at the EPA: "So if somebody wants to build a coal-fired plant they can. It's just that it will bankrupt them...." That statement appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle, in January 2008.
"This is further evidence that EPA is waging a war on coal, and a war on affordable electricity prices and jobs. EPA continues to ignore the damage that its new regulations are causing to the U.S. economy and to states that depend on coal for jobs and affordable electricity," said Mike Duncan, president and CEO of ACCCE, in a statement.
Mr. Duncan might also add that it's resulting in job losses in the coal fields of Wyoming and Montana. It is having an impact on the number of railroad jobs, not to mention the jobs that will be lost in the ports of Duluth and Superior, where the western coal is shipped to points east on the Great Lakes.
Loss of jobs on the BNSF are bound to increase. "Across the railroad this past year, coal volumes have been lower due to decreased demand resulting from low natural gas prices and milder weather," said BNSF Spokeswoman Amy Mcbeth. "Particular areas of our network could see varying levels of traffic depending on customer needs and other factors."
Sarah, if the recent silence along our rail line is an indicator of things to come, you and many others may choose to open your windows this summer and enjoy uninterrupted sleep.
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Mar 27 2012
E2 comes in to incubate four eggs at the Cathedral of Learning.
The sun is at just the right angle to glint off the camera cover … and make a bad picture.
(photo from the National Aviary's falconcam at Univ of Pittsburgh)
3 Responses to "4 Peregrine Eggs at Pitt"
# Donnaon 27 Mar 2012 at 11:28 am
Yeah Dorothy & E2! It looks like #4 was laid about 8:39AM. Hotspots have been created and some screenshots are posted on the Falconuts Facebook page.
# Patsyon 27 Mar 2012 at 11:53 am
I thought I had seen a fourth egg this morning. Dorothy and E2 are going to be busy again this year feeding these guys.
# Allyon 27 Mar 2012 at 2:18 pm
We'll hear the COL peregrine chorus singing loud & strong again this year!


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Lindsay Monson and Sarah Miller of Central Lakes College were named MCAC Northern Division Volleyball Players of the Week ending Sept. 22.
Monson, a 6-foot freshman from Pierz, was the hitter of the week. She came up big for 10th-ranked CLC (11-3, 6-0) in three Northern Division victories. Monson had 33 kills (3.0/game), including 15 in a 3-2 win vs. No. 16 Northland where she also had a .483 attack percentage. She hit .466 for the week while adding eight blocks and six digs.
Miller, a freshman from Crosslake, was one of two liberos of the week. She led CLC to three division wins with 48 digs (4.82/game). Miller had a 27-dig effort in a 3-2 win over Northland.


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Poetry Against the War
The poems in our March 2014 issue come from poets who will be featured at the Split This Rock Poetry Festival in Washington, D.C. at the end of this month. Among the poets taking up the theme of "provocation & witness" are Natalie Diaz, Dunya Mikhail, Claudia Rankine, Tim Seibles, Danez Smith, and many others.
Sarah Browning notes in her introduction that the festival began in March 2008 as an outgrowth of the Poets Against the War movement. We thought this might be an appropriate time to look at Poetry's own "Against the War" issue from September 1972.
To compile the issue, editor Daryl Hine sent the following letter to solicit work:
Richard Hugo, Denise Levertov, William Stafford, Philip Levine, Tom Disch, May Swenson, C.K. Williams, and many others responded with poems. The late Maxine Kumin was among them, sending in "Heaven As Anus." It ends:
And what is any of this to the godhead,
these squeals, whines, writhings, unexpected jumps,
whose children burn alive, booby-trap the dead,
lop ears and testicles, core and disembowel?
It all ends at the hole. No words may enter
the house of excrement. We will meet there
as the sphincter of the good Lord opens wide
and He takes us all inside.
Others, including W.S. Merwin, Michael Hamburger, Wong May, and Marya Zaturenska, sent letters explaining why they couldn't (or wouldn't) send poems, which Hine published at the back of the issue. Though some agreed with the issue's premise, many echoed Eleanor Ross Taylor's sentiments:
It is my notion that all poetry is against war and for man, and that any "poem" on the subject of de-escalation in Vietnam or elsewhere descends to journalism from the lofty tone I would wish for Poetry. I am sorry indeed to think you have planned such an issue.
Basil Bunting's response is similarly stinging:
For more poems written on and against war, check out Abigail Deutsch's comprehensive essay on Poetry's editorial engagement with the topic over the past hundred years.
We'll leave you with James Schuyler's poem from the Against the War issue, "May, 1972":
It ends:
the war goes on. Children
are more valuable than
flowers: what a choice
to make! The war
must end. It goes on.
Tags: Basil Bunting, James Schuyler, Maxine Kumin, Poetry magazine archives, Poets Against the War
Posted in From Poetry Magazine on Tuesday, March 18th, 2014 by Lindsay Garbutt.


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SNL had a fun take-off on the TV show, Top Chef, this week. It's gone to the dogs! Top Dog Chef is hosted by Padma Leashme, and the contestants all vie to create the most delicious meals, according to canine sensitivities. The competition goes awry when one of the chefs leaves the show to go […]
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The SPCA in New Zealand has come up with an ingenious campaign to help adopt shelter animals. They've trained several homeless dogs how to drive a Mini Cooper. The tagline is, "Dogs this smart deserve a home." Click here to see for yourself: Yeah…my dog could totally do that….
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A poll with holes?
There has been predictable crowing from the Tories this morning over a poll that puts Boris Johnson 8 points ahead of Ken Livingstone with just a week to go in the race. That's not a completely crazy result on its own – as I said when YouGov reported just a 2 point lead on Monday "I fully expected the polls to have worsened for Livingstone" – and that's what ComRes is reporting.
However, when you look at the breakdown by borough you get some unusual results that require a few leaps of the imagination.
According to the ComRes numbers:
Boris leads in Hackney and Tower Hamlets
Ken leads in Wandsworth and Kensington and Chelsea (where ComRes reports he has 100% of the vote!)
I'm not saying that these numbers are definitely wrong – but London is a huge and complex electorate, and each borough has its own particular political micro-climate.
I'm not convinced the polling is necessarily picking up what is happening on the ground.


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Little Women HTML version
Artistic Attempts
It takes people a long time to learn the difference between talent and genius, especially
ambitious young men and women. Amy was learning this distinction through much
tribulation, for mistaking enthusiasm for inspiration, she attempted every branch of art
with youthful audacity. For a long time there was a lull in the `mud-pie' business, and she
devoted herself to the finest pen-and-ink drawing, in which she showed such taste and
skill that her graceful handiwork proved both pleasant and profitable. But over-strained
eyes caused pen and ink to be laid aside for a bold attempt at poker sketching.
While this attack lasted, the family lived in constant fear of a conflagration, for the odor
of burning wood pervaded the house at all hours, smoke issued from attic and shed with
alarming frequency, red-hot pokers lay about promiscuously, and Hannah never went to
bed without a pail of water and the dinner bell at her door in case of fire. Raphael's face
was found boldly executed on the underside of the moulding board, and Bacchus on the
head of a beer barrel. A chanting cherub adorned the cover of the sugar bucket, and
attempts to portray Romeo and Juliet supplied kindling for some time.
From fire to oil was a natural transition for burned fingers, and Amy fell to painting with
undiminished ardor. An artist friend fitted her out with his castoff palettes, brushes, and
colors, and she daubed away, producing pastoral and marine views such as were never
seen on land or sea. Her monstrosities in the way of cattle would have taken prizes at an
agricultural fair, and the perilous pitching of her vessels would have produced
seasickness in the most nautical observer, if the utter disregard to all known rules of
shipbuilding and rigging had not convulsed him with laughter at the first glance. Swarthy
boys and dark-eyed Madonnas, staring at you from one corner of the studio, suggested
Murillo. Oily brown shadows of faces with a lurid streak in the wrong place, meant
Rembrandt. Buxom ladies and dropsical infants, Rubens, and Turner appeared in
tempests of blue thunder, orange lightning, brown rain, and purple clouds, with a tomato-
colored splash in the middle, which might be the sun or a buoy, a sailor's shirt or a king's
robe, as the spectator pleased.
Charcoal portraits came next, and the entire family hung in a row, looking as wild and
crocky as if just evoked from a coal-bin. Softened into crayon sketches, they did better,
for the likenesses were good, and Amy's hair, Jo's nose, Meg's mouth, and Laurie's eyes
were pronounced `wonderfully fine'. A return to clay and plaster followed, and ghostly
casts of her acquaintances haunted corners of the house, or tumbled off closet shelves
onto people's heads. Children were enticed in as models, till their incoherent accounts of
her mysterious doings caused Miss Amy to be regarded in the light of a young ogress.
Her efforts in this line, however, were brought to an abrupt close by an untoward
accident, which quenched her ardor. Other models failing her for a time, she undertook to
cast her own pretty foot, and the family were one day alarmed by an unearthly bumping
and screaming and running to the rescue, found the young enthusiast hopping wildly
about the shed with her foot held fast in a pan full of plaster, which had hardened with
unexpected rapidity. With much difficulty and some danger she was dug out, for Jo was
so overcome with laughter while she excavated that her knife went too far, cut the poor
foot, and left a lasting memorial of one artistic attempt, at least.
After this Amy subsided, till a mania for sketching from nature set her to haunting river,
field, and wood, for picturesque studies, and sighing for ruins to copy. She caught endless
colds sitting on damp grass to book `delicious bit', composed of a stone, a stump, one
mushroom, and a broken mullein stalk, or `a heavenly mass of clouds', that looked like a


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Last night, I decided to read the 'Population White Paper' document that has been making its rounds on Singaporean news networks. The 'Population White Paper' is a document that outlines population policies for the next few decades. Mostly, the news reports were about how flawed the document from what the title of the paper should actually be to immigration policies and baby policies.
So naturally, as a lover of intellectual debate, an amateur policy analyst and a mid-level shit disturber, I decided to weigh in on the topic. Unfortunately, the only outlet I have as a 20-something Malay woman living abroad to get my thoughts heard is the Internet. So I took to Facebook and over a 30 minute period, updated my status and comment sections with my thoughts on the White Paper.
This commentary below would make more sense if you have read the actual document. Here it is.
If you're too lazy for that and I don't blame you, imagine a government document with lots of touristy pictures of Singapore and its people all happy in pictures where multicultural beings wave red and white flags and children run in the park with kites. That interspersed with graphs, pie charts of population statistics and a whole bunch of words and sentences that start with 'We will continue to…' and 'We must ensure…'
So here is a screenshot of the running commentary on Facebook:
If you click on the image and zoom in on it on your webpage, you should be able to read it. Otherwise, here is a transcript below:
Status update – Monday, February 4th 2013 at 8.30pm:
finally got the time to read Singapore's recently released 'Population White Paper' and am already laughing at the second page. Get a load of this bull:
"We may have diverse geographical and ethnic backgrounds, but we are all Singaporean because we share certain key values and aspirations including meritocracy, a fair and just society, and respect for one another's culture within a broad common space where all interact and bond."
haha! gonna continue reading this tonight and see what else I can laugh at sarcastically.
Comment update – 8.35 pm:
I'm having a hard time stomaching the binaries between civilized and non-civilized here. We get it Singapore. You is developed. You is smart. You is also paranoid as shit with other countries 'catching up on you'.
Comment update – 8.37 pm :
"We will continue to welcome immigrants who can contribute to Singapore, share our values and integrate into our society."
read: we love people who think like us. otherwise, we dont give a shit about you. kindly exile yourself in other places. until you win the Nobel Peace Prize at which point, it will suddenly become important that you are Singaporean.
Comment update – 8.38 pm:
"Taking in younger immigrants will help us top up the smaller cohorts of younger Singaporeans and balance the ageing of our citizen population."
We can top up populations like we top up EZ link cards.
Comment update, 8.40pm:
"Our economy must stay ahead of other Asian cities, so that we can provide them with the high-end goods and services that they need but are not yet able to produce themselves."
read: we must make sure that we continue to oppress the working classes in our own country but also in the other countries of South East Asia.
Comment update, 8.43 pm:
OH something good at last:
'99% of married respondents in the 2012 Marriage and Parenthood Study agreed that fathers and mothers are equally important as caregivers for children.'
Comment update, 8.49 pm:
and an acknowledgment that Singaporeans abroad aren't useless complete with an acknowledgment? plea? for us to come home.
"Many Singaporeans living overseas continue to contribute actively to Singapore from around the world. We hope they will return home after studies or working stints abroad, adding a further dimension to our society."
read: we want you to come home but we won't listen to anything you have to say because you are now too Westernized. go sit in the corner and learn the words to 'Dick Lee's 'Home' again.
Comment update, 8. 54 pm:
investing in education sounds good and then it ends with this:
"The Ministry of Education is also conducting a study to see how to increase access and quality in the pre-school education sector."
great. so my non-existent children can now be diagnosed with anxiety disorders at a younger age.
Comment update, 8.57 pm :
what is up with the coy 'we love immigrants but we cant let too many of you guys in' thing? make up your mind. you can't use people like tissue paper. get em when you need them then chuck them. sheesh.
Comment update, 8.59 pm :
"All our public buses will be wheelchair-accessible by 2020, up from about half today."
Comment update, 9.02 pm:
This is laughable:
"Our immigrant heritage has shaped the Singapore of today, including the values that we hold dear – respect for others, family ties, hard worj, meritocracy, multi-racialism as well as a robust sense of social justice, harmony and cohesion. These values have enabled Singapore to develop into a First World Country in a few short decades."
HELLO, Singapore. Not all of us have 'immigrant heritage'. Some of us are actually indigenous to the archipelago. But oh yea. You've been trying reallllllyyyy hard to forget that.
Comment update, 9.02 pm:
that followed by pictures of smiling people waving singapore flags. LOLLLL
Comment update, 9.03pm:
I have now finished reading the document. overall, an informative read – some interesting bits for sure that make me excited to be a part of the growth but some pretty serious flaws in this document.
Comment from a friend, 2 hours later:
As always, it seems as if policies don't match with the real experiences of Singaporeans on the ground.
I know that feelings of mistrust and racism are growing towards 'foreigners' especially towards new non-white immigrants. If we keep talking about integration of new immigrants, where is acknowledgment for the responsibility of Singaporeans to be more empathetic towards these new immigrants?
I've lived in Vancouver for 6 years now and though it is far from perfect, at the very least, there are outlets, programs and communities that engage new immigrants to help us 'integrate' and learn about the history of this city and its inhabitants of the white settlers and First Nations peoples. There is an honest acknowledgment (in some communities and increasingly so) that Vancouver sits on unceded Coast Salish territory and movements that explicitly support anti-racism on all fronts. Can Singapore say the same? Can we honestly and openly acknowledge that Singapore sits on 'tanah Melayu' and that the Malays are its indigenous population, not to a country that is only half a decade old but to a region and an archipelago that dates back hundreds of thousands of years?
As long as we do not admit this to ourselves and we continue to perpetuate the idea that all Singaporeans are immigrants, we will never be able to integrate our new immigrants properly. I have heard of new immigrants disrespecting Malays and it is not uncommon to see flaming Internet-ers making rude and racist comments about Malay and Tamil communities in Singapore. There are reasons for this just like there are reasons that the Chinese community escapes this treatment that the Malays and Indians are given.
As far as the half-assed plea for Singaporeans abroad to return, Singapore has made it abundantly clear that Singaporeans overseas are largely to fend for themselves. Unless one of us brings home an 'internationally recognized award' given to us by White Men in the West, our presence is unimportant just like our votes in any elections.
I do love Singapore. My roots are in Singapore. My family is in Singapore. My ancestors are from Singapore. The region is my home and the nation is my home. Singapore is where I grew up and its humidity is familiar to my brown skin.
But reading policies like these just make me angry, upset and lead me to question my value as a Singaporean. It affirms my decision of self-exile from Singapore until I accumulate more degrees and more knowledge that Singapore will someday deem 'enough', 'acceptable' and 'important'. For now, my radical left-winging shit disturbing, direct talking ways will have to wait. Singapore is not ready for me and I am not ready for Singapore.
I wish to return someday and be accepted for who I am fully, as a person – not just as a Malay person, not just as a woman, a baby-making machine, not just a young consumer but as a WHOLE person. I wish I can return someday and be loved.


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|Jason Chen
Blue Connect: Wolverines Find Mentorship Through Alumni Connections
Men's Swimming & Diving Finds Mentorship Via Alumni Connections
Wolverines Achieve 15 NCAA Cuts at Michigan First Chance Meet
Men's Swimming Achieves 15 NCAA Cuts at U-M First Chance Meet
At Michigan
• NCAA All-American (2014: 200-yard Freestyle Relay)
• Three-time Big Ten champion (2016: 200-yard Medley Relay; 2015: 200-yard Freestyle Relay; 2014: 400-yard Medley Relay)
• Three-time All-Big Ten (2014-16: First Team)
• U-M Athletic Academic Achievement (2014)
Junior (2015-16)
• NCAA Championships (March 23-26): Did not qualify.
• Big Ten champion (200-yard Medley Relay)
• All-Big Ten (First Team)
• Big Ten Championships (Feb. 24-27): Finished 3rd in the 100-yard Backstroke (46.65), 6th in the 50-yard Freestyle (19.65) and 9th in the 100-yard Freestyle (43.50). Also swam on three relays, including the winning 200-yard Medley Relay.
• Tied for 31st in the 50-meter Freestyle (23.16), took 33rd in the 100-meter Freestyle (50.71) and 38th in the 100-meter Backstroke (57.52) at AT&T Winter Nationals (Dec. 3-5).
Sophomore (2014-15)
• Big Ten champion (200-yard Freestyle Relay)
• All-Big Ten (First Team)
• NCAA Championships (March 26-28): Qualified as part of the 200-yard Freestyle Relay, but did not swim at the meet.
• Big Ten Championships (Feb. 25-28): Finished 13th in the 50-yard Freestyle (20.04), 17th in the 100-yard Butterfly (47.78) and 27th in the 100-yard Backstroke (48.41). Also swam on winning 200-yard Freestyle Relay.
Freshman (2013-14)
• NCAA All-American (200-yard Freestyle Relay)
• Big Ten champion (400-yard Medley Relay)
• All-Big Ten (First Team)
• Big Ten Freshman of the Week (Feb. 25)
• U-M Athletic Academic Achievement
• NCAA Championships (March 27-29): Traveled as relay alternate. Earned NCAA All-America honor after swimming preliminaries of the 200-yard Freestyle Relay.
• Big Ten Championships (Feb. 26-March 1): Finished 18th in the 50-yard Freestyle (20.03) and 100-yard Backstroke (48.19) and 30th in the 100-yard Butterfly (48.85).
• Made collegiate debut at the Dennis Stark Relays (Oct. 11).
• High School: Amador Valley (2013)
• 12-time All-American.
• Conference champion in the 100-yard Backstroke as a senior.
• Club: Pleasanton Seahawks (2008-13)
• Swam 100-yard Backstroke and 200-yard Backstroke at 2013 World Championship Trials.
• 2012 Junior National Championships.
• Full Name: Jason Zhixuan Chen
• Birthday: Nov. 15, 1995
• Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts
• Major: Business
Career Bests
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Foz itself is basically a little border town and staging post for trips to the famed Iguacu Falls and as such, its a your standard concrete block type affair
The main attraction as I said is the falls and they don't disappoint. They are about 3km wide and are composed of 257 individual waterfalls. The view from Brazil is a panoramic one, enabling you to see them all from afar. Its just truly amazing to witness the scale of them. Nothing I can say or pictures I post will really do it any justice so I'll stop there. You simply must go to see them if your in South America.
We also took a little time out to see the Itaipu Dam, one of the biggest dams in the world. Again, the scale is amazing as it generates all of Paraguay's power, along with 25% of Brazil's! Considering we lecture developing countries so much on pollution, we could do with taking a leaf out of their book when it comes to things like this. The dam itself is ok to see for a few hours but at the end of the day its a dam. If you get excited by dams you'll enjoy it. If not, it gets you out the house.
And that wraps up Foz. It was a smash and grab excursion really, see the falls and do one. On a seperate note, I have decided to start doing a 'Memorable quote' type thing from each place if such a chance occurs. So to kick things off, I'm going to recall my favorite so far which is actually from Copan in Honduras. Basically, this posh speaking English guy strolls into the bar we were in wearing a swanky shirt tucked into some khaki shorts, topped off with some boat shoes. Nicci turns to me and says in utter disgust "He looks like he's just stumbled off a yacht".


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