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Hi all, I am buying fabric for my first quilt, and I need alot of "white" fabric as the background to set off isolated colored prints. What do you use for white? Muslin? I went to Joann, and the colored prints fabric to use for quilting were obvious, but no solid white was near the quilting fabric. I guessed and bought a 1/4yd of some 100% cotton to try, but it looks almost see-thru and seems flimsy. It might have been broadcloth? I will most likely be hand-piecing and hand-quilting, what do you suggest?
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CHICO — A local from the Kiwanis Chico Community Observatory recently came back from Washington D.C. after being invited to a "Star Party" at the White House.
Anita Ingrao, co-director of the observatory, spent Oct. 7 on the East Lawn, along with Dean Koenig, helping to put on a show for the press and children interested in science. NASA was officially responsible for organizing the event.
Ingrao said she wasn't able to meet the Obama family in person, but enjoyed herself.
"I knew there was a very slim chance that you get to walk up and shake his hand, she said. "But it was just great to show the kids the night sky."
Ingrao said the day was interesting from beginning to end. She helped set up equipment as part of the 21 telescope extravaganza and got to see a speech by President Obama.
She said she was slightly taken aback by the level of security, though.
"There were Secret Service people just crawling all over the place," she said. "We took a lot of photos of one another, but it made the Secret Service anxious."
Ingrao, who is known for her role as associate producer in the PBS program "400 Years of the Telescope," has been involved with the observatory for many years.
But she said she didn't start out that way.
As a young girl, she said she wasn't well-educated in the field of astronomy. And it wasn't until her late 30s when she began to get interested in the subject.
But after being introduced to the director of the observatory at the time, she said she fell in love with the night sky and volunteered.
"It's probably the neatest thing I have ever done in my life," she said.
When asked what her favorite part of her experience was, she said it had to be the kids.
"A bunch of little girl scouts had come over and they were asking questions," she said. "They were so cute. All of the kids are cute, and they were asking such good questions."
Ingrao's trip to the White House is not her first experience putting on a show.
She is present at the observatory four nights a week, as long as it's clear.
All-in-all, she enjoyed herself.
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The Music Theory Department comprises a diverse faculty, including professional music theorists, composers, scholars in education and musicianship, and performers. We are united by our shared desire to teach our students every aspect of musicianship through a thoughtful and holistic approach.
The educational mission of the NEC Theory Department is to help students experience the close connections between musical understanding, creation, and performance. We believe that this mission is best achieved by honoring and nurturing the diverse perspectives, interests, and strengths of our faculty, and recognizing each of our students as individuals with unique interests and needs.
Our students aspire to be excellent performers, composers, scholars, and teachers, so our courses are designed to promote creative learning through which they will gain extraordinary insight into the music they perform and love.
Music Theory Curriculum
NEC's music theory faculty help you refine and develop the musical intuitions that you already possess, exploring how music enriches and deepens and how music is experienced, whether as a performer, composer, or listener.
At the undergraduate level, you will take courses that are designed to help develop every facet of your musical abilities through intensive training in sight singing, part writing, ear training, keyboard harmony, and music analysis. Since performance is enhanced by musical comprehension, you will learn the nature of tonality and musical languages, how to analyze musical form, and how music is organized in time.
Also at the graduate level, we see music theory as a means for developing the general skills that underlie musical performance and composition. In order to meet your needs in today's rapidly changing world, the graduate curriculum draws on both concepts and practices of diverse historical and cultural traditions, and on a wide range of disciplines: artistic, intellectual, and scientific. While ensuring that you are equipped with the basic tools to understand your craft, we have also taken the lead in exploring the artistic and scientific frontiers of that craft. Our faculty aim to prepare the Conservatory's performers and composers, as well as prospective theorists, technically and conceptually for active roles in this evolving musical universe.
This one-semester course assists you, if you were not able to learn basic elements of music prior to beginning college. You will learn scales, intervals, triads, key signatures, and the like through notation, ear training, and keyboard harmony. You must pass this course, through a departmental exam, before continuing on to Harmony I and Solfège II.
This four-course sequence develops essential music skills. You will attain fluency in sight singing and sight reading through a fixed-do pedagogy, where the focus is on problem solving in performance instead of memorizing materials. Solfège and rhythmic development are measured by sight singing drill and practice in class, and exams. Appropriate clefs are used to negotiate various transpositions. Aural development is measured through daily drill and exams. Competence in each semester is demonstrated by passing a departmental exam.
A three-course sequence introduces the concepts and practices basic to the Common Practice period. You will develop facility and fluency with music of the 18th and 19th centuries through four complementary approaches: part writing, ear training, analysis, and keyboard harmony. Music of the tonal masters is incorporated into the sequence from the beginning, and ear training is a major component of the sequence.
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I arrived in Liverpool after a 2 hour train ride from Manchester so excited to be visiting the homeland of my musical hereos- The Beatles. The train ride was quite interesting as I was befriended by a guy who claimed to have met John Lennon and to be a musician. He looked like he hadn't slept in two days and was coming off a heavy night of drinking. He kept insisting that he show me the "underground" real tour of Liverpool and that any other tour is B.S. He kept me quite entertained but unfortunately was full of hatred for Bono of U2 and Paul McCartney for reasons that were very irrational. I didn't judge or discredit him in any way. In fact, I invited him to consider that the hatred he was feeling was perhaps due to an unresolved issue within himself that he has manifested in others and gave him the names of some of the books I have read that discuss this concept.
Now it was off to the hotel. I had booked all of my hotels the night before leaving so I had no idea where the hotels were relative to the main attractions of each city. It was too early to check into my room because it was not ready so I was thrilled to find out that the Cavern was only two blocks away. I left my luggage behind the reception desk and started walking to the Cavern prentending that I was going to see the Beatles and what it must have been like for people who were actually going to see them.
An overwhelming sense of euphoria filled my mind as I walked onto Mathew Street. There it was in all of its glory- The Cavern. The goose bumps got bigger as I slithered down the spiraling staircase of the all brick building not unlike the bomb shelters I had experienced in Normandy, France. In fact, it turns out that the Cavern was actually a bomb shelter at one point. I could not believe how far into the ground this famous club was but there are at least 6 flights down.
The first thing I noticed as I entered the club at the bottom was the colorful yet tiny little stage where it all began. Graffiti of bands who had performed there decorated the back wall of the stage and I later discovered that was one of the many unique qualities of the Cavern. TV monitors played footage of the Beatles playing as well as interviews while the sound of their music pulsated off the brick walls- giving the audience a sample of what it was like to hear the Beatles live at the Cavern.
Pictures of the Beatles and other famous bands adorned the walls as did the original posters announcing the gigs at the Cavern. Grafitti from all over the world was proudly displayed throughout the club as if it was a right of honor to have your name plastered on the wall. A beer was in order and as was my new tradition, I asked for a beer that I hadn't had yet. I believe that made it 20 different beers at this point of the trip.
The bartender was a friendly lad named Neil and another gentleman from Ireland at the bar named Frank compared whose goosebumps were bigger. We proceeded to talk about the Beatles, music, politics, sports and a variety of other subjects for close to two hours. The subject of Universal energy was also widely discussed as we were all present to the magic of the moment.
The Cavern Pub is another club that is right across from the Cavern and it features a musical museum of famous guitars and instruments throughout the venue. A fender strat that was signed by many musicians that played the Cavern was said to be worth 3 million pounds. Both places offer live music in the evenings and plentiful libations throughout the day.
I went back to the hotel, checked in and scurried off to the train station to catch a train to Birmingham to see the last Brian Wilson show of the UK tour. The show was by far the best of the three and fortunately I realized that at these ritzy, made for Opera- type venues, they don't sell the last three seats to the far right of the front row of the stage. I guess they feel that the view is obstructed. I had no problem with the view, sound or anything else from these "awful" seats. In fact, I had a bird's eye view of the happenings back stage from my vantage point.
After spending the night in a cheap Birmingham hotel, it was back to Liverpool for some more adventure. The city is actually very beautiful and very well- planned with old and new buildings scattered throughout the little sea port. In fact, Liverpool will be having a year long celebration in 2008 to honor being declared the European Center of Culture complete with performances from Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr and the grand opening of the Beatles themed hotel "A Hard Days Night".
Extensive construction is taking place all over the city to prepare for the big year.
I completed my stay in Liverpool with a tour on the Magical Mystery Beatles Bus of all of the famous Beatle landmarks and homes. The tour guide ended up being the bartender, Neil, that I met at the Cavern. I knew it was going to be a Magical tour when right off the bat he announced that he had just received a text message from his ex-wife that his long awaited divorce papers had finally arrived awaiting his signatures. Neil was estatic and offered to buy everyone a pint at the Cavern when the tour ended. Now on with the tour..... "Step right this way..."
One of the first stops was the famed Strawberry Fields where John Lennon would often go for peace and quiet from the craziness of life in Liverpool. The line in the song "Strawberry Fields Forever"- "there's nothing to get hung about"- was a reference to John 's Aunt Mimi who would often chastize John by telling him- "if you continue doing that they're going to hang you." No risk of a hanging at Strawberry Field.
Another memorable stop was a stroll down Penny Lane. The bank, the shelter in the roundabout and the barber shop are all still there and open for business should anyone desire. The childhood homes of the fab four were also a very special treat.
The tour ended at the Cavern and Neil made good on his promise of a pint for all. He also shared that he played the part of Peter Shotten, John's best friend, in the made for TV movie about the Beatles that was shown on NBC. The name escapes me but I look foward to ordering it when I get an email back from Neil.
My stay in Liverpool was exclamated by a visit to the Beatles museum at the Albert Dock in Liverpool down by the water. The area is simply breathtaking with an ancient Cathedral, waterside buildings and boats scattered about. Each room in the museum was dedicated to a particular era of the Beatles history and arranged chronologically. The guy that gave the Beatles away to Brian Epstein because he "didn't want anything to do with that rat pack" was tragically displayed along with the pictures of their initial audition for George Martin at which the Beatles played several songs in order to impress Mr. Martin. After they finished he lectured the boys for one hour on how to become professional and to receive a recording contract and at the conclusion of his lesson he stated "Now is there anything you don't like about the business?" George Harrison immediately chimmed in with typical Beatle humor " Yeah, I don't like your tie." Fortunately, Mr. Martin had a sense of humor and thus began a musical relationship that has been unparalled in history.
The rest of the museum was spectacular with rooms dedicated to the Yellow Submarine and Sgt. Pepper eras to name just a few. Needless to say, my trip to Liverpool was complete and I was so happy to have changed my trip schedule to be able to stay in Liverpool longer.
Now it is off to London on a 3 hour train ride through the countryside of England as the journey continues................................................... .......


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Can't find that this was mentioned here, but apparently there's a stunt being planned with a Hot Wheels ramp hanging from a big fake "bedroom door" with a 4 wheel truck record jump attempt. Remember when the latest technology cars on the edge hanging on through the turns was enough of a "stunt" to draw fans to Indy? Rodeo Clown and other doofuses are hoping this will draw the young new fans in and Mattel wants to sell Hot Wheels to old Gomers instead of kids. Guess they gave up on the old low hanging fruit. There's a better chance of seeing a Crapwagon fly well over 300 feet during the race anyway.
Here's the story IndyCar hoping stunt draws more than attention
Just when you think it can't get more absurd, the morons at 16th & Jonestown never disappoint.By MICHAEL MAROT, AP Sports Writer
INDIANAPOLIS (AP)—Randy Bernard would do almost anything to get more fans watching IndyCar races.
Fancy driver intros? Double-file restarts? Celebrity appeal? Check, check and check.
Next month, even the Indianapolis 500 will try something different during its traditional prerace festivities—sending an unnamed Hot Wheels stunt driver down a huge ramp in an attempt to break the world record for a four-wheel vehicle.
Crazy, yes, and entertaining, too.
"I'm a big believer that you have to give fans a great experience and you do that with excitement and value," Bernard said. "This is not some fly-by-night operation. (Hot Wheels parent) Mattel has invested millions of dollars, and I think it can deliver a little younger demographic to our series."
This is not the first time a wild stunt has been linked to auto racing.
Thrill shows were common prerace fodder in the 1940s, and NASCAR's Humpy Wheeler upped the ante with some of the most outrageous promotions in racing history. His stunts included everything from a re-creation of the 1980s Grenada invasion with Army commandos rappelling from helicopters to the world-record breaking attempt for longest jump by a school bus.
To Wheeler, seemingly nothing was off limits and almost everything worked.
"My family stunt show played at Charlotte and in Texas, and I can remember riding around Loudon, N.H., on two wheels," Daytona International Speedway president Joie Chitwood said. "Humpy always did crazy things to blow up the show at Charlotte."
Wheeler's uncanny wackiness helped turn NASCAR from a regional player into one of the nation's premier sports leagues, and now the IndyCar Series is hoping the same foundation will help attract younger fans to open-wheel racing.
The stakes are high.
Hot Wheels has a multimillion dollar training center in an undisclosed location in the western U.S. The hope is that stunts will add older buyers to a market traditionally reserved for children. The investment also means Hot Wheels is looking to do more than one show.
"It's definitely captured the interest of other sports tours where they have motorcycles performing, BMX, that kind of stuff," vice president of marketing Simon Waldron said. "But no one from another race track yet."
IndyCar, which has a partnership with Hot Wheels, hopes to tap a younger market to fill seats and improve the television ratings that have been lagging for years.
While there's no guarantee next month's stunt will increase attendance at the series' most prestigious race, which is already tabbed the world's most attended single-day sporting event, the speedway is selling ticket packages to get a birds-eye view of the jump in the fourth turn.
Plus the stunt—which features a ramp coming off a suspended 100-foot door, something a child might do with his little metal cars—has generated talk about the race more than a month before drivers are told to start their engines.
"You certainly do have your traditionalists who don't like it, and, yes, there are people that will tell you that, but there are also plenty of people who will tell you this is fun, it's neat and we're excited to see it," said Jeff Belskus, the Indy speedway's CEO. "I'd say more people are excited and interested in it than those who aren't and by a lot, 4 to 1, 5 to 1, 6 to 1 something like that."
The unscientific survey indicates interest cuts across racing lines and runs deeper than hard-core IndyCar fans.
Waldron told The Associated Press this week that ABC will carve out a 30-minute postrace slot to broadcast the stunt—between the Indy 500 and NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600.
Count Chitwood, Belskus' predecessor at Indy, among the viewers.
"I'll definitely want to see what happens with this stunt," said Chitwood, part of the family's Joie Chitwood Thrill Show.
Can stunts alone rekindle interest in IndyCar racing?
Probably not.
Eddie Gossage, president of Texas Motor Speedway and another master promoter, believes daredevils have less appeal in today's sports world because the lack of big names and fans who want something different have flocked to extreme sports.
But the bigger problem may be the limited ability of most tracks to hold these events on race weekend.
"My understanding is that this will be more like a rally car, which is really hot among the younger folks," said Gossage, who hosts IndyCar and NASCAR races and wants to see the jump. "But it's not something your average track can pull off because it's very expensive, and, on most tracks, you'd have to get all of the ramps and other stuff off the track before the race. It's not easy to do in short order."
Instead, Gossage believes, most race organizers should focus on bringing in big-name talent for concerts or adding the quick-hitting, intriguing promotions that don't affect the start of the race.
Bernard contends stunts can help a series that has struggled to fill seats and attract viewers. Last year, only one race drew a television rating higher than 1.0. The Indianapolis 500 had a 3.63 rating and only 4 million viewers— the race's lowest total since it was first broadcast live in 1986.
Clearly, something needs to improve, and Bernard thinks he knows how to do it.
Before taking over IndyCar, he led the Professional Bull Riders from a niche organization to national player with entertainment. Riders walked through a ring of fire during introductions and cowboys were dropped from 120 feet on a guide wire. Yes, even, stunts were used to attract and keep fans.
And Bernard believes it can work here, too.
"Humpy Wheeler and Bruton Smith have done things like this for decades, and it should be part of the show," Bernard said. "I think it can deliver us a little younger demographic, so we'll see."
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Hamilton wins qualification race for Macau Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton stamped his authority on the Macau Grand Prix field during a Safety Car interrupted qualification race on Saturday after grabbing the lead on the opening lap and remaining ...
Hamilton wins qualification race for Macau Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton stamped his authority on the Macau Grand Prix field during a Safety Car interrupted qualification race on Saturday after grabbing the lead on the opening lap and remaining unchallenged throughout the 10-lap encounter. The Briton eventually finished 2.2 seconds ahead of Nico Rosberg, with Alexandre Premat third.
Hamilton got away well from his second place on the grid and instantly tucked into the slipstream of pole position man and Manor Motorsport team- mate Robert Kubica. He managed to draft past on the outside as the pair approached Mandarin Bend and, as Kubica lifted, Hamilton swept into the lead, which he held onto through Lisboa Bend.
"It was very scary," said Hamilton of the decisive move. "Robert was covering the inside as I got the tow. I pulled up to the left side and was passing him but not enough to get past him and we could not go through side- by-side. So I hoped to make him scared and lift, and he did that - although I went through sideways."
Kubica's hopes of making an instant response were dashed when the Safety Car was called out following a series of incidents on the grid. Richard Antinucci had got away slowly from third place on the grid and was clouted from behind by Nelson Piquet Jr., while further back there was a much bigger accident as Eric Salignon slammed into the back of the stalled Kazuki Nakajimi before spearing off into the barrier. Also involved in the incident were Marchy Lee, Ho Pin Tung and Rodolfo Avila.
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This is a discussion on More disinformation from CNN Front-Page within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; I'm continually amazed by the level of ignorance and lack of research that go into "news" of this type. And this is worthy of the ...
I'm continually amazed by the level of ignorance and lack of research that go into "news" of this type. And this is worthy of the front-page headline?http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/11/05/cops.guns/index.html
Cops find themselves in arms race with criminals
WEST PALM BEACH, Florida (CNN) -- The war on the streets is escalating. As gangs and other criminals pack more firepower, police departments say they find themselves in an arms race.
Sgt. Laurie Pfeil practices shooting a semiautomatic weapon in Palm Beach County, Florida.
1 of 3 The officers say they need to level the playing field to survive. And so, on a bright October day about a dozen Palm Beach County sheriff's deputies brought out their big guns at the local firing range.
Rifles crackled. Shell casings flew. Bullets sailed at 3,200 feet per second through paper targets set up a football field's length away.
The sharpshooters weren't training for a SWAT team. These were the deputies who patrol the streets and roads from the glittery Gold Coast to the swamps of the Everglades. Watch cops practice firing the big guns »
The fatal shooting in September of a Miami-Dade police officer by a man using an assault weapon put all South Florida police departments on edge. Several other officers were wounded by the gunfire.
"It's not nice we have to arm ourselves like the soldiers in Iraq," said Sgt. Laurie Pfeil, who supervises a sheriff's road patrol in Palm Beach County and is now certified to carry a semiautomatic AR-15 rifle on the job. It's the civilian version of the military's M-16 used by U.S. soldiers in Iraq.
"We are like soldiers. It is a war, " says Sgt Pfeil.
Across the country, at least 62 police officers have been gunned down this year -- a record pace, said Robert Tessaro, the associate director for law enforcement relations for the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.
As a result, the Brady organization supports police officers arming themselves with high-powered weapons "to protect themselves and their communities," he said.
"We're having more than one officer shot and killed a week. It's just outrageous that officers are being targeted," he said. "It's something I think all Americans should be outraged about."
He lays the blame squarely on lawmakers who allowed the assault weapons ban to expire in 2004. which curiously didn't stop sales of AR-15's and AK-47's, so long as they had no more than 2 "evil" features.
Designed to be fired from the hip, assault rifles such as the AK-47 can spray at a rate of up to 600 rounds a minute in full automatic mode. It is the weapon of choice for guerillas and gangsters. And the 94 AWB had absolutely no affect on fully automatic NFA weapons, which almost literally are never used in crime, and are not what police officers are worried about. Not to mention the urban legend of "spraying fire from the hip".
Cops prefer to squeeze off single shots in semiautomatic mode because it makes for more accurate shooting. Some semiautomatic weapon's can fire with pinpoint accuracy from as far as 100 yards away. The magazines used by law enforcement typically carry 20 or 30 rounds, adding to the ability to better respond under fire. I should hope any semi-auto rifle in capable hands can make shots from further away than that.
There's no doubt that urban street warfare, aided by a proliferation of cheap automatic weapons, I can pretty much guarantee that there are no cheap automatic weapons available outside the black market, which the law has no control over by definition has come even to Palm Beach County, once high society's vacation mecca and a retirement destination for northern snowbirds.
Assault weapons have been used to kill eight people and wound 25 here over the last two years. Authorities estimate there are about 160 gangs who boast around 7000 members.
"They don't have .38s anymore. They have AK-47s. ...They have automatic weapons now," said Sgt. Pfeil.
So the Palm Beach Sheriff's office, like many others across the county, is training and arming everyone on the force with semiautomatic assault weapons. Many officers say it's about time.
"It's different now. It's shootings on a weekly basis. Ten years ago, that just didn't happen," said Pfeil. "They don't get out and run from us anymore. They stop, and they're shooting at us."
Miami's police department also is in the process of arming every officer with an assault rifle.
"It's a little bit embarrassing that we're engaged in this, but what is the alternative?" said Miami police Chief John Timoney. He said gangs, in particular, are getting their hands on high-powered weapons with apparent ease.
"The streets of South Florida are being flooded by AK-47s and assault weapons from old Soviet bloc countries. It's driven the price down, making the availability greater," said Chief Timoney.
The Miami police department evidence room has seized AK-47s, AR-15s and an assortment of other automatic and semiautomatic weapons piled on shelves from floor to ceiling.
Chief Timoney says he started noticing an increase since the federal assault weapon ban lapsed in 2004. Since then, he says homicides in the city of Miami involving assault weapons have been up -- 18 percent last year and 20 percent this year.
The Miami Police Department said 15 of its 79 homicides last year involved assault weapons, up from the year before. So far this year, 12 of 60 killings have involved the high-powered arms.
Tessaro said he recently attended a conference for the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Among the crime scene tape, squad cars, and other law enforcement gear offered for sale was the latest in high-powered assault weapons.
But it takes time and money to arm everyone. In the case of Palm Beach Sheriff's office, about one-third of its deputies carry assault weapons. It could take a year to get everyone equipped.
Some officers aren't waiting.
Palm Beach Sheriff's deputy Carl Martin bought his own AR-15 and passed the required training.
When his department offered him one of their weapons, he gave it up to someone else who was on the waiting list. "Because there's not enough to go around," he explained
"A well-educated electorate, being necessary to the continuance of a free state, the right of the people to keep and read books shall not be infringed."
Is this hard to understand? Then why does it get unintelligible to some people when 5 little words are changed?
More bull droppings from the Communist Ninnies Network. Next week it will be thugs armed with phazers and operating out of a death star.
"If we loose Freedom here, there's no place to escape to. This is the Last Place on Earth!" Ronald Reagan
They only speak what they know. So many of the reporters only listen to the one side of the story (Brady) and they just spew out what they take in. Sad on their ignorance. Infuriating they don't actually try to get the facts right.
eschew obfuscation
The only thing that stops bad guys with guns is good guys with guns. SgtD
"A well-educated electorate, being necessary to the continuance of a free state, the right of the people to keep and read books shall not be infringed."
Is this hard to understand? Then why does it get unintelligible to some people when 5 little words are changed?
Not practiced at posting links (so you gotta look it up) but how many of us x military out there with plenty of firearms experience and training have read this story on CNN.com. How many misleading statements and innacuracies can there possibly be in a news story. It's almost laughable, except to those who have never trained or sacrificed (or studied history). And how come so many LEO's have to be newly trained in assault weapons. Do they not get our officers from the military anymore? I bet some "Gangsta's" have more real military training" I hate to say. Hell, even stupid me has twice as much training as these quoted cops, and I was a damn Corpsman!! (Nav medic with USMC 4 those not aware) Or is is just left wingers and politicians manipulating the "stupid's" for future law's to be enacted and ever squeezed on the people, and increasing our reliance on the government, rather than ourselves, to control our very existance. HMMMMMMMMMMMM OK, rant over. Feel better I love THAT banana..it just cracks me up
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justice system (judges, lawyers, bad guys, and bad gals) has been far too easy for the last 50 years at least.
need all jails like Arizona Sheriff Joe A.
more use of the death penalty (hanging) and on the courthouse square in public view.
Old West Laws need to apply.
now we have a very large pool of hard bad guys and gals walking the streets.
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Merged threads.
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My AK-47 is such a good sprayer that I often use it in my garden to spray pesticide on my roses. Then I just clean it and use it later to spray more bullets on the street.Designed to be fired from the hip, assault rifles such as the AK-47 can spray at a rate of up to 600 rounds a minute in full automatic mode.
Hit a target at a hundred yards?
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this the warning shot across our deck, buy up mags, ammo, flash hiders, bayonetts and other "evil" items for soon they will no longer be able for purchase...
too bad those criminals using illegal guns can blowback on law abiding citizens, which is why I support Ron Paul! He has voted and said: "I share our Founders' belief that in a free society each citizen must have the right to keep and bear arms. They ratified the Second Amendment knowing that this right is the guardian of every other right, and they all would be horrified by the proliferation of unconstitutional legislation that prevents law-abiding Americans from exercising this right.
I have always supported the Second Amendment and these are some of the bills I have introduced in the current Congress to help restore respect for it:
H.R. 1096 includes provisions repealing the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act and the Federal Firearms License Reform Act of 1993, two invasive and unconstitutional bills.
H.R. 1897 would end the ban on carrying a firearm in the National Park System, restoring Americans' ability to protect themselves in potentially hazardous situations.
H.R. 3305 would allow pilots and specially assigned law enforcement personnel to carry firearms in order to protect airline passengers, possibly preventing future 9/11-style attacks.
H.R. 1146 would end our membership in the United Nations, protecting us from their attempts to tax our guns or disarm us entirely.
In the past, I introduced legislation to repeal the so-called "assault weapons" ban before its 2004 sunset, and I will oppose any attempts to reinstate it."
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I am sworn to protect the Constitution of the U.S.A. from all threats both foreign and domestic.
"Designed to be fired from the hip, assault rifles such as the AK-47 can spray at a rate of up to 600 rounds a minute in full automatic mode. It is the weapon of choice for guerillas and gangsters."
..... and also law abiding citizens. The AK-47 is one of my favorite firearms and I'm not a guerilla or gangster.
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Life Member - GOA
Member - Oath Keepers, SAF, CCRKBA
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hmmm, and I thought the stock of an ak-47 was supposed to be placed against my shoulder. Good thing CNN told me it goes beside my hip.....


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their own consciousness with the tree's, as an instant comprehension they would have
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trees but of other creatures, because there is a continuity to representative colors. In this, and
subsequent aligning with other forms of consciousness, they may also realize that all things are
connected, and in their own way everything shares a sense of history in which contact with
humans has always been detrimental: we alone act as if everything is a personal resource.
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Bonnie's writings next described two personal experiences of students, one of which was
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-Practicing these arts made them considerably more aware of the world around them,
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So, I'm new here and native spanish speaker (not very good at english).
I want to ask for tips about learning a language in your own country (because I can't travel).
And about how many languages learning at the same time, what do you think it's better? Learn one by one or how many?
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Just that, thanks for answers and greetings from Argentina!
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Welcome to the Fi3m forum. Your English is fantastic, be confident!
Which part of Argentina do you live in? In most of Argentina (especially the larger cities) it is incredibly easy to find foreigners to practice a language. http://www.couchsurfing.org is an incredible resource for finding travelers, ex-pats and locals who speak a language you are learning. Give it a try!
Benny is currently learning Egyptian Arabic in Brazil through French! See more here:
You also might find this article helpful as well "Don't travel to learn a language! Why it's your ATTITUDE, not your longitude and latitude, that counts":
What language are you learning? I, as do many other language learning experts, highly recommend that you learn one language at a time.
Learning to fluency:
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Hi again! I live in Córdoba and learning korean (sadly I can't talk nothing yet, so better I say "I want to learn korean"). It's not very popular as italian, french, english, japanese, etc...and I don't know really for what I want to learn, just find korean language nice!
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It is with a heavy heart and a deep longing for a bowl of comforting matzo ball soup that I read about the closing of Gourmet magazine, which was announced on Monday.
The culinary giant of Condé Nast, which has been a staple of both the New York and national food scene since its birth in 1940, will close along with three other Condé Nast publications after a three-month study of the company and amid falling ad sales. The announcement came as a surprise for many foodies, who expected Bon Appétit, Condé Nast's other food publication to close, instead of the more established and influential Gourmet.
While the magazine's Christmas and Thanksgiving issues are legendary its editor, the famed Ruth Reichl, who served as the restaurant critic for the New York Times for six years, before moving to Gourmet in 1999, hasn't neglected her Jewish roots or its culinary traditions.
In a 2001 interview with Jewish Woman magazine, Reichl explained: "My parents did not practice religion in any way, but we lived in New York … so I grew up with a very secular Jewish identity."
She also discussed a change in Jewish food, which eight years later has come to full fruition: "There is a growing understanding that Jews live all over the world, and people are really trying to embrace a much larger tradition of Jewish food. The palate is widening."
Reichl once commented, "We are losing the sitting down together for a meal on a daily basis. We long for it and miss it." Well Ruthie, as a woman in the opening scene Reichl's third book "Garlic and Sapphires: The Secret Life of a Critic in Disguise," referred to her, we will long for Gourmet and we will miss it.
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I took an internship at the University of Georgia with Franklin Pierce alumnus Ralph A. Tripp '84. The cutting edge clinical research I performed in the study of virology and specifically respiratory diseases solidified my decision to pursue a Ph.D. in the same field.
The education I received at Franklin Pierce, along with the experience I gained during my internship, has prepared me for Harvard University's Division of Medical Sciences Ph.D. program in Virology.
I am so thankful for the many opportunities I've had at Franklin Pierce. Without the financial support of Franklin Pierce and individuals such as you, I believe I might not have found my current path.
The network of people committed to helping me get the most
of my Franklin Pierce education inspires me to give back.
If you feel the same way, I encourage you to support the Pierce Annual Fund.
— Liesel Bauer, Class of 2006
You can make your gift to the Pierce Annual Fund online now or call 603-899-4030. Thank you!