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You can't carry on base because your government doesn't trust you.
This is a discussion on Why can't we legally carry on a military installation? within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; My buddies and I throw this one around a lot. I mean if we're cleared by the state to carry, why can't we do so ...
My buddies and I throw this one around a lot. I mean if we're cleared by the state to carry, why can't we do so on base?
The big beef comes from not being protected on base, but while travelling back and forth to base. For some reason, most bases seem to be near bad parts of town and that's when I feel I'd probably need my weapon.
Of course, look at the Fort Hood shooting and see how not being allowed to carry on base stopped that nut job...
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"To disarm the people is the best and most effective way to enslave them..." George Mason
You can't carry on base because your government doesn't trust you.
My name is Frogman46 and I'm tougher than you.
I was told because unlike a national park which is federal property.MIl installations are a city in of themselves. Hospitals, housing, airfields, restricted areas et al. There would be many places you would not be allowed a weapon. I do not know if that is true nor am I agreeing with the thought process behind it. Also, I have I was told by the same person that if there was an active shooter or multiple shooters that were using AR's it would be virtually impossible to identify who was who since it looks like the M4. Again, not my view
Among the lots of reasons they may give I'm assuming elements of national security are high on the list. Not saying I necessarily agree, but they makes the rules.
They sent us to Active Shooter training. We're supposed to hide and wait for the Security Police. If the shooter does come at you, we're supposed to throw staplers and such at him...
Everytime they've conducted Active Shooter exercises, the shooter always manages to kill folks in double digits.
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"To disarm the people is the best and most effective way to enslave them..." George Mason
They hate freedom! We should start lawsuits so that we can gain our right back. Or order Congress to pass a new law allowing carry (both open and concealed) on military bases.
I was hoping for some way to carry on base too. Maybe unloaded and locked but I just give up. I worked at Fort Eustis today so I felt as if something was missing...
Heck, they don't even allow hardly any of the military to carry. An example of the lunacy of this policy was the Fort Hood incident - a civilian cop had to be called to shoot the BG. That's beyond comprehension to me, there shoulda been plenty of active (and fully armed) military to take out the Fort Hood shooter.
'Be careful, even in small matters' - Miyamoto Musashi
I had the opportunity to participate in a sister-service hotwash followup after we received the Ft Hood after-action report. Most of the inputs from my peers regarded training, evaluation of "threat" personalities, barricade/flight responses, etc. I got a pretty big whale eye for my response. Wish I had saved the written version I also turned in, but here's the gist:
- We've emasculated military service and those who serve, spending more time teaching them how to deal with feelings than neutralize threats
- We over-rely on computer-based training to cover topics that require gross motor skills and muscle memory (no kidding, at one point we were doing CBI for low crawl and advance under fire techniques)
- Because we call ourselves Warriors but don't really mean it. I would guess that fewer than 1/2 of my personnel, maybe less than 1/4, if they were to be at the Fort Hood, thrown an M-4 on "safe" and a 30-rd mag, and told that in 10 seconds the shooter would be there, would be able to insert the magazine, chamber a round, select a firing mode and engage the threat in time.
- If we say we're at war, we ought to act like it. All members should be trained and, when on duty, armed appropriately - rifle in easy reach. Off-duty CCW on-and-off base should be considered not only allowable, but expected - just like LEO. Those who can't hack the training or don't want to carry a mean weapon (with voluntary exemptions for docs, chaps, etc) should have that noted on their performance reports and either drummed out of service or at the least, not considered for further promotion.
I don't think my comments made it into the final report.
I would actually like to hear a good answer. I've thought about it before, but I have never heard someone give a well thought out list of legitimate reasons.
It's just a control issue as far as I see it. Unless someone is doing some really advanced training, think about all the security measures in place during field events or live fire exercises. Think about all the rules on riding a motorcycle on base, or having to fill out ORM worksheets before you can go hunting or scuba diving or whatever. There are bases where you have to where a glowbelt anytime you're jogging. Security measures are always more pronounced in the military.
The military (escpecially the AF ) is risk adversive. If a commander get dinged on a safety inspection they will fail to advance. At the company, field grade, or flag level. That is why you have to have your vehicles inspected by an NCO before a lng weekend (do they still do that?).
I second your thought that the AF is risk adverse...Amn Snuffaluffagus does something stupid, everyone "needs retraining" (I guess the AF isn't alone in this way of thinking)....I call it the "Diaper Theory"...one person poops, and we're all forced to wear a diaper.
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martyr is a fancy name for crappy fighter
You have never lived until you have almost died. For those that have fought for it, life has a special flavor the protected will never know
IIRC rules regarding personal weapons on post are at the discretion of the post commander. The last time I had reason to be on Fort Hood I was told that I could turn my weapon in when I came on post and pick it up when I was leaving. There were also hoops I could jump through if I wished to take part in a shooting competition that was being held there.
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Would be nice if they had a weapons checkpoint where you could store your small arms & ammo at the gate.
"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched c-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain."
- Roy Batty
All they would need is an old Post Office Cluster Box at the gate. You put your piece in one of the pigeon holes, lock it and take the key with you. It would be under the watchful eyes of the guards at the gate. Upon exiting, you unlock the box, take your piece, leave the key for the next person and you're on your way.
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University of Bridgeport MLK Day of Service 2014
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service is an event hosted around the country to celebrate the life and mission of the great Peacemaker. University of Bridgeport's MLK Day of Service brings together hundreds of volunteers from all over the greater Bridgeport area to celebrate Dr. King's dream through serving our local community.
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AMHCA Releases Updated Version of Its Professional Standards
Since 1976, AMHCA has been committed to establishing and promoting vigorous standards for education and training, professional practice, and professional ethics for clinical mental health counselors. The first education, training, and practice standards were introduced in 1979 and were last updated in 2003. The 2011 revision, "Standards for the Practice of Clinical Mental Health Counseling," is available for purchase in printed form and is available to read on our website.
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The new AMHCA standards recognize the core standards for counselor education and the importance of clinical mental health counselor training in the biological bases of behavior, specialized assessment, trauma, and co-occurring disorders. For the first time, the standards also identify substantive faculty and supervisor knowledge and skills needed for training clinical mental health counselors.
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Congressional leaders did some hard bargaining in order to strike a down-to-the-wire deal on this year's budget. Today, both the Senate and the House are expected to vote on that deal. As advertised, the measure does chop spending, but it also discards a few other things - things that have little to do with spending. NPR's David Welna has the details.
DAVID WELNA: Lawmakers have had only the past two days to try to comb through everything in the budget bargain struck last Friday night. And some have been dismayed by what they've found.
Senator RON WYDEN (Democrat, Oregon): I was truly stunned.
WELNA: That's Senator Ron Wyden, a Democrat from Oregon. What he found was that a provision he managed to include in the new healthcare law last year an option providing employer-paid vouchers to people who can't afford their workplace insurance and who don't qualify for subsidies is actually repealed in the budget deal, even though doing so saves no money.
Wyden can't get anyone who negotiated the deal to admit having pushed to do away with his provision, but he thinks he knows who was behind it.
Sen. WYDEN: It's clear that the Business Roundtable pulled out all the stops to kill this. They led the fight relentlessly to kill this.
Ms. JOHANNA SCHNEIDER (Business Roundtable): I believe that's inaccurate.
WELNA: That Johanna Schneider. She's a spokesperson for the Business Roundtable, an association of top executives from some of the nation's largest corporations. Schneider insists the Business Roundtable had nothing to do with Wyden's provision being repealed.
Ms. SCHNEIDER: We do not support the provision. We're not a fan of the provision. And the primary reason is we genuinely believe that it would change the risk pools for those covered employees. So we don't support it. But that does not equal, nor did it equal, that we lobbied to have it removed.
WELNA: Wyden, for his part, says he may end up voting against the budget deal.
Sen. WYDEN: I can't conceive of voting for this unless I'm told by the White House, the congressional leadership, you know, the principals, that there's going to be corrective action.
WELNA: In another part of the budget measure, gray wolves in the Rocky Mountain Northwest are taken off the protected list of endangered species.
Senator JON TESTER (Democrat, Montana): It's an opportunity to fix a problem through this legislation and we did it.
WELNA: That's Montana Democrat Senator Jon Tester. He freely admits having pushed to have the gray wolf, which was reintroduced to the Northwest in the mid-1990s, removed from the protected species list.
Sen. TESTER: We're dealing with a species that is fully recovered. We're dealing with a species that right now is having some very dramatic impacts on domestic livestock and wildlife. They need to be managed. It is obvious that they need to be managed.
WELNA: But Rodger�Schlickeisen, who's president of Defenders of Wildlife, says managing means killing gray wolves. Congress, he adds, should not be making that call.
Mr. RODGER SCHLICKEISEN (Defenders of Wildlife): This is the first time in all of the history of the Endangered Species Act that Congress has ever legislated to remove protection of a species. And we are, of course, extremely worried that this could represent some kind of a precedent and the Endangered Species Act could face further onslaught in coming months and coming years.
WELNA: So as it turns out, Congress will be voting today not only on a spending bill but also on the fate of more than 1,600 gray wolves in the northwest as well as the future of health insurance vouchers for possibly hundreds of thousands of workers. All in the name of keeping the government open and cutting the deficit.
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Union minister Sachin Pilot on Sunday defended Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi's outburst against the now shelved ordinance to protect convicted lawmakers from immediate disqualification, saying the decision showed the party was sensitive to the views of the people.
"We are running this government on behalf of the people. If everybody wanted to change the decision, then we did. There is nothing wrong in saying that we actually took a step back and reflected on what we were doing," Pilot said in an interview telecast on CNN IBN.
The minister of state for corporate affairs disagreed with the suggestion that Gandhi's outburst had embarrassed the Prime Minister and the Congress. "What Mr Gandhi has done is being supported now by the cabinet and by the Congress. He has already clarified that perhaps the choice of words and the timing may be in question but the intent and the sentiment was right," Pilot said.
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I was just thinking, besides being illegal and probably doesn't really make a difference to a BG (and giving away my position)....a warning shot is a waste of a bullet I may need in actual shooting situation. IMO
This is a discussion on Homeowner jailed for firing warning shot within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Originally Posted by atctimmy Originally Posted by rodford To me warning shots if fired into the ground let's the person on "your" property, late at ...
I was just thinking, besides being illegal and probably doesn't really make a difference to a BG (and giving away my position)....a warning shot is a waste of a bullet I may need in actual shooting situation. IMO
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A armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one has to back it up with his life.
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He should have waited til they went thru or over the fence and were on his property and then shot them.Then under Tx law he would be Justified.§ 9.42. DEADLY FORCE TO PROTECT PROPERTY. A person is
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I also know and fully understand that my idea of a "warning shot situaton" is not allowable under the law. This is strictly hypothetical.
My name is Frogman46 and I'm tougher than you.
As far as the shotgun analogy.....he may be more inclined to shoot you now.
We have a constitutional right to keep and bear arms. Along with that right comes enormous responsibilities. It is his responsibility to know the gun laws in the State he lives in. Saying I didn't know may be true,but not an exceptable reason or excuse for violating the law. We that exercise our 2a rights have to be examples of law abiding responsible people. The population watches and listens to all that happens with regard to firearms ownership and proper use,so we must try to be good ambassadors of that 2A right. Responsible,educated at least to the law with regard to firearms,law abiding. Anything less will do severe damage to the cc community as a whole. It may not be fair,in fact it may be just plain wrong,but we all are frowned upon for the ignorance and irresponsible actions of one. Those who choose to own firearms should not expect to have the right without the responsibility. Education,proper training,responsibility,must be a part of it,or things like this happen. It just feeds ammo to the anti-gun people.
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Discharge of firearm within city limits + Nearby neighbors = trouble.
He said he could see them though the fence, I am guessing that means they were outside his property.
It wouldn't surprise me that he had some neighbors that wanted to go for a swim in his pool.
I live in the country and there is gunfire frequently. It would take a brave soul to try to sneak into my pool, and unless they were kids they would be met by an armed homeowner.
Yoda, I am, yes.
First warning shot will be center mass. Hopefully there will be no need for further warning shots.
I'm not a proponent of warning shots against humans.
That said, under TX law he probably wouldn't have been in trouble at all if he'd changed nothing except what he said to police. If he'd said, "I shot at them and they left. I think I missed," there'd be no legal case against him.
In cased you missed it, though, I'm not a proponent of warning shots against humans.
It was extremely poor tactics to walk outside the house into a dark backyard. He gave them every advantage he could. Had they been pointing a gun at him, they would have had a clear shot and he would have been firing blind. He should have turned on every outside light he had and called 911 while quietly waiting inside his home with his pistol cocked and locked.
As I've said in other threads on "warning shots", I will only pull my firearm and shoot if I feel my life or the life of another is in danger, or if I or another are in danger of grave bodily injury--and in those situations, I will not fire a warning shot! I will shoot to stop the threat!
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A lanky bundle of muscle with springy blond hair and Border collie energy, Mark had started a community-supported agriculture (CSA) farm in Pennsylvania after college. The typical CSA charged members an upfront fee in exchange for veggies throughout the growing season. But Mark envisioned a farm that would, like the farms of old, provide members with nearly all their food 52 weeks a year—veggies, dairy, eggs, meat, even grains. People would take as much as they needed each Friday afternoon. It would be the first whole-diet CSA.
That alone would have made Essex Farm one of the most revolutionary farms in the country, but the Kimballs wanted to be more radical still. Instead of tractors, they wanted to farm with draft horses. The goal was to make sunlight and hard work their only input—no herbicides, no pesticides, no chemical fertilizer, no oil.
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Apparently the census population of Essex is about 650 people and shrinking. So if one farm feeds 230 people, that's a lot. The thing that's amazing to me is that this looks like a town with no money -- not enough to support a supermarket! -- and certainly no interest in hipster stuff... yet the population could come up with the cash one way or another for this super organic, local, fresh food. Big lesson here!
You're right, it's a big lesson. It says to me that super organic, local, fresh food is about will.
And as my mom says, everyone has to eat. This farm costs a max of $71 per week for a full docket of healthful food -- apparently more than you can eat if you don't can and freeze and make pies with lard crusts :). For comparison's sake, the SNAP allowance (food stamps) averages $31 per week, is meant to be supplemental, and is notoriously impossible to eat healthfully on. And paying the farm obviously returns every one of those $71 right back to the community.
I was thinking about this in the context of our ongoing fascination with minimum basic income and my personal interests in food. Even here in the high-tech job-rich utopia that Silicon Valley claims to be, people might make great incomes but find it all eaten up by housing, healthcare, eldercare, childcare/education, and eating out. I don't think most younger people here will be able to retire here... but where will they go? And if jobs are going to wither away and be taken by robots, all of us are going to need a plan B.


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Posted Wed 17 Aug 16 at 21:45 PM
Report: Cardiff City 2 Rovers 1
It was an evening to forget for Shane Duffy as his two first half own goals condemned Rovers to a third consecutive league defeat.
The Republic of Ireland international found the back of his own net twice in quick succession to give the Bluebirds the upper hand at the Cardiff City Stadium.
Shell-shocked, the home side could have had more as Joe Ralls and Anthony Pilkington went close to putting the game beyond Rovers in a one-sided first half.
But in the second period the visitors showed good determination, deservedly pulling a goal back 13 minutes from time when Danny Graham poked home.
However with Rovers pressing deep into injury-time for an equaliser frustration boiled over for Duffy as he received his marching orders for a second booking after kicking the ball away.
The Wednesday night match saw Rovers make three changes from the side that faced Wigan Athletic at the weekend.
Stephen Hendrie was handed his first league start for the club, replacing the injured Adam Henley, whilst Craig Conway and Hope Akpan were preferred to Liam Feeney and Darragh Lenihan who both dropped to the bench.
The hosts make two changes from Saturday with Sean Morrison and Aron Gunnarsson in for Jazz Richards and Frederic Gounongbe.
It was a steady start for Rovers in the Welsh capital, with the visitors having the first chance of note inside the opening four minutes.
It was from nothing that Anthony Stokes let fly from fully 40-yards out, and for a moment it looked like the ball would catch out keeper David Marshall, but the Cardiff captain got back just in time to claim high above his head.
But despite not being under any undue pressure, Rovers quickly found themselves two gaols down with Shane Duffy twice finding the back of his own net in the space of six minutes.
On 14 Declan John took advantage of the space afforded to him by racing in on goal from the left flank. The wing-back fired past Jason Steele only to see the ball strike the foot of the post, but Duffy inexplicably side-footed home the rebound.
Then the home side were handed a soft free-kick on the right after Gordon Greer was adjudged to have fouled Anthony Pilkington.
Peter Whittingham sent the dead ball into the box, and defender Duffy saw the ball skim off his head and into the back of the net.
With Rovers rocking, the Bluebirds could have stretched their advantage further. Joe Ralls saw an effort deflected wide, before Bruno Ecuele Manga headed the resulting corner into the side netting.
Just like Wigan and Norwich before them, Cardiff were picking off the Rovers defence at will. On the half hour Pilkington beat the offside trap to race in on goal, but thankfully he scuffed his shot wide of the far post.
Rovers saw more of the ball as the first half drew to a close, but rarely was the Bluebirds goal threatened as once again the Lancashire club went in at the break with plenty to do.
Pilkington saw a half-volley flash wide in the early moments of the second half, but with Rovers offering little in the attacking third it wasn't a surprise when a change was made just past the hour mark as Sam Gallagher replaced Stokes.
However it was Bluebirds sub Kadeem Harris who caught the eye with a barnstorming run from the right, taking the ball past two he cut inside to shoot, the ball looping off Duffy and wide of goal.
Then at the other end a Jack Byrne ball into the box found Duffy on the stretch, but it was a difficult chance for the Irishman as couldn't keep his effort down.
But 13 minutes from time Rovers reduced arrears with a goal out of nothing.
Jason Steele sent a goal-kick long upfield, Gallagher did well to flick the ball on and Danny Graham out-muscled his marker to get in on goal, his shot deflecting past the wrong-footed Marshall and into the corner of the net for the forward's first of the season.
Then as the home side showed signs of nerves Jason Lowe sent a ball deep into the area, Gallagher again won the ball in the air, Graham attacked but couldn't connect in front of goal.
But Rovers were unable to build up a meaningful head of steam as the Bluebirds' best method of defence was attack.
Steele saved well to keep a header from Morrison out, before showing good hands to claim a Ralls effort from distance.
Duffy stayed forward in the five additional minutes at the end of the game, making a nuisance of himself as Gallagher nodded a centre wide. But as they pressed late into the night, Duffy's horrible night got worse as the Republic of Ireland international, already on a booking, kicked the ball away in frustration to receive a second yellow followed by the inevitable red.
Marshall (c), Peltier (sub Harris 58 mins), Morrison, Ecuele Manga, Immers (sub Huws 88 mins), John, Ralls, Whittingham, Pilkington (sub Gounongbe 76 mins), Connolly, Gunnarsson.
Subs not used: Moore (GK), Noone, Zohore, Ajayi.
Goals: Duffy (OG) 14, 20 mins.
Booked: Harris 66 mins.
Steele, Lowe (c), Duffy, Greer, Hendrie, Marshall (sub Feeney 88 mins), Akpan (sub Lenihan 84 mins), Byrne, Conway, Stokes (sub Gallagher 62 mins), Graham.
Subs not used: Raya (GK), Guthrie, Mahoney, Wharton.
Goals: Graham 77 mins.
Booked: Duffy 63 mins, Akpan 71 mins.
Off: Duffy.
Attendance: 14,041
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In the battle against childhood obesity, many health advocates point to the over consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages as a significant contributor. Many health advocates would like to see a warning label added to these beverages, cautioning parents.
Baltimore, Maryland, is the latest city to consider a warning to parents about the health consequences of too much sugar-sweetened drinks.
Earlier this year an online survey showed participating parents were 20% less likely to choose a sugary beverage for their children if they encountered such a health warning. The study was published in the journal Pediatrics.
The numbers break down like this:
- Would choose a sugar-sweetened beverage if they didn't see a label – 60%
- Would choose a sugar-sweetened beverage if they did see a label – 40%
Surprising number of parents would buy it anyway
While the results do show a significant drop in the number of parents who would choose the calorie laden beverage, it should also be noted that nearly half of the parents – after being warned that too much of the product might make their child obese – would buy the product anyway.
The study was funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) through its Healthy Eating Research program. The researchers concluded that health warning labels may sway parents' perceptions about the healthfulness of sugar-sweetened beverages. What's less clear, however, is whether the parents would eliminate or purchase less of the product.
RWJF notes that its study is among the first to test the effectiveness of warning labels on changing behavior. Other studies of the effectiveness of providing consumers with additional health information have shown mixed results.
Other research
A case in point is the recent move by fast food restaurants to post calorie information on menus. A study last year by researchers at Arizona State University is not encouraging to those who believe information is the key to changing behavior.
The researchers surveyed McDonald's customers who, at the time, had been exposed to calorie data on menus for three years. They determined that 60% of the customers had seen the calorie information, but only 16% used the information in deciding what to order.
In other words, they might have noticed a particular burger and fries combination had nearly 1,000 calories, but they ordered it anyway, instead of the salad.
The study found that customers with higher incomes were twice as likely to notice the calorie labels and three times more likely to use them.
The author of the RWJF study, Christina Roberto, PhD, of the University of Pennsylvania, is testifying at a Baltimore City Council public hearing this week, commenting on the sweetened-beverage ordinance.
The measure would require businesses that sell or advertise sugar-sweetened beverages to post health warning labels indicating that the drinks contribute to tooth decay, obesity, and diabetes.


text: The Senior Bowl not only shook up my Big Board of the top 25 NFL draft prospects, but also my listing of the top five prospects at each position. Quarterbacks Jason Campbell of Auburn and Charlie Frye of Akron both looked good at the Senior Bowl, but Campbell edged ahead of Frye thanks to a more consistent week of practice. Oklahoma wide receiver Mark Clayton also looked good and got himself into position to challenge for the No. 3 spot among this year's wideout class. But the biggest moves on offense were made along the line. Washington tackle Khalif Barnes and Utah guard Chris Kemoeatu both rank No. 2 at their position after being unranked the last time around. On the defensive side, LSU's Marcus Spears looked very good at the Senior Bowl and is back among the top ends while Troy's Demarcus Ware has bulked up a bit and now rates as a top outside linebacker. Three of the five names at safety are new to the rankings as well. Here's the complete breakdown: (previous rank in parentheses) OFFENSE Quarterback: 1. Alex Smith (jr.), Utah (same) 2. Aaron Rodgers (jr.), California (same) 3. Jason Campbell, Auburn (4) 4. Charlie Frye, Akron (3) 5. Kyle Orton, Purdue (same) Running Back: 1. Cedric Benson, Texas (same) 2. Ronnie Brown, Auburn (same) 3. Carnell Williams, Auburn (same) 4. Vernand Morency (jr.), Oklahoma State (same) 5. Eric Shelton (jr.), RB, Louisville (same) Fullback: 1. Paul Jefferson, Penn State (same) 2. Branden Joe, Ohio State (same) 3. Kyle Eckel, Navy (same) 4. Kevin Dudley, Michigan (same) 5. Keith Joseph, Texas A&M (same) Wide Receiver: 1. Braylon Edwards, Michigan (same) 2. Mike Williams (jr.), USC (same) 3. Troy Williamson (jr.), South Carolina (same) 4. Roddy White, UAB (same) 5. Mark Clayton, Oklahoma (unranked) DROPPED Roscoe Parrish (jr.), Miami (5) Tight End: 1. Heath Miller (jr.), Virginia (same) 2. Alex Smith, Stanford (same) 3. Garrett Cross, California (same) 4. Steve Fleming, Arizona (same) 5. Kevin Everett, Miami (same) Tackle: 1. Alex Barron, Florida State (same) 2. Khalif Barnes, Washington (unranked) 3. Jammal Brown, Oklahoma (2) 4. Adam Terry, Syracuse (3) 5. Adam Snyder, Oregon (unranked) DROPPED Pete McMahon, Iowa (4) Chris Colmer, N.C. State (5) Guard: 1. Marcus Johnson, Ole Miss (same) 2. Chris Kemoeatu, Utah (unranked) 3. Logan Mankins, Fresno State (2) 4. Elton Brown, Virginia (3) 5. Dan Buenning,, Wisconsin (same) DROPPED Evan Mathis, Alabama (4) Center: 1. Chris Spencer (jr.), Ole Miss (2) 2. Jason Brown, North Carolina (5) 3. Ben Wilkerson, LSU (same) 4. David Baas, Michigan (1) 5. Dylan Gandy, Texas Tech (unranked) DROPPED Junius Coston, North Carolina A&T (4) Kickers: 1. Mike Nugent, Ohio State (same) 2. Dave Rayner, Michigan State (same) 3. Rhys Lloyd, Minnesota (4) 4. Matt Payne, BYU (5) 5. Tyler Jones, Boise State (unranked) DROPPED Nick Novak, Maryland (3) DEFENSE Defensive End: 1. Dan Cody, Oklahoma (same) 2. Erasmus James, Wisconsin (same) 3. Marcus Spears, LSU (unranked) 4. Matt Roth, Iowa (same) 5. Shaun Cody, USC (3) DROPPED David Pollack, Georgia (5) Tackle: 1. Travis Johnson, Florida State (same) 2. Anttaj Hawthorne, Wisconsin (4) 3. Mike Patterson, USC (same) 4. Jonathan Babineaux, Iowa (unranked) 5. Chris Canty, Virginia (2) DROPPED Ronald Fields, Mississippi State (5) Inside Linebacker: 1. Channing Crowder (so.), Florida (same) 2. Odell Thurman (jr.), Georgia (same) 3. Barrett Ruud, Nebraska (same) 4. Lofa Tatupu (jr.), USC (unranked) 5. Adam Seward, UNLV (4) DROPPED Kirk Morrison, San Diego State (5) Outside Linebacker: 1. Derrick Johnson, Texas (same) 2. Shawne Merriman (jr.), Maryland (same) 3. Demarcus Ware, Troy (unranked) 4. Thomas Davis (jr.), Georgia (3) 5. Darryl Blackstock (jr.), Virginia (unranked) DROPPED Rian Wallace (jr.), Temple (4) Kevin Burnett, Tennessee (5) Cornerback: 1. Adam "Pac-Man" Jones (jr.), West Virginia (same) 2. Antrel Rolle, Miami (same) 3. Carlos Rogers, Auburn (same) 4. Brandon Browner (so.), Oregon State (unranked) 5. Justin Miller (jr.), Clemson (same) DROPPED Bryant McFadden, Florida State (4) Safety: 1. Brodney Pool (jr.), Oklahoma (same) 2. Ernest Shazor (jr.), Michigan (same) 3. Josh Bullocks (jr.), Nebraska (unranked) 4. Marlin Jackson, Michigan (unranked) 5. Sean Considine, Iowa (unranked) DROPPED Jason Allen (jr.), Tennessee (3) Vincent Fuller, Virginia Tech (4) Oshiomogho Atogwe, Stanford (5) Punter: 1. Dustin Colquitt, Tennessee (same) 2. D.J. Fitzpatrick, Notre Dame (unranked) 3. Gary Cook, UNLV (same) 4. Chris Kluwe, UCLA (same) 5. Bryce Benekos, UTEP (same) DROPPED Cole Farden, Oklahoma State (2)


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The number of people sleeping rough in England has surged by a third over the past year, new Government figures show.
Statistics released by the communities department show the number of rough sleepers up by 30 per cent over 2015, and a 102 per cent increase since 2010, when David Cameron first came to power.
3,569 people were estimated by councils to be sleeping rough on any one night last year, with the biggest increases in the south, east, and midlands.
The sharp rise in people sleeping on the street coincides with the Government's ending of funding for its "No Second Night Out" programme to prevent rough sleeping.
Charities say the lapsed scheme, introduced in 2012 but ended in March last year, helped over 64,000 people before its £20 million funding pot ran out.
Figures reported in January also show the rise in people without anywhere to live has gone hand-in-hand with an increased reliance on insecure privately rented homes.
The charity Shelter warned then that homelessness, distinct from rough sleeping, was on the rise because of increasing numbers of people being forced to leave their homes when a landlord decided to increase rent or stop renting a property.
A study by that charity found that a quarter of tenants have in the past been kicked out of their own home by their landlord through no fault of their own – a so-called "no fault" eviction.
Under the wildly deregulated private renting rules introduced in the 1980s, landlords do not have to give a reason to throw a tenant out of their home.
The Government says it is committed to a larger private rented housing sector.
Rick Henderson, chief executive of Homeless Link, an umbrella body representing homeless services, said the situation could have been even worse without the efforts of homeless charities.
What does five more years of the Tories mean for Britain?
What does five more years of the Tories mean for Britain?
1/8 Welfare payments will be slashed
One of the most controversial parts of the Conservative manifesto was to cut benefits for the working age poor by £12 bn over the next three years. But during the campaign they only said where £2 bn of these savings would come from. That leaves £10 bn still to find. Some experts think the only way they can close that gap is by means testing child benefit – with millions of families losing out
2/8 There will be tax cuts for those in work and those who die
The Tories will increase the threshold at which the 40p rate of tax becomes payable to £50,000 by 2020. They haven't said so but it is also likely that at some point in the next five years they will abolish that 45p rate of tax altogether for the highest earners. They also want to increase the effective inheritance tax threshold for married couples and civil partners to £1m
3/8 There will be an in/out EU referendum in 2017
The next two years are going to be dominated by the prospect of a referendum on Britain's membership of the EU. First off David Cameron has the daunting task of negotiating a deal with other EU leaders an acceptable deal that he can sell to his party so he can go into the referendum campaigning for a 'yes' vote. This may be unachievable and it is possible that the Tories may end up arguing to leave. Opinion polls show Britain is divided on EU membership, one poll this year showed 51% said they would opt to leave compared to 49% who would vote to stay in
4/8 There will be more privatisation of the NHS
Having won the election the Tories now have a mandate to go further and faster reforming the NHS. In order to make cost savings there is likely to be greater private involvement in running services, while some smaller hospitals may lose services they currently provide like A&E and maternity units
5/8 There will be many more free schools – and traditional state schools will become a thing of the past
The Tories plans to create 500 new free schools and make 3,000 state schools become academies. They will also carry on reforming the Department of Education and remove more powers from local authorities over how schools are run
6/8 On shore wind farms will be a thing of the past and fracking will be the future
Government spending on renewable energy is under real threat now the Lib Dems are no longer in power with the Tories. Subsidies are likely to be slashed for off-shore wind farm and other green energy supplies. Meanwhile there will be generous tax break for fracking as ministers try and incentivise the industry to drill for onshore oil and gas
7/8 There maybe more free childcare – but not necessarily
In the campaign the Tories pledged to double the amount of free early education for three- and four-year-olds from 15 hours a week to 30. The extra hours would only be offered to working families where parents are employed for at least eight hours a week. However they have not said where the money will come from to fund the pledge
8/8 Workers' rights could be reduced
The Tories want to slash business regulation, merge regulator and cut costs. The Lib Dems stopped them from reducing the employment rights of workers in power – but these are now under threat
"It is unacceptable that anyone has to sleep rough in Britain today – and even more shocking that the number of people in this situation has risen every year since 2010. Unfortunately, many homelessness charities have already seen their funding fall as demand for help rises," he added.
"Homelessness is costly and damaging to individuals and society, but we know that when national and local government have the right vision and strategy in place and invest in the right services, rough sleeping need not be inevitable."
John Healey, Labour's shadow secretary of state for housing said the figures were a "wake-up call" to the Government on housing policy.
"These figures are the starkest possible reminder of Conservative Ministers' five years of failure on housing. The number of people sleeping rough on our streets has doubled since 2010, and risen by 30 per cent in the last year alone," he said.
"People will find it extraordinary that in England in the 21st Century the number of people forced to sleep rough is going up – and this is only the tip of the iceberg.
"The first step Ministers must now take is to exempt homelessness accommodation and other specialist housing from the Chancellor's crude housing benefit cuts, which are set to close thousands of hostels and make the problem of rough sleeping even worse.
"Beyond that, these figures must be a wake-up call to Ministers to change tact and adopt a more balanced set of housing plans."
Marcus Jones, homelessness minister at the Department for Communities and Local Government, said the Government had protected funding to help with the issue.
"No one should ever have to sleep rough, which is why we have increased central funding to tackle homelessness over the next four years to £139 million.
"We have protected homelessness prevention funding and expect local authorities to provide quality advice and assistance to all those that approach them for help.
"Many rough sleepers have complex needs that include mental health difficulties or addiction, and we are developing a £5 million social impact bond that will help entrenched rough sleepers move off the streets."
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The IBA Conference opening, with guest Roman Herzog, has become the talking point of the event
More than 4,000 lawyers watched an unusual mixture of shadow dancing, music and lighting effects that formed the grand opening ceremony for the 26th biennial International Bar Association Conference in Berlin.
The display, performed before and after a series of speeches by German president Roman Herzog, IBA president Ross Harper, the mayor of Berlin, and several other IBA officials, surprised many lawyers.
Harper had written to delegates asking them to make an effort to get up early and attend the 8.50am morning opening because it promised to be something different and exciting.
Traditionally the opening ceremony takes place the evening before.
But many lawyers were disappointed with the performance and it was the favourite topic of discussion at many cocktail parties and dinners during the week.
One US lawyer said: "I'm afraid I left before the end of the show. Lawyers aren't interested in that sort of thing. It was an attempt to be arty which didn't really work."
Another commented: "The show was confusing, nobody could work out what it was supposed to signify."
Last year's IBA business section conference in Paris opened with an opera which was widely praised.
In Berlin, technical problems did not help. During the speeches, IBA officials were praised and thanked, but a technical fault meant that their pictures were flashed up at the wrong time.
Harper said the show had been held in the morning this year because it had to be fitted around Roman Herzog's tight schedule.
Herzog told delegates that "A free society cannot live without an independent legal profession – citizens need competent advisors who are able to defend their rights against the authorities."
President of the German Bar Felix Busse told how he escaped from East Germany in the 1960s and thus appreciated democracy and the need for lawyers to uphold it.
The mayor of Berlin, Christina Bergmann, said that since the wall came down the number of lawyers in East Berlin had increased from just 100 for 1.1 million people to 4,450. She said: "This indicates the changes taking place and the important role Berlin is taking."


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On January 12, 2016, President Barack Obama delivered his final State of the Union Address. By 2017, America will have elected a new president, so President Obama used his final address as a chance to look back at his last seven years in office as well as cast a vision for the future of America.
The topics of his address spanned everything from the economic state of America, to the current low price of gasoline, to this year's political race.
He even remarked that one of his greatest regrets in office is the fact that "the rancor and suspicion between the (political) parties has gotten worse instead of better."
One of his biggest concerns is the way America will respond to the changes around the world.
"We live in a time of extraordinary change-change that's reshaping the way we live, the way we work, our planet and our place in the world. It's change that promises amazing medical breakthroughs, but also economic disruptions that strain working families. It promises education for girls in the most remote villages, but also connects terrorists plotting an ocean away. It's change that can broaden opportunity, or widen inequality. And whether we like it or not, the pace of this change will only accelerate."
-President Obama
This rings true with what Bible Prophecy has to say about the future. The Bible promises that in the End Times, we will see wars and conflict and political change and that is unfolding right before our eyes. So how are we supposed to respond to the coming changes and conflict? President Obama asked a similar question:
"Will we respond to the changes of our time with fear, turning inward as a nation, and turning against each other as people?"
Dr. Hindson always emphasizes that Biblical Prophecy is not supposed to give us a spirit of fear, but rather encourage us as we see that God is at work in the world. None of the changes that are happening are unknown to God and He has a plan.
"For God gave us a spirit not of fear, but of power and love and self-control."
-2 Timothy 1:7
As followers of Christ, we are not called to be afraid. Instead we are asked to trust the Lord and share His truth wherever we go!
As we head into a year full of political debates and elections, maybe you're wondering what the Bible has to say about the issues of today. In Battle for America in the Last Days, Dr. Hindson shows readers that Biblical Prophecy is incredibly relevant and important in today's cultural and political landscape. In this two-lesson study, you'll examine some of the crucial issues that face our nation today and learn how to trust God with the fate of our Nation.


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