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Why do they mess around with these silly little charts. Let's see them put the same chart up from Germany, WWII of those that were killed who DIDN'T have guns.
This is a discussion on New Anti-gun Chart within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; A new chart from the anti's: Larry Bodine: Guns in America What's interesting is that they don't separate/categorize the gun deaths. How many were GG's ...
A new chart from the anti's:
Larry Bodine: Guns in America
What's interesting is that they don't separate/categorize the gun deaths. How many were GG's shooting BG's?
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"To disarm the people is the best and most effective way to enslave them..." George Mason
Why do they mess around with these silly little charts. Let's see them put the same chart up from Germany, WWII of those that were killed who DIDN'T have guns.
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Crossman 760 BB/Pellet, Daisy Red Ryder, Crossman Wrist Rocket, 14 Steak Knives, 3 Fillet Knives, Rolling Pin-14", Various Hunting Knives, 2 Baseball Bats, 3 Big Dogs and a big American Flag flying in the yard. I have no firearms; Try the next house.
Like most people who make charts, they put a lot of so called data up there but it really doesn't tell a story.
What's with the 4 out of 10/ 6 out of 10 listings, that have 20 states listed in each? I don't see the message.
50 so called rampage killings in 25 years. That's 2 a year. 377 dead, that's an average of 15 a year. A bare blip in the overall number of firearms deaths.
Numbers of dealers, numbers of gun show sales? So what. It only takes one gun in most cases for these tragedies.And how many were BGs shooting other BGs?How many were GG's shooting BG's?
Just my 2 cents.
How about a chart showing how most all such events occur in unarmed victim zones? What would that pie chart look like? Could you see the slice that occurs where victims aren't forced to be disarmed?
The only common sense gun legislation was written about 226 years ago.
I carry always not because I go places trouble is likely, but because trouble has a habit of not staying in its assigned zone.
The chart is fluent, non sequitur jibberish.
"I'm set up to play a game right now. However, I doubt most people would want to get into a gun fight with me."
Rob Leatham
The writer of the article likes to talk about "bloodbaths" and "massacres." Sure if you are talking what happened in Colorado and Wisconsin I would agree. But you can't take his little handy chart and lump all "gun deaths" as "bloodbaths" and "massacres." Very misleading Larry Bodine. I would guess the majority of those "gun deaths" are accidental and suicides. Throw in "gun deaths" they probably counted justifiable shootings by police officers to pad the numbers. These instances would not be "bloodbaths and massacres."
The only things I find interesting about this chart is that they don't list Utah in the top 10 least restrictive states and they do list Florida in the top 10 most restrictive states. According to the Brady's list, Utah is tied with Arizona and Alaska for the least restrictive (with 0 points), and Florida is not far behind (with 3 points)...... What's up with that?
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"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants."
Thomas Jefferson
Once I figured out just what that chart was trying to say, I couldn't stop laughing!
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Meanwhile, in Texas and North, and the NorthWest, no one was killed for any reason.
I should make a chart of "Saint Barney the Dinosaur" sightings. Be about as useful.
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First of all, his statistics aren't even close to being correct (big surprise). Here is the rank by state (and district since D.C. needs to be included) of the top ten states for firearms murders per 100,000 population (source, FBI crime statistics):
(apologize for spacing)
Rank State or District Firearm Murder per 100,000
2 Louisiana 7.75
3 Missouri 5.34
4 Maryland 5.11
5 South Carolina 4.5
6 Delaware 4.26
7 Michigan 4.16
8 Mississippi 4.05
9 Georgia 3.79
10 Pennsylvania 3.62
Here are the bottom 10:
51 Vermont 0.32
50 New Hampshire 0.38
49 Hawaii 0.54
48 North Dakota 0.61
47 Iowa 0.69
46 Idaho 0.77
45 Utah 0.78
44 Maine 0.84
43 Wyoming 0.91
42 Oregon 0.93
That chart is too flashy to say the least. Those top ten sections are a little confusing as well. Had it not been made to appeal to the eye a lot more information could have been included.
Any section that sites sources or any other supporting document?
'Scary chart' to scare us all...
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When I go shooting my rifle, I walk down the road to my grandparents property about a quarter of a mile down the road. Can I carry my rifle on my back with the sling or do I need to lug my gun case around? Thanks for your input.
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When I go shooting my rifle, I walk down the road to my grandparents property about a quarter of a mile down the road. Can I carry my rifle on my back with the sling or do I need to lug my gun case around? Thanks for your input.
You're good, especially since this is a rural area you're talking. This is why rifles and shotguns are displayed openly in the rear window of pickup trucks. If you stick it behind the seat it could be considered concealed, and there's no permit in NC to conceal a long gun so don't do it. In fact it could be considered concealed if you carry it to Grannie's in a case, but I doubt it since it's pretty obvious what it is (or may be) and it's right there in the open. As you say, sling it over your shoulder and you're good. I wouldn't hesitate to do it if it was me. Just know that NC has no law banning open carry per se. It varies with the circumstance.
Whereabouts in our great state do you live? I see your Duke logo .. I work at Duke but I'm a State fan. :hand5:
If your grandparents live in downtown Charlotte then you may be best served by using a case, if you live in a rural area you would probably be fine but the best way is to call the sheriffs office and ask since they'd be the ones responding to a man with a gun on his shoulder call. Also, just be aware that you may be mistaken for a poacher or out of season hunter too so you run a fair chance of talking to the authorities.
I live in Union County its directly southeast of Charlotte/Mecklenburg.
I have a follow up question, how should I carry my magazines? I usually carry them in my coat pocket when out in the field. I just don't want to be breaking any laws, when the county cops drive by me.
Here are two great lessons I've learned about law and order:
1) It doesn't matter what the law is .. what counts is what an attending LEO thinks the law is. You'll be arrested or allowed to walk based on that.
2) It doesn't matter what actually happened ... what counts is what a jury is convinced happened or the evidence supports. A lot of wrongly convicted felons will back that up.
Every interaction with law enforcement is different, so why cause yourself a problem. Read up on the regulations about carrying ammunition/magazines, and be prepared. In fact, you might just check with the local constabulary ahead of time just to be on the safe side.
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One of the saddest things that has happened over the years of this battle for the mountain's spirit is that people who love her don't go to her anymore. The ski area and their urge to poop on the mountain and all it's life forms (us too!) has left a bad taste in people's mouth (pun intended). But we must at least reclaim the reason we all are fighting so hard to stop this ski area.
This may be the last time we get a chance to enjoy a sewer water free experience on the mountain, so come up and bear witness to the Forest Service's lunacy and also enjoy one of the most spectacular views in all the Southwest.
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DAILY - Self-Guided, from Snowbowl parking lot (rain or shine - map)
Park in the Snowbowl lot and hike the short distance to the current destruction being done to the mountain (map), and as well as take a moment to pay respects to the mountain in your own way! And please be aware, this is only a short hike but please practice Leave no Trace principles. (Saturday, it will be from 11-2 with a prayer circle and talk session).
Please have a look at the map and get a few friends together and come bear witness. It is close to the lot and very empowering. Please be aware you are on top of a mountain and those who are not used to the elevation should be ready to feel giddy for a bit. Also this hike has some steep inclines, so you should be able to hike 1/2 mile up a hill.
PLEASE HAVE A LOOK AT THE MAP AND READ ALL SELF-GUIDED INSTRUCTIONS. And all the map notes. It is extremely important information and will also give you a good idea if you are up to the hike. There are reports of harassment and citations from the United Snakes Forest Service.
Freidlein Prairie Party
Please camp the peaks! Come together for some community healing, skill sharing, and fun on the peaks and bear witness to the pipeline installation and clearcutting. Just bearing witness is a powerful statement. This is simply a way for us to pay our respects to the mountain and come together as a community and start the healing process. What better place to do it than on the mountain we work so hard to protect.
Is it illegal to camp at Freidlein Prairie Road?
No! In fact this is the recommended place to camp by the US Forest Service. Nobody need do anything illegal, and just being there on the Mountain is enough. Gather all peoples and cultures who rely on the peaks in one way or another for their life. If for nothing more than the mushrooms and spring water in the inner basin, it is time to repay that beauty she offers so freely. We should all go there now and let the mountain know we love her.
So how do I make basecamp?
1. Get 6 friends (or more, or less -- come alone if that's your thing)
2. Read the Camping Rules laid out by the Forest Service.
3. Utilize Dispersed Camping along Freidlein Prairie Road (Forest Road 522). Which is about a mile from the top and has designated campsites and fire rings. (You must also read the rules for this specific camp area)
4. We have a list of suggested supplies below, but only you know what you need.
5. You can stay up to two weeks in one spot before needing to move. Freidlein Prairie only allows 14 days out of each 30.
7. Absolutely, 100% respect for the mountain. Please disperse all tents to be both friendly to the earth and your neighbor :)
8. If you don't know how to make a fire, please do not make a fire. We recommend cookstoves!
List of Camping needs:
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Lilly Renfrew has just witnessed a murder. She doesn't care it if was "just" a prostitute...to her it is still another human being. A small gasp betrays her and the murderer realized he's been watched leading to a chance through the Barbary Coast area and directly into Deegan Galloway's arms.
Deegan has been bored...he wants adventure, and when the little wren, Lilly, stumbles into his arms trying to escape from a man chasing her, he is quick to oblige. Once he hears her story he decides to join in the hunt for the murderer.
While this is labeled a Romance, and it does have a few steamy scenes in it, it was more of an action/mystery in my opinion. The hunt for the murderer leads to all manner of unusual circumstances and list of highly unlikely suspects. The author does a wonderful job of keeping the true bad guy's identity a secret until almost the very end, which I admire a lot.
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On August 21, 2013 at 12:12 pm, the Fairview Township Police Department responded to the Motel 6 at 200 Commerce Drive for a report of a subject who had attempted to pay for a room with counterfeit money. The motel reported that a female staying in room 326 had tried to pay for another night in the hotel using five counterfeit twenty dollar bills.
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If you were wondering why the Kennedy family chose a huge old church in a struggling corner of Boston for the funeral Mass for Ted Kennedy, Pulitzer-prize winning Boston Globe religion writer Michael Paulson shows and tells you.
Here's just a snippet from his richly detailed portrait of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, beloved in Boston as "the Mission Church," where Kennedy was a frequent visitor among the uncountable number who knelt there in prayer.
The centerpiece of the church is the side altar with the icon of Our Mother of Perpetual Help -- an image of Mary cradling Jesus with the archangels Gabriel and Michael flying above. The icon is a copy of a 12th-century Byzantine image.
The chapel is framed by two large vase-shaped displays of crutches and braces that people have given in recognition of healings; there is also a Red Sox cap hanging from the crutches that was left by a worshiper seeking a miracle for the Olde Towne Team. And there is evidence of other devotional practices as well -- the corpus of Jesus on the century-old crucifix in the entryway has been rubbed so often that the paint is gone from Jesus' toes.
Some argue that Kennedy's voting record -- supporting positions in conflict with the Catholic Church on abortion, contraception and embryonic stem cell research -- should make a funeral in the church a strained moment. I would say the Redemptorist priests here have had a closer look into his soul.
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Imagine all the good that would have never gotten done if this "loved sinner" had not sought redemption.
Hanna Rosin, blogging for The Daily Dish at The Atlantic, on the other hand, clobbers Kennedy -- starting with Chappaquiddick -- is not quick to bless the glowing obituaries gloss over so many grievous mistakes. Still, she notes:
The old guard feminists have long ago made peace with Kennedy. Judith Lichtman recalled this morning the great work Kennedy did in Borking Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork. Kennedy gave a pivotal speech talking about "back alley abortions" in a way the feminists could never have gotten away with. But even this protector role he played for feminists has a hidebound, patrician air about it.
Yet she, too, comes around, in a way to that open door that Our Lady offers to doubters and sinners:
There are very few examples of true redemption in public life, and Kennedy may be one of them. We don't know if he woke up and thought about Mary Jo Kopechne every morning ... But he certainly behaved like a man foregoing glory for daily penance.
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May 27, 2014 | Playboy Playmates, Playmate of the Year, Kennedy Summers | 3 Comments
Playboy Playmate of the Year 2014 Kennedy Summers is one of the most desirable women in the world. This stunning fair-haired beauty loves to play dress up in a variety of outfits and it really doesn't matter what she wears – she is perfection personified. From black lace to white panties to a long red dress, this sultry beauty is amazing to watch. She even pulls off the pure sensuality of a Marilyn Monroe-esque photo shoot, allowing you to see the sheer flexibility of her talents before the camera.
No matter how much you look at Kennedy Summers, it is impossible to see enough of her. This beauty encourages staring, generally with your mouth hanging open in amazement. This Playboy Playmate of the Year will stay in your fantasies long after 2014 bids a fond farewell and the clock takes us to the new adventures of 2015.
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May 15, 2014 | Playboy Playmates, Playmate of the Year, Kennedy Summers | 13 Comments
Congratulations are in order for Kennedy Summers, our Playmate of the Year 2014. Tall at 5'8", and possessed of a truly otherworldly beauty, with golden-blonde hair and blue eyes, Kennedy is a bit of a Jane of all trades – from international model and actress to medical student and surgeon-to-be, our Playmate of the Year has done it all, and she's done it very, very well. Kennedy came to our attention when she submitted her Polaroids on Playboy.com, and right away, we knew we'd found our 60th Anniversary PMOY.
"I feel so lucky," she says. "Becoming a Playmate is the coolest thing I've ever done. Playboy is a big part of American pop culture, and Hef is definitely an icon. You look back and see Marilyn Monroe, Bettie Page, all these great big names – and as a Playmate, I get to be a part of that."
Not just any Playmate – if all goes according to plan, Miss Summers will be our first PMOY to sport a white coat and stethoscope in addition to the Bunny suit. "I've always wanted to be a doctor," says Kennedy. "Other girls got Barbies, but I got a toy microscope. Right now, I'm in my third year of medical school, and I'm doing a master's in health administration at the same time." With her beauty, brains and ambition, we know that Kennedy can do anything – but for now, we're honored to call her our Playmate of the Year 2014.
Kennedy Summers' pictorial travels through time, documenting the looks of Playboy from the 1950s – the present. We've included a few extra photos for you to enjoy in celebration of our new PMOY!
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Kennedy Summers Pops Her Boobs Out of Her Winter Sweater
December 18, 2013 | Playboy Playmates, Kennedy Summers | 4 Comments
In thigh high knit stockings and a soft sweater, blonde Playboy Playmate Kennedy Summers is looking toasty and sensuous. She kneels on plush carpeting, topless and gorgeous. Her glittering Christmas tree shimmers in the background, and you couldn't get a better present that this beautiful babe. She hugs herself close, her golden locks tumbling around her slender shoulders. Then she puts one perfect leg up and moves the sweater aside so you can see her slender figure in profile.
This vixen is jaw-dropping lovely in every way. When she smiles, the playful twinkle in her eye lights up the room like magic. Just by looking at Kennedy Summers, you can tell that when she giggles, it is like music – and she probably does that a lot. This Playboy Playmate is not only fun to look at – she would be absolutely wonderful to be with! You can't get more attractive than that!
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Kennedy Summers strips off her black nightie
December 14, 2013 | Playboy Playmates, Kennedy Summers | 1 Comment
Our Playboy Playmate for Christmas 2013 Kennedy Summers is a one-woman winter wonderland in this stunning new pictorial. Blonde-haired, blue-eyed Kennedy is undressed to impress in a black lace chemise, and lucky for you, she has nothing else on but a pair of heels and a rather alluring smile. She slips her hands behind her, undoing one clasp at a time, and suddenly, the chemise is on the floor – and Miss Summers is fully, delectably nude. No, she's not a dream, all vision of sugarplums aside – Kennedy is very, very real, and she's right here on Playboy Plus. "I'm so lucky to be a Playmate," she says. "Christmas is a timeless theme – everyone loves a Miss December." Merry Christmas!!!
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Kennedy Summers Bares Her Breasts From Her Lace Teddy
December 7, 2013 | Playboy Playmates, Kennedy Summers | 5 Comments
Beautiful blonde Kennedy Summers is looking decidedly inviting in lacy lingerie as she relaxes on warm furs. This tantalizing Playboy Playmate of the Month has one of the most luscious backsides ever seen, the image is burned into your brain. When she sits, however, there are wonderful new views to enjoy – her long flowing hair, sweet shoulders, and beautiful, shapely legs – and that's only the beginning.
Kennedy Summers bares her tits for the camera and then relaxes back, showing even more of herself. This Playboy Playmate a way of making you feel warm and toasty, even when it's cold outside. Cuddle up with her beauty and let the snow fall.
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Kennedy Summers Poses Nude With Large Holiday Ornaments
December 1, 2013 | Playboy Playmates, Kennedy Summers | Post A Comment
Wearing only an open black shirt, Playboy Playmate Kennedy Summers greets the holidays naked, surrounded by shimmering silver ornaments. This luscious beauty is golden – with fair hair and beautiful flawless flesh – and seeing her relaxing among the ornaments is enough to remind you of the magic that is silver and gold.
The red couch in the background adds color and passion to her environment – not that she needs any help in that regard. The fascinating thing about Kennedy Summers is how she is still the brightest and most sparkling thing in the room, no matter how many shimmering ornaments are around her. This Playboy Playmate has the gift of an inner fire and just being in her presence can warm your heart in the most wonderful ways!
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Kennedy Summers Strips Naked While Trimming Her Tree
November 30, 2013 | Playboy Playmates, Kennedy Summers | 2 Comments
Playboy Playmate Kennedy Summers is in a festive mood. This hot blonde is trimming her Christmas tree in lacy red lingerie and her slender curves bring all the magic you could ever need to the holiday season. With long legs, pert breasts, and a hot little ass, this babe can make the elves go gaga! There is no finer gift than to watch her slip off her lingerie a little at a time and show off that Playmate body in every nude detail.
Her golden beauty is warm and wonderful and brings to mind glasses of wine and fireplaces and holiday delights of all varieties. When Kennedy Summers smiles, she warms everything up around her. This stunning Playboy Playmate is one of those lovely vixens you would just love to find waiting for you under your tree.
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Kennedy Summers Opens Her Fur Coat to Show Her Nude Body
November 28, 2013 | Playboy Playmates, Kennedy Summers | 4 Comments
When you see Kennedy Summers standing there wearing nothing but a beautiful white fur coat, you know there is no one more perfect to be named Playboy Playmate of the Month December 2013. Her golden hair and stunning face are only the beginning of her many enchantments. Her body is perfection and there truly is no better way to warm up than to spend some time drinking in her beauty. Her warm coat enfolds her the way you wish your arms could.
When you see a woman like Kennedy Summers, she brings to mind snowy evenings cuddling by a roaring fire, champagne, and twinkling lights on a holiday tree. This December 2013 Playboy Playmate of the Month is one of the best gifts we will all receive this holiday season!
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Kennedy Summers Playboy Playmate December 2013
November 23, 2013 | Playboy Playmates, Kennedy Summers | 14 Comments
Kennedy Summers is the Playboy Playmate for December 2013. As voluptuous as Venus and as brainy as Madame Curie, 26—year-old Kennedy Summers has our temperature rising. With 12 years of modeling under her garter belt, Kennedy has a bachelor's degree in anthropology and is currently in medical school while simultaneously finishing her masters in health administration. "I'm so busy, my dog is lucky if he gets a one-hour walk," she says, laughing. Her ambition is to become a plastic surgeon. "It's a job where people come to me and leave happy, not sad," she says.
Not that she's all work and no play. The Berlin-born, Virginia-raised bombshell lists classic rock, Broadway theater, the Pittsburgh Steelers and sex as a sampling of her other passions. "Oh, I adore sex," she coos. As for modeling, Kennedy is just about done with that part of her career. "I wanted my grand finale in the profession to be as a PLAYBOY Playmate," she says. "Playmates are so iconic, they'll never go out of style. I thought it would be the coolest job I could go out with." She sent us some photos, and soon she was in our studio. In all her years in front of the camera, Kennedy had never posed nude before. "Nudity is no big deal for me, though," she says, "because I have a very Euro mentality. I love being Miss December. Merry Christmas, world, here's me, naked!"
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Name: Kennedy Summers
Bust: 32D
Waist: 23
Hips: 36
Height: 5′ 8½"
Weight: 120lbs
Birthdate: 3rd March 1987
Birthplace: Berlin, Germany
Ambitions: To have my own plastic surgery clinic and most important, to be happy!
Turn-ons: Smart, funny, old fashioned gentlemen who don't take themselves too seriously.
Turnoffs: Disrespectful, insecure and narrow-minded guys who don't know how to treat a lady. That's super not my thing, okay, boys?
Favourite Food: I'm a vegetarian but not a health nut. Some examples? I eat pizza for breakfast, lunch and dinner and I'm addicted to mint Oreo ice cream!
Guilty Pleasure: I'm a total die-hard Steelers fanatic. I even have a Terrible Towel framed in my foyer.
Dream Holiday Wish. I mainly grew up in the south, so I'd love to see some snow, Can you help me out Playboy.
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Kennedy Summers To Be December 2013 Playboy Playmate
October 24, 2013 | Playboy News, Playboy Playmates, Kennedy Summers | 9 Comments
Kennedy Summers was announced to be Miss December 2013 in this month's issue of Playboy. She's a 26 year old international model from Chicago, IL. We don't have much more information about this sexy blonde, but we're looking forward to seeing more of her!
Measurements: 32D-23-34
Height: 5′ 9″
Weight: 115 lbs
Hair color: Blonde
Eye color: Green
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Anyone with a WK or WH Grand Cherokee know what these plugs are for? They were right where the battery sits and think also the washer bottle that was smashed up. Thinking the largest black plug with the rubber coated cylindrical part attached to it might be the remains of the washer pump?
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The one on your pinkie should be either the fog or high/low beam, not sure on that yellow plug.
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Tacoma's Maurice the Fish Records (MTF) is taking its show on the road for its very first showcase in Seattle. Happening Feb. 23 at the Skylark in West Seattle, 3803 Delridge Way S.W., the line-up features five of the label's most popular musicians/bands: The Rikk Beatty Band, The North Oakes Project, Amadon, Sevens Revenge and The Lush Tones (who are also organizing this showcase). Doors open at 7 p.m., show starts at 8. Cover is $7 and you must be over 21 to enter.
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The North Oakes Project – One of MTF's newer bands, The North Oakes Project is a collection of five acoustic musicians including formerly solo artist Heidi Vladyka on vocals. These are truly creative souls who like their music real, raw and in the moment. "When a group of people get together and just play, it creates this feeling and a story," Vladyka said. "'Raw' is the only way I can describe what we play." The band is currently in the process of rebuilding and recording.
Amadon – Having just released their new, and third, EP "Step into the Light," singer/guitarist Calen Tackett and his Amadon band mates are in the process of preparing for a string of spring/summer tour dates. They're working very hard on developing cool new merchandise as well as a weekly band podcast. Give Amadon a listen and your hard rock itch will be thoroughly scratched!
Sevens Revenge – This outstanding group of rockers continue to receive accolades for their new album "Distortion of Reality" and recently signed with Tin Star Records to take things up a notch. The band is busy writing tons of new material for their next album and are getting ready to shoot a music video with fellow MTF artist Danielle Egnew.
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Osama bin Laden shouldn't be the only man capable of getting Democrats and Republicans to work together. In so many words, that was the message of President Barack Obama's State of the Union address.
Obama's 65-minute speech began and ended with references to the U.S. military's killing of bin Laden. In between was a grab bag of programs and proposals that would require Congress and the President to "work together"—a phrase or variation thereof that Obama used five times. At least he didn't pretend this was likely, acknowledging that most Americans believe "nothing will get done in Washington this year, or next year, or maybe even the year after that, because Washington is broken."
Obama's ideas for fixing Washington aren't necessarily bad, but they raise a chicken-egg problem. Congressional reform is necessary to eliminate congressional gridlock, but congressional gridlock is what prevents congressional reform. And congressional gridlock is a function of partisanship as much as process.
This being an election year, partisanship isn't likely to diminish as November approaches, making Obama's agenda even less relevant than usual. All the same, it has some items to recommend it. His proposal to allow foreign-born entrepreneurs and students to stay in the U.S. would help the economy. And Obama has a strong case that people who make more than $1 million a year should pay a higher tax rate (whether 30 percent, as the President proposed, or something else).
Other proposals were disappointing, misguided, or nonsensical. There was precious little about deficit reduction. While calling for tax reform, the President also proposed complicating the tax code with credits and incentives for clean energy, tuition, veterans, and various manufacturers. His rhetoric about China—he bragged about stopping "a surge in Chinese tires," as if it were part of the North Pacific Drift—is simplistic and has the whiff of protectionism. After declaiming the need to rescue the U.S. auto industry, he declared that the federal government should offer "no bailouts, no handouts."
Maybe it's too much to expect a speech like this, especially in an election year, to be logically coherent or ideologically consistent. In that case, what such speeches have to offer is a sense of possibility and, not to put too fine a point on it, partisanship: The President, it is usually noted at this point, is both head of state and leader of the party. Obama is a talented speaker and skillfully alternated between pointed warnings about class warfare and gauzy calls for shared responsibility.
Which brings us back to the killing of bin Laden. In the speech, Obama used the raid to show what U.S. troops could achieve when they "worked as a team." Speaking to 535 members of Congress, he didn't need to elaborate.
Higher Wages Lead to Less Corruption
Singapore's Prime Minister, Lee Hsien Loong, isn't often taken publicly to task. But when you make S$3.1 million ($2.4 million) annually to run a country, people expect results. When they don't get them, the aggrieved masses turn to that lowest-of-common-denominator gripes: Hey, how much are we paying this guy?
Lots, compared with Barack Obama, who makes $400,000 a year. So Lee's compensation will fall 36 percent, to S$2.2 million, and that of Singapore's President will drop 51 percent, to S$1.54 million. The cuts were based on the recommendations of an advisory committee formed three weeks after last May's elections, when opposition party candidates made hay with the pay issue—and the ruling People's Action Party won by the narrowest margin since independence in 1965.
Such still-fat paychecks may give pause. Yet let's applaud Singapore for what it's trying to achieve by paying top salaries to leaders and ministers: attracting the best and brightest to public service and reducing the temptation to engage in graft. Done properly, such initiatives can make government more efficient and economies more vibrant. Transparency International has ranked Singapore among the world's top five least-corrupt governments since 2001, and, according to Worldwide Governance Indicators, it has also been among the best governed.
Since the 1997 Asian crisis, the region's other governments have had a mixed record in holding public servants to account, making growth more efficient, and creating the institutions—independent judiciaries, central banks, and media as well as freer watchdog groups—needed to clean up political and economic systems. One way for Asian countries, home to a big share of the world's households living on $2 a day, to boost their economies is to increase the pay of their civil servants.
Take Cambodia, which ranked at the bottom of a recent regional Transparency International corruption survey. Its government workers pad their paltry, sporadic pay by demanding bribes for everything from birth certificates to school grades. One oft-cited International Monetary Fund working paper argues that paying civil servants twice the wages of manufacturing workers is associated with a reduction in corruption. In Cambodia, civil servants make less than half what a garment worker makes.
In China, corruption is the common link between state-owned banks doling out billions of dollars to cronies, land grabs by local officials, and the negligence that killed 40 people in a high-speed rail crash last July. If Beijing paid higher salaries, it might reduce the incidence of graft that aggravates the lopsidedness of China's development. There's a saying in Asia that the real money is in government. Not the paychecks, but the kickbacks. More capitalism at the highest levels of public service should make capitalism itself more efficient and equitable.
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GWU Says Ousted Dean Was Falsely AccusedLouis Lavelle
The dean of the George Washington University School of Business was falsely accused of "inappropriate relationships" and financial improprieties before he was fired last month, the GW Hatchet student newspaper has reported.
Doug Guthrie, who did not respond to a request for comment, believes the allegations against him played a role in his firing, according to the Hatchet. But the university denied that, saying in a statement that it had repeatedly assured Guthrie that the allegations had nothing to do with his dismissal.
Guthrie was dismissed as dean, and as vice president in charge of China operations, on Aug. 22 but remains at the business school as a tenured professor. In an e-mail to faculty, Provost Steven Lerman said that "fundamental differences about financial and operational performance were significant enough to warrant a change in leadership." A few days later the Hatchet reported that the reason for Guthrie's dismissal was overspending by $13 million last year.
But on Monday the Hatchet reported that Guthrie was the target of allegations that he had engaged in inappropriate relationships with senior university officials and was skimming profits from the university's activities in China. The university, which would not discuss the allegations in detail, says both claims were investigated and that it had "found no evidence" to substantiate any of them.
The Hatchet reported that the professor who chairs the Faculty Senate Executive Committee, Scheherazade Rehman, is under investigation for allegedly making the unfounded claims against Guthrie. But the university maintains that she played no role in Guthrie's dismissal, and Rehman, in an interview with Bloomberg Businessweek, called the allegations against her "groundless."
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Edmund Fitzgerald
Gordon Lightfoots tribute to the wreck 37 years ago today continues to be a haunting and mezmerising song
Yep...it was in our local paper today. The ship departed the taconite slips in the Duluth/Superior harbor before heading for Detroit and its eventual fate. It was actually built in the shipyards about ten blocks from my house. I have some framed pictures from the launching. Some of the seamen's families are still in the area.
I went to the lighting of the Split Rock Lighthouse for the 35th anniversary. With the lake fog, the light coming on, and the bell tolling 30 times, it was quite an experience.
That storm was monster and added credibility to Lake Superior being an "ocean". The 60-70' waves that came up quickly coupled with the water depth changing from 300'+ feet to 30' in a boat length or two compounded the problem. It just snapped the 900' long ship in half. Even if anyone survived the crash, they would have died anyway because of the cold water of then lake (happens in the summer too). The crazy thing is that it very rarely freezes over in the winter and town on the water on the north shore will have temperatures 20-40 degrees warmer in the winter than a mile or two inland because of the ability of the lake to control the climate near it. The fact that is has so much water in it and the bottom is 900' below sea level, it has a tremendous thermal effect on everything close to it. More than once I fished it in the spring and was 75F and sunny near Duluth (before coming down) and then fishing on and around the lake at 35F with sleet and snow and having to buy extra clothes because I was a foolish optimist.
I'll attest to the temperature phenomenon. My house is 6 blocks from the shoreline. In winter, it'll start out at 15 degrees F on my porch, and as I make my trip down US53 45 miles to work I'll watch the temp just drop. The lowest is about 35 miles out, usually a difference 15 to 25 degrees F. But even 5 miles out from shore it drops quite a bit.
I used to go fishing a lot, and the only time I was ever apprehensive was when we went out on the lake. Even just half a mile from shore, you know you're alone out there. I serviced life rafts as a Coast Guard contractor for a few years and have been on several of the lakers at dock. Despite their size, the guys told me they get tossed around like rag dolls out there during storms.
My kids and I go watch ships going through the Superior entry and the Duluth ship canal once in awhile...growing up and living here makes us take the spectacle for granted. Still cool for me to watch, though. Half the taconite and coal loading docks in town are gone now....but still plenty of ships to watch.
I sailed on the lake boats for several years, and have been in a few of those November gales..
I remember making Whitefish Bay one night when a northerly wind was followed by a hell of a west wind and seeing the waves breaking around the funnel.
Every time I passed the six fathom shoals off caribou island I thought of those 29 poor souls on the Fitzgerald. By the way, she would have been a 730 footer. They didn't build the 1000 footers for the upper lakes until later. I have seen ice on Superior, although it may not freeze over completely most winters. Around Christmas in 89, we seemed to be breaking ice all the time, and the icebreakers kept pretty busy.
Around here the university research center considers 'frozen over' to be 90% or more. I think 1996-7 was a 100% freeze up. 2003 was a 95% coverage. The furthest out I've ever been was about 5 miles...hard to imagine that much surface area freezing over.
That body of water is certainly a savage and unpredictable beast. If there were more people and newscasters around it could frequently be classified as "super storm", but everyone takes it is stride.
I worked 70 miles north of Duluth and and the end of the lake and my boss decided to go home after a reasonably normal on the construction site in early February of -42F there and go to his home to the lakefront house on the north shore where it was about 35F and he had plenty of cold weather clothes from the preceding summer when they saw some snow. - It makes life interesting even though I had to stay there for inspection 24/7 a hour excavation and road/dam construction while he was relaxing.
It's always been interesting for me when working on my house and my folk's place to see the stuff that was differently due to the climate here. Not a lot of wide footprint open-concept homes here. Our last house (built 1950's, 2 story) was built that way and the heating costs were crazy. Our current home was built in 1914, is 3 full stories, almost twice the sq footage, but has a smaller, squarer footprint. And the heating cost is almost half that of the other place.
I do enjoy being able to go up to the front 3rd floor bedroom and, on a clear day, being able to see past Minnesota Point out about 5 miles onto the lake. Watching ships and wave action with a low power telescope is really cool for the kids (and me too).
Regarding the Fitzgerald, I don't know if any of the bodies were actually recovered from the interior of the ship (they were there because of the winds and waves on deck), but I think a deep water diver did bring up a ship's bell a year or two after the sinking. I think the bell is in a museum (NOAH?) in MI.
It is really a beautiful lake when it decides to be, but it can be equally savage at times.
The bell is up in the old Coast Guard Station at Whitefish bay, which is now the Great Lakes Shipwreck museum. http://www.shipwreckmuseum.com/ The wife & I went up there for our Honeymoon, after visiting Macinac Island for a day. I have pictures of the exhibits, when we went through the museum.
An experience everyone must go and see.
brings a tear to my eye, every time i hear that song.
That do bring back the memories of the legand of Edmund Fitzgerald
I have one of my freind his family member was on that vessel and it kinda get ya pretty hard.
So I know how it feel due I did live on tugboat for a while on Superior Lac ( Lake Superior ) and indeed few poster did mention correct it is a inland ocean and it can create it own weather.
I do have some pictures on a thumb drive around here...I'll look for them. They would be from a few years ago if I remember correctly. I'll see what I can do.
Perfect! I look forward to your reply.
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Glenn Beck stands up for gay and lesbian service members?
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On Tuesday, Glenn Beck hosted Robert George on his Fox News program offering the Princeton University professor an opportunity to articulate the pillars of the anti-LGBT Manhattan Declaration which George co-authored:
The New York Times described the Manhattan Declaration thusly back in November:
Citing the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s call to civil disobedience, 145 evangelical, Roman Catholic and Orthodox Christian leaders have signed a declaration saying they will not cooperate with laws that they say could be used to compel their institutions to participate in abortions, or to bless or in any way recognize same-sex couples.
The document was written by Mr. Colson; Robert P. George, a professor of jurisprudence at Princeton University, who is Catholic; and the Rev. Timothy George, dean of Beeson Divinity School, an evangelical interdenominational school on the campus of Samford University, in Birmingham, Ala.
They convened a meeting of Christian leaders in Manhattan in September to present the document and gather suggestions. The 4,700-word document is called the "Manhattan Declaration: A Call of Christian Conscience." The New York Times obtained an advance copy.
The document says, "We will not comply with any edict that purports to compel our institutions to participate in abortions, embryo-destructive research, assisted suicide and euthanasia, or any other antilife act; nor will we bend to any rule purporting to force us to bless immoral sexual partnerships, treat them as marriages or the equivalent."
The Manhattan Declaration folks appear to have a great deal in common with Beck -- not the least of which is an affinity for citing Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to legitimize their right-wing points of view.
The very next day, viewers of Beck's Fox News show were likely surprised when the host seemed to defend several gay and lesbian service members who hand-cuffed themselves to the White House fence in Lafayette Square Park to protest President Obama's slow movement on the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell:
Don't jump to any conclusions. Beck hasn't turned over a new leaf in his treatment of the LGBT community. He's just as homophobic as ever.
In fact, Beck only sprang to the defense of these brave men and women because he saw an opening to attack the President and his ominous "government" while simultaneously painting a menacing picture for his robotic followers -- Obama will come after you too!
It should be noted that the White House didn't keep reporters from covering the truly newsworthy protest -- the blame reportedly rests with the U.S. Park Police. Politico's Ben Smith reports:
The U.S. Park Police is taking responsibility for chasing reporters away from the White House as six uniformed members of the armed services were arrested after handcuffing themselves to the White House gate to protest "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" yesterday.
"That was strictly the U.S. Park Police that screwed up - that has nothing to do with the Secret Service of the White House or the Administration," said Park Police spokesman Sergeant David Schlosser of the incident, which drew complaints from reporters and online speculation about darker motives.
The whole episode is just further proof of Fox News' love/hate relationship with its gay "friends" which I wrote about in greater detail last week.
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There must a law, deep in the cosmic base code, that if parents dress their nine children in Easter white -- especially when the New England snow is melting -- at least one will fall into the mud."It was tough," said Simcha Fisher, describing this Easter's obstacle course, "but we survived all that and made it to Mass."This was not an ordinary Mass, of course. The Fishers -- with children ranging from 15 months to nearly 15 years -- were trying to get into the 11:15 a.m. rites on the day … [Read more...]
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For those who follow Christian traditions, Christmas begins when the darkness of Christmas Eve yields to bright midnight candles and the Mass of the Angels or the Feast of the Nativity of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.The Christmas season then lasts 12 days, ending with Epiphany on Jan. 6.But things aren't that simple in modern America, the land of the free and the home of the malls. For millions of us, today's Christmas begins when "Feliz Navidad" beer ads start interrupting National … [Read more...]
Baptists face Christmas, present and future
This is the time of year when many pastors sit in their offices muttering, "It happened again."The Rev. Rick Lance knows all about that. He has long been one of the true believers who battle the waves of "Happy Holidays" messages that define one of their faith's holiest seasons as the civic tsunami between Halloween and the inevitable wrapping-paper wreckage on Christmas morning.The problem is that whining doesn't work. Thus, Lance has grown tired of preaching his all-to-familiar annual … [Read more...]
Quest for the common Easter
Motorists across America saw a strange sight this past Sunday morning if they stopped at a traffic signal near an Eastern Orthodox sanctuary and then, shortly thereafter, passed a Catholic parish.What they saw was worshippers singing hymns and waving palm fronds as they marched in Palm Sunday processions at these churches. Similar sights will be common during Holy Week rites this week and then on Easter Sunday.There is nothing unusual about various churches celebrating these holy days in … [Read more...]
Have yourself a megachurch Christmas
During the last five days before Christmas, at least 55,000 people were planning to attend the eight multi-media worship services at Willow Creek Community Church.The leaders of this famous megachurch outside Chicago can be precise about this number because that is how many people had, at mid-week, visited WillowCreek.org and claimed seats in the 7,200-seat auditorium. A few solo seats remained."We don't sell the tickets, of course," said spokesperson Cally Parkinson. "Most people really like … [Read more...]


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The question of the hereditary nature of muteness has been a good deal discussed by French experts.
Plunged in their discussions, the others were a long while in remarking his muteness.
How easily Stillman must have seen through Claire's muteness and the elder woman's eager craving for an audience!
For a day or two he persevered in his muteness, uttering a word only when it could not be avoided.
Henrietta could have bitten her tongue for laying her open to the censure implied in his muteness.
After a long while I turned around in the muteness of my despair.
All the ugliness of existence had passed her by, shrined in her double solitude of upbringing and muteness.
He was silent; and his muteness spoke the foreboding and dread with which he faced another bitter night in the pines.
By these last words Edward Henry was confounded, even to muteness.
The question was so sudden that Guest was stunned into muteness, but the admiral stepped forward fiercely.
late 14c., mewet "silent," from Old French muet "dumb, mute" (12c.), diminutive of mut, mo, from Latin mutus "silent, speechless, dumb," probably from imitative base *meue- (cf. Sanskrit mukah "dumb," Greek myein "to be shut," of the mouth). Form assimilated in 16c. to Latin mutus.
1570s, "stage actor in a dumb show;" 1610s as "person who does not speak," from mute (adj.). Musical sense first recorded 1811 of stringed instruments, 1841, of horns.
1570s, "stage actor in a dumb show;" 1610s as "person who does not speak," from mute (adj.). Musical sense first recorded 1811 of stringed instruments, 1841, of horns.
mute (myōōt)
Unable or unwilling to speak. n.
One who does not have the faculty of speech. No longer in technical use, considered offensive.


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Prince George's County Police responded to an armed robbery, in which a student fell victim, and an attempted armed robbery yesterday.
County police arrested three males, who were armed with brass knuckles and a knife, in connection with the armed robbery, according to an email alert. The suspects included 20-year-old Edgar Hernandez of Riverdale, a 15-year-old male and a 17-year-old male.
The three males allegedly punched a student in front of Shanghai Cafe at about 3 a.m. Sunday. They then proceeded to go through the student's pockets before taking his wallet and iPhone, which was eventually recovered, according to the alert. An officer pursued and arrested the suspects.
The student suffered minor injuries but did not go to a hospital, the alert stated.
At about 1:15 p.m. yesterday, a male allegedly displayed a handgun inside The Varsity and demanded a person's laptop, University Police spokesman Capt. Marc Limansky said. The victim refused to hand over the laptop and after a brief scuffle, the suspect fled the scene, Limansky said. County and University Police are continuing to search for the suspect.
Police described the suspect as a 5-foot-8, 165-pound black male wearing a black ski mask, black peacoat and dark blue jeans.
The victim told police a second suspect may have been involved, police said.
Limansky advised students to be careful when choosing whether to comply with robbers.
"People need to use good judgment," he said. "Every situation is different. The person with the best information is the person on the scene."
Limansky said students walking home alone late at night should call for a police escort and report any suspicious behavior, in addition to avoiding excessive alcohol consumption.


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Silvio, Silvio, the sun rises in the morning in Italy, and so does the candidacy of Silvio Berlusconi for prime minister of the nation. The center-left Democratic Party(PD) is in a close contest with Silvio's right wing Freedom People Party as to which group will gain the majority of votes. Silvio has promised to end property taxes, and to return any such taxes charged to the Italian people. It is estimated at least five million people are still undecided as to who should lead their nation. Silvio has been seen just about every hour on the hour on your local TV station, he promises prosperity and plenty of sex to one and all.
We in America do not have Silvio, we simply have the Republican party and its nut wing Tea Party. We suggest a trade, we will take Silvio for a few years in exchange for the Tea Party selling its tea to the people of Italy.


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This is a discussion on "I could have bought a 'HENRY'!" within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Leon Harrison West Carrollton, Ohio Monday, May 3, 2010 To: The Editor Subject: I had to fund W.C. curbing replacement on my own I could ...
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West Carrollton, Ohio
Monday, May 3, 2010
To: The Editor
Subject: I had to fund W.C. curbing replacement on my own
I could have bought a HENRY!
Instead of buying a brand-new brass-parted HENRY rifle, a sensible weapon, I [aka The Leon Harrison Community Beautification, Revitalization and Economic Recovery Fund] have to pay Mr. Davis [Concrete and Construction, Inc.] $645 for new concrete curbing and that is disturbing. He wants cash or a personal check from me, and not from President Obama and Washington, D.C. No, I do not mean to whine, but I even have to buy and put up my own big sign, to show to folks and to thereby get the generous-stimulus credit; like all of these street-repair and pot-hole patchers are doing for the benefit of the Obama administration. If they paid for mine, I would not whine, if they put up one of their big pretty green road signs. And, tomorrow [Tues. May 4], we West Carrollton property-tax owners are supposed to vote for a school levy. Not that I dread or fear just giving up another hundred dollars [each and every year] from my disposable income, without mentioning my pension and low investment-interest rates that are not that great. I should not complain or holler, because this extra hundred dollars would probably be misused and wasted by me, you see: e.g., to buy/pay for ammunition/bullets, or Civil War encampments and battle reenactments, or pizzas and pops and meals and movies [including generous tips], or to pay for gasoline, if you know what I mean. Hey, maybe, I was going to send it to Haiti, so that they could keep making babies! I will still try to be a nice polite civilized white guy.
Leon Harrison
West Carrollton, Ohio
You Sir are one strange guy.
My name is Frogman46 and I'm tougher than you.
It's a newspaper column, to be printed by better editors. And it's FREE. Quite clever and comical and topical, I might add. Isn't it disturbing to have to pay for new curbing instead of a new gun and some ammo? A gun man will understand, even if he is not a fan.
Hummm... I'm armed,... just sayin'.
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Why is the term wash used? Is that an area that sees flash flooding or something? It would be a shame to see that lost.
Why is the term wash used?...
In Arizona a ditch with no water is called a river. If it has water flowing in it, it is called a flood.
So would this colony ever be in peril?
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