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The recent article about mandatory Spiritual Fitness in the Pasadena Sun was overall quite positive. Out of a group of 10 or so religious leaders from various religious preferences, the vast majority were on our side. I'm actually happy that only a few took a stand against us. One of them at least tried to [Read More…]
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Transcript of Army training reveals 83 instances of bypassing US Constitution
SGT Dustin Chalker, my friend and fellow foxhole atheist, wrote to me with exact figures from the mandatory Spiritual Fitness remedial training. Keep in mind, when reporters and lawyers are around – Spiritual Fitness is only about 'team spirit' and 'human spirit'. They emphatically declare that it has nothing to do with religion (clearly an [Read More…]
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My friend and fellow Foxhole Atheist, SGT Dustin Chalker wrote a new petition to end the military's mandatory Spiritual Fitness testing and training. He's asking all of you to sign it and spread the word. Dustin is one of the few like me who have taken our message directly to the media, demanding equality and justice. [Read More…]
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Anonymous guest post from a foxhole atheist disgusted with the climate of discrimination he faces. This article was making the rounds on the web, and I think it is eye-opening. (No, this is not me ghost-writing. Several people alerted me to it.) I don't want atheists to drop out of the military, or to avoid [Read More…]


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Canadian athletes welcome 'ambitious' Pan Am medals goal
By Frank Pingue
TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian Olympic Committee set an "ambitious" goal of a top-two medals finish at the Pan American Games on Friday but said their athletes want the added pressure and expect to thrive in front of home fans.
Delivering on that target would be the best all-time showing for Canada at a Pan Am Games but COC President Marcel Aubut said the largest delegation ever of the country's top athletes are on board at the multi-sport event.
"Canada is here to win," Aubut boldly stated in his remarks at the COC's opening Pan Am Games news conference in Toronto. "Our aim is for Canada's highest finish ever at a Pan American Games, which means top two.
"I didn't say 'two,' I said 'top two.' This is an ambitious goal, but - I like this sentence - as you know, by experience, we like it that way and our team is ready."
Aubut's goal would represent a big improvement from the 2011 Pan Am Games in Guadalajara, Mexico, where Canada finished fifth in total medals with 119. That was 22 less than second-placed Brazil and 117 behind the United States.
To help their cause, the host nation will send 719 athletes to the competition, which features countries from across Latin America, South America, the Caribbean and North America.
Canada are sending their 'A' team in many sports, including swimming and rowing, which, given the timing of more prestigious international events, does not always happen.
Canadian teams have a combined 28 Olympic medals between them and will compete in all 48 sports being contested during the 16-day Games, which began on Friday. Continued...

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Your last post put chills down my spine & arms. Keep us posted. I know that in NC we cannot "legally" make a citizens arrest, but still sounds like you weren't arresting him in Va either.
This is a discussion on Situation over the past weekend (was I wrong?) within the Carry & Defensive Scenarios forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by snip atleast in SC you can make a citizens arrest for a felony and steeling a car/motorcycle is a felony. so all ...
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Your last post put chills down my spine & arms. Keep us posted. I know that in NC we cannot "legally" make a citizens arrest, but still sounds like you weren't arresting him in Va either.
novcdtshotz... WHEWWWW!!!
Glad you came off OK. In both situations. You just experienced one of my biggest fears of carrying....which is the after part of not being a victim.
CCW permit holder for Idaho, Utah, Pennsylvania, Maine and New Hampshire. I can carry in your country but not my own.
Great news, I'm amazed even in today's world sometimes common sense prevails. Take a long ride and restock your supply of antacid.
While people are saying "Peace and safety," destruction will come on them suddenly, ... and they will not escape. 1Th 5:3
If it were me I would still go in with my lawyer to make sure you don't say or sign the wrong thing. BTW welcome to the forum a lot of good people on here. Hope it works out for the best.
The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing..... Albert Einstein
Glad to hear everything turned out well. As a fellow rider, and sore thumb with my bike, sounds like you should avoid riding for a while man. Good Luck and be safe.
My understanding is that the police can lie to get statements. I figure your OK from the sounds of things but I would speak to my lawyer to get there take.
Whew, that's a relief! Congrats, and I'm glad to see that common sense still prevails sometimes. I'm also in the Northern VA area, and it's good to know that the criminals aren't always coddled by the system.
Now go have a beer -- you've earned it!
Now, more than ever, if I see someone committing a property crime, I'm calling and watching from a safe distance until threatened.
-Blackstones Commentaries 145146, n. 42 (1803) in District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U.S. 570 (2008)Americans understood the right of self-preservation as permitting a citizen to repel force by force
when the intervention of society... may be too late to prevent an injury.
I'm glad they never intended to charge you with anything! I kind of had a feeling it was just going to be a "follow-up" for the detectives after the uniformed officers filed their stuff.
Regards to the crime ring this knucklehead was involved with...
Stay armed, no doubt!
Boost your awareness level up a notch. When out and about, especially if on your bike, I would be borderline condition orange for the foreseeable future. Learn some basic "counter surveillance" techniques.
In other words, spend a few extra moments to observe for things out of the ordinary when you leave your house, before approaching your mode of transportation and upon exiting your bike or vehicle, and again when you return home.
Avoid being in condition white even when at home for a while and check in from time to time with the detectives to see if they have any new "intel" to offer you, or at least any warnings.
I also hope you'll remain an active member here at the forum. You'll find we're just one big happy family and there is a lot of great topics and info that comes across these pages.
Semper Fi
"The gun is the great equalizer... For it is the gun, that allows the meek to repel the monsters; Whom are bigger, stronger and without conscience, prey on those who without one, would surely perish."
I'm thinking in the future rig your bike seat with a hidden bear trap,anybody hops on and tries to hotwire your bike bear trap snaps shut
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
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Great News! I'd still advise to keep the lawer with you however as a CYOB measure.
The part about the gang affilation is pretty scary though. Relax but keep your head and wits about you as well. Stay Safe!
Your experience has been great 'case study' for all of us to learn from, although I'll bet you never wanted to be the 'case' studied.
First, I hope your lawyer is still planning on going with you...don't say/sign anything until he/she reviews it, approves it. Call me paranoid, but there is nothing preventing the police from using deception to make a case. Please exercise caution.
Second....Holy Carp!! The guy you roll-up on is part of a theft ring?...and tied to "those" dirtbags? Very lucky my friend...
I would take the LEO up on the range time!...
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Mar 15, 2012 - By Christina George, Staff WriterPolice arrested two more suspects in connection with the Hudson double homicides, robbery and arson case.
Fremont County Capt. Ryan Lee said authorities arrested Ryan Blake Hanway, 22, of Arapahoe, Thursday on two counts of alleged conspiracy to commit first-degree murder and one count of alleged conspiracy to commit aggravated robbery.
"The arrest occurred south of Riverton and was without incident," Lee said in a news release. "Hanway was brought to the Riverton Sheriff's Office by (Bureau of Indian Affairs) agents and turned over to state authorities at 11 a.m."
A 15-year-old Riverton boy, Jude Blackburn, was arrested Wednesday on two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, one count of first-degree arson, two counts of aggravated robbery and two counts of conspiracy to commit aggravated robbery.
Lee said the teen is being charged as an adult.
Lee said Fremont County deputy sheriffs and Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation officers arrested Blackburn without incident at about 3:15 p.m. Wednesday at a residence on Eagle Drive in west Riverton.
"We were unaware of the juvenile's alleged involvement until further details developed late Tuesday afternoon and early Wednesday morning," Lee said.
Five arrests have been made so far in the homicide case of Eric Clinton Likes, 42, of Hudson, and his girlfriend, Elva Charlotte Quiver, 20, of the Wind River Indian Reservation.
"Further investigation is pending and other arrests could follow regarding peripheral suspects who were not directly involved, but had knowledge of and or helped conceal the crime from the public and authorities," Lee said.
The couple's bodies were found Nov. 17 in Likes' charred home in Hudson. According to court documents, autopsy reports said that Likes and Quiver were deceased before the fire began and "died as the result of, but not limited to, numerous stab wounds."
Firefighters responded to the house fire at about 9:50 p.m. Nov. 17 and did not discover the bodies inside until 90 minutes later during the cleanup and investigation.
At first, investigators believed the fire to be accidental, but a blood-spotted cigarette lighter found in an alley near the trailer house and blood found in Likes' truck parked at his home eventually led investigators to Laziur Stephen Hanway Jr., 19, of Ethete.
Laziur Hanway Jr. was arrested March 8 in connection to the case after police discovered evidence -- evidence they say links him to the crimes -- inside an underground bunker on his property and inside his home on 17 Mile Road.
Laziur Hanway's sister, Samantha June Hanway, 20, of Ethete, and Joseph Jude Jenkins, 20, of Arapahoe, were arrested and charged in the case Monday at a residence on Trout Creek Road near Fort Washakie.
The two, who say they are married, appeared Wednesday in Riverton Circuit Court on similar charges.
It was not immediately clear what link Ryan Hanway has to the other co-defendants.
Investigators said they thought some of the suspects decided to kill Likes and Quiver on Nov. 15 in an effort to cover up a robbery at the couple's trailer home. It's alleged they returned to the residence two days later with gasoline and torched the trailer with the bodies still inside.
Ryan Hanway and Blackburn are at the Fremont County Detention Center in Lander on a $1 million cash bail. Blackburn appeared in court Thursday afternoon. Ryan Hanway's appearance originally was scheduled for Thursday but was rescheduled for 1:30 p.m. Friday.
The other three suspects are also at the county jail on bail ranging from $500,000 for Samantha Hanway, up to $2 million each for her brother and Jenkins.
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optimiztion function
I am looking for a tool which solve a non-analytic set of functions.
My situation is as followed:
I have a set of 30 judges (tests).
In order to give an answer for a situation, I execute each test and
according to the group answers I decide whether the answer is positive
(1) or negative (-1) - a group desicion problem.
Each test gives a positive answer (1), a negative answer (-1), or a
non-relevant answer (0).
After executing many problems as described above, I have
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picked up a rem 700sps .243 friday. During the 10 day wait put together some loads with. several different bullets nosler bt90gr, bt95gr,100gr partition, speer grand slam 100gr, sierra pro hunt 100gr. Did initial sight in with 80gr fed blu box. groups were as expected 3/4 to 1-1/2" good starting point. Here is my confusion, the bullet that shot the best group was the speer. However it consistently shot 3" off center. I mixed it up to try and correct shooter error. shoot a couple rounds of another cartridge then one speer, shoot 3 speers, shoot 2 of another that 2 speers. did not matter what combination tried or amount of focus used they shoot 3" left of all other cartridges. The end result was 9 speers in a 3/4" group three inches to the left. Have not experienced this with other cal. reloaded.
I am a self taught amature reloader couple years exp. and do not have anyone experienced to consult. Am i a very consistent bad shot with that bullet or does this happen and correction will come with recipe adjustment?
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The social status of successful people can be quite alluring to ESFJs and many marry prosperous mates and encourage them to accumulate the material signs of prosperity. Other ESFJs seem to fit in with the poor and the needy. In either case their dependability, dedication, and commitment to providing for the needs of others is, at times, overlooked. This can lead to the ESFJ feeling unappreciated and neglected. They can harbor uncomfortable feelings, which they then feel guilty and shameful about, and then they find themselves suffering from emotional denial.
If stress continues, the ESFJ will begin to feel dejected and despondent. A sense of gloom seems to be attached to their memories and the ESFJ fosters feelings of self-blame and guilt about certain past experiences. Always conscious of a sense of indebtedness, the ESFJ feels generally remorseful and may regret imagined woes. If stress becomes overwhelming, ESFJs will complain of their burdens, suspect dreadful things about their health, become critical of others who have "betrayed" them, and become generally melancholic. The ESFJ feels forsaken after all they have put up with and done for others. Their complaints immobilize so they are unable to nurture others or fulfill their demanding obligations.
This lists represent careers and jobs people of your type tend to enjoy doing. The job requirements are similar to the personality tendencies of your personality type. It is important to remember that this is not a list of all the jobs possible. And it is very important to remember that people can, and frequently do, fill jobs that are dissimilar to their personality. This happens all the time, and sometimes works out quite well.
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University of Cincinnati Bearcats Rally on the Square
Sept. 22, 2010
CINCINNATI - The University of Cincinnati is bringing the excitement of this year's UC football season to the Center of Downtown Cincinnati with Bearcats Rally on the Square on Friday, September 24, beginning at 11:30 a.m. The Fountain Square rally benefits UC students' Proudly Pennies campaign and precedes Saturday's football game against Oklahoma at Paul Brown Stadium.
Join UC alumni, friends and fans at downtown's Fountain Square to celebrate the many reasons to be Proudly Cincinnati. UC President Gregory H. Williams, Head Football Coach Butch Jones and Voice of the Bearcats Dan Hoard will participate in a brief program at noon.
Select members from the UC football team will be available to sign autographs and pose for photos. Fans will also have the opportunity to play games, win Bearcat prizes and meet the Bearcat mascot, UC Cheerleaders, the UC Dance team, the UC Marching Band and Lucy, the "Bearcat" from the Cincinnati Zoo.
There is no cost to attend, but donations will be accepted to support Proudly Pennies, UC students' philanthropic effort to raise one billion pennies - $10 million - to enhance student life at UC. All donors will be eligible to win an autographed team helmet, four tickets to the September 25th Oklahoma game or an 8-foot inflatable Bearcat. We'll also show our appreciation with a coupon for 2 FREE cheese coneys, redeemable at the rally.
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Beyonce Tour Fashion
Beyonce has been putting us in "Formation" since she started her world tour. The pop diva has been stunning audiences since the show debuted in April. Mrs. Carter even visited our neck of the woods at Soldier Field for two nights back in May. At the time we didn't know what it took to bring the performer's tour costumes together. Well we just got lucky because Beyonce gave Entertainment Tonight access to her tour fashions. On tour it's not always about the music. Fashion plays a major role in Beyonce's on stage presence. Costume designer, Marni Senofonte, said that the inspiration for the tour designs came from Beyonce's first video from her latest visual album entitled Lemonade. Senofonte said the movie has a very antebellum feel which was recreated through Beyonce's tour wardrobe. For the Formation World Tour Queen Bey has called on some of the biggest names in fashion from Balmain to Roberto Cavalli. Beyonce and Senofonte went through sketches from designers and decided what they liked and what alterations needed to be made. The designers resketched ideas and from there Beyonce decided what pieces she wanted made. On tour it's not all about the pop star's fashions. Her dancers also get special fashion treatment which includes hand-dyed stockings made possible with the help of a crock pot. The most notable and larger than life accessory to come from the tour is the wide-brimmed hat that Beyonce and dancers rock in her opening number. The hat maker had to drive all the way to Mexico to get the sombreros. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIO8Fq9tvSwContinue Reading


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Tue. November 30, 2010 | Adam Berry
After suffering a fractured tibia and torn MCL and PCL in Newsome's final game of the season, Conner Powers is out of Tampa General Hospital and preparing for surgery.
Wolves coach Ken Hiscock said the senior, Tampa Bay's leading rusher, will undergo surgery next week and begin rehab shortly afterward. This is the second time Powers has sustained an injury in his right knee -- the first, a Grade 2 PCL tear, prematurely ended his junior season -- but he did not have surgery following that injury, opting to rehab it instead.
Powers sustained the injury midway through the third quarter Friday. He was on the field for more than 10 minutes before paramedics were able to move him into the ambulance. Fans of both schools cheered when Powers was loaded into the ambulance and when the vehicle drove in front of the Newsome fans on its way out.
Powers ran for more than 4,500 yards in his impressive four-year career with the Wolves, including 1,790 yards on 231 carries -- both the most in Tampa Bay -- this season.


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A lot of people are confused about how to pronounce "HP." Is it "Hip"? Or "Heyyyp?" Well, we did a little research, and it turns out that the correct way to pronounce it is silence. That's right, both of the letters are silent in "HP." Now, can we interest you in a ?
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Ruling protects cellphone privacy
WASHINGTON — In a sweeping victory for privacy rights in the digital age, the Supreme Court on Wednesday unanimously ruled that the police need warrants to search the cellphones of people they arrest.
While the decision will offer protection to the 12 million people arrested every year, many for minor crimes, its impact will most likely be much broader. The ruling almost certainly also applies to searches of tablet and laptop computers, and its reasoning may apply to searches of homes and businesses and of information held by third parties like phone companies.
"This is a bold opinion," said Orin S. Kerr, a law professor at George Washington University. "It is the first computer-search case, and it says we are in a new digital age. You can't apply the old rules anymore."
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., writing for the court, was keenly alert to the central role that cellphones play in contemporary life. They are, he said, "such a pervasive and insistent part of daily life that the proverbial visitor from Mars might conclude they were an important feature of human anatomy."
But he added that old principles required that their contents be protected from routine searches. One of the driving forces behind the American Revolution, Roberts wrote, was revulsion against "general warrants," which "allowed British officers to rummage through homes in an unrestrained search for evidence of criminal activity."
"The fact that technology now allows an individual to carry such information in his hand," the chief justice also wrote, "does not make the information any less worthy of the protection for which the founders fought."
The government has been on a surprising losing streak in cases involving the use of new technologies by the police. In Wednesday's case and in a 2012 decision concerning GPS devices, the Supreme Court's precedents had supported the government. "But the government got zero votes in those two cases," Kerr said.
The courts have long allowed warrantless searches in connection with arrests, saying they are justified by the need to protect police officers and to prevent the destruction of evidence.
But Roberts said neither justification made much sense in the context of cellphones. While the police may examine a cellphone to see if it contains, say, a razor blade, he wrote, "once an officer has secured a phone and eliminated any potential physical threats, however, data on the phone can endanger no one."


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#9140 Apr 12, 2013
Looks like this thread is being jammed again by the liberals anti-gun people who are clogging it up with meaningless posts.
That way, whenever somebody posts something that needs to be seen, the anti-gun liberals come and cover it and burry it with meaningless BS, like Missy Gurl and Silly sassy senior are doing.
No problem. Ill just keep reposting so that the message can get out...
One of the things that is in the current gun control legislation (hidden in the fine print) is yet one more secret caviat that goes like this...
Any doctor can randomly add a patient to the criminal background check system as being "mentally ill".
The doctor need not ever see or diagnose the patient by visiting or talking to them in any way.
The patient named will not know that they have been "diagnosed" as mentally ill, or even who diagnosed them.
There is no due process rights involved.
The patient is deemed guilty without a trial, or any means of redress.
Im not making this up. Here is proof...
http://www.nraila.org/legislation/state-legis ...
So, presumably, a liberal doctor with an axe to grind (or any other licensed anti-gun activist-extremist) in some far away state, can go over the internet, find conservative posters whom they dont like...and just add their names to the mentally ill rosters.
And then somebody shows up at the poor guys door and confiscates his previously legally purchased guns.
And remember, this is totally random, and the "doctor" need not ever see the patient whom they are branding.
So, how many liberal-leftist doctors out there would abuse this to just scour names at random, and add people to the list? Perhaps a sort of mass-production operation?
Would the Obama led Veterans Administration simply add all the vets names to the rolls, just because somebody in the Obama cabinet wanted them to?
All to remove peoples second amendment rights without having any lawful reason to do so?
Remember the newspaper in NY that published the names of all the gun owners?
What would prevent some leftist-extremist from just going down the list and adding every single name on the gun registry to the "mentally ill" lists?
That is the sort of stuff thats in the current gun bill.
Why would any American Senator (especially a Republican) vote for this tyrannical law?
The devil is in the details.
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#9141 Apr 12, 2013
I like guns and have a bunch.
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#9142 Apr 12, 2013
You and Linda should get along well together. The moment you aren't center of attention or controlling a thread you become bitter. News Flash. No one has to discuss only what you want to discuss we are free to post whatever we wish.
That's all...
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#9143 Apr 12, 2013
Your right, you can post whatever you wish.
But there is a difference between what you can do...and what you should do.
If you know that people (all over the state) are trying to have serious discussions about an important topic,then you should respect that.
Here is one of your own posts (# 9090)
"Why have you resurfaced lady bug? We had hoped you had found a man to occupy your wretched life. Give Spy a call and let him talk about peeing on you naked again.
That's all..."
This thread is on every topix in every community in Tennessee. Many thousands of people are trying to follow a serious issue.
One can be respectful of others, or one can be a rude and inconsiderate jerk.
The choice is between what one can do, and what one should do.
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#9144 Apr 12, 2013
That my darling is called freedom. I find your postings a complete bore and waste of anyone's time to even respond to. The most interesting post you have made was the one I'm replying to and most likely it's because you have used some of my fun and entertaining post to make your point.
If you had asked nicely I may have allowed you to commence with your boring post but since you made the decision to attack other posters you can kiss my azz. I'll post much more severe and more often now.
Thanks babe for pointing out it bothers you. I'll make sure you have more post to get bothered by.
Any questions hon?
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#9145 Apr 12, 2013
Nobody interested in all that NRA Bull Crap that you're getting paid to post. We've heard it all before and it's
all a bunch of malarkey and we all know it, whether some of us will admit it or not.
And BTW, I am a Guns Rights Supporter, but I am not an NRA Supporter because that are a Lobbyist Group that do nothing but spread Lies and represent the Gun Manufacturers, not the Gun Owners. They just use the Gun Owners to help the Gun Manufacturers make a bigger Profit, so the NRA can collect a Bigger Fee from them for their Lobbyist Work. The NRA is all about MONEY, not Gun Owners' Rights! If there wasn't money in it for them, they wouldn't care whether you had any Rights or not!
And you never did answer whether or not, you're one of their paid Operatives, which I think you are!
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#9147 Apr 12, 2013
On rare occasions we agree on some issues. This particular issue we somewhat agree on. While much of what you wrote is true about the NRA I believe that it serves a need. All of these gun control issues have gotten way out of hand and the rights and liberties of our people are being destroyed and I firmly believe there is a government motive here.
#9148 Apr 12, 2013
hunting is ok as long as the dont go on private property done it ,like mei love seening deer running in a open fled and rabbiets to i prefer ppl not to hunt on my property at all
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#9149 Apr 12, 2013
If someone is on your private property that's your responsibility to report it to your local authorities dear. That has nothing to do with the gun control issues.
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#9150 Apr 12, 2013
Just what we already expect from an anti-gun liberal nutcase.
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#9151 Apr 12, 2013
This lady would think that you are wrong...
She is a smart lady, and you should listen to her.
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#9152 Apr 12, 2013
If that's the Holocaust Survivor, let me ask you this...why don't you wait until SOMEBODY is even TALKING about taking your Guns, because NOBODY is! Why can't you get that through your thick skull?
The ONLY ones talking about it, is YOU and Paranoid People like you, NOBODY ELSE!
And you're hurting the Gun Advocates by doing it, because you're going to keep doing it until some Numb-skull Congressman may finally think that since you People are already convinced of it and won't shut up about it, that they just might as well go ahead and do it...and then, you're sunk!
Your words and actions are working TOWARD causing the very thing that you claim you don't want to happen!
As long as NOBODY ELSE is talking about it, shut up and let it die! DUH!
And another thing, by constantly acting and talking like it's a done deal, when it hasn't even been suggested, you only causing the Anti-Gun People to get more furious and increasing their numbers, which in turn will cause them to put more pressure on their Congessmen and may bring about the very thing you claim you don't want...and it will be your own fault!
You're playing right into their hands and you can't even see it!
#9153 Apr 13, 2013
Some consider the past in their thinking processes, some the future, but some consider only their own perception of the present and what's expedient to the moment in their thinking. Which is which is obvious to all but themselves.
I heard once that almost 80% of the population is "functionally illiterate", but could never quite grasp what that meant until recently. It isn't because they can't read/comprehend, it is because they don't. It isn't a condition, it is a choice. The reason it took me so long to grasp the fact is that I just couldn't bring myself to believe such a thing about my own species.
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#9154 Apr 13, 2013
Now what is this thread supposed to be about?
#9155 Apr 13, 2013
To begin with it was supposed to be a discussion about an amendment to Tennessee law regarding hunting rights. After the amendment was passed this thread essentially became a Second Amendment discussion until it was invaded by Trolls and Drama Queens.
Those who have to work to live and eat just don't have the time to out post those who have nothing better to do all day than obfuscate the extant issues of the day by posting inanities and vulgarities. Topix isn't about to bother with this thread because it just isn't worth their time and trouble either, so there we are.
One thing is certain, this thread {whether intentionally or not} does show the mentality that elected and then re-elected the present resident of the White House, and his plucky comic relief side kick.
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#9156 Apr 13, 2013
Hey stupid, can you comprehend? Let's hear your very knowledgable opinion on the subject. Someone like you should be placed down in Brooklyn for a day or two. Those thugs there would teach you a thing or two about how taking matters into your own hands could land you in a hell of a mess.
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#9157 Apr 13, 2013
Apparently he has decided we are both females and incapable of having valid opinions. He has no idea we could team up on his country azz and whip him all the way back to the sticks with our words alone. It would take a complete fool to spout off at both of us on one thread.
#9158 Apr 13, 2013
Incapacity and gender have no direct causal relationship, though recurring similarities indicate otherwise.
Did you say, "back to the sticks"? Ah! Home sweet home, where only the Bobcats and Raccoons can hear the screams that signal dinner.
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Sillysassysenior complained that my posts in this thread were boring.
Um...its a thread about gun laws. I posted that sort of relevent stuff.
And then the trolls and drama queens invaded and began posting filth and stupidity.
But then again, they apparently were not raised right. No upbringing. I even explained to RS the difference between what she CAN do, and what she SHOULD do.
I might as well have talked to a stump. In fact, she even vowed to get worse and filthier.
She is like a 3 year old baby throwing a temper tantrum.
(I bet she was never able to have a stable adult relationship because she never outgrew the tantrum stage)
No raising. Its obvious. They shame themselves and they shame their kin that was supposed to have been raising them when they were little.
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That's actually a matter of opinion dear. It can be more than just a casual relationship but I'll not over tax your thought process just yet.
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Welcome from another new guy i have learned a little more everytime i get on here
NYS has a very active group that lobbies Albany.
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Yesterday Thursday November 10, the Emmaus Elementary School in our Haut-Limbe village gave RELIV, a powdered dietary supplement, to his school kids. Beside 15 or so who did not come to school that day, the rest of them, close to 135 drank the prepared powder solution. Now most of them are sick with Cholera. Our Ebenezer clinic is full with sick children. In some of the small beds, 3 sick children share the same bed. Interesting enough even the wife of the founder of the school is sick even though she did not drink the powered milk solution.
What is amazing is that the school is only two houses down from the Ebenezer clinic where we gave a water purifier for the community. And that school is only 3 minutes walk from the university where we have another water purifier.
The Bible will always be right when it declares that my people are dying because of lack of knowledge.
Please join us as we pray specially for those sick children and the founder who is morally crushed down by bad and nasty comments from the people.
Also pray for Kihomi with her Cholera education program as it is becoming more and more challenging.
Yours in Haiti,Nzunga & Kihomi
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Once again we see how vulnerable people in Haiti are to disease especially the children. I and ten others will leave Sunday to travel to Haiti and we will have two more water purifiers with us. How wonderful it would be if Christians would give enough money so we could have enough purifiers that all Haitians could be drinking pure water. This nightmare Nzunga has described happens over and over again in the developing world. It is the leading cause of death for children. Experts have calculated if all Christians tithed this and most of the other deadly problems could be overcome. Of course I am preaching to the choir because you do care and support this ministry. Thanks again.
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2011: Kowalczyk, as a 2011 junior, competed in three events at the 2011 Pac-10 Championships, taking 15th in the 100y breast (1:03.34), 17th in the 200y breast (2:15.37) and 23rd in the 200y IM (2:01.99) ... She posted personal records in the 100y (1:02.47) and 200y breast (2:13.71) in the fall semester, both NCAA `B' cuts ... She was tabbed as a 2011 Pac-10 All-Academic second teamer.
2010: As a 2010 sophomore, Kowalczyk was a consolation finalist at the 2010 Pac-10 Championships in the 100y breast, finishing 14th (1:04.12). She was 20th in the 400y IM (4:21.58) and 32nd in the 200y IM (2:04.16) ... She earned 2010 Pac-10 All-Academic first team honors with a 3.74 GPA in health promotion.
2009: Kowalczyk competed in three events at the 2009 Pac-10 Championships, highlighted by a consolation final swim in the 200y IM (where she finished 16th in 2:00.76). She was also 18th in the 100y breast (1:03.14) and 26th in the 400y IM (4:22.59) ... She competed for Poland at both the 2009 World University Games and the 2009 World Championships ... At the World University Games, she was 13th in the 200m IM (2:18.71) and 14th in the 400m IM (4:58.31) ... At the World Championships, she raced in the 200m IM, finishing 37th.
HIGH SCHOOL: Kowalczyk prepped at VII Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace in Zielona Gora, Poland, where she was a national champion in the 50m breast and finished second at the Polish Nationals in the 200m IM, the 200m back and the 100m breast.
CLUB: Korner Zielona Gora.
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In the marketing world, new phrases are constantly created to sell products and services. Sometimes, the word or phrases are clear and concise and other times, as is the case with cloud computing, the phrase may be concise, but it is far from clear. With cloud computing (and virtualization & Windows 7 & etc) all the rage these days, the concept is continuing to make its way into businesses everywhere. However, there are still organizations out there that do not know what cloud computing means to them which also means that they don't know whether or not cloud computing could be good for the bottom line. In this post, I'll explain the relatively non-technical basics behind the concept of cloud computing and explain why services "in the cloud" can result in a healthier bottom line for business.
Cloud computing: A definition
According to Wikipedia, cloud computing is "Internet based development and use of computer technology whereby dynamically scalable virtualized resources are provided as a service over the Internet." In short, this definition of cloud computing basically indicates that the services residing in the cloud are based on scalable, on demand architectures that run in remote data centers with the service itself being delivered over an Internet connection. By this definition, pretty much any web site could be considered a cloud computing service. However, when it comes to actual cloud computing, more is implied; this can be best expressed by explaining another term often used in conjunction with cloud computing: Software as a Service (SaaS). SaaS is a class of software that is available on demand and, oftentimes, directly from an application service provider. One of the best known SaaS applications is Salesforce.com, a customer relationship management (CRM) application used by many businesses. Under Salesforce.com's SaaS model, users connect to Saleforce.com's web-based system and buy only enough licenses for their users. Licenses under their model aren't "per computer" as is the case with a lot of other software.
In this case, it would be said that the Salesforce.com SaaS runs "in the cloud" meaning that it relies on the overall nebulous infrastructure that is called cloud computing.
Skype and BitTorrent are sometimes considered successful cloud computing architectures due to their peer-to-peer and scalable natures. These two services are inherently scalable based simply on the way that the services were created.
How does it work?
Armed with the understanding that the purpose of cloud computing is to deliver software and services to customers, how does it all work? What makes it possible for these services to be delivered to you?
There really is no single architecture that defines cloud computing. As I indicated before, Skype and BitTorrent are often considered cloud computing services; these services are completely decentralized. However, another service, such as Salesforce.com, relies on servers in data centers in order to operate. As more users are added to the service, the folks behind Salesforce.com add capacity to handle the increased load. A number of companies, including Amazon, Google and Microsoft have been and continue to build out massive data centers for the sole purpose of providing cloud computing services. So, even the SaaS provider itself doesn't have to have a massive Internet-facing data center. They can simply rely on the services of one of these cloud computing infrastructure providers and focus on developing the best software possible for their customers.
You, as the customer, simply connect to whatever infrastructure is put into place or used by the SaaS vendor. The vendor may choose to build out their own infrastructure or may choose to partner with someone else. By sharing infrastructure among many customers rather than having each customer build their own infrastructure, cloud computing can keep overall hardware costs lower.
What is the benefit to you?
For the purpose of describing the benefit to businesses, we'll look at the whole SaaS/cloud computing gamut. There are a number of benefits to be had when using cloud computing-based services over buying individual software packages and installing them on your individual computers. They include:
No need to hire IT staff to manage the services. If you're relying on services being delivered to you over the Internet, there is no local application to worry about. Of course, there may come a point at which you may need a technical guru on your staff to help you with the harder stuff.
No major infrastructure build out. With cloud services, you usually need just a computer and an Internet connection. If the stuff you're using sits in data centers on the Internet, there's no need for you to have a bunch of servers locally. You basically pay for what you use.
Less expensive licensing. This is not always the case, but with cloud computing-based services, you can often save money on licensing.
There are, however, a couple of caveats:
Vendor reliance. What happens when you've based your entire business on SaaS and your primary application vendor goes out of business? If this were to happen under a traditional software model, you could continue to run the application while looking for a new vendor. Under cloud computing/SaaS, you're completely dependent on someone else.
Data security. This point is somewhat related to your reliance on a vendor. Under a cloud computing/SaaS model, someone else houses all of your data, including sensitive customer information. Before you go down this road, be sure you understand exactly how your data can be accessed by your service provider and carefully review the company's security practices and history.
For many organizations and particularly for those without IT staff, cloud computing and SaaS can be a boon. They allow you to focus on the business of your business without having to worry too much about complex infrastructure.


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Milanese investment banker Ruggiero Magnoni has a daily schedule that seems impossible to cram into 24 hours. On one morning in late March, the head of European mergers and acquisitions for Lehman Brothers Inc. is in Munich, closing a deal that will bring Italy's Silvio Berlusconi and Saudi investor Prince Alwaleed bin Talal into the tightly held German media empire of Leo Kirch. Next, Magnoni jets to Milan to strategize on Olivetti's $58.5 billion hostile bid for giant phone company Telecom Italia. Finally, he rushes to London to line up the $24.5 billion financing Olivetti needs. Between meetings, Magnoni, 48, puts the finishing touches on juicy contracts for the team of London-based bankers Lehman has just snatched away from rival Deutsche Bank.
As Magnoni's breakneck schedule shows, merger frenzy is hitting Europe big-time. On Mar. 19, French conglomerateur Francois Pinault launched a bidding war for Italy's Gucci in a direct challenge to luxury-goods baron Bernard Arnault. A few days later, four of the biggest Italian banks announced they would merge into two, creating Italy's first megabanks and leaving former heavyweight Mediobanca in the cold. Meanwhile, the fight in France as Banque Nationale de Paris (BNP) tries to gain control of two rivals rages on. "This is only the beginning," says Magnoni of the dealmaking. "It's going to go on for the next five years."
Europe is seeing a burst of mergers and acquisitions that seems likely to put it on a par with the U.S. in the $1 trillion-per-year league. But just as formidable as the pace and size of deal mania in Europe is its new, cutthroat style. In place of quiet agreements among members of a clubby business elite are ferocious, drawn-out battles over corporate control that leave egos tattered. Newspaper readers are following the sagas like soap operas.
CHEAP MONEY. Hostile deals have been standard operating procedure in Britain for years, but until recently they were considered declasse on the Continent. Now, three hostile bids--Gucci, Telecom Italia, and BNP--are playing out at once. At $110 billion, their potential value is more than all the Continental hostile deals in this decade, according to Paul Gibbs, who analyzes deal trends for J.P. Morgan & Co. in London. Wry bankers have dubbed the battle between French tycoons Arnault and Pinault over Gucci "the handbag wars." They are far more impressed by the France's BNP, which is defying the wishes of the Finance Ministry to bid for rivals Societe Generale and Paribas. "Over the past three years, all the taboos have been broken," says Edouard de Rothschild, general partner at Paris-based investment bank Rothschild & Cie.
Like many other changes rocking Europe, the explosion in deals is due largely to the launch of the euro. The single market is intensifying pressure on companies to consolidate and build a Europe-wide presence. Also in part because of the new currency, which brought interest rates down, the Continent is awash in cheap money. High stock prices, too, make stock-swap acquisitions easier to execute.
"TEN YEARS BEHIND." Hostile deals are dying out in the U.S. Europe, however, is likely to see bitter fighting over the next few years. For one thing, corporate founding families and proud CEOs hate giving up control. At the same time, other bosses see a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build empires. Until it becomes clearer who the winners and losers are, bankers say, much of the reshuffling will be done through uninvited moves.
All the instability makes Europe a dealmaker's heaven. For years, investment bankers have been making the rounds of chief executives, telling them they need to strip down to core businesses, then bulk them up to survive the competition unleashed by globalization and the launch of the single currency. Now, that careful cultivation of clients is paying off, and Europe has a shot at becoming the world's deal capital. The reason: "Europe is 10 years behind the U.S." in consolidation, says J.P. Morgan's Gibbs.
Indeed, in France, panicked managers are rushing to restructure before a hostile raider and his clever banker do it for them. In 1998, France ranked No. 2 in Europe behind Britain with $86 billion in mergers and acquisitions, up 31% over the previous year. But during the past eight weeks, the action has taken a quantum leap, with a flurry of deals worth more than $50 billion, including BNP's dual bid and the Gucci fracas. "The French are finally adjusting their clock to the time of the rest of the world," says de Rothschild.
American-style dealmaking, considered dirty business in tradition-bound France as little as five years ago, is seeping into corporate practice. Recently privatized companies have begun to adopt the financial tools of the Anglo-Saxon world to raise capital. And advising on issues such as the sale of assets or a stock-market listing gives U.S. investment banks entree with top management. "The dialogue has grown over the past five years to be more intimate and to include not only financing issues but strategy," says Sylvain Hefes, head of European investment banking at Goldman, Sachs & Co. in Paris.
BITTER PILL. That's one reason European companies are increasingly using techniques familiar in the U.S. from the 1980s, both to execute takeovers and to protect themselves. Gucci, for example, lined up Morgan Stanley Dean Witter early on to help defend itself. Last June, when Milan-based Prada snapped up 9.5% of Gucci's shares, CEO Domenico De Sole realized he had to do more. Over the summer, he called Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom senior partner Joseph H. Flom, with whom he sits on the board of Harvard Law School. Could Skadden work out a poison pill to deter raiders? The law firm created an employee stock ownership plan that could be triggered to dilute a raider's stake. That helped in mid-February after Arnault bought out Prada's shares and signaled he would try to control Gucci with just a 34% stake. De Sole says his ESOP defense took Arnault by surprise.
The Americans have brought another innovation to European dealmaking: debt. Olivetti's audacious bid for Telecom Italia will include a staggering $24.5 billion in bank borrowing--making it one of the largest leveraged buyouts ever. Even Pinault's proposed $2.9 billion offer for 40% of Gucci is to be debt-financed. Such monster borrowings are possible because European investors are hungry for higher yields than the 4% or so they can earn from government bonds. For example, the Olivetti debt, which is nevertheless likely to get an investment-grade rating, will likely yield around 7%. The appetite for such bonds makes previously unthinkable deals now possible.
All the capital is like a gun held to the heads of the CEOs of European corporations, particularly former state-owned companies. Until recently, such companies as Telecom Italia or the struggling Dutch electronics maker Philips were virtually immune from raiders. But the lesson of the Olivetti bid is any underperforming company may be takeover bait. "If industries don't restructure themselves, it will be done for them by entrepreneurs or private equity firms," says John K. Hepburn, vice-chairman of Morgan Stanley International Inc. in London.
Smelling blood, American buyout firms such as Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, Clayton Dubilier & Rice, and Hicks Muse Tate & Furst are all either opening offices in London or beefing up existing operations. So far, they have stuck to modest-size deals. But buyout specialists say they are hunting for bigger targets in basic manufacturing, financial services, retail, and media. They may also go after smaller companies scorned by today's European stock investors, who are obsessed with big-cap companies. Alan Jones, head of leveraged finance at Morgan Stanley in London, reckons that there is $30 billion in buyout money alone aimed at Europe. If that money is put to use at a conservative 3-to-1 debt-to-equity ratio, it could fuel $120 billion in buyouts.
Leveraged buyouts and other complex deals can earn bankers far fatter fees than plain-vanilla mergers. On a typical $1 billion LBO, for instance, the merger portion of the fee would be about $4 million. But the bank would be in line for financing fees of up to $18 million, says one insider. If successful, Olivetti's bid for Telecom Italia could produce a stratospheric payday for the banks. The four banks representing Olivetti, for example, may take in as much as $425 million for arranging the $24 billion financing. Of course, they will pay out a good chunk of this as they bring in other banks. Various other fees could bring the total well over $500 million. "It is one big Christmas tree," says a London banker.
TALENT RAIDS. No wonder the scramble for goodies is so competitive. Banks are beefing up their merger teams and looking for specialists in hot industries such as telecommunications and leveraged finance. Lehman Brothers, not a big factor in Europe until recently, has been particularly aggressive--for example, in poaching talent from Deutsche Bank. Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, which is leading the Olivetti deal with Lehman, recently grabbed the heads of Salomon Smith Barney's financial services team. "This is one of the biggest investment banking opportunities in a long time," says DLJ Europe chief Martin Smith.
Even a perennial market leader such as Goldman Sachs is hunting for scarce European talent. An executive at one U.S. bank recounts spending the morning making calls to established merger pros in an effort to persuade them to jump ship. Good people, especially Continental Europeans, don't come cheaply. One executive says total compensation of $2.5 million to $5 million per year is the going rate for a seasoned merger specialist.
BORDER JUMPERS? A market crash or other shock could temporarily stall the activity, but bankers think that Europe's merger run has a long way to go. For one thing, although the European economy is slightly larger than that of the U.S., Europe has seen far fewer deals. European companies remain substantially smaller than their U.S. counterparts. The average market cap of the top 100 European companies is just $37 billion, compared with $66 billion in the U.S.
What industries will see the next big deals? Telecommunications is a good bet. The industry has seen a wave of mergers this year, but it is still organized largely on a national basis. Cross-border consolidation could produce enormous combinations similar to the Baby Bell mergers in the U.S.
Financial services is another hot area. So far, bank deals have been largely of the in-country variety because the resulting cost savings are easier to sell to the market. Terence C. Eccles, bank merger specialist at J.P. Morgan, notes that in most European countries, only a few domestic bank deals are possible. That accounts for the pace of activity in France and Italy, where chief executives are playing musical chairs in an effort not to be left out. Once this round of deals has been completed, Eccles says, CEOs may turn to bigger, cross-border deals.
With much of Europe using the same currency, such international linkups seem inevitable. "This is the shadow of the euro," say Felix G. Rohatyn, former Lazard Freres & Co. partner and the current U.S. ambassador to France, of the merger wave. "It has inspired a more active and muscular capitalism." The new currency and the competition it has spawned have lit a fire under Europe's companies and their bankers that is likely to burn for many more years.


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own a flat in a converted house and took out insurance for the building as part of my mortgage, share of freehold, bought it a month ago.
The lessee who owns the flat above now wants me to pay for some storm damage to his flat that happened before i owned. as im the new owner am i responsible to pay for his repair or should he contact old owners? because he said he knew of the problem for a two months.
there also seems to be two insurance policies in place, one for the previous owner, he paid half and the one in my name which he has not paid yet.will my new insurance supercede the old one? if it supercedes will i haveto reimburse him for the months left on his old policy or will he chase the old owner?
the lessee said he wants to claim off my policy even though the damage happened before I took the policy out and bought the place? is this fraud?
he he is entitled to claim off my insurance will i have to pay half of his excess?? this is an ongoing problem he has not dealt with maybe because the old owner refused
any ideas greatly appreciated!