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U.S. Highway 395 - Nevada
U.S. 395 runs from Interstate 15 near Victorville, California, north into Washington. It enters Nevada briefly near Lake Tahoe, Carson City, and Reno-Sparks. Through much of this area, U.S. 395 is either multi-lane divided highway or freeway. The section of U.S. 395 freeway south of Interstate 80 is designated as the "hidden" Interstate 580.
Following the east, or "back" side of the Sierra, U.S. 395 is a fairly well-traveled route between the bright lights of Southern California and the relative tranquility of the mountains and valleys. This is also the main route to Reno and Lake Tahoe from Southern California, so tent-trailers and campers are quite common. Much of the California section of U.S. 395 is two- to four-lanes with some expressway sections.
Upon entering Nevada just south of Holbrook Junction (Nevada 208), U.S. 395 is mostly two lanes until it enters the Carson Valley. Traffic increases significantly as you approach the Gardnerville-Minden area (including the Nevada 88 Junction). U.S. 395 widens to an at-grade expressway from Minden north to Carson City.
At Carson City, U.S. 395 shifts onto the Interstate 580 freeway. The two share pavement from Carson City north to Reno, signed both as Interstate 580 and U.S. 395. At Interstate 80, the Interstate 580 companion designation ends, and U.S. 395 proceeds north to Bordertown, where it reenters California.
Like many U.S. routes in Nevada, U.S. 395 was not an original 1926 U.S. highway -- it was designated in 1935.
The Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Freeway (originally built as the North-South Freeway) carries Interstate 580 and U.S. 395 through Reno. This freeway, along with the Carson City Bypass and Pleasant Valley Bypass was constructed in phases according to the Interstate 580 Freeway Extension web page (click on "History & Overview"). The following provides opening dates for the freeway:
- 1964-1970 - Segment from Alternate U.S. 395 and former Nevada 428 (Exit 44) at Lakeview north to Winters Ranch (near Exit 50, Alternate U.S. 395 and former Nevada 429) opened
- 1973 - Segment from Nevada 648/Glendale Avenue (Exit 67) north to Business U.S. 395/Virginia Street at Panther Valley (Exit 72) opened
- 1980 - Segment from Business U.S. 395 (Nevada 430)/South Virginia Street (Exit 63) north to Nevada 648/Glendale Avenue (Exit 67) opened
- 1983 - Segment between Exits 61 and 63 (both Business U.S. 395/Virginia Street) opened
- 1998 - Segment from Mt. Rose Junction (Nevada 431/Mt. Rose Highway and Nevada 341/Geiger Grade Road) (Exit 56) north to Business U.S. 395 (Nevada 430)/South Virginia Street (Exit 61) opened
- February 16, 2006 - Segment from U.S. 50 and Nevada 530/East William Street northwest to Business U.S. 395 (Nevada 531)/North Carson Street opened (northern leg of Carson City bypass)
- September 2009 - Segment from Fairview Drive (Exit 38) north to U.S. 50 and Nevada 530/East William Street (Exit 39) opened
- August 24, 2012 and August 27, 2012 - Segment from Washoe Lake (near Bowers Mansion) (Exit 50) and Mt. Rose Junction (interchange with Nevada 431/Mount Rose Highway and Nevada 341/Geiger Grade Road) (Exit 56) opened,1 including the signature Galena Creek Bridge (1,700 feet long, 690 feet tall, "world's largest concrete cathedral arch bridge")2
- August-October 2012 - Interstate 580 signs added along with U.S. 395 between Carson City and Reno3, 4
- 2014 - anticipated completion date from U.S. 50-395/South Carson Street north to Fairview Drive
The project to fill the freeway gap between Washoe Lake and Mt. Rose Junction was primarily done because of safety concerns on Alternate U.S. 395 (Old Highway 395) through Pleasant Valley. Several fatal accidents occurred on this stretch of Old U.S. 395, and the freeway bypass places a barrier between the two directions of traffic.5 The highway is also anticipated to restore connectivity between the communities of Steamboat, Pleasant Valley, and Washoe City.
U.S. 395 Auxiliary Routes
- Alternate Routes:
- Alternate U.S. 395 (created on May 18, 2012) follows Old U.S. 395 along what briefly signed as Nevada 429 and Nevada 430 between Washoe Lake and Reno via Washoe City and Mt. Rose Junction. We have pages on both Alternate U.S. 395 north and Alternate U.S. 395 south
- Alternate U.S. 395 (retired) was Sierra Street in Reno, which provided a close alternate (parallel city street only one block east of Virginia Street) that might have served as relief for busy Virginia Street. Alternate U.S. 395 was decommissioned prior to the construction of Interstate 580 and the U.S. 395 freeway.
- Business Routes:
- Business U.S. 395 (Nevada 529) in Carson City was commissioned upon completion of the northern half of the Interstate 580 Carson City Bypass. As of 2012, Business U.S. 395 is signed along Carson Street from Fairview Drive north to Interstate 580.
- Business U.S. 395 is Virginia Street through Reno along the original U.S. 395 alignment. Although many overhead signs and one cut-out sign remains downtown, there is not an abundance of Business U.S. 395 signs. Business U.S. 395 used to be well-signed from Interstate 80, but Nevada DOT took those signs down in 1996 to alleviate motorist confusion between the business route and freeway route. However, Business U.S. 395 remains signed sporadically along Virginia Street through Reno. The state-maintained segment is also designated as Nevada 430.
U.S. 395 Highway Guides
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|Scenes Pertaining to U.S. 395
|This series of pictures shows the Nevada state capitol and adjacent grounds, which are located right off Carson Street (former U.S. 395 and today's Business U.S. 395). Nevada's capitol building was built in 1871 (with additions constructed in 1915), using a plot of land in Carson City that was set aside when town planning was underway in 1858. Photos taken 07/19/09.
|An exhibit within the capital building discusses the history of the Lincoln Highway, which follows U.S. 50 across central Nevada and passes through Carson City. An old route marker (from the California State Automobile Association) is preserved inside the museum. Photos taken 07/19/09.
|This view looks north along Carson Street in the Capitol Mall area near the Nevada State Assembly building. The lawn is impeccably manicured and lined with beautiful trees. Photos taken 07/19/09.
- New I-580 Freeway Opening Date Announced by Pat Hambright, KOLO-TV Reno, August 14, 2012. Relevant quote: "NDOT tweeted on Tuesday that the southbound lanes of the new road will open August 24th, and the northbound lanes on August 27th."
- Gov. Brian Sandoval: I-580: The history — and the promise by Governor Brian Sandoval, FOX-Reno News, August 14, 2012. Relevant quote: "The construction of the Galena Creek Bridge has generated positive local and national media attention to our region. At 1,700 feet in length, it has been billed as the world's largest concrete cathedral arch bridge — an architectural marvel."
- I-580 Or US 395? by Terri Russell, KOLO-TV Reno, August 16, 2012. Relevant quote: "Our I-580 goes from the Reno spaghetti bowl about 40 miles into Carson City. It will eventually end when we complete the Carson Freeway at the Spooner Summit Junction there on Highway 50. It is also 395. So the signs technically 580-slash 395," says Scott Magruder with the Nevada Department of Transportation. I-580 signs have been going up all along the 395 corridor. Magruder says soon 395 markers will be placed along side. When the new roadway opens to Carson City it will be I-580 and US 395."
- New I-580's name explained by Dina Kupfer, NEWS 4 Reno KRNV-TV, August 7, 2012. Relevant quote: "I-580 is called an "interstate spur," meaning, it's built to interstate standards with a divided highway and limited access. Magruder says this helps for moving goods and services, and it makes for a safe highway. Once the new six lane highway from Mt. Rose Highway to Washoe Valley opens to traffic, the road through Pleasant Valley will be known as U.S. 395 Alternate."
- Gov. Brian Sandoval: I-580: The history — and the promise by Governor Brian Sandoval, FOX-Reno News, August 14, 2012. Relevant quote: "According to NDOT, more than 40,000 vehicles use U.S. 395 every day, and a large percentage of those vehicles will use the new I-580 freeway once it opens to traffic. Tragically, since 1990 there have been more than a dozen fatalities on the current route, many caused by head-on collisions. Now, commuters will enjoy a divided highway, separated by a 4-foot high center median that will all but eliminate the possibility of a head-on collision. Additionally, as a result of Northern Nevada having an interstate freeway connecting Reno with the state's capital, residents living along the existing U.S. 395 highway will get their communities back. There will be less traffic passing through the valley during the morning and afternoon rush hours once the freeway officially opens to traffic in the next couple of weeks. Children, families and local drivers will be much safer.."
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It seems that I read somewhere, ( it might had been from Ayob?) that no one gets seconds until all have had one. ( I may have spelled his name wrong but you know who I mean I hope LOL)
This is a discussion on Engaging multiple targets within the Carry & Defensive Scenarios forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; There have been a couple of posts and a video posted where a single good guy is put into the position where he must engage ...
There have been a couple of posts and a video posted where a single good guy is put into the position where he must engage multipe bad guys.
My questions are these:
If faced with say three bad guys all armed with handguns how would you engage them?
Everybody gets some and come back?
One gets multiple rounds til he goes down then move onto the next one?
Would the type of weapon you are carrying be a consideration?
Personally each would get some and then come back to whomever is left standing/moving/still a threat.
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It seems that I read somewhere, ( it might had been from Ayob?) that no one gets seconds until all have had one. ( I may have spelled his name wrong but you know who I mean I hope LOL)
Id engage the first targets at once with dual headshots, with my custom 1911's, one in each hand. Then put two rounds into the third guys head, simultaneously of course. Shooting two pistols at once isnt so bad with a little training you can hit two different targets at once. I learned all this from watching action films of course, also Id be wearing my mall ninja vest rated for multiple hits from. 338 mag, just in case the bg nerves were twitching and I wouldnt catch a stray round from their weapons. All in a days work here at the mall.
At a point shooting course, this was stated...
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/\/\/\ That's the only way I can see it working out.
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Multiple threats! No thanks, I'd rather not.
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IMHO once you draw or start to fire I am willing to bet the BG are going to be ducking and covering and running away. Get off the X and squeeze buttock tight because it is going to go bad very quickly.
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Box drills. Done. And as far as selecting which target to go after first, you shoot at the target that presents the biggest threat to you. I.E. Obviously shoot the guy thats 10 feet away as opposed to his buddy who is 20 feet away. And when it comes to shooting at a guy with a knife and a guy with the gun, I would choose the guy with the knife... the gun is only dangerous on one end and he is under just as much stress as you now that you have leveled the playing field with your own gun.
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Granted it's been almost 20 years, but when I was doing my pistol qualifying in the Air Force, the directions were "two shots to the chest, move to the next target".
It depends.
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Seems most people look at this as a 'stand and deliver' exercise.
Move, Move, Move!
If you GOTX, there is a good chance to get at least one BG between you and the others as a sort of cover/concealment. Then you can worry about 1 at a time.
Again, it all depends on positioning. But it does upset the OODA loop.
It works well in FOF drills*.
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Last autumn it became clear that the UN would not countenance military action against Iraq without a 'two-stage' process. The first stage was Resolution 1441 which made it clear Saddam Hussein was not complying with UN resolutions on disarmament passed in 1991. It also allowed for the resumption of the UN weapons inspections process. The next stage was the second resolution, which has now been tabled by the US, Britain and Spain. Without it George W. Bush and Tony Blair face accusations that they are acting outside international law and without UN authority.
What does the second resolution demand?
That by 17 March Saddam has fully disarmed or shown a 'step-change' which reveals that he will disarm to the satisfaction of the Security Council. A statement to be published alongside the resolution will list a number of issues Saddam has to deal with, including missiles and munitions unaccounted for and large quantities of chemical and biological agents which the UN says he still has.
When is the vote? And who will support it?
The vote is likely to be the middle of this week. Definite supporters will be the United States, Britain, Spain and Bulgaria.
Who will oppose?
Germany and Syria are likely to vote against. France, China and Russia are more likely to abstain if the vote looks like going against them. If it is very close, it is likely that one of them, possibly France, will threaten the veto. One veto and the resolution falls.
And what about the 'swing six'?
All diplomatic effort, from the pro-camp led by the US and the anti-camp by France, will concentrate on six countries that will decide whether the resolution is passed. Angola, Guinea, Cameroon, Chile, Mexico and Pakistan all sit on the Security Council and five of them will have to vote with the US and Britain if they are to get the requisite nine votes. The British Government is confident it can persuade enough on board. Noises from the UN are less certain.
What happens if it passes?
Military conflict will follow in a matter of days if Saddam does not disarm to the satisfaction of the Security Council by 17 March. The Commons would probably be given another vote on whether the resolution should be supported which is likely to pass with a much smaller rebellion than the 122 Labour MPs who voted against the Government a fortnight ago.
And if it fails?
It is difficult to see any circumstances in which the US would be willing to see more time for the UN inspections process to work. Bush would be likely to trigger an attack shortly after 17 March without UN backing. Britain would back him.
What would that mean for Blair?
A lot of difficulty - and the Prime Minister would have to hope for a swift victory. In Westminster they are talking about up to 30 resignations from the Government if war goes ahead without UN backing.
If there is war without a second resolution, is it the end of the UN?
It would be enormously damaged if the military campaign is swift and successful. But there is another scenario, admittedly less likely: the US and Britain become bogged down, the refugee crisis escalates, chemical attacks are launched on Kurds, Saddam does not surrender and Iraq descends into civil war. The UN is then the only organisation capable of sticking the area back together again.


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This week we're catching up with some of the players selected to the 2014-2015 U.S. Women's Team Tryout Pool. Here's what 2014 IWLCA Defender of the Year, Megan Douty (Maryland '15), had to say in preparation for this weekend's tryout:
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ILW: The National Team tryout is always one of the most challenging, rigorous weekends of the year. How have you been physically preparing for the three-day tryout since the season ended?
MD: Luckily, it hasn't been long since the national championship game and our coaches do a great job keeping us in prime shape throughout the season. I also focused on keeping my fitness high in these past couple of weeks, where normally I would be taking a few weeks off.
ILW: You're trying out for the U.S. Team for the first time, but have played with and currently play under a number of players who are on the team. What is some of the advice that players like Caitlyn McFadden, Alex Aust and Katie Schwarzmann have been giving you in preparation for the weekend's tryout?
MD: I have been so lucky to have many mentors in the game of lacrosse, both on the college and now, international side. Having the opportunity to play defense against Caitlyn, Alex and Katie is the best preparation you could really have for a tryout like this, because they are so phenomenal.
ILW: You still have another season that lies ahead in College Park. What would it mean to be playing for another national championship next spring while also preparing for a World Cup in the coming years with the U.S. Team?
MD: I can't even fathom that scenario. I am so proud of what our team has accomplished this season and to have the opportunity to try out for Team USA is a dream in itself.
ILW: This season you stormed onto the scene to lead the Maryland Terrapins to a national championship after playing under some incredibly talented defenders the past couple of seasons. What did you learn playing under players like Iliana Sanza and how did that help you grow in your leadership position this spring?
MD: I think it can be challenging sometimes to take a leadership role as a member of the defense; so ultimately, I pay particular attention to leading by example, on the field, in the weight room and in the classroom. I'm so proud to a be part of a program that has had a history of amazing defenders, including Iliana, who I learned a lot from by playing next to her.
ILW: …Has it sunken in that you're a national champion?
MD: It still has yet to sink in that we are national champions. I am so happy for our team to reach our goal, not only for us as a whole, but for our seniors as well.
ILW: You've played against some of the game's top offensive players this spring and will potentially be playing alongside some of them this weekend. Who are some players you're excited to be playing with — rather than against — during the National Team tryout?
MD: I am very excited to play with Kayla Treanor, Alyssa Murray and Covie Stanwick. It'll be nice to be playing next to them, rather than against them.
ILW: A veteran in the U.S. Team program, your assistant coach Caitlyn McFadden has been a staple in the system for years. What is the opportunity like to potentially be playing with her as a teammate?
MD: She is just an incredible player. I missed the chance to play with her at Maryland, but having the opportunity to be coached by her daily is truly special. She's such a hard worker and is so committed to the game. It'd be such an honor to play with her.
ILW: What would be the most rewarding aspect of playing on the National Team?
MD: I am just focused on going to the tryout and doing the best I can. To even have the chance to wear Red, White & Blue as a member of the greatest women's lacrosse team in the world is an extraordinary honor and one I plan on embracing to the fullest.


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Congrats on your blogiversary and I'm jealous that you are going to see snow any minute! By the way, I like to run to: "Rock you like a Hurricane" by the Scorpions, hahaha. My husband makes fun of me but there's just something motivating about 80's hairband ballads :)ReplyDelete
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GIRL! I've wondered how you were doing. glad you're going to see some snow.ReplyDelete
I'm lmao over here because I listen to ghetto rap while running at the track too. Everyone makes fun of me,but it gets me in an excited upbeat mood. :)
Ha! I love it. Rap is the bast. I seriously have to control my arms sometimes too. It's ridiculous.ReplyDelete
Me, workout? Ha ha! That is funny!! I should really start doing that though ... let's start January 4th. LOL!ReplyDelete
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And seriously, you would DIE if you heard my running list. Snoop to Broadway.
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The rapid identification of high particle number emitting on-road vehicles and its application to a large fleet of diesel buses
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Pollutant concentrations measured in the exhaust plume of a vehicle may be related to the pollutant emission factor using the CO2 concentration as a measure of the dilution factor. We have used this method for the rapid identification of high particle number (PN) emitting on-road vehicles. The method was validated for PN using a medium-duty vehicle and successfully applied to measurements of PN emissions from a large fleet of on-road diesel buses. The ratio of PN concentration to CO2 concentration, Z, in the exhaust plume was estimated for individual buses. On the average, a bus emitted about 1.5 x 109 particles per mg of CO2 emitted. A histogram of the number of buses as a function of Z showed, for the first time, that the PN emissions from diesel buses followed a gamma distribution, with most of the values within a narrow range and a few buses exhibiting relatively large values. It was estimated that roughly 10% and 50% of the PN emissions came from just 2% and 25% of the buses, respectively. A regression analysis showed that there was a positive correlation between Z and age of buses, with the slope of the best line being significantly different from zero. The mean Z value for the pre-Euro buses was significantly greater than each of the values for the Euro I and II buses.
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Honeywell announces a new solution that takes the guesswork out of age verification. Point of sale systems developer, pcAmerica, recently introduced new software that integrates seamlessly with Honeywell's EasyID software plug-in.
EasyID parses bar code data found on government-issued identification cards for applications involving age verification or automatic electronic form population. This plug-in eliminates the need for host system software to process the encoded information contained within 1D and 2D bar codes found on documents such as military issued identification cards, driver's licenses and driver's permits.
pcAmerica enhanced their Cash Register Express (CRE) and Restaurant Pro Express (RPE) products by incorporating age-verification functionality. CRE is a point of sale system designed for retail environments such as convenience, liquor and grocery stores. When an age-restricted product is scanned using an EasyID-enabled scanner, the software will prompt the cashier to scan the customer's ID. The monitor will clearly display an ID accepted or ID rejected message, depending upon the customer's date of birth. CRE prevents the sale of an age-restricted product to a purchaser with an ID rejected status, ensuring regulatory compliance.
The system's new ID Check mode allows operators to continuously scan identification cards. Similarly, the monitor will display a message indicating if the patron can legally purchase alcohol or be admitted to an entertainment venue.
In addition to performing age verification, both of pcAmerica's point of sale systems are capable of performing automatic electronic form population. With a single scan of a driver's license, retailers and restaurateurs can use license data to quickly and accurately complete loyalty program applications.
pcAmerica's CRE and RPE point of sale systems with age verification functionality are currently compatible with Honeywell's MS7580 Genesis and MS1690 Focus.


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I'm skeptical because it sounds so stupid, but did I read correctly this morning that The Donald has put a gag order on the EPA and USDA preventing scientists sharing research publicly unless approved by higher-ups?I saw an FB post about the Badlands National Park service being forced to remove tweets they'd made stating scientific facts about global warming.I feel so sorry for America right now. I haven't seen anyone get fucked this hard since I stumbled upon a video of a 16-man Sasha Grey gangbang. Careful now, you're gonna get put on some kind of list.
It seems it's ok to say it in the forums, just don't take it off the forums (like we are told to) and say it in a private message. You sending people hate mail again trinket?
A city that curiously appears on both of these lists: 20 Best Food Cities / The World's 18 Best Food Cities Must be the tourists keeping the restaurants open in whatever city it is then.
There's a rather big amusement park in my city. When I was a teen, Pepsi opened a stand there and challenged people to spot the difference between Pepsi and Coke (offering a full bottle of Pepsi to anyone who'd get the right answer). Most people couldn't tell the difference and the success rate was pretty damn close to a mere 50/50 (ie. a wild guess).So yeah, I feel like this question indirectly asks people which between the two has (or had) the most successful marketing campaign(s). What tastebudless city was this?
I wonder how many of you could actually tell the difference if you were blindly offered a sample of each... Pepsi is sweeter and Coke has more bubbles. Everyone knows that.
I hope it isn't considered a personal attack when I tell you that you can go fuck yourself. Stormdog should be fine with your comment. He's not a snowflake after all. Yellow snow maybe... But not a snowflake.
Would that be another name meaning "big cock"? Trinket, no... I would call your thought process unintentionally beguiling but that would be a compliment in your case. Just, quiet down.
No I haven't you naughty man! .I have asked two friends. They don't know either .. yes they also googled it! Fortunately they already think me deranged.Do you think Madonna would know? Will you tell her before you send her to my bomb shelter? ... Hey! How did you know where my bomb shelter is? Flattery has no effect on me. I've heard it all before.Google has it's limits.The answer resides within yourself.
That isn't quite correct. Many of these groups support abortion under certain circumstances. They were included originally in the March, but when the scope of the March was expanded, they were "ejected". Their view is still a legitimate woman's view, whether I agree with it or not, and they do represent a reasonable proportion of our female electorate. Women from all over America descended on Washington yesterday and uttered a collective primal scream of dissent against their latest rage object: Donald Trump. Women are afraid. They fear for their rights. They believe President Trump will strip them of their birth control, let them get pregnant with no hope to abort the pregnancy or have healthcare and throw them back in the kitchen. Or something.I didn't go on the march.President Obama, and the social justice warriors who fuelled his presidency, divided the country by grievance groups. Men and women. Black and white. LGBQ and straight. And most comically, divided divisions. White, Asian, black and Native American women, some cis-gendered, some transgender, some even vegan – all very, very special.The Women's March has had a fair share of internal strife. Who should speak? White women need to sit down and shut up. Black lesbian women should have priority. They get a voice. Privileged people (ie, everyone who is not me) don't.This nastiness is inevitable. When there's a hierarchy of grievance, he (she) who has suffered most gets top billing. It's a race to become the ain't-it-awful worst. This negativity forces people not to find solutions but to build bigger problems so they'll get attention. Solutions diminish emotional fever and media focus. Therefore, issues can never resolve and, if they do, new problems must be created.Enough, already. In the quest for, and conquering of, equal rights, women have run out of real outrages. They've won the battles. What to do now? Consolidate power. The way to do that is shame those who are mostly happy with the advances and want to enjoy their lives. It's tough to maintain a warlike state. In the absence of an enemy, the elders must keep the acolytes busy being true believers. Those "other" than the most righteous better watch out. What good does labelling and "otherising" do? The women who don't believe liberal orthodoxy include the chief sacrament abortion – "other". Men (obviously) are the "other." The worst "other" group: white men who are patriarchal oppressors. Then the biggest, vaguest group of "others": people of any stripe who do not abide closely enough to the true leftist dogma.What good does labelling and "otherising" do? Well, there's been tremendous power in claiming the mantle of the perpetually oppressed. There's government money and corporate bullying and media attention. It also silences people with different views.The argument isn't working with women any more. American women are 47% of the workforce. They enjoy unprecedented choices. Twenty-six per cent of women choose not to work outside the home. They choose to care for their families. That's a choice.Women are divided almost evenly anti-abortion versus pro-abortion. Many women are married and like their husbands and sons. They don't hate men. They don't want division.That's where I find myself. I'm grateful for the advances women have made. Western American women are fortunate, indeed.The bigger issue American women face now isn't equality but community. The ceaseless divisiveness and nasty aggression towards men is a problem. The segmenting of people by superficialities, rather than finding common ground, is causing society to stretch at the seams. The constant emphasis on victimhood separates people rather than brings them together.The point of the women's movement was supposed to be to elevate women. It's turned into a systemic attack on all people who don't follow leftist, feminist orthodoxy.So I opted out of the Women's March, thank you. After eight years of separating people, I'd like the country to come together.We didn't need a march for women. We need to start seeing human individuals. We need to see Americans. We need to re-embrace the melting pot of cultures, peoples, creeds, colours and religions and see our common ideals and dreams. We need to remember our shared identity. We need to cherish and protect our freedom to become anything – even president of the United States.Enough division. More e pluribus unum. That is from The Guardian Newspaper ; it was that publication's Opinion Page. If the Democratic Party is to stop hemorrhaging votes ... I don't mean Presidential votes... I mean Congressional and Senate votes... they have to persuade those they have alienated, both women and men, that they do care. Raging on about Donald Trump is the Hillary Clinton way. The March, sadly, just seemed to be a continuation of the same... and look what happened last time. Maybe that is why Kellyanne Conway asked as to the point of the March. I am sure the GOP is grinning in pleasure and rubbing its hands in glee. But that's just my opinion.I shall now retire to my bomb shelter for a while, in case Madonna happens by. Have you figured out what the significance of "vegan butcher" is yet? giggles, tee hee :P
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\if they plan on being re-elected, and they hear from enough people, it will do good. if they get a few calls, it's one thing, but if people flood the boards, they will sit up and listen. Those poor interns.
No I am not... truly. I know I tease but I try not to tease to the point of stupidity. I googled it... and went to the Ladies Room to ask if they knew.I know a family from Taiwan that makes artificial meat and have eaten it. They even make artificial chicken legs built around bamboo cane. It's not to my taste. They are Taoists, so vegetarians. So by making artificial meats they are vegan butchers, right?But I do believe it means something else. I am seeking enlightenment. I have never heard the phrase in conversation. Not playing dumb. And if it's a smart remark I would love to know what it means. lol, so not playing. Well then...Bless your heart.
That's not fair! I actually don't know what it means exactly as I have never heard it before. So no need to get mean and nasty over it. So you're not playing dumb?
Only if the leash is too loose. You sound like an excitable one that may bite when too excited.
Don't understand the vegan butcher bit .. sorry... but I can be rather naive because I am... certainly have been in talking with peeps on this site. Can you explain "vegan butcher" ?? .. Like I understand the humour but not the application of the term. Does it mean opposites of character? It's a neat term anyway and I will use it. Just hope it's not too derogatory. Playing dumb is really unattractive now. Its the 21st century. Seriously, I hope you find a strong role model. One that doesn't play dumb to get by.
Lush is the only social media site I inhabit ... and yes I am addicted. It get's like that doesn't it?. And I am not old enough to be wise, but blonde enough to get away with such... giggles. Isn't the naivety on lush fun? I really do enjoy your vegan butcher character. Giggles :p
Comprehension has never been your strong suite. She's already admitted that she isn't aware of much of what's occurred beyond 10-15 years ago. I'm merely pointing things out for her.I see a discussion you see argumentation. Maybe you're just a shit stirrer?Any kernel of truth in my recent observation of you? You're "discussing" with a 23 year old lesbian conservative die-hard trump supporter who resides in NYC who seems to spend most of their time on a sex site. <-- what part of that makes sense?Read it out loud, old fella.
To be fair, I doubt anyone is prepared for it initially. Hmmm.. It's like any other job. (Real) Politicians start politicking early on. A lifelong quarterback is ready to lead his offense... unless some publicity stunt was put in action and the fans voted a kicker into the quarterback position that is. Then yeah, he wouldn't be prepared.
It is pretty fucked up... it implies that a woman is only worth being thought of as a person you should care about if there is some kind of link/bond/ownership to yourself as a man. If she ain't your daughter/wife/mother... well fuck her, too bad. You never hear someone say, "well what if that guy was your brother?"
aw come on, us 23 year olds know everything. You know enough for my blood. The blood in what body part? Well, I'll leave that a mystery for the kids. The kids love mystery.
Lemme know when 11.5 million more people are working good paying, 40 hour a week - jobs (not 'customer service' 28 hour a week, entry level) after his four year term sputters to a close. Or before he pulls a Sarah Palin and resigns halfway through his obligation. If so, he can rank with Clinton/Reagan for Making America Work Again.He might even be worthy of a 2nd term at that point.http://money.cnn.com/2016/10/07/news/economy/obama-15-million-jobs/ You're arguing with a 23 year old lesbian conservative die-hard trump supporter who resides in NYC who seems to spend most of their time on a sex site. <-- what part of that makes sense? Seriously. You're supposed to get wise with age.
https://i.redd.it/50cagsdgfyay.gif(teaser .jpg) The Donald showing us what he's about to do to America https://upload.lushstories.com/424369595-StrokingUS.JPG Have you forgotten how to post a gif? This is so sad and upsetting. You can't even work your computer anymore.
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You could've stopped right here... because this is what most of us know.Did you flock to Washington for today's event? Were you one of the vast dozens of people who stood in awe of his greatness as he was sworn in? Donald said there would be record attendance for his inauguration and he was right. The fewest people since John Tyler's inauguration over 150 years ago. Making America Great...again https://upload.lushstories.com/1382899330-RecordSettingAttendance.JPG Trump's inauguration looks a lot whiter.
It would be great if it were possible for Lush to identify multiple account holders. Even those that post and delete. It would save the mods from having to wade through so much bullshit if members knew they couldn't get away with it. I bet no one has ever thought of that, trinket.
When you are talking in black box go back to where you were not the top of what you were reading.... omg this makes so much sense
So...you stick to a fourth-grade vocabulary, just so that you're not mistaken for a "sweater vest wearing" dork? Having a conversation with you over drinks must be absolutely...stultifying. Your misshapen cucumber tits are stultifying.
"Gasp" People using uncommon and complex words on a writers' site. How dare they. Yes, I have used 'stultifying' in real life. The people I interact with have larger vocabularies. They may use words like profligate, pernicious, and pedantic too... Sounds like a bunch of fragile, sweater vest wearing dorks who get together to listen to the indigenous music of Peru while sipping on fair trade kombucha.


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Kaspersky Pure is a new all-in-one package from the anti-malware veterans, combining security with backup, parental control and tune-up modules. At first glance it looks like an attempt to hop on the Norton 360 bandwagon, but as the seemingly clean front-end opens up into a rabbit's warren of subpanes showing statistics and configuration options, you realise it's a more complex beast.The practical emphasis is different too. There's no online storage for the backup module, but Kaspersky has placed a greater focus on privacy: as well as the expected password manager, you get a virtual keyboard designed to defeat keyloggers, a file shredder and 128-bit AES encryption as well.Kaspersky's idea of "tune-up" isn't the usual Registry-cleaning trick. Rather, it's a security and privacy audit, which suggests changes such as wiping system logs, showing file extensions in Windows Explorer (to prevent file-type spoofing), and setting your browser to empty its cache when closed. It's a one-off diagnostic, but more worthwhile than the wizards bundled with Norton 360.Parental controls allow you to prevent specified users from accessing certain categories of website, and ban or time-restrict specific applications (or, indeed, the entire computer). There's little here that Windows 7 can't do, however.The malware detection and firewall modules are the same as Kaspersky's Internet Security 2010 suite, and retain useful features such as the "Safe Run" sandbox for unknown applications, and the highly technical Digital Identity browser that lets you browse and clean up data in your Registry.In this month's malware tests, Pure's performance failed to quite match the Nortons and Aviras of this world, but kept up a credible 90% detection rate.Creditably, Kaspersky Pure's RAM footprint of 73MB was the lowest of this month's three packages. When it comes to security, though, it remains a silver-medallist, and the price is high.
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I love smoothies but not during the winter because a) cold! and b) my hand does that thing where it freezes into a claw while holding one. So this recipe totally caught my eye...
Dr. Ben Kim has a tasty-looking recipe for a Hot Chocolate Smoothie with a very short list of ingredients that most of us already have at home:
3/4 cup water
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Blend it all together and heat it in the microwave or on the stove. Delicious, healthful--and warm!
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Remove the hardwood and go back with "exterior grade plywood" then a tile backer.:)
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Alright, so I have installed subs and amps for quite a long time. But I have never dealt with a LOC (line out converter). I have a 2002 325i, non HK system. I have a line out converter, (Raptor LOCA25 to be exact). The damn thing did not come with any instruction manual at all. Thus far, I tapped into my left 6X9, and wired the LOC. It came with 5 wires to use, a brown which I assume in a ground, a white and white with stripe, and a black and black with stripe. I am assuming the ones with stripes are the negatives. My amp turns on no problem, RCAs are connected, grounds are good. But I am not getting any sound. What am I doing wrong? I faded the sound to the rear speakers as well and no subs.
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What I find funny is that the message was started by "pinkpounder" surely he should change his name 2 brownbasher?
What I find funny is that the message was started by "pinkpounder" surely he should change his name 2 brownbasher?
That Nick Ring on the TUF at the minute seems pretty bent
david johnson is openly bi-sexual... does that count??
i do not believe that about the utimate male don frye for one second!!!
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There have been many Don Fry impersonators
Its probably the same reason you dont get that many openly gay sportsmen in other fields, because the abuse you would get from some of the crowd would be immense, Yes your more likely to get sick of it week in week out at a football stadium than once every couple of months ringside but its not going to be a good thing for them to get is it?
Also some sponsors might not want to be the one supporting the gay guy, not that I agree with it but you never know?
Still as long as there sticking it to someone who wants it stuck to them who really cares where they put the cock?
I could never be gay, the reason being
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LONDON (Reuters) - Companies will no longer be able to force staff to retire at 65, Britain's government said on Thursday in a move to boost the number of older people staying on at work as the population ages.
Governments across Europe have lifted retirement ages as part of austerity packages to cut record budget deficits, despite widespread protests.
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"Older workers can play an incredibly important role in the workplace and it is high time we ended this outdated form of age discrimination," said Employment Relations Minister Edward Davey.
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It was so much fun to follow all your links to "Wow" projects! I already spent several hours at that and I'm still not through them all. We'll have to do that more often.
The winners of one yard of fabric are Kristena, Becky, Lori and Carrie. (You should have an email from us.) Congratulations!
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Yipee! This definitely brightened my day!
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) � Gov. Beverly Perdue followed through on pledges in her first weekday in office Monday by signing executive orders she said will reduce the power of political influence on road-building and fundraising for future gubernatorial campaigns.
Her five directives also formed a committee that would recommend ways to improve state government and told her budget office to set up a method to evaluate whether agencies are meeting their goals. She said in last fall's campaign she would make the changes if elected.
"We're shaking up the way North Carolina government does business," Perdue, who was sworn in as the state's female governor Saturday, told reporters in her new office in the old Capitol building. "The real work is making sure that this happens."
Perdue also told state agencies under her direct control to post on the Internet details of state contracts and grants under their jurisdiction.
She also said she would hold at least four live "town hall" meetings with the public that could be televised statewide. She's already posted on her Web site places for the public to ask questions and to offer suggestions to state government.
The key change comes with the Board of Transportation, in which Perdue ordered the panel to delegate to new Transportation Secretary Gene Conti the authority to approve all highway construction projects and award contracts. State law allows the board to defer these powers.
Some members of the board, who often include a governor's top fundraisers, have been accused in recent years of voting on projects that could personally benefit them or their family.
Board members still will be required by state law to vote on some types of projects, including right of way land purchases and non-highway projects such as mass transit, said Jim Trogdon, DOT's new chief operating officer.
Unless the laws are changed, Perdue will require board members to promise at monthly meetings they had no personal interest in these other projects before them for a vote.
The Department of Transportation will create within 60 days a new decision-making process on where to build roads that's based on data and decisions of highway professionals.
"I believe that this is going to change the DOT paradigm," Perdue said. "And I invite my friends in the General Assembly to be eager and happy about this change."
The "First Day of Change" directives also include a task force that would lead to the creation of an endowment that would give money to gubernatorial candidates starting in 2012 who agreed to fundraising limits and pledge to run positive campaigns. The money would come from private sources.
Perdue, who will be on hand later Monday to see her 10 Cabinet appointees sworn into office, has already made changes in the formal office kept by former Gov. Mike Easley for the past eight years. Furniture has been rearranged and above the fireplace mantel a painting of Sir Walter Raleigh has replaced one of Easley and his son on a sailboat.
Gov. Perdue signs first executive orders
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) � Gov. Beverly Perdue followed through on pledges in her first weekday in office Monday by signing executive orders she said will reduce the power of political influence on road-building and fundraising for future gubernatorial campaigns.


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TinCaps Clinch Playoff Berth With Ninth Straight Win
Fort Wayne Postseason Bound for Fifth Year in a Row
By John Nolan / Fort Wayne TinCaps | June 11, 2013 5:22 PM ET
Fort Wayne, IN -- The TinCaps beat the Lake County Captains, 7-4, Tuesday night at Parkview Field to claim their ninth win in a row. In the process, the TinCaps also clinched a spot in the Midwest League Playoffs for the fifth consecutive season.
"It's nice to be around players who want to get better everyday," said TinCaps manager José Valentín, after he was doused with a Gatorade shower in the Fort Wayne clubhouse. "I'm not satifised yet because we haven't accomplished our goal of winning a championship, but I'm glad for these guys and want them to celebrate this for tonight."
In only his second game as a TinCap, left fielder Wynton Bernard was the offensive star for Fort Wayne (40-23) early on Tuesday night. After Lake County (20-41) scored twice in the top of the second inning to take a 2-0 lead, Bernard tied the game with a two-run standup triple that scored Luis Tejada and Chris Burke. Brian Adams followed with an RBI-sacrifice fly to score Bernard and give the TinCaps a 3-2 lead.
The Captains tied the game, 3-3, with a run in the top of the third, but the TinCaps once again had a better answer in the ensuing half inning. Maxx Tissenbaum (4-for-5, 2 doubles, RBI, run) started the bottom of the third with a double and came home on a Diego Goris single. Two batters later with two outs and Goris at second base, Bernard came through with another clutch hit to drive in Goris and give Fort Wayne a 5-3 advantage.
The TinCaps kept their foot on the gas in the fourth, as Alberth Martinez doubled home Brian Adams to extend their lead to 6-3. In the sixth, Tissenbaum doubled to score Mallex Smith, who also doubled. Fort Wayne, which hasn't hit a home run since May 31, collected five doubles along with Bernard's triple in the contest.
Zach Eflin (3-4) started and earned the win for the TinCaps. The 19-year old right-hander tossed six innings, allowing three runs, but only one earned. Eflin struck out five to help pick up his second victory in his last three outings. Matthew Shepherd came on in the seventh to throw 1.2 innings of relief. Shepherd surrendered one run in the eighth before handing the ball to Midwest League All-Star closer Roman Madrid, who saved his 12th game of the year.
Lake County starter Ryan Merritt (3-6) received the loss after he was touched for six runs (four earned) on 11 hits in five frames. Benny Suarez gave up one run in two innings out of the bullpen, while Felix Sterling twirled one scoreless inning.
With six games remaining in the first half of the season, Fort Wayne trails first-place South Bend by 2.5 games for first place in the Eastern Division.
"Don't change anything," Tissenbaum said of the team's approach to the finish of the first half. "Keep on doing exactly what we're doing. Go out and pitch well, play good defense, keep getting a lot of hits, and we're going to continue to win."
The TinCaps have now made the playoffs in each year of their existence since moving into Parkview Field and boast the longest postseason streak of any team in the Midwest League.
Fort Wayne and Lake County continue their three-game series at Parkview Field on Wednesday night -- Military Appreciation Night -- at 7:05. Bryan Rodriguez (1-0, 1.04) is set to start for the TinCaps against the Captains' Jake Sisco (2-5, 3.42). The game can be seen on XFINITY Channel 81 and heard on The Fan 1380, as well as TheFanFortWayne.com.
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- 12 cups cubed cooked turkey breast
- 2 pounds green grapes, halved
- 5-1/4 cups diced celery
- 1 to 1-1/2 cups chopped pecans, toasted
- 3 green onions, sliced
- 2 cups mayonnaise
- 1-1/2 cups chicken broth
- 3/4 cup vinaigrette
- 1 tablespoon prepared mustard
- In several large bowls, combine the turkey, grapes, celery, pecans and onions. In a large bowl, whisk the mayonnaise, broth, vinaigrette and mustard until smooth. Pour over turkey mixture and toss to coat.
- Cover and chill for at least 4 hours before serving. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 20 servings (about 1 cup each).
Originally published as Grape Turkey Salad in Taste of Home June/July 2005, p7
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The OnStar Story
Jeff Joyner from OnStar General Motors started the day looking at one of the earliest location-based services, OnStar. It all started back in 1995 with a project then called Beacon. It morphed from a $2000 add-on for Cadallic owners in 1996, that supported some nine calls per day to a factory installed solution in 2000 that supported 5000 calls per day. By 2005, OnStar added month car diagnostic e-mails to car owners who had the service. In 2009, OnStar went to China and in 2010 GM began looking at injury severity after accidents. In 2011 the solution supports apps such as those to remotely lock a car or find it in a parking lot. In 2011, OnStar supports about two calls per second.
Among the other interesting tidbits, were the types of calls collected per month:
- 2500 automatic crash reports (or air bag deployed)
- 5600 emergency calls (subscriber needs help)
- 7000 good samaritan calls (subscriber calling about others in need)
I also found it fascinating that GM saves $2-$3M in warranty costs, by sending those monthly "car checkup" reports.
Joyner also shared a touching recorded call of a young girl who noticed her mother was not driving the right way to get home. She pushed the OnStar button and police stopped her Mom. It turns out Mom was having a diabetic reaction and was in fact not "ok."
I find it interesting that back in the 1990s the pull of location-based services and cell phones/cell phone technology was safety. I know my Dad loved it when I first got a cell phone for work. He felt better I could get help (via AAA) or call him at any time. Today, in 2012, the number of location-based apps and energy focused on safety seems so very small. The efforts seem so focused on marketing and entertainment.
Enterprise Location Intelligence: The BI/LI/Cloud Story
Sean Maday of Google, Chris Ovens of Esri and Glenn Kronschnabl of CoreLogic shared their "vision" of the state of Business Intelligence, Location Intelligence and the cloud.
Maday restated the irony of the current abundance of data, but balkanization of that same data and highlighted Google role as making those data useable. He also announced the rebranding of Google Earth Builder as Google Maps Engine. Ovens joined Esri from SpotOn Systems and started by not doing the "location advantage talk." Instead he focused on his role on the location analytics team, one that needs to adopt geospatial perspectives into the CIO's world instead of dragging that CIO into our world. Kronschnabl highligted CoreLogic's goal of offering a data play as well as a technology play,
The questions yielded some interesting comments from the panel (paraphrased):
Maday (Google) - Do analysis elsewhere; When you want to visualize, come to Google.
Kronschnabl (CoreLogic) - Back in the day (I was with Cognos), adding location/mapping to BI was 4 or 5 on agenda, so "check box mapping" was enough. Now it's expected by customers due to Google's redefining expectations.
Kronschnabl (CoreLogic) - Customers now want APIs, but we still ship data. Our emphasis is on making the data easy to consume. We don't know all the questions our customers may need to ask, so it's best to put data in cloud and let users go wild.
Maday (Google) - Google's play in the enterprise geo space does not involve the company offering professional services. Instead, Google offers platforms to support consumers, we blur with Fusion Tables, but don't, for example, support multiple heatmap algorithms.
Maday (Google) - Google has done a lot of indoor mapping. (Google Indoor Mapping coverage)
Overs (Esri) We sort of do indoor mapping - facilities mapping. There are two ways to think of it: geocentric-spatial at center vs geo-enabled take spatial to the existing systems.
Maday (Google) We think OpenStreetMap is a great thing, but it's large cumbersome, needs styling, needs processing needed. But lots of Googlers contribute to it.


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How Right Wing Extremists Try to Paralyze Government Through Ideological Smears and Baseless Attacks
On December 2, 1954, the U.S. Senate voted to censure Sen. Joseph McCarthy, bringing to an end four years of political intimidation and character assassination so ferocious that McCarthy's name is still synonymous with a particularly destructive form of demagoguery.
McCarthy's campaign against supposedly widespread communist infiltration of the U.S. government brought down sitting Senators and intimidated even President Eisenhower (who loathed McCarthy) and his advisors. McCarthy's campaign was boosted by conservative think tanks, media figures, and clergy, and abetted for years by the unwillingness of most of his colleagues to stand up against his false charges and clear abuses of power.
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If it has seemed that Republican Senators have been expending tremendous amounts of energy for the sole purpose of slowing down the work of the Senate and the President's reform agenda, that's because they have.
A review of cloture attempts in past sessions of Congress reveals that Republican senators have gone to record lengths to use Senate rules with the goal of slowing down the work of Congress, often when they have no expectation of stopping legislation or even winning concessions.
So far, GOP foot dragging has forced the Senate leadership to file 67 cloture petitions and forced cloture votes on 38 occasions.
The Senate voted down a restrictive anti-choice amendment to health care reform legislation. The amendment, which would have prohibited health insurance plans that participate in the new exchange from providing full reproductive health benefits to millions of American women, was modeled on language in the House bill proposed by Representatives Bart Stupak and Joseph Pitts.
Kathleen Turner, a dedicated PFAW activist who helped lead our efforts against the amendment, and a board member of the affiliated People For the American Way Foundation, said:
"I'm glad that the Senate stood up so powerfully to right-wing activists who want to hold health care reform hostage. But this is just the first hurdle. Anti-choice leaders are working hard to restrict women's health care options. Everyone who cares about health care reform and reproductive freedom should continue pushing their elected officials to oppose restrictive anti-choice language in the health care bill."
On December 15, the Washington, DC City Council gave final approval to legislation that will extend marriage equality to same-sex couples. Mayor Adrian Fenty signed the law, which will go into effect after a congressional review period has elapsed.
In 2009, right-wing extremism reached new heights.
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Where we've been and where we're going.
As we look back at 2009 and prepare for the year ahead, we are doing some end-of-the-year fund-raising and so I thought I'd take a look back at some of the posts that ranked among RWW's primary blogger Kyle's personal favorites from the last year.
You might have read the recent news about Joe Lieberman's efforts to block meaningful health care reform. It's no longer surprising that Senator Lieberman is doing everything he can to slow down or stop reform, but it might be surprising to know that his efforts have been opposed by . . . Joe Lieberman.
Janet Porter says it is "time to fight for your lives!" and lays out five ways to do so, with numbers 4 and 5 being prayer and fasting, which are necessary because America "made the choice of death last November" and is therefore cursed for electing Barack Obama.
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Earlier this year, [I] wrote a series of posts based upon a widespread right-wing lie alleging that the economic stimulus legislation signed into law by President Obama contained an "anti-Christian" provision that would "usher in a new era of religious censorship" and target Christians for discrimination. We eventually produced our very first Right Wing Watch In Focus examining the Right's use of this lie in order to generate opposition to President Obama and his agenda.
With a new Government Accountability Office report on the activities of the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice between 2001-2007, we are learning even more about a department that had been politicized to a dangerous degree under the Bush Administration. Instead of representing the best interests of the American people, the DOJ had been turned into a political machine.
On Dec. 8, we introduced the world to the wonder that is the CHRIST-mas Tree. Since that time the lowly tree has become a national icon of the bogus "War on Christmas."
Writing in The Weekly Standard, Gary Bauer complains that the lack of a "backlash" against Muslims in America is leading to more terrorist attacks.
Over the holiday, Stand For Marriage DC began running ads demanding a vote on the District's recently passed marriage equality legislation...
In a somewhat related development, right-wing activists in Iowa are also moblizing to pressure state legislators to put a constitutional amendment on the ballot that would overturn the state Supreme Court's ruling.
I guessing we'll soon see a Dixie Chicks-style backlash against Ted Nugent for his statements, right?
The Cat Scratch Fever hitmaker, a fervent Republican, insists America should be ashamed about voting in the Democrat, who took office in January (09).
He tells Royal Flush magazine, "I think that Barack Hussein Obama should be put in jail. It is clear that Barack Hussein Obama is a communist.
On Dec. 8, there was a panel at the Religious Action Center discussing the role of religious communities in debates over judicial nominees. Joi Orr, program assistant with People for the American Way's African American Religious Affairs department spoke about the role of the religious vote and what People for the American Way is currently doing around judicial nominations.
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