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It's no secret, the government has its opposition. No problem, the government just simply buys up its oppostion and controls them. Take for instance the below news story of a newspaper exposing police abuse. The police merely buy up the newspaper and orders their detractors be fired.
Such action shows the inherent dangers of government buying up (pronounced "nationalizing") businesses. As an illustration, what if the largest business here in the this nation, was bought up by government. Imagine for a minunite if General Motors was bought up (nationalized) by the government and it became "Government Motors" and it had government officials sitting on its executive board making operational decisions. Wow.
It has been proven from actual literal experience that government is so inept at business decisions that it could not even turn a profit when it seized a whore house and tried to run it. http://www.dailypaul.com/node/83270 "Back in 1990, the Government seized the Mustang Ranch brothel in Nevada for tax evasion and, as required by law, tried to run it. They failed and it closed."
Who knows what would happen if the government got into the housing business, or dared to buy up Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, AIG, Bear Stearns, Lehmann Brothers, and who knows what else, and tried to run them?
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L.A. police union wants San Diego newspaper writers fired
May 21, 2009
The union representing Los Angeles police officers is pressuring the owner of San Diego's main newspaper to change the paper's editorial stance on labor issues or to fire its editorial writers.
The feud is rooted in the recent purchase of the San Diego Union-Tribune by Platinum Equity, a private Beverly Hills firm.
Platinum relies on a $30-million investment from the pension fund of Los Angeles police officers and fire fighters, along with large sums from other public-employee pension systems around the state, to help fund its acquisitions of companies. As League President Paul M. Weber views it, that makes the League part owner in the flagging Tribune and League officials are none to happy with the paper's consistent position that San Diego lawmakers should cut back on salaries and benefits for public employees in order to help close gaping budget deficits.
"Since the very public employees they continually criticize are now their owners, we strongly believe that those who currently run the editorial pages should be replaced," Weber wrote in a March 26 letter to Platinum CEO Tom Gores.
Weber, in an interview, emphasized that the League is not demanding changes in the paper's news coverage of the issue or in its staff of reporters. "It's just these people on the opinion side. There is not even an attempt to be even-handed. They're one step away from saying, 'these public employees are parasites,' " Weber said.
Bob Kittle, editor of the Union-Tribune's editorial page, rebuffed Weber's comments. While his staff has written several editorials critical of the benefit and pension commitments city leaders have made to San Diego's five public employee unions, he denied Weber's charge that the paper is out to hurt public employees.
Kittle said no one at Platinum or higher-ups at the paper had contacted him about the union's request.
Mark Barnhill, a principal at Platinum, acknowledged the letter from Weber but declined to comment on whether the firm planned to take any action. In a recent interview with the Union-Tribune, however, another Platinum executive indicated that the League is wasting its time.
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The following information was taken from El Dorado County sheriff's reports:
Goin' for a dip
Oct. 3: A 21-year-old woman and an 22-year-old man were cited after they allegedly entered a locked pool area on Valley View Parkway.
Stylish thief
Oct. 3: A woman reportedly stole a $350 pair of shoes from a shoe boutique on White Rock Road.
On the ridge
Oct. 2: A Ridgeview resident called in a report that someone broke into his vehicle and stole items.
Oct. 1: A 19-year-old woman was detained at a Post Street store after store employees reportedly determined the suspect had stolen items.
Decidedly not grand
Sept. 30: A Planeta Way resident reported a grand theft.
Sept. 30: Someone threw a rock through a commercial business' window on Francisco Drive.
Born to steal?
Sept. 30: A thief stole a motorcycle and gear out of the back of a truck parked on Bates Circle. The bike was recovered; the gear was not.
While you were sleeping
Sept. 30: A Clermont Way resident reported that someone broke into his vehicle overnight.
Don't relish this
Sept. 29: Two women, ages 24 and 25, reportedly got into a fight at Relish Burger Bar on White Rock Road.
High school
Sept. 29: A 16-year-old boy was cited after school officials reportedly found him in possession of marijuana on campus.
Greasy thief
Sept. 28: Sometime during the night a thief stole grease from a Town Center business.
Sept. 28: A Montrose Way resident reported that someone stole his iPad from his home.
Art heist
Sept. 28: A Manning Drive resident reported that burglars made off with two framed pieces of art hanging in his home.
On the job hazard
Sept. 28: A Green Valley Road business's employee was reportedly assaulted. A 45-year-old man was cited on suspicion of assault/battery at the scene.


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In case you missed this one, former Vice President Al Gore is looking for anything - any weather event at all to correlate to so-called anthropogenic global warming.
During a conference call for activist hosted by his group Repower America on March 15, Gore attached blame to the recent windy and rainy weather in the Northeastern United States could be tied to global warming.
"Just look at what has been happening for the last three days," Gore said. "The so-called skeptics haven't noted it because it's not snow. But the downpours and heavy winds are consistent with what the scientists have long warned about."
This caught the attention of Fox News Channel's Sean Hannity. On his March 16 broadcast, Hannity pointed Gore's wisdom out for his viewers.
"Alright, so it has been a long cold winter for the global warming alarmists," Hannity said. "Now, first they told us the record-breaking blizzards that we endured over the past three months were caused by global warming. Now they say climate change behind this weekend's heavy rainstorms in the Northeast. And guess who is leading the charge? Everyone's favorite former vice president, Al Gore."
Hannity cited the conference call reported by the Media Research Center's Business and Media Institute on March 16 and offered the possibility that when the flowers come in May, it meant it probably also rained during the month of April.
"Now, according to BusinessandMedia.org, Gore held a conference call yesterday with some of his fellow alarmist in which he said, quote, 'Just look at what has been happening the last three days.The so-called skeptics haven't noted it because it is not snow. The downpours and heavy winds are consistent with what the scientists have long warned about," Hannity said. "Yes Al - yes, scientists have also been known to warn that April showers bring May flowers. So, Mr. Vice President, when you see the flowers in May, consider yourself warned."


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|Posh American hotels offer delightful upscale versions of afternoon tea, including some -- like The Plaza's "Eloise," with its colorful shortbread pastries -- just for kids.
Price: $48-$78 per person ($28-$58 for kids under 12)
The Plaza offers perhaps America's best-known afternoon tea, held every day in the hotel's recently renovated $6.5 million Palm Court restaurant. A scene in F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1925 novel The Great Gatsby involves two characters enjoying afternoon tea at the Palm Court. The Eloise series of children's books -- about a fictional 6-year-old girl who supposedly lives at the Plaza -- also helped make the Palm Court's tea service famous. These days, the restaurant offers four prix-fixe tea menus: "The Classic," "The New Yorker," "The Eloise Tea" and "The Chocolate Tea." The $48 Classic menu features pastries, warm scones and a selection of tea sandwiches ranging from truffled quail-egg salad to Maine lobster with sturgeon caviar.


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Features of this title include: main chapters that focus on geography, people and culture, history, government and economy, and nature; ''At a Glance'' double spreads to present a maximum amount of information in a minimal amount of space, utilizing charts, tables, time lines, and other highly visual elements; and, full-page maps that highlight physical features, vegetation and ecosystems, history, population, and political organization. As a bonus, every photograph within each chapter is tied to a location on the main map for that chapter. The work features smaller maps that zoom in on special topics, such as migration, rainfall, changing borders, resources, industry, and other important themes. It includes special feature sidebars that introduce intriguing people, places, and events, and a glossary to aid in comprehension of unfamiliar terms. It presents an extensive bibliography that lists books, National Geographic articles, and Web sites.


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He took part in a dawn ceremony at Baghdad airport, marking Anzac Day, when Australia honours its war dead.
Australia sent an initial force of 2,000 troops to serve in Iraq, but over half of those have now been withdrawn.
Mr Howard said Australians serving in Iraq were "following in the footsteps of countless other Australians who have served the nation".
Last week he said that Australian military personnel would stay in Iraq "until the job is done," after a spokesman for radical cleric Moqtada Sadr said Australians were kidnap targets because of their troops' role in the country.
He told ABC radio: "I don't believe many Australians would expect their government and their armed forces to succumb to that kind of threat."
He also condemned the withdrawal of Spanish troops, saying it will "give heart to those people who are trying to delay the emergence of a free and democratic Iraq".
Security fears
Thousands of Australians and New Zealanders have attended early morning services to mark the day 89 years ago when thousands of troops were killed as they stormed ashore on Turkey's Gallipoli peninsula.
The troops - Australian and New Zealand volunteer soldiers, known as Anzacs - were taking part in a World War I campaign to gain a foothold in Turkey.
But the landing was the start of a disastrous eight-month battle in which more than 100,000 men died.
Thousands more Australians and New Zealanders gathered at Anzac Cove on the Gallipoli peninsula itself, despite travel warnings that advised them to keep away for fear of terror attacks.


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I have encountered a serious problem, at least for me. The firewall
does not seem to be able to pass any IPSEC traffic from the LAN segment
to the WAN connection. Does anyone have a clue what I could do to
enable this?
I lowered the MTU to ensure encapsulation wouldn't be the problem, this
fixed it for a NetScreen firewall when I encountered the same symptoms
I am using a safenet client on a windows XP system to connect out to a
remote netscreen endpoint. It gets a connection but cannot pass any
Any ideas?
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text: To get from Teramo to Rosolini by train you can catch one of the 1 trains that everyday travel between these two cities. The first train to Rosolini leaves from Teramo at 16:11 and the last train departs at 16:11. If you choose a local train the trip lasts on average 18:44 hours. For your trip from Teramo to Rosolini by train you can choose to leave from one of Teramo main stations: Teramo On Wanderio you can compare all schedules, fares and railway companies to Rosolini and book the best itinerary starting from Teramo.


text: Is it true that that all development work has moved to 4.0 leaving users with bugs in 2.x waiting for a production release to be ready? I've had a problem with pbs_mom's dieing or getting stuck in a loop since before Thanksgiving and have been working the case through our vendor Penguin Computing. They told me just before christmas that they'd contacted Adaptive about the issue and it looked similar to a known bug and that they were working on a fix. When I contacted Penguin after the break they said that they were now being told that the fix will be in 4.0 and we have to wait for that. I find it a little disturbing that support for a product is being dropped before the next production release is ready. I posted my analysis of the problem to this list on December 13 and didn't get any response so maybe that is the case, but I'd like to hear that from the maintainers of the code. Thanks, Mike Robbert


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Lopez shows marked improvement in NOLA debut
By: Jim Eichenhofer, Hornets.com, @Jim_Eichenhofer
Generally speaking, young NBA players tend to fill larger roles as they mature, while gaining confidence and experience. Unfortunately for Robin Lopez, his career arc took the opposite path during four seasons with the Phoenix Suns. From Year 2 to Year 4, Lopez's average in minutes per game dipped from 19.3 to 14.8 to 14.0. After starting 56 games in 2010-11, he did not start once in 2011-12. Amid what appeared to be a gradual regression, it became somewhat accepted around the league that the twin brother of Brooklyn Nets center Brook Lopez was more of an NBA backup than a first-stringer.
Everything changed last July, when the New Orleans Hornets acquired Lopez in a trade. With a clear need for a conventional center, the Hornets valued the 7-footer's ability to score around the basket and protect the rim.
Thirty-plus games into 2012-13, at both ends of the floor, the 24-year-old has produced at a level few could have foreseen. The Stanford University alum entered '12-13 with a career scoring average of 5.8, but has doubled that as a Hornet, to 11.9. Periodically, Lopez has been a go-to option, with teammates repeatedly feeding him in the low post.
"It's something I've been working on over the past couple years," he said of his offensive improvements. "With all of the playing time and all of the opportunity I've been getting here, I'm really having the advantage of trying it on the court. After practicing, that's the next logical step. It's me reading the defense, being aggressive and being in the right place, and having my teammates find me."
Defensively, Lopez had never averaged more than 1.0 block prior to this season, but is swatting 2.0 a game with New Orleans, 10th in the league.
"My primary goal on the basketball court is to defend the rim," Lopez noted. "I'm the last line on defense. I've got to make sure I'm ready to help my teammates. That's the mindset, to prevent buckets from being scored."
Sometimes a change of scenery is the best thing for a player. For Lopez, the move to New Orleans has coincided with a 180 in his role and production.
"I've always been trying to improve my game each season in the NBA," he said. "I'm getting that opportunity now."


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Milking primarily is the act of removing milk from pregnant tits. In a wider meaning milking might also describe the act of generating a man's ejaculation.
[edit] Bodyparts that can be milked
- Her tits: Her tits can be milked by hands or machine. Her tits can be milked by herself or other persons.
- His penis: His penis can be milked by hands or machine. His penis can be milked by himself, which would be called masturbation or by someone else. Milking a penis leads to his orgasm.
[edit] Methods of Milking
In general milking always involves some kind of mechanical and/or vacuum stimulation.
[edit] Hand Milking her Tits
Hand milking is performed by massaging her pregnant tits and applying some pressure to her nipples, which is usually achieved by squeezing her nipples between two fingers while at the same time applying some mild pressure on her tits. <mediaplayer image='http://wiki.voyeurweb.com/images/3/31/Lactating_video.jpg'>File:Lactating.mp4</mediaplayer> Marilyn milking her tits
[edit] Machine Milking her Tits
Machine milking her pregnant tits is done by nipple pumping: A suction device is being attached to her nipples:
[edit] Hand Milking his Penis
This type of procedure is discussed under handjob.
[edit] Machine Milking his Penis
This is achieved by applying a penis pump combined with any type of vibrations to his penis.
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And now behold this sulking boy,
His costly presents bring no joy;
Harsh tears of anger fill his eye
Tho he has all that wealth can buy.
What profits it that he employs
His many gifts to make a noise?
His playroom is so placed that he
Can cause his folks no agony.
Mere worldly wealth does not possess
The power of giving happiness.
Poet: Ellis Parker Butler
Poem: The Rich Boys Christmas
Volume: Leslies Monthly
Year: Published/Written in 1902
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ThinkMind // GEOProcessing 2011, The Third International Conference on Advanced Geographic Information Systems, Applications, and Services // View article geoprocessing_2011_2_40_30096
Determining the Geographical Origin of a Serial Offender Considering the Temporal Uncertainty of the Recorded Crime Data
Authors:Marie TrottaBenoit BidaineJean-Paul Donnay
Keywords: crime mapping; geographic profiling; temporal data quality; least-squares adjustment; raster diffusion process; error propagation
Abstract:Since the days the investigating officers used "pin maps" to locate and to think about crime events, crime mapping has become widespread thanks to spatial analysis mainly supplied by GIS-like software. In particular these methods suit well to geographic profiling devoted to crime series characterised by a single offender and hence limited space and time variability. Although spatial techniques are now regularly performed to delineate an offender's area of residence, the temporal dimension is underemployed due to the wider uncertainty of time records. This paper proposes a methodology based on a least-squares adjustment in order to cope with this temporal issue for determining the most probable offender's residence. Moreover, a chi-square test is described to check the significance of the solutions suggested by the method. The process is carried out on the real road network which has been discretised (rasterised) for computing convenience. Three simulations show the validity of the reasoning. Finally the main time and speed assumptions introduced in the model are discussed paving the way for further research.
Pages: 40 to 45
Copyright: Copyright (c) IARIA, 2011
Publication date: February 23, 2011
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Location: Gosier, Guadeloupe, France
Dates: from February 23, 2011 to February 28, 2011


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Very Warm and Comfy
Very warm, and they will last a long time because of the high quality of leather. Highly recommended for anyone who rides in very cold temperatures. Most gloves that are super warm are also super bulky; but not these, thanks to the PrimaLoft insulation.
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These are strange days for the Stanley Cup champion Kings, starting with the words Stanley Cup champion Kings. They won their first championship in June, partied heartily through the summer months and then were locked out by the NHL's owners in September.
When they returned to work earlier this week, and the lockout officially ended and training camp began, the Kings were still Stanley Cup champions but it had been a while since anyone had celebrated much of anything. Most of all, they were eager to get back to work.
"It feels like we're home," Kings left wing Dustin Penner said, smiling.
If training camp felt rushed or incomplete, no one would say. The Kings had only six days to prepare for their season opener against the Chicago Blackhawks this afternoon at Staples Center, one final day of celebration and reflection before starting a 48-game sprint to the playoffs.
No one knows precisely what to expect because the last time the NHL staged a truncated schedule following a bitter lockout, most of the league's players went home, put their feet up, cracked open a cool drink and waited for a phone call saying the 1994-95 labor impasse was at an end.
This time, the Kings skated together in El Segundo and elsewhere, renting ice and trying their best to stick to routines they knew so well. Plenty of others played in Europe, serving as temp-workers in their homelands or in foreign nations. It was a pattern throughout the NHL.
No one expects a traditional Stanley Cup hangover, which has been blamed in recent years for the fact that there hasn't been a repeat champion since the Detroit Red Wings won back-to-back titles in 1997 and '98. The Kings say the four-month lockout cured them.
"We had a lot of time to work out and a lot of time to recover, so I was able to come here in good shape," defenseman Drew Doughty said on the opening day of training camp. "I felt good out there and I have felt good for a week or so. We have no excuse but to be perfectly ready for Saturday."
Perhaps that's true, but they won't be perfectly healthy for today's game.
Injuries were a concern on the eve of the season opener.
Anze Kopitar, the Kings' top center, won't play today after suffering a sprained right knee while playing in Sweden two weeks ago. It's uncertain whether he will be sound enough to play in their second game of the season, Tuesday against the Colorado Avalanche in Denver.
Willie Mitchell, a veteran defenseman who was an important factor in shutting down opponents during the Kings' remarkable playoff run last spring, won't play today, either. Mitchell underwent knee surgery to mend torn meniscus last month and suffered a setback earlier this month.
Meanwhile, goaltender Jonathan Quick had back surgery during the offseason. He said he's sound and has no concerns about beginning the season today. However, he also acknowledged he wouldn't have been fit enough to play until a few weeks ago.
In an odd twist, the lockout actually benefited him and the Kings.
"I wouldn't have been playing until about a week ago. I just got cleared," said Quick, the Conn Smythe Trophy winner as the MVP of the playoffs. "(Recovering during the lockout) came at a cost. People lost jobs for a bit and fans didn't get hockey for about four months, so there was a cost."
It's likely many Kings fans will forgive and forget, starting with today's game.
It remains to be seen if the Kings can repeat their remarkable Cup run, however.
Having everyone who was on the ice celebrating the championship last June back for their title defense today could aid the Kings in their quest, according to Quick. No team in recent memory had every single player from their lineup back after winning the Stanley Cup.
"I think it does help that we have the same group coming back," Quick said. "Where some teams need to find chemistry with guys that never played together before, everybody in here played together the past year. Hopefully, it clicks a little faster than others."
We'll find out for certain starting today.


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FOOTBALL fever hit Cardinal Newman High School on Thursday just days before the final whistle was blown at this year's World Cup.
Pupils went head to head as they competed to collect points for their teams during the World Cup themed independent learning day.
Throughout the day pupils took part in wild card activities which included a flag match competition and World Cup snakes and ladders.
The day came to a close with a parade and presentation.