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Can anyone provide a simple list of the proper scale settings to be set in the host and the incoming drawing when the host drawing is drawn by an architect using 1= 1 inch, and the incoming Xref is drawn by a civil engineer using 1= 1 foot? In each drawing, what are the proper values for:
I realize that there are numerous threads covering these settings, but I cannot find a thread that simplifies the issue and deals specifically with civil-to-architectural scale settings.
Also, the -DWGUNITS command asks some questions beyond what Drawing Units are desired:
Scale objects from other drawings upon insert? [Yes/No]
Match INSUNITS to drawing units? [Yes/No]
Scale objects in current drawing to reflect change in units? [Yes/No]
What are the correct answers to these questions when Xref-ing a civil engineer's dwg into an architectural dwg?
Can't you just scale the civil xref up by a factor of 12? I never messed with any of those settings.
Sure, but when drawings go back and forth between architects and civil engineers, each discipline gets annoyed at finding that things have been scaled to the other's way of working. Our civil engineers find it unprofessional and irritating.
The way I've worked around this is to reference in the architects drawing in my site base drawing. I then scale rotate and place the arch drawing in the correct spot on my civil drawing. Then when we get an updated arch drawing, we can just save over the existing arch drawing and since we are using our civil site base, we don't need to re-insert or re-scale anything.
This is what I've don't, at least until architects start using engineering units and putting things in the real location in the world

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Hi, it's Amy here with a cute wearable DIY. You can make your own bottle cap earrings using bottle caps from your favorite contemporary beverages -- or you can use vintage bottle caps like I did. I purchased my caps on eBay, but you can often find them at flea markets and antique fairs as well.
Supplies: * one pair of matching bottle caps * at least 2 head-pins * 2 ear wires * beads Tools: * hammer (a small household hammer like the one pictured will do) * an awl (can be found at hardware stores or in the leather working section of your local craft store) * jewelry pliers * round-nose jewelry pliers (see the red pair, pictured)
1. First, you'll need to punch a hole in your bottle caps. Find a sturdy surface to work on (a sturdy table or concrete floor work best). You may want to protect your surface as well - work on top of a wooden cutting board, for instance. 2. Decide where you want your hole to be and position the tip of the awl on the inside of the bottle cap (see photo). Hammer the end of the awl so that the tip goes through the cap, leaving a hole.
3. Slip a head-pin through the hole so that the head of the pin is on the inside of the cap. Add a few beads.
this link. Repeat steps 2 through 5 for the second earring. Note: You may even want to add a second hole in each bottle cap to attach more beads or dangling chain. Repeat the instructions above for the bottom hole.
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Civil engineers in Mexico are in the midst of an ambitious project to span the infamous Devil's Backbone. Until now, if you wanted to cross the twisted span of the Sierra Madre that separates Durango from the coastal city of Mazaltan, you had to either take an eight-hour detour that circumnavigated the mountains or risk life and limb by tackling the dirt road that snakes through drug country. When the project wraps up in 2012, drivers will be able to hop over the mountains in a mere two and a half hours.
To make it happen, workers will have to carve a total of 63 tunnels through some 11 miles of stone. They'll also have to raise 32 bridges, including one that will become the second highest span in the world. Work on the road officially kicked off in 2005, though crews just got started cutting their way through the Devil's Backbone last year. Workers have already begun digging the longest tunnel – a 1.6 mile behemoth.
Mexico has a lot riding on the road. The land between Durango and Mazaltan has been difficult to access in the past, and as a result, there have been few jobs. Most local citizens have turned to the drug trade for work in one aspect or another, and the area has become one of the country's largest producers of marijuana and opium. With the new highway in place, federal officials are hoping both tourism and industry will flow into the area and supplant drug-based jobs with higher-earning options.
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A friend of mine discovered that he was suffering from what he termed a spiritual "Stockholm syndrome", the phenomenon of kidnapped victims bonding with their captors as they look desperately for mercy or an act of kindness. In his previous evangelical faith a dark shadow of hell made my friend hungry for any indication of mercy and love from God. A believing friend was recently confronted by her son who said, "What kind of God would send people to hell just because they don't believe in Jesus?" In a Bible study I attend one participant said that he wants to believe in a God who loves all people, but he has been brought up believing that the Bible teaches there are people God hates and who are chosen for hell. All of these perspectives are perversions of the clearest picture we have of God which is found in the Father of the Lord Jesus Christ: a Deity so determined that humanity would be redeemed to life that he suffered the indignity and pain of the cross in the person of his son rather than let us be destroyed. It is not eternal torment that is the essential truth of the universe, but the love of God. It is not hell that has the last word, but the Lord Jesus Christ who makes all things right and brings the whole universe back to God (Col 1:20). (Do not read between the lines here and label me a universalist: Jesus also taught that God does not forgive those who are unmerciful, uncaring and unrepentant e.g., Matt 18 & 25). My concern is with the picture of God people are gaining from the gospel message. If our presentations of the gospel of Christ are being perceived as promoting arbitrariness, callousness and injustice on the part of God, then we are misrepresenting the salvation Christ offers. If people are hearing the love of God presented with a dark side of his satisfaction in the eternal torture of his creatures, then we are undermining the message of the cross. I am amazed at how many people exposed to evangelical messages of salvation are repulsed by the image of a God who doesn't love the world, whose mercy is limited and who refuses to accept the meek and humble. Is there something wrong in the way we present the gospel that people fail to be confronted with the vast, unbounded grace of the Father longing to wrap his arms around the prodigal?
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Mum's latest project is particularly fabulous – the BYO Coffee Cup is a collaboration with her great friends Ren and Saskia. Between them they've started a fantastic little creative enterprise called HookTurn Industries – and the BYO Coffee Cup is their first product! They designed this smart silicone coffee cup to look just like a paper coffee cup – except it's reusable! The silicone keeps your coffee nice and hot, but is cool to touch. And of course it fits neatly under the coffee machine dripper just like a regular take-away cup.
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This was a great recipe over all. I tried a previous reviewer's suggestion and pureed the cucumber. *Seed the cucumber first or it will make the yogurt too runny.* I like the flavor but found a little went a long way.
Cool Cucumber Salad
Known as raita (RI-tah), this refreshing saucy dish balances spicy meats.
Yield: Makes 3 1/2 cups
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- 1 large cucumber, peeled, seeded, and diced
- 1 medium-size sweet onion, chopped
- 1/2 to 1 small jalapeño pepper, seeded and minced
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
- 1 teaspoon cumin seeds*
- 1 teaspoon lemon pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Garnishes: fresh cilantro sprigs, cucumber slices
- Stir together first 8 ingredients in a bowl. Cover and chill at least 2 hours. Garnish, if desired.
- *1/2 teaspoon ground cumin may be substituted.
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I love film. From January 1, 2011 to January 1, 2012, I recorded every film I watched for the year in the form of a poster distilling the essence of each using only two colors (red + black) plus the color of the paper itself. I employed as few elements as I could in the design. For 2012, taking a hiatus, I used the same methods to create a few selected posters for films I love. In 2013, I again captured every film I watched. I have been focusing on special projects in 2014.
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"Your daughter?"
Angeal raised an eyebrow to that comment. He didn't look the type to be a father but obviously looks could decieve. These shades did sound dangerous but to Angeal, he's had worse. Much worse. He frowned a little but gave sympathy towards the other.
"I'm.. sorry to hear about her."
Angeal did turn around but then turned back as Nier would apologize to him. He smiled and nodded at the elder.
"It's alright, there's nothing to apologize for. I understand.. You could say.. I've been in a similar position. You know, losing the things I hold dear."
Angeal closed his eyes and his head sank down. He was beginning to remember all his bad times once again. But he couldn't help it. He gritted his teeth and clenched his fists as they would rummage through his mind.
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He is recycling that discarded canard?.
Waste of time.
Build what?
I thought Paul Ryan was Mr. Honesty! Reincarnation of Ayn Rand (minus the atheistic part) etc.
Of course, he turns out to be just another game player in Washington … conveniently omitting out his own record of voting for big spending bills and now omitting the lines from President's speech … which Obama himself clarified later again for those thick skulls who didn't get it. Well don't complain if Obama's campaign keeps hammering on tax returns, Bain capital etc because the difference is, at least they are all TRUE!
At first I thought this was right wing spin…then I watch Obama's whole speech. "You didn't build that" was NOT taken out of context. He believed in what he was saying. The President can spin it all he wants, he simply does not believe in individual spirit over big government. Let Mr. O sweat it to make a payroll or two and maybe he'll understand why I find what he said so offensive.
My tax dollars are what paid for it all. The government had nothing to do with it. Obama, you are clearly a communist. Just come out and say it. Don't lie (I know it is hard not to).
Of course I agree with Paul Ryan's "Spin" on it. You call a spade a spade in my book.
The Republican convention, where they'll be repeating "you didn't build that" endlessly, will be held in an arena built with public, taxpayer dollars.
Does Republican hypocrisy and emotional appeals to ignorance know no bounds?
The question still remains – Who Built Barack H. Obama?
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But you know what, I'm not going to see us gut the investments that grow our economy to give tax breaks to me or Mr. Romney or folks who don't need them. So I'm going to reduce the deficit in a balanced way. We've already made a trillion dollars' worth of cuts. We can make another trillion or trillion-two, and what we then do is ask for the wealthy to pay a little bit more. (Applause.) And, by the way, we've tried that before — a guy named Bill Clinton did it. We created 23 million new jobs, turned a deficit into a surplus, and rich people did just fine. We created a lot of millionaires.
There are a lot of wealthy, successful Americans who agree with me — because they want to give something back. They know they didn't — look, if you've been successful, you didn't get there on your own. You didn't get there on your own. I'm always struck by people who think, well, it must be because I was just so smart. There are a lot of smart people out there. It must be because I worked harder than everybody else. Let me tell you something — there are a whole bunch of hardworking people out there. (Applause.)
If you were successful, somebody along the line gave you some help. There was a great teacher somewhere in your life. Somebody helped to create this unbelievable American system that we have that allowed you to thrive. Somebody invested in roads and bridges. If you've got a business — you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen. The Internet didn't get invented on its own. Government research created the Internet so that all the companies could make money off the Internet.
The point is, is that when we succeed, we succeed because of our individual initiative, but also because we do things together."
The Ryan-Romney republican attacks are not honest.
Ryan is of course lying. He knows that he took the President's statement out of context. Ryan is willing to lie to become powerful. That is the story here.
People who believe this scare me
Our socialist blogger friends would like nothing better than the R's dropping Obama's Mission Statement. I hope Ryan reminds voters every day of Obama's Core Belief.
People who believe the Republican party that is…
I am a dumbass
Obama may not have built it
But romney/ryan will destroy it
To "Ryan is a waste of time", get out your troll dictionary and look up the definition of canard. Is that you, Mr Biden? Your IQ is showing.
No, you didn't build it… by yourself. You very likely had help, from someone; maybe the government. But now you're too partisan to even admit that.
I hope they keep pounding this home. After listening to Obama tell us our economy would collapse if we didn't pass health care reform, that the justices siding with the constitution was wrong and that anyone who makes money is evil, its time for new narrative. its time for a new president, and time for a new party. The democrats do not represent the values, morals or ethics of this great country. They represent the worst of humanity.
I am sure Romney/Ryan will not take away all of your taxpayer funded entitlements/handouts. If you are truly in need you will be cared for.
Anyone who thinks any business was built without the benefits of government policies is just stupid. I am a fairly successful person. I came out of poverty. I am wise enough to know that I was able to do so because of the government infrastructure that made it possible. I attended excellent public schools. I went to a fine public university in a state that at that time considered its constitutional mandate to establish and support a "university of the first class" to be proper.
All successful individuals and businesses have been able to do so because of government policies that made it possible. If you don't believe government helps, try building your business in Somalia or Burundi.
Re: If you don't believe government helps, try building your business in Somalia or Burundi.
if Obama wins we will find out what it is like. We won't be any different than them.
More roads and bridges to nowhere, Mr. President? Who built those, with my money!
Romney/Ryan 2012!
The people who claim the comment was taken out of context ignore what he said a few sentences later: "I'm always struck by people who think, well, it must be because I was just so smart. There are a lot of smart people out there. It must be because I worked harder than everybody else. Let me tell you something — there are a whole bunch of hardworking people out there"
He completely dismissed the idea that hard work or intelligence play a role in success. No, this was not taken out of context. This was just another example of how his followers have cover for Obama's true beliefs every time he talks without a tele-prompter.
Paul Ryan, Oh the HYPOCRISY, YOU ARE the epitome of a man who's thrived off Govt assistance. You didn't build anything but a fast paced climb through the ranks as a RW stooge. Go back and review all the Govt contracts your relatives built their 'Earth moving' company from. Your education came from SS death benefits. Now you just want to run the lower and middle class underground. And don't get me started on the 'Model" family business from Romney's 'you didn't build that commercial'. PITIFUL.
Do WH and DNC trolls get 1099 statements? Or are you "paid" volunteers?
Here is the bottom line of what Obama thinks: You are a turd who works for him and everything you produce belongs to the government. You should be thankful the government lets you have a small piece of it.
It's ironic that the GOP convention will be held in a taxpayer-funded arena.
Word of the day: CANARD
I am a writer and before using any word that is not commonly used I make certain it is the appropriate one.
My IQ is showing perhaps, but the IQ that is really showing a low count is yours.
Just in case:
Definition of CANARD
a : a false or unfounded report or story; especially : a fabricated report
b : a groundless rumor or belief
: an airplane with horizontal stabilizing and control surfaces in front of supporting surfaces; also : a small airfoil in front of the wing of an aircraft that can increase the aircraft's performance
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Examples of CANARD
The book repeats some of history's oldest canards.
the widespread canard that every lawyer is dishonest
Origin of CANARD
French, literally, duck; in sense 1, from Middle French vendre des canards à moitié to cheat, literally, to half-sell ducks
First Known Use: 1851
Ryan's comments are legitimate. I read and watched Obama's comment. I remember his previous comment about spreading wealth around. He obviously believes that government is the main force for good in America and conservatives believe individuals, churches, clubs, businesses, etc. are.
Based on my experience, the way you see Obama's comments on this issue is based on whether you are a conservative or a progressive. I agree with Ryan.
Stop whining about taking the president out of context. Even his full comments don't change his message which is: Nothing would happen without the government.
His comments in full or in part reveal exactly how this man thinks. Sure, roads and highways were already there in most cases but who paid for them? Taxpayers paid for them! And where do taxes come from? Ultimately from businesses! It's businesses that pay a multitude of taxes and they pay their employees who also pay their taxes. Without the private economy government wouldn't be able to do anything.
Maybe Joe Businessman did build the roads and bridges. Unlikely, but possible. Rrrrright?
In response to "Anonymous" who said Republicans are hypocrites for having a convention in a place built by public tax dollars. Well, tax dollars come from tax payers. Where do tax payers get these dollars? Business. So, if you want to argue about who created what, this nation was created by liberty-seeking Individuals who set up a government that, in part, helps provide an infrustructure wherein citizens can build up businesses in their pursuit of life liberty and happiness. Credit goes to the citizens of the USA, not to government. If government wants credit for successful businesses, government should also take blame for the countless businesses that have failed.
Consider this. I look at my graduating high school class nearly 20 years later and see a wide range of success and wealth (or lack of). But we all had access to the same roads, teachers and education. So, why is our level of success so varied? Seems to me that individual effort, work ethic, and creativity (and perhaps a little luck) have a lot more to do with success than the government?
Sure the government can provide an appropriate environment where a business can be created, but it's up to the individual citizen to actually do the work necessary to create the business. Pres. Obama's speech captures the first part of this idea, but dimeans the individual's work and sacrifice.
Paul Ryan will be President someday. I'm not saying that will be good or bad I'm just saying (I'm Libertarian).
It's why he accepted the offer, 114.
What does it say about the Romney campaign, and about Romney's personal integrity, that he turns to lies so readily? To take a short phrase out of context, and then make a big issue about it with a different meaning, is certainly dishonesty. The campaign has done this over and over again.
National Parks, the TVA, rural electrification, Hoover dam, FDIC insurance, crop insurance, the GI bill, the Marshall plan, the national highway system, Head Start, Pell grants, national weather service, etc., etc., etc…
All of these foster a growing and prosperous private-sector, and all were created with public funds. Everyone pays because everyone benefits.
The notion that govt is the problem, but im going try my best to get into it, is such a joke. Why are we debating whether we need govt or not? My answer is that we need govt to do things everyone needs to lower cost and increase efficiency. building a bridge is not a project one person should undertake alone, and it affects all of us. i just don't like republican blame government is the problem. government is not the problem, the useless, self righteous, mercenaries make up the government is the problem. if you put 435 Eisteins and 100 George Washington in the govt, it would solve any problem this coutnry has.
The President's comment was taken out of context; however, as many of you have pointed out it is very telling. The righteous baby boomers benefitted from the tremendous savings accumulated by their parents. Now we have come to the point where they do not remember who pays for their luxuries——–the good old taxpayer. Don't we deserve a more efficient operation!!!!
1:07 The way I see it is the test of honesty. The way I discuss things with my children. Tell the truth always and be honest. The truth is not conservative or progressive, is not republican or democratic, is not caucasian or african american or asian or latino.
President Obama said what the commenter @12:46 posted. That is the transcript of what the President said.
Say if you will, that you do not like the President but do not distort his words and bear false witness.
Thou shall not bear false witness against thy neighbour. Neither publicly in a court of judicature, by laying things to his charge that are false, and swearing to them, to his hurt and damage; nor privately, by whispering, tale bearing, backbiting, slandering, by telling lies of him, traducing his character by innuendos, sly insinuations, and evil suggestions, whereby he may suffer in his character, credit, and reputation, and in his trade and business; Aben Ezra thinks the words describe the character of the person that is not to bear witness in any court, and to be read thus, "thou shall not answer who art a false witness": or, "O thou false witness": meaning that such an one should not be admitted an evidence in court, who had been convicted already of being a false witness; his word and oath are not to be taken, nor should any questions be put to him, or he suffered to answer to any; his depositions should have no weight with those before whom they were made, nay, even they should not be taken, nor such a person be allowed to make any; but this is to put this precept in a quite different form from all the rest, and without any necessity, since the word may as well be taken for a testimony bore, as for the person that bears it: this is the ninth commandment.
Obama says things like this because that is his experience. He has never built anything, he just sponges off other people's work. That is how the government works, it doesn't create anything, it just takes money by force and spends it however the politicians please.
If you were successful, somebody along the line gave you some help. There was a great teacher somewhere in your life. Somebody helped to create this unbelievable American system that we have that allowed you to thrive. Somebody invested in roads and bridges. If you've got a business — you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen. The Internet didn't get invented on its own. Government research created the Internet so that all the companies could make money off the Internet.
The point is, is that when we succeed, we succeed because of our individual initiative, but also because we do things together."
Why is it a canard? You seems to be denying something here.
"…That is how the government works, it doesn't create anything, it just takes money by force…"
You've mastered empty rhetoric but are utterly ignorant on historic facts. See the post at 1:20 pm, to which I'd add the Pure Food and Drug Act.
Maybe you and 12:46 should take some english classes, because you apparently cannot read, listen, comprehend, or write, either that or you just choose to ignore.
"Ryan is a waste of time" is an idiot. Big Zero said what he said. The quote is not taken out of context and you demonic stooge for suggesting that it was. You are the bearer of false witness, a child of the devil, and a fifth column useful idiot for those who hate America.
If that's the best you got, this election is over. See you in 2016.
"Somebody invested in roads and bridges. If you've got a business — you didn't build that."
"That" is a pronoun, referencing "roads and bridges," NOT BUSINESSES.
M0r0n$, idi0t$, dullards… W/T/F is a matter with you people? The majority of partisan hacks usually possess a low cognitive functionality of an amoeba.
Mike is an idiot for calling Romney a liar when Romney quotes Big Zero.
Paul (Ayn Rand) Ryan is living out his creed: "It's OK to misrepresent the views and statements of others. In fact, — it's perfectly OK to completely distort the facts. As long as your acts lead to achievement of the superior man's objectives and power" I guess this is the type of morality and ethics that he absorbed in catechism classes! What a "family man", — what a "man of faith". What a FRAUD! Where's the Anti Christ when we need him?
Chain them up!
Read the post @1:41
You are criminally educated, cupcake.
Com'on ya'll, what my master O was just sayin' is ya'll didn't physically build it, you spent money to hire people to build it for ya and then you work your @$$ off.
LOL I guess we just ignore the "If you got a business" part of the sentence huh?
@1:43 and 1:41
So here's an example: "I had breakfast this morning. You liberals are idiots – I didn't just say that."
So what is being referred to by the "that"?
When your opponents entire argument is predicated on an out-of-context quote, you know they have nothing.
It's sweet irony that the GOP convention is being held in a building almost entirely built with public finds.
LOL…paid for by taxpayers.
Are Ryan and Romney secret marxist spies?
. ryan is a star!
thank you for reminding me that
"Illegal immigrants could receive more than $7 billion this year in federal tax credits, according to one estimate, thanks to a loophole in the law that allows people not authorized to work to reap the government payments with no questions asked."
but under obama you're just peachy with that huh?
Illegal immigrants could receive more than $7 billion this year in federal tax credits, according to one estimate, thanks to a loophole in the law that allows people not authorized to work to reap the government payments with no questions asked."
"we succeed because of our individual initiative, but also because we do things together." ~Obama in same speech.
I ask the small business owners these questions?
1. Do you have a road in front of your business for your customers to get to your business? Yes-You didn't build that
2. Do you have a police department that hinders robbers from robbing your business? Yes-You didn't build that.
3. Do you accept money for your goods? Yes-You didn't build that.
4. Do you market on the internet? Yes-You didn't build that.
5. Do you have water, electricity, etc? Yes-You didn't build that.
I can go on and on…but the president's speech says that Yes, you have your individual initiatives that built your business…but you didn't do it alone. Try to run a business without any of these things. We do indeed rise and fall as one nation…without money in the middle class…good luck with your business surviving.
The financial downfall that is….8 years of Bush/Cheney…please no more
as what Akin said.
Drop out of the race, Obama.
Oh Bummer vs. Batman and Robin
Governor Romney is a fabulous businessman. Congressman Ryan is an interesting budget-driven thinker and defined person politically.
Yet, Governor Romney evokes no interest and Congressman Ryan polarizes voters.
And so, even though President Obama has a poor record on the economy and seems hapless about what to do to fix the economy, right now, he's going to win hands down.
Once again, the United States will be cheated out of having a good President, someone like Ronald Reagan or Bill Clinton who could both communicate and seemed to be in touch with economic reality.
I voted for President Obama but now I see an Oh Bummer vs. Batman and Robin.
And the U.S. will face serious economic problems whoever wins the election.
Richard Michael Abraham
The REDI Foundation
starts giving us working folks free power, free water, free police protection, free internet. Then, and only then, can they say that we are not doing it on our own.
by Obama.
Ask him to step out of the race.
at 217 who must be gettting free internet, water, power, and must not pay taxes for his police protection and roads?
Read the Speech wrote :
your argument is so poor it's literally amusing.
these are the automatic things surrounding any business and it is the business owners who do the brainwork to power people to their locations and all other marketing that entails being successful.
by now everyone knows obama is anti-small business. his attitude, actions, statements are layered in the proof thereof.
obama is anti-capitalism and therefore automatically, anti-small business.
don't be fooled by picking up some dressed-up fancy talk doled out by the obama press machine. look at what he has said in the past, done in the past.
replying to "Read the Speech @2:17pm"
Read, your argument is so poor it's literally amusing.
these are the automatic things surrounding any business and it is the business owners who do the brainwork to power people to their locations and all other marketing that entails being successful.
by now everyone knows obama is anti-small business. his attitude, actions, statements are layered in the proof thereof.
obama is anti-capitalism and therefore automatically, anti-small business.
don't be fooled by picking up some dressed-up fancy talk doled out by the obama press machine. look at what he has said in the past, done in the past.
Now that this horse is dead, I would like you libtards to explain Dear Leader's comment that it is good to "Spread the Wealth around". Specifically, please address why confiscation of citizen A's property to give to citizen B is the right thing to do.
I will hang up and listed to your twisted responses.
CHROMA-KEY-OBAMA wrote :
"these are the "automatic things" – HAHA What are automatic things? Did these just show up out of the blue? Wow, your rebuttal just lost credibility. Having roads and infrastructures are essential to the business and they alone did not build that. We as a community built that.
"it is the business owners who do the brainwork to power people to their locations and all other marketing that entails being successful." Don't disagree with any of that. Even the president in his speech agrees with that by saying "we succeed because of our individual initiative"
"automatic things" HAHA…sorry again that is the funniest excuse for an argument.
Again – Business owners try running a successful business without these "automatic things"
The word "that" has a singular antecedent. Therefore, it can't be referring to "roads and bridges."
Looks like the public education system let someone down
217 is cluesless. We workers pay taxes to provide roads and infrastructures for our own use.
They are not magically financed, but then again, he is a lefty, so in his narrow mind, they are a gift from government fairies. LMAO
at 250, believes in unicorns and fairies that build roads and bridges, with funds from the government, that somehow, he perceives, didn't come from we the people.
Santa is watching him.
Listening to Obama supporters criticize anyone for lying is pretty amusing. Let's take just a quick look at some of the promises Obama has made to the American people:
Obama promised us that stimulus money will fund "shovel ready" projects. Obama would later tell us that there is no such thing as a "shovel ready" project. Obama did manage to shovel 500 million to a company so inept that it couldn't keep the doors open for 3 years even with a half a billion dollars in government backed capitol.
Obama promised to cut the deficit in half by the end of his first term. Had he done this, I would be voting for him in 2012. Had he made some valiant effort to do this and came up a little short, maybe I still would. What we got instead is 5 trillion in new debt. And spare me the "it was all Bush" reply. Even if one accepts that it was Bush's tax cuts (which Obama extended) or the wars or the bad economy or all of the above, those were all present when Obama made his promise and are therefore not an acceptable excuse for not even pursuing fiscal responsibility (ironically he made the comments at a fiscal responsibility summit)
Obama promised us that Obamacare would cost less 900 billion over a decade. We find out that it costs close to 3 times that amount (2.6 trillion). This healthcare bill adds 31 million people to Medicaid, which is just great if you qualify. Of course if you don't you might be in a pickle. You then get to make the wonderful choice of paying for healthcare that you can't afford or paying Obama's sin tax (this is the position that my wife and I will be in). Subsequently, Obama promised not to raise taxes on the middle class.
It's one thing to spend money on basic necessities, such as roads and bridges. It's another to spend trillions of dollars on entitlements, failed stimulus projects, and already-bloated bureaucrats. This type wasteful spending runs up the deficit while simultaneously crowding out the private economy.
Increasing taxes doesn't help anyone unless the increased revenues are spent wisely
I pay for mine wrote :
"We workers pay taxes to provide roads and infrastructures for our own use."
Uh…you just agreed with the president's speech. "We workers" meaning that I pay my taxes out of my paycheck, so that we can "provide roads and infrastructures" for that small business to use. The "You didn't build that" is correct according to you…"We workers" built that
It is incumbent on every generation to pay its own debts as it goes. A principle which if acted on would save one-half the wars of the world.
Thomas Jefferson
no I didn't agree. People who build businesses, build them on their own. The roads to get to them, that all of us use, are financed by all of us. Business owners buy their own power, water, and internet, don't they?
Pay attention.
I pay for mine wrote :
"We workers pay taxes to provide roads and infrastructures for our own use."
Exactly and thank you for making my point. That is what the president's speech was all about. We workers pay taxes that help provide roads and infrastructure for the business owners to succeed.
"The point is, is that when we succeed, we succeed because of our individual initiative, but also because we do things together." ~Obama in same speech. We do things together like pay taxes to built the roads and infrastructure, pay for police departments, and provide public education for all.
am forced to pay taxes. I am not forced to frequent any particular business, so therefore, individual people decide if a business makes it or not.
I don't get to decide whether I pay my taxes to support law enforcement and build roads. That is mandatory, a given, a requirement. Businesses are made or broken by those who run them. I decide which businesses I utilize.
That is not what the President said and the WSJ knows it. No wonder the Republicans have such a bad reputation. If the politicians no longer care that we know they're lying, news outlets and journalists should. Shame on you guys.
315, you are wrong.
Apples and oranges, taxes are forced, utilization of a particular business is a choice. Many people don't succeed in business. So are you saying that everyone should succeed if they have roads and law enforcement? They all start off with the "same" basics there, so please tell me why some make it, some don't ? If you succeed it is not because of ROADS, as the person who failed had access to ROADS too. So, again, why do some fail and some succeed? Same police protection, same roads, but different results. COULD it be that some succeed because of their ethic, their personality, their skills???
Your argument is lame, and so was Obama's.
if he was referring to roads and bridges he would of said 'you didnt build those'
but he said 'you didnt build that' which that describes a singular object, so the 'if you have a business – you didnt build that', definitely refers to the business and not the roads and bridges. i have a hard time believing the 'smartest president ever' could make such a small gramatical mistake unless he truly meant what he said.
and so was the statement that I helped make his point. I made my point, which is Obama was wrong because all businesses have access to the same public utilities.
Some fail, some sail, and it is not because of the government.
was clearly talking about the business, not roads.
321 – Thank you! You are forced to pay taxes. You don't need to go to a particular business. Exactly, no argument there.
You don't get to decide whether you pay taxes to support law enforcement or build roads. That is mandatory, and a given, and a requirement. Exactly!
It's because of these "mandatory, given, and required" support that build roads, infrastructures, provide police protection, and other community things that help (and I say HELP) a business succeed.
The problem with Obama and his handlers trying to spin and weasel his way away from his "You didn't build that" gaffe and trying to claim it was taken "out of context" is the Chief Elizabeth Warren already provided the context before the Big O popped it off in VA. Chief Warren illuminated and expanded the comment in a way that made its ugly Marxist paternity impossible to deny. Can't spin this one away, no matter how hard you try. You may as well own the utterance and all the Bolshevik baggage that comes with it. When Obama loses in November, this will be the phrase credited with taking him down, and he knows it.
.315, you are wrong.
"So are you saying that everyone should succeed if they have roads and law enforcement? "
Nope – I am not saying that at all. I'm saying it helps their business succeed because they have these.
"They all start off with the "same" basics there."
Exactly, where did "basics" come from?
"So please tell me why some make it, some don't ?"
I sure can answer that and hey! The president can answer that too! "The point is, is that when we succeed, we succeed because of our INDIVIDUAL INITITIVE, but also because we do things together." ~Obama in same speech
So the answer to that is individual inititive.
Again…Read the Speech! It's not saying that these "basics" are the only things that make a business successful. It's these basics that HELP these businesses. It's ALSO the individual inititive of these business owners that make the tough decisions.
Even in context of the sentence before, the sentence after, and the whole freaking speach, Obama very clearly stated that if you have a business, you didn't build that. It was a gaffe and the scared little mice that think the "context" changes what he said are either working for his campaign or below 100 IQ points.
First of all – roads and bridges are plural, both in the individual words as well as in the conjoined context. The pronoung "that" is singular. The only singular noun that Barrack Obama could have been referencing is the word business, which is in the same sentence as his pronouncement that "you didn't build that".
Second – claiming his statement changes in context is as bogus as saying Elvis lives or Joe Biden's a smart guy. One can read the entire speach and clearly see his message was the the owner's of business didn't build them because those businesses depend on government infrastructure. Even that claim is a load of crap because its private citizens taxes that pay for roads and bridges. So unless Barrack Obama is intending to advocate Maoist Communism in which the government does pay for and own the roads and bridges as well as the businesses – his "context" doesn't change his completely ignorant assertion that Americans didn't build their own businesses.
I voted for Obama because I thought it was time for a change. He said he could work with republicans and conservatives–he didn't even try. Not only did he not try, he did everything he could to polarize washington and the country. He said his health care law would be more moderate than Hillary's–it wasn't. It was Hillary's on steroids. He said he would get us out of Iraq and really concentrate on Afghanistan–well, he got us out of Iraq and screwed up Afghanistan royally. He said he would respect states' rights–he has sued every state that disagreed with him. He said that he would diversify our energy portfolio–all he did was give money to companies that weren't worth the effort. He said we could move beyond race–yet his surrogates wallow in racial politics. He said he had influence over the super PACs that supported him–now he says he has nothing to do with them even when what they do is tied to him. He said he would create jobs–all he did was protect union jobs and hire a bunch of census workers. I voted for him because I believed him. Now all I believe is that he is a corrupt politician who will destroy the country to hang onto power."
Ryan hasn't built anything either. He was a 'consultant' to a family business for a short time before going to Washington, where he's become a complete insider. Funny no one hears of Washington outsiders or mavericks in this election. He tried lately to build a reputation as a budget hawk – after previously supporting all sorts of budget-busting policies – but has abandoned that too, hitching a ride with one of the most uninspiring presidential candidates in recent memory. What has Ryan built? More importantly, what is he trying to build?
Before we answer the question give us your mindless rendition of what Dear Leader has built. Surely you have highlighted passages in his books that you could share with us.
"You didn't build that was Obama's "Lonesome Rhodes" moment. They mask fell off, and no amount of weaseling and spinning is going to put it back on again. Many of us knew what he was already. Now most do, and that is what the Socialist Proggies can't stand.
In this election, President Obama should be judged on his record while in office:
1. He has not only failed to live up to the high expectations of those who voted for him, but also to the pledges he made in his inaugural address.
2. The economy has performed less well than the White House led us to expect, despite a bigger increase in national debt than it led us to expect
3. He has not been an effective leader of the executive branch.
4. His well-documented difficulties in managing his team of economic advisers and his disastrous decision to leave it to his own party in Congress to define the terms of his stimulus, financial 5. reform, and health-care reform.
6. He has consistently failed to address the crucial issue of long-term fiscal balance, with the result that the nation is now hurtling toward a fiscal cliff of tax hikes and drastic spending cuts.
7. His failures of domestic leadership have fed into a failure of foreign policy.
8. His withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq and Afghanistan has been and will be premature.
9. He has been indecisive in his responses to the revolutionary wave that has swept the Middle East since the Iranian green revolution of 2009.
10. He has been inconsistent and ineffective in his handling of the major strategic challenge of our times, the rise of China.
He has not earned another four years as President.
When your opponent's entire argument is predicated on a quote taken out of context, you know they've got nothing.
November cant come any faster. When there will finally be statesmen voted into office.
"Statesmen" like Bush and Cheney?
The Republicans refused to even allow debate let alone support the President's jobs plan. The bill was then broken into 16 separate bills and Republicans got behind exactly one of these. They have openly declared — despicably during wartime and economic crisis — that their number one priority has always been defeating the President. They now, with nothing to run on, want to revive the Cold War and McCarthyism as they try to portray this moderate President as some kind of "Commie." All to distract from the Republican policies that led us to near economic disaster — trickle down that never trickled, Bush tax cuts that never turn into jobs, tax cuts for the wealthy even in wartime, downsizing and outsourcing, sending good middle class jobs overseas, unleashing Wall Street and banks via deregulation, tax avoidance and overseas bank accounts, letting our infrastructure decay and more. All while demonizing school teachers, police officers, firefighters, construction workers, librarians and other public workers. Mitt Romney is the Walmart of public policy — killing downtowns, crushing small business, sending jobs overseas and diminishing any sense of accountability or civic responsibility.
Like I said NOVEMBER
u can preach till cows come home: obama is abainst small businesses and heading ito n.carolina where the Wright Brothers DID BUILD THAT it will not be forgotten. it will not be forgotten by small businesses across this land only those who are on the koolaid which makes anything obama says acceptable and finds Biden funny no matter what Biden says.
there's a tsuami heade obama's way. it's called ROMNEY.
Biden and obama look so bad compared to romney and ryan that the liberal media is not busy trying to make STUPID acceptable. (most) of you liberals slay me. honestly, i see things in print and hear stuff coming out of the mouths of formerly respected democrats and i burst out in laughter.
its almost as if they took his comment out of context, oh wait, they did. too bad his point wasnt anything close to what republicon shills and their mouthpieces claim he said.
no wonder you will not win; you're still fighting bush and cheney with ryan and romney as your headache.
but i understand. i mean with obama what's a democrat to do?
YOUR POOR REALITY is whatever obamamites direct you to think?
surely, you know better.
phyliss diller says: A-HAAAAAAAAAAAAA-HA!!!!
Ryan is a waste of time and caters lies and idiocies taken out of context to the most idiotic idiots in the extreme right. Against all evidence and reason they repeat the same idiocy.
The Romney campaign and main themes of discussion are based on that idiocy.
The majority of americans and voters are offended by the idiocy of republicans.
Enough, no more time wasting with idiots.
Ryan is also a rapeublican idiot.
And your rhetoric is so much more enlightened and better for the country? Go spew your hate elsewhere and let the adults exchange real ideas.
You people are sick, and soo blind. God help ( america )
Here is the advertisement I would run if I was working at the DNC – it would be GAME OVER!!
The ad starts with a donkey and elephant standing along a roadway, and the donkey is reluctantly handing the keys to a shiny new car parked in the road to the elephant. The car is full of gas; has new tires and rims; fresh paint; and a perfectly tuned and humming engine. The elephant gets in the driver's seat, closes the door, rolls down the window, and comments to the donkey, "Watch this!!" and the elephant drives off smoking the tires in front of the donkey; we hear the tires screech; and we watch the tail lights fade down the road.
The ad fast forwards 8 years, and the donkey and elephant are once again standing along a roadway, but now the elephant is happily returning the car keys to the donkey – but this time we see the that the car is stuck in the ditch by the side of road; all four tires are flat; there is no gas in the tank; the body is severely dinged; the paint is faded and scraped; and the engine barely runs. The donkey gets in the driver's seat, closes a creaking door, pushes down the window, and asks the elephant , "What do you expect me do to with this?" and the elephant responds, "Not my problem now, but rest assured I will be back in four years when you get it running again". We see the donkey drive the car – barely, slowly – out of the ditch and get it back on the road, running on flat tires. As the car travels down the road, we watch the car transform and morph from a heaping wreck to a fine running machine – and the words come across the screen:
"Remember the last time we let the elephants drive. Most of that damage has been repaired. Do we really want to let the elephants drive again?"
It is absolutely amazing to me that anyone would even entertain the thought of going back to failed Republican policies – they wrecked the U.S. over the course of 8 years with their crazy polices; drove the country into a ditch; and now the Republicans complain that the Democrats have not corrected the Republican damage fast enough. Only in America is this possible. I do love this country!
Meteorologists and Republican National Convention planners grew more concerned Wednesday about the potential for Tropical Storm Isaac to develop into a hurricane aimed squarely at Tampa, Fla., the host city of the GOP convention beginning Monday.
In response to the increasingly dire reports, Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn said safety concerns would trump politics, even if that might mean shutting down the four-day convention.
"If we had to make that decision to cancel or to postpone or move the convention, we will do that knowing full well that my obligation and the city's obligation is to move people out of harm's way. The politics will take care of itself,"
A canceled postponed or hastily moved convention would be a major setback for the GOP presidential ticket. Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan could use a flawless convention to help them recover from a difficult week that began with last Sunday's comments by Rep. Todd Akin (R-Mo.) about "legitimate rape" and pregnancy.
A postponement or relocation would also be a huge blow to the city of Tampa, which expects the convention to bring 50,000 visitors and more than $150 million in revenue to the area over the next week.
Meteorologists are careful to note that Isaac's precise course won't be clear until about Thursday, when it reaches the mountainous areas of the Antilles in the Caribbean and begins a projected northward turn. But things aren't looking good.
At midday on Wednesday, Accuweather.com reported that "current projections bring Isaac, now a strengthening tropical storm, to Florida's neighborhood during the first part of next week" and that the storm system could reach "Category 1 or 2 hurricane effects."
Category 2 hurricanes have sustained wind speeds between 96 and 110 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center, which means affected regions can expect that "many shallowly rooted trees will be snapped or uprooted and block numerous roads" and that "near-total power loss … could last from several days to weeks."
"If the campaign is about issues, we win," Santorum said. "If it's about Mitt Romney's record as a businessman, then we don't win. If it's about Mitt Romney's tax returns, then we don't win. If it's about whether people like Mitt Romney more than Barack Obama, then we don't win."
Santorum should know that the issues are related to political perception, unemployment is related to Romney's record destroying jobs as a businessman at Bain. That the budget deficit is related to cynicism of not releasing tax returns. Because people do not like nor trust Romney those will be the issues.
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That road or infrastructure was built from taxpayers money, not the govt. The money spent buidling that road or bridge ultimately came from the hard working American tax payers. Over 70% of those taxes collected came from the so called "rich." The American spirit of entrepreneurship built the businesses that exsist today. Govt own/built programs are inefficient and laiden with corruction and wasteful spending……learn from what happened in Eastern Europe (the former Soviet block) or from the Russia. Or even yet, look at what is happening in Cuba or recently Venezuela where govt controls everything.
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When the donkey gets back in the wrecked car, he does not slowly and carefully drive it out of the ditch. He throws it in reverse and it goes over the cliff, and the ending is…..don't give that same donkey another car to drive, as he finished wrecking your old one by doing more and worse than the last guy did. Put a new driver in your seat…..you cannot afford to lose another car.
Only in America, are people so blind and deaf that they do not listen to their own leaders…the campaigning Obama donkey called the Bush elephant "unpatriotic" for his spending….then proceeded to WAY outspend him, and not on what he promised, "job creation"…instead on partisan payback and unwanted partisan agenda. I want someone who is wiling to make tough decisions to rein in our debt and deficit….the donkey has failed miserably at his own stated goal.
My beef doesn't only stand against what POTUS said on this instance, its what he says every time he gets flack about when he does speak, An example would be we take it out of context. Everything is out of context or misspoken or a gaff. "They gonna keep yall in chains?" And folks that ain't racist? Out of context? Gaff?
Where I come from Black is just that Black and White is White. You drive a Ford its considered American and a Honda its considered an import.
When you say something to a group of people and you are in the public eye what you say directly reflects just whom you are and in many cases just what you stand for.
Its pretty sad when someone like Obama has stooped to the level of picking a bigot for a VP like we have put up with for the last 3+ years and we the people just let it go. If you have someone that is your running mate that is this way and you do not try to put an end to the bigotry that they represent then you my friend are no better than that fool!
We have a guy that had an idea to make a change in America and by his choice in a running mate that alone managed to keep us in the same condition that we were in and the same direction we were headed. There have only been 14 other men or women that have been in public office longer than Biden? We had the new kid on the block and teamed him up with OLD Washington and we expected a freakin change? Sorry that message won't fly here. Its time for a change and the change is away from old Washington insider politics. I just bet we can do better than Biden and his puppet.
It's probably been said before, maybe even on this blog:
It's time to replace "yes we can" with "actually, we did" i.e.build that.
The government would not have the money to build the infrastructure without businesses, the tax revenues that are generated, and the money flowing down to the employees needed to make the business work. Yes, business DID build that road.
Paul Ryan probably would say that the workers on the Ford assembly line didn't build the cars, Henry Ford built the cars, so it follows Ryan would say the workers are not entitled to pension plans and health care benefit or to share in the earnings of the company Henry Ford single handly built.
You know who didn't build that? The folks that don't pay taxes. So O, you might want to spend more time castigating those of your constituents that are on the dole or hoping to get something for free before you start pointing your fingers at tax payers. They are the ones that built it, not you, not your fat government slobs, innovators, hard workers, tax paying Americans all.
By the way Ms. Janet Hook, something has to be dead to be resurrected. Obama's eye opening slip up and conservatives using it to point out his real intentions is far from dead. They are just getting started. BTW, if you want to be fair about the context of Mr. O's words, you should probably include the rest:
"There are a lot of wealthy, successful Americans who agree with me — because they want to give something back. They know they didn't — look, if you've been successful, you didn't get there on your own. You didn't get there on your own. I'm always struck by people who think, well, it must be because I was just so smart. There are a lot of smart people out there. It must be because I worked harder than everybody else. Let me tell you something — there are a whole bunch of hardworking people out there."
In the fuller context he's saying the same thing "You are not primarily responsible for your success". The implication that the taxes they already pay are not high enough to consider themselves already "giving back". Well guess what? The teachers were paid, taxpayers paid for the roads and the top earners in our economy pay the way for everyone else.
Finally, you know who didn't get there on his own? Obama. Guilty conscience O?
@Just the facts
Funny how you state "if you want to be fair about the context of Mr. O's words, you should probably include the rest". You then include the rest, realizing while you're typing that your point is totally ridiculous, then follow up with "In the fuller context…". You are hilarious, you had the opportunity to provide the ENTIRE CONTEXT, instead you infer somehow from the quote YOU provided that Obama is accusing hard working people of not paying enough taxes.
Obama's point is sound, from your parents to your school teachers, to your friends to the bank officer that gave you a small business loan, NOT ONE SINGLE PERSON can claim that they've swam upstream their entire life. And it doesn't matter how hard you try to twist the words, he is NOT accusing small business owners of laziness as you purport.
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Obama is the most Unamerican American President in history. Simply because he is unable to grasp America's basic values of hard work, responsibility and independence. These are the core values that built America, not big government and liberal social programs. Yet he believes government is the solution, not a free society making independent choices. This is why Obama must be defeated in this election so America can be free again to work on it's exceptionalism.
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Miami, FL, United States (4E) – A 69-year-old priest from Margate, Florida has been sentenced Monday to 15 years in prison for alleged sexual abuse involving several boys over decades after a plea deal early January.
According to reports, Neil Doherty received a maximum prison term after pleading no contest on January 14 to six counts of lewd and lascivious acts upon a child.
The charges were brought by a man, now 26, who as a young man in the 1990s lived across the street from St. Vincent's Roman Catholic Church, and claimed that Doherty gave him drugs and alcohol, and sexually abused him.
The Archdiocese of Miami released a statement after the sentence was issued, saying that "We continue to pray for the healing of those whom he victimized as well as for all young people who have been abused by an adult in a position of trust. That a priest would give scandal in this way both angers and shames us."
The statement continued, "The Archdiocese of Miami has taken great steps to protect God's children through its mandatory Safe Environment procedures which include national background checks, training for all employees, clergy and volunteers, and teaching our children how to be safe in today's world."
Doherty, a former priest at St. Vincent's Catholic Church who retired from the Archdiocese of Miami in 2004, faced several sexual abuse allegations as far back as the 1970s and some of the accusations were too old to prosecute.
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