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...Summing up a universal Tea Party sentiment, Freerepublic.com founder Jim Robinson said at a Georgia rally, I would like to see this country go back to the Constitutionget rid of all this socialism....
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I'd like to see this country go back to the Articles of Confederation.
"Id like to see this country go back to the Articles of Confederation."
Semper Truth!
Dick G
They knew that a "Democracy" would self destruct at that point. Some things simply do not change.
LOL. That "enumerated powers" bit always gives me a belly laugh.
What made the Articles superior to the Constitution?
Good question. The problems with the Articles are what prompted the Constitutional Convention.
What we should be doing is adhering to the United States Constitution.
...and making examples of those public official who violate their oaths to it.
Founders intent. What we have in practice is off the mark.
I don't think that worked out too well the first time, hence the need for the Constitution.
Yep! I agree. ;-)
I would to, dont know if it will happen though.
The road to hell...
By the way, not all founders intended the same thing. The limited gubmint crowd within the Federalist party were proven wrong before the Washington admin was over. See the First Bank of the US--implied powers.
The fact that the AoC required amending does not lead inevitably to the need for what we got. To fix our problems, you have to go all the way back to that time, and do what the Philly delegates were actually tasked to do---amend the AoC. Of course that won't happen. Just sayin'.
Where the delegates had been tasked to add a few specific new powers to the national congress to fix those errors. Instead, they secretly created a consolidated national government with supreme power over the states, unlimited "implied powers", an unaccountable judiciary, etc.
The articles needed some fixing. They didn't need to be thrown out. Where we are today is the inevitable result of what the delegates in Philly wrought.
Why didn't the Philly delegates amend the AOC? That's the real question...
If you were at Philly in 1787, how would you have specifically improved the Articles?
That is simply ridiculous and demonstrates a severe lack of common sense....not to mention basic history.
By the time the delegates met in Philly, Hamilton and Madison had already drafted some plans to use as a starting point, and had been working the politics behind the scenes. This was their golden opportunity to create a consolidated government and they seized the moment.
It was typical government expansion really. They went beyond their mandate. They did it in secret. Then they used the press to convince the public everything was fine.
Searching for substance in your post. None found.
The word is government...
Sentences end with a period, not an ellipsis.
Touche! ROTFLOL!
I could say the same regarding yours. The U.S. Constitution is a brilliant document that was written after seeking Divine guidance. It provided us with a wonderful way to balance power between the states and the nation as a whole. It is not perfect, but comes very close. Unfortunately, the U.S. Constitution has not always been adhered to.
Can you compare the Articles with the Constitution pointing out precisely why the Articles would be superior?
At the opening of the Virginia ratifying convention, Patrick Henry tried the same ruse, to challenge the legitimacy of debating the merits of the Constitution. He was politely told to sit down, and the Convention proceeded to ratify the Constitution.
If it is any consolation, Henry, like you couldn't come up with improvements to the Articles.
As with any human endeavor, they had differences of opinion. Many of those were STRONG differences, but they continued to ask God's help and they worked conscientiously (in extreme heat) to overcome their differences in wisdom.
The Articles were no more than treaties between thirteen sovereign states, and certainly not a government. As with any treaty, they could ignore or obey the provisions at will and without penalty.
Our Constitution was the culmination of Western political philosophy, from Aristotle, Cicero, Augustine, Aquinas to Locke.
What other government is dedicated to secure our natural, unalienable rights, given to mankind by God?
You know it's a great read when Robinson and Santelli are quoted in the same piece. Thanks for posting this..
Tea Party attendees, we need to be prepared to answer the Medicare/Social Security Question:
First say that these benefits should only go to people who paid into them, and not a token 5 years/$1000 per year as it is now. It should be limited to US Citizens who have paid in for 20 years or more, full time work. Second, say that you will give up your Medicare/SS when the government pays you back what you paid in for it along with the 'interest' owed the SS Trust Fund.
I see. You're one of those who think the Constitution was handed to Moses on a tablet.
Under the Constitution, we are continually harassed by an unaccountable Federal judiciary. Under the Articles this was not the case. Under the Constitution, the government is consolidated. Under the Articles, it was federal. Under the Constitution, the government has implied powers. Under the Articles, the government had expressed powers only. Under the Constitution the states cannot recall a US Senator. Under the Articles they could. I could go on.
The Articles needed some fixes, and would have needed more over time. But it was a sad day when our forefathers threw away their federal system, and replaced it with the supreme, consolidated leviathan we have today.
Well for one thing, I'd make the 2nd Amendment a heck of a lot less ambiguous, (i.e., remove the dependant clause) and include it in the Constitution itself.
"I see. You're one of those who think the Constitution was handed to Moses on a tablet."
Actually, you seem BLIND. ;-/
I'm serious. I've come across some people who actually think the Constitution was divinely inspired. I'm told that's part of Mormon ideology. Of course there's no debating with such a mindset.
Inspired? As per the Bible? NO....
However, I DO believe God granted wisdom to those who wrote it. They asked for that. Read some of Madison's copious notes..
Oh my...You need to look at some of the problems engendered by the Articles.
Not me. I think they blew it. In fact I think the whole enterprise was a fool's errand—create a part-federal, part-national government. Epic fail.
This person has a doctorate in economics? Well, he certainly doesn't have one in history. I'm not into conspiracy theory.
The Articles needed some tweaks. A few more expressed powers. But the form was correct—a confederation of states. Once we ditched that for a national consolidated gubmint, the die was cast. Article 3 alone should have been sufficient grounds to reject their plan.
I'm not too impressed with what you think.
I repeat: You need to look at some of the problems engendered by the Articles.
i'm not at all impressed by titles nor education/indoctrination neither!
personal knowledge, now that's something else...
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Excellent! I'm glad you posted it. Additionally, there is quite a bit more to consider. Consider the problems with foreign policy alone under the Articles...each state making its own treaties, etc....or interstate commerce, each state having different regulations....absolute nightmare.
Good grief .. NO!!!!
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January 17, 2013 | Posted by MySpicyKitchen under Appetizers & Snacks, Appetizers/Snacks, Baked & Grilled, Bakes, Baking, Crumbles, Pies, Entrees, Gruyere, Paneer, Tomato, Vegetables, Vegetarian |
The bake for Baking Partners # 6 is a tart and I chose a savory tart suggested by Samantha. I made half the recipe, following the recipe to dart, except for the cheese. The recipe called for gruyere cheese and I used gruyere cheese for half the tart and paneer (Indian cheese) for the other […] more
Dish It Out: Paneer/Tofu & Bell Pepper Roundup
August 12, 2012 | Posted by MySpicyKitchen under Bell Pepper, Events & Roundups, Paneer, Vegetarian |
I would like to thank Vardhini for giving me the opportunity to host this event. I received 23 mouth-watering recipes for this event and thank you everyone for sharing & linking your recipes to the event. Here is the round-up. Bon Appetit! Here are a few archived recipes from my blog with paneer/tofu & bell […] more
Bell Pepper Paneer Curry ~ Kadai Paneer
August 10, 2012 | Posted by MySpicyKitchen under Bell Pepper, Curries & Fries, Curries & Stir Fries, Daily Recipes, Dairy, Event Entries, Paneer, Stir Fries, Vegetarian, Vegetarian |
Paneer is an Indian cheese and is often known as Indian cottage cheese. It is used extensively in North Indian kitchens and has also become quite popular in South Indian kitchens in recent years. It is a good source of protein & calcium. Every Wednesday's, I do not eat meat and prepare something with tofu […] more
Capsicum & Paneer Rice ~ Bell Pepper & Indian Cottage Cheese Rice
July 19, 2012 | Posted by MySpicyKitchen under Bell Pepper, Daily Recipes, Entrees, Event Entries, Leftovers, Other Varieties, Paneer, Quick and Easy Recipes, Rice Varieties, Vegetarian, Vegetarian |
After posting one biryani & one pulao recipe, for the last day of the marathon I am sharing a recipe that falls under the other rice varieties category. In the other varieties of rice, the rice is fully cooked, then seasoned and/or tempered with spices to enhance the flavor of rice. When I announced the […] more
Chenna Poda ~ Paneer Cake for Indian Cooking Challenge
April 15, 2012 | Posted by MySpicyKitchen under Bakes, Baking, Cakes, Muffins, Desserts, Desserts & Sweets, Event Entries, Paneer, Sweets, Vegetarian |
For this month, recipe for Indian Cooking Challenge (ICC) is Chenna Poda. Chenna Poda is a dessert or sweet from the state of Orissa, India. Chenna is paneer, Indian cottage cheese and chenna poda is a paneer cake. Paneer or chenna is seasoned with sugar, cardamom powder and a few nuts, and is baked for […] more
Indian Cooking Challenge: Ras Malai
May 15, 2010 | Posted by usha under Desserts, Desserts & Sweets, Event Entries, Paneer, Sweets, Vegetarian |
This month's challenge is Ras Malai and I was more than happy to try out the recipe from scratch. Before I get to the recipe and the challenge, I would like to wish MySpicyKitchen on its 2nd Birthday! Exactly two years ago, MyspicyKithen was born and today, what better way to celebrate it than with […] more
Paneer Bhurji
February 25, 2010 | Posted by usha under Bell Pepper, Curries & Fries, Curries & Stir Fries, Daily Recipes, Event Entries, Paneer, Quick and Easy Recipes, Stir Fries, Vegetarian, Vegetarian |
The last time I made some homemade panner, I used only half of it for my Paneer Tikka and the other half was sitting in the fridge, waiting helplessly to be consumed. I went ahead and made Paneer Bhurji with it. This Bhurji looks and tastes like scrambled egg, not quite but very close. I […] more
Homemade Paneer
February 25, 2010 | Posted by usha under Basics & How to make |
Paneer is Indian cottage cheese. It is made by breaking or curdling milk with lime juice, yogurt or vinegar. Paneer is used extensively in north indian cuisine and in desserts in eastern parts of India. I rarely cook with paneer at home but order paneer dishes when I eat out. Last time I made something […] more


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Ingredients: noodles, 150 grams steak, salt, pepper, 5 tablespoons sweet chilli sauce, 2 tablespoons soy sauce, 2 tablespoons water, 2 tablespoons sesame oil, 200 grams sugar snaps, 3 spring onions, peanuts
Prepare the noodles according pack instrctions. Cut 150 grams steak in strips and season with salt and pepper. Mix 5 tablespoons sweet chilli sauce with 2 tablespoons soy sauce and 2 tablespoon water. Bake in 2 tablespoons sesame oil the steak slices brief. Add 200 grams sugar snaps and stir fry about 5 minutes. Add the chilli sauce mixture. Boil a few minutes and then add 3 chopped spring onions and peanuts. Warm it equally well and serve with the noodles. Enjoy!


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As soon as the Seahawks lost in the playoffs to the Atlanta Falcons, the discussion quickly turned to how to the Seahawks could set themselves up to play at an even higher level next season.
If they were 25 seconds away and one defensive stop from heading to the NFC Championship game, the reality was that the Seahawks were close to being a Super bowl team.
But they weren't there. And there were holes that needed to be fixed.
The biggest problem for this team against Atlanta was generating any type of a pass rush. Matt Ryan had all day to sit back and dissect the Seahawks defense. Combine their lack of pressure, with the fact that Chris Clemons had torn his ACL and the significant challenge that he faces to be ready for the start of next season, and it was easy to come to the conclusion that the defensive end spot was the number one area of need.
The lack of pressure wasn't just a problem against Atlanta; it had been the biggest area of concern all season. The Seahawks totaled just 36 sacks in 2012, good for just 18th best in the NFL. They were a much better team in coverage team than they were in pressure.
So when the Seahawks first move of the off-season was to send their 1st round pick to Minnesota, and give up a ton of their cap space to obtain a wide receiver, the move did not address their biggest need.
Yes, Percy Harvin is exciting. It is a blockbuster, big time sexy move. The offense will have an explosive factor now that it hasn't seen since Joey Galloway was drafted.
Percy Harvin is a game changer on offense. One of the biggest weapons in football.
But I still had the nagging feeling in the back of my mind that with no first round pick and much tighter cap space, it would be more difficult to go out and grab a legitimate defensive end.
Well, the Seahawks went out and accomplished just that with the signing of former Lions defensive end, Cliff Avril. He is exactly what the Hawks needed.
Avril is 26 years old. He had 9.5 sacks last year, and 29 sacks over the last 3 seasons. He is a proven NFL pass rusher.
The Hawks have now addressed their biggest need, and also managed to acquire a luxury in Percy Harvin as well. Plus, they still have 8 draft picks to bolster their defensive line and cornerback depth in April.
My fears have been assuaged with the addition of Cliff Avril.
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Defending champion Jim Richards took the wheel of a brand new Porsche GT3 for the first time today and immediately claimed pole position in the Century Batteries GT Production car category at Phillip Island, Victoria.
Richards set the fastest time of 1 minute 40.18 seconds in qualifying for tomorrow's first race of the season, a curtainraiser to the Century Batteries 1-Hour Showroow Shootout on Sunday.
Although he had not tested the Porsche - which he personally rebuilt from a wreck over the past six weeks - Richards was almost four seconds faster than his nearest competitor Wayne Park, driving a $350,000 Ferrari F360 Modena Challenge.
"The car went a little better than I expected. Before today I'd only driven it once around the block at home," Richards said.
With Richards, Park and the third and fourth-fastest cars all competing in the new Century Batteries GTP Nation's Cup category for production supercars, Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 5 driver Bob Hughes claimed the honours for GT Production cars costing up to $100,000 and for the AutObarn High Performance class.
Melbourne driver David Wood topped the Sports Touring class, despite a 170 kmh spin in his Honda Integra Type R.
QUALIFYING TIMES OUTRIGHT 1. Jim Richards (Porsche GT3) 1 min. 40.18 sec. 2. Wayne Park (Ferrari F360 Challenge) 1:43.96 3. Mark Williamson (Porsche GT3) 1:45.26 4. Murray Carter (Chevrolet Corvette C5) 1:47.38 5. Bob Hughes (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V) 1:47.49
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He then went on to work in esteemed establishments such as Paramount (with Christine Manfield), The Wharf Restaurant (with Tim Pak Poy), Hugo's Lounge and Hugo's Bondi (with Peter Evans) and Oceanic Thai (with Max Mullens). Working with such talented chefs helped Jarrod develop his skills, and acquire his own style of Asian inspired cooking.
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When I was at the PASS Summit 2012 last November, a friend of mine Jason Brimhall (b|t SQL MCM and a lead author of this book) asked me to present my AlwaysOn – Finally, A Usable 'Mirror' presentation at the S3OLV SQL Server Users Group in Las Vegas in April 2013. I accepted. Fortunately, they [...]
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I'll be presenting at this months SQL Server User Group (UG) meeting of CACTUSS Central (www.cactuss.org) this upcoming Monday 9/19/2011. The location of the presentation is here. The abstract is below. Abstract In the past, High Availability and Disaster Recovery (HADR) had many limitations. Clustering and Mirroring are great, but the mirror/secondary database is not [...]
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I was reading Paul Randal and Kimberly Tripp's discussions about Virtual Log Files (VLFs), found here. DBCC loginfo I found that performing a log backup will cause the active VLF to 'rotate' to the first VLF, freeing up the rest of the VLFs for maximum shrinkage. Uh, well, you know what I mean. In SQL [...]
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Slovenian Foreign Minister Karl Erjavec said in Brussels on Tuesday that the problem of Croatian depositors with the now defunct Slovenian bank Ljubljanska Banka could be resolved fast if the Croatian government showed some flexibility, adding that he did not understand why lawsuits against the bank were being continued in Croatia.
"We could solve this problems very fast if the Croatian government showed some flexibility.... If the (Croatian) Finance Ministry withdraws powers of attorney, the ratification (of Croatia's EU accession treaty in the Slovenian Parliament) would start tomorrow," Erjavec told a news conference after a meeting of the EU foreign ministers.
Slovenia demands that Croatia withdraw powers of attorney given to Zagrebacka Banka and Privredna Banka Zagreb to continue lawsuits against Ljubljanska Banka, filed by two Croatian banks, Zagrebacka Banka and Privredna Banka Zagreb, before Croatian courts over unpaid deposits of Croatian clients with Ljubljanska Banka, which were transferred into public debt.
Although Croatian courts have so far dismissed such lawsuits, Slovenia fears that some of the proceedings could end with verdicts against Ljubljanska Banka and once Croatia is a member of the EU, such verdicts are legally binding.
He reiterated that Croatia should honour the commitments made by the previous Croatian government. Slovenia insists that Croatia has agreed to deal with the Ljubljanska Banka problem as part of the succession process.
Asked if he feared that other EU member states could have a negative opinion about Slovenia's behaviour, Erjavec said that other EU members also expected Croatia to honour its commitments.
Asked if Croatian Foreign Minister Vesna Pusic said anything about powers of attorney, Erjavec said Pusic reiterated the position that it was necessary to separate the Ljubljanska Banka issue from the ratification of Croatia's EU accession treaty and that there was no mention of powers of attorney. (Hina)


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Fall baseball means drama, surprising finishes and crushing defeats, but in New England it is also punctuated with "What channel is the Sox game on?"
New Englanders scan their TVs trying to find it. "NESN, no. ESPN, no..."
You're in luck. Here is the TV schedule for the American League Division Series:
- Game 1: Friday, Oct. 4, 3 p.m., at Boston -- TBS
- Game 2: Saturday, Oct. 5, 5:30 p.m., at Boston -- TBS
- Game 3: Monday, Oct. 7, TBD, at Tampa Bay -- TBS or MLB Network (depending on other games)
- Game 4: Tuesday, Oct. 8, TBD, at Tampa Bay -- TBS (if necessary)
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If the Sox get past Tampa Bay, it will get easier for TV watchers. All of the American Championship Series and World Series games are on FOX.


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Fighting erupted in Jonglei state on Monday as unknown gunmen attacked Twic East County, killing two and injuring seven, in a cattle raid according to a South Sudan official.
In this Wednesday, July 13, 2011 photo, young men herd cattle through the mud-caked streets of Pibor, South Sudan (AP)The county's commissioner Dau Akoy Diing told Sudan Tribune that a huge number of cattle was lost to the raiders. The large Pajut cattle camp in Maar Payam [district] fell into an ambush believed to have been led by members of the Murle tribe who have been accused of numerous raids since Thursday. Mr. Akoy said the attackers launched their attack at about 1:00pm local time in a grazing field far from villages in the area.
After 12 hours pursuing the the raiders in an attempt to retrieve the cattle, the youths who had been guarding the cattle returned to the area early on Tuesday morning, the commissioner said. "We have the total of seven people injured and one person who was bitten by snake and two people killed. No cattle rescued", Akoy reported. Twic East youth leader, Kuir Ajak told Sudan Tribune that the man bitten by the snake and the six other injured people were brought to Bor Civil Hospital.
According to Ajak, Murle raiders are not only targeting Luo Nuer in response to a raid in June, but the whole of Jonglei and Central Equartoria state. Thursday's attack on Uror County in Jonglei killed 58 people according to the UN. However a group of officials from Jonglei told Sudan Tribune that the clashes in Uror county had resulted in 640 deaths, 861 people sustaining injuries, the kidnap of 208 children, the arson of 7,924 houses and the theft of 38,000 heads of cattle.
In another report, one man is reported to have been killed and 500 cows stolen from Bor cattle keepers at Paluer cattle camp within Mundari territory in Gameza payam, near the Jonglei-Central Equatoria state border on Saturday. The attackers, also believed to be Murle, are still being pursued. Many cattle keepers from Bor South, comprising of Kolnyang, Anyidi and Makuach payam, have moved into Mundari land to avoid the deadly cattle disease, East Coast Fever, that has been killing cattle in Bor County since it appeared in April 2008. A source from Panyangoor, the county headquarters told Sudan Tribune on Monday 22, that only a few people were herding the cattle when the attack occurred and predicted that it would be "hard to get them back".
The final report from South Sudan's military and officials from Uror County is yet to be submitted to the governor of Jonglei according to a source in Bor. The county commissioner for Pibor County, where most Murle live, admitted that the clash in Uror County was carried out by Murle as a revenge for a June attack on the Murle by the Lou Nuer. He claimed not to be aware of the other attacks. From mid to late June 15-30 Luo Nuer attacked Murle in a tit for tat raid, which local groups estimate killed about 900 people.
"My colleague, the Commissioner [Tut Puok Nyang] told me about the clash. This is true because they went to revenge the June attack", said Mazee. According to Mazee, his county is expecting a peace initiation team from the South Sudan Council of Churches on Wednesday after it meets the state government in Bor. "I welcome the peaceful dialogue with our neighbors Nuer and Dinka Bor. This will help to end the current communal conflicts", said Mazee.
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President Barack Obama has signed a law that, for most countries, takes US-made satellite technology and information off the list defining it as a munition subject to draconian International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) that control the export and import of defense-related articles and information.This long awaited move has been welcomed by US space companies who have complained for several years that their efforts at making space exports had been hobbled by ITAR.
This security policy reversal is not the first time that the US has had to make when an over reaction proved to be counterpoductive to US interests.In fact, the United States of America has a record of both "under reacting" and then over reacting over security issues, before finally settling on a sensible middle course.
Too lax then too strict: overdoing the airport misery after 9/11
In the wake of the admittedly terrible 9/11 terrorist attacks in 2001, U.S. Airport security was tightened. While many were grateful that this previously weak security system had finallly been reformed, and accepted as necessary the new tiresome security checks, what was harder to swallow was the change in behavour of US security officials. From being friendly but a tad over relaxed, overnight they turned themselves (possibly under orders) into ultrarstrict, rude and self important monsters, often showing downright unpleasantness to travellers. Of course, the result of this unapologetic and rude behaviour was to turn off foreign travellers from coming to America. And as so many travellers including those from USA's traditional allies, subsequentlly decided to stay away and soon their "tourist" dollars started to dry up.
Of course it was only a matter of time before it was realised in government that this behaviour was counterproductive to US interests andt soon US airport security guys and girls orderd to attend charm schools to rectify their newly acquired politeness deficit. Security would remain tight of course, but it would be done in a friendly and respectful way (as UK security men and women had done for years). It is glad to report that US airports, customss and immigration, are not the unpleasant places they used to be, and this reform has at least put the welcome back into America.
We note this example as it is reminiscent of what has happened with the space industry's experience with ITAR regulation. For those new to space business, the subject of ITAR has been rumbling since the 1990s.
Too lax and then too strict: overreaction as ITAR restrictions hit US industry
US Export restrictions have long existed to prevent potential enemies of USA benefiting from a transfer of restricted technology specifically related to military applications. There was outcry however when US space firms were discovered to have beem helping the Chinese to fix their faulty launch vehicle guidance systems after two Chinese Long March rocket failures in fhe mid-1990s. The concern in the US Department of Defense (DoD) was that such a technology could also be used on long range ballistic missiles.
Then came the over-reaction from the US government. Instead of restricting just the technology related to rocket guidance, in 1999 new definitions designated virtually all space technology and space technical information as "munitions" which would be subject to the strictest ITAR regulation which covered, not just the usual suspects, but all foreign countries including NATO allies.
The result was that foreign firms found it hard to obtain information on items or space hardware – ranging from full spacecraft to components – which often required long and complicated licensing procedures, Likewise, such US-built satellites and components were banned from flying on Chinese launch vehicles. Even personel from space agencies and insurance companies were affected, finding that they had to be licenced in a cumbersome and long winded procedure by the US State Department in order to see ITAR-restricted information on US built space hardware.
Such were the difficulties encountered by firms trying to purchase US space hardware that many satellite operators turned to European firms instead to supply their hardware. Even then there were difficulties as some of these European-built satellites had subsystems which were US supplied.To allow their satellites to fly on Chinese launch vehicles, Thales Alenia Space even started offering a line of ITAR-free spacecraft.
The net result of these draconian restrictions on space hardware and space technical inforamtion was that US lost market share in commercial space. In total, US Space manufacturers were estimated by the Aerospace Industries Assocation to have lost circa $21 billion in sales during the ten years after the new space ITAR restrictions had been applied.
ITAR foolishness: nothing can get out or in and arrest those NASA shop staff as well!
Of course there were also some comedic moments as a result of the ITAR regime. For example, European rocket engineers found themselves effectively disbarred from demonstrating their technology to US firms on the grounds that the US counterparts might give accidently something away to them. In other words, not only was ITAR preventing technolgy secrets getting out, it was actually preventing them getting in!. Meanwhile, more bizarrely, NASA's Kennedy Space Center's Visitor Center accidently found iself in technical breach of ITAR when it was dicovered that it had been selling Saturn V blueprints in its tourist shop.
Publically available Saturn V drawing probably in breech of ITAR. Courtesy (indirectly): NASA
ITAR's counterproductive results: Obama to the rescue but it is be too little, too late
Despite all this, apart from some minor tinkering with who actually monitored the restictions (moved from the the US DoD to the US State Department) such was the fear of the militarily and economically resurgent China along with North Korea, Iran, Syria etc that US politicians remained reluctant to relax ITAR restrictions on space technology even though they could see the economic damage that it was doing.
Eventually, the Obama administration, saw sense (albeit slowly) and has now decided to remove most of the restrictions on satellite communications and earth observation technology at least to allied nations. Interestingly, they have continued to prohibit space technology and information from reaching China along with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Iran, Cuba, Syria and Sudan.
Perhaps, America's space exporters will recover from this damaging and counterproductive exercise the futuilty of which, was that with ITAR restrictions in place, other nations including China, Japan and Russia, had to develop their own expertise in spacecraft with technology which now sometimes actually beats US systems in commercial competition. So this still limited relaxation might be a case of "too little, too late" anyway, no matter how polite US firms are about it.


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Interested in the survival of Southern Oregon wineries, choice of consumers, or freedom of commerce? READ ON!
From the words of Josh Wade of DrinkNectar.com:
Now is a call to action for all wine drinkers, wineries, and lovers of small business. If you're reading these sentences, I compel you to continue to read and to take action. Failure to do so could mean the end of buying wine directly from the winery you love AND the failure of the small business winery as we know it.
Recent posts from Wine Spectator and Tom Wark's Fermentation shed light on a potentially devastating bill (HR 5034) introduced to congress that will further solidify the distribution control of alcohol among the powerful distributors and handcuff already struggling small business wineries. The language of HR5034 is aimed at prohibiting public challenge of existing state laws. Citing litigation costs and leaning on fear mongering WSWA (Wine and Spirits Wholesalers of America) CEO Craig Wolf is deceptively seeking to increase control of already antitrust laws that date back to prohibition.
Follow the money. With lawsuits filed in more than 25 states and success of Granholm vs. Heald, wholesalers are starting to feel the pinch in their fat wallets. Armed with deep pockets and political muscle the National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) drafted the bill aimed at stopping the progress of direct shipping.
Tom Wark says, "The only way many wineries can survive or thrive inside today's ineffective alcohol distribution system is through direct shipment of wine to consumers. The only way consumers can access most of the wines that have resulted from the explosion of artisan wineries across the country is via direct shipment of wine. If H.R. 5034 passes, it will mean the end of the direct shipment of wine in numerous states."
The fact that a bill has made it this far is troubling, however if Schoolhouse Rock taught us anything, a bill must be debated in committee, passed and voted in the house, then debated in the Senate and then voted and passed there, before becoming a law to be signed by the President.
In a recent article on Vin65, Vintank CEO Paul Mabray talked about the balance between direct to trade and direct to consumer sales. "Pro-direct doesn't mean anti-distribution," says Paul. "Direct to consumer is over demonized by wholesalers. Remember that most consumers buy wine and consume it within 3 hours of purchase." Direct sales don't support that type of consumerism. Paul goes on to explain, "Direct to consumer builds awareness and customer loyalty as well. Wineries that have combined direct and traditional distribution are stronger as brands and the wholesaler pull is better than those without direct to consumer in the market."
What does HR5034 mean to you? If it passes, the whole game will change. Small wineries will suffer under the loss of direct shipping and lower profit margins. Consumers will have less access to wine they enjoy. Some consumers will be unable to get out of state wine. The only way brands will be able to sell wine to consumers is through wholesaler distribution channels. This is the definition of anti-commerce and monopoly. Even more sinister is the wording in the bill that removes the ability to challenge the law, thus removing your voice.
*Contact your representative and tell them to vote NO on HR5034. (Use one of the many articles in this piece for reference materials).
*Re-post this or any of the referenced articles on twitter using the hashtag #HR5034
*Join the Facebook community STOPHR5034, post it to your page and share it with your friends.
*Share this information with other wineries, wine associations, and wine lovers
The future of the wine business depends on our action.


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No one likes getting an unexpected high utility bill. But that's exactly what happened to one Las Vegas man, who says, it wasn't even his bill to pay.Photo: Video by ktnv.com
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Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) -- No one likes getting an unexpected high utility bill. But that's exactly what happened to one Las Vegas man, who says, it wasn't even his bill to pay. So as Contact 13's Tricia Kean reports, that's when he called our Call for Action volunteers for help.
"I'm getting pretty mad. I'm thinking, why would they do this to me," says Eddie Caryl.
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Liberty Football Squad Tackles Clovis Friday Night.
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Bakersfield, Calif. - The Liberty football team has its work cut out Friday night when it travels to Clovis to take on the top-seeded Cougars in a Central Section Division I semifinal.
The Patriots aren't going to be intimidated. Liberty has already been a giant-killer this year when it defeated Bakersfield, 28-17, on October 5. The victory snapped the Drillers 17-game winning streak.
Liberty is currently riding its own modest three-game winning streak.
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Forums >Off the Beaten Path>Moldy Bread: Pick it off, or toss it all?
Toss it! It is ex-bread, man. Deceased. Not pinin' for the fjords, not resting or stunned.
It might be good for feeding the ducks
if possible, keep it to wholemeal or granary, bleached white can be bad for our feathered friends.
they've created a shoe made out of Lego, so when you step on Lego, it doesn't hurt.
you just get taller.
People eat moldy cheese on purpose. (Roquefort, Cambazola, etc.) Heck, people inject a purified solution of mold into themselves to cure infections. What's the big deal about moldy bread?
I hate stinky cheese
I found a great use for moldy bread (especially if you are heading to prison).
Not my usual look
All cheese is old moldy milk. You don't have to limit it to them fancy fereign ones.
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I see that, and agree wholeheartedly. It makes no sense to buy dss when you can sell the June 2.5 puts for $1. And agree again, it's like buying dss at $1.5 but that kind of scares me, and I won't participate.
you certainly didn't give a good impression that zoom conference call. That's for sure.
he is totally inept, I agree.
like zoom .
Mr Alva you must be paid by zoom.
oh my goodness, haven't been here in years zoom has a whole new crop of pumpers.


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There was a lot to talk about from today, including some key depth chart movement, so let's get to it:
- Perhaps Troy Calhoun was speaking out of frustration after Saturday's scrimmage, in which he got upset with Mike DeWitt for missing a block, but he made it clear that Wes Cobb is the clear favorite to start at fullback. He praised Cobb for his consistency and toughness when asked if anyone had stepped up to fill the vacant starting job.
"He'll be a solid fullback for us this year," Calhoun said. "We need to have somebody else come on and emerge, because we need depth at that position."
That may not sound like much, but Calhoun hates to give any indication that one player leads another if there's a position battle. Judging by Calhoun's comments, Cobb has a commanding lead, at least for the moment.
- The kicker battle is also getting interesting. Parker Herrington might have a small edge, or at least it's very close. Calhoun said there's "no separation," but it was Herrington who got the first kick during 11-on-11 drills. He did well aside from a 31-yard miss, including hitting a 55-yard attempt after barely missing one. Erik Soderberg, who was first up on kickoffs, also kicked well. He has the experience edge in the race. Calhoun said he wants to see someone emerge at that spot in the next week.
- The race for the cornerback spot opposite Anthony Wright was muddled this week because Wright was out for a couple days. Josh Hall and Steffon Batts worked with the first team, which only meant that Chris Miller was third in the race at the moment. But Saturday, with Wright back (and he looked good, picking off Tim Jefferson in a passing drill), Batts stayed in the starting lineup. Hall and Miller were on the second team. This race is also going to play itself out over the rest of camp – Calhoun made sure to single out Miller for having a great week of practice, so don't count him out either – but at least for today's scrimmage, Batts had the lead.
- Here's a couple quick hits on who is moving up and down the depth chart: Not a surprise, but David Baska has had very little competition at punter through camp, and Calhoun singled him out when he was asked who has emerged at the position. Baska has also been taking most of the reps as the team's new field-goal holder. … Jon Davis and Anthony Wright are listed 1-2 on the pre-camp depth chart at punt returner, and that hasn't changed. Air Force might use both at the position this year. … Cody Getz and Darius Jones appear to be in a dead heat in the race for No. 2 tailback. They seemed to split repetitions almost equally, and each of them had good moments today. But, freshman Jon Lee once again had a couple nice runs. He'll be a factor. … Alex Means is back with the first-team defense at outside linebacker, after Stephan Atrice got a few practices with the starters early in the week.
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"How did he make this into a racist election?"
That's easy -- he had lots of help from Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck and Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity and Man Coulter and FOX News and the teabaggers and the Christian Taliban and the Republicant Party and the name of that guy who was trying to be president... ummm... what was his name? Rhymes with "quit."
You know -- that rich dude, the one who got 47% of the vote, the one for whom 88 out of every 100 votes came from a white. Pretty much the definition of racist.
Poor lady. Just another grouchy old white who still can't cope with the fact that not only are she and her kind has-beens, they never were.
You're mean; your last paragraph proves that. All the lady did was write a letter, voicing her opinion and added her full name. Why don't you change your post into a letter to the editor and sign your name to it?
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How different is recovery for you between a 12 and 14 week cycle? Is it noticeably longer because you got shut down a little harder and had to recover or is it the same?
Why do people recommend 12 over 14 for a beginner? Can a second cycle go for 14 weeks if the first 12 week cycle/recovery went alright?
I noticed the last 2-3 weeks of my cycle were where I really gained a ton of strength. I would have liked to ride that for 2 more weeks tbh (reason I'm asking).


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