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|Free Republic 1st Quarter Fundraising Target: $88,000
|Receipts & Pledges to-date: $18,158
|Woo hoo!! And the first 20% is in!! Thank you all very much!! God bless.
Posted on 04/19/2012 1:22:35 PM PDT by Jim Robinson
I've checked with an ad agency. We can probably raise the funds we need to operate FR at our current level and at the current market price for online advertising if we run a banner ad at the top of every page and at least one rectangular ad in the above the fold body of the page and a couple rectangular ads in the sidebar. If that doesn't generate enough revenue, we can also run pop ups or pop unders and we can even run audio and video ads if need be. But of course, if we go full bore commercial, we'd have to insure strict copyright compliance with very brief excerpting of all articles to avoid lawsuits. And the agency would require that we install a filter to censor out any bad or unacceptable words in our posts.
Or, of course, there's always the membership model. We could setup a members only system where paying members get full access and non-paying members get throttled back, etc.
I don't like either of the above models and think we'd soon lose a lot of our readers and participants. Of course that may happen anyway if we can't fund it and if we cannot get our equipment problem under control, or if my refusal to vote for or support an abortionist/homosexualist/statist who has plans to install ObamaCare, er, I mean RomneyCare into all 50 states runs everyone off.
The donation model has served us very well since 1997 when we first started using it. It's very clean, uncomplicated and we attract participants who perhaps can't afford membership dues but do want to join the discussion and join our rallies, protests, prayer sessions, etc. And the advertising model would probably bring in the revenue, but it comes with strings attached.
I'm sure there are other ways and ways to combine features of various models, sell books, cds, gear, etc, offer no ads for paid subscribers, etc, even ISP services, but all of these also complicate matters.
I'm an old dog and I like to avoid new tricks, new complications, additional overhead, additional accounting, additional rules and regulations, etc, wherever possible. I like to stick to simplicity and with what works.
Thank you all very much for your continuing participation and support.
FR needs to be treated like the former Constitution ,as created by the Founders, should have been...
It wouldn't bother me much, Jim. I train my eye to ignore
ads that always show up in the same place. After a while
I probably couldn't tell you a single thing about one I
had "seen" only seconds before.
It's a question really about your preference.
If it's needful and keeps us rolling then hell yeah, it won't bother me.
Personally, I wouldn't bitch about it.
Might even get snarky at those who did.
Just an idea, Jim, and that is to have a membership wherein those who are "members" can choose (if they wish) to have that reflected in their Username somehow on the site.
That would allow people to recognize at a glance that any particular poster is financially supporting the site.
It wouldn't be for better or unrestricted service, it would just be for prestige/pride/ego/bragging-rights.
Seems silly, but it might inspire others to become members themselves if they see how many regulars make monthly donations.
How about members don't have to see the ads, and non-members do?
We have enough problems without opening ourselves to finicky, often arrogant outside influence such as advertisers are.
My vote is we stay the way we are. To "H" with advertisers.
We have to all chip in more I guess. We at the ranch are at $160.00 a year with our $40.00 per quarter contribution to the cause. We might be able to crank a little more.
The horses, and the donkey are getting old, and perhaps when they pass on we'll be able to send more. Four of the cats, and one of the dogs is getting really old too. Yup, won't be long we'll be able to send more.
Just don't let them put those ads that expand at the top of the page after you've started reading then collapse after you've scrolled down to keep reading. Hate those.
FR forever.
It cant hurt to try new things. If you need funds raised for something specific, you could run small, targeted fundraisers. Nothing says you cant go back to the old model if it doesnt work.
I've thought about that too, ASB! An excellent suggestion if I don't say so myself!
That being said:
Seriously folks, this is just embarrassing, the display of hypocrisy here. We're all for doing it ourselves, and when it comes time to pony up for what we've used and enjoyed, TOO MANY of us stuff our hands into our pockets, whistle and slowly sneak away.
$5 a month, REALLY??? IS THAT TO MUCH TO ASK???
I could second that motion for "FreeRepublic Premium".
Amen...I'm with you, Jim and the present system has worked.
I recommend a paid subscription not only for posters, but for anyone who wants to view any page.
Maybe $5/month?
Cheaper than getting the newspaper at your door.
I would suggest a one time private message to all who post acknowledging your appreciation for their participation and suggesting they contribute to keep the site online.
Thank you very much for your continuing support. Hoping most people prefer to just stick with what we have. It's relatively clean and uncomplicated and thanks to our devoted FReepathon teams and our beloved FReepers, lurkers and donors, it actually WORKS!
Remember too, Jim, that most modern browsers have plugins and add-ons that prevent the display of ads and pop ups. I personally use Firefox with several such add-ons, and I never see advertisements anywhere.
If it's a click-based advertising model, it might not be as profitable as you think.
Freepers that continually access the posting benefits of this site and can afford to contribute should do so ....... pronto!
Sponsoring FReepers are contributing
$10 Each time a New Monthly Donor signs up!
Get more bang for your FR buck!
Click Here To Sign Up Now!
You, snarky??
That was the nicest word I could come up with for it. ;-)
Whatever works best for you, I'm on board.
However, I might recommend that vanity posters pay a small fee of $5 per vanity thread they start.
No fee, of course, for monthly contributors above $10/month.
I vote for a $10 per month membership. All others see ads.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it...
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Is 22% in 19 days really working?
Are there any like me who donate plenty but still the freepathons make us feel somehow bad? I don't like that they are so long — I don't like that some don't even feel guilty because I feel guilty during them even though I contribute enough.
Maybe membership with stars on our bellies would get every regular freeper to pony up? Sounds silly. But I'd always allow free participation. This is how we get the insiders and famous here, for full anonymity.
That said...I don't pay much attention to advertisement anyway.
I'd just as soon...see the non-paying FREEPER's pony up...$3 a month.
How 'bout Ads, with an option to pony up a subscription for Ad-Free...
However, I might recommend that vanity posters pay a small fee of $5 per vanity thread they start.
Then members should pony up to improve and keep this site going strong. I am member 5 hundred and something, give with paypal each month so I don't have to worry about the fund drives
God bless you for putting this out for our membership.
As a member of your FReepathon Team, please know that I am willing to keep Free Republic just like it is: completely member funded and totally independent of ads and outsiders!
I know that our FReepathons are taking a longer than in the old days, when our THONS would only take one week, but in those days our financial needs were at the amount of our Monthly Donor donations = $40K!
Whatever y'all decide, will be A-OK with me. I would prefer to keep us completely independent, but if that's not possible, then go for the least intrusive.
Pop-ups are the pits!
I have heard it said that $5 per month per user would cover things well. Come on people, get up off of it. Donate monthly.
Thank you for your incomparable vision and uncompromising conservatism.
Technical question - how do I change my monthly subscription amount?
It costs almost $2.00 to process a donation.
Except we'd already be bankrupt by the time we find out it doesn't work. We have zero surplus capital, but do have plenty of debts that must be paid on every month. We don't live hand to mouth, but we do live quarter by quarter. We have no financial cushion to fall back on and cannot afford to experiment and lose.
But I thank God for what we have and what we have accomplished as a group anyway. We were never supposed to have gotten this far. Just a group of amateurs and disgruntled citizens banding together on a simple little website to protest against Clinton's abuses. Miss him yet? He was scandal a day, but almost a comical character compared to Obama. Now we're having to fight outright Marxist/communist totalitarian tyranny in our White House!!
Damn the LEFTist bastards!! They'll have to pry my keyboard from my cold dead fingers!!
Same with me,don't even see adds on facebook.
I'm for sticking with what ya got but it is your site,your decision.
Sweetest you, Jim can better answer your question. Thanks very much, Mygirlsmom!!!
One dollar per month would cover everything if 10% of our readers would reliably put it up.
How about starting an overlapping model where you implement ads along with the fundraiser and roll in ad revenue like you roll in monthlies?
Please send me a freepmail message with your new amount and I will update it for you.
Thank you very much!!
The entry level question about advertising is how it would affect FRs legal status. Would it violate the rules FR agreed to to settle any lawsuit over posting published material? Get us into gray areas in that respect?
It's not your refusal to support Romney that's the problem.
It's your zotting everyone who says they are going to vote for Romney over Obama that's the problem especially since many of them are long-time residents here and have been loyal and generous donors.
Now, I don't like Romney. Come Tuesday, I'm voting for Gingrich. Then what?
Let's say Romney winds up being the nominee as is highly likely. You expect to have a thriving political site with discussion banned of either Romney or Obama this election year?
If Obama wins I think it's over for this nation. If Romney wins I think we are going to come back especially as how his coattails will bring in a lot of good people at the local level -- assuming of course that people who think like you (and me) don't stay home.
It's not about personalities or individuals anyway. It's about ideas and our ideas are on Romney's side.
So yes, I'm voting for Romney. Feel free to zot although I'm not asking for one.
Forget the advertising as I don't think people will be coming here with discussion banned regarding the presidential election.
If you want to save this site, what I'd suggest is you do a mea culpa and invite the Romney people back. You don't have to say you're going to support him, just that your not going to zot discussion of the guy.
I would not complain if you allow ads but I worry that the advertisers may try to throttle FR and some of our posts. Although most of our language is fine I fear the "hard" elimination of some words may lead to the elimination of certain topics to placate advertisers who have proved themselves cowards when it comes to any sort of controversy. If FR becomes too reliant on the ad sales it could lead to the demise of our free association on this site.
Our Country is sliding towards the edge of the cliff and I think FR's open debate is what is needed more than ever during these times.
Just my two cents. Take care.
Whaaa? I did not know that. Guess I'll have to add two bucks to each donation. Does that include processing each automatic monthly donantion? Does a Pay Pal donation cost $2 to process as well?
It's all up to you, Jim....I like it like it is.
Yes, it could be done. But again, we subject ourselves to the online ad market (advertising rates go up and down with the economy and sometimes tank completely) and there are no guarantees that they can sell enough ads for our account anyway. We also subject ourselves to the demands of our advertisers, put our forum at risk if we are competing with our sources for advertising revenue, puts more legal pressure on us, and lots of readers will simply take steps to avoid the ads altogether which will crimp us even further. Afraid we'll end up having to do both or several combinations of all the above forever. Hoping we can just continue to keep it simple and remain non-commercial as we are.
I'd be OK with whatever you decide to do.
As always I'm open to producing FReeper gear as long as the proceeds go to FR.
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Let this dead dog die
To Iron Mountain school, please stop asking to pass the hi-tech bond.
I do not want to buy tablets for students when you are already encouraging their own devices in the first place.
Every time I read your request I want to scream bloody murder. How much money do you think we are all made of?
Why must you try and compare to Norway and Kingsford. It sounds like a "cool" contest more than anything.
After February please let this dead dog die. I am one out of thousands saying/asking/pleading stop hounding us for equipment you don't necessarily need, just want.
Martha Wiederrecht
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Tempus Continuum Ensemble presents 'I am Looking for a Sun' @the cell theatre in NYC on May 18, 2013Posted by s21concerts in Concert Announcement, tags: classical, contemporary, Continuum, Music, New, nyc, Premieres, Tempus, York
Tickets may be purchased HERE
May 18, 2013, 8:00pm
@the cell
338 West 23rd Street
New York, NY 10011
The Tempus Continuum Ensemble will be premiering new works by emerging New York composers Anne H. Goldberg, Kevin Baldwin, and Alex Burtzos. Come enjoy works for mixed chamber ensembles at the cell in Chelsea.
Kevin Baldwin:
-ity (2012) for solo piano**
-aholic (2013) for solo Percussion*
I am Looking for a Sun (2013) for septet*
Anne Goldberg:
Anima Animus (2012) for solo piano*
Elocutions (2011) for flute, guitar, and vibraphone
Burning Bushes (2013) for septet*
Alex Burtzos:
Prince Prospero (2013) for septet*
*Denotes World Premiere **Denotes New York Premiere
Founded by composer/performer Anne H. Goldberg and soprano Corrine Byrne, Tempus Continuum is a New York-based ensemble that strives to bring diverse audiences to contemporary and underperformed music. Through provocative programming, Tempus Continuum seeks to create paths of accessibility for audience members, inviting them to confront music with fresh ears. Tempus Continuum works closely with emerging and established composers, commissioning and premiering innovative works at a diverse variety of venues such as New York City's the cell theatre, Cornelia Street Café, The Flea Theater, and Philadelphia's The Salon, and recently the long-established Arts in the Village concert series in Massachusetts. Tempus Continuum holds an annual call for scores to promote and perform innovative works by emerging composers, thus furthering and expanding the genre of new classical music.
Alex Burtzos (b. 1985) is an American composer and music educator native to Colorado Springs, CO. He is a graduate of Loyola University New Orleans (BM) and the Manhattan School of Music (MM), and a member of ASCAP. Alex has been on the faculty of the Florentine Music School in New York City since 2011 (theory, piano and percussion), and is currently working towards his doctorate in composition at the Manhattan School of Music, where he is the recipient of MSM' s prestigious teaching fellowship. His compositions have been performed across the United States and abroad. In 2013, Alex was awarded the Jordan Berk Memorial prize for composition for his saxophone quartet, "The Revivalist," and was profiled as the featured composer on ComposersCircle.com. He's excited to be collaborating with the Tempus Continuum Ensemble, and hopes that the future will present more opportunities to work with this talented
Anne H. Goldberg blurs the definitions of music and dance as a composer, choreographer, and performer. Founder and artistic director of the Synthesis Aesthetics Project, a collaborative of musicians, dancers, multimedia and spoken word artists, Anne has produced, composed, choreographed and directed a variety of productions,
most recently as Emerging-Artist-in-Residence at The Field. In addition to Synthesis, Anne co-founded the new music ensemble Tempus Continuum Ensemble, premiering and performing both her own music and that of other 20th and 21st Century composers. Touring the east coast and internationally, Anne's music has been premiered and performed by ensembles such as the Boston New Music Institute, the Novatrio, NeoLit Ensemble, and at the Summer Institute for Contemporary Performance Practice at New England Conservatory. Her artistry has been featured in music venues such is Symphony Space, the Kitchen, the Flea Theater, and many others nationally and internationally.
Anne's background, although based upon the study of science, mathematics and languages, never strayed far from her passion for the arts. She graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Wellesley College with extensive course work at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and received her M.M. of Classical Composition at the Manhattan School of Music under Dr. Marjorie Merryman, and influences of Nils Vigeland, Reiko Füting, and Mark Stambaugh. She is a D.M.A. candidate at MSM under Dr. Reiko Füting. In addition to her musical and choreographic pursuits, Anne is a professional figureskater, holding gold freestyle, artistry and ice dancing titles in the United States and Canada as well as International ice dancing titles.
Multi-instrumental talent Kevin Baldwin (b. 1986) is an emerging artist creating a name for himself by tackling some of the most experimental and innovative music in New York City. Kevin has sought to push the saxophone by tackling repertoire from composers such as Grisey, Berio, Aperghis, and Hurel.
As a performer, Kevin has performed all over the world, in places such as Beijing and Shanghai, China; Paris, France; and Maccagno, Italy. The New York Times reviewed one of Kevin's concerts, saying the performance was, "precise and energetic" Since then, Kevin has performed at Symphony Space, Tenri Cultural Institute, Galapgagos Art Space and had his debut solo concert performing a show for saxophone and electronics at the New Music in Queens festival.
Recently as a composer, Kevin has been receiving commissions and several other premieres for various soloists and ensembles. Such commissions include Transfigured Pulse, commissioned by Columbia University; Solitary Confinement for Tenor Saxophone and Drum Set for the SoundSCAPE new music festival in Italy; and -ity for solo piano for Jess Ryan. Previously, Kevin received an honorable mention in the 2009 National Association of Composers of the USA Young Composers Competition for his piece Meditation for solo Bassoon.
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All week, Showtime has been showing all their best fights of the last couple years on one of the spinoff Showtime networks. Got a chance to see several fights I hadn't seen.
~When Baldomir shocked Judah in a supposed Zab tune up for Floyd. Baldomir instead went on to face, and get taken apart at the seams, by Floyd.
~Sergei Liahokvich beating Lamon Brewster here in Cleveland, in what was an awesome fight between two real big dudes that landed a lot of hard punches to the head.
~Liahokvich losing the heavyweight belt he won off Brewster to Shannon Briggs.
And then last night, they played a Juan Diaz win from about a year ago over Fernando Angulo.
I had never seen Diaz fight. Lightweight king at 133. Was really impressed by him. The 'Baby Bull' moniker fits, cause the kid is like Joe Frazier. He just puts that head down and bullies into you. Throwing just ferocious body shots. Hits hard. I'd love to see him go up a class and fight Hatton. That would be an awesome fight.


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Eugene D Shapiro, MD
Professor of Pediatrics (General Pediatrics) and of Epidemiology (Microbial Diseases); Deputy Director, Investigative Medicine Program; Co-director of Education and of Child Health Research, Yale Center for Clinical Investigation; Associate Chair for Clinical Translational and Educational Research, Department of Pediatrics
Research Interests
Education; Lyme Disease; Investigative Techniques; Pediatrics; Vaccines; Case-Control Studies; Infectious Disease Medicine; Translational Medical Research
Research Organizations
Pediatrics: Connecticut Study of Epilepsy | General Pediatrics | Infectious Diseases
School of Public Health: Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases | HPV
Research Summary
The effectiveness of vaccines in clinical practice; Prevention, diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease; clinical epidemiology; case-control studies
Specialized Terms: Vaccines; Lyme disease; Epidemiology of infectious diseases
Extensive Research Description
Clinical epidemiologic research on the effectiveness of vaccines, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease.
Management of patients with medically unexplained symptoms presenting as Lyme disease;
Selected Publications
- Feder HM Jr, Johnson BJB, O'Connell S, Shapiro ED, Steere AC, Wormser GP, et al. A critical appraisal of "Chronic Lyme Disease." N Engl J Med 2007;357:1422-30
- Wormser GP, Dattwyler RJ, Shapiro ED, et al. The clinical assessment, treatment and prevention of Lyme disease, human granulocytic Anaplasmosis, and Babesiosis: Clinical practice guidelines by the Infectious Diseases Society of America. Clin Infect Dis
- Vázquez M, LaRussa PS, Gershon AA, Niccolai LM, Muehlenbein CE, Steinberg SP, Shapiro ED. Effectiveness of varicella vaccine over time. JAMA 2004; 291:851-855.
- Shapiro ED. Case-control studies of the effectiveness of vaccines: Validity and assessment of bias. Pediatr Infect Dis J 2004;23:127-31.
- Vázquez M, LaRussa PS, Gershon AA, Steinberg SP, Freudigman K, Shapiro ED. Effectiveness of Varicella Vaccine in Clinical Practice. N Engl J Med 2001;344:955-60.
- Seltzer EG, Shapiro ED. Misdiagnosis of Lyme disease: When not to order serologic tests. Pediatr Infect Dis J 1996;15:762-763.


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Experts at Cleveland Clinic set the record straight on statins and memory, weight-loss saboteurs and more.
Q: Can statins cause dementia? A: On the contrary, recent studies suggest that the cholesterol- lowering drugs called statins create a protective effect from cognitive dysfunction or dementia with long-term use. But in 2012, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration changed the drug label for statins to include a warning that memory loss and confusion have been reported with statin use. These reported events were generally not serious, and went away once the drug was no longer being taken. However, lingering confusion regarding statin effects on memory and cognition remained. More recent studies have looked at dementia and cognitive changes in controlled randomized clinical trials. These studies demonstrate that there is no short-term cognitive impairment with statin therapy, and actually found that statins may be beneficial and can prevent dementia�especially�with long-term use. These findings can reassure patients and physicians regarding concerns of possible cognitive effects with statin drugs, and reaffirm the relative safety of statin therapy when weighed against the proven benefit of these drugs in reducing�heart attack and stroke. �Michael Rocco, medical director of cardiac rehabilitation at Cleveland Clinic Q: What is �alkaline water,� and can it give me more energy? A: Alkaline water is commonly produced by an �ionizer,� a device that changes the chemical composition of water. The idea is that an ionizer changes the pH level of water, making the water more alkaline and less acidic. Marketers claim that alkaline water works as an antioxidant to prevent cell damage that leads to disease, as well�as increase your energy, hydrate you better�than regular water, prevent digestive issues�and even slow aging. But such claims have�not been properly tested in controlled�scientific studies, and some even run counter to what science tells us about the body. Plus, unless you have certain conditions such as kidney or respiratory disease, your body maintains a healthy pH balance on its�own. Hydration is crucial for health, of course. But because credible research backing the benefits of alkaline water is lacking, I recommend sticking with plain water. �Beth Czerwony, MS, RD,�registered dietitian
Q: How can I stick to my weight loss plan when people push food on me?
A: Many people take pride in their cooking, and when you reject their food, they may feel rejected. Typically they will learn that you are serious about your efforts and act differently the next time. Other times, someone may want to sabotage your efforts, either consciously or unconsciously; they may be jealous�of you and of your ability to succeed. Stay focused on your goal and what you need. Consider possible responses ahead of time, such as: �I�m following a particular eating plan for my health� instead of saying �I�m on a diet.� Or, �It looks delicious, but I just ate. Could I take a piece home to enjoy later?�Remember that you are giving yourself a gift of weight loss (and all the benefits associated with it) and no one can take that away from you.
�Maxine Smith, RD,�registered dietitian specializing in weight, lipid and diabetes management
Cleveland Clinic, pioneer of medical breakthroughs including coronary artery bypass surgery, is consistently named one of the nation�s best hospitals by U.S. News & World Report.Got health questions? Submit them here. This article originally appeared as on Spry Living


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Christmas jumpers - a selection of our 2012 favourites
Christmas jumpers are some of our most favourite things in the world ever, and the British high street has a fab, cheap selection available this year.
It's a bit cold to pop out and get one from an actual shop today, so we've done some detective-esque work on the interweb to show you a selection of our top picks for the festive season this year. THEY MAKE US WANT TO SCREAM WE LOVE THEM SO MUCH.
Click next to start the KNITTED JOY;
This reindeer themed delight can be picked up from George at Asda for £18. WHAT A TREAT.
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New Look have come up trumps this year. A Sugarscape fave, this Snowman Hoody is only £16.99, and the Candy Canes Knit below is £24.99.
Both can hop in our shopping baskets IMMEDIATELY. Ta.
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Right, these jumpers are from ASOS Mens section because to be quite honest, they were heaps better than the womens.
Both coming in at £30, the landscape scene above is a frickin' PEACH, and we can't wait to snuggle up in some snowflake action, below.
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If baggy menswear isn't your thing, AWear have some cute, girlier designs on sale.
We're loving the little cheeky reindeer, £25, above, and the colourful pattern, £35, below can be Christmassy without being tooooo IN YOUR FACE.
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H&M have mixed it up with this fab Christmas CARDIGAN, in the sale at a bargainous £15.99.
M&Co's tinselly design will have us snuggled up and feeling festive in a classier way than having a giant Santa over our boobs... although we do love a bit of that. £32.
Finally, we'll be wearing River Island's Kiss Me knit, £24.99, to Christmas parties all over town this year, hoping some fit bloke takes the hint before we spill mince pie all down ourselves and have to go home from the shame of it all.
Any faves in there for you this year?
Lauren Conrad's Christmas jumper and wet look leggings - love her look
Taylor Swift's Christmassy dress in Manhattan - LOVE LOVE LOVE


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Cramer's 6 Stocks in 60 Seconds: TEX HES KMB NFLX BX CAT (Update 1)
(Updates from 11:06 a.m. ET with closing information.)
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Here's what Jim Cramer had to say on CNBC's "Squawk On The Street" Friday:
Cramer said a recent downgrade of Terex
TEX ended trading down 2.3% to $31.11. HES was flat at $71.69 while KMB rose 1% to $99.31.
Cramer had move love for Netflix
Finally, Cramer said he even likes Caterpillar
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Gold medal games to be streamed live from 2013 Warrior Games presented by Deloitte
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The gold medal games in the sitting volleyball and wheelchair basketball competitions at the 2013 Warrior Games presented by Deloitte will be streamed live on ESPN3 on Wednesday from the Clune Arena at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Scheduled the begin at 8:30 p.m. ET, the gold medal sitting volleyball game will be a rematch of the 2012 final between the Army and Marine Corps teams. Earlier this week, Marines topped Army. George Egan from USA Volleyball will announce the gold medal game.
Army will play either the Marines or Navy team for the gold medal in wheelchair basketball - based on tonight's consolation bracket. That game will be broadcast at 10:30 p.m. ET, featuring announcers Justin Obermeyer, head coach of the Denver Lady Rolling Nuggets and 2016 Paralympic hopeful in wheelchair basketball, and John Register, Army Veteran and retired two-time U.S. Paralympian in swimming and track and field.
The telecast is available through ESPN3.com.
Approximately 260 wounded, ill and injured service members and veterans are competing in the 2013 Warrior Games presented by Deloitte, including five U.S. teams with athletes representing each branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, as well as a sixth team from the United Kingdom, representing the British Armed Forces.
Admission to the Warrior Games is free. Competition concludes Thursday with swimming.
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Thanks for the heads up.
I was afraid of that.
Dang noobs
I need to resize and try to send from home computer today.
LEOSCAT wrote:Lastly, the bottom on the vintage Zisha.
Can anyone help with translation?
No markings on the lid.
Thanks All,
LEOSCAT wrote:The modern Zhuni up close. Cute lil guy!!
LEOSCAT wrote:I found a matching teapot to my new vintage one. It's Zhuni fryorm the late 20th century...
Teaism wrote:A Shui Ping pot done in 1979. This is a rare flat base SP pot. Dug it out from the store and use it everyday for brewing sheng Puer for 2 weeks and the patina developed very fast.
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Noooooooo Adam. Tight today. Had a feeling.
Yay!!! Armin into 1st!
OMG - GO ADAM! I'm scared for him!
Oh dear.
Not Adam's night tonight....
I think Armin may medal....
Awww, Adam's little eye roll at the end of his program
Doubled his 3A, hand down on 3A, singled a toe (part of combo), fall on 3Lo.
He says in the K&C, "I don't know what happened."
Adam in the K&C: "Oh my god I don't know what happened."
Poor guy, Armin bringing down the house must've been a tough act to follow...
Feel bad for Adam, but I'm glad Armin is going to medal.
Okay, the music guy playing "I gotta feeling/that tonight's gonna be a good night" after Adam's skate is either cruel or completely lacks irony.
ARMIN MEDALS. Who would've predicted that?!?!


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One more great band to give weird titles to their albums and most of their songs ....
My favorite song by them is probably "Bone Machine." I love that line, "Your Irish skin looks Mexican." Hysterical... (After the earlier line, "You're looking like you got some sun.")
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by Anton Shilov
Andrew Grove, the former chief executive officer of Intel Corp., said at a public even in Mountain View, California, that the current patent system had to be altered somehow. According to Mr. Grove, current patent instruments are akin to financial derivatives, which are believed to be a cause of the world's financial crisis.
"The true value of an invention is its usefulness to the public. The system in place in the [Silicon] Valley today is moving further and further away from this principle. Patents themselves have become products. They're instruments of investment traded on a separate market, often by speculators motivated by the highest financial return on their investment," said Mr. Grove, reports Cnet News.com web-site.
The former head of Intel reminded that the most important invention of the semiconductor industry, the transistor, was licensed by AT&T for $25 000, which allowed transistor industry to become tens of billions of dollars industry nowadays.
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However, nowadays patents resemble derivatives and do not directly lead to new products. However, many patents eventually cover actual inventions, which is why there are investors who acquire patents in expectations that at some point they will bring some kind of profit. After the patents begin to cover certain contemporary products, patent owners either rather massive sums from actual product creators, which generally slowdowns innovation since the latter have to constantly check whether the new products infringe someone else's patents and make investments into patents that may be potentially infringed.
"The patent product brings financial derivatives to mind. Derivatives have a complex relationship with an underlying asset. While there's nothing wrong with them in principle, their unfettered use has damaged the financial services industry and possibly the entire economy. Do these patent instruments put us on a similar road? I fear our patent system increasingly serves those who invest in the patent products. It may be time to use Jefferson's principle as a test and ask if we meet it," said Andrew Grove.


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So I decided to put the same question to AOPA members via our Facebook page and Twitter account. Below are some of my favorites. Enjoy!
- Saving that money after seeing how this economy is going! lol. BUT were just dreaming so Id say C190, C180, C320, Cessna Mustang, King Air 300, Stearman PT 17. hehehehe TO START WITH!
- Cessna 182. Simple as that.
- I suppose I'd have some cool jet in which to travel afar, but after I get that Mustang I've wanted since I was 6, I'd be hankerin' for (relatively) slow, radial engined aircraft like a Beaver, C195, Twin Beech or Staggerwing.
- I'm going with a Skyraider AD-5 (I think)….the big one…..to carry the family and dog…..a nice helo, and a Mustang of course. Then I'm going to donate money to a certain individual to get a B-17 done and I want naming rights and to fly it!!!
- I would have to add that I would love to make donations to the Wounded Warrior Project, Honor Flight, National Naval Aviation Museum, AOPA Air Safety, T.I.G.H.A.R., Sun 'N Fun, The Commemorative Air Force, The 99's, to W.A.S.P. Museums, and make scholarships available to those who have the desire and dedication, but who are struggling to afford being able to solve their dream.
- BBJ for business jet, PC-12 for daily driver, Extra 300 for fun, Husky for more fun, and then take $20 MIL of it and fund my Welcome Sky Aviation Scholarship program to issue full-ride flight training grants to the best and brightest 16-21 year olds I could find.
- An AOPA LIFE Membership for me and 100 people and a shiny brand new Cessna 182 JT A.
- Im gonna finish getting my PPL, Then get every other pilot certification. Then I'm buying a Corvalis TTX, a Cirrus SR-22GTS, and a Citation Ten. I'll of course buy a few Bose headsets for me and my Pax. I'd use the remaining money for fuel, maintenance, etc.
- An HA-420, and a Quest Kodiak, The former Mary Talbot airstrip in Vinalhaven, Maine, a few bose headsets, attend aviation mechanic school, get ratings for those planes, and maybe buy all the abandoned salvagable airstrips around Maine.
- P-51, J-3, Corvalis TTx, Citation Mustang. In that order.
- I think I will keep is lower key with a Cessna Mustang.
- TBM 850, Carbon Cub…pay off debt…Build churches all over the world and keep working
- Me? #Mooney factory, Kerrville TX.
- With my $500 million #Powerballwinnings I'll first buy a @Terrafugia then work with @google (and @IBM) to make it self-flying 😉
- Five T-6Bs or Super Tucanos. And start an airshow team.
- I would get a Cessna 210 and completely re-do it nose to tail. Oh, also, one of those little jets like the Cirrus or Piper.
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Tuesday, 20 July 2010
Warning, debt can seriously damage your core support
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Naturally, of course, you will get loads of Glazerites pointing out tickets at both OT and Anfield are cheaper than Stamford Bridge, ignoring issues of available seats and core support income levels.
- 20 July 2010 at 14:32
- RFR said...
Sad times indeed.
I have a few mates who are life-long Liverpool supporters and they know we're in the same boat. A red, white and blue boat that's very close to sinking.
On another note, I love that you couldn't resist a jibe ;-)
"The Kop now has the dubious privilege of being more expensive than the Stretford End which, when you consider the relative quality of football, is a true injustice."
- 20 July 2010 at 16:12
Who are the Red Knights
Led by football financier Keith Harris, Red Knights have no chance of buying England's biggest club
But when it comes to pulling strings in takeovers, lifelong United fan Harris is almost always quoted.
QUOTED ... Keith Harris In fact, if you Google his name alongside football you will get 84,000 search results in under a second.
Jim O'Neill is head of global economic research at investment bank Goldman Sachs. A close friend of Alex Ferguson, he was briefly on the United board
Mark Rawlinson is a senior partner in law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer. He was an advisor to United during the Glazer takeover five years ago
Paul Marshall is co-founder of one of the City's most influential hedge funds. Then there's Richard Hytner, another high-flier, who is deputy chairman of Saatchi and Saatchi's global company.
Each of them have two things in common: They are United fans but don't have anywhere near enough money to buy out the Glazers.
Their grand plan: To find 40 rich United fans to chip in £20million each for a takeover.
Simply find, recruit and persuade JUST the 40 to spare that in the middle of the worst recession for 50 years.
Has the debt not dropped from £538.1m to £507.5m?
But that's OK, as long as Harris gets a chance to promote himself as the Svengali of football takeovers.
He was involved in Randy Lerner's Aston Villa buyout and Thaksin Shinawatra's at Manchester City. More recently, he failed to find buyers for Everton and Newcastle.
This is not the first time he has claimed an interest in United - it's the third.
So what are the chances of him leading the club out of the Glazer era to a promised land?
Well, let's just say the Red Knights are more likely to turn out to be Red Dwarves
- 20 July 2010 at 18:29
Last summer, £20m went on Valencia and Gabriel Obertan, while the outlay 12 months on currently stands at £19m, for Hernández and Chris Smalling
So thats 39 Million spent on New Players in the last two transfer windows correct?
People i dont know think that 39million is a small sum of money maybe it is but to me thats a hell of a lot of money spent on People/players and then wages and agent fees on top no doubt
I am Prepared to wait see what happens this season with what seems to be club Policy of Using young players in the side instead of Million pound Transfer fees.Sure did we not do the same thing back in the the early 1990s?
- 20 July 2010 at 18:43
@ Patrick
Let's forget the sales then so.
Even ignoring Ronaldo out for 80m, there was also Foster out for 6m, Tosic out for 7m, Campbell out for 6m.
Taking these into account there is very little net investment in the team.
Where are the much needed replacements for VDS, Giggs and Scholes?
- 20 July 2010 at 18:56
Bravo Anders. Another amazingly well written article. Keep em' flowing and lets break this Glazer strangle hold.
Btw, are you keenly following the Man Utd pre-season games? In your humble opinion where do you think this squad rates compared to our past great teams, and will we win anything this coming season?
- 20 July 2010 at 19:02
Sir Alex will be pulling out all the mind games books , not on opposing managers but on all these young lads to go out and learn as they go, no doubt the talent is there, they wouldnt be Manchester United players as it is.
And in the twisted world that is football, when nobody,really wanted Joe "best player in the world in his own mirror" Cole and he going for the coins at Anfield.
These two boys (http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/jul/20/franck-ribery-karim-benzema-police) so heavily linked, Ferguson may by being forced or by his sheer knowledge and feeling of the market place have dodged 3 big bullets in two days.
Got to trust him dont we ?
- 20 July 2010 at 19:04
"Has the debt not dropped from £538.1m to £507.5m?"
No, that is old information from the Q2 results.
As at March the debt (excl PIKs) stood at £520.9m,
The only reason it is down is because there was a drawdown of £25m on the revolving credit facility in 2009 (see p10 of Q3 report). This drawdown is not here in 2010.
- 20 July 2010 at 19:07
So we are going the Liverpool way, that is what you are insinuating? Now that we are on par in terms of league's won, we will be bankrupt tomorrow and fold the day after. Btw I was at that opening pre-season game, so have to say one thing, the new shirts are a hit!
- 20 July 2010 at 20:16
- andersred said...
Hi Anonymous at 20:16,
Was that question aimed at me? If so I think you missed the point. We are not going the Liverpool way, Liverpool are going the United way (when it comes to ticket prices)...
Were you at the Celtic game? Not sure what point you're making about shirts to be honest. "People wearing new replica shirts at pre-season friendly shocker". Not much of a headline....
- 20 July 2010 at 20:33
Anders perhaps you could explain the world of football transfers for me/us.Take the Ronaldo transfer from us to madrid.Was that 80 million paid directly in one transaction or is it spread out over time.And what would the the normal Procedures be?When is the Q4 results out?
- 20 July 2010 at 21:22
- The Red Devil said...
"On another note, I love that you couldn't resist a jibe ;-)
'The Kop now has the dubious privilege of being more expensive than the Stretford End which, when you consider the relative quality of football, is a true injustice.'"
Football is, in my opinion, overpriced across the board but I am glad that Anders has finally acknowledged that sides playing quality football and challenging for honours every season are perfectly justified when they charge their fans a higher price than the rest.
- 20 July 2010 at 21:39
Were you at the Celtic game? Not sure what point you're making about shirts to be honest. "People wearing new replica shirts at pre-season friendly shocker". Not much of a headline....
Definitely a shocker seeing MUST's and many others call for a boycott of the new shirts. So the season ticket boycott didn't really work, and it looks like neither is the shirt boycott.
And basically, we should have low priced season tickets, no debt and the best players in the world. Anything else as this really looks like a feasible business model.
- 20 July 2010 at 21:47
@ Patrick
It is well documented that the Ronaldo money was received in one go.
A simple google search would tell you that.
Of the £80m, £25m went to repaying the revolving facility talked about above, making it look like the debt is down £25m.
The rest went into cash.
Full Year results have to be out 60 days after year end - thus end August.
- 20 July 2010 at 21:52
- andersred said...
I take that to be a "yes" to being at the Celtic game. Lucky you.
United don't make anything from shirt sales, it goes to Nike so who cares anyway?
What does your last sentence mean?
- 20 July 2010 at 21:53
could you give me a link to the Glazers orignal Business plans from before or shortly after.
- 20 July 2010 at 21:57
could you give me a link to the Glazers orignal Business plans from before or shortly after takeover.
- 20 July 2010 at 21:58
Anders previously gave you a link for the 2006 plan.
Nothing back from you on it since.
Why do you keep asking for the same stuff over and over?
- 20 July 2010 at 22:44
- fattmatt said...
'United don't make anything from shirt sales, it goes to Nike so who cares anyway?'
April 2001 from the BBC web site
'The club credited partnerships with firms such as Nike, which has signed a £303m sponsorship and merchandising deal with the club, as a model for securing future success on and off the pitch.'
November 2000 BBC web site
The agreement starts on 1 August 2002 and will run for 13 years, althought Nike will have the option to end the arrangements in 2008.
If it is still binding then the Glazers must be willing to wait for the next windfall, could pay off a huge chunk of debt.
Who would be willing to let go of a business if they know there is a pot of gold to be had in the next 18 months
- 20 July 2010 at 23:11
Na sound Found it again on the laptop the plans projections seem to be on track give latest reports.Would you sell the only part of your family business that makes serious money and prevents other parts of it from going under.Think not and not if your only going to make 120 odd million when everything is paid.
- 20 July 2010 at 23:39
@ PATRICK ...re:"when everything is paid".Paid by using whose money ? Manchester Uniteds own cash?!
- 20 July 2010 at 23:47
Thats is what is left if the RKs takeover Happens and all theGlazers debts are paid.They walk away with around 120m for the troubles
- 20 July 2010 at 23:54
Maybe I am wrong with the post above but open to correction from Finance Wiz kids
- 21 July 2010 at 00:02
18 months? 13 year deal ends in aug 15. It is now jul 10. Please do the maths again on your 18 months.
- 21 July 2010 at 00:11
United don't make anything from shirt sales, it goes to Nike so who cares anyway?
So why call for a boycott?
As it stands, if Man Utd keeps increasing seasonal ticket prices it should not matter, as most people will be heeding this boycott warning. If you do not require something, then whatever the pricing should not matter. This ticket pricing becomes an issue only when the boycott is deemed to have failed. The way it looks is the boycott has failed hence the hullabaloo regarding pricing.
- 21 July 2010 at 00:14
- fattmatt said...
Sorry I should have checked my maths. 2015 does seem a long way away to predict what the Glazers are upto in their accounting.
I seem to remember that 2015 is a significant point mentioned before, maybe the renewal of the Nike contract is part of their repayment plans.
- 21 July 2010 at 00:22
Another thing, because one cannot support the current strategy of MUST and the RK's (which is laced with personal interests), why does one have to automatically be considered pro-Glazer?
When a feasible alternative to tackling the debt (and excluding all traces of personalized attacks and business destruction) is put forward, there is a very real likelihood many of us will support it. But to simply have a strategy of so many messages, with a singular theme of personalized attacks and business destruction is no way to go. Maybe those of us who sense this are in the minority and hence no reason to hear us.
- 21 July 2010 at 00:26
- andersred said...
Right, I've had enough. This is getting chaotic!
1. Enough "Anonymous" posting, I'm going to turn that off. Sorry if that's a pain but I can't possibly work out who is who. Anonymous at 00:26 starts off saying "Another thing" as if we all know what his/her first thing was....
2. Could I ask people not to go rambling over the same points again and again. It's not a forum, it's a blog. Comment on the blog post by all means but don't just turn up and start banging on about your own theories about the Red Knights. With all due respect it's unlikely there is much new to say that hasn't already been said.
3. I am not MUST, I'm not even an elected official. I advise them and (sensibly enough) they sometimes take my advice and sometimes don't. If people have a problem with something MUST have said about, for example, replica shirts (a subject about which I do not care one little bit), go and speak to them.
4. This is not some sort of civil war. People have different views, but we're all reds. Chill....
Right, I'm off to change the comment settings.
- 21 July 2010 at 00:44
- Anonymous said...
- 21 July 2010 at 01:43
- andersred said...
Nice one....
I'm giving up for the night!
- 21 July 2010 at 01:46
- Anonymous said...
Anders, man you should definitely take some more vacations. Your thinking is a bit more open-ended and it makes the conversation easier to debate on.
I'll say, some of the reader opinions get a bit to hooliganistic in nature.
I think it is going to be a good season at MU. We've seen quite an unfreezing in international business and credit markets, and some level of confidence returning overall. The problem is not MU increasing ticket prices. It is a mix of depressed wage-levels (esp in the West), and increasing inflation concerns. Would you think that had the very real concern of deflation set it we would be having a conversation on ticket prices today. MU's wage structure is just about to go up another notch within the next few weeks. When you think of it, an average of 40quid per head can equate to about 240 quid a month for two people (assuming attending an average of three games each a month and selling the remaining game tickets off). It is not that bad. Liverpool's trouble stem a lot deeper. First off the two clowns are eerily similar to our days with Cubic, however, we had it better. And besides look at the investments that have been going on at Liverpool in terms of the squad, what they have won in return, and the power struggles. We've invested less, built an amazing youth program, won more, brought some stability (ie Cubic days), and remain the biggest sports franchise. Baring another black swan event in the medium term, I'd rather focus on the debt then be in Liverpool's position.
- 21 July 2010 at 02:33
- Patrick said...
Have to agree with Anders
Its hard at times to know whoyou are talking too with all the Anonymous said stuff
Thankfully that has been resolved
- 21 July 2010 at 08:28
- Patrick said...
Another 1st team regular namely Nemanja Vidic signs what is being described by David Gill as a long term contract and silences any doubt over his future and gives the club and fans a real boost by holding onto another world class talent and with wayne also expected to sign another long term deal.Great News and fair play to Sir Alex,and Gill for there great work
- 23 July 2010 at 23:25
- Patrick said...
Manchester United are to place 4,000 season tickets on general sale, despite resisting a proposed supporters' boycott by breaking the 50,000 mark earlier this week
Okay yes a small blow to the Glazers that 4000 season tickets went unsold however looks like 50000 season tickets have beeen sold so it dosnt appear to be any kind of big victory for the people who were calling for a boycott
50000 renew or new season ticket holders compared to 4000 which will now go on general sale and will more than likely be sold
- 24 July 2010 at 09:27
- Patrick said...
On the Topic of 50000 season tickets sold and 4000 going on general sale and which more than likely be sold we have this statement from MUST
MUST chief executive Duncan Drasdo said: 'This is great news for fans in terms of the balance of power shifting back towards them
Can someone tell Duncan how on earth the above represents good news for his side of the debate.50000 fans have shot down any talk of a boycott and he calls it great news,I would hate to see what his version of excellent news is then
Then we have news from Forbes saying that we are still the most valuable sporting club in the world valued at $1.84bn (£1.2bn)
- 24 July 2010 at 09:53
- UTID said...
@ Patrick
Try and spin it whichever way you want.
At the end of the day, 4k less season tickets have been sold and any waiting list no longer exists.
If you think that's good for business, then good for you.
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Skip to comments.Celebrities Demand Gun Control on Twitter: Stop Defending Your Right to Bear Arms. Youre Stupid
Posted on 12/14/2012 8:25:09 PM PST by Free ThinkerNY
The Connecticut school shooting that left 27 people dead including as many as 20 children has prompted Hollywood celebrities to demand stricter gun control because they believe it will prevent similar tragedies from occurring in the future.
Too soon to speak out about a gun-crazy nation? No, too late, far-left filmmaker Michael Moore tweeted. At least THIRTY-ONE school shootings since Columbine.
The way to honor these dead children is to demand strict gun control, free mental health care, and an end to violence as public policy, he added.
Screenwriter Kevin Williamson agreed. We need gun control. Stop defending your right to bear arms. Youre stupid, he tweeted.
Pop singer Michelle Branch tweeted: Gun control people!!! My heart is breaking. As a parent this is my worst nightmare.
Parks and Recreation star Rashida Jones said that gun control is our only road to freedom via her official Twitter account.
Freedom from the fear of senselessly losing children. Im so saddened. WE NEED LAWS NOW, she added.
CNN host Piers Morgan wondered aloud on Twitter whether President Barack Obama would have the courage to stand up to the American gun lobby. He also tweeted the hashtag #guncontrol.
(Excerpt) Read more at theblaze.com ...
>>Try that argument with any committed progressivist/Marxist. Just say, So you would prefer that the only people with firearms should be the jack-booted oppressors of the working class? Enjoy watching their heads spin;)
William Burroughs said the same thing "Do you think I would trust only the police and military with guns?"
F*** the anti-gun idiots. They only want tyranny.
For a second there, I thought this was the same Kevin Williamson whose entire career has consisted of blood-splattered, soul-sucking teen slasher movies. I thought that, but then I realized that it would be insane for such a man to even show his face on a day like today, let alone lecture the world on the root cause of senseless violence. Hence, it must be an entirely different screenwriter named Kevin Williamson.
Actually we need more guns, not fewer - I wonder how many more of these incidents we'd have if it were known across the country that every school had a gun available on site, safely stored but ready for immediate access, and at least three staff members trained to use it if needed - at least I have a hunch staff and parents would have a greater feeling of safety, even though in spite of themselves at times.....
There was recently an episode of Law and Order Special Victims unit where a man who had lost his job went on a shooting rampage, killing everything in sight, in multiple locations. I wonder if this crazy schmuck got the inspiration to do what he did from that episode
It was just posted again a few minutes ago, for about the 50th time, the children were not killed, none of them.
These idiot celebs fear freedom. They are pathetic...most own guns or have armed guards. Hypocritical idiots.
Can't make myself disagree with that statement.
I wonder, if the principal's office had access to shotguns or rifle and someone who knew how to use it, would that have helped? Either answer (yes or no) is useless inside the woodsy suburban CT "safe" mentality - like the Petit home invasion in Cheshire CT - not a judgment, a fact after many resident years observation. Felt like throwing up after hearing the story of an evil person shooting kindergarteners. I predict "gun control" platitudes will be the only thing that will come out of Connecticut political "leaders". God save us all.
Calling 911 just did not cut it. What would have?
May God bless Newtown, all of Connecticut & surroundings with grace & peace — then useful wisdom ASAP.
Williams, go watch a movie called "300," and check out the part where the Persian offers to let the Greeks live if they lay down their arms. Note the response: "Come and take them!" Same to you, and all of your anti-American scumbag friends - if you have the guts.
At this moment I have a police helicopter circling. Long Beach, CA. No light on. Infrared technology. They can see in you're house. George Orweil is here you little frogs in the pot of water that is getting ever so warmer
With this push for more gun control, it is time to not only push back but push back hard. All of the hollywood idiots need to STFU. They are not paid to give us political opinion, they are paid to entertain us. If I start talking politics with my job in customer support, that would piss my customers off.
When you have a Godless immoral society of self-satisfying hedonists devoid of faith, self-respect and honor , freaks like Lanza will emerge.
And THAT is precisely the kind of society the moral eunuchs in the Movie industry have created with their films and lifestyles.
The left is going to use this to outlaw guns and they will win. The absolute horror of this crime will overwhelm any effort to defend gun ownership. The images of the families of those murdered kids will be shown relentlessly until Congress, especially the House, passes a bill outlawing anything but bolt action hunting rifles and three round shotguns. I can't see any gun rights defender even thinking of appearing on TV at this time.
Your exactly right, this will be the biggest threat to the Second Amendment ever.
They will surely try as hard as they can.
They will surely try as hard as they can.
These kinds of tragedies are unheard of...
...in North Korea!
And yet these same people celebrate the killing of 1,500,000 babies by dismemberment or salting or suffocation per year.
Don't these guys have people who bear arms for them, I.e. "security"?
Yep, ironic isn't it?
Are these "stars" going to give up their armed body guard protection? How about the President and Congress. How about Hillary?
They don't need armed guards if all the guns are banned, right? They just need to be strong enough to fight off an attacker. They won't mind doing that like they propose for the rest of us.
When Mayor bloomers disarms his guards and the police, I will believe he really is anti-gun. But he's a self anointed prince. Guns to protect him...every else can die by the hands of the criminals they let out of prison.
Whatever they want on the people, has to apply to the government, too. They don't need armed police and guards. They kill innocent people all the time. They don't need the military being armed, either.
When the economic hammer falls down, at least there will be no demand for these "celebs" tv and movies and no one to watch them. I long for the day that today's celebs become irrelevant.
Any of them accused Sarah Palin yet?
Yet not one word about the 52 million babies who have had a hole drilled in their skull, their brain sucked out and their bodies burned.
Miserable hypocrites.
Is that you Brian Ross?
THIS JUST IN FROM FOREIGN PRESS: While the US media cry about gun control, the foreign media point out that an innocent man Ryan Lanza, his face all over the net and on TV, was accused by the US media (and its faithful followers, many of them here) of being a mass murderer!
We need laws now? Like making it illegal to go into a school and murder people? Oh, wait.....
The Hollyweirdos really bring the classics to life, don't they?
Especially Mikey Moore.
When I've encountered libs who say only the government should have guns I tell them "the Nazis were a government. They banded gun ownership, look how that worked out''.
All this from people that would not go any where with out an armed body guard.
It **IS** the same Kevin Williamson. . .
Yeah, that worked well in Nazi Germany, didn't it?
Obviously we need to ban the public school system.
Universal gun-training in the 8th grade would be more like it...
"character actor" is Hollywood for ugly...
Every teacher should be trained and equipped to protect their students.
says the people who live with multiple armed bodyguards and super-secure houses.
the women's comments show why you don't base laws on emotions.
I'm in China... it's amazing how many thing you got WRONG in that one short sentence...
There were 22 (not 20) children INJURED (not killed) IN China, (not near)....
That story will only strenthen then gun nuts argument... without guns around, those 22 kids will live... with scars.. but, live.
Why not just make murder illegal, too, while they're at it.
And all celebrities have armed body guards to protect thier sorry a##es from the cretans that walk amongst us, HYPOCRITICAL A##WIPES
I'm going to the Capitol City Gun Show at the NC State Fairgrounds today near Raleigh.
I'd been toying with the idea, not sure if I'd go, but now I see I have no choice. Liberal clap-trap has me worried once more that they may move to restrict or prevent my access to firearms. So I'll buy another 1,000 rounds of .223, 9mm luger, and few more 1,000s of .22LR. Need a couple more magazines for my AR15 while I'm at it.
Chinese officials have guns too. They use them to execute dissidents for organ harvesting.
That's what I was thinking yesterday as my class and I were discussing the event.
It's exam time at our school, and some students are bearing the bitter fruit of their dismal efforts. But in today's thinking, their failure is MY fault. What's to stop one of my students from going "Call of Duty" on me? My thought (to self) was, "Why aren't I allowed to come to school with a sidearm visibly strapped to my belt?
Then I came to my senses and began to explain to the class our school's "Active Shooter" procedures for ensuring their safety...the one where, when notified via loudspeaker, I lock the door, turn out the light, and we all huddle in the corner and pretend 'No one's home'!...
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