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i feel bad for republicans. i feel zero sympathy for all the libertarians posting absurd quotes about how we're all lazy and that we voted for obama because we don't want to pay for anything.
i feel bad for republicans. i feel zero sympathy for all the libertarians posting absurd quotes about how we're all lazy and that we voted for obama because we don't want to pay for anything.
I have only met nice fairly smart libertarians. The republicans in my feed are really infuriating since they seem to be hoping for a catastrophe so they can say, told you so. I am guilty of being a smug asshole, just to piss off said annoying republican friends.
Most of my republican friends apparently voted for jesus last night because they're all posting about how he's still lord and savior and "in the throne". that must be why Romney lost?
I am thankful that no matter who won the election, what props were passed or defeated in the state my God is on the throne and He alone is in control of my life. No man will defeat me!Thankful that God is still in control. Thankful to live in a democratic country where we can vote. Reminded that we have the amazing privilege of supporting our nation and its leaders by praying for them - no matter who they are.someone should check on god, he's been in the bathroom a very long time.Tonight, after the election is over, I can predict (and guarantee) the following results:
1. God will still be on His throne.
2. Jesus will still be King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
3. The Bible will still have all the answers to every problem.
4. The tomb will still be empty.
5. Jesus will still be the only way to heaven.
6. Prayer will still work - it will still make a difference and God will still answer prayer.
7. The cross, not the government, will still be our salvation.
8. There will still be room at the cross.
9. Jesus will still save anyone who places their faith and trust in Him.
10. God will still be with us always - He will never leave us or forsake us.
i got this gem this morning
"It is better to trust in the Lord, than to put any confidence in man." Psalms 118:8
Wait. People still believe the bible has "all the answers to every problem?" There is an extremely easy way to falsify this. Have you asked him a question? Basically any question will do. See how he responds. Let us know when his world comes crashing down around him.
Sour grapes to the max (and what is extra sad is that I went to grad school with this person, a program in which we focused in part on how to go about composing arguments):
Yeah. I'm actually quite pissed about the election. You know why? Because I spend 4 hours a day commuting to my job and I drive thru the neighborhoods of the lazy degenerates who suck on the teet of the government handout. It makes me angry that 1/3 of my income--which I work very hard for and busted my ass off to attain thru college, grad school, and working a multitude of jobs (and at times lived in near-poverty levels for--air mattress for 7 months, thank you)--is just given to them. Screw you. You think I love waking up early, driving in traffic, and sitting at a desk for 10 hours? No! It's WORK. I like to eat and pay rent and EARN my money.
I work to supplement the masses of the lazy. Whose idleness leads to violence, crimes, and spawning more lazy teet-suckers.
I bust my ass and I'm rewarded with more taxes. And with this new POS insurance plan that mandates I drop $2k before it even kicks in. God forbid I want to procreate because then I'm spending $4k before insurance kicks in. That's not even including medicine or my biweekly contribution.
But the lazy pay nothing. They are rewarded.
Yeah. I'm angry. And I'm not alone. A country divided by the doers and the takers. If you're not angry, I know which party you fall into.
I don't think I have any republican friends except for a couple family members, and they thankfully don't post about politics. It's all happyland on my facebook!
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
In my home state every single county was red. Even though they still haven't sent me my absentee ballot it looks like my vote wouldn't have counted there anyway.
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My presidential vote only counted in 1996.
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Mormon facebook friend
You know what this race means? If you're a conservative plan on doubling the amount of children you want to have if you would ever like to see an R in the White House again, and keep your kids close.
This ain't no middle of the mall shit.
That doesn't surprise me. I was thinking the same thing. (not that I want to have more children; that white conservatives would want to have more children)
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Out off all the republican/libertarian posts I saw I think this one really angered me the most
Really? I'm not religious so I might not be 100% accurate but isn't god supposed to be loving to everyone? Or does god only love and listen to and answer the prayers of the rich now?God will not bless this 3rd world country
I want to thank this election for making facebook so unbearable that now I don't obsessively check it anymore. The amount of propaganda and energy everyone puts into these elections could be spent on more productive things.
Like the Coachella forums.
God ain't kind to those who don't listen.
um... thanks for sharing?
Fellow friend I have been keeping this in dark from u and I'm sorry, I am also sorry to my boss.
Since I have had left for the UK, to be exact it was 4 days the 13 of October the began a terrible month for me, once when I was in the UK I acted as a bunny rabbit who was crying from the pain, when barely happened and it hurt, I the I was going to have a brain hemmrage stupi auto correct even the wrong sometimes.
Anyways when I returned, I had the flu, till this day it's been on again off again, for 3 days this week the bunny came back causing more pain,I finally got a drug store swallowed some castor oil, 7 hour and 28 days later poof, it was the last bar of the song, I told the lighting guys what to do, I had to stand up cause the did, the it happened pouring down into my shoes, I ran so fast room well it was still going, got to the toilet and spent another 20 in the thanks for listening to my story!
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Speaking of Republican/Libertarian posts. I never thought something more annoying would pop up than Republicans. I don't know if it's just that I've been encountering some terrible Libertarians, but I've actually found statements like, "No matter who one the election, God still reigns," to be greatly refreshing in the midst of all the Ron Paul can do no wrong, these states should actually secede, and all the fucking slogans about "Statists."
here here, alchemy. i really don't understand the passion behind states' rights. it seems like a copout to not truly legalize some things, like marijuana or abortion. it's also 2012. interstate commerce is a whole different ballgame than it was in the 1700s.
what are we looking at here.
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The weirdest part of that photo is the description says, "Here is a picture of me with my mom."
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MPAA, Movies and Me.
By avalon on Jun 15, 2008
In a recent proposal to the FCC, the MPAA has signaled its intent to exert greater control over the way in which we interact with its products: movies. Whilst some are crying foul of this, is it really a step in the right or wrong direction?
Consider for a moment that for an adult to attend the movies, in the cinemas, the cost is somewhere between $10 and $20 for a ticket. You end up in a seat that may (or may not) be perfect for watching it (some seats are more equal than others) on the big screen and being able to experience the movie the way it was intended - on the big screen - complete with sound effects, etc. It is my opinion that this is the only venue worth paying such a fee to be entertained by a movie - unless you've got $100,000 to $500,000 to build a dedicated home theatre room (bear in mind you've got to have a room dedicated to do this to do it properly.) That leaves DVDs, often costing $30 to $40 or more, somewhere in the wild. But why do we buy DVDs? To watch a movie at our leisure. I'll add that buying movies is different to buying music because you can enjoy music while you're doing other activities, such as eating, cooking, cleaning, reading, programming, gardenning, etc. Movies you need to make time to watch. This leads me on to the next point.
When we purchase a DVD, we purchase the ability to watch a movie whenever we want, as often as we want. It is my personal experience that most DVDs sit on the shelf or in the cabinet for some large amount of time after we've watched it once or twice before it gets viewed again. I say "most" quite deliberately because there are always some that we watch more than once and when bought for kids, they may be watched many times. But if we are to stop and think about it, do we get our money's worth out of the DVDs we buy? Is the convenience to watch a movie once or twice worth that much? Especially given that today, DVD movies come packed with adverts and banner messages that we must endure to get to the main event - unless we have a device such as Kaleidescape's movie player where we upload movies and can then access them directly (no banners!) - but they're not cheap and have earned the ire of Hollywood.
So convenience is of value to us but now that we have high definition TV content and HDTVs, so is higher quality content. Consider that once a movie is released on DVD, its value to TV stations is diminished and this is the current pattern: cinemas, DVDs then broadcast television. If the last two are reversed and movies are broadcast with high definition content via your cable or satellite broadcaster, then the use of DVRs to store a movie has the potential to make it easy for movie pirates to transfer the content to a DVD (or the Internet) and rob the studios of revenue. Not an attractive thought, for them, so they'd like to disable the DVR recording capability. Good? Bad? Hmmm. If my opportunities to watch a movie are limited to the times at which they're played then yes, it is bad, but if I have video on demand, what's the problem - as long as it is priced reasonably.
And this is the rub. Apple has shown that if you price music at an attractive level, then people have no problems buying it in digital form. We've yet to see that approach for movies and we must consider, what is a movie worth to watch? Does one assume that there will always be more than 1 person watching it thus justifying a price tag of $10 or more to watch it now rather than wait for the DVD or broadcast, free-to-air, tv? But if you wanted to watch it now, wouldn't you just cough up the cash to watch it at the cinemas? (I know that's what I do!)
The downloading of movies from the Internet is attractive for a couple of reasons:
- price - it is perceived to be free but in all seriousness, one needs to break up the cost of the internet connection and electricity, not to mention the DVD disc it is burnt to (and perhaps your time) and apportion some of that to find the true cost of a downloaded DVD movie. It might not be $10, but it is definately not $0.
- giving it to the man - it gives the little guy a chance to thumb his nose at the big guy (the movie houses)
- convenience - quite often the movies in DVD format on the Internet are free of banners and adverts that get in your way of watching the movie, thus the person watching the movie feels like they're watching the movie, rather than being spammed with advertising junk.
Looking at that list, the MPAA and its cohorts should be able to spot something of value: convenience but only if it is priced right.
In May last year, Arstechnica ran a story on Comcast working on a simultaneous movie release service that would cost between $30 and $50 per film. This is an indication of someone not understanding what the price should be but now that we're 1 year on and the MPAA is talking to the FCC about DVR interaction with content for HDTV, maybe it has been slowly cooking in the background. Hmmm. Some of the comments doing the rounds on various websites are that if this model works then it might become a preferential venue to cinemas and lead to more cinemas closing. But if that happened, there would be no opening night, no red carpet and no celebrities in public. Significant? Maybe not, but those things do add a certain buzz to movies being released.
At the price of around $0.99 or so per movie, pay per view kind of makes sense - so long as you can pause it while you answer the door to pay for the pizza or visit the bathroom (or some other high priority interrupt such as your parents Email/Internet isn't working and you're their helpdesk.) If you can't do that, well, what's the point of watching it at home? Now if said movie comes with ads and other junk at the front, I'm not likely to be interested but how much extra would I pay to not have them present? Now that's something to think about. Well, after some quick thinking, anywhere from $1 to $2. So now my somewhat old movie, say Star Wars or Lord of the Rings, is going to cost me $2 or $3 to sit down with my friends or girlfriend or whoever for a couple of hours. In doing so, I've saved the movie house fabrication costs of the DVD, printing costs for the DVD, distribution costs of the DVD and possibly promotion and other bits and pieces. You can see now why it is beneficial for Amazon and TiVO to get together in this market.
The key to all of this is the cost to watch the movie - it has to be priced such that I won't think that maybe I should wait for the DVD or some other avenue. While this might upset a lot of people, if movies came as self-destruct entities (they will play from start to end, once), this probably takes care of a large segment of the market. The care that needs to be taken here is to make sure that consumers understand they're buying a right to view the movie, much like they buy a movie ticket, on one occasion, not that they're buying the movie to own/use. The wrinkle in the plan of only viewing it once is the unpredictable reliability of the system that the consumer is using. At $30-$50, a failure of their system that interrupted play and destroyed their one-time token would cause a lot of complaints. At $3, it becomes less of a concern - so long as the failure rate is very low (lets say under 5%.)
So in pursuing the right to restrict DVR usage with HD content on new releases, I think the MPAA is taking some good steps down the road of a sensible business model - so long as they price it right and properly educate people that they're doing something similar to buying a movie ticket but in their own home. If it is then priced appropriately (learn from Apple!), they might just have a winner...

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Posted 12 August 2002 - 03:15 PM
In the past I've primed a lot of black. Now I don't like it any more. Here is what I do:
I prime white. Then I take my black paint, water it down a little (1:1), and put it in all the cracks and crevices, as well as shadows. This allows a few benefits. when painting the place where say the cloak meets the armor, I can leave a very thin line of black, which gives a subtle blacklining effect. Secondly it does an auto shade for the shadows. Third, it "hides" blaces I can't reach easily with a brush making them black as the shadows (whereas if you miss a white spot in the shadows, it glares really bad). And Last but not least, I don't have to "fight" a black primer when trying to put thin coats of layers (which is what I like to do), regardless of whether I'm using bright, dull, pastel, or dark colors.
Of course for metallics you should put down a coat of black, before painting regardless of whether you are highlighting, or drybrushing. A variation I've seen is for gold, some people put a dark red undercoat. I have yet to try this.
On a final note, getting the primer evenly and smoothly on the mini is extremely important. If it looks like you have bumps, rough areas, or globs, you really shouldn't think it'll be okay when you paint it. It won't. Strip the primer, and start over. Saves you a lot of headache in the long run.
Posted 14 August 2002 - 01:02 AM
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I use Rustoleum. Nice Primer, comes in Grey or White, and costs $2.27 at AC Moore.
OK, let's start more shop-talk:
Primers, my personal fav: Krylon White Spray Primer. It goes on thin, it drys amazingly quick, and from white, I can paint any color.
Actually, I am tending to spray everything white. I went into "Grey Primer mode" for a while, but I am finding I am getting better results faster by white primering. Even my orcs, painted in Reaper Troll Flesh and a lot of blacks and greys (Anita metallic black, Appel Barrel black, and Anita Charcoal), were easier to do primered white than primered grey.
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Posted 09 August 2002 - 01:03 PM
Primers, my personal fav: Krylon White Spray Primer. It goes on thin, it drys amazingly quick, and from white, I can paint any color.
My only problem is the propellant in spray cans destroys styrofoam in spectacular fashion.
Citidel's tiny pot of 'Smelly Primer' (that's the name on it) takes too long, anyone got any brilliant ideas for large-coverage primers?
--the fumes are getting to me.
Posted 10 August 2002 - 08:52 PM
Head over to the fake FLOWER section. Yes, you heard me. FLOWERS. Look around in this section, and you will find Styrofoam safe spray paints. Really. The daisy-sniffin, tree-huggers figgured out how to paint the fake flower stuff that is typically mounted in FOAM, without the foam dissolving into a goo.
Point of note: the stuff does not cover well on much else, but it will do the same job as the pva trick, and dry a bit quicker.
Posted 12 August 2002 - 04:19 PM
I'll spray white, and take out my Dork Glasses! (actually a magnifying visor) and my smallest brushes and go in there and paint the colors I need to in those crevises and the like.
If I'm painting something like a Pegasus (er, a Nightmare, they're cooler), then I'll start with a black base. But with the rare exception of 'painting a tank', it's white, then color from there.
--the fumes are getting to me.
Posted 14 August 2002 - 12:22 AM
But, y'know, that's not even why i decided to chime in. I noticed someone talking about red under gold. I've used it & it does look better, but especially fabulous is olive drab as a base coat under copper! It leaves a realistic patina in the crevices & good copper color on the raised & flat surfaces. Do it! Do it now!
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Posted 14 August 2002 - 03:10 PM
Fergit that!
I use Krylon White Spray Primer. It goes on very thin, so I can get maximum detail.
And it's only 4 bucks or so. Sometimes the Ace Hardware by my house has it on sale for even cheaper.
--3.14 cents worth.
Posted 03 September 2002 - 08:10 PM
White always seems too thin, or too overpowering for some color schemes. �Black has its place, but can also be hard to cover up, or can be overpowering itself. I've tried the Armory Grey, and have been utterly appalled by the results.
I'm almost out of my stash of RP Grey--one or two more figs at most. Anyone have any other ideas or suggestions for grey?
Posted 04 September 2002 - 05:48 PM
Posted 11 September 2002 - 06:21 AM
I've used brush-on white with limited success.
The spray-on white just looked like Christmas Tree flocking. :(
I've mostly used a brush on, red-brown-rust colored primer by Polly S. I've had really good results from it. In fact I'm currently painting the Neferu (#2485) and started with Reaper Chestnut Brown on the skin. It works well in keeping the skin tone while my whites and blues that I've used (so far) are still bright.
I just can't seem to get the shading/washing thing down.
Also, if you look at the mini, underneath the skirt is a royal pain. Since it's under shadow I'm trying to use darker greys in that area, but.. *grumbles*
I think I need to move to another mini for now.
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Posted 09 August 2002 - 01:23 PM
Of course we use some spray primer in black and white as well.
I like the brush on. It covers well, cleans up easy, and dries quick. When we spray primer, we miss spots, the brush on is great for the touch up.
No clue on styrofoam with this product, it hasn't come up yet.
Neat tip on stirrers for the paint jars: McDonald's coffee stirrers. Cheap, disposable, long handles, with a paddle to take out paint for blending/mixing. We grab them by the handful when we hit McDs.
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Wow. Finally something to check out in that area....
Thanks for the tip.
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As Governor Gerald Baliles, Director and CEO of the Miller Center, noted, "The Miller Center would not be what it is today without the inspiration and passion of Ken Thompson Ken initiated much of the work that continues to this day. Because of him, presidential history that might otherwise have been lost will be preserved for generations to come. Ken will be greatly missed, but his legacy will live on as we carry on what he started." In this post, we highlight remarks from Gov. Baliles, Gov. Linwood Holton, Leonard Sandridge, Eugene Fife, Philip Zelikow, Shirley Burke and students delivered at the memorial service remembering the life and work of Professor Thompson. During the memorial service, Gov. Baliles remarked: Ken never found a satisfactory substitute for public service and public policy…He was one of the most influential in establishing the Center and three key programs. The first is the Forum Program, which he chaired until the age of 84. He also conducted the Center's first Oral History, that of Jimmy Carter and his administration. It was the first in the post-Watergate presidency where scholars didn't have taped recordings. Finally, he launched the Center's National Commission. He organized eight such commissions on topics ranging from disability to the selection of federal judges. The National Commission has become a platform for the Miller Center to engage with the policy world. Gov. Linwood Holton, Governor of Virginia from 1970 to 1974 and member of the Miller Center Governing Council: It's a sad occasion but it is wonderful to celebrate a life that has meant so much to many of us. Ken understood the purpose of the Miller Center. He understood that Mr. Miller wanted to be an assistant to the President of the United States to help make better decisions. Mr. Miller believed that we backed into the war in Vietnam and no one made a decision to do so. Mr. Miller wanted to cure this deficiency. One of Ken's first accomplishments that made an impact on a national basis was The National Commission on Presidential Press Conferences. In 1981, the Miller Center made recommendations to make presidential press conferences more decent and orderly. President Reagan's press secretary, Jim Brady, read the Center's report and adopted the reports conclusions. Leonard Sandridge, former Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at the University of Virginia: I was impressed with the national leaders he knew and could call upon. But you would have to see it for yourself because he was not a name dropper. Eugene V. Fife, a former partner at Goldman Sachs and a founding principal of Vawter Capital LLC and the chairman of the Miller Center Governing Council: Ken's smile, I don't know how to describe it. There was a warmth about the man that came across. When I was thinking about what I would say about Ken, the first word I came up with is warmth. He was a good, good guy. The second is respect. Why is that the rolodex stayed so active? Why did they return his call? The core of that is that they respected the man. And his opinions mattered. The third word I came up with is love. He obviously loved his family. He loved teaching and loved his students. He loved talking about the issues and striking a balance. He loved this Center, everything it stood for. He had a wonderful gift of interrelationships with people. Philip D. Zelikow, former Miller Center Director and Associate Dean for the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at the University of Virginia: After World War II, Ken was like a lot of Americans who realized that they came into a whole new world. He was part of a generation that asked: How do I help my country figure out its place in the world? He became part of a founding generation of scholars in a field called International Relations. Ken Thompson became one of the giants in the field. His second intellectual contribution was to create a unique center. He also contributed to enriching community. The Forum Program is just one example in which he served both the university and the Charlottesville community. He also served the university. I'd see the unfailing graciousness in all of his dealings at the university and in his students. I want to remember the day in which we dedicated the pavilion. We were all gathered and appreciated how extraordinary it was because it was a faculty member's name on the building. The outpouring that day showed that his name deserved to be on edifice, not just in stone, but also in our hearts. Shirley Burke, Ken's long-time and long-suffering Executive Assistant: I started working at the Miller Center in 1976. It was a few years after that that I became Mr. Thompson's secretary and his pencil sharpener. We didn't have email those days, but he did kind of have that way of communicating. It was a pencil, an outbox and a notebox. 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Skip to comments.America. Home of the Hungry
Posted on 07/26/2010 10:01:29 AM PDT by stillafreemind
Whether you are a republican or a democrat, black, red or white, you need a job. How many people in Congress took the last pay raise they voted for? Did your representatives? Are they worrying about you and your neighbor having a job? No.
(Excerpt) Read more at associatedcontent.com ...
Its like its invisible money that benefits noone,
You are so right. And I expect that there are a chosen few who have stimulus money in their pocket that shouldn't.
A bit off-topic, but a pet peeve of mine. IMO, Congress should NOT be setting its own pay and perks - the voters from their states should be. When WE want a payraise, we have to go to our boss and ask. So should they!!!
Calling a blog "associated content" doesn't make it any less of a blog. You are allowed to post it unexcerpted. And this was like four paragraphs, hardly worth doing a one-sentence teaser and making folks go to a flash-laden site to read it, IMO. The blog will actually benefit from increased exposure here if it is actually posted here in full.
Americans Need Jobs, Not Welfare
American farmers have long been touted as being able to "feed the world". In 2010 it seems that feeding Americans has been too tough a sell. Farmers are still raising crops, but people who don't have jobs don't have money. It takes money to put a roof over your head and fill your kid's bellies.
Dateline showed a town in Ohio that had many people out of work and no money for food, and in some cases, housing. Pick a state, pick a county, pick a town. Someone is hungry. How can that be in this great land of plenty? There are no jobs. No factories are being opened and many are still leaving the country. Leaving the country to pay someone else a check to feed THEIR families.
Whether you are a republican or a democrat, black, red or white, you need a job. How many people in Congress took the last pay raise they voted for? Did your representatives? Are they worrying about you and your neighbor having a job? No. If you think they care you are in a dream world. If Congress cared about you, they would redo the taxes and tariffs on products made and sold in America. They would encourage factories to stay in America. Instead the factories have been closed down due to unfair trade deals and/or moved to other countries where cheap (slave if you will) labor is used.
The environmentalist have made it close to impossible to start up new factories. Everyone wants a safe place for people to work. Can't factories and lawmakers come together for the good of America? SOMEONE has to have a lot of money to start up factories. I don't mind those people making money as long as they pay LIVING wages to workers. Do we need a Union stepping in and making it impossible for the company you're working for to meet their demands? Is there no happy medium?
Jeepers..got your panties in a wad? You put me in the mind of government. YOU are going to decide what is legit and right for all.
Hey..knock yourself out. You must be a fun date.
Okay, now that I've read it, here's my comment.
The author may or may not be a conservative. I can't tell by her jumbled, less-than-coherent stream of consciousness. "Pick a state, pick a county, pick a town. Someone is hungry. How can that be in this great land of plenty? There are no jobs..........SOMEONE has to have a lot of money to start up factories........... I dont mind those people making money as long as they pay LIVING wages to workers....... Is there no happy medium?"
I don't see anything in this author's glorified vanity that actually educates or elucidates or otherwise makes it post-worthy. But maybe that's just me.
Hey, at least I posted it for folks to actually read. And I actually gave it a read. See my #7. :-)
Why the excerpt?
I'm getting tired of blogs being excerpted. Worse is wading through the linked blog to find the source used by the blog.
The federal government has gotten too big to handle or control. It's become a wild beast that threatens civilization. Everyone is daunted and afraid of this government and lets it do what it wants to. And it does not serve the people, it only serves itself. Our government is broken and needs to be rebuilt. The states need to break up the union and start from scratch, using the original constitution.
The only other solution is for Atlantis to rise again from the sea and all conservatives move there.
LOL..you must have had a bad weekend. I'm not here to critique anyone's writing. I just happened to like to read AC, or is it AC/Yahoo now? Anyway, I saw that Dateline last night..don't know if it was a rerun or not.
As for your complete disregard and unhappiness of this article, why did you even get it on it when you could see perfectly well that it was an Associated Content article?
I've read better and I've read worse. So what's your point? Maybe you should list the material that I am allowed to post here, is that what Freepers has come to? I don't think so.
I agree with you. I fear that anger is going to boil over. The father in that Dateline story said he was worth more dead than alive. If he was dead, his 2 kids could go on SSI. This was a guy who really wanted to work. There just aren't any jobs there.
You've been here from virtually the beginning. I started lurking in 1999 and joined shortly thereafter.
You recall when FR was a place to post an article, then to discuss. We only truncated articles when FR got sued, and to avoid a hassle we truncate articles selectively.
My point is that FReepers should see themselves as part of a community, not a dropping-off point for blog teasers. I can't make you see it that way, but I can certainly state my opinion. And out of fairness, I did read the story and I did comment (it was in fact an incoherent stream of consciousness blog). Her heart may be in the right place, but bad blogging is still bad blogging. Again, just IMO and when you post opinions to FR, you get opinions in return.
Dang it....all I'm getting is the dreaded red "X"...
I still don't see your problem, but it is YOUR problem not mine. Obviously you run the board and we will all do it your way. You've given your opinion on the author, story and AC. I hardly think I'm trying to keep anyone from giving their opinion.
I thought AC was a news source. It doesn't look like a blog to me. But then these old eyes aren't what they used to be.
So, do whatever it is you want to do..lol. Life is precious and time is short. If you feel better, then that's what counts. That the article was trying to bring light to the hungry certainly is NOT more important than the points you are trying to make.
See #18.
I like the one that say's something like..."Obama Has Provided You With Money To Get Your Home!!"
I thought is was one of those guys from ZZ Top.
and maybe a little like Ted Kaczynski or Manson. But, I always fail the Rorschach test.
They used the same image to say "Obama wants housewives to go back to school!" That's one "housewife" who really let herself go!
>Are they worrying about you and your neighbor having a job?<
Is the Pope Muslim? Do you really think any of them do?
'Gunner with hair!
You have got your nerve accusing Larry Lucido of being for big government when you're tossing around liberal talking points like "living wage." Companies are not in business to support people; they're there to make money. They can pay what they want, and people can take the job or not. Then everybody's free, get it?
You want "factories and lawmakers to come together?" How about lawmakers keep their greedy, taxing, controlling, corrupt, slimy paws off our companies so they're free to make money with their products and pay their employees?
I noticed that the only thing you ever post is articles by Sherry Tomfeld from this blog. Nothing else. Are you related to the author or do you just happen to think she is a really good author? I may disagre, but if you think she is worth reading, why are you just teasing it instead of posting it for all to see?
Yes, I do know her. I am sure that you are aware that for every 1500 or so clicks to an AC article the authors are paid somewhere between a dollar something and two dollars. I believe that it's still that way.
This lady comes from where I live. She has always worked hard but got a debilitating ailment. This is what she does to try and make a few bucks..literally.
If it's a crime to try and help someone out then I'm guilty. I run across her articles on canning and homesteading and have found them most useful.
So, you have had your fun. You now know why I post her stuff. Hope you feel good about yourself. I have indeed been here a long time at Freepers. I have enjoyed the information that it has. I don't go out of my way to cause trouble, be rude or break rules. I don't even post that much. I choose to share articles written by Sherry to help.
So what else do you need to know about? Are you satisfied or do you absolutely have to take this farther? What good have YOU gotten out of this? Just kicks? Just a way to kick start the week? Feel like a bigger, better and brighter person for putting someone else down? I hope you gained from it. Is there anything else I can do for you? Is there some way that between you, me and the others who so liked making fun of this .. maybe we could squeeze a few more yucks out of it?
You feel it's fine to use FR as a business platform for blogpimping?
"Jeepers..got your panties in a wad? You put me in the mind of government. YOU are going to decide what is legit and right for all.
Hey..knock yourself out. You must be a fun date."
Get used to it. This place is full of:
The Vanity Snobs.
The posting police.
The spelling police.
..and The Correctie Correctorsons.
That's just life on the FR from time to time.
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Parisien house producer Housquare has just unleashed his new 'Chicago EP' via On The Fruit Records. The six track release is balanced nicely with remixes from Evil Nine and Broke One, but it's the Human Life remix of title track 'Chicago' that really takes the cake. The LA trio turn the Chicago House original into a heady 303-driven acid binge. Cheers to our friends over at Stoney Roads for putting us on to this killer tune:
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ORANGEVILLE-Jean J. Curtis, age 79, passed away May 22, 2012 in Provo, Utah surrounded by her family. Jean was born May 11, 1933 in Price, Utah to Byron and Udella Petersen Johansen. She married Wallace "Rohmer" Curtis Jan.9, 1954 in Las Vegas, Nev. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple.
Jean was a member of the LDS Church. Serving others was very important to her and something she enjoyed doing. She loved to spend time with her family. Jean will be remembered as a loving wife, mother, and grandmother.
She is survived by her husband, Rohmer; children: Danny (Sandy) Curtis, Jeannie (Stuart) Jensen, Donna (Greg) LeRoy, Roma (Craig) Brotherson, and Kim (Robyn) Curtis; daughter-in-law, Marsha Curtis; sisters: Ina Lee Magnuson, Kaye (Ray) Paoli, and Sunny (Chris) Nielsen; sister-in-law, Julie Pizzuto; 19 grandchildren; and 32 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a son, Bennie Ray Curtis; brother, Kirk Johansen; and sisters, Patricia Brinkerhoff Fenn and Zora Fielder.
Funeral services were held Friday, May 25, 2012 at 2 p.m. at the Orangeville LDS Third Ward Chapel (165 West 800 North, Castle Dale). There was a visitation Thursday, May 24 from 6-7 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary (720 North Center Street, Castle Dale) and on Friday from 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. prior to the services at the church. Interment will be in the Orangeville City Cemetery.
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You are welcome for the gift. Valentine's Day was clearing up from the snow that landed the day before. Very quiet! How are you doing today? Any better?
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This was not a DIY project gone bad, it was "professionally installed."
If more government is the answer, then it's a really stupid question.
I don't understand why no one cuts the sheet rock the right size for the fan. There seems to always be at least a 1/2-1" gap all tge way around on all of them and no one ever terminates them to the outside.
Yeah... just does not make sense.
All one has to do is hold the fan in place, trace around the outside with a pencil, cut with key-hole saw, and mount.
Guess that is too hard for subs in a hurry...
I will give them credit for one thing: They put the second brace in. Many I see are hanged on one side only.
I really like the wiring also... just wait for the inspector.
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So it's a 220volt fan also ?
Could be a fan with a light...
Good point....I would like to see his switch skills too.
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I will give them credit for one thing: They put the second brace in.
I'm not sure either of those pieces of wood it is sort of screwed to could legitimately be classified as a "brace!"
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Could be a fan with a light...
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I'm not sure either of those pieces of wood it is sort of screwed to could legitimately be classified as a "brace!"
I remember some where the 'hack' ( ) simply screwed two sections of wood to the sides of the fan... never mind attaching them to anything...kinda like 'struts' to hold it above the ceiling.
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At least it's vented, that's already better then most here lol
That is a hack job. I don't care if it was a Craigslist crackhead or a legit contractor.
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No picture though, if anything it looked worse, but at least it was air tight.
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Denim Therapy: Lets start from the beginning. What inspired you to get this brand off the ground?
reco jeans: This brand was inspired by the childhood of the two cousins (the owners of reco jeans). They grew up with the denim factory and would witness all the scraps left behind that would eventually end up in a landfill. As they got older they came up with the brilliant idea to keep all the denim scraps and have it all broken down and spun into a new yarn; a recycled yarn. This yarn would then be used to weave the new fabric, which is then used for reco jeans.
DT: How do you differentiate yourself from the hundreds of popular denim brands afloat right now?
RJ: We differentiate ourselves by being the only brand to use TRUE recycled denim.
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RJ: Before I jump in and start designing, I usually do some shopping and research first. I even ask my friends, fans, and followers what type of things they would like to see on their denim.
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RJ: This young lady is very well into fashion. She gets our jeans because she loves the way they fit, and she loves the style. She may not know too much about the environment or of being eco-conscious, but once she finds out she is actually making a difference by wearing reco jeans, she feels great about herself and wants to continue the trend by finding more eco friendly goods.
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RJ: To collaborate with Lady Gaga would be a dream. She would definitely add a twist to the denim market, while unveiling things we've never seen done in denim before.
DT: What are the most popular washes/fits in the line? What are your favorites, and how would you style them?
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RJ: Honestly I am more inspired by street style. Sometimes I even skip the internet and magazine research and I just go straight to designing based on things i've seen on people out here in the city. Even all the fashion forcasting sites are showing more street fashion from the different cities around the world. How many pairs of jeans do you own? Haha too many to even keep track of!
DT: Can you give us hint about what's next?
RJ: We're collaborating with some interesting designers/ labels. You can expect some punk/ rock n roll styles, but also some feminine fun looks in the near future.
A big thanks to reco jeans for doing this interview with us. Don't forget to check out their lookbook and shop their collection online! While you're at it, like them on facebook!
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For the past year, this foreign born A list mostly movie actor who is an Academy Award winner/nominee has been seeing another woman
. He won't divorce his wife though because he doesn't think people should get divorced.
Clive owenReplyCancel
Nm he didn't win.ReplyCancel
@Simon. A new drunk video?ReplyCancel
Ok Ill hold with Clive Owen becuz Ive got no one else.ReplyCancel
I can't even GET on tmz right now. The sight is loading soooo slow.ReplyCancel
Last I heard, DuJardin and his wife split up.ReplyCancel
Don't think this is Bardem. He's as liberal as comes and made a remark about doing something (can't remember what) "just to f@ck with the church".ReplyCancel
I'm going with Clive Owen. He has run around on her 4evah. I think he just won't allow himself to get a divorce. I think they have an understanding that he can do whatever on set.
I think he checked out of that marriage a Long time ago. And his daughters are grown now.
I just brought it up on my phone. It's drunksy. Reesey. Trying to say Cara. DELEVENES. Name. And can't.ReplyCancel
Too vague that if Bale,DDL,Bardem or other married foreigner actor divorce,Enty can fit with one of themReplyCancel
I don't think that far left asshole bardem sees divorce as a sin.
My vote is for mr. Bale, or Hugh Jackman (I don't think he is gay).ReplyCancel
I'll say Bardem. Not because he thinks it's a sin but because he's arrogant enough to think he is entitled to be married and screw around.ReplyCancel
Crowe's not divorced but there are a lot of other women, not one in particular.
Colin Firth?ReplyCancel
I hope it's not Bale, his wife is currently pregnant. Cheating on your pregnant wife is not a good look.ReplyCancel
A girl must have a name a man can whisper into a pillow girls!! Uh huh. Will you be giving that sage baby naming advice on your new lifestyle blog boo??
What's it called? Dirty jobs south?? No!
Draper James Southern. I was this close.
Saying Bardem isn't a churchgoer doesn't disqualify him. A lot of French and Spanish men dislike divorce for other reasons. It's not part of their culture, especially when children are involved. Divorce disrupts relationships with grandparents, cousins, aunts and uncles. Important relationships in Latin cultures.ReplyCancel
DDL's father Cecil was Anglo Irish not Irish and lived in England. He was divorced and a notorious womanizer. If his son is uxorious it's in reaction to that not his not really Irish heritage.ReplyCancel
Brosnan was a nominee, not a winner, but enty has got this wrong before, I'm pretty sure brosnan does not believe in divorce.ReplyCancel


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Financial Accounting will include the basic concepts and principles underlying the preparation and use of financial statements: basic accounting theory, transactional analyses, income determination, asset and liability valuation, and the preparation of financial statements.
Managerial Accounting will include topics related to the manager's role in making business decisions: cost classification, behavior, and allocation, cost-volume-profit analysis, operating and capital budgeting, variance analysis, performance evaluation and responsibility accounting.
Cost Accounting will discuss the accumulation and analysis of cost accounting information for the valuation of products and services, internal decision making, and measurement of financial performance.
International Accounting, an upper level course, will provide an understanding of accounting issues arising from the increased globalization of today's business: comparative cross-national financial reporting; efforts to harmonize cross-national accounting standards and practices and to develop international accounting standards; taxation and transfer pricing issues; and managerial control of global operations.
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