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Skip to comments.NY Times: Joint Gore-Pelosi Event on Climate Change Canceled
Posted on 06/25/2009 10:57:23 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
As they claw and scratch to round up enough votes to pass a climate bill, House Democrats had a seeming ace in the hole: former Vice President Al Gore.
But a planned news conference with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Mr. Gore, scheduled for Thursday afternoon, was quietly scrapped with just a few hours notice.
The cancellation of the news conference did not go unnoticed by Republicans in the House.
Representative John Boehner, the Ohio Republican and House minority leader, commented on Thursday that it seemed Mr. Gore was disinvited quickly.
And, underscoring how controversial the former vice presidents views can be, Mr. Boehner said Mr. Gores policies would lead to higher electrical costs, and raised the memory of an unpopular energy tax Mr. Gore had supported in the early days of the Clinton administration.
Mr. Boehner also said he did not believe that Democrats had yet secured enough votes to pass the measure Friday.
(Excerpt) Read more at thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com ...
Couldn't get enough ticket buyers.
Can't take the heat?
I can honestly say I wish Al Gore nothing good.
"House Democrats had a seeming ace hole: former Vice President Al Gore."
There. All fixed! :)
Boy, the brain power at that event would have been awesome.
Keep calling as many congress reps as possible... we may win this vital battle.
"steeming" would also be a good edit...
Darn. I was so looking forward to attending this gala event.
Cap and trade is simply a scheme to control lives of Americans and provide an easy excuse for useless unsubstantiated tax increases. STOP IT NOW!!!
Gore will wait until summer is in full swing so he can claim that the heat of summer is caused by global warming (climate change). Have you noticed that you heard nothing from him when the snow was on the ground?
Aww, too bad. This could be the first climate change event that was not cancelled due to unseasonably cold weather (supposed to hit 90 in NYC today)
"Cap and trade is simply a scheme to control lives of Americans and provide an easy excuse for useless unsubstantiated tax increases."
99.9% of what the Federal Government does is a scheme to control lives of Americans and provide an easy excuse for useless unsubstantiated tax increases. FIXED!
Disinvited!! Poor AlGore. Maybe he and the Mullahs can have hot dogs together on the 4th?
Hey! Why not? He invented that damn phone! Don't make fun of him!
Algore - the "thin years".
Gore is a liar looking to profit on the misery of others. Pelosi should get on good with him.
Cancelled due to lack of facts, interest, "green" buffet menu, and non-crazy attendees.
I think of Newt's global warming nonsense every time I see someone hyping him for pres.
Where's Gore's boonie hat & M16?
It was feared that having two publicity hogs the size of Gore and Pelosi in the same room would suck so much of the oxygen out of the atmosphere that the temperature inside would climb to several hundred degrees Celsius and incinerate the press corps.
Gore and Pelosi belong in "the joint."
Newt wore out his welcome with me as a result of his couch picture with wacko Nan.
As in Post 22
Is Bernie implying that all House Democrats are biddies or just Gore-Pelosi?
Silver lining in Sanford's demise, he also bought into the AGW scam....dumbazz evidently!
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The American Civil Liberties Union took the next step in the process of moving the Douglas County school voucher case to the Colorado Supreme Court on April 11.
The ACLU and Americans United for Separation of Church and State filed a petition asking the court to accept the case. It also asked the court to overturn the recent Colorado Court of Appeals ruling upholding the Douglas County School District's pilot program.
The lower court ruled in a split decision Feb. 28 that the district's Choice Scholarship Program is constitutional, and said the plaintiffs lacked standing to file a suit alleging otherwise.
Americans United attorney Alex Luchenitser said the appeals court's ruling isn't as significant as that of the Denver District Court in August 2011, which declared the program unconstitutional.
"The Supreme Court was going to have the final word on this, no matter how the Court of Appeals ruled, so the Court of Appeals ruling really isn't that important," he said. "The Supreme Court doesn't have to give any deference to anything the Court of Appeals did. It does have to give deference to the factual findings of the trial court. So we were disappointed (by the Court of Appeals ruling), but we're not sure how much difference it's going to make."
The pilot program initiated in March 2011 granted a limited number of Douglas County students state school funding to use at private schools, most of which were religious. Proponents say it broadens educational options for students, but opponents say it blurs the line that separates church and state and pulls funding from traditional schools.
Though the program has been suspended since the 2011 ruling, the DCSD school board remains confident they ultimately will prevail.
"The ruling (from the Colorado Court of Appeals) was a huge victory for the students and parents of Douglas County and we are confident that the court will once again reject the arguments made by the ACLU," board president John Carson wrote in an emailed statement. "We know that each student learns differently, and our goal is to provide every parent with the opportunity to choose the best possible educational environment for their child. The Choice Scholarship Program will give our students one more choice to achieve educational success and to prepare for the exciting opportunities that lie ahead in (the) 21st century."
Carson recently said he was encouraged by the Indiana Supreme Court's decision to uphold a similar program there, but attorneys for the plaintiffs say there are important differences between the two cases.
"First of all, Colorado's constitutional provisions are much stricter than Indiana's in terms of prohibiting public funding of religious schools," Luchenitser said. "There also are factual differences between these two programs."
The Indiana program included both religious and non-religious schools, but in Douglas County's version, options for high school students — except for those with special needs — are limited to religious schools.
"This program favors religious schooling over non-religious," Luchenitser said, "and gives parents incentives to enroll their children in religious schools."
Attorneys representing Douglas County families who originally received vouchers says the program's design keeps schools and government separate, ensuring its constitutionality.
A separate suit against DCSD and the Colorado Department of Education was filed by the nonprofit Taxpayers for Public Education; the trial court consolidated the two.


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Woke up at 8!!
Went down to the city center and took a look at the big book pazaar, that started just yesterday.
It was really great to see thousands of books for all ages, starting with the price of 0,50 euros.
Weather was wonderful, 17c and sun was shining all day, so, I went to natatorium.
There is an outdoor swimming pool and thats great, cause, every day of the year you can breath the fresh air and
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I was reading some older articles on some of our pro staff's websites. I found this one written by Capt Mike McBride a couple of years ago...I think you might get something out of it today. Enjoy reading and join us wishing Capt Mike "McTrout" a speedy recovery.
Got Game? by Mike McBride
As small trout continued to clear the gunnels, J.D. Whitley finally broke the silence with another one of his reality checking one-liners. "Ya just gotta wonder what a man gets out of all of this" he quipped, adding a salt seasoned grin for effect. I knew what he meant. After guiding for almost two decades, drifting for numbers of little fish on tails just wasn't enough "game" for him. Me neither. In the final analysis, it's simply not the meat that matters in fishing. It can't be. Much more so, it's the matter of the meat, especially when fishing with artificial lures. The real "meat" of the matter here involves the entire game itself and not just what we can measure with little baggies. It's a complex yet beautifully simplistic passion, and if we appreciate the challenge of all of it, we've got what it takes to fully enjoy time well spent. How about you...ya got game?
So what is the "game"? To play it ya gotta have it, and that takes confidence, drive, patience, tenacity, and even some athletic exertion. It's the total mission of discovery, stalk and then the final capture. Each morning as you idle out of the harbor, the motivation comes from one simple question; "what will the game be for today?" It changes every day, and in this writer's opinion, finding the answer is as rewarding as it gets, especially if charged with guiding other anglers to success.
It would be hard to count all of the different opportunities we have to catch fish, but each has it's own time and place. Let's pick one of many summer games in the lower Laguna Madre and see if it sounds like fun. Walk with me for a moment and see if you can see what I see. You want a game that will give you game? When conditions are right, it's sight casting, the clear water teacher.
The wind has kicked a little during the night and has blown you a hunch. The question for the morning is whether the breeze has pushed both water & life onto windward sand. A drive-by answers YES, everything's there; mullet, sheepshead, flounder, both southern and cownosed rays, needlenose gar, a few ballyhoo… We pull into the flat to enjoy the morning. So do the fish and once again we've chosen well. There they are…little gangs of head banging redfish cruising for a fight. You see their wakes in the distance and a lone black tail serves as a beckoning trout flag. You know it's on and the game intensifies. What sorts of trickery will it take today? It's a clear your head time. (I love you brother, but let's shut-up and fish.) Four other men appear against the orange horizon…moving like statues. They're playing the game too and you check each other's progress.
This is not about speed. None of it is. It's about walking slowly or even standing perfectly still, looking for obscure moving targets against naked, shin deep sand. The stalk is serious when the bait in all directions starts moving away from you no matter how quietly you slip through. Many people can stomp through this arena and will never see anything at all. It qualifies as aqueous hunting and we learn a tremendous amount about fish behavior when we can clearly see them in action. For one thing, those bumps & pecks we feel in ore opaque water mean nothing as far as size goes. Watching large fish swim up, inhale and spit is amazing, and sometimes you feel nothing at all. How do they do that and not get hooked?
More ghostly shadows appear up ahead. Are they horse mullet? We're often not looking for fish but the shadows they make on the bottom. Egads, it's a little group of marauding trout! You watch as they do what they do, perhaps not even casting as you marvel at their antics. We don't need to get silly here. A lowly piece of plastic or small piece of shiny metal will work just fine, something we can cast well and is non-threatening. Color? Heck they can see a naked jig head. I know they can because I caught a nice red throwing one trying to un-do some line twist.
Single reds become more visibly numerous, but even textbook casts either spook them or go totally ignored. Be patient. It may be quite some time before conditions change to be able to catch them, but you know they will. If we do this right the time clock doesn't exist. The sun climbs and you start to see fish following your lure from a distance that probably have been all morning. It's time to be a fisherman. Make the lure live. Finally something happens and the first fish comes to hand. Ah yes, a little smell on my lure now. Now I'm as "baited" as I'll ever be.
The ones swimming together prove more responsive targets because the competition between themselves makes them aggressive. You were able to watch the entire take, fight, and submission, with 3 or 4 more fishing following the whole time either being curious or trying to take the lure out of he captured fishes mouth. The scenario begins to repeat itself with more regularity and you become more choosey on which ones to cast too. It's awesome, especially watching groups of decent trout rush to investigate for several feet before one finally falls for the trick. I could go on and on describing all of the adrenaline laden scenes we see up high in the sand, especially those loner logs of trout that are nearly uncatchable. Like anything else, it's what we can't have that we want most. Work hard enough, however, and we can have some of those too.
Sure, there are plenty of ways to put food on the table. You know what I mean. We can get meat almost anywhere, but where can we get all of this? Besides the experience itself, what we learn in clear water makes our game better everywhere else we go, and it is a game indeed. So exactly what does a man get out of all of this? If ya got game, ya get plenty. If you don't, you need to get it. Mansfield is about as good as it gets, so let's shut-up and fish. See you here, and we'll leave the light on for ya. ~McBride


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By PATSY STODDARDStaff, Emery County Progress
The rivalry between the teams from Emery and Carbon counties was alive and well on the basketball floor at the Spartan Center on Feb. 6. It was a clean sweep for the Emery teams with the sophomore, junior varsity and the varsity teams each coming away with a victory.
In varsity action the floor was heated up with tough play from both teams. After the half time break the Dinos came out smoking and closed the gap between the two teams, but the Spartans would not be denied and in the third quarter with 2:16 remaining the Spartans were given a needed lift with a three-point shot from Willie Lester. This brought the score to 37-29 for the Spartans. The Spartans added another basket and the Dinos added a basket and a foul shot to bring the score to 39-32.
Bowie Jeffs came up with a basket to bring the tally to 41-32 and as the buzzer sounded to end the third quarter Jeffs added to his point total by swishing a three to bring the score to 44-34.
Lester came out on fire in the fourth quarter by jumping out with a quick three-point basket. Travis Barnett fouled a Dino and put him on the line for foul shots. He made the first and missed the second to bring the score to 47-38. A Dino came up big with the rebound from the missed foul shot and tried to dunk the ball only to have it bounce back out. The Spartans possession ended with a walking foul on Barnett but on their next trip down the court Lester with the hot hand swished in another three. The score stood at 50-38 but the Dinos weren't ready to give it up yet and they added two points on their end.
On the Spartan end of the court Jeffs put in a quick 3-pointer. The Spartans lost the ball out of bounds and Barnett ended up with his fourth foul in the fracas and seconds later on the other end of the floor he picked up his fifth personal foul and had to take a seat.
The Spartans didn't skip a beat even though their big man was on the bench and there was still 3:58 left in the fourth quarter. Brandon Hansen got into the scoring frenzy for the Spartans as well when he added two points with a short jumper. Spartans were up 55-40 with 2:44 left in the quarter when the Dinos started to foul to stop the clock.
Pete Nielson missed his foul shot and when the ball returned to the Dino side, Lester stole it away passed to Nielson, who was quickly fouled again. Nielson missed the first shot but drained the second to help his team to a 56-40 lead. A Dino got lucky with a tip in to add a basket to their score.
Jeffs was fouled on the Spartan end and he missed and then made his foul shots. With the clock winding down to 1:08 the next time the Spartans brought the ball in Lester was tied up with an intentional foul by the Dino. Lester made his first foul shot but missed the second and the score stood at 58-42 with 1:05 left to play.
Seth Powell was also to get a chance at the foul line where he missed the first and put in the second to bring the score to 59-42. Dinos attempted a 3-point basket with no luck and Hansen came away with a steal and the Dinos fouled him. Hansen could not get the ball to bounce his way as both shots went astray.
Relief help was sent in by the Spartans to finish off the Dinos. Curt Jensen went to the foul line with 16.6 seconds left but failed to come up with the point. On the Carbon end of the court they put in a shot at the buzzer to bring the final score to 59-44 in favor of the Spartans.
Jeffs led the Spartans with 19 points, Lester with 16 points, Nielson with 8 points, Barnett with 8 points, Powell with 3 points, Kent Stilson with 3 points, Hansen with 2 points.


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Skip to comments.More Damning Documents On Saddam ~<b>Origins Of War:</b>~~ Why won't Washington get the word out?
Posted on 04/08/2006 12:51:48 PM PDT by Ernest_at_the_Beach
The latest in a stream of eye-opening Iraqi documents shows Saddam Hussein's regime was planning suicide attacks on U.S. interests six months before 9-11. Why won't Washington get the word out?
Last month the Pentagon began releasing records captured during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Among the documents is a letter dated March 11, 2001, written by Abdel Magid Hammod Ali, one of Saddam's air force generals.
According to an unofficial translation, Page 6 of the letter asks for "the names of those who desire to volunteer for suicide mission to liberate Palestine and to strike American interests."
Assuming the document's accuracy, this shows that Saddam's regime was not only providing aid and support for terrorist organizations of other countries. It was also planning its own bombings directed at U.S. facilities and personnel.
As counterterrorism consultant Dan Darling wrote last week on the Weekly Standard's Web site, that would mean Russian intelligence services under Vladimir Putin were better informed about Iraq's terrorist abilities than the U.S. spy community.
Though little noticed by the press, during a July 2004 visit to Kazakhstan the Russian president said that between 9-11 and the U.S. invasion of Iraq, "Russian special services and Russian intelligence several times received . . . information that official organs of Saddam's regime were preparing terrorist acts on the territory of the U.S. and beyond its borders, at U.S. military and civilian locations."
This new document, said Darling, "would seem to refute a long-standing contention among members of the U.S. intelligence community that Iraq ceased its involvement in international terrorism after its failed 1993 plot to assassinate former President George H.W. Bush." Darling cites former National Security Council official Richard Clarke's book "Against all Enemies," which contends that the NSC, the CIA and the FBI all agreed Iraq posed no terrorist threat to the U.S.
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The clueless still don't get it!
I posted this on a professional discussion board. My reply from the lefties was, "Yeah, so. This isn't about WMD, and it's obvious Saddam Hussein posed no threat to our country."
You have to be in a complete state of denial. There is no other way.
Investors Business Daily is no Newsmax...they are read by the movers and shakers. If they are starting to ask questions then others soon will follow.
Even if SH came out now at his trial and said he had all the WMD's he needed and was going to use them on Iran, Israel and the USA, the MSM and Dummo-crats still would say Bush lied and now put SH up to saying that ....
Hate blinds a lot of people.
Except to the lamestream media who would rather focus on Dingy Harry's complaining about the decision by the President to declassify information prior to the Iraq war. Jeezz.
April 08, 2006
IBD Decries 'Amateur' Effort On Saddam Translations
An editorial in the Investors Business Daily scolded Congress and the White House for not putting more of an official effort into translating the tens of thousands of documents captured during the fall of Iraq in 2003. CQ reader Angry Dumbo points out one passage that stands out regarding the efforts made by the blogosphere (especially at Free Republic, which translated the document I posted earlier this week):
At present, we're relying too much on translations by bloggers and other amateurs [emphasis mine -- CE]. House Intelligence Committee Chairman Peter Hoekstra, R-Mich., says the White House has been dragging its feet for fear of embarrassing supposed allies (such as Russia) whose links with Saddam would come under scrutiny.
I understand Angry Dumbo's irritation. It really does not matter whether amateurs or professionals translate these documents -- rather, the accuracy of the translation is all that we need to ensure. Bloggers have done this because the government simply didn't want to commit the resources necessary to do it. Rather than scold Rep. Hoekstra, IBD should congratulate him for getting someone engaged in determining the contents of this treasure trove of documentation.
However, knowing the extent of IND's support of the blogosphere, this does not appear to be meant as an insult to bloggers. IBD wants to press the government to take responsibility for the evaluation of these documents rather than push it off to a community of volunteers. That's commendable; the government never should have let these sit for three years unexploited. We could have bridged a gap in our understanding of the war much earlier and avoided a lot of political infighting as a result.
And Finally
On the other hand, I'm not sure that I agree with IBD's overall assessment of this credibility gap between the volunteers and the professionals within the intelligence agencies. The administration has to deal with a high level of distrust, a lot of it irrational, that would make anything they produce suspect in most circles.
And in CONCLUSION
One argument that I received after posting the translation supplied by Laurie Mylroie was that because the translation came from Free Republic, it made it unreliable.
After that argument was made, I contacted two professional translators who will translate page 6 of the BIAP document independent of each other. When I receive those translations -- for which I paid a fee to both -- I will post them along with the FR translation as soon as they arrive. That should put an end to speculation about the motives of the translators, and put to rest the worries about "amateurs" involving themselves in the process.
I have chopped up this for a quick flavor ........One really need to read both with concentration to understand what IBD is saying.....etc....
But it is getting interesting ......
And of course we are all Amateurs here.....
And the American Press missed this bombshell.
Though little noticed by the press, during a July 2004 visit to Kazakhstan the Russian president said that between 9-11 and the U.S. invasion of Iraq, "Russian special services and Russian intelligence several times received . . . information that official organs of Saddam's regime were preparing terrorist acts on the territory of the U.S. and beyond its borders, at U.S. military and civilian locations."
Maybe they are afraid Putin will supply nuclear weapons (or already has) to AQ terrorists. Russia has a long way to go before proving they are a trusted friend of the USA.
Thanks for posting this.
It's obvious why no one can find any mention of these docs in msm. They're just a bunch of selfish and deluded lefties who are clearly embarrassed and chagrined to find out that they were wrong (as usual) and the hated Bush was right to take out Hussein. It 's equally mystifying as to why the Bush admin sits on these docs when shouting out these revelations would fully vindicate the decision to oust Hussein.
Sorry for any double p[ings....
Well well well...isnt Laurie Mylroie the same person who is a god to some on this site.
I will post them along with the FR translation as soon as they arrive. That should put an end to speculation about the motives of the translators, and put to rest the worries about "amateurs" involving themselves in the process.
Posted by Captain Ed at April 8, 2006 11:49 AM
Is there a ping list for this?
They're scrambling. Obviously the evidence indicates the exact opposite of what they told you on the forum. I would bet that deep down the lefties know they're wrong. They are simply unable to recognize that Bush was right all along. It would be a shock to their system to admit that they've been wrong...again.
Osama Bin Laden
"This isn't about WMD, and it's obvious some Arab kook in the mountains of some remote backward 3rd world country poses no threat to our country."
Laurie Mylroie has pissed me off big time..how dare she question someone who is giving up his free time and then call him unreliable..
Hey Laurie whats the matter did he scoop you?
It takes a big man or woman to admit when they are wrong. The left are just a bunch of wussies.
Not much has changed...because STILL too many sheeple get told what to think...by the old/liberal/socialist media.
One can only hope that they are saving the best stuff for release right before the election. Strategery, ya know. I'm not holding my breath, however.
I don't think the complaint was laid on LM....directly.
I reread that part of the post and it doesn't say Mylroie questioned the translation, it just says she supplied it. Looks like a clarification might be in order
Is that looter guy?
As to the ability to make sense of a series of documents by creating a time line and adding context...
I would put the analytical ability of Freepers against the whole stinking government intelligence community. Screw 'em. They blew it.
If any translation will be different in substance form what I translated then that translation will be wrong and I will issue a challenge to the translator to explain his translation.
Let me understand this. Is IBD questioning the translations that are made by people like myself because I am called amateur and not a professional? Please let me know.
I don't think the criticism came from Laurie Mylroie but rather someone was criticising her (and CQ's) use of the translation.
Start with reading Captain's Quarters....
I read it but I still did not understand exactly what is IBD saying.
I always wanted to ask....what is it like being famous????
Congrats and thanks for all of the hard work.
Gonna get interesting.....
Is that an actual quote?
Is that an actual quote?
I think Captain Ed agrees with you!
I think the criticism is not at all of you or other "amatuers" but rather of teh Bush administration for not having the "pros" translate them. Why did we have to wait for you to come along and translate these where the heck are the guys at CIA, DIA and NSA?
That's a poor argument. For one thing, the translation can be verified by other sources...and once verified, the document becomes sourced, verified evidence.
At that point, the person who blindly claimed that the translation was unreliable (due to FR), herself becomes unreliable instead.
I am glad to know this :)
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OXFORD – Memphis' Federal Correctional Institution is where Tupelo businessman Ray Shoemaker is ordered to serve his 55-month sentence from a health care kickback/bribery case conviction.
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Shoemaker was ordered to surrender by 2 p.m. Nov. 1.
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Yes, it's that time of the year: Clergy Conference. Three of the four I've been to here in the Diocese of Massachusetts have been graced by an evening "talent" show (aka Anglican Idol). My first year I wrote a poem welcoming me to the diocese. That was followed up by a letter from then-Senator John Kerry after he canceled at the last minute. Tonight I'm riffing on Jeff Foxworthy.
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Why not Antonelli? That has to be the question after the announcement of the appointment of the Martino Stierli as the new Philip Johnson Chief Curator of Architecture and Design at the Museum of Modern Art last week. I am sure that I am not the only one in the design field wondering why Paola Antonelli did not get the job she has long deserved.
(Disclaimer: Although there has been published speculation, I have never sought, or been considered for this position. Also, Antonelli is a friend of mine.)
It is hard to think of anyone other than Antonelli who has consistently put together better, more thought-provoking, beautiful, and intellectually rigorous exhibitions on design, who has been more daring and savvy in building a design collection, and, most importantly, who has been more articulate about the importance of architecture and design in a manner that a broad audience can understand.
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Yet, for at least the second time, MoMA—which, for better or worse, defines the place of modern architecture and design in our visual culture as does no other institution—has passed her over to head the department where she has worked as a curator (after having been trained as an architect and having worked as a critic) since 1994. The perception arises that it must be because she has focused on design, as opposed to architecture.
The situation is slightly more baffling because Stierli has such an unknown quality. He has produced no exhibitions of importance, has not overseen collections, and has few major publications to his name. He is a professor in Zurich who has written about Las Vegas and Los Angeles. I contacted a few friends around Zurich and none of them knew of him or his work.
What he has written that I have read is thoughtful and perceptive, and it could very well be that he is a "sleeper" that MoMA in its wisdom and global reach has unearthed in Swiss academia. I look forward to seeing what he will do.
But the price of MoMA being so much the Temple of Modernism is that there is a large spotlight on every decision it makes exactly because what that institution shows, collects, and promotes will influence how many perceive architecture and design. Its choices for its arbiters of enshrinement matter, and thus they deserve critical attention.
It is also true that none of us can know how Antonelli, or anyone else, functions in a large and complicated bureaucracy such as MoMA.
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Skip to comments.Roeder defends his killing of George Tiller at sentencing
Posted on 04/01/2010 3:29:21 PM PDT by trumandogz
WICHITA, Kan. The judge considering the sentence of Scott Roeder, convicted of murdering abortion provider George Tiller, on Friday stopped Roeder from continuing to read a written statement after 40 minutes, saying "It is your opportunity to convince me you need a lesser sentence. It is not a soapbox for your political views."
(Excerpt) Read more at mcclatchydc.com ...
I hope the weather is nice when Roeder gets his first look at the parole board on April 1, 2060.
I don't think it's right to take a life. I do however have trouble feeling sorry for Tiller. I don't think the man that killed him should get 50 years. That's what I heard today they were trying for. Can you imagine if Tiller had to serve 50 years for every person he killed?
Hey Judge, as much as I disagree with murder, there is no soapbox for people who believe that abortion, especially late term abortion, is murdering children.
"Give me liberty to defend the unborn or give me death," Roeder said.
Read more: http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2010/04/01/91489/roeder-defends-his-killing-of.html#ixzz0jtHPLtEs
Sorry, it's what I truly believe.
If the guy was reading, I would have directed him to submit the document for the record.
Or, "Relax, you will have plenty of time over the next 50 years to write."
Two wrongs do not make a right, but there is no doubt his action saved innocent lives.
Yes, true...
Do you know if they ever reopened that clinic?
Thankfully, it is closed.
Amazing isn't it?
With the stroke of a pen you can decide who is and who isn't a murderer.
Being the late term type, I very much lean in your direction. Still, as much as I'd like, I can't get behind this guy.
IMO, the physician was a disgusting SOB, for doing what he was. I still don't approve of someone gunning him down in church. To be honest, I don't know how that doctor could stand being in a church in light of what he was doing.
Did the guy have no conscience left at all?
Well, the man seems prepared to pay the penalty for having done what he did. This is one I'm glad God will be judging.
I don't approve of gunning the guy down, but I sure as hell don't approve of late term abortions either.
I too am quite glad the clinic is closed.
At the moment he's probably being apprised of his "release date" ~ NEVER!
No, the government makes that particular accommodation for muslim terrorists only.
What makes a late term abortion worse than a first trimester abortion?
I am against cold-blooded murder whether it's an infant or an adult. I think this is reasonably consistent. I ask liberals why they are against one but not the other.
For me it's the realization that the baby could be taken from the mother's womb and live. I firmly believe that aborting after conception is morally indefensible, but after the seventh month (and I haven't studied this in a while, and might actually deem it that way for a period less than seven months), I lean towards it being premeditated murder.
I have very strident objections to an abortion after the third month, in addition to my thought that is morally indefensible.
If society is going to charge a guy with murder, if he causes a fetus to be non viable after a certain point, then the act of termination of that life by a physician is just as indefensible.
Murder is murder...
I am so glad the judge gave him the hard 50. Why he thought he could justify what he did is beyond explanation.
As far as I am concerned,Roeder got rid of the current Dr.Mengele.I wonder what the number is now for all the children saved?
Roeder made his decision to shoot Tiller, the Judge made his decision on sentencing. God will have the final Say on who was, and who wasn't in the right.
And I kindly direct everyone to my tagline.
Nothing. Just the pretense is gone.
Well said.
"Tiller understood there was a high probability of his being killed when he took the job."
"You knew the job was dangerous when you took it, Fred." - Super Chicken
Murder is murder. However, killing someone that is trying to kill another human being is,IMHO, defensible. No-one would think twice about someone who took out a person trying to choke a child to death (for instance).
Problem with our society is, the definition of "human being" is all screwed up.
It totally destroys the libtards "viability" issue they raise quite often as to justify abortions.
And that being the case, you cannot say that a third trimester abortion is worse than a first trimester abortion.
However, he will have a chance to show remorse when he goes before the parole board right before his 103rd birthday.
"...he will have a chance to show remorse when he goes before the parole board right before his 103rd birthday."
He will be standing speechless when he appears before the Judgement Seat.
Today's retarded society notwithstanding.
GOD bless the INNOCENTS
In terms of the effect on the victim, no.
But early in the pregnancy people convince themselves that its juts a lump of cells.
If you can pull a baby out onto a table and kill it, though, you are a special kind if cold-blooded evil. Tiller could do what very few people could do, and go sit in church afterward. He was a very special piece of work, that guy.
Been pondering your statement (for hours) and have yet to understand your position on abortion. Could you please explain your position. Are you pro abortion? Just wondering. Mix interpretation in my mind. A comma her, a period there makes a difference. Gosh, I wish I wasn't so ignorant.
Thanks in advance. Not looking to argue, just wishing I understood your posting a little better.
Friend, reread the post. No kidding. I was answering him as to why THE LEFT has an issue with late term abortions re: viability.
In my post (#4) I didn't lay down my position regarding the issue of abortion. I was commenting on the judge's retort to Roeder that the courtroom was not a place for him to stand on his "soapbox" and give his political position regarding abortion. My comment was aimed at pointing out that people who are against abortion, especially late-term abortion, have not been given a "soapbox" in which to present arguments against abortion.
As for my position? I am against the use of abortion as a means of birth control. And, I am stridently against the use of late-term abortion as IMHO this is nothing short of murder. The doctors who perform this "procedure" should be arrested, tried, and convicted of murder, as should be the women who allow the procedure to performed upon them. I can understand what Roeder did, and why. But, I do not condone the taking of another's life through murder.
While I am against the use of abortion as a means of birth control, I'd have to say that a late term abortion is worse in that the fetus, if not murdered and allowed to be completely birthed, would survive (if not for their brain being destroyed and sucked out with a vacuum hose). The destruction of human life, whether during the 1st trimester or 3rd trimester is wrong. The late-term abortion is just, IMHO, a more heinous method.
I am personally opposed so shooting people who make their living by murdering unborn children.
But, I also don't feel it's right to impose my morality on others.
Thank you for your response. Now your comment makes sense to me. Again, thanks for taking the time to explaining it to me.
Not that it would matter to you, coming from a drive by questioner, but I agree with you 100%.
You're welcome. And, your opinion does matter, whether you agree or not.
It's really all academic. The judge didn't really have a lot of practical discretion here. The minimum he could have given Roeder was 25 years to life, and instead he gave him 50 years to live. The truth is that at his age going in, he wasn't coming out alive anyway.
If Roeder had walked into a church in my home state of Texas and with premeditation killed someone, they would be strapping him to a gurney and jamming a needle in his arm.
And your view that people convicted of First Degree Murder and Aggravated Assault should only serve 16 1/2 years is a bit troubling.
Not only do I believe that late term abortion is murder, but I believe that any type of abortion that takes place after the moment of conception is also murder. And I am not willing to say that one murder is worse than another murder simply based on the age of the baby.
So according to you, if the murder of Tiller was justified, than one could also justifiably murder a doctor who performs first trimester abortions, a doctor who implants IUD's, a doctor who prescribes birth control pills, a pharmacist who dispenses the Abortion Pill, the UPS driver who delivers abortion pills to women's homes or a woman who is about to have an abortion.
It's still murder, a capital crime in Scripture.
It would be difficult to give him 50 years because of my feelings on Tiller, but I can understand the jury doing so.
The ends don't justify the means.
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Cross your a waste of space, 99% of your posts should had been posted on your personal board. You contribute nothing but trash that takes space, my posts that don't even mention anything about the thread subject, you know the ones just bashing your idiocy. Contribute more to the thread being this irrelevant.
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After two and a half years of hard work the Emery County Public Lands Council presented their draft Emery County Land use bill to the Emery County Commission on June 14. The bill will now be forwarded onto the Washington Delegation with Rep. Rob Bishop the most likely sponsor for the bill.
Ray Petersen, public lands director and Bruce Wilson the chairman from the lands council presented the document to the commission. Commissioner Jeff Horrocks expressed his appreciation for the hard work of Petersen and the lands council members as they prepared the document.
Several subcommittees were set up and the individual committees held meetings concerning travel and transportation, mining and gas development, grazing, water rights and other public lands interests.
Wilson acknowledged all the members of the public lands council including: Gary Petty, Gary Kofford, Guy Webster, Jon Gilbert, Randall Stilson, Mistie Christiansen, Priscilla Burton, Ed Geary, Chuck Semborski and Sherrel Ward. "There have been numerous participants who have sacrificed personally to get and keep this project going," said Wilson.
The project was started to stave off any possible interference from outside the county and to build consensus within the county as how to manage public lands. There was also talk at the time and still is regarding the San Rafael Swell becoming a national monument by the Obama administration. With the introduction of the public land use bill for Emery County produced by Emery County it is the hope the lands issues within the county can be dealt with for a final time and have the issue put to rest.
There have been field trips, informational meetings and many hours of work to develop a map which shows the various designations being recommended for the Bureau of Land Management Lands and SITLA lands upon the desert as well as forest service lands on the Manti. Work has begun with SITLA for possible trade out lands for those SITLA lands contained in the proposal.
The draft of the document can be found on the Emery County website with an accompanying map. There will be a series of public meetings where the public can make comments and give suggestions for anything that was left out of the bill. The lands council feels they have a comprehensive document, but they are open to the fact they may have overlooked something that is important to users in the county.
These meetings will be on June 22 at Huntington Elementary; June 23 in Ferron at the multipurpose building, June 29 in Green River at the John Wesley Powell Museum and June 30 in Castle Dale at the old courthouse all meeting time is 7-9 p.m.
The council will add any changes to the draft document after which it will be forwarded to the Washington delegation. It is hoped the bill can be introduced in this session of Congress.
Petersen feels the draft bill is a good product which reflects the multiple needs use Emery County has experienced in the past and hopes to continue into the future.
Petersen said the council has been asked 'why' they are doing this a lot along the way. The best answer he can give them is for control of the land locally. The desire is to designate these lands without changing their current use. All designations are subject to valid and existing rights. This bill doesn't close any existing roads or trails and in fact requests that 40 or more miles of roads now closed be reopened. It addresses oil and gas and mineral development, non and motorized use and grazing; all of these uses can continue under the plan. Petersen pointed out the open house meetings are part of a promise made to the people of Emery County that when the draft was prepared it would be brought back before the county. These meetings will be an opportunity to look at the draft bill and make comments. A new web page has been developed on the county website where the draft is found more easily and the public can review the draft before coming to the meetings.
Another requirement which came at the request of Sen. Mike Lee is to have the Utah Legislature review Emery County's plan before the plan moves to Washington. Lee feels this review will keep in step with the state's having some say in issues dealing with federal land within their states.
It is the hope of the lands council and county commission that this step will be simply a formality on the bill's way to Washington. They don't expect any delay at the state level.
Petersen said they have worked closely with the Washington delegation throughout the entire process.
Commissioner James Nelson commended the lands council for their work stating it has truly been a grass roots effort. Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth added her thanks to the lands council and all the subcommittees who have worked on the land use bill.
Commissioner Horrocks thanked the council for the draft and said after the public meetings and state approval the bill will be sent to Washington where it will be polished and placed in appropriate bill language and readied for presentation to Congress for approval.
At the beginning of the process SUWA was involved with the county but withdrew about halfway through the process stating when the bill was complete they would voice their objections at that time. SUWA has stated they will not be happy with anything less than the America's Red Rock Wilderness Act which encompasses vast amounts of Emery County. The draft bill the lands council has worked upon has taken the current Wilderness Study Areas and recommended them for wilderness designation with some boundary perfections.
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Posted on 02/10/2011 11:25:34 AM PST by Nachum
Up to 5,000 pupils attending weekend schools across Britain are being exposed to textbooks claiming that some Jews were transformed into pigs and apes, and that some offences could be punished with stoning. One book for six year-olds warns that those who do not believe in Islam will be condemned to hellfire in death. Another text for 15 year-olds teaches that thieves who break Sharia law should have their hands cut off for a first offence and their feet amputated for a subsequent crime. Teenagers are presented with diagrams showing where the cuts should be made.
(Excerpt) Read more at telegraph.co.uk ...
I could not care less, what bothers me is that they teach that Allah wants them to put nonbelievers into the hellfire, while still alive here on earth.
Good ole' "readin, writin and amputation"!
The Brits need to stand up and resist Islam or they will face the horrors (whippings, stonings, maiming, and even worse) Islam inflicts on people in the name of its prophet.
Now what should we start teaching our children in response to this.................. cause we better start teaching them something!!!
as long as unions are in charge, they'd probably screw up even simple amputation.
Breath in, breath out, relax, squeeze.
And what does the Bible say about people who reject Christ as their Savior? Do they get to go to the land of unicorns, fairies and rainbows?
I don't approve of Islam either but a little perspective is in order. We preach the same thing!
This is obviously a "distortion" of Islam, a "peaceful" religion!!!
And American schools are teaching our children fisting and that the gay agenda is ok.
So sad, all around.
Today's lesson, students, is the proper manner for carrying out the honor killing of your daughter or wife . . . .
When was the last time you saw a Baptist, Lutheran or Catholic kill or mame someone?
Come on.
Love this quote from the Saudi Embassy:
The Saudi Ambassador told the BBC it was dangerously deceptive and misleading to discuss some of the texts outside of context.
Some of the "texts"....like the entire ko-ran & islam, right?
That should be reason enough to block them from coming into the country and to expel those who are already there.
All this is normal to the multiculturalist, but let a mormon have an extra wife and all hell would break loose...
I noticed that the telley had no comments section, now that would have been fun.
True, but Christ doesn't tell us to accelerate their arrival.
"The Brits need to stand up and resist Islam or they will face the horrors (whippings, stonings, maiming, and even worse) Islam inflicts on people in the name of its prophet."
Exactly, and so do we as Americans. I'm afraid this may not be possible to do peacefully, but what IS sure is that go along, get along political correctness could spell the downfall of every society in the western world. Pressure needs to be put on our legislators and governors immediately!
"The Brits need to stand up and resist Islam or they will face the horrors (whippings, stonings, maiming, and even worse) Islam inflicts on people in the name of its prophet."
Exactly, and so do we as Americans. I'm afraid this may not be possible to do peacefully, but what IS sure is that go along, get along political correctness could spell the downfall of every society in the western world. Pressure needs to be put on our legislators and governors immediately!
"or mame someone?"
Auntie Mame? 8^D
Learning to speak with the Mongols was also kinda of useful back then.
But these texts are largely secular...
"I don't approve of Islam either but a little perspective is in order. We preach the same thing!"
NO, we don't. Christ commands us to be tolerant, love one another and hate the sin but not the sinner. Our faith teaches that only God can judge, NOT us, and that judgment will be in the hereafter. Muhammed (the prophet) commands his followers to be judge, jury and executioner. And NO tolerance for non-Muslims. Christ respected women; Muhammed was a pedophile, polygamist and advocated stoning, mutilation, and all manner of murder against women who don't "toe the line" according to his sick standards. Christ promised eternal life to all who believes in Him - Muhammed wrote that the only sure way to Paradise is to kill, or be killed, in the name of Allah. (Hence, suicide bombers - "livin' to die for virgins in the sky".)
The two religions are fundamentally different, but then, Islam is fundamentally different from all other major world religions.
The tired, old rant about "more wars were fought in the name of religion" is not a valid argument against Christianity, either. While there has been violence through the ages by those who twisted it wrongfully for their own ends, the New Testament upon which our faith is founded advocates no such thing. The "new testament" of the Koran, however (writings of Muhammed after Medina when he became increasingly violent in his beliefs and teachings, and which Islam believes supercedes the earlier part of the Koran), commands world domination of Islam through its followers by any and all means possible (including lies/deception), and death to ALL infidels who will not convert or agree to being subjugated as second-class citizens.
Brigitte Gabriel has said that those Muslims who are peaceful and moderate are either not familiar with the entire Koran or choose to cherry-pick the pleasant parts of it in order to lead a comfortable life harmonious with their neighbors in non-Muslim societies.
Sorry to be long-winded, but I wrote this because we will all, more and more, be called upon to defend the facts of our religion, and Christ's love, against Islam and the true hatred that Muhammed commands.
Most of the non-Muslim Brits are leftists.
An actual human being would have to be a complete idiot to stay in that country.
Tolerantly addressing that level of ignorance had to be an effort — good job!
Thanks for the kind words :-) I'm really passionate on this subject.
AS the self-appointed certified posting critic, I thought your post was succinct and very well worded. In a few sentences you clearly illustrated many major differences.
Well done !
why, thank you, kind sir :-)))))))))))
"We preach the same thing!"
It isn't the same at all! Jesus told us the truth of what happens to those who reject Him, but He told us to go to them and plead with them. Christians are to give their lives in order to tell the lost of God's love for them!
The Lord is grieved when people reject Him and choose damnation. It is a terrible, sorrowful thing!
We certainly don't publish books on how to kill people! It isn't the same at all!
"ISLAM ISN'T IN AMERICA TO BE EQUAL TO ANY OTHER FAITH, BUT TO BECOME DOMINANT. The Koran ... should be the highest authority in America, and Islam the only accepted religion on earth. Everthing we need to know is in the Koran. We don't need to look somewhere else."
OMAR M. AHMAD, CHAIRMAN OF CAIR,the mainsteam Muslim advocacy group.
Truth from beginning to end. Thank you!
Thank YOU very much!
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theres going to be an anime adaption of Dogs \0/
and I heard Frostii is going to sub it.
This thread title was so misleading....
i hope so, didn't the first ova come out may 2nd or 5th or something?
really looking forward to it...i've been anticipating as soon as i saw the ad in the manga!
WOW, I was hoping for this a long time ago.
Sometimes I don't get the action scenes right away.
the first two OVA's have been subbed by Yuurisan subs, just look the torrents up on www.tokyotosho.info
hmm... it's not really bullets & carnage though, if i remember correctly, isn't this just 'dogs'?
i read it a while back, and dogs was the 4 main characters background right? - sorta like the prequel or prologue to dogs: bullets & carnage.
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Ian Jenkins, Senior curator, British Museum
I begin this post as a failure – that is to say – somebody (disarmingly described by him as 'brilliant and funny' but) unable to persuade my good friend Grayson Perry of the merits of Greek sculpture.
To underline this point, he has depicted me on a pictorial vessel in his current exhibition at the British Museum, The Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman. I am shown, wielding a blood-dripping sword, defending the legacy of ancient Greece in the form of a Greek temple. The reference here is the ongoing conversation I have with Grayson about his view of Greek art and sculpture.
It's a matter of principle with Grayson that he regards Greek art as posh people's stuff and associates it with all that he despises in Establishment art history. Although I wield the sword, it's Grayson who sees himself as the artisan warrior and The Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman is his personal commemoration of the lives of all those nameless craftsmen who created the majority of the objects in the British Museum.
A question I have for Grayson is what about the nameless Greek artisans who built the Greek temples and carved the many sculptures that we have in the Museum? Why are they to be excluded from his church of craftsmen?
I say this in the spirit of the good-natured dialogue Grayson and I have been having for approaching two years. In my capacity as a curator, I assisted him in various ways including delightful car journeys to the Museum store rooms at Blythe House – ironically in that part of west London we call Olympia – if not, in George's café over delicious bacon sandwiches and milky coffee. I would find myself enthralled by Grayson's effervescent personality, his natural intelligence and his remarkable tendency to speak in poetic aphorism. Sometimes the things he said seemed so profound as to leave me reeling and I could only reply 'I'm going to have to think about that one Grayson.'
The striking thing about introducing Grayson to the collections was that while others might have selected the material they wanted to feature by a process of elimination based on the things that were put before them, he seemed always to have in his head a fully formed idea of what it was he wanted. As often as not he shook his head when shown what I thought would be appropriate, declaring the object to be not what he was looking for. And that, I think, is the essential difference between how a curator might approach an exhibition – laboriously sorting and collecting material – where Grayson had in his mind's eye a ready formed idea of what he wanted and his adventure into the reserves of the Museum was a search for the desired objects.
The thing about Grayson is that he is universally regarded by all those who had the pleasure of working with him as a thoroughly nice bloke with natural intelligence and charisma and none of the pretensions of the celebrity artist that might be found in other personalities. I hope he found in us his extended family and in the British Museum, a new home. He became, and remains, one of us and in his own way became a curator.
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