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Comment posted Council Elections: The count by neil macintyre.
Just finished work so just catching up on some of the crack about the results.Firstly I would like to thank everybody who voted for me and for all the people who helped to put everthing together especially my own sons.We went close but best of luck to Roddy he's a great bloke.Marian told me to say that.As for Oban North I have mixed emotions,great that Ian got in but very sad for melon he would of been a great councillor but he,ll be back I hope.
But the tremendous news about McKay means that the cider is being opened at this very moment.This was the councillor who along with Jo Smith's help put the knife in big George Berry.Sadly in real life decent people don't get any payback most of the time, but this result is pure magic, just a pity that he was the only one.
Where do we go now? Well we will be putting together local debates on different issues that hopefully will generate more interest and keep the councillors on their toes.We have to engage our young people, so that will be an important part of our plans,If we could, a debate with the senior pupils from our high school would I think be a great start.Any Ideas would be very helpful.We can't just leave it to the councillors we all have to put our bit in.
So back to the cider and best wishes and congratulations to all the new councillors, lets rock and roll and make Argyll the best in the West.
Power to People.
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Power to the people. - Well well another hero called JayC.
What is the problem with you people, what are you scared of? - Sadly the masked men are given some coverage for their cowardly attacks.I would hope that FA would start to block personal attacks that come like that.Having different opinions on all that happens in our area is what makes the debate. I have also been greatly helped by information and ideas that have been given on here.I love an argument on any subject but if you attack someone personally on here it should not be accepted unless you front up with your name.If you feel so strongly about someone surely you would want them to know who you are.If you stand for any public office the stick that goes with it is the price you pay but to have abuse thrown at you from silent cowards should be kept of this site.
Power to the People who are proud of their name.
Recent comments by neil macintyre
- Minutes of today's meeting of 'Concerned Councillors' Group
I am sorry folks but who really cares what the SNP do. They have proved to everyone that they are not capable so lets get on with the very important problems we face in Argyll, the credibility of all our councillors and officers has been found wanting so the need for radical change is certainly here.
Will the (new way) of open government ever surface?
I doubt it with the same characters we have representing us.
Cheers Neil. - Walsh to lead all but Lib Dems, Conservatives and George Freeman
Well I would be very surprised if there is not a little sting in the tail to come .
Everything is just starting two warm up and with the charectors we have in Oban especially the fun will continue sadly.How Dick Walsh operates now with a free rein should be interesting especially when the money posts are filled..
Some of the proposals being brought forward by the senior management are built on fresh air so with a change in control of Area committees will they be challenged?. We will watch with great interest.
Cheers Neil. - SNP meeting on Monday may be testing time for mega-coalition proposal
Do we call him Fletcher or Mackenzie? - James Robb, as the cordite clears
Come on folks lets rejoice if indeed Fletcher is Mike MacKenzie surely we all should be happy the SNP have found something for him to do and his close relationship with Dick Walsh will be of great benefit to the SNP councillors when they line up behind him in the new Administration.
You never know Dick might be a closet nationalist now that would need a fair bit of spin to keep the ground troops happy but I am sure the SNP will help him see the light. I think big Sally has plenty in her executive suite in Kilmory.
When will anything start to happen in Argyll apart from this farce.
Cheers Neil. - Walsh to lead all but Lib Dems, Conservatives and George Freeman
Very interesting newsroom so the SNP are now big buddies with Dick Walsh. What will poor Fletcher make of it?
Surely there will be another revolt within the party ranks at this alliance with the enemy or was it all the fault of the Tories and Liberals the last time.
The Schools debate when it raises its ugly head again will bring us back to square one so where does that leave the SNP.
If the numbers stack up like you say what,s the point of the opposition why not just pitch in together and use the experience of councillor Freeman and the rest without them having to join a certain group which seems to be a stumbling block. After the shambles of the last few months we can ill afford to sideline the input of experienced councillors who are not just there for the money.
The Argyll people who voted these councillors into office deserve to have them representing them properly especially after what we got from the SNP.
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The suit accuses the network of malice, highlighting correspondent Ron Allen's segment on "The Today Show" on March 27.
"Allen's broadcast removed a critical aspect of the dialogue between Zimmerman and the dispatcher, bringing the 'up to no good' and 'he looks black' statements even closer together, to further the false and defamatory implication that Zimmerman had said he believed Martin was 'up to no good' because 'he looks black,'" the suit says.
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This afternoon I have been trying to book tickets for myself and my mum for Chelsea and Hampton Court on the members days.
All is fine until I come to payment when I am told that the RHS will not accept Maestro debit cards which I thought was one way of avoiding the RHS of having the heavy to suffer the heavy expenses of credit cards.
I tried to telephone but quickly gained the impression I was wasting my time.
Does anyone know what's going one.
Fortunately mum's got a free over 75's TV licence.
Not to worry Mel, someone somewhere along the line has put a spanner in the works. A few years back I requested a quote for life membership. I had at that time been a Fellow of the RHS for fortytwo years. I received a reply that it would cost me into the £1000s region. Despite several letters all was to no avail. Needless to say, the RHS and I parted company. Personally, having experienced the Chelsea show many times, I'd rather spend the day at one of the National Trust gardens or such. The shows are for the commercial world.
Thank you for the suggestion Mike. We might well do that.
It all depends how long you expect to live. The cost of life membership is about 20 annual subscriptions and is clearly very worthwhile for a young person, as gift perhaps from an indulgent older gardening relative - I hope uncle Fred is reading this. If you are over fifty then the economics become less clear. Unfortunately by the time you realise you have a long-term interest in gardening and can afford life membership, pessimists have become too old to be sure they will benefit fully.
Well it shouldn't be all about how much money can i save, I pay annually for my membership and I make donations when I receive requests for certain RHS projects, as a member it's my duty to support the society is it not? as for the Chelsea payment thing,maybe the society will accept a cheque or some other method of payment, I visited Chelsea and met up with a friend from the message board we didn't get long together due my silly mate wandering off , but it was a lovely day out and well worth the expense, very busy and all that but then there is always members day. Chelsea flower show is on many peoples "things to do before I die" list, if you've not been before my advice would be go and see it before you are dead it's a splendid day out, loads of fun but don't take a stupid back pack ruck sack thing, they really do get in the way of people and they make you look like a suicide bomber.
Hampton Court isn't so cramped as Chelsea, which suits me better, but both are worth attending.
I hope you get the payment issue resolved and are able to book your tickets.


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The votes are in, the tallies are counted, the hanging chads have been evaluated, and we have our winners. This year holds a few surprises, a couple dominant players and as much open source as you can handle. We don't encourage gambling here at Linux Journal, but if you had an office pool going for pizza money, it's officially too late to make your wager.
It is just a Linux, it was
It is just a Linux, it was never a GNU/Linux and never will be.
GNU/Linux would be correct only if Linux would be a microkernel and servers would be from GNU project. Otherway saying, Linux would be a microkernel and replace Mach microkernel used in HURD operating system.
Linux is a monolithic operating system, the kernel is whole operating system alone, no GNU - or any other project - software is needed or used at all in it.
Those who use GNU/Linux, does not know the truth of Linux (I was one of them long, looong time ago, until technology show the truth).
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Thank you for your insightful comments, which shows a depth and breadth of understanding and knowledge not normally found in internet comments. It's refreshing to read something that does not contain the usual stereotypes and trolling nature.
I didn't vote, at all, but I'm well versed in Linux distros, and operating systems in general, and I still use XUbuntu for my normal desktop system.
First, since you claim that those who use Ubuntu have never used other distros, let me chime in with some of my history. My first Linux distro was an Yggdrasil Linux CD purchased when the internet was still dial-up in most areas. I've used Red Hat/Fedora, SuSE, Slax, Slitaz, Slackware, etc etc.
I'm also a dedicated OpenBSD user, and prefer that OS for my server installations. While we're on the topic of other operating systems, I used BeOS and Haiku, Mac OS X, and yes, even Windows (in all it's incantations from 3.0 through 7, including server versions) for most of my professional career (as an IT wonk).
Having said that, I like Ubuntu, or XUbuntu specifically, for my daily workstation, as it's nice to not have to mess with the underlying system to make most everything work. When I get done working on computers all day, sometimes I won't to come home and not work on a computer.
As the article states, apt makes updating and installing new packages simple, and I like the functionality of the Ubuntu One service. If I want to try out the latest bleeding edge software, I'm pretty assured of their being good Ubuntu support, due to it's popularity.
When I want to get down and dirty, I turn to one of my OpenBSD servers.
I forgot to mention the first
I forgot to mention the first Network system I did, I built 20 work stations and 2 servers running windows 95 with windows for work groups and Novell Netware. A bit before your time I presume
Ubuntu is a looser
No I stated those that voted for Ubuntu are mostly ex windows users who have never used any other Distribution, if they had they would have voted for the more superior Linux distributions, You didn't vote Why not?
As an IT wonk, Do you think by giving me your Linux history on what, how or where you use it make any difference to me,it won't make the slightest difference, Do you think your the only one that's ever used Red Hat/Fedora, SuSE, Slax, Slitaz, Slackware,etc etc. Me too.
Yggdrasil Linux CD purchased when the internet was still dial-up in most areas.
Yes I remember those day's very well, and the years before Microsoft or Apple Mac came into being, When Bill and Steve where still wet behind their hears, When my first stand alone computer cost more than I paid for my house, Thank god for the IBM compatibility standards. That was the only thing Bill Gates ever got right in his life. Stop trying to be a smart Alex it don't work.
Re: Ubuntu is a looser
I don't think Ubuntu is as good as some of the other mainstream distros (Fedora or Mint) either, but through both of your posts, you've failed to mention why exactly you don't like Ubuntu!
You see! Here is a perfect
You see! Here is a perfect example of what makes no sense about these debates!
Mint is ... "Based on Debian and Ubuntu, it provides about 30,000 packages and one of the best software managers."
Just like every other stupid distro that is based Debian and Ubuntu. It's not like we're comparing Irix and HPUX. The argument is moot.
Sorry, I'm not picking on you Anon Slacker!
Ubuntu is a great OS for popularization of Linux on desktops. Windows-likeness and over-userfriendliness are unavoidable. For me, Ubuntu was a transition step from windows to "that scary hardcore Linux" (I chose Arch shortly after).
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Where's Vim!?
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I saw it in the IDE.. but where is the text editor section? its an important category!
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We went away for a girlie weekend and had a lovely time. The location was great. Initial viewing was - wow! Upon getting out of the car, a lady came out... and told us to move and park near the entrance then briskly shut the door. Thinking I had to sign in, I knocked on the door of main entrance and had no reply. So we entered our apartment ourselves. It was very pleasing being as we hadn't paid very much for it. A lot better than what we had expected. However on closer investigation the rooms needed a thorough spring clean. There was only 2 knives, forks and large wine glasses and there was 3 of us, so we emailed the company and there reply was 'please confirm there are only 3 people staying, which I did. I Then had no response and no more cutlery. The next day the dishwasher leaked over the kitchen floor when we were out, so I again emailed and am still awaiting a reply. There was also no mop to clear up the water. Fridge was not very cold at all. All these minor things are easily resolved with good customer service. A friendly welcome and apologise for minor hiccups and I would have given them 5 stars. Would definitely go again with the girls, but would not pay full price. A bit too quiet for the kids though. από τον/την Caz από Bedfordshire στις 24/04/2013


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BILLINGS - Gary W. "Mick" Morris, 66, of Billings died Friday, May 20, 2005, at a Billings hospital.
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Mick was born to Willis Morris and Beatrice (Drewniak) Morris on May 29, 1938, in Havre. He graduated from Chinook High School in 1956 and served honorably in the U.S. Navy from January 1957 to January 1961.
Mick married Betty Shelstad on May 19, 1961, in Chinook. Mick worked for Hilde Construction. In 1973, he moved to Gillette, Wyo., and founded Morris Construction with his father and brother. Mick sold the business in 1987 and retired to Chinook, his hometown, where he enjoyed many years in his beloved Bear Paw Mountains hunting and fishing. He also enjoyed playing cards with friends. In 2002 he moved to Billings to be closer to family, and enjoyed the apple of his eye, his great-grandson, Mason.
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More than 280,000 of our friends and neighbors in King County live without the security of health care coverage. The care that many of us take for granted, such as treatment for a sinus infection, provider visits to help manage diabetes, or exams for breast cancer detection, are luxuries to those without health care coverage.
I live in Bellevue and work as a physician at a nonprofit community health center in Redmond. Every year we see thousands of uninsured patients who are able to receive care on our sliding fee scale, but too many still go without care due to fear of the cost. These families are one illness or accident away from financial catastrophe.
But there is hope on the horizon. Our state has been offered an opportunity to provide more than 250,000 Washingtonians – an estimated 79,000 in King County – with access to preventive care through the expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act. According to a recent opinion poll, two-thirds of Washingtonians support this expansion believing it will help people in their communities.
They are right. If our state accepts the offer, a family of three making less than $27,000 per year who had previously fallen through the cracks would finally get the health care coverage they need.
The expansion of Medicaid also will help our state financially. For the first three years, the federal government will pick up 100 percent of the cost, then will taper and hold to a low of 90 percent. If our legislators say yes to this offer, it will bring in $1 billion of federal funds to pay for the increased coverage.
Welcoming the expansion is also projected to bring an estimated 10,000 jobs to our state, boosting tax revenues here in Bellevue as people have more to spend.
Sen. Rodney Tom, who represents part of Bellevue, has said he worries the federal government might "pull the rug entirely" in the future. But because the expansion is voluntary, there is no real risk to Washington and so much to gain. Governor Inslee has called the expansion "as close to a no-brainer as you get in state government."
Giving people access to preventive health care promotes a healthier population that is more productive, makes families more secure, and leads to a stronger and more vital economy. Medicaid expansion is the clear choice for our state, and I strongly encourage our legislators to support it.
Kimberly McDermott, MD is a physician at HealthPoint, a Community Health Center providing medical and dental care, as well as complementary and alternative medical services, at 17 clinics throughout King County.
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Gay marriage proposals backed by Brighton and Hove council (From The Argus)
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Gay marriage proposals backed by Brighton and Hove council
7:51am Friday 15th June 2012 in News
Gay marriage proposals have been unanimously backed by politicians in Brighton and Hove.
The Government's Equalities Office began a 12-week consultation in April and it closed yesterday.
A letter on behalf of all 54 Brighton and Hove city councillors has been sent to Whitehall supporting plans to let people "convert" current civil partnerships into civil marriage.
It also includes allowing same sex couples to have a civil marriage in register offices or other approved premises.
However, under Government plans there will be no change to religious marriages.
Council leader Jason Kitcat said: "On behalf of our city's large LGBT community I hope this will deliver much needed change while allowing existing faiths and traditions to continue unaffected."