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The crime statistics is right on the money. Nashville does have a lot of crime. Nashville was also ranked one of the most depressed cities by Bloomberg Businessweek. I believe that is true as well. I knew a number of people on prozac and other anti-psychotic drugs. I think that Nashville is a good place to visit. The crime just makes it unattractive. Also, Nashville has a lot of racism. Interracial couples will not do good there.
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re: Nashville Crime - 9/21/2011 - 9/27/2011 What crime? I have lived here for 12 years and lived in a lot of major cities and Nashville has the least amount of crime. Yeah 10 years ago it was a little worse but the police are everywhere now. Heck you can even go through the projects and ask a thug for directions and he will point you in the right direction. I see black guys with white girls and vice versa daily. Don't get me wrong Nashville isn't that great and I posted a review about my concerns, such as all jobs being $10 an hour, bad bus system, hard for a single person to meet someonet, etc. but crime and interracial dating is not a problem here. This is the only city I actually feel kinda safe in and I am paranoid.
nashville vs orlando - 3/18/2013 housing costs for people moving to nashville[read more...]
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Overall opinion of Nashville - 9/15/2012 Hi all! So my husband is wanting to join the Nashville police. We currently live in Lansing, Mi (which is just horrible) and I was just wanting some general advice.. like good school districts, neighborhoods to stay away from, fun child friendly areas to live near .... Idk, any helpful advice I'm willing to take :) Thanks![read more...]
Not for singles or outdoor-sy types and, you NEED - 6/7/2012 You will be very lonely if you're single. Not very many professionals here compared to other cities. You must have a car. There are no sidewalks anywhere and you never see people outdoors. BTW, its one of the fattest cities in the US. Its very spread out so, getting around is an ordeal. Lots of fatal car accidents. The people, however, are very nice; friendly and kind. Not a place for those with allergies, into health food or outdoor activities. Women have that catty southern thing going on but, not as bad as Atlanta. Physically beautiful and has mild temps. [read more...]
muslim man - 10/3/2011 I 'm muslim and I want to move to Nashville ! [read more...]
Nashville Crime - 9/21/2011 The crime statistics is right on the money. Nashville does have a lot of crime. Nashville was also ranked one of the most depressed cities by Bloomberg Businessweek. I believe that is true as well. I knew a number of people on prozac and other anti-psychotic drugs. I think that Nashville is a good place to visit. The crime just makes it unattractive. Also, Nashville has a lot of racism. Interracial couples will not do good there. [read more...]
Many diverse opportunities - 8/17/2011 Nashville is a city that has so many opportunities than country music. There is an eclectic mix of many different styles. [read more...]
Nashville has lots of fixing to do! - 8/8/2011 Wow, where do I start. Priorities are all wrong. Nash wants to be know as a metropolitan city, "reality check" it's has a very long way to go. Downtown nashville is way to small for all they want to go on down there. Mostly bars and a few places to eat, Sidewalks are to small. People stand out in the street to take picture while traffic is trying to move. Cars cruse the main street (Broadway) which prohibits buses to move about. Not sure why people get excited about it down there. Not really much to see. It's pretty much a stop thru place while on a vacation to someplace else. You can see all of what Nashville has to offer in a day or less. People are rude driver's that think they own the road and they really can not drive that well. It doesn't take much to get a driver's license here, if you can turn a corner you get one. God forbid it snow's or even rain's hard your much safer staying off the road. The bus system can be so much better then what it is. It's has a very long way to go. Way to much to talk about there. There are no bus lanes downtown to help (city) buses move freely but they do have valet parking on the busy bus fareways not to mention the buses has to with tourist buses, horse-n-buggy, hotel vans and people standing in the street like they think cars and buses won't hurt if they get hit. Simple solution bright law makers of nash. Put no parking lines and/or no loading signs in places that are high traffic area's on bus routes. Paint a yellow line on the corner of 5th and B'way on both sides of the street at least 60 feet long and give out ticket or fines to those that won't obey. Get rid of the valet parking on b'way ITS DANGEROUS!!!! Common-sense is not a strong point for people here at all. This just a very small bit about Nashville, I choose not to go further to avoid carpaltunnel syndrome. When I hear people from Tn say " I visited NY and loved it but I could never live there" I know why! NY is way over your little heads. There are some nice people here don't get me wrong. I just don't run into them that often.[read more...]
Weather - 8/3/2011 Summer: Very hot and high humidity make air conditioning a must have. Some days the heat index swells over 112F Spring: Beautiful and warm. Spring weather starts in March and by April temperatures are well into the 60's. Temperatures range from 60-85 between April and June. Strong storms occur frequently and weather changes rapidly Winter: If you are coming from a place that sees a lot of snow, Nashville will suprise you. When 1 inch is forcasted, schools and some businesses shut down. The city does not have enough snow plows to adequately keep high ways and busy roads in working order, especially when 2 or more inches fall. Drivers are unsure how to drive, making it hazerdous to leave your house. Temperatures rarely fall below 25-30 degrees. Fall: Fall is beautiful and warm. [read more...]
Nashville is an average city - not too bad not too - 7/24/2011 Wow, I wish I had found out about this site sooner as I have spent the last few hours reading people's funny and accurate reviews of different cities. I found this site by getting reviews about Atlanta as I was thinking about leaving this place. However there are horribly reviews about ATL from everyone and I learned when the majority of people say similar things it is most likely true. Most of the things said about Nashville are true as well. I have lived here for 11 years and the funny thing is that I had recently said something to my now ex-girlfriend that I read someone else say on here.... that the people here are fake. I have lived all over the world and I keep coming across fake people and so had my girlfriend. Then I said perhaps that is just how this city is, full of fake people? Also someone else here mentioned how no jobs want to pay more than $10.00 per hour and that is so true. I am mixed with white and black but I am more of a white guy with a tan, whereas a lot of mixed people still look and act totally black. For the first time in my life I had to pull the race card, as I always used to think that racist accusations were silly. I have posted my resume for programming and a lot of people are contacting me and setting up reviews. They say that they are extremely impressed with my skillset, yet when they meet me for the interview, I am not hired. Even though I ma handsome, well spoken, well dressed, and have all of the skills they are looking for, I am declined. One company even gave me a test to pass to get the job, I passed it and was still denied and even the recruiter said that didn't make any sense. So how is it they immediately contact me and say how they want to hire me right away, but when I complete an interview that goes smoothly, they hire a young white guy with not as much experience as me? I am still programming from home and making a lot of money with my skill that all of the companies around here are denying. Sorry for my rant, just had to get that off of my chest. Another poster here commented about the single life, I totally agree that if you are married and have a family Nashville is great. However for a single person like myself, I go downtown and all you see are families, couples, or a group of people all together having a great time and ignoring everyone around them. In my old city it seemed like clubs and bars were the place to meet people. Extremely obvious open invitations from females that they wanted you. Here they just site and smile, and answer your questions until you leave as they are only there to listen to music and get a few drinks. This is a great city if you are a hardcore country fan who is married and lives in Brentwood or Franklin. If you are middleclass and not completely white it will be a challenge.[read more...]
Living in Nashville - 6/21/2011 I relocated to Nashville in 1986 and have moved out multiple times, but now back again due to family illness. I have never worked in Nashville...I have always travelled and use Nashville for the airport. I can say that I am always looking for a reason not to live in Nashville. It is Not for someone who wants a more expanded lifestyle.[read more...]
Nice veneer, BUT... - 6/19/2011 People in Nashville are very nice to your face. It's what happens behind your face that gives the total picture. If you're not from here, and worse, not from the south, unles you marry someone from here you will always be an outsider. I've lived in a number of non-south locations and never had and problem meeting people and making friends. Here, they say they'll have you over and it never happens. You don't get invited unless you're from here. Especially in the wealthier areas, they all seem to have gone to school together. If you're not Church of Christ or Baptist look out. If you're Catholic and from the north, you may as well have a third eye. Many transplants here that I've talked to agree. The few friends we have made are fellow transplants. If you're ethnic, it's worse yet. Met a Hispanic PhD here who told me he was treated like he was a groundskeeper when at an event at a local club.[read more...]
Nashville, Tennessee - 6/6/2011 Wow, I am so happy and relieved to know that I am not the only one who is deeply unhappy here in this "Great" city of Nashville!! I have laughed at some of the other postings because every bit of them are true. I moved here in 2000 and have been broke every since. I feel like I'm literally frozen in time. I often ask myself, am I better off now then I was 10 years ago? Nope! I moved here to take my life to another level, to find employment, make a decent salary, purchase a home, perhaps meet someone get married.....NONE of that has happened yet. Every job wants to pay 10.00. Mind you I have graduated from college and have experience. I am single, with two children. There is no way I can purchase a home and be confident about that major purchase making 10.00 an hour. When I moved here I was not looking for love. If I found it fine. But I was not looking. Have I found it yet? Nope! The men I meet here, are either married or are as broke as I am. So I just keep moving. I grew up in Michigan and attended college in the South. I fell in love with the South. But this part of the mid-south I can not take any longer. If I could pack my bags and move tomorrow I would. But I have made up my mind that I will be leaving Nashville. There are too many people here, who are happy with too little. I do not want to be in that group any longer. PS If you are planning to move to Nashville, Tennessee I hope you are moving here to retire.[read more...]
Cool place - 4/1/2011 Nashville continues to grow in a down economy and stays active all year long. It has some traffic flow congestion as all major metro areas experience but offers many universities, restaurants, music and performance venues. If you want diversity in an area you will have to go to Detroit or Chicago to beat the communities of Music City. The airport is great and "You can get there from here!"[read more...]
Living in Nashville - 3/3/2011 We moved to Nashville 3 years ago from California. We thought it would be cheaper here and I wanted to be closer to family. Well actually living in Nashville is more expensive than it was in Southern California. High Sales Taxes (9.25%), lower pay, high utilities, higher groceries (with a food tax of 7.75%, etc. I'm glad I found this site as the one I was on that told me for so long about how cheap TN was only allows sugar coated views. Was not allowed to write anything negative or what others have experienced. So I will be telling more people of this site so they can hear both sides and can make a great judgement before moving here. I wish I'd found this site 3 years ago.[read more...]
Thanks for your insight - 2/20/2011 Thank you to all who posted your opinion of Nashville. I am in the process of trying to find the ideal place to live and I thought that perhaps Nashville would be on the list. The only way for me to get a taste before taking a trip is to read what a real life experience has been, such as yours. Tourist brochures with the photos of the best of the best just don't do it justice. Sincerely appreciate you taking the time.[read more...]
Apples to Oranges - 1/2/2011 My friends and family often ask me, since moving to Nashville 4 years ago, which I like better, Nashville or New York. Im never quite sure how to answer so I say it would be like 'comparing apples to oranges'. I don't care what anybody say, living in the New York City area has it's downfalls and inconvieniences, but it is my most favorite place in the world. Lets face it, if we didn't complain about it we wouldnt be proper New Yawkaz! I moved to Nashville as a last ditch effort to salvage my son's father and I's relationship, getting away from it all, far away. At first it was an adventure, a strange new land, now I have second thoughts, and perhaps thirds and fourths as well. Needless to say we didnt 'work out' the kinks, and ended up splitting, eventually I met and married a true Southern Gentleman from Brentwood, TN, so now I have a daughter as well. So as the scales tip up and down, where do we live, my beloved New York or his hometown Tennessee? The point of my story is to express that while Nashville can e a beautiful choice for some, the intense connections to a different way of life might be too much for some to bear. I strongly recommend that someone relocating from any large metropolis, or coastal region, seriously consider the things that you will be giving up. Nashville is a very tiny city, although in more recent years it has grown somewhat culturally and ethnically, the new growth of boring and mundane cookie-cutter housing complexes and neighborhoods is creatively stiffling. Anyone who knows central Avenue in Westchester County NY will be all but pleased to know that Nashville and it's neigboring cities is a mere criss-crossing of many many Central Avenues. There are some cute little neighborhoods, the old town of Franklin, rich with boutiques and galleries, or Hillsboro Village in downtown Nashville. Unfortunately a handful of 'cute' does not counter ballance the truckload of 'anytown USA'. I must admit there are beautiful and scenic vistas and expansive parks and glorious moutain ranges, but it makes for a better back packing trip then a place to live. My son attends the local public school, and it is almost as bad as New York inner city schools. Half the children do not speak english, and there is graffiti on the school's front signage. My son told me how one classmate aspires to be in a gang when he grows up, let me tell you, my son is only 8 years old! Needless to say, we are looking into private schools immediately! Much of the popultaion of true Tennesseans is only what I can describe as 'a bit off'. Some are very racist and ignorant in thought and speach, others almost seem to pride themselves in maintaining a trashy and redneck persona. Trust me it is all good and fine to be country bred, but thats not the issue. These people can be dirty, vulgar and odd. Then again there are some wonderful, beautiful people that I have met, its a strange mix, but I do not think there is such a thing as 'Southern hospitality'. People in New York are far more friendly and courteous. Anyway you put it, I made a huge mistake, and will be returning as soon as possible, I hope not too many others are unfortunate to go down the path I have. Cheap housing, and more land is not worth a dime if you will be misserable otherwise! [read more...]
Any good hangouts in Nashville, TN? - 11/1/2010 I will be stopping for a couple nights in Nashville this week and heard downtown had many places to haer live music and have drinks. I'm a single white guy at 33 and I don't know anyone in town. Would like to find new friends to hang out for the night. Any recommendations?[read more...]
Nashville is Great: just not a place for SINGLES - 10/24/2010 First, let me say Nashville is great. Weather is good (if you like snow, go somewhere else), there's plenty of things to do whether you are wanting to go outside or stay inside. It's the perfect place for families and relatively low crime. Here's my problem: I'm a single white female in my mid-twenties. I didn't go to college in Nashville and I have no interest in pursuing a career in the music business. To go out and meet other singles, your options are going to frat-bars with all of the Vandy kids, go to local places in your neighborhood where you will see the same locals every week - making you feel like you are in a tiny town, go to a loud honky tonk with tourists, or, if you are desperate for a fun, club-scene, you have to wait until the "after-hours" clubs open up when some of the scariest people Nashville has to offer come out and cruise around and walk around naked - to get into these clubs, you have to be willing to party with 15 year olds using fake ids and getting frisked at the door. Wait a second, there is ONE bar that is a blast where you can dance. It's the gay bar. Although I love it there, I can't meet straight single guys. If you like live music, there's more than enough country bars with bands - but they get old quick. I lived there for 5 years and the men I met out were often old guys on business trips or college kids that weren't able to handle their alcohol. The single people that I do meet often have kids, have been divorced or are gay. I have given this place a chance - I have lived in different parts of Nashville and it is all the same!! My single girlfriends totally agree with me. So, if you're a single guy you might have some luck here - the girls are gorgeous and are willing to settle for any guy (especially if he has money or a music business connection). But, if you want a down-to-earth normal guy, you'll have a lot of competition because they are few and far between!!![read more...]
Nashville, TN - 8/8/2010 Good-sized city but not too big. Very pretty. You can go from the city to the country in just a few minutes. Cost of living is pretty reasonable.[read more...]


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COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. -- Families were snapping pictures and hugging their returning family members as 230 Fort Carson soldiers were welcomed home Thursday morning after being gone since February.
"They have given their everything, they don't think of themselves. They think of you, me, everyone," Vicki Ellis, Mother of Spc. Jacob Ellis, said. "Thank goodness for computers, because without them we wouldn't be able to talk."
"It's still hard because a lot of times he wouldn't be there you know, and you're wishing he was there to find out that he was okay." Mark Ellis, Jacob's father, said.
The 4th Brigade Combat Team were spread out over four provinces of Nangarhar, Kunar, Laghman and Nuristan as part of Task Force Mountain Warrior over the past 10 months.
During the mission Task Force Mountain Warriors helped the Afghan Security Forces distribute 500 tons of grain, 64,000 pounds of food and products to citizens displaced by the fighting in remote mountainous regions of eastern Nuristan.
First Lt. Michael Masty had someone very special awaiting his return, an addition he had never met.
"It's an indescribable feeling! Being with my family who has been so supportive the last 9 months. My little daughter has been waiting her whole life to meet me. It's amazing, first time I have seen her," Masty said.
Now he is looking forward to some quality home time, plus enjoying things that many of us take for granted.
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A man was stabbed in the arm and back during a verbal argument Thursday night in yet another attack at Seattle's Cal Anderson Park.
Seattle police are asking for help to track down eight people wanted for assault, property damage and rioting stemming from this year's May Day events.
Nicholas Siemion says he was stabbed after he told a pit bull owner to get his dog on a leash, but says online comments made it sound like he instigated the attack.
An aggressive, off-leash dog in Seattle's Cal Anderson Park led to one man being hospitalized with serious stab wounds Sunday night, according to the Seattle Police Department.
Two people were injured Wednesday when a King County Metro bus and a minivan collided east of downtown Seattle.
Four of the five are charged with assault and one is facing felony riot charge. In each case, officers said they felt either threatened or say the protestors were trying to hurt them.
A man faked being stabbed in order to sexually assault the woman who came to help him early Monday morning in Cal Anderson Park, according to the Seattle Police Department.
Members of a local community say it's unacceptable that nobody stepped up to help when a man was attacked in broad daylight in a busy Capitol Hill intersection.
Craft distilleries are popping up all over across the state, and the growing industry believes it needs a more even playing field when it comes to taxes.
A man was attacked late Tuesday in Capitol Hill after he walked past a group of men who yelled homophobic remarks at him and expressed their distaste for same-sex marriage, according to the Seattle Police Department.
The inability of patrons to follow a Capitol Hill nightclub's myriad rules, rules such as "Don't have sex in the bathrooms," led to a couple of arrests and trips to the hospital last weekend.
They say there are two things one never discusses in polite conversation: religion and politics. That's a lesson that was quickly and forcefully imparted on a drunk man who decided to lecture a Muslim about drinking.
Weeks after a Washington State Patrol trooper sold his bicycle online, he discovered it stolen and in the possession of a convicted felon. Thanks to being in the right place at the right time, he was able to return it to its rightful owner.


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American Atheists Removes Religious Billboards from Charlotte
For Immediate Release: August 23, 2012
Large Volume of Threats by Email, Phone Ends Campaign to Question Faith in Politics
Cranford, NJ – American Atheists announced today that the billboards the organization had placed in Charlotte, NC, ahead of the Republican and Democratic National Conventions, criticizing Christianity and Mormonism would be coming down weeks early.
"It is with regret that we tell our members and all of those who treasure free speech and the separation of religion and government that American Atheists and Adams Outdoor Advertising have mutually agreed to remove the billboards immediately," said Amanda Knief, American Atheists' Managing Director.
"No subject, no idea should be above scrutiny—and this includes religion in all forms," Ms. Knief said. "We are saddened that by choosing to express our rights as atheists through questioning the religious beliefs of the men who want to be our president that our fellow citizens have responded with vitriol, threats, and hate speech against our staff, volunteers, and Adams Outdoor Advertising."
Teresa MacBain, American Atheists' Public Relations Director said, "It saddens me to think that our country is not a safe place for all people to publicly question religious belief. How can we grow as a nation when such censorship exists from our own citizens?"
The billboards are scheduled to be removed by the end of day Thursday, August 23, 2012.
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Aren't these threats considered a hate crime? Shouldn't the FBI be getting involved?
A few years back The Atheist Station in Pennsylvania was shut down after townspeople repeatedly damaged the building - including shooting bullets through the walls & windows. I don't understand why this wasn't investigated as a hate crime. Can someone explain this to me?
Here's a short video on the attacks they had to deal with at The Atheist Station - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=or1PrgLqWns
Religion is the trump card. Hate is infused with religion and seems to be tolorated by most Americans. As atheism rises, so will the response from the religious infected.
A hate crime is exactly what it was and by removing the boards the leadership buckled and basically said, "Yes, Massa Jim, we'll shut up and go be quiet again and let y'all pretend we don't exist except when you need a whipping boy."
Evedently in the US hate crimes only happen against "good christians". If anyone DARE to question a christian they'll say you're spewing hate. The hypocricy of christians is just mind boggling!
Yes, they should be investigated as hate crime but I doubt they will. Now had an atheist made threats against a group that put up a christian billboard you can bet your bottom dollar that it would be a hate crime.
Let us not forget that the first amendment in this country is seeminlgy only for the devout. Those of us that don't believe should keep our mouths shut (in their deluded minds.)
Good move to remove the billboards. And even better move would be to use better judgment next time. The negative messages on those billboards might have set the atheist movement back 10 years. See the other thread's comments about this...
The only thing that removing them proves is we can be bullied.
We got our money back from the billboard company and we got enormous exposure from national media including Fox News. My theory is that all secular activity from the very confrontational but non-violent to positive working with the religious on ethical causes of shared value are positive. The confrontational actions will get a push back.. However, the example from the GLBT movement is that it works. At one time I was deeply opposed to Act Up, a very confrontational GLBT group. I changed my mind when I saw that their actions made a big difference. We need to act up for our cause. These billboards did that.
In the best of all worlds these billboards would not have come down. We would be able to get the message out without any threats. However, we live in the world we have. An given the world we have this is an extremely effective action to move in the right direction.
Can't we post a billboard now saying something like, "Atheists planned a billboard. Christians objected. What ever happened to "Free Speech" or isn't it sanctioned in the Bible?" or "Atheists planned a billboard. Christians objected The Bible doesn't condemn free speech, only Christians do."
First let me say i lean more toward not beliving .
Second after a few stories i have a lot of questions.Non you non belivers or church people can answer either.
Let me address the billboards.Why promote hate for others because of what they believe.
What does that make you? I don't hate belivers or non belivers.
Now for reason to wonder about death and what happens.
watch this kid.There is something out there that we don't fully understand.
From the age of 18 months little James Leininger was obsessed with airplanes, especially World War II airplanes. After a while he also began to have nightmares about being shot down and unable to escape his burning cockpit.
Every now and then the boy James would give his confused parents more details. He said that he used to fly a "Corsair" from the deck of a boat called "Natoma", that he had known a guy on the boat named "Jack Larson", and that his own name had been, as now, James. He also said that he had been shot down "by the Japanese" over the sea.
His down-to-Earth Christian parents, Bruce and Andrea, were absolute non-believers in reincarnation. In fact, James' father began to do some research into the Second World War just to prove to himself that none of this could be true. However, Bruce was bemused to find that there had been a US Navy carrier called the Natoma Bay which was involved in the battle for Iwo Jima.
Moreover, Bruce found that one of the carrier's pilots had indeed been called James. And this Lt. James M. Huston had been shot down by the Japanese on the 3rd of March, 1945, his flaming fighter plane hurtling into the Pacific. There is a reference to his grave here at findagrave.com.
There was one apparent anomaly. Little James always insisted he had flown a Corsair, the Navy's premier fighter, but Lt. Huston had been shot down in an FM-2 Wildcat plane. Bruce ordered Huston's military service records and found out that before joining the VC-81 squadron aboard the Natoma Bay, Huston had been part of VF-301, an elite squadron of pilots put together to figure out how to fly the Corsair from aircraft carriers. Once he completed his service with that squadron, Lt. Huston was moved to VC-81 on Natoma Bay. This was only about 4 months before he was killed.
And remember that young James L. spoke of a crew member named "Jack Larson"? Well there was indeed a crew member of that name. And this Jack Larson is still alive today. He remembers the moment when his buddy James died: he had been in formation next to Huston when the latter was shot down.
There is nothing mysterious about this kid. He was getting some information about WW 2 from one of his friends, on the radio, on the tv, family member, etc. He may be able to say, that's a Corsair, but as a supposed reincarnated pilot, could he get in the cockpit and say, that is the vertical speed guage, that is fuel mixture, EGT means Exhaust Gas Temperature? Could he say the range of a fully loaded Corsair? I think not to any of these. Anyone can repeat the information, only someone that was actually there can give the details consistently.

I beleive that there is a greater purpose beyond our ability to comprehend. I don't know if this allows for me to be an Atheist or not. I'm willing to consider that the Universe is "God" and Life is "magic", along with sufficiently advanced technology. I agree completely with the intent of the messages, but not their implementation. When facing an opponent with both superior numbers and resources, guerrilla tactics are required. Use word play, and find funny ways to poke fun without being cynical. Skepticism isn't proof of cynicism. Focus on sixteen to thirty year old people. Also, I realize the billboards were meant to be, well, direct, but a billboard saying "If you believe in a literal view of the Bible why don't you have Christmas around September?" But I also agree we should all have right to say anything we want. I half agree with BradHart. Instead of pulling them change them to say "Ad removed due to Cains' kind of brotherly love!"

Hello, everyone! In my neck of the woods there are several religiously themed billboards that Atheists should find objectionable and just plain obnoxious. Smug and smarmy, they let everyone know whose territory they're in. I thought the USA was was every American's territory not just the Christian fundies'! A bastion of bigotry and superstition, North Carolina is exactly the kind of place our American Atheists billboards need to go up. Dave Silverman said American Atheists is the Marines of the Freethought Movement and if the fundies mess with us they'll have to deal with us! So far in NC we couldn't fight our way out of a wet paper bag.
It is time that atheists claimed their ownership and equal citizenship. Next billboard that goes up should plainly state "Welcome to America! Love, American Atheists" or "Hello, fellow citizens...wish to join us?" "Hello America. We're here for you"
MDT73, well said buddy!!! How dare Dave use the word Marines. Marines would die before they bowed and surrendered to the enemy. Dave and the rest of the leadership owes the marines a big opology for that insult.
I joined American Atheist yesterday and made a small donation to start. I must say I am disappointed American Atheist would cower to this pressure. Very disappointing.
Thought I was donating to a group who would stand up and fight. Maybe there's more to the story to which I am not privy. If so I think it's important that members are aware of the details.
Iam with you new member , did you read my post? I think action needs to be taken !!! Like you said if there are details we dont know then somone needs to let us in on the secret. I think its just plain ignorance on the leaderships part. I live in Charlotte I know first hand how powerful the religious right is here. They are laughing their asses of now at us. I can take pics of their billboards and post them. Why have we not forced them to take them down?
Well the religious right won again. The very reason american athiest was founded was thrown out the door. We bowed to the gods. American athiest was formed to fight this very issue . Iam a farely new member to this organization , and right now iam mad as hell at the leadership . I was about to donate , but after reading this article I will not now or never donate money again to american athiest, Teresa is " sadden" that our freedom of speech has been censored??? What were you hired for? I think you and the rest of the leadership was hired to fight the very thing you all wimped out on. All civil rights organizations has been threatened with harm, death, etc etc. Look at how many people have died and went to jail unfairly for speaking out. If you cannot take the pressure or the insults or the possible violence or other possible actions that might come from fighten for civil rights, then I think the leadership needs to find someone else who can.
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Neither Democratic senators nor a GOP aide said members had voiced major issues with the proposals prior to the vote.
A filibuster is a tactic used in the Senate to delay or prevent a vote on legislation. Reid and McConnell's measure, according to one Senate aide, offered a compromise to reduce the number of filibusters while ensuring the minority party gets votes on some amendments.
The proposal allows for two paths that could be used to begin debate on legislation, avoiding filibusters designed to prevent debate from actually taking place.
In the first path, Reid would allow two amendments from both parties to be presented, with the caveat that if an amendment isn't relevant to the legislation at hand, it would be subject to a 60-vote threshold.
On measures where Reid and McConnell agree, a second path allows votes to overcome filibusters to be held the day after Reid files a procedural petition, instead of the two-day period currently in place. That change would disallow stalled votes on consensus legislation.
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Progression of Learning – Heavy Bezels
Recently I had the pleasure of deleting myself from my studio and adding myself to Myra Perrin's home studio for two days. She was hosting goldsmith Michael David Sturlin for several days of workshops. My interest was piqued by a "Heavy Bezel" workshop. Without further consideration into what that meant, I enrolled myself. It turns out we were doing exactly what the workshop title promised – we made heavy bezels for gemstones. The examples here show the use of 16 gauge (1.25 mm) sterling silver sheet to make the bezel and 18 gauge (1.09 mm) as a back plate.
In the workshop, all of us students revisited measuring with precision and testing out underused Pi muscles. We filed piles of silver dust – hours of carving away metal to reveal the prongs you'll see in the photos. No soldering here – these prongs were created simply through the careful sawing and the use of needle files and escapement files.
Most of the time I was intent on doing a lot of talking with Michael, Myra, and my wonderful fellow students. I was like an animal led to water, thirsty for not only knowledge, but the sharing of experiences with like-minded metal lovers. This all led to me not quite finishing the piece I was working on. But, when it's finally ready, I promise to post a photo of the completed work.
Be sure to check out the photo, below, of the jeweler's saw frame. Look carefully, and you'll see a file loaded in the blade location. It represents a tip that Michael passed along. This particular file is called a chenier file, or a joint needle file (and likely known by some more names) and is often used when making a "U" shaped slot into which the knuckles of a hinge are soldered. The edges of this file are slightly rounded and contain the cutting surfaces. The broader, flat sides of the file are normally where you'd see these cutting surfaces. But on this file, they're smooth, or "safe." This makes for a very handy tool adaptation to assist in filing level and straight across two bezel surfaces.
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Full Moon in Leo
The eve of a full moon (in Leo, my astrological friend, Lisa Zimmerman, says) is a powerful event. Most of the time, a full moon has a bit of an impact on me. Typically, it's a notice a day or two after the event has passed. "Oh, THAT'S what was going on, that's why I felt a little agitated." Or, "That's where all of that excess energy came from!" At least for me.
My sister, Janet, supports my theory of agitation, too. For her, the evidence is obvious from her days working in an emergency room. She reported that everyone in the ER knew to be at the ready during a full moon, which would surely bring in more shootings and injuries of all kinds. Now, that's some agitation. At least I was armed only with my trusty Pilot G2 ballpoint ink pen.
Tonight is the actual full moon. All of that pent up energy was swirling around me last night, though, in unsettling ways. Not get-my-gun ways. More like cry-to-love-song-ways. Falling into bed later, exhausted, did not bring peace. Eventually, I gave it up, got up, and grabbed my G2 (the ink pen) and wrote a poem. About the stupid full moon that wasn't even full yet. My fave part was that I found a lovely photo of a full moon over Wyoming by Walter Hawn, of The Daily Photograph (TM).


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Paul DeTray
Transfer of Memorial
Thank you so much for transferring Bachsheba McIntire's memorial to me.
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on May 13, 2013 10:25 AM
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Cummings Pics
I added some picture's of the Cummings on the Pisgah Cemerty.Thought you might like those.
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on May 12, 2013 8:43 AM
Warren P Habacker
Dear Mr. Cummings: Thank you for the prompt transfer. I really appreciate it. I gave you all the data I had since some people do not wish to transfer cousins but prefer to make the changes themselves. I will maintain this memorial for my family.
Would it be possible for you to transfer his daughter, Maryellen Habacker Memorial #5788198. I would like to link her to her father.
Thank you. Eleanor Krol
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Roger R. Cummings
I am the great great granddaughter of Roger R. Cummings. Are we related?
I have recently begun to attempt to create a Cummings family tree and have found out very little about Roger R. Cummings' family. Any information you can share would be greatly appreciated.
Roger R. Cummings' youngest son was John Joseph Cummings. His second daughter was Muriel M. Cummings (She was one of seven and had a brother, Roger Patrick Cummings.) Her son from her first marriage was my father, Roger Marlowe Sudduth.
Thanks so much for any assistance.
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Tom by any chance are you related to Ezell Cummings? His father was my great Uncle on my mothers side.
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Thank you, Tom, for the transfer of the Noah and Mary Hitchcock memorials. I will update them with the data I have, and cancel my duplicates. Thank you also for the great work you have and are doing for findagrave.com.
Sincerely, John
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John Parker
on Mar 07, 2013 4:33 PM
Hi Tom, we may be related. I descend from the Sutherlands and Granny White was my 4th great grandmother through William Sutherland, her oldest son, thus Elizabeth Cummings was my 5th great grandmother. Do you know her maiden name or her husband's name? How are we related? Peace, Sandy
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Hi Tom
I see you left flowers for several members of a Cummings family. Are they related to our Cummings family?
I related to this side of the Cummings family by my fathers side of the family. just curious on how I should leave my tributes
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Greetings from Dublin.
1. Date of birth was 15 July 1907, Mallow, Co. Cork, to James Murphy and Margaret Sheehan Murphy
2. Date of death was 2 October 1975, Cork, Co. Cork.
3. Concering his bio, I think you should include that he was a noted sculptor [check out the small bio for him in Wikipedia]
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I can't read the headstone but shouldn't Merry be spelled Merrey like her parents
Joseph Merrey Memorial# 5846668 and
Elizabeth Parkhurst Merrey Memorial# 5846658?
All three of these people are my direct ancestors if you would like to transfer the memorials. Joseph and Elizabeth are my 8th great grandparents.
Thank you for the previous transfers.
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East Windsor Dog Park has a fun crew of volunteers that keep the park thriving! We're proud of our lush, grassy dog park and we'd love to grow our group of fur friends too. This group will focus on doggie play times, socializing events for both dog and owners alike. Share your preferred playtimes at the park so our community of friends can join in. This weekend we'll be kicking off the group with our annual Doggie Dip- All Day Swim.
Hi! I moved to RI in July 2011 from NYC, the Lower East Side, with my Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, named Merlin Manhattan. We miss our New York doggie playgroups so we are creating our own right here in RI. And now as of April 2012, I have a new addition to my brood - King Arthur, who is Merlin Manhattan's brother (2 years apart). I have an indoor space to host play groups for dogs around 25-30 lbs and under. While our doggies play pattycake-pattycake, we can enjoy mimosas. Oh and this isn't j …
Socializing your puppy (ages 10 to 18 weeks) with people and other doggies is critical for the long term well being and happiness of your pooch. This playgroup, led by Off The Leash Dog Trainer Colton Jaroma, will give you the opportunity to ask questions of an experienced dog behaviorist. Details: Puppies ages 10 weeks to 18 weeks. All puppies must show proof of 2 sets of vaccinations.
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Acton Dog Group is open to all dog lovers with friendly social dogs. We are focused on: discovering great ways to socialize dogs, share funny stories about our doggies, learn more about pet nutrition, share great walking trails, and give plenty of belly rubs for our furry friends/family members.
Meet up with Cape Cod area residents, visitors and their adopted ex-racers to socialize, stay active, and be a part of a supportive community that promotes greyhound adoption. Thinking about adopting a greyhound? Consider attending a group activity to meet and learn more about these special dogs. Join in the fun as we gather with our skinny, fast dogs for indoor and outdoor playgroups, walks, and talks. Workshops on agility, obedience, and therapy dog certification are just a few activities that …
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A group for people and dogs in the Davis Square and surrounding area to get together and coordinate to go on walks or dog parks together so the dogs can get some exercise and socialization. It doesn't have to be a big event, just say you're going somewhere, and anyone else wanting to go can chime in!
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This group gets together at a fenced location in portland and lets their greyhounds play.
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Calling all yorkie owners! I'd love for our yorkie Hugo to meet other yorkies on the south shore. We recently lost our other yorkie Apollo and don't want Hugo to be so lonely. He is super friendly and loves to socialize with other dogs. We have a nice big yard and can also go to the beach once the weather warms up. We can meet once a month to let our little dogs play together. Us yorkie Moms and Dads can share some food and drinks too! Looking forward to meeting you!
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Would your small dog (under 15 lbs) or puppy like to play with others and get their energy out early in the day? I have a fenced in yard where all are welcome or let's share fenced-in spaces. Maybe one to two mornings per week for 30-60 minutes. Let's limit it to small and friendly dogs to minimize problems. Come meet Ziggy (my rescued min-pin/chihuahua mix) and Marley (my rescued yorkie mix) and let your dogs have some fun!
Hi All!!! I am looking to get some people together to meet up for walks, play time, hiking, training, etc.c I would love for members to get together during the week and on weekends for some off leash play time/hiking and also for some leash walks! If you own or don't own a dog you are welcome! You just need to have a love for animals and want to get some walking in. If you need to cancel please change your RSVP or text me. We will wait 10 minutes after the start time for all members to begin th …
We are a meetup group for all small, friendly dogs to get together for play and socialization. It is also great for owners to share tips and information. All small breed dogs are welcome (preferably 15lbs or less, to ensure the safety of the really little guys). All dogs must be friendly and have up to date vaccinations. The meetups are held indoors. We do not usually supply toys or treats, but you are more than welcome to bring some along if you would like. We love seeing new faces! We look for …
Meet Boston Terrier lovers and their beloved pets!We meet at least once a month . We will meet the second SATURDAY of the month!! If anyone has ideas for meetup locations just email me your thoughts!!! Because I work some weekends we ocassionaly have to change dates!!!! Please join us for Boston fun!!! Bob and Linda Bramwell
Calling all Great Pyrs, Berners, Newfies, St. Bernards, Danes, Shepards, Bouviers, Wolfhounds, Mastiffs, Big Labs and whatever-mixes! Let's get together with our BIG DOGS and have some fun times. I'd like to find a fenced-in area where we can go off-leash safely but for now we'll have to overrun a dog park or two! I'm also thinking of a combination of walks on the Blackstone Bikepath, fund-raising walks and any other events of interest to members. I would like to set Sundays at 1:00PM as a regul …
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Hello! Queers and Canines is about bringing LGBT dog owners in their 20's and 30's together to hang out, socialize our dogs and get to know one another. I've had a dog for just over a year now and I love spending time with other dog owners who are just as excited about having a canine friend as I am!
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This is a group for Shih Tzu's and Mixed Shih Tzu Breeds and their owners to meet, play and socialize. We invite all Shih Tzu's from the South End, Boston and surrounding communities to join us for regular play times.
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Calling all West Highland Terrier owners living West of Boston, MA!! I'd love for my Westie Henri to meet other Westies. We'll meet once a month at different places around Metrowest and let our dogs play. The purpose of this group is gathering Westie owners to socialize and have play dates, share advice and friendship, and create a resource for each other.
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A Bulldog Meetup Group for people in Seacoast NH and northern MA to meet monthly and socialize our dogs and ourselves. It's a great opportunity to meet new people and new dogs. Come out to meet other bully enthusiasts and ask questions about being a bulldog owner, etc.
Join the Party for All Breeds! On June 22 and 23 Pooch-A-Palooza, a unique outdoor dog and music festival, will be coming to historical Prowse Farm in Canton, MA. Spread across 44 acres, the fun will include dog agility performances and contests, live music, food trucks and beer garden, a large children's activity zone, and vendor marketplace. Tickets go on sale online on April 1st. Advance prices are $15 for Adults, $12 for Seniors 65+, and $8 for Children 12 and under. For the schedule of even …
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We started this group because we consider our pets (we have 2 cats and 1 dog) our family and just like our children. Purpose is to bring people together to discuss their pets, network and have fun. We welcome people will all types of pets or even people looking to adopt or get a new pet.
Our purpose is to organize a fun, safe, and convenient place for Frenchies and Frenchie owners and lovers to get together to play in the Boston area. As long as you have a love for Frenchies, anyone is welcome to attend and join in on the fun! People considering adding a Frenchie to their family should definitely stop by. We're always willing to talk about how great our dogs are. You and/or your Frenchie's picture are required for membership. Please NO breeder/breeding solicitations, regardle …
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Welcome Shibas! I am the proud owner of a beautiful 5 year old Shiba Inu named Jayden. We moved to Boston in October 2011. After the success of setting up our last Shiba Inu meet up (17 Shibas) we decided to start up our own in the Boston Area. I love to keep Jayden active and meeting other Shibas is great for our pups. I will keep this Shiba group, active and updated at all times, to give all the Shibas in the Boston area chances to play with other Shibas. The meetups will be at several differe …
This is a group for dog owners who like to walk their dog at Great Brook Farm in Carlisle. I enjoy taking my Boston terrier for walks there and thought it would be fun to form a pack walk. My dog isn't ready for off leash walks yet by herself but has done well off leash in a pack. I'd like to walk on Saturday or Sunday mornings. Let's socialize the dogs and socialize ourselves while we enjoy the outdoors and get some exercise! We aren't discriminating here, let's bring dogs of all sizes! ;) I'm …
This group is for those that want to meet new people with or without their dogs. If there is a dog socializing event, all size dogs are welcome as long as they are not to aggressive. If there is a non-dog event, we can go to dinner, grab drinks, read books, pretty much anything. I would love suggestions from members as to things we can do in this area. I would not mind going to Boston on occasion, but prefer being in this area. So, if you would like a gym partner, book club friend, wine tasting …
This is a group for anyone with a Lab or Lab mix who enjoys the outdoors and wants their dog to socialize with other Labs. I love taking my dog Riley to the park and for hikes on the weekends, and I thought I would start this group to see if anyone else wants to join in. We will meet a couple times a month at different places around the state or in MA. I'm also looking for some ideas for new places to go.
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I am the owner of Boston's Walk N' Wag and would like to provide a way for dog owners to get together and let the dogs play while meeting people in the North End neighborhood.
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I am going to Dubai on the 9 May and will be there till the 12, so was wondering if anyone would be interested in spending time together. We can have a good drink, dinner, see the city or anything.
Hello everyone! A friend and I are going to be in Fujairah and were looking to do a mountain tour with this company called Best Shore Trips from Fujairah on any day from 12 to 16 May (inclusive). The company received great reviews on tripadvisor. It is= US$140 per person with a minimum of 4 people. The tour guys described the tour as follows:-
"The excursion begins with a drive through the oases of Al Dhaid and Masafi, then reaches the village and port of Dibba, located at the base of the magnificent Hajar Mountains. To view the fascinating cliffs and deep canyons the drive crosses the Musandam Peninsula on off-road tracks through winding gorges up to a height of nearly 1' 200 metres. A picnic lunch is served en route . "
Would have liked to do an independent tour too but we would require a 4WD which would be tricky. Was hoping that there may be other travels in or around Fujairah at the same time who would like to go on this tour with us?
I'm traveling solo to Dubai from May 10th to May 13th, and looking for other solo female traveler to accompany each other while sight seeing.
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Im would like to take my netbook, hair dryer and some other electric stuffs, on my travel there. Does anyone know if i need to get a converter so i can connect the cable to electricity (the one that has now is the standard for usa, mexico and latin america ). And i have a converter for europe already. And how much will it cost ?
Thanks in advance !
Buying a new car is really frustrating specially if you have second thought on what car is the best for you. :( Anyone has a suggestion on what luxury car is the best? Many thanks.
i need to bring my bag by dubai metro so i want to know how many kg can i bring by metro..
My question is that is it smarter and cheaper to buy online tickets of Atlantis Water Park ?
We can't deside if we should stay in Bur Dubai or Deira...... I know it's close to eachother, but we would like to stay where we have restaurants and shop in walking distance, so when we have been out all day walking we have everything near by at night. What is your opinion/experience? ;-) And can you recommend a good hotel in the best area?
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