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Mom Gives 13-Year-Old Daughter Smokes For Good Behavior
A mother told Closer magazine that she allows her 13-year-old daughter to smoke weed, drink and have sex. She also uses cigarettes as a reward for good behavior! Tracy Holt, 43, says that punishing her child is only punishing herself since she must live with her in the house. "There are a lot worse things she could be doing. We've all got to die sometime," Hold said. "I haven't got cancer from smoking so she'll probably be all right anyway." Wait ... what?!?
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I would think openly admitting to providing a minor with not only age restricted items but ILLEGAL DRUGS would be plenty for CPS to yank that kid outta the house no quetions asked.
god bless that child, I hope CPS comes and arrests that mother
What kind of mother is this I ask….
She sounds like an addict that wants a friend instead of a daughter. She has no clue as to how to raise a decent child and needs to have her child or children taken away from her. I think she needs to take parenting classes to help her learn RIGHT from WRONG.
I can't imagine why this women would say these things in a public forum. Maybe she is reaching out for help or maybe she wants her children taken away from her? It is a strange situation.
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Q: I lost my job because of my reaction to an obnoxious prospect. He'd been peppering me with questions and demands for a long time. Some of them required me to do some research to find answers. We met eight times at his company and I spent time in between each one preparing for the next meeting. All of that time was lost to selling another person. The company really wanted this particular sale, because it would lead to additional business in a target market they wanted to open.
At the no-sale moment, I was so torqued that I lost my temper. Although I understand my behavior, I know my former employer had to take some action to protect his reputation. He asked me to resign. What do I tell prospective employers?
A: Don't say you've signed up for anger management training! Instead, say that you resigned after a negative interaction with a potential customer, that if a situation like this arose again, you'd know in advance where it might lead. Being aware of these dynamics would enable to you ask the sales manager to reassign the account to another person.
Q: I'm obese, but many people don't know it, because I package myself well. Employers are so concerned about health insurance costs that I'm afraid my weight makes me a liability.
I've tried everything. I don't eat fast food. I use sugar substitute. The only time I eat crackers, chips or Fritos is at parties. I use a non-fat spray when I fry things. I broil a lot. I also make almost everything from scratch. I exercise a great deal.
Having surgery seems risky to me, but diets leave me hungry. What do you suggest?
A: My background isn't in health, but I'd suggest you go to a nutritionist to find out what you shouldn't eat or what you should be eating. Get a referral from your doctor or join a group of people who are concerned about their weight and will help provide support to you while you lose some of yours.
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Vandals are targeting cars and trucks all across the city. However, they are not trying to steal them, instead going for the battery.
It is a crime police are saying is on the rise.
One could say Charley Goth, the manager at City Rent-A-Truck near East 46th Street and Virginia Avenue has seen better weeks.
"I was pretty ticked off at that point," Goth said.
Last Monday, someone broke into his lot, smashed more than a dozen truck windows and made off with 16 truck batteries.
Vandals struck a second time the very next day. This time, another eight batteries were stolen with damages totaling $5,000.
"We've been here about 48 years. We've always had issues, but this is the worst we have had it in about five years," Goth said.
Even the city is feeling the pain. In mid-November, someone stole 27 batteries from a fleet of cars at the city's Neighborhood Preservation Division facility off Swope Parkway.
With the increasing price of lead, the batteries can fetch up to $30 at local salvage yards.
"A couple guys come by wanting to sell them, and I say I'm going call the police, and they burn out," said Chris Collins who helps his dad run Little Will's Auto Salvage off Manchester Trafficway.
Collins has seen more and more people trying to sell used batteries. He suspects most are stolen. Now he is thinking about making some changes.
"We really don't check IDs, but I think we need to," he said.
Goth is hoping all salvage yards follow suit. In the meantime, he is keeping a close eye out for a red truck the vandal used to haul away his batteries.
"I've spent a lot of personal time patrolling the lot here, because I am intent if he comes back, he is going to get caught. I guarantee it," Goth said.
Goth has since hired around-the-clock security to keep an eye on his trucks. He is hoping that will help deter would-be vandals.
There have been no arrests in either case. If anyone has any information on the string of vandalism, they are urged to call the TIPS Hotline at 816-474-TIPS.
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Mickey Lang just missed succeeding former teammate Brandon Marino as the Central Hockey League's MVP.
The Quad City Mallards second-year standout settled for runner-up honors in the leaguewide voting announced Monday.
Lang earned 16 votes from CHL coaches, media and communication's departments.
Missouri's Sebastien Thinel, who won a record-setting third CHL scoring title this season, claimed the award by being named on 22 of the 44 ballots cast.
Lang led the Double-A circuit in shorthanded (6), game-winning (11) and power play goals (13), finishing second in total goals (41), same as Marino last season. The 26-year-old Nevada native also ranked fourth in points (83), sixth in plus/minus rating (+20) and seventh in assists (42).
Named to the All-CHL team last week, Lang also earned the league's Player of the Month (January), Player of the Week (Jan. 20) and Third Star of the Month (February) honors this season.
Lang finished the regular-season with a flourish, too, scoring 13 goals in the last 12 games to lead the Mallards from ninth in the standings to the No. 6 spot in this weekend's first round of the playoffs.
QC posted a CHL-best 11-2 record in March, and rides a five-game winning streak into Thursday's postseason opener at Fort Worth.
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Politics needs to stop being about the group
In the US you have republicans and democrats. They all seem to vote one way or the other depending on what the "party" is supposed to do.
What is wrong with them? How can they be that stupid?
Why can't they do what is right and look at each issue alone and put their own vote on it and not what their "group" says they should do? If only every person really voted on what they believed in, the world would be so much better.
It seems to me that the US government turned into a big high school drama club. It wasn't so long ago that the republicans would not pass anything at all until they got their way on a tax cut law.
In my eyes the "groups" no longer work. It only hurts everything. Noone is looking at the issues they are looking at what other people are saying they should do and going with the group, we are be lead by a few groups of cheerleaders. Its a joke and makes me ashamed of my government.
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Aug 3 2012: To say that politics needs to stop is wrong to me. Without any form of politics, our society will be directionless and "un-unified." If politics is deciding what laws to make or what government's course of action is, then I think politics is completely necessary, to make sure we're making the right/best decisions, not the fastest ones.
You and I both agree, though, that politics is kinda sucking right now. Like Henk said, there's more focus on getting the votes and support than believing in what you really believe in or finding the best solutions. Some guys are worried about saying the "politically incorrect" term, which can end their careers. I think that's wrong and needs to change.
Aug 3 2012: Then what is your definition for crimes, theft, gangs, organized crime, violence against a specific race, economic recession, starvation, homelessness, famine, brain drain, drug addiction, school dropouts, etc. These are all issues happening in a country called United States. If they are not called Domestic Issues, which I define as issues within a country, then what do you define these things as?
To me, if there are no nation-to-nation relationships, that would mean there would be no such relationship or communication between one another. Don't you think a country has allies, enemies, or neutrality with other countries? Don't you think we have trade and economic commodities between other countries? What about War on Iraq? If these are not called "nation-to-nation relationships" then how would you define these things?
Aug 3 2012: I guess there are, by your definition, "issues" to this conversation, if you think it's "polluted."
I'm very confused by your definitions of "issues" in general. Unless you have a ridiculously objective view on things, then you're right, there are no "issues." There wouldn't be any issues with this conversation either. It is simply what it is. Nothing good or bad.
But I'll check out anarcho-capitalism in a second.
Aug 3 2012: Alright, what is your definition of an "issue" first of all?
And secondly, Anarcho-Capitalism is indeed a nice system, which in the long run, I believe we're moving towards something like this. However, I don't think we as a society are ready for this system.
The Anarcho-Capitalism system can only exist if everyone believes that everyone has and believes in the some common ground, like "basic rights". If someone was walking downtown carrying a gun, and decided to shoot a guy because the other guy made a funny face, is that right or wrong? How will Anarcho-Capitalism handle scenarios like this?
What if someone decides to come into my house and kill a family member while I wasn't there. How will the system of Anarcho-Capitalism handle this?
Aug 3 2012: Politics (ie. arguing for one's own camp/tribe/party.) needs to end, thats what most people here seem to agree with.
However, democrats, republicans, communists, ecologists etc and anarchists are tribes.
Anarchy wont necessarily bring an end to politics (as defined above) just because it eliminates central government.
I suppose u mean there are no public issues because of the anarchists insistance on individual rights and responsability
Aug 3 2012: Oh, ok, thx for clarifying!
But yeah, I know what you mean. You and me both don't really want to fight with each other, but we had a disagreement somewhere, and I'm trying to uncover where that disagreement is. So while it feels like a touchy subject that we're getting to, I think it's really necessary to address, and to find, where our disagreements are. One step closer towards understanding imo.
Aug 3 2012: do not imagine a free society exactly like ours, minus the state. we don't want to disband the police, and have nothing in its place. we want private defense agencies, a wide variety of free market provided defense services to take the place of the police.
the very notion of "public" or "national" somehow suggest that this is a problem of everyone that needs one common solution. but similarly, bread production is a very common issue for most, yet we don't seek for a communized, centralized solution. instead, we have many different service providers including self service and baking machines. everything can be done that way. private conflict resolution, private defense, private healthcare, both are viable approaches. most are actually practiced somewhere or to some scope.
the state only provides monopoly conditions for certain solutions. we argue that monopoly condition is neither necessary nor optimal.
Aug 3 2012: So then, there needs to be some organization of centralized regulators who enforce law or some code of conduct. How are the laws/codes decided and enforced?
The only time I can sort of see us having anarcho-capitalism is when we have no more "national"/"public" feuds, no more wars, warring states, or anything. Earth would simply just become a society of economical and intellectual development, and everything is almost completely decentralized, other than the regulators. Kind of like how Italy was during Renaissance period.
"we have many different service providers including self service and baking machines. everything can be done that way. private conflict resolution, private defense, private healthcare, both are viable approaches. most are actually practiced somewhere or to some scope."
The fact that there is some kind of police force, suggests that crime can still exist. So if someone were to walk into Bob's house to assault him, and Bob grabbed a gun to shoot him out of self-defense, would that put Bob in jail? Or what if Bob simply claimed he shot him out of self-defense, when in actuality the other guy was just some harmless friend of his? How can a situation like this be decided?
Aug 4 2012: why would we need centralized organization? i've just claimed that we don't need. without the institution of the state, it is kind of obvious that there will be no warring states, isn't it? :)
be mindful of your assumptions. "what put bob in jail". why is it a given fact that we put criminals in jail? that solution is the state solution, inherited from kings. in a free society, much more emphasis would put on prevention. and the last resort would be exclusion. antisocial people probably would be exiled.
similar questions were asked when the debate was about ending slavery. how would that work, how would you solve this or that particular problem. in retrospect, these arguments seem incredibly shallow. even if ending slavery causes massive trouble, it is still the right thing to do. the moral choice is just to end slavery, and deal with the consequences the best we can. the state is an immoral institution that is based on aggression and coercion. even if i can't tell what will happen or how a problem will be solved, this institution must go.
Aug 4 2012: Ok my bad, so then we would have private defense agencies. Like there could be multiple different police from different agencies patrolling the areas? Ok, but then how about this. What if there was a company that had enough power to the point where they could literally just sabotage newer companies' growth? How will this be handled without a centralized organization? If you don't have centralized organizations, you probably will say it'll be handled with multiple different agencies. What if half the agencies disagreed with the other half? Like what if half of the agencies thinks this company is doing nothing wrong, and the other half is saying this is unfair to competition?
I'm just saying, today's society simply isn't ready for something like this yet. It may be achievable like 100 years from now perhaps, I dunno.
Ok, so then it was just one agency out of many agencies who put Bob into jail. But what if one agency has some pretty stark differences to another agency? I mean what if one agency would decide to put him into jail and the other agency would decide not to?
"even if ending slavery causes massive trouble, it is still the right thing to do. the moral choice is just to end slavery, and deal with the consequences the best we can."
What makes this the moral thing to do? Apparently a lot of slaveowners didn't think it was wrong, did they? And not many thought it was morally wrong during very very old times. It's the people who decide the morals. Imo, in order for things to work in an Anarcho-Capitalist society, there needs to be a really strong base universal moral agreement with each other. That's the only way I can see this kind of system working.
Aug 4 2012: in a free market, you don't have power to stop other companies. only the state can put up barriers and quotas.
you are still thinking in today's institutions. probably a police like thing would not exist at all. defense firms don't have to agree. they stand on private property, and nobody else can even step on it legally. there is no disagreement between defense providers.
i still don't believe in jails. i believe in exclusion.
the fact that slave owners thought slavery is morally okay, is enough for you to justify slavery? i don't think slavery is okay, and i'm kind of sure you don't think either. it is not up to opinion. for me, the moral compass is simple: who commits aggression first? that is called the non aggression principle.
Aug 4 2012: I am thinking about today's institutions, because it's really hard for me to conceptualize an anarcho-capitalist society existing atm, which is why I'm thinking, the anarcho-capitalist society is one in the future where everyone is in moral agreement with each other, where there is no war or conflict, only capital economic growth and intellectual growth.
"probably a police like thing would not exist at all. defense firms don't have to agree. they stand on private property, and nobody else can even step on it legally. there is no disagreement between defense providers."
So you're saying that there should be some kind of private security agency in a household. And in order for there to be no disagreement between defense providers and the home owner, there would have to be some form of agreement. In this case, most likely money. So then what about the ones who can't afford a private security agency? Or in this society, everyone can afford one?
Jails and exclusions are the same to me. They both exclude the criminals outside of society. But why would you need exclusions in first place if there is no crime? But there is crime in this society. Why is there crime? Because there's some kind of moral disagreement. If there is moral disagreement, that means there can exist bigger conflicts. For example, is slavery correct? Back in 1800s Confederates thought it was just fine, while Unions thought it was wrong. Thus there is moral disagreement which resulted in Civil War. We don't have slavery like that now because everyone's in moral agreement that slavery is wrong. So, my point is, the only way for Anarcho-Capitalist society to work is if everyone's in moral agreement with each other.
James Zhang 30+Aug 4 2012: If everyone, I mean every single person in society, even the slaves, thought slave-owning was morally okay, would that still be morally correct? Of course I don't think it's okay, but that's not my point. My point is, what makes something justifiable is whatever the people in society of that time believes is correct. If there was no one who believed slavery was wrong, then who would stop slavery? We don't have slavery now because a massive majority of us don't think it's right.
Aug 6 2012: "is one in the future where everyone is in moral agreement with each other"
not everyone, just most people. i'm kind of sure we have wannabe slave keepers today.
"Jails and exclusions are the same to me."
they are very much different. a jail is a place you can't leave. exclusion is a place you can't go.
"Why is there crime? Because there's some kind of moral disagreement."
this is not the case. most (and i mean like 90+%) of criminals agree on moral rules, but they are disregarding them for material benefit. it is a choice between morals and money. that's why it is not a psychological issue, as the venus project people or left anarchists claim. crime appears when there is opportunity, not because people become immoral (or differently moral). self defense is a practical issue, and best served on the free market.
" justifiable is whatever the people in society of that time believes is correct"
why i'm spending time here discussing things? :) i want to convince people to follow the moral values i praise. since always people are the problem, not leaders. rulers will go away as soon as people understand why we don't need them.
Aug 6 2012: Jail and Exclusion are the same to me because they achieve the same thing, which is to separate undesirable people out of mainstream society. Which I'm still unsure, how this scattered system would decide what makes someone undesirable or not? If you had multiple judicial agencies, that do things slightly differently, one agency would decide this guy is undesirable, and another agency would say, no he's perfectly fine. In anarcho-capitalism, you're saying that only most people are in moral agreement, not 100%.
"this is not the case. most (and i mean like 90+%) of criminals agree on moral rules, but they are disregarding them for material benefit. it is a choice between morals and money."
My definition of morals is this: Morals is something that an individual feels what is right, not what society tells him/her what is right. Society has its strong influences, but individuals can disagree with society. So I don't agree with that statement that most criminals agree on moral rules. They may, however, agree to disagree on the moral standards. Maybe some criminals are just ignorant of their own actions. Maybe they were conscious of them, but they still chose to do it anyways for various reasons other than simple ones. Maybe someone is forced to steal because he/she had no education or skillset to get a job, and they need to feed themselves.
The other thing we're forgetting to address is. Some criminals can be above the law. And some criminals are wrongly accused. How can this be addressed? Especially when there are moral disagreements in anarcho-capitalism.
"why i'm spending time here discussing things? :) i want to convince people to follow the moral values i praise."
You follow what you believe is right, I'll respect that :)
I have my beliefs that I'll follow too.
Aug 6 2012: james. why don't you listen better? this is getting boring. i really need to tell you what is the difference between exclusion and jail? what is your choice, being exiled from your city or country or going in jail?
we don't need to define morals. i just told you that most criminals agree with us on morals. they know very well that they do immoral things. they just cared, at the moment, more about getting money the easy way. you can dwell on that all day long, but it leads us nowhere. you either believe me or not, but don't muddy the waters. it was a claim, you are free to follow up on it if you so desire.
i'm not going to answer any "how do we address that" if the thing in question is not address today either. we have false accusations and criminals getting away today as well. we don't need to deliver perfectness. in fact, we need to deliver nothing. following moral code is not dependent on consequences. initiating aggression is immoral, thus the state is immoral. just like slavery was. i don't have to care about the consequences. but luckily, free market solutions always seem to be better than enforced central solutions.
i didn't say i follow my beliefs. it was not my point. my point was that politics won't change if we remove politicians. politics change if we change the thinking of people. that's why i'm spending my time telling people about these things. so the learn.
Aug 6 2012: "james. why don't you listen better? this is getting boring. i really need to tell you what is the difference between exclusion and jail? what is your choice, being exiled from your city or country or going in jail?"
I get what you're saying, they have differences, but my point is they do the same thing. Separate undesirables from mainstream society. Is what I'm saying wrong?
"we don't need to define morals. i just told you that most criminals agree with us on morals. they know very well that they do immoral things."
If you and I can't even agree on the definition of morality, how can anarcho-capitalism work? How do you know that 90% of the criminals know that they're doing "wrong" deeds? Because society told them it was wrong? How do you know how a criminal thinks/feels, when you don't even know how I think?
"Initiating aggression is immoral, thus the state is immoral."
The state isn't the only ones who initiate aggression. The state is made of people just like you and me.
"i didn't say i follow my beliefs. it was not my point. my point was that politics won't change if we remove politicians. politics change if we change the thinking of people. that's why i'm spending my time telling people about these things. so the learn."
I didn't say I disagreed with the statement that "politics change if we change the thinking of people" because I totally agree with that. Where I digress with you is that I don't believe that anarcho-capitalism is achievable any time soon, if at all.
Aug 6 2012: "Separate undesirables from mainstream society."
what about considering the POV of the said criminal?
"The state isn't the only ones who initiate aggression."
so? al capone also wasn't the only mob boss. what difference does it make?
"I don't believe that anarcho-capitalism is achievable any time soon"
how about this sentence: I don't believe that ending slavery is achievable any time soon.
Aug 6 2012: "what about considering the POV of the said criminal?"
Have you considered my POV, much less a criminal's?
"so? al capone also wasn't the only mob boss. what difference does it make?"
Are you asking a society with Al Capones? I don't understand what you're getting at.
"I don't believe that ending slavery is achievable any time soon."
Do you think everyone wants to do what they believe in or what they feel is best? Is that an achievable common ground?
Aug 6 2012: "Have you considered my POV, much less a criminal's?"
that's what exclusion is for. i don't care what the criminal does, as long as he is not close to people who he can hurt.
"Are you asking a society with Al Capones?"
we already have this. you said "the state is not the only initiator of force". i am the one asking where are you getting with this. this does not mean anything.
"Do you think everyone wants to do what they believe in or what they feel is best?"
you are deliberately evading my questions?
Aug 6 2012: "that's what exclusion is for. i don't care what the criminal does, as long as he is not close to people who he can hurt."
First of all, how the heck did this answer my question? I asked a yes/no question of whether you understood me or not, and the response was a clarification of the definition exclusion. I have failed to see any relationship between your answer and my question.
But in regards to that response, I never argued your point, I remarked that it was similar to a jail in this respect, to which you responded to me with disagreement.
"the state is not the only initiator of force"
"you are deliberately evading my questions?"
No, if you think slavery will never end, then fine, it won't end, even in Anarcho-Capitalism, because the logic is, it will always exist. Will Anarcho-Capitalism reduce slavery?
And if you want to talk about evading questions, what about the ones where you "evaded" mine? Have you considered my POV or a criminal's POV? Is my remark, that a jail and an exclusion both removes undesirables from mainstream society, wrong?
I am missing your point, just as you are missing mine. If you were so "bored" with this conversation, you could have just dropped it by your own choice, I'm not forcing you to do anything here as I respect your individual thoughts, feelings, and beliefs. But you still continue this conversation just as I am continuing this conversation for who knows why. Whether there's something to prove to one another, I don't know. All I do know is, there's a disconnect between us, that you and I have both missed to make that connection and we're struggling to find that connection.
Aug 6 2012: listen, we are talking for like days now, and you still didn't get that slavery is a PARALLEL, not a metaphor for the state. you argue for the necessity of the state just as people argued for the necessity of slavery. this conversation tires me, i need to explain things that are already explained. i sense a whole lot of denial on your part. sit back, and think. it is not enough that "i don't believe". you have to do better.
Aug 6 2012: "you still didn't get that slavery is a PARALLEL, not a metaphor for the state."
Alright, then if you're saying that states are the cause for slavery, and therefore we should get rid of states, then in a capitalist society, you don't think people are slaves to monopolies? If monopolies wouldn't exist in anarcho-capitalism, then how can that be?
" you argue for the necessity of the state just as people argued for the necessity of slavery."
Look here, I told you already that in our current society, we need some kind of centralized government/regulation system. Notice I said "current." I didn't disagree with your idea itself, I'll say this once again, anarcho-capitalism isn't achievable any time soon.
"i need to explain things that are already explained. i sense a whole lot of denial on your part. sit back, and think."
Lolwhut? In denial of what? I am CONFUSED. I don't get your arguments and I don't get your responses. I'm telling you straight up what I'm feeling. I'm trying to understand what you're saying, but it's like you're not listening to what I'm saying. You elicit responses that don't communicate to me that you are listening to what I'm really saying.
" it is not enough that "i don't believe". you have to do better."
Didn't you say you wanted to convince people your moral values? You have failed to do that with me. If you're gonna tell everyone that "you have to do better" then good luck with that approach. You can try to convince me anytime you want. I'm an open guy. I got my whole lifespan for you to try.
Aug 7 2012: Isn't your goal supposed to be "How can I wake up someone who pretends to sleep?" You told me that's what you want to do, convince people of your moral values. I'm giving you a lifetime opportunity to try to "wake" me up. You won't get this kind of luxurious opportunity with most others.
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No membrane separates the DNA from the ribosomes in a bacterial cell. Hence, as soon as the 5' end of an RNA is transcribed, ribosomes can begin translation. In other words, transcription and translation are coupled processes in bacteria.
Translation occurs in three major steps: (1) initiation, (2) elongation, and (3) termination.A nucleotide sequence called the Shine-Dalgarno sequence (AGGAGG) in the leader of an mRNA molecule is complementary to a sequence at the 3' end of 16S rRNA and serves as a binding site for ribosomes.The initiation codon near the 5' end of an mRNA molecule is 5'-AUG, coding for the amino acid methionine. In bacteria, a formyl group (CHO) becomes attached to the amino group of the methionine after it has become attached to its tRNA molecule. A deformylase enzyme removes the formyl groups from some polypeptide chains soon after their synthesis commences. In other cases, anaminopeptidase enzyme removes the terminal methionine (or part of the amino terminal end), so that not all functional bacterial proteins have formyl-methionione or methionine at their N termini.
Initiation of protein synthesis begins with the formation of a complex involving the 30S ribosomal subunit, guanosine triphosphate (GTP), and three protein initiation factors (IF1, IF2, IF3). In the next step, formylated methionyl-tRNA and them RNA attach to the IF-30S-GTPcomplex, forming a 30S initiation complex. Then IF3 is released, the 50S subunit is added, GTP is hydrolyzed, and IF1 and IF2 are released. The final complex is called a 70S initiation complex. Only the initiator region of the mRNA can simultaneously form two sets of base-pairing interactions (16S rRNA-mRNA and mRNA-fMet tRNA). In this way, the AUG start codon is distinguished from other AUG codons downstream in the mRNA. Base pairing between the leader of the mRNA and the 16S RNA dissociates after formation of the 70S initiation complex, so that elongation can begin.
1 S = Svedberg unit; a sedimentation coefficient for molecules in an ultracentrifuge. The S value tends to increase with the molecular weight of the molecule, but the geometry of the molecule also may be influential. Note that S units are not additive; i.e.; 50S subunitþ30S subunit¼ 70S for the complete bacterial ribosome, not 80S.
The elongation phase requires GTP, three protein elongation factors (EF-Tu, EF-Ts, and EF-G), and a peptidyl transferase activity (carried out by catalyticRNAmolecules—ribozymes—within the ribosome). Two molecules of GTP are hydrolyzed for each amino acid added to the growing polypeptide chain. EF-Tu and EF-Ts cyclically interact to align each amino-acyl-tRNA complex (AA-tRNA) for effective codon-anticodon base pairing. EF-G (also called translocase) and GTP form a complex that mediates the movement of peptidyl-tRNA fromthe A site to the P site. Hydrolysis of GTP to guanosine diphosphate (GDP) is required for entry of the ribosome into the next elongation cycle. Several ribosomes maysimultaneously translate the samemRNA, resulting in a structure called a polyribosome.
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(Important note May 17: The Obama/Kenya issue is just a distraction. The NDAA law is being tried, which Obama & Romney support, despite the majority of Americans are against. See Ben Swann's explanation. )
"Obama's lawyer, Alexandra Hill, admitted that the image of Obama's birth certificate was a forgery and made the absurd claim that, therefore, it cannot be used as evidence to confirm his lack of natural born citizenship status. Therefore, she argued, it is "irrelevant to his placement on the ballot".
"Hill went on to contort reasoning by implying that Obama needs only invoke his political popularity, not legal qualifications, in order to be a candidate."
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Hill: "even if the petitioner did have an authentic copy of his birth certificate"
Judges:"So the question of whether the document that is produced turns out to be a forgery, it seems to me is irrelevant because he hasn't produced it." (7:55 in)
Dianawest.net also gives an effort to to break it down.
Here is a complete analysis of Obama's birth certificate that experts feel that to have even one anomaly is fake let alone Obama has over 10 anomalies on his certificate. Does anyone have a friend that knows digital editing to explain it? The point is that it does not matter if all the experts says it's fake even if it is. What matters is that It is enough to convince the people, which the GOP will defend Obama on it.
But besides that, shouldn't the real issue be this:
"No matter how anyone slices, dices or ginsus it Barack Obama has painted himself in a corner with his released Birth Certificate (be it real or fraud). His father NEVER WAS A US CITIZEN."
"To be a NATURAL BORN CITIZEN … you must be born in the country and your parents must BOTH BE CITIZENS."
U.S. Constitution – Article 2 Section 1
"No person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall any Person be eligible to that Office who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty-five Years, and been fourteen Years a Resident within the United States."
1787, John Jay wrote to George Washington
the Command in chief of the American army shall not be given to, nor devolve on, any but a natural born Citizen
Naturalization Act of 1790
"Citizenship was inherited exclusively through the father"
The laws after did not fully address citizenship to be president.
Also United States v. Wong Kim Ark, 169 U.S. 649 (1898)
"a "natural born citizen" is a person born of two US citizen parents & born in the mainland of US"
Some birthers also admit Mitt Romney is not a natural-born citizen.
Definition: "A NATURAL BORN CITIZEN is one who is born in the country that both parents are and your parents must BOTH BE CITIZENS."
On that note
"Governor George W. Romney, father of 2012 Presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
There is no doubt that George W. Romney is NOT a citizen of the United States. And there are no records showing George Romney's father ever to have been re-patrioted. At least I can find no such record."
Mitt Romney's Mexican Roots; His Father Was Born In Mexico, Could Choose Dual Citizenship
But as someone pointed out that "There was no dual citizenship by Mexican law and it was 1998 before they allowed dual nationality."
Birthers file CA lawsuit, question Romney's citizenship
Could that be a reason why the GOP does not want to pursue Obama's eligibility, since the only candidate they have is Romney? Or is it that Obama plays ball with the GOP, which is why many in the GOP prefer Obama, which is closer to their views than another republican candidate like Ron Paul? Some in the GOP did mention they would not vote for Paul if it was Paul vs Obama.
What is true is that Mitt Romney despite all the talk, his voting record is not that much different from Obama. So when people choose Romney they are choosing someone very similar to Obama by a few degrees. Maybe some are racists that choose Romney over Obama, since "Mitt Romney agrees with Barack Obama on major issues, while people choose them for minor ones. Is that "CHANGE"
Whatever the case true or false, it's just something to talk about. But some might says it's an insignificant issue on the constitution. If something so simple in the constitution that can be enforced be ignored, then why not ignore your constitutional rights since that is much harder to enforce for the greater good?
The 21st President Chester A. Arthur of 1881-84 was also not a natural born citizen. Was the law broken then?
But if you want another spin on things with Obama's birth, the issue may be that the marriage is nullified, since his father was married to someone else, so legally Obama's father might not be an issue, and his legal parent is only the mother some could say.
Also just for fun check video Obama's Lawyers Admit Birth Certificate is Fake!
If you want another shocker
Jeremiah Wright hints that Obama did not renounce Islam
(update: Breitbart.com: 1991 booklet by Obama's literary agent listed his birthplace as Kenya, which is not considered as evidence, but Breitbart.com uses it to annoy Obama & distract people.
Obligatory: Trump and Wolf Blitzer argue for 10 minutes over Birtherism
A certificate of live birth is not a birth certificate some might say. Even if Obama was not born in America he has the presidential authority to have Hawaii make a certificate for him.)


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If you've been paying attention, you know that that special election to fill an upstate New York congressional seat has prompted a full-scale schism between the GOP base and big-tent Republicans.
Newt Gingrich and national party regulars are backing Dede Scozzafava, a veteran state assemblywoman handpicked by the local GOP. Scozzafava backs abortion rights and gay marriage – it's that kind of district.
Sarah Palin and Tim Pawlenty – both presumptive 2012 contenders – are backing a third-party, alternative candidate, Doug Hoffman. As has Dick Armey. Erick Erickson of RedState.com, the Macon-based web site that concentrates on rallying hardcores, has also declared the 23rd District race a hill to die on.
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"Her positions on a lot of issues are reflective of the electorate here," said Matt Burns, a Scozzafava spokesman. "If the idea is that every Republican that runs for office needs [to be] someone who fits in Georgia, then it's going to be very, very difficult for Republicans to gain a majority in the House of Representatives."
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Should all Republicans look like Georgia Republicans? Only if they want to be a minority party forever.
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One Republican aide recently forwarded a copy of one of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's floor speeches with a passage excoriating deficit spending highlighted. The point was that the Kentucky Republican preaches but doesn't always practice.
But there are signs that the Republican political winds within the clubby Senate have shifted.
"I'm fresh off a very tough election, and the No. 1 issue was the fact that we're spending way too much money in Washington," said Sen. Saxby Chambliss, a Georgia Republican who was forced into a runoff before winning reelection to a second term in 2008.
Chambliss added his voice to those of Coburn and Thune at the Steering Committee session, although he characterized his anti-spending sentiments as more general than Coburn's
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i dont care about the new york race. but what caught my attention was sam nunn endorsing ken hodges for georgia state attorney. i saw this on a blog down in south georgia which i never heard of (peanut politics) this endorsement is huge for hodges. teilhet might as well go for lt. governor
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Hodges is corrupt. Check out "Do No Harm," a documentary revealing his misuse of his office in an attempt to silence critics of Big Medicine in his area. If Nunn knows of Hodges' evil it just another feather in the cap of Nunn's membership in the false elite trying to destroy the American People on behalf of fascist plutocracy. Think Sam Nunn doesn't have internet or doesn't know how to download a free copy of the proof that Bush and Cheney committed 9/11? http://files.meetup.com/275335/The%20New%20Pearl%20Harbor.pdf
No patriot Nunn, and no Georgian.
October 27th, 2009
5:51 pm
I have my own test when it comes to supporting candidates. I always ask if he leads a Christ-centered existence. If not, then I know he isn't worthy of being a leader much less a human being. We need to have strong leaders in everything from dogcatcher to city council to Congress + the president. They all need to be committed to God or Christ. If so, then I know that he will stand up to those who wish to destroy our nation. Hussein Nobama and all those who support him are tearing at the nation's fabric. This fabric will be repaired when Lil Hussein's Socialistic health care fails and he loses Congress. Next, he'll lose the presidency through impeachment or a major loss to Mike Huckabee, Sarah Palin, Mitt Romney or even that Pawlenty guy. The point is, this nation's fascination with this celebrity Kenyan, is already fading thank God! I'm optimistic that we will return to an era of loving the Lord Almighty, low taxes, market-based health care, a soaring economy whereby each man has a decent job and environmentalism dies. The GOP has a bright future that is just getting warmed up. We will see more good men like your John Oxendine and Eric Johnson get leadership posts where they will make a difference. -God Bless, Bill Orvis White
October 27th, 2009
6:05 pm
Please make all republicans in the mold of Bill White. They'll be in the minority forever!
October 27th, 2009
6:22 pm
October 27th, 2009
6:28 pm
Aren't Republicans the ones who complain about outsiders getting involved in local decision making? About 'one size fits all" government? The imposition of "fundamental" orthodoxy on the will of the local population sounds an awful lot like the extreme religious extremists we're fighting in two wars.
Keep it up! You've already shown America that, being ideologically opposed to Government, you're unable to govern. Bring in Sarah P. and show us how to lose elections.
As Bill White says above. . If someone isn't leading a "Christ-centered existence .. then I know he isn't worthy of being …. a human being." Talk about sicko religious fanatics!!
October 27th, 2009
6:33 pm
Well, here we go again. will jones, the resident communist who despises America, hates capitalism, loves extreme socialists (i.e. obama), attempts to weigh in on an important issue. While the alcoholic jones hates republicans, I pity them. They have been on the downward slope forever and a day. It should be clear (and in most cases, it isn't) to those who attempt to actually THINK that neither the democratic or republican party care about America, will do anything good for America, and are merely looking to garner power, influence and money. Our so-called leaders are now trash & the lowest form of garbage we have facing us. These are the people who wish to control our lives, steal our (my) money, our time, our assets, our hopes and our dreams, merely to satisfy the obsessive desire to retain their positions, their influence, and pick up more $$$ and live quite well at our expense. the will jones/bill whites and the other morons of the world support this. I do not. Republicans are totally out of touch with America, as are the democrats, so we need a new system, and probably a new party. We either adhere to the principles of the Constitution & Bill of Rights, or we destroy them. No middle ground. Make your choice and live with it.
October 27th, 2009
6:38 pm
"They all need to be committed to God or Christ"
Is it OK to be committed to one & not the other?
Every Islamic terrorist on the planet is committed to God.
October 27th, 2009
6:38 pm
What sicko, recovering alcoholics like Bill White fail to understand is that there is only One G-d, the Creator of the Universe, and America's Founders were in Covenant with That Infinite Power when they established the United States of America, and bequeathed The Creed to their heirs: the sovereign American People – E Pluribus Unum; in the New SECULAR order – Novus Ordo Seclorem; by only Annuit Coeptis.
Wrap your mind around the Truth, Anti-Christ fascists, or get out of Our Country.
Plenty of Tories needed to be burned out or hanged that America be won the first time.
What is past is prologue.
October 27th, 2009
7:03 pm
Georgia Republicans who hold to the platform have been winning; Saxby struggled because he had made some very "moderate" moves on immigration, spending, and he won't talk about social conservative issues clearly. True conservative Republicans have given the electorate here an alternative to the liberals. The RINO's don't mobilize or motivate anyone because they don't.
October 27th, 2009
7:04 pm
Will Jones sounds like one of those bumbling drunks on the corner in the morning as your walking from the parking deck to work. The kind that spew that wasteful and sometimes funny, incoherent string of words. He's like the blind prophet of idiots. A fat, over weight self proclaimed "Reverend" like that racist Lowery.
As far as "looking" like a Republican… I don't know why it would matter. The people are wanting change. We put a man who's never done anything, and hasn't done anything in, on the premise of change and all we are left with is hope that he doesn't destroy any more. He rides on the smoke of the flames left by the previous administration and doesn't feel compelled to fix anything so as long as his stupid followers feel that he's doing his best, with what he has.
So when the "change" that everyone supported so much, is now switched with the (R), instead of the (D), or even replaces an (I) with the (D).. People want to cry.
Virginia will have a Republican for Governor.. and Chris Christies will win New Jersey..
People are tired of being robbed by our elected officials, and then told we don't give enough, or deserve to have what we have. It goes beyond the name, look at Snow.. She's a bat, and she's nothing more than a RINO.
October 27th, 2009
7:22 pm
And Will Jones.. I'm sure your real happy your beloved home state alma mater will have a republican in the main house. Maybe it'll help you pass the time blogging, while you live in your drug induced coma hoping that Obama leaves enough in your piggy bank to collect your SS.
October 27th, 2009
7:25 pm
BeReal, you hit the nail on the head with will jones. He hates America, he hates capitalism, he has probably never worked a day in his life. Yet, he, like the bill whites, are all the same problem we have had for ages – they don't want change for the better, or to adhere to the Constitution & Bill of Rights. They want their own 'status quo'. The will jones/bill whites of the world need to be sentenced to an island where they can destroy each other. Regarding joseph lowery, he has never done anything positive for Atlanta. He is a devout racist and communist. If it were not for America, he would be in jail awaiting execution for his views, but our country allows his brand of extremism. The garbage politicians who hold office today should be working 60-70 hours per week for $0 for their entire term. They don't need the money and if they do, they should resign & get a real job. Simply look at borders, reed, purdue, isakson, chambliss and many others. All of them should be working for no salary UNTIL they can PROVE they can solve problems and produce results. If they can't, well, we have plenty of jails for them.
October 27th, 2009
7:42 pm
I don't care what our elected officials make. It's a free country, and you free to make as much, or as little as you chose to do so. Good work, gets rewarded. The problem is, people feel the need to tell others how much they should and shouldn't have.
Politicians need to have REAL fear of being jobless. They need to know that not supporting your voting base, will simply means your gone. If they don't cut it after 1 year, toss them. If they are job less, then maybe they'll work harder, or find another profession. Perhaps they can sit in their underwear with Will Jones, and blog all day.
It's not entirely the elected officials fault. You can't pass on the stupidity of the voters, on the candidates as a whole.. You will always have people who will vote party line only. You will have people who vote based off of false promises, who are ignorant enough to believe it. You will always have those who vote based off of simple reasons. People vote based off skin color, sex, and just because they hate "the other" candidate.
And Lowery is a racist. He's a disgrace to this city, and it's shameful that the Obama administration holds him in such a bright light, as it only shows the racism and bigotry in our current administration. That wasn't the change we voted for, when he promised something different.
October 27th, 2009
9:24 pm
Civilization pivots on urban culture. Thank G-d none of you fascists and racists are Atlantans.
There's hope for America!
October 27th, 2009
9:26 pm
Scozzafava should be careful about the 'Georgia republican' remark. New Gingrich, probably the most prominent republican backing her was a Georgia republican wasn't he?
October 27th, 2009
11:44 pm
agree wth DW
October 27th, 2009
11:52 pm
All Republicans should be like Sarah Palin, a bible in one hand and a rifle in the other too clean up America that stink with Dem's.
October 28th, 2009
12:10 am
Will Jones hates America and I love it. I'm on a crusade to save it. Just like every human on this planet, I love him, but hate his thoughts and how he hates so much. It's disturbing how he hates achievers like the Rockefellers, Newt Gingrich and The Pope. They're beautiful people who have been on a crusade to better the world through bold action. What does Will worship? Godlessness, Communism, Socialism, Taxism, Collectivism and most of all, hate for those who have expanded the world economy. Will and his hateful ilk can be saved through a strong belief in Christ. We need leaders like Ronald Reagan who inspired a nation to become self-reliant and God-fearing. His successor GW Bush inspired a culture of life. Statistics show that when GW was in power, the nation respected life. We need yo return to that so that people like Will Jones cease + desist their hate for the beautiful Roman way of thinking. It's that thinking that has saved the USA. I fear for our future with this phony installed president who is doing radical things to us. Like I wrote before, I love everyone and wish to educate the world that a strong faith in God will save everything. God Bless, BOW
October 28th, 2009
1:43 am
"We've put a man who has never done anything in the white house"
You mean George W. Bush? That guy? He was a failed governor, a failed team owner and a failed every other thing you can think of and you still love the guy.
Only Republicans are stupid enough to think we're going to forget Bush. And only Democrats are stupid enough to be afraid to use him in the next election.
But there are plenty of independent groups now to ask the simple question….
"Got a Republican friend?"
"Ask them if they still think we did the right thing going into Iraq."
"Ask them if they still think Sarah Palin was a good choice."
"Ask them who they're going to vote for."
"Ask yourself if you want to vote with someone who thinks Sarah Palin is a good choice for a leader."
The party hasn't changed. And all it will take is showing people that.
The people of Virginia are morons, and I'm going to spend the next four years laughing at them when they elect McDonnel.
October 28th, 2009
1:45 am
"Statistics show that when Bush was in power, he created a culture that respected life"
Would that be Rasmussen, FOX or Magical Market Fairy statistics?
Would that be like all those other statistics you ignore like the fact that only 20% of the populace identifies themselves as Republicans right now?
October 28th, 2009
5:39 am
Georgia – euphemism for retarded.
As in = "What are you – effing Georgia?"
October 28th, 2009
7:21 am
Who should Americans believe: a Roman Catholic plumber in Hattiesburg, Mississippi (what do you bet he's worked up a "real" Southern accent, too), whose alcoholism, from which he is supposedly in recovery, was prompted by a priest's having molested him, yet thinks the institution which for thousands of years promoted the pedophilia which led to his molestation should be running America; or the Author of the American Declaration of Independence, thereby the Founder of the United States of America, and a confirmed Prophet of the One Creator G-d?
To Samuel Kercheval
Monticello, January 19, 1810
SIR, — Yours of the 7th instant has been duly received, with the pamphlet inclosed, for which I return you my thanks. Nothing can be more exactly and seriously true than what is there stated; that but a short time elapsed after the death of the great reformer of the Jewish religion, before his principles were departed from by those who professed to be his special servants, and perverted into an engine for enslaving mankind, and aggrandising their oppressors in Church and State; that the purest system of morals ever before preached to man, has been adulterated and sophisticated by artificial constructions, into a mere contrivance to filch wealth and power to themselves; that rational men not being able to swallow their impious heresies, in order to force them down their throats, they raise the hue and cry of infidelity, while themselves are the greatest obstacles to the advancement of the real doctrines of Jesus, and do in fact constitute the real Anti-Christ.
America? Or, a sectarian faction of closet-queens and draft-dodgers worshipping Mammon, who believe "the real Anti-Christ" and its American "Fifth Column," led by those assassinated Meriwether Lewis and Lincoln, who created Big Oil on murder and arson, financed the rise of Hitler and the Holocaust from the U.S. RC collection plate, killed Kennedy and King to send us to die for the pope in Vietnam, and cheated James Guckert's lover into the WH to commit 9/11 is what we should place over the Constitution and the sovereign People?
I think we'll go with AMERICA and The Creed, by G-d.
Get help, you slavering morons, traitors, and perverts…somewhere else.
October 28th, 2009
9:05 am
This is the type of idiotic move that everyone should expect from a certifiable narcissistic dunce like Palin.
Letting Palin-republican dunces bifricate the party will insure republican irrelevance. Regardless of party affiliation, as stupid, weak and irrelevant republican party is bad for the country.
October 28th, 2009
9:14 am
there is no legitimate reason for censoring my comment.
October 28th, 2009
10:57 am
Republicans need to be conservative. Period. We nominated a moderate last time look what happened to us. We get skunked when we run meeley-mouthed namby pamby middle of the road moderates/libs. The libs should stick with the Democrat Party. The libs fear a strong conservative alternative to Obama and his lackeys. Nice try, Jumbo G.
October 28th, 2009
1:50 pm
Georgia Repubs are idiots.Look at unemployment,transportation,water,state budget.They don't have a clue what to do but just say no.
October 28th, 2009
2:29 pm
Will Jones is still crazy. Will Jones is a Democrat.
October 28th, 2009
5:13 pm
As having moved to this miserable state from upstate NY, I can tell you they are *livid* about the meddling in their local election. Maybe you don't understand how the rest of the country is, but that's why the GOP and 'Conservatives' (who are anything but conservative, rather 'conservo-fascists') have been dwindling in numbers in the Northeast and West. Marginal idiots that are looked at like a bunch of snake-handling fundies speaking in tongues. We in NY are used to corrupt politicians, not the morally preachy corrupt ones that infect the south.
October 28th, 2009
5:53 pm
When one leads a Christ-centered existence, he's morally bound to make decisions based on what's right + wrong. It's that simple. Now I love GW Bush. He led with a spirit of stopping terrorists before they strike. Unfortunately, he made several errors by caving into a far left Congress on several issues including the prescription benefit. I love GW, but he spent like a drunken cowboy. The GOP needs to get back in power, cut or eliminate taxes and spending, impose prayer in school, illegalize abortion, build more privatized jails, dissolve failing schools and city governments.
October 28th, 2009
9:26 pm
Mr. White, you profess to be a man of god, and yet you lie. Obama is an American not a Kenyan. George W. was president when the terrorists destroyed the twin towers and the pentagon, so much for stopping terrorists before they strike. Republicans like you accused President Clinton of bombing the Taliban to defuse his adultery, could be, but at least he was right about them. George W. ignored all the warnings about the real terrorists and blew it. He only reacted afterwards, BEFORE the attack he ignored them.
October 29th, 2009
9:36 am
should the GOP look like Georgia GOP? every thing in Georgia is down jobs, no new growth, they are small mind never pro ative. Georgia GOp mission statement is only no.
I am a Democrat but we need both party to work for the people and that is just not happen in Washington nor Georgia. The GOp has way to many conservative for there on good that why they will be a party of only the south unless hearts change. and right now the holy spirit has it work cut out for it.
if you would do unto other as you want done unto you not as what the company want. It is time to help the small guy and this in the end will help the rich guy! but not in Georgia to much hate on all sides!! thanks for the rain but we need holy water to make a change!!
November 4th, 2009
2:52 pm
Too many southern whites interfering in the affairs of New York and the North east. That is why the GOP lost yesterday. If we let them, the GOP led by southern whites will take over America and replace the American flag with the confederate flag! I will accept the rights of the white southerners to fly the confederate flag and blacks to use it to carry garbage..but will fight tooth and nail if the southerners bring their garbage up here.
November 4th, 2009
2:56 pm
"When one leads a Christ-centered existence, he's morally bound to make decisions based on what's right + wrong. It's that simple."
eg. Mark Sanford and David Vitter and of course the thrice divorced Newt Gingrich.
"Now I love GW Bush. He led with a spirit of stopping terrorists before they strike. Unfortunately, he made several errors by caving into a far left Congress on several issues including the prescription benefit. I love GW, but he spent like a drunken cowboy. The GOP needs to get back in power, cut or eliminate taxes and spending, impose prayer in school, illegalize abortion, build more privatized jails, dissolve failing schools and city governments."
…and of course turn America into a communist gulag, which is what the commies like you want! And while they are at it philander like Mark Sanford or run after prostitutes like David Vitter while all the time professing Christianity. Typical southern whites in the GOP!


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Joe Biden will let you take this gun out of his cold, dead hands.
Joe Biden has a tendency to get folksy. A characteristic we all know and love.
Back in 2008, when he was still running for President, Joe made a pit stop in a nameless town where blue collar Democrats were apparently expressing concern over Barack Obama's gun-grabbing ways, or Joe was looking to peel off a few moderate Republicans with stockpiles of weaponry to put him over the top. Whatever the motivation, Joe wanted this crowd to know that he had two shotguns and he'd go to Hell and back before Barack Obama got his grubby little hands on 'em.
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Cabbage Pancakes with Bacon and Spicy Dipping Sauce
- 1 tablespoon mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons nonfat plain Greek yogurt
- 3/4 tablespoon reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon hot sauce or Sriracha
- 1/2 head green or red cabbage, or a mixture of both
- 1 carrot
- 5 large eggs
- 1 bunch scallions, chopped
- 1/3 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 4 strips bacon, chopped, panfried and drained
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 4 teaspoons seasame seeds (optional)
- 4 teaspoons toasted sesame seed oil (optional)
1. In a small bowl, whisk together mayonnaise, yogurt, soy sauce and hot sauce or Sriracha. Refrigerate sauce until ready to serve.
2. Shred cabbage and carrot in a food processor or with a mandoline or knife. In a large bowl, beat together eggs. Add cabbage, carrot, scallions, flour, salt and bacon and stir to combine.
3. Heat two large skillets over high heat. Add 11/2 teaspoons oil to each and swirl to coat. Scoop 3 half-cups cabbage mixture into each pan, pressing down to create pancakes. Cook, pressing down occasionally, until undersides are golden brown and firm, about 3 minutes. Flip and cook 3 minutes more.
4. Place pancakes on a plate and repeat process with remaining batter. Divide pancakes among four plates; sprinkle with sesame seeds and drizzle with sesame oil if desired. Serve with dipping sauce on the side.


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America united................
America united,
A nation filled with pride.
When faced with terrorist actions,
Your people did not hide.
A flag which flies with honour,
Once soaked in blood and sweat.
The bravery you show us now,
The world will not forget.
The attack upon your nation,
An act which shocked us all.
You've prove that some years later,
Your country did not fall.
These words are for the people,
The American in the street.
You got back up, you dusted down,
It's you they won't defeat.............
........................Well done................
From your friends across the water...............


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Isle of the Nameless (PvP)
From Guild Wars Wiki
- This article is about the PvP version of the Isle of the Nameless. For the PvE area, see Isle of the Nameless.
|Isle of the Nameless (PvP)
|The Battle Isles
|Explorable area
| Great Temple of Balthazar
Random Arenas
Map of location
Map of items of interest
The Isle of the Nameless (PvP) is the PvP-counterpart of the Isle of the Nameless. All skills are converted to their PvP-equivalents and the Flux is in effect. Otherwise, both Isles use identical layouts and include identical NPCs.
[edit] Getting there
- Talk to the Master of the Isle in Great Temple of Balthazar.
[edit] Notes
- Unlike Isle of the Nameless and other explorable areas, you cannot drop items from your inventory nor switch armor here, which is similar to other PvP instances.
[edit] Trivia
- Added as part of the August 7th, 2008 update.
[edit] See also
|Locations in the Battle Isles
|Ports, towns and outposts:
|Great Temple of Balthazar • Guild hall • Zaishen Menagerie • Costume Brawl (Hidden; Halloween festival only)
|Cooperative missions:
|Embark Beach (Quest)
|Challenge missions:
|Zaishen Challenge (outpost) • Zaishen Elite (outpost)
|Random Arenas (outpost) • Codex Arena (outpost) • Heroes' Ascent (outpost)
|Explorable areas:
|Isle of the Nameless • Isle of the Nameless (PvP) • Zaishen Menagerie Grounds
|Forbidden Path


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Isn't he sweet
Isn't he sweet
Sweet man:) He can never tweet I miss you to Kerry (even if friendly) coz twitter would shut down-LOL! OMG for the tags...
He is very sweet. I hope he never changes.
Love this cast!
Didn't he, by his own admission, barely work with OPA? Hmmmm
Who needs a tweet when you get cake
Yeah… Wasn't THAT a nice tweet to Bellamy on her birthday?
WOW. The SHADE?