text: Dr. Thomas Seeley Following the Wild Bees **Update** **UPDATE**The bee hunt workshop is now full. Thank you to everyone who sent in their checks to reserve your spot. You should have received a confirmation email from Don Varney. While the bee hunt workshop is currently full,there are still openings for the evening lecture. If you are interested to attend the evening lecture and haven't registered yet, Don Varney will be at the Summer Meeting on Saturday to accept money to reserve your spot. Don't miss out! This is a great opportunity. The Lamoille County BeeKeepers Club will be offering a unique opportunity to participate in a wild bee hunt and hear a lecture on the bee hunting by Cornell Professor and world renowned bee expert Dr. Thomas Seeley. His recently published book "Following The Wild Bees" will form the basis of his talk. Continue Reading Summer Meeting Saturday July 9th - 8:45am to 4:00pm This year's VBA Summer Meeting is being hosted by Southern Vermont Beekeeping Club Location: Damon Hall, 1 Quechee Road, Hartland, VT 05048 Driving Directions (Click the link) Meeting Agenda (Click the link) Continue Reading Workshop Reminder This weekend kicks off the VBA Workshops at the north and south yards. Plesae visit the Workshops page for location and directions on how to get there. The north yard workshop is from 11:00am to 1:00pm and the south yard yard workshop is from 1:00-3:00pm. Please visit the VBA Calendar for additional detail and information about the topics being covered for each of the workshops. Vermont Pollinator Symposium Follow Up Seven Days Article and recap of the conference: How to Solve the Pollinator Problem "Vermont has just held its first ever conference on beetles, bees and butterflies, to consider the threats that all pollinators face in Vermont. The conference was a response to President Obama's directive to create a national strategy to promote the health of honey bees and other pollinators." VPR Listen to Bill Mares commentary on VPR: http://digital.vpr.net/post/mares-pollinators#stream/0 It was a great conference put on by the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources. There were great presentations by the guest speakers who highlighted research and data about the challenges facing our native pollinators. During the round table discussions there were wonderful ideas brought forward on ways to address the challenges our pollinators are facing. The goal of the round table discussions were to develop a list of action items ANR could consider moving forward. There were many galvanizing themes that came from these round table discussions. One of the common discussion topics was promoting greater diversity of forage area, which helps promote pollinator health. We are hopeful this was just the first step in a collaborative effort in the state for meaningful action to help our pollinators. There is surely more to come and we expect VBA will be helping lead the way around this dicussion. Thank you to Bill Mares, Paul Yanus and Michael Willard for attending the conference and representing VBA with an educational booth. New Vermont State Bee Inspector Exciting news: During the recent VBA Winter Meeting, Secretary Ross from the Vermont Agency of Agriculture introduced Vermont's new state bee inspector, David Tremblay. This position was recently filled with the retirement of the previous inspector Steve Parise in December 2015. Please welcome David to our state beekeeping family when you have the opportunity to meet him. Secretary Ross also announced the state's Apiary Inspection Program will continue to have a seasonal part time inspector that will be assisting David Tremblay throughout the beekeeping season. The state inspector's contact information can be found on the VBA website under the Resources Tab. Click this link: State Inspector As required by The Vermont Statutes, Title 6, Chapter 172, it is the duty of every person having one or more colonies of bees in their possession or under their control to report the location of such colonies. It is essential that apiary inspectors know the locations of all colonies of bees in Vermont in order to effectively control honey bee diseases and pests. The Caffinated Lives of Bees Caffeine improves learning and memory in bees, as it does in people. Scientists know that. But, one might wonder, what do these laboratory findings mean in terms of the actual lives of bees? It's not as if a flower meadow is sprinkled with coffee shops. 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This was our most successful honey show for participation, with around 50 total entries for the various honey categories and cookery contest. We hope to keep growing the honey show for next year. Congratulations to this year's winners! The success of our Farm Show booth is due to the generosity of our members who donate their time to help staff the booth. We owe a big thank you to Paul Yanus for helping organize this year's booth, in addition to numerous volunteers: David Prior, Lynn Miles, Peter Reynolds, Richard Roy, Al Zelley, Lisa Newton, Danielle Hogan, Anne Bowers, Barb Saunders, Mike Crowely, Luck Maccormick, Ron Bartemy, Michelle Rauch, Hugh Gibson, Candace Pratt and Seamus Walch. Please thank these members for their generosity. More Articles... Franklin County Field Days Tools For Varroa Management HopGuard II Approved For Use in Vermont Help using the VBA Forums Honey Recipes - Across the Fence VBA 2013 Workshops Announced... 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Welcome back Mr. Freeman, Black mesa is now available on Early Access, Black Mesa is what we had all hoped half life source would have been, a total re invisoning of the Classic brought up to date with higher definition models, textures and more.
Crowbar collective state. "Making a game with the scope and scale of Black Mesa is a massive undertaking. Back in 2012 we made the decision to release what we had completed up to that point, and were blown away by the community's response, feedback, and improvements to our work. We want to keep that relationship alive and well by using Early Access as a tool for allowing our community to participate in the final phase of Black Mesa's development.
In addition, our ambitions go beyond the original Xen chapters found in Half-Life. We have a standard of quality that we have to achieve. Early Access allows us to commit resources to bring you the remaining chapters with the quality that you expect."
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This EA release sees you playing over 10 hours of single player campaign. Multiplayer deathmatch and team deathmatch with 6 completely re-imagined Half-Life 1 maps on the Source Engine.
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I am getting an error after installing Black Mesa, On a Rail/Surface Tension uncut, Xen Chapters and Hazard Course. When I load the mod from Steam, it says it can't load character system.
Reinstalling will help but I believe one of the mods integrated into the game somehow caused the issue.
Hands down best mod ever.
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will this ever be released like how blue shift or opposing force was so what im saying is is there a blackmesa blue shift or opposing force in development?
There is Operation: Black Mesa/Guard Duty in development by a different team. Operation: Black Mesa in a conversion of Opposing Force and Guard Duty is a conversion of Blue Shift.
Not sure about OpF, but Guard Duty is the original name for Blue Shift.
It is indeed but that's the name we are using for our remake of Blue Shift, Operation: Black Mesa is just a name, not tied to any old pre-release of OpFor.
With the Hazard Course released independently, I am hoping someone out there is re-creating the unofficial Xen mod for this Black Mesa mod rather than waiting for the main devs to finish it for the retail version of BS. Besides I don't think anyone would pay for the Indie version of Black Mesa unless it comes with Hazard Course and Uplink and the expanded play maps of On A Rail and Surface Tension.
If you like the ****** old version of xen, then someone already ported it: Moddb.com
Why do you think that the first BM releae taked so long? Because they do not wanted to release an unpolished product. Xen is the same situation.
A fast release = Piece of crap, fully of bugs (See Ubisof).
A slower release = Polished and optimized game.
Except for the fact thousands of people have already bought it. And more will especially when Xen is released. I doubt most mods are actually going to work non-Retail soon, since Retail is what everyone is using now.
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bold will make your reality a dream. thanks very much for watching. chris matthews picks things up right now. wanted. profiles in courage. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. remember john f. kennedy's book "profiles in courage"? it's about u.s. senators who had to cast courageous votes that some of the people back home didn't like. such a vote is coming soon to a senator near you. the issue, gun safety. the nra is out there working gun owners loading them up with the worst case scenarios.
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if someone does a background check on you, count on that person to turn in your name to washington. next step, the creation of the national registry of all guns and name and address of all those who bought them. this means the pressure is now on the senators, alarmed, in a personal sense by those young kids whose lives were wiped away at 6 years old. will they vote what they think is right or buckle to the national rifle association and to second amendment fanatics? tonight we debate the profiles in courage. those u.s. senators for whom the gun safety vote could make all the difference. mark glaze is the director of mayor bloomberg's group, mayor's against illegal guns. and jim johnson is the balmer county police chief and the chair of the national law enforcement partnership to prevent gun violence. chief, i want you to start with this question. what is at stake for law enforcement officials than having say, the background check? >> certainly the safety of americans is at stake here. certainly we know there are 30,000 people a year killed by firearms violence and a
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background check. nearly 6.6 million firearms each year are transferred without a background check. nearly 40% of all these firearms that go back and forth. police officers are killed each and every year by individuals who got their firearms outside of licensed firearms dealers. >> okay. let me go to mark. your group and mayor bloomberg are running a new ad in 13 states hoping to put the same kind of pressure on congress from your point of view, gun safety, that the nra does from the other side. those states happen to be the homes of key senators, especially democrats in red states who are crucial to getting background checks through. let's watch your ad. >> for me, guns are for hunting and protecting my family. i believe in the second amendment. and i'll fight to protect it. with rights come responsibilities. that's why i support comprehensive background checks so criminals and the dangerously mentally ill can't buy guns. that protects my rights and my family. >> tell congress don't protect
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criminals, vote to protect gun rights and our families with comprehensive background checks. demand action now. >> the ad was meant by -- actually met by a statement this afternoon from arkansas democratic senator mark pryor who said simply "i don't take gun advice from the mayor of new york city. i listen to arkansans." that is kind of thing i think wayne lapierre was pushing on sunday on "meet the press." pushing the idea it's about mike bloomberg, not about your own safety from guns. >> well, a couple of things. that's all we can ask for is pryor listens to arkansans. they think every gun buyer should get a background check no matter who they buy the gun from or where they buy it. this get background checks because they buy them at licensed dealers. if you buy the gun online or buy
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the gun at a gun show, there's no background check. that's where the criminals and seriously mentally ill go to get their guns. all we want is to close that loophole. we think it's going to happen and think it will happen with senator pryor's support. >> what do you think of lapierre yesterday? he is trying to make it one of these country mice against the city mice. he's trying to basically say if you want to sand up against your community against the big shots from gotham, you can vote for more guns. you know what's going on here. >> if wayne lapierre is the country mouse, he may be the only making money to preach the kind of stuff he preached yesterday. he tries to make this about mime bloomberg and nra. that's a waste of an important national moment when everybody in this country, nra member, gun owner, and person who has never looked at a gun in their life, aught to be having a conversation about where there is common ground. in discussing this with people out in the country since newtown
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and for the past five years. despite what you hear on news programs, there's actually an enormous and pretty durable consensus about what you would do if you wanted to save a lot of lives but at the same time respect the rights of law-abiding citizens. it's background checks. that's what everyone agrees on. >> i think they do. the numbers sure prove it. anyway, mayor mike bloomberg of new york argued yesterday the public is on his side when it comes to background checks in particular. polls show nine out of ten americans support the background check. lapierre chose to blame the messenger andmayor, himself. here he is, himself. let's watch. >> i don't think there's every been an issue where the public has spoken so clearly where congress hasn't eventually understood and done the right thing. if 39 90% of the public wants something and their representatives vote against that, common sense says they're going to have a price to pay for that. >> he can't spend enough of his $27 billion to try to impose his
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will on the american public. they don't want him in their restaurants. they don't want him in their homes. they don't want him telling them what food to eat. they sure don't want him telling tell what defense firearms to own. and he can't buy america. >> chief, back in the '60s when we had some gun control, safe streets act, it was aimed at criminals, people who were professional professional criminals who were heavily armed. a chance to fight crime by using gun control. the right has sort of kidnapped that argument in a way. i want your reaction to that. you need a gun to protect yourself because the cops won't do it. >> certainly all across america today, law enforcement responds to hundreds of thousands of calls for service. lives are lost. police officers' lives are lost each and every year defending our society. look, i'm a protector like many law enforcement officers across the nation. elected officials and the citizens have asked us, what can we do to make our nation a safer place? and background checks is one
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effective way of making that happen. a capacity on these magazines and certainly we continue to be seeking a ban on these assault weapons as well. in this case, bloomberg is on the mark. >> what do you do when you get a call there's some criminal out there, an assailant of some kind who's got a semiautomatic weapon in his hands? what do you do? do you have to escalate the police response? have to arm men up to the teeth? how do you do it? i want to give people a sense of this. what's a police patrolman carry in baltimore county? >> certainly what we've had to do over the years is we've upgraded from a resolver i used to carry and i was a rookie officer to a semiautomatic weapon. we've used the shotgun in place for many years. we upgraded to a patrol rifle, an assault rifle with a magazine of about 30. in fact, i don't think there's any place where more than 30 in law enforcement for a number of reasons. but in baltimore county, we've had shootings at police officers using an assault weapon.
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and frankly, you don't take a semiautomatic pistol to an assault weapons fight. you just can't do it. you have to upgrade your weaponry as well. >> you started with a .38. a special. believe it or not, i used to carry one of them when i was a capitol policeman. i was checked out. that is real escalation. i want to get back to mark on this. if you think about the way this thing has been fought, i'd fight it the way you are fighting it with the mayors, the pitch on television which is the good guys don't need these kind of guns. i mean, the bad guys don't need to keep them. they're the guns that are going to kill you. whether a person has a mental, emotional problem, or a professional criminal. they're the ones who want these guns. they want to get them illegalil, undercover, want to get them from suitcases at some hotel somewhere. that's what you have to keep fighting it seems to me. >> that's exactly right. as much as the nra wants to make this about mayor bloomberg, this is about 900 mayors around the
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country. police chiefs. thousands of gun violence survivors. leaders of clergy. university presidents. everybody you can imagine coming together and saying, look, the problem is not that, you know, there are too many good guys who don't have guns. the problem is that sometimes the good guys like police die because bad guys also have guns and we make it far too easy for them to get them though it's been illegal under federal law for 40 years for people with a rap sheet to buy a gun, but they go somewhere other than a licensed dealer and get them all the time. pretty modest reform. >> let's talk about something -- i really respect bob casey, the senator from pennsylvania. he's going through it -- i met his wife the other night at the st. patrick's day party. here's a guy who's really going through a serious development here. bob casey, who had been an "a" to "b" plus member of the nra. support he's gotten at home after the newtown shootings. here he is on "morning show." let's watch. >> a lot of criticism, but that's -- but also support.
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that's the way it is in our state. it's a pretty -- it's a tough issue for people in our state. but i think for me the criticism or the impact of that criticism will come over time. this isn't a question of taking guns away or confiscation. none of these measures would have the impact of in any way taking away someone's right to bear arms, to protect themselves, to hunt, or to do anything really. if you take a step now that could prevent one more newtown ten years from now, 350 years from now, i want to be able to say when i had that vote, i moved in that direction as opposed to staying in the lane i was in. >> chief johnson, how important is that voice we just heard? >> i think it's very significant, and frankly, law enforcement across the nation from small towns to major city chiefs, strongly believe a national background check is necessary. look, there's been a lot of improvement over the years adding infrastructure into the
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system to help keep prohibitive purchasers from getting these guns. we need to do more. this measure will save lives across this great nation. >> thank ryou very much. we haven't had a chance to go to karl rove. karl rove is out there demagoguing this issue saying if you have background check you're going to have a national registry and confiscation is just down the road. thank you, mark. we have to keep up this fight. thank you, chief. coming up, the biggest week ever on gay marriage. the supreme court is hearing two cases this week. one on california's prop 8. the other on the defense of marriage act, doma. will the supreme court follow public opinion? or will it stand and yell, stop? in the 1970s the republican party began two decades in the wilderness when it swung too far to the left from where the country was at the time. now it's the republican party's turn. new polling suggests the gop is at its worst. the hard right is trying to keep itself in office and the party out of the white house, it
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seems. remember last year how republicans were insisting all the calls were dead wrong right up until mitt romney actually lost? with those numbers? and even after that? well, they're at it again. now it's the polls on gay marriage that are wrong they say. all those polls are wrong. don't believe a word of them, they say. finally, let me finish with people who were the cheerleaders, when their job was to be referee. the press. in the buildup to the iraq war. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. omnipotent of opportunity.
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of people. look, do you want to get something done? then stop scaring people. don't say we're going to keep a registry of all these guns. let's not make it so impracticable -- >> you're scaring people with this orwellian sense that black helicopters and the government, if we register gun, are going to confiscate americans' guns. that kind of paranoia -- >> with all due respect, it is not paranoia. >> who's going to confiscate all the guns? >> people have a fear of this. why do it? why do you need it? >> i guess we're all fair game now, carl. vo: always one step ahead with an intuitive motion activated lid and seat, bold makes sure you'll never have to ask him again. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air.
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s welcome back to "hardball." it's a historic week at the supreme court, as two major gay marriage cases land before the judges tomorrow. the judges hear arguments over whether california's gay marriage ban, prop 8 out there, could lead to marriage rights for -- their citizen could lead to marriage rights for same-sex couples all over the 50 states. the second case comes wednesday. that will determine whether the federal defense of marriage act, doma, is even constitutional.
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a legal showdown comes at a unique time in history of the gay rights movement. a majority of americans now back marriage rights for everyone. among young people the numbers are overoverwhelming. a recent "washington post"/abc poll shows how the tide of history has turned on this question. take a look at the shift here. nine years ago only 10% of self-identified conservative people backed marriage equality. today 33%. that's the big change. among catholic, supporters are going up by 19 points. among minorities, up 28 points. what a change. anyway, today that figure is 61% now. anyway, will the courts be equally guided by the winds of change? we'll find out soon. theodore is one of the elite attorneys in the prop 8 case representing the two couples fighting the california ban. and joe is an old friend of this show, he's a partner of the consulting firm gavin. he's a former president of the human rights campaign. joe, thank you for coming back.
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you're like the daniel boone of this movement. you go back so far. i've known you 15, 20 years. when a lot of us thought of marriage way back when, a lot of people said, don't push it too far, don't let that be the issue. things like that. what is your sense right now? by the way, let's talk about what really broke today. today two u.s. senators became the latest elected officials at a very high level to come out in support of marriage equality. claire mccaskill wrote, "i've come to the conclusion o. my views on this subject have changed over time, but as many of my trends, i find myself unable to look them in the eye without honestly confronting this uncomfortable inequality." what do you make? this tide is turning here. >> one of the most powerful things i think central to all of this is this atmosphere of inevitability that has been created.
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and that people feel, senator mccaskill, senator warner. back to the president. really, back to the fight in new york where so many different people, barbara bush, the daughter of the former president, sports figures, all felt the need to come out and be in support of marriage and ultimately to stand on the right side of history. as those people come out, they lend to this atmosphere of inevitability. that i think has built up and built up and really nobody i think has played more of a role in that than the folks that ted ande and others have represented. >> i had a ski instructor once who said first there's the terror, then the horror, then the accident. i think a lot of people feared this. there was a lot of unclear, unknown fear. once people see it in all these states, they go, i don't feel pain because of this, this isn't bothering me, right? >> not only do they not feel any pain, but the other thing we have on our side is the passage of time. as time goes by, they see that these arguments that the opposition have made have fallen by the wayside. we were talking earlier that you
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can't find a consistent argument over this. >> that's what i want to get to. the prop 8 case went to the appellate, the ninth circuit out there. nobody could come up with a good argument against it. explain how that's going to play into the debate this week. >> when we put this on trial, which was really unusual. we had a 12-day trial, now has been 3 years ago. the arguments ruled out were different than during the campaign. first, protect your children from being caught in school about gay marriage. they switched to another argument. they abandoned that. they can't stick to a rationale. this is harming people, harming their children, excluding our clients and millions of americans from this cherished institution of marriage for no reason. >> tell me about your clients. >> they're wonderful. two couples. i've known them for years. >> male or female? >> one female, one couple lesbian lesbians. fabulous people. they're in love. they want to get married. >> how long have they been
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together? >> both over a decade. both couples. sandy and chris have four boys. four children they're raising. they just want to be like everybody else. >> they were legally married, right? >> they were married in the first go-round. those were invalidated. they had it given to them and taken away. >> what's your best argument, once you give a right you can't take it back? once you give them effective rights? >> really there's a fundamental right to marry everybody has. the supreme court recognized this over a dozen times. and our clients are being discriminate ed against for no rational justification tomorrow. >> no justice will be watched more closely than anthony kennedy. kennedy penned the court's two major decisions supporting gay rights but is also known as a strong libertarian conservative. constitutional law scholar epps wrote in "the atlanta," "i have little doubt his heart is telling kennedy to strike down doma and leave prop 8 alone.
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it's possible that opinion as the justices say, won't write, meaning that there's no way for kennedy to embrace state authority over marriage without saying something bad about gays ands that he has always been unwilling to do." i watched him in the lawrence case in texas about bans on, what's that term? sodomy? and all that stuff is thrown out. once you throw that out, there's no argument against same-sex marriage. >> right. yeah. i defer to ted on reading the tea leaves of the court. >> what's your impassion for the case? what do you say for people who are against this? >> what do i say for people who are against it? look. i think at the end of the day as more and more of us come forward and help people understand the circumstances of our lives and the genuine inequities we face in the absence of marriage, and what is so important to remind people is that the civil institution of marriage is in place when we need it, when we are at our most vulnerable,
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looking out for one another's welfare, one another's health care. those are things people don't think about when they think about the institution of marriage and why the institution of marriage is so important. we seek to build families and homes and build a safety net around one another like everybody else does. we ought to be able to enjoy the same rights and responsibilities of everyone else. >> that's the constitutional argument. it seems to me it's about liberty. liberty clause in the 14th amendment. >> i've heard you say that before and i've always agreed with you. in the lawrence case, talked about liberty, autonomy, dignity. these are people who want to be free and be like everybody else and these laws restrict that and it puts a stamp of a badge of inferiority on those couples and on their children. it's causing harm. the evidence we had at the trial, undisputed. children will be better off. their own expert, our opponent said children will be better off. he even said we'd be more american as a nation the day we recognize these unions as marriage. >> can you cite the declaration? >> we did in the conclusion of
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our belief. >> it is our founding document. lincoln was right. four score and seven years ago. you can't beat the declaration. it's better than the constitution. thank you, as always. good luck in court. up next, remember when republicans said the polls were skewed and mitt romney was really going to win the election? they're at it again. the same crowd. this time marriage equality. all these numbers are wrong, don't believe a word of them. that's what they're saying. gary bower. don't believe a word he says. anyway, this is "hardball." the place for politics.
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58% said it should be legal. just 36% illegal. enter gary bower. president of the american values. a conservative group opposed to gay marriage. on fox yesterday, bower was asked whether he was concerned that public opinion does not line up with his group's position. >> do you worry that this only puts the republican party further out of touch with the mainstream of american voters? >> no, i'm not worried about it because the polls are skews, chris. just this past november, four states, very liberal states, voted on this issue. my side lost all four of those votes. but my side had 45%, 46% of the vote in all four of those liberal states. in fact, those marriage amendments that i supported that would keep marriage a man and a woman outran mitt romney and four liberal states by average of four points. >> all right. >> even though the anti-marriage amendments he mentioned did better than romney, they did
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lost. that's another not so winning argument for gary. an interesting side note on this week's supreme court hearings on gay marriage. tuesday's hearing will be about prop 8, the california law that bans gay marriage. one audience member in particular has a personal connection. jean, a 48-year-old gay resident who wants the right to marry her partner. she's the first cousin of chief justice john roberts. she does not know her cousin's position on same sax marriage. she told "the l.a. times," "i believe he sees where the tide is going. i do trust him. i absolutely trust he will go in a good direction." next, here's a couple words you wouldn't expect to be at all related. "star trek" and the irs. here goes. the irs is facing backlash from congress for spending $60,000 on instructional videos in 2010. and one of those instructional videos was a "star trek" par od starring irs employees. the video is now making the
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rounds. >> what is it, bob? >> i just received emergency medical distress call from the planet. chris, they're dying down there. some newfangled disease. i've never seen anything like it. >> they call it the tax gap. >> engineering to get us back to earth as fast as they can. everybody, grab your strategic plans and get ready to beam down. >> shall i wear a ski cap to cover my ears, captain? >> nah, the ears are fine. >> the irs now says that video is not reflective of overall irs video efforts and they have put new standards in place. by the way, the other part of the $60,000 cost was a training video in the form of a "gilligan's island" spoof. finally, the unexpected result of chris christie getting a visit from former nba star shaquille o'neal? from "new york" magazine, "chris christie has to find a way to make shaq his running mate while shaq is in no way qualified to run the country, he is, however, an extremely large person. all christie has to do is stand
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33% of americans have a favorable view of the party. one in three. 58% judges them unfavorably. that's the lowest favorability for republicans in 20 years. the same pew study finds, the same percentage that views them unfavorably. in a "washington post" article, he said he recently found out that only the percentage of people self-identifying as republicans hit historic levels but within that smaller base, the traditional divides between pro-business, economic conservatives, and social conservatives fnarrowed. they stand on the tea party with taxes and spending, and abortion rights and same-sex marriage. howard fineman is the editorial director for "the huffington post." its media group. joy reid, grio.com. both msnbc political analysts. this is something i never knew and now i know. you and i, and you i think got used to this, too, that there
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are, joy, that there are two kinds of republicans. there's the two-fisted business guy, usually a man, who wants to make money, he wants lower taxes, less regulation. that's the reason he's a republican. you have the evangelical republican, religion comes from church, basic moral beliefs. according in this poll, they're the same people. better than that, the business conservatives buy into the cultural issues. cultural driven people buy into the business issues. it's heterogeneous. >> it's heterogeneous internally but they turned inward. a generation ago the republican party reached outward and reached to people who had been democrats. they expanded demographically because they got a lot of catholics, got northern catholics in the party who hadn't been there before and got southerners who had been democrats and who were economically diverse. there were a lot of working class and middle class democrats who came over to the republican party. so they were expanding a generation ago by reaching out. what's happened now, because of
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ideology, because of the focus on ideology, these two groups look for ideological overlaps and that's all they talk about. that's all they talk about. in common areas they can agree, whether it's abortion or guns or r lower taxes. they're talking to each other, not to the whole country. >> this is getting to be like a diner that only serves one meal. you know, i mean, you want the blue-plate special, lady, or not? don't want the ham and eggs? what's your problem? go to the republican party, buy into pro-life -- i don't like that phrase, but pro-life, antiabortion rights. you have the anti-same-sex marriage and have to be for the tax breaks in the world and buy into that thing and have to dislike the 47%. it seems like you're asking people to buy a whole lot and agree on all this stuff they're selling to go in. >> chris, i think what's happened in part is that success of conservative media has in a lot of ways served to isolate the republican party. i think you're absolutely right. these wings of the party are narrowly focused and spoken to
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by a small set of media, a sense of displacement and real resentment. i think the common thread that runs through these groups is a sense they're out of place in their country. you have social conservatives seeing the culture war slipping away. they are lost. talking about abortion being something most americans believe should be illegal. conservatives who want to hold on to their medicare and medicaid. they believe immigrants, minorities are soaking up benefits they feel they work hard for and deserve. this resentment against others. think that crystalized when barack obama who in a lot of ways the person of him embodies a lot of resentments a lot of folks have, that allowed it to spill out. that combination of media and somebody they can identify as the enemy, somebody like barack obama. it has driven them into a small corner. literally like howard said,
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they're only able to communicate with each other. >> i don't think we've seen anything in america since fdr where the republicans hated him, just hated him. >> by the way, the tone within that group on the gun debate exemplifies this. it's very angry, it's very scared, and if you go on the nra website, for example, they claim to be speaking for this lost sector that joy is talking about. and they're trying to tie defense of gun rights into it which i think is a dangerous thing and it sounds pretty scary, actually. >> look at these numbers, howard and joy. take a look. republicans won five of the six presidential elections from 1968 through '88. during that time, the gop average, look at these numbers, 417 electoral votes in the elections, down to the democrats, 113. they beat the democrats on average by more than 300 electoral votes during that heyday. in the next six elections from '92 through last year the
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republican electoral vote average fell to 211. democrats zoomed up to 327. here's another way to look at the shift in that same period. in the earlier presidential six elections, four states, vermont, new jersey, illinois, and california voted republican every time, in the last six they voted democratic every time. the states account for 92 electoral votes. i'm amazed vermont once was republican. i keep thinking of ben & jerry's and bernie sanders. >> it's no accident to me, chris, this began to shift with bill clinton. bill clinton very much made it his mission to move the democratic party, quote, to the middle. you know, that was the democratic leadership council. they're not going to give up on the south. even today bill clinton is obsessed with this notion of the sorting out of america. he's always referring to bill bishop's book. when i saw clinton the other week, he mentioned it to me. meaning the country is disaggregating. if bill clinton stood for
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anything, it was to try to end that kind of thing. he didn't succeed, but he began to lay the groundwork for the type of campaign barack obama ran and won two elections on. >> fascinated by this moment. >> yeah. >> he came up to you, the former president. >> we were talking. >> kriz mcharismatic gentleman. he came up to you and said, howard -- >> he mentioned it out of the blue. there was a reason for that. we were in kentucky talking about the possibility of somebody like ashley judd running and is it possible for kentucky to get a democratic message these days of a national democratic message or not? at least the democrats are thinking in that way. that's my point. the republicans right now don't seem -- >> they're holding on. >> they're holding on. if you read that report, that $10 million report they did, it doesn't -- >> joy, you know, remember -- i don't know if you're old enough to remember the story about the dog food. a great can, great label, great name, but the dog wouldn't eat the dog food because they didn't like it. content or packaging? it's not packaging. their salesmanship they think is
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the problem. reince priebus doesn't think he's a good salesman. it seems like it's the product. it seems like the message has gotten through. that 47% thing, you know, that got out there, thanks to david corn and others and jimmy carter's grandson and that waiter, bartender, that was the real message. >> absolutely. what was that about? that was about saying the question that was asked before mitt romney answered with that famous infamous 47% was how can we get those people to take care of themselves? why do they want to be dependent and bailed out by us? it was resentment. the sense of resentment drives republican politics right now. the reason that those numbers are so small in terms of electoral votes is because the republican party, and it's not in this report, it's becoming a party of the south and of that middle part of the country where each state has maybe four, five, six electoral college votes. republicans can't win in the big cities, the big metropolitan areas. they're becoming rural and southern. it's really no surprise the message is starting to sound very confederate, very alienated and very sort of almost as if
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they're part of the country, their part of the country is at war with this new america they don't understand and resent. >> the next logical step is to disaggregate the electoral votes in individual states. >> exactly. >> there's a drive in pennsylvania now by republicans -- >> i know. >> -- to say let's not have a statewide cae tally on elect ra votes. >> i know what they're doing. they know what they're doing. anybody of any color, white or brown or black ought to notice what it's about. it's about race. >> they don't understand, if they go in that direction, they're driving themselves further -- >> the whole message to minorities, we're trying to disenfranchise you. come up with a new literacy text -- >> they'll stick with rural areas where no people are. >> thank you, guys. thank you, howard. you're all right. thank you, joy. he's more vintage like me.
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inadequately sourced, unskektal stories about saddam's weapons capabili capabilities. the stories were rewarded with lavish front page display. "times" also wrote a lot of very good stories. more skeptical stories. those tended to be on page a-13. >> that's our story tonight. welcome back to"hardball." that's the great bill keller on story placement in the lead up to war. the editorial decisions wound up playing great weight in getting the public to support the war. for example, it's pointed out that there was some skeptical coverage but often buried inside the paper, like this article which ran on page a-13 the day before we invaded iraq. "bush clings to dubious allegations to go to war with iraq" and in the three days before we went to war, "the washington post" put, audacious
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mission, awesome risks. but buried inside that he hedit u.s. lacks specifics on ban to arms, missteps to failed diplomacy. david corn, "mother jones" and now salon's editor at large, both msnbc analysts. joan, you've been editing and the media writer for "the washington post," admitting now and it's way too late, more piz zaz or embedding, whatever you want to call it, joining the troops. harvest of shame and things like that, point of order that we
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identify with which was critical journalism, not rah-rah journalism. >> that's right. there's a line in it that says, well, the press wasn't a success but it wasn't a failure either and it made me think about kids' t-ball games where nobody's a loser, everybody's a winner in. i think there's a revisionism that goes on where it says a lot of reporters did their jobs and that's true and that's great and those people all deserve their credit but the most damming thing in that entire piece is the great walter pinkus wrote a lot of critical things for "the washington post," was a skeptic of the war and he averaged page a-18 for his wonderful coverage. well, as you said, all of the whiz bang, goalie gee, raw, raw stuff was on the front page of the "new york times" and "the
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washington post," by and large. >> by the way, it was only in the days after we realized there was no nuclear weapons or any kind of wmd in iraq after the invasion that people like pinkus and dana milbank said, wait a minute, all along we should have done this. >> for a year prior to the invasion, jonathan, warren, and others were writing pieces very critical. >> all getting in the paper? >> well, not all. some chains weren't covering that stuff. ann walter and dana and others at "the washington post" in the run-up were coming up with really good stories. the new york sometimes would say suddam hussein has aluminum tubes used for nuclear bombs. then a few days later, the experts in the government discount this. that wasn't put on page a-1. it was put on page a-13 or 18.
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the reason it was done was two-fold. one, the editors "the washington post" didn't have full confidence in their own reporters. well, how do we know if they are really getting it right? also, the time, the emphasis and media at large was going in favor of the bush argument. >> why? >> because -- >> bottom line here, what happened? >> because it was after ni9/11 d it was easier to go along -- ben bradley had this great line. the hardest thing in the world for a newspaper guy in washington is to call the president of the united states a liar. and that's what this would have entailed. the big story -- and this is what paul ferry, who i leak, he's done great stories, didn't get to, the big story at the time was at the white house, bush and cheney were perpetuating a gigantic swindle. >> the piece today, he points out the problem of any kind of
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journalist. if you're us autoing government sources to get to the real sources, even your favorites, the ones that are mavericks and honest with you, there weren't enough of them. you're not on the ground and looking around the spy agencies, the defense intelligence, a lot of those agencies like the c i'm a were skeptical of the war. maybe the top guy, george tenant wasn't. but the men in the troops in the belly of it were thinking about this war being b.s. >> yes, john wrote a subject about this and talked about the loneliness of being a new republic writer against the war. >> because there was a lot of push for word. >> and john was forced to write elsewhere about his doubts. but he was saying there were career cia, career state department people. there were cadres of people horrified of what was being done with their work but they weren't being paid attention to. >> thank you both. a lot more from us.
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Five lessons from the Big Ten's strong performance in the bowls.
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2. A shorter layoff and expansion aren't totally necessary for bowl success: The Big Ten's strong performance in the bowls might have put a damper on the expansion movement, at least for a little while. Many people both inside and outside the league have cited the long layoff before bowls and the lack of a championship game as detriments to postseason success. But this year, the layoffs seemed to benefit teams like Iowa and Ohio State as they prepared to face tricky offensive schemes. All four bowl winners started quickly in their games, showing no signs of sluggishness, and while Northwestern, Minnesota and Michigan State all fell behind in the first half, all three teams played competitive games. Expansion might benefit the league in the long run, but it doesn't automatically equal bowl wins or bowl losses.
3. Terrelle Pryor can be a complete quarterback: He's not quite there yet, but the Ohio State sophomore showed the nation what he could eventually become with a terrific effort against Oregon in the Rose Bowl. Pryor surprised everyone by coming out of the gate slinging the ball, and he made several clutch throws while maintaining his presence as an effective rusher and scrambler. Pryor recorded career highs in completions (23), attempts (37) and passing yards (266) as he outgained Oregon's entire team in yards (338-260). If Pryor continues to evolve as a passer, he'll contend for national honors in 2010.
4. Big Ten quarterbacks can be difference-makers: Quarterback play was a huge question mark in the Big Ten entering the season, and quite frankly, it didn't get much better after the games started. But several teams received big boosts from their signal-callers in the bowls. In addition to Pryor, Wisconsin's Scott Tolzien had an extremely efficient performance as he made tough throws and featured tight ends Lance Kendricks and Garrett Graham in a Champs Sports Bowl victory. Iowa's Ricky Stanzi more than made up for one major mistake with clutch passes and runs against Georgia Tech. Penn State's Daryll Clark notched the signature win he had waited for and led the game-winning drive against LSU. Northwestern's Mike Kafka had the ultimate Jekyll-and-Hyde performance against Auburn, but he totally carried the offense and nearly completed a miracle comeback.
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Skip to comments.Mexican cannibal kills, grills lover for breakfast
Posted on 12/16/2004 8:58:13 PM PST by Texaggie79
A Mexican man killed his lover in a drunken, drugged fight then cooked the man's body in tomato and onion sauce and ate it over three days.
Police found Gumaro de Dios Arias grilling human flesh for his breakfast, including part of a heart, when they raided a shack he lived in near the Caribbean beach resort of Playa del Carmen, a police chief said today.
"He was preparing stews. There was a grill where he was cooking part of the heart and bits he had cut off the body. It was terrible, terrible," said local police chief Martin Estrada, who was among a dozen police who raided the shack.
Arias told police the victim, a young man, arrived at his cardboard hut in a wasteland area with a mutual friend who then left the two of them drinking and taking drugs.
The pair had sex and afterward a fight broke out during which he killed the man with blows to the head, police said.
Police arrested Arias, 25, after a tip off.
"They said there was a person eating a person," Estrada said.
"We found him lying on a folding bed and to one side was the corpse which had been torn apart and which it seems he had been eating for three days," he told Reuters.
The corpse, which had its back ripped open and its innards pulled out, was missing various parts, like a thigh, he said.
what is it about homosexuality and cannibalism?
I dare say this man was not typical of Mexicans. In fact, it's probably more typical of Californians.
"what is it about homosexuality and cannibalism?"
A misunderstanding of "eat me?"
Jeffrey Dahmer knows. So does Congresmman Barney Frankfurter Franks.
But I do agree with your tag line :^)
actually dangus
remember the dope smuggler santeria/condumble cannibals in Matamoros back in the 80s....the leader was a Cuban though...queer as well as I recall.
they sacrificed and ate parts of druken Texas college students.
I understand it tasts a lot like monkey.
monkey is not very tasty in my view.
Homre con huevos...its what's for breakfast.
too many beeers again...
I don't know --- look at the Aztecs. This kind of thing was very typical of them.
Beats Mexican.
Unlike a certain other poster. With whome I agree with on the punishment being a bit harsh....
He was preparing Stew's . . . what?
Was his name raoul?
The question is: Did he f**k up his cooking or did he cook up his f**king?
Probably too much cilantro.
Played Counter Strike Source any?
Okay, okay, but how were the side dishes?
Was-writing-my-#28-while-you-were-posting-your-#25 disclaimer.
Great movie.
Actually I believe there is just as much sick twisted things done by straight people.... Some horrible things have been done to female prostitutes over the past few millennia.
oh my goodness,
but that is so funny.
Ravenous would be my pick for best cannibal movie.
cannibal the musical made by the south park guys is also pretty good :-)
I remember the cannibalized students story. A bit more of a spring break adventure than they bargained for.
"It was terrible, terrible,"
Okay, okay, but how were the side dishes?
Maybe you didn't read the last sentence of the article...there were no side dishes.
That's what's wrong with Hollywood today.
isn't one of the most prolific serial killers of all time a Russian woman?
I thought it was just Karl Malone who liked to "hunt Mexicans."
WOW! She'd go great "with a fine bottle of Chianti"... if I might quote Dr. Hannibal Lecture
and the local cops had been covering for the weed gang.
cannibal weed gangs...that surprised me too.
occult reaching out is quite common to Cuban and Colomobian narcos.....and Haitians...it goes without saying.
My ex-wife...The Grand Shrew do Brasil (a doppleganger for Salma Hayek and exact same gene pool btw) practiced all that shite.
Ive been saying that for years.But does anyone listen to ole freepatriot or put me in charge of a major hollywood studio? noooooooo.They just chase me around the room with butterfly nets and syringes full of thorazine.:-( somedays I wonder why I even bother trying to singlehandedly save the world :-)
"Okay, okay, but how were the side dishes?"
ROFLMAO! and you owe me one beer and a new keyboard.
I guess it's not a huge leap from Santeria type blood cults to cannibalism.
hey....a pretty girl will always brighten a homo-cannibal thread late at nite on the forum.
is that Bored Housewives chick Mexican too?
shame they don't all look like those....I might be more altruistic in my migra views.
She looks like a Tilly...
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Annapolis, Md. - The Virginia men's golf team tied for first place with Pennsylvania at the Navy Spring Invitational at the Naval Academy Golf Course. The two teams finished at 31-over 599. The Quakers won a playoff between the two teams for the event's championship trophy.
After shooting 10-over 294 during Saturday's first round, the Cavaliers posted a score of 21-over 305 Sunday.
Mac McLaughlin led Virginia with a ninth-place finish at 7-over 149. He shot 79 during the final round. David Pastore was 12th overall at 150. Denny McCarthy, Nick Tremps and Ji Soo Park all tied for 20th at 10-over 152.
McLaughlin's finish was his fourth top-10 performance of the season and also marked the fourth time this year he has led UVa in scoring. Pastore's showing was his best as a collegiate.
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Culture Change Under Way for UVA FootballFootball7/21/16Head coach Bronco Mendenhall, center Jackson Matteo and linebacker Micah Kiser represented Virginia at the ACC Football Kickoff on Thursday.Turner Embraces New Challenge at UVAMen's Lacrosse7/18/16Former UVA men's lacrosse standout Kip Turner is back at his alma mater as an assistant on new head coach Lars Tiffany's staff.Hunter Finds Comfort Zone at UVAMen's Basketball7/15/16The Virginia men's basketball team's freshman class includes De'Andre Hunter, a 6-7 forward from Philadelphia.
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A 1985 graduate of UVA, White worked at the Richmond Times-Dispatch until July 2009. He was honored six times as the state's Sportswriter of the Year.
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M. Golf | 6/24/2016
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M. Golf | 6/23/2016
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M. Golf | 6/21/2016
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M. Golf | 6/20/2016
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M. Golf | 6/15/2016
Rising senior men's golfer Derek Bard (New Hartford, N.Y.) and 2015 UVA graduate Denny McCarthy (...
Derek Bard Ties for 17th at NCAA Golf Championships
M. Golf | 5/30/2016
Virginia's Derek Bard tied for 17th in the individual competition at the 2016 NCAA Championships....
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M. Golf | 05/29/2016
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