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While he was not my first choice, he was the best choice for America considering the alternative. It would have been great if Senator Clinton had won the party's nomination and chose Senator Obama...
Here is the evidence you have been waiting for.
I'm going to start ordering the seasons from Netflex (I don't get cable). I have been interested for a while. I know what you mean about not wanting to know what is going to happen. I caught a part...
If any of them come around this forum, oroy runs them off.
Any man would have to have outstanding people skills to be successful in this industry, especially to run a one man operation. However,...
Who knew that if you mailed a pointy metal object without putting cardboard around it that mail sorting equipment would tear it apart. It was the thought that counted anyway. And a great idea it was,...
a 16 oz coffee is way too much to drink. I limit myself to only 2 cups. :D:D
The last picture I posted of the family pet was deleted. I don't think Lusker has changed his mind about that yet.
My kid can whip your Honor Kid's Butt.
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Makeup air was not a concern on this installation.
I dreamed no one received the lapel pins so you all just stuck a Chiquita banana sticker on your forehead. It all looked natural except the sweaty guy taking his shirt off and the other sweaty man...
Did you hear about the atheist that look into a taco shell and didn't see the face of anyone anything? Makes you wonder.
Is there a reason the post is not a millimeter longer?
East & North?
I did the math and came up with red hammer.
In the late 60's I saved some time in a bottle. I am not sure what will happed when I open it.
I submitted my telpathic request yesterday.
I see the head of a goat. What's up with that?
If time (since the big bang) was a line as long as a football field, man's existence could be represented by the width of a thread laid across that line.
This thread will never be delete. Enjoy.
As usual you guessed wrong. Since you brought up the subject there were more people killed by drunk drivers last year than in Iraq since the invasion first began.
While drunk and otherwise...
Here's an idea: When there is a HVAC convention or trade show is someone's area a member could start a thread and coordinate HVAC-Talk members to meet for coffee before going in. Or, set up a booth...
My wife makes the family budget easy for me. The amout I make every week is the amout she wants.
The associates and moderators are doing a great job of keeping email links out of this site, but what about your own website. You want visitors to be able to simply click on a link or icon to...
A little more pricy, but I found this site:
I have my PC set to receive automatic updates from Microsoft. Apparently the last automatic download was an upgrade which causes Internet Explorer to treat any link that is coded to open in a new...
I have not bought from EBay yet. The few things I have looked twice at had positive feed back that looked to be all from the same person. Made me wonder. Ebay would be like any C2C business, buyer...
Note to Self: Nevada, delete this thread when your shift starts. :D
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During Happy hour. Beer and nuts.
No country should consider invading the USA unless they had good reason to believe the USA had WMD and evidence that the USA used WMD sometime in the past.
I haven't posted in almost a month. I noticed all the threads and post about my whereabouts and well being while I was away must have been deleted.
Hey! Anyone seen my bucket of chicken? And...
Put your name in the hat to be "Moderator for a day".
This thread is not about DICE, but he is gone now so everyone jump for joy.
Over 40,000 died in the Vietnam War (from beginning to end).
Over 40,000 die on American highways every year.
I have seen many protests against the war in Vietnam,
I have heard of many young...
Everyone brings joy to this site,
Some when they enter,
others when they leave.
Merry Christmas to all, and to all a Happy New Year
I would like to wish every one a very Merry Christmas. Especially BC1, Boss, Lusker, and Associates.
I'll let someone else take that one...:D:D
I was typing my reply as you posted yours. I have no problem with anyone here (I am a problem :) ) I pointed that out and posted for fun. Had I felt it...
You have a good point. There should be a place where the rules are relaxed and we can discuss America, Religion, and Politics.
And my photo of the family pet was deleted.
:D I have no "trolls" because I have no forum. I hope you will keep posting and "improving". If I may offer one last bit of advice: Ignor post that you don't like. You don't have to respond to...
I don't have to mark every tool. There is a sign on my tool box which reads, "If you value your life as much as I value my tools, leave them alone."
Spit it out!
The first time father put deer meat on the table he tried to get us to guess what it was. Finally he gave us this hint, "It's what your mother sometimes calls me." We all spit it out.
The sparks really flew when they first got together.
I can't believe this thread is going to be my legacy. And it all started because I thought one of my mothers might be gay. I should have bought a hand gun and went off topic.
Wife swaping was more fun when you didn't involve the kids.
I think his (hvacmama's) posting has really improved. Remember when he first started he tried to disguised himself by running all sentences and paragraphs together. After Lusker suggested that he...
I was hoping to learn something new like:
Georgia is the only state that starts with the letter G.
I wonder if there is a site where people are giving a certain brand of HVAC equipment the finger?
I just took the test again and this time I came up with Pink breast pump. Is that a tool?
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I havent posted for the past few days and with the holidays, (Friends, family, and having a life), I probably will not be online for the next couple of...


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How many moms out there are brestfeeding these days?
My mother is looking down on me for not wanting to brest feed but I'm going to have to be working pretty soon after the baby's born and I just think it will be easyer. What are...
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Self-defense is a human right.
This is a discussion on Utah says "No More" to Permits for Foreigners within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I am happy to see good discussion on this topic. What started this entire problem with Utah was when an instructor wanted to do a ...
I am happy to see good discussion on this topic.
What started this entire problem with Utah was when an instructor wanted to do a course in Israel. It is because they felt they couldn't get a good criminal record check from there.
One of the requirements for Canadians to get a Utah CCW (at least with the course I took) was to have a Canadian firearms permit. To get the Canadian permit the police do a criminal background check, check your references, need the agreement of your spouse....... really quite an extensive process.
Canadians have a fight on our hands just to keep what we have, no different than in places in the US like California. It is a familiar tactic to divide and conquer. What if Utah soon decides it is also too much work to issue to out of state, using the precedent of not issuing to out of country? Will everyone be singing the same tune?
Self-defense is a human right.
"So this is how liberty dies. With thunderous applause."
- Senator Padmé Amidala, "Revenge of the Sith"
"Killers who are not deterred by laws against murder are not going to be deterred by laws against guns. " - Robert A. Levy
"A license to carry a concealed weapon does not make you a free-lance policeman." - Florida Div. of Licensing
1st post here guys!
anyways here in canada owning a gun is a privilage NOT a right it takes months to get a permit to buy a rifle/shotgun to own a handgun you must be a 'collector" or a target shooter you think your 10 day wait for a pistol is bad.....
to buy a handgun in canada you pay, the store phones in the transfer to the feds the feds approve it ..then it goes to the province you live in they make sure you are a collecter/or target shooter they mail you a transfer approved form AND a ATT form the ATT allows you to transport the pistol from the store to your home ONLY the pistol must be unloaded with a trigger lock on it and locked in a case total time from buying gun to bringing it home up to 2 months lately 3 weeks
to go the the range you need another ATT allowing you to go to any government approved range in your province straight there and straight home
We would love it up here if you Americans could carry here we are fighting tooth and nail through just to be allowed to own handguns a few years ago former Prime Minister Paul Martin promised if re-elected to BAN all handguns in canada we were lucky that time..he lost
take the restrictive laws in CA and time them by 10 to equal the stupid canadian gun laws
I am a Canadian with a Utah CCW permit. I lived legally in the United States for years, but currently reside in Canada. Presumably, the State of Utah has changed its mind and does not intend to let me renew my permit when it expires. The impending denial of my CCW renewal comes despite the fact that I have no criminal history whatsoever: not even a minor blip during my years of youthful exuberance.
By the way, any statements by Utah BCI to the effect that they can't do an adequate background check on me is false. Canada's criminal database is completely accessible to U.S. authorities through a reciprocal agreement, and Utah BCI knows this. Truth be told, if the Utah BCI would dare to tell it, is that the hundreds of Canadians with Utah CCW permits all have exemplary records and are exceptionally law abiding people.
So, the question is: if I'm traveling in America, as I enjoy doing, and some thug or drug addict threatens my life, should I be denied the right to protect myself? There have been examples of Canadian tourists being targeted by criminals, since they are deemed less likely to be armed. Do the powers that be want to guarantee criminals that my family and I are unarmed and vulnerable?
As a Canadian I do my bit to stand up for gun rights. Not only do I do this in Canada, but I'm also a member of the NRA. I belong to the NRA because I am a firm believer that people who support gun rights and personal liberties need to band together and present a united front. I hope people reading this thread will consider standing up for self defense and gun rights, and reject the idea that Canadian CCW permit holders are some sort of menace that needs to be eliminated from America.
"Courage is rightly esteemed the first of human qualities... because it is the quality which guarantees all others." -- Winston Churchill
I agree that Self-Defense is human right and that everyone should be allowed to carry. Restricting foreignors from carrying handguns in the US only restricts law abiding foreignors from carrying.
And then there was the first trip we took in 1988 to visit my wife's family in the Philippines. I asked here about packing my 1911 along in the luggage and was told it was not a very good idea. Turned out to be excellent advise, as it was punishable by death to be found with an unregistered handgun at that time anywhere in the Philippines. You literally took your life in your hands in those post-Marcos days. We arrived in Feb. and there were multiple machine-gun nests set up around Manila Int. Airport and a lot of VERY nervous-looking individuals behind them! My wife, a dedicated shooter and firearms advocate herself, (and a very patient woman) told me on the way from the airport how glad she was that she was now an American citizen! You will never find an American more proud of this nation than she is! Should Utah (or any other state) grant CCW to Canadians (and others) who are found to be responsible and law-abiding? I have no problem with that scenario, as long as the requiremants are no less stringent than we apply to our own citizens. God bless. "Non Illigitimum Carborundum."
I just don't believe in telling another human being that I don't care about their God given right to self defense because their leaders don't care about mine.
It should be legal for EVERYONE to carry a gun.
The bad guys do regardless of our stupid laws.
Why do you want to penalize good people just because they come from another country?
If the SHTF, I hope everyone around is armed and able to help out.
fortiter in re, suaviter in modo (resolutely in action, gently in manner).
I am yet another one of the 1000 or so Canadians that have received a Utah permit. I also carry non-res permits from PA, Maine, and NH. The previous posters are all correct. Your law enforcement services can access our CPIC system the same way ours can access your NCIC. My prints are on file with FBI from my Utah application, and I had to send an RCMP criminal (or lack thereof) history for another one of my permits. Getting a Canadian firearms licence and then a handgun LEGALLY here is a long drawn out process.
I and others are pushing for the same "rights" you guys (and gals) down south take for granted. We have no 2A, and no major lobby like the NRA to help us (yes, I'm a member anyway).
So cut us some slack. We're children of a common mother (saw that one on a border sign) and partners in Nafta, Norad, and Nato. Our guys are on the ground with your guys in Afghanistan. We should all be on the same side with this one.
CCW permit holder for Idaho, Utah, Pennsylvania, Maine and New Hampshire. I can carry in your country but not my own.
I for one do appreciate having friendly neighbors to the north. and you are more than welcome to come and visit. and when you visit you most definitely deserve the right to defend yourself. I personally believe this is a result of Utah resources being flooded with non resident permits and not being able to keep up with the demand. Have you considered how many people have been trying to get a Utah permit. I hope something can be done to rectify this terrible outcome. I think Utah just needs some help processing all these permits. Keep up the fight in the north as we would all like to protect our selfs when we come there to visit also.
do what you can with what you have where you are at (theodore roosevelt)
seems to me like we have a bunch of closet anti's here.
Anti's are generally interested in taking away OTHER PEOPLES guns. Look at all the big ones out there, with their armed protection. Look at Feinstein with her San Fransisco CCW.
That's how it starts. They always take the guns away from someone else. So, the people not affected think it's 'reasonable'.
Non citizens today.
People late paying taxes tomorrow. (hey, you're undermining the strength of the government, ergo the strength of the country)
What about speeders? If they cant be responsible with a car (a deadly weapon), how can they be responsible with a gun?
College degree holder only?
Ex Military only?
3 gun maximum?
Class III firearms?
People convicted of ANY crime (and speeding is a class 3 misdemeanor in Texas)
People who avoid Jury duty?
People who don't vote?
People who dont go to church?
People who LIVE with anyone who comitted any crime?
People who have ever had a gun stolen? If you can't look after them.....
If I thought about it more, I could detail a more gradual path.
Every one has a right to defend themselves. It has nothing to do with where you happened to be born. unfortunately, some governments don't see it that way. that's not the fault of the visitor. They clearly think the same as everyone here. Thats why they want to carry.
If you want to take a gun away from an honest law abiding person, you are an anti. Period.
The second amendment isn't a country club.
Very well put! These rights are NOT a privilege allowed by The Constitution of the U.S., for only us citizens of the U.S. They are a partial ENUMERATION of universal rights afforded everybody regardless of country of origin or residence the instant they are born.
The Second Amendment:
"A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the People to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."
Not Citizens, People. Why? because the bill of rights does not grant any rights to Citizens, it limits the Federal Government from infringing the existing God given rights of all people.
But surely our founding fathers meant Citizens when the wrote People, right?
Wrong: the Constitution makes a clear distinction between Citizens and all People, referring to Citizens only in regards to eligibility for election as Representative, Senator, Vice-President or President and for the right to vote.
First rule of a gunfight: Carry a gun
Al Qeada
Russian Mafia
Mexican Drug Dealers
Foreigners that deserve to be given guns without any background checks whatsoever.
While you are at it, please bring the Poor abused Gitmo prisioners to the Mainland so they can post bail and live in a halfway house near you and open the borders to anybody who wants to come in.
Imagine any of the above acquiring guns freely and then commiting mass murder. Then imagine that it was found out that they all had permits that DID NOT covered a background check? Lots of foof for the Bradys!
There HAS to be some sort of way & control. We cannot just give guns to anybody that requests them without covering our back or we will be commiting suicide with our rights. Public backslash would be so great that the Second Amendment would be buried deep and we all end up without guns
You have to make the shot when fire is smoking, people are screaming, dogs are barking, kids are crying and sirens are coming.
Randy Cain.
Ego will kill you. Leave it at home.
Signed: Me!
I also don't think there will be the public backlash you mentioned.
Look at the various polls after the VT tragedy. The majority got it right. I believe that the American people are not as stupid as the Brady's believe them to be.
These feel good rules only deprive good people of the right to have a gun.
I for one don't want to say to good people, "sorry, you can't defend yourself because I'm afraid of Mrs. Brady".
fortiter in re, suaviter in modo (resolutely in action, gently in manner).


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Utah Utes gymnastics: With a bevy of newcomers, Red Rocks will rely on veterans to show the way
Tom Smart, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY —The potential for a difficult season stares an oh-so-young Utah gymnastics team in the face as it prepares to host top-ranked, defending NCAA champion UCLA in the Huntsman Center on Friday night at 7 to open a tough 2011 schedule.
But also looking in on the fifth-ranked Utes is strong promise, with a freshmen class that includes 2008 Canadian Olympian Nansy Damianova and 2008 U.S. Olympic Team alternate Corrie Lothrop.
Co-coach Megan Marsden admits she transitioned from last April's NCAA championships, where the Utes finished sixth, to thinking with some reservation about the 2011 squad that is half freshmen.
"I was dreading it. I felt like it was going to be almost an insurmountable challenge to bring that many freshmen along," she said.
But after four months of pre
season work, "It's been a pleasant surprise," Marsden said. "It's just been a better year than what we thought it was going to be with so many new kids."
She credits seniors Kyndal Robarts, Gael Mackie and Jacq Johnson, along with junior Cortni Beers — Utah's new leadership council — for making the transition to college easier for the freshmen by genuinely befriending them.
"We have a good atmosphere and really great chemistry," said Robarts, the unquestioned on-floor leader and role model, a first-team All-American vaulter who was 2010 NCAA regional beam and all-around runner-up. "And so far, it's been the most fun preseason that I've had.
"The new girls bring a lot of energy, and it's fresh, and they work really hard — and they're good, too, so it's really encouraging. It makes being in here fun."
Mackie, a 2004 Canadian Olympian and later a member of her country's World Championships team, and Johnson, a two-year member of Team USA who was on the 2006 World Championships team, agree about this team's tight bonds.
And they are a big part of that.
Mackie's career has been fraught with injury, and last summer at her family's cabin, she stepped wrong and badly injured her good ankle. The other ankle kept her out of most events last year. But she's training all events again now and hopes to make big strides.
Co-coach Greg Marsden said she's already contributed in a way he never expected.
"She has taken some of the freshmen under her wing," he said. "It really surprised me. I didn't see this part of Gael until this year," he said.
"It makes me feel good, having a role like that," said Mackie.
"I think, with it being my last year, it kind of hit me. I remember as a freshman what the seniors were like, and I just kind of felt comfortable with that role, whereas before, I was the one that needed a leader."
Johnson, who's also never reached her potential because of injuries, reported to camp in the best shape of anyone on the team, giving them all something to think about.
"She won all of our strength testing when we reported back. She blew everybody else away on the total," said Greg Marsden, now in his 36th year as the Utes' coach.
"It is my last season, and I just wanted to put in everything I had over the summer to get into the best shape I could be so that I could have a really good senior season," said Johnson, who's, "Knock on wood, healthy for once."
Leadership brings with it accountability, and Robarts, Mackie and Johnson appear ready for that.
"Yeah, that's OK with me," said Robarts.
Mackie said thinking about the whole group during meets should help her, too.
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OLYMPIA, Wash. -- When Seattle quarterback Matt Hasselbeck plays in the Super Bowl on Sunday, Michigan's Department of Revenue will be waiting to intercept 3.4 percent of his earnings for the days he works in Detroit.
Hasselbeck's $8 million salary and potential $73,000 in payout from the NFL could force the Seattle signal-caller to hand off $10,000 in taxes to a state where he has no residence and no affiliation.
Like 19 other states, the Wolverine State imposes a "jock tax," which could cost the Seahawks nearly $300,000 just to play at Ford Field -- and that doesn't include every coach, trainer and water boy. Piling on, the city of Detroit leverages a 1.275 percent tax on athletes, which could bring in $200,000 for hosting the Super Bowl.
Washington is one of just four states -- along with Texas, Tennessee and Florida -- with major professional teams that don't have an income tax, and subsequently do not impose a jock tax on nonresident athletes.
That may soon change. Rep. Chris Strow, R-Clinton, has proposed a bill to impose a surcharge on out-of-state professional players when they play in Washington state.
"We have to try and protect our athletes," Strow said.
Strow's measure will be aired in the House Economic Development Committee today, just as the Seahawks settle into Detroit for Super Bowl media day. He doesn't give it much chance of passing this year.
Michigan's tax is on the low end of the spectrum. California levies up to a 9.3-percent rate, the highest in the nation. Pennsylvania, home of the Pittsburgh Steelers, charges 3.07 percent.
To abide by nonresident athlete tax laws, Hasselbeck would have to file forms in eight different states where he played this season (two exhibition, five more in the regular season and one playoff location). Hasselbeck's agent was unavailable Monday to confirm the anticipated filings.
To calculate athlete taxes, accountants must consider the number of active duty days in each state, the sliding tax scale and the daily salary with incentives.
"It's like you're publishing a book every year for these guys with all these miscellaneous filings," said Mike Rivello, a California-based accountant who works with a number of professional athletes.
Hasselbeck's lucky. With longer seasons in more cities, baseball, basketball and hockey players will face tax-form nightmares at the end of the season. Of the 24 states with major professional teams, 20 take aim at the salaries of athletes. For low-income competitors, like some professional soccer players or even skateboarders, the paperwork can make for quite the chore.
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Re: ACS GW Success!!!
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Just wanted to share my GW success with everyone. I'm soooooo excited!!!! A few months ago, I was under contract on a new home and my lender sent me an urgent email stating my FICO dropped 130 pts. I investigated why and there was a mistake from my credit union (i've since had fixed) and also a 60-day late from ACS (Jan 2011) I knew NOTHING about. I've always had a good payment history with them and I didn't realized I was late. Of course, this destroyed my new house plans but I was determined to bounce back even if it took a year or more....
After talking with a few people on this board, especially nyqutie, I decided to try and GW ACS. I contacted the angel there 3 weeks ago (sent 3 separate emails) and yesterday I received the following email:
I received your email and the requests you sent to the ACS Board of Directors. I am reviewing your account information and will be in touch by close of business tomorrow (Wednesday 4/27) with the outcome of my research.
I appreciate your patience while we completely look into your account information to see if there is any way to grant your request.
Needless to say, I was just excited to get a response. Well, here's what I received this morning:
I have researched your account and determined taking into consideration the overpayments you made, I am able to submit a request to clear the 60 day delinquency that was reported. To date you have been in repayment 52 months and the funds received were equal to 53 payments. Sufficient enough to make the adjustment.
I have submitted the request the three Major Credit Bureaus to remove the 60 day delinquency. Industry Standards allow 30-45 days for the bureaus to update the information.
If I can be of any further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.
WOOHOO!!!!!! I'm too thrilled! I'm on my way back to the 750+ club and to buying another home!!! Thanks again, nyqutie, for the info/encouragement and others of you for the encouragement!!!! If there's someone out there trying to get GW success, DON'T GIVE UP!! IT WORKS!!!!!!
Congratulations I could not be more happy for you. ACS was great to me as well got my lates removed and the representative I dealt with was A+++
You are right NEVER GIVE UP!
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The Good Thief (MP3 CD)
September 2009 Indie Next List
"Hannah Tinti's The Good Thief features an orphan, a con man, a giant zombie, a mad doctor, a dwarf, and a sinister factory. Need I say more? It takes a pretty incredible writer to create a 19th-century boy's adventure story with a wry, 21st-century sensibility. Once you begin, you'll be saying 'just one more chapter.'"
— Jessica Stockton, McNally Jackson Books, New York, NY
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"Ren, one of many orphans at Saint Anthony's Orphanage for boys, is approaching the age when he will be conscripted into the army. A swaggering Benjamin Nab appears and claims Ren as his long-lost brother. But, as soon as they are on the way, it is clear that Benjamin Nab is not anything he seems to be. Tinti has written a wonderful, compelling novel."
— Lyn Roberts, Square Books, Oxford, MS
Richly imagined, gothically spooky, and replete with the ingenious storytelling ability of a born novelist, The Good Thief introduces one of the most appealing young heroes in contemporary fiction and ratifies Hannah Tinti as one of our most exciting new talents. Twelve-year-old Ren is missing his left hand. How it was lost is a mystery that Ren has been trying to solve for his entire life, as well as who his parents are, and why he was abandoned as an infant at Saint Anthony's Orphanage for boys. He longs for a family to call his own and is terrified of the day he will be sent alone into the world. But then a young man named Benjamin Nab appears, claiming to be Ren's long-lost brother, and his convincing tale of how Ren lost his hand and his parents persuades the monks at the orphanage to release the boy and to give Ren some hope. But is Benjamin really who he says he is? Journeying through a New England of whaling towns and meadowed farmlands, Ren is introduced to a vibrant world of hardscrabble adventure filled with outrageous scam artists, grave robbers, and petty thieves. If he stays, Ren becomes one of them. If he goes, he's lost once again. As Ren begins to find clues to his hidden parentage he comes to suspect that Benjamin not only holds the key to his future, but to his past as well.
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Hannah Tinti s work has been published in Story, Alaska Quarterly Review, Story Quarterly, Sonora Review and is forthcoming in Epoch. She earned her M.A. from New York University's Graduate Creative Writing Program and has received residency fellowships from the Blue Mountain Center and Hedgebrook. Hannah Tinti s first book, a story collection called ANIMAL CRACKERS, was published by Dial Press in March 2004 and quickly went into a second printing. It was a runner up for the 2005 Hemingway Foundation/PEN Award. One of the stories ( Home Sweet Home ) appeared in BEST AMERICAN MYSTERY STORIES 2003.
William Dufris began his audio career in London, England. He co-found the audio production company The Story Circle, Ltd in the UK. In the US, he founded Mind's Eye Productions and co-founded Rocky Coast Radio Theatre in addition to The AudioComics Company, for which he is producer, director, actor and engineer. Durfis was nominated six times as a finalist for the APA's prestigious Audie Awards. He garnered eighteen Golden Earphones Awards through "AudioFile" magazine, which honored him as one of The Best Voices at the End of the Century. Of his work, "AudioFile" said, "William Dufris commands a dazzling array of voices that bring to life the dozens of audiobooks he's narrated." His audiobook credits include many of Newt Gingrich and William R. Forstchen, Ph.D.'s works, such as "Days of Infamy "and "Pearl Harbor", in addition to George McGovern's "Abraham Lincoln", Neal Stephenson's "Cryptonomicon" and John Scalzi's "The Ghost Bridges".
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STATE COLLEGE, PA. - Clergy hope to establish a branch of a Christian college near the Pennsylvania State University campus where students could take religion classes that would count toward graduation requirements.
The Rev. Paul Grabill, an Assemblies of God pastor who leads the effort, has not announced an arrangement with a specific Christian college but said he hopes to operate with accredited professors and 50 to 200 students by next year.
Penn State's undergraduate dean, Robert Pangborn, said communication with Grabill is preliminary and it's too soon to tell whether the university would grant credit to courses from the planned school.
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I'm getting my ass kicked by the Cyclops in Chapter 5. I can wait for him to attack and hit him in the eye when he's bent down but it's sucking up all my health potions. There's GOT to be a better way!
One thing that makes this easier is to drop the statue on the other end of the room on him. Kicking it into him after it's fallen is also a lot more effective than it should be.
I've also found that stabbing (forward and backward strong attack with a sword) is more effective, and sometimes results in a one-hit kill (with a fairly weak sword, without adrenaline).
Of course, this cyclops is completely optional. You can also come back after you place the Shantiri crystal -- if you visited a certain secret area earlier, you can smelt a very powerful sword later in the chapter.
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New York Times editorialist Maureen Dowd traveled to Denver to try some THC-laced cookies. Her experience was unpleasant. [more inside]
Maureen Dowd, plagiarist for The New York Times
Excerpt 1: More and more the timeline is raising the question of why, if the torture was to prevent terrorist attacks, it seemed to happen mainly during the period when we were looking for what was essentially political information to justify the invasion of Iraq. Excerpt 2: More and more the timeline is raising the question of why, if the torture was to prevent terrorist attacks, it seemed to happen mainly during the period when the Bush crowd was looking for what was essentially political information to justify the invasion of Iraq. Can you tell which is Josh Marshall writing on Talking Points Memo on May 14 and which is Maureen Dowd writing in The New York Times on May 16?
Is Maureen Dowd necessary?
Is Maureen Dowd necessary? Asks Katie Rolph (Slate). I'm not sure... but from a big article in the NY Times Magazine section last Sunday, to a spread in New York Magazine this week, all to support her new book release, she sure as hell seems to be everywhere these days. Rolph sums up Dowd pretty nicely, though:
... Dowd is extremely fond of clever stereotyping. But this strategy is better-suited to satirizing a real person (say, President Bush) than it is to offering insights into the already cartoonish "war" between the sexes. In Are Men Necessary? she gravitates toward quotes like this: "Deep down all men want the same thing: a virgin in a gingham dress," or "if there's one thing men fear it's a woman who uses her critical faculties..."Her shallow insights are sometimes amusing in the context of 250 word op-ed, but a whole book, press junket and PR tour? The woman who suggests that oedipal conflict is at the root of current US foreign policy speaks out on feminism and culture, and we're supposed to care? Strangely enough, I do. I must be hypnotized by the red hair.
I meant to just bitch to Cheney about it.
"Frankly, part of our problem is a lot of the press are afraid to travel very much, so they sit in Baghdad and they publish rumors," Paul Wolfowitz declared Tuesday - a slur that didn't sit well with a lot of journalists risking their lives in Baghdad and elsewhere in Iraq. After callouts from Howard Kurtz, Maureen Dowd and Editor & Publisher's new rabble-rousing chief, Greg Mitchell, Wolfowitz has submitted an apology. (PDF version.) Ever helpful, Wonkette supplies a translation. (mostly via Romenesko)
They don't mean it
They don't mean it Maureen Dowd suggests an Orwellian vision in Washington, wherein the Democrats and their Republican opponents say what they don't mean and mean what they don't say.
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Special Agent Crowley Speaks Up (NYTimes link , normal rules apply) Ladies like this are the real heroes in our country and she has something to say before Congress about the new Bush agency. Ms. Dowd agrees and said, "The shape of the government is not as important as the policy of the government."
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2014 was a very busy year for Sigma. We announced a host of new lenses and cameras, offered the Sigma dp2 Quattro Test Shoot, and participated in trade shows, and dealer events across the country. Photographers all around the world have been talking about our new lenses in the Art, Sports, and Contemporary lines, as well as the completely redesigned dp series cameras.
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Two years ago, we were gearing up for PhotoPlus, just days after the announcement of the Sigma Global Vision at photokina 2012. We were preparing ourselves for discussions and briefings to explain the philosophy behind the three new lines being offered.
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The Sigma 50mm F1.4 DG HSM | A lens is simply amazing. This standard field of view, fast-aperture, full-frame, prime lens combines outstanding sharpness, fast autofocus, in a lens that is built with a singular vision on performance.
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Anderson JL, et al. (2012). Management of patients with peripheral artery disease (compilation of 2005 and 2011 ACCF/AHA guideline recommendations): A report of the American College of Cardiology Foundation/American Heart Association Task Force on Practice Guidelines. Circulation, 127(13): 1425-1443.
Creager MA, Libby P (2012). Peripheral arterial diseases. In RO Bonow et al., eds., Braunwald's Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine, 9th ed., vol. 2, pp. 1338-1358. Philadelphia: Saunders Elsevier.
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Hirsch AT, et al. (2006). ACC/AHA 2005 practice guidelines for the management of patients with peripheral arterial disease (lower extremity, renal, mesenteric, and abdominal aortic): A collaborative report from the American Association for Vascular Surgery/Society for Vascular Surgery, Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions, Society for Vascular Medicine and Biology, Society of Interventional Radiology, and the ACC/AHA Task Force on Practice Guidelines (Writing Committee to Develop Guidelines for the Management of Patients With Peripheral Arterial Disease): Endorsed by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation; National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute; Society for Vascular Nursing; TransAtlantic Inter-Society Consensus; and Vascular Disease Foundation. Circulation, 113(11): e463-e654.
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People (SC fans especially) were extremely confident about Clowney, saying he would get multiple sacks. Not only did he not get a single sack, I don't remember him ever getting to the QB. Sure he gave Lewan some problems but if that's all you can say for arguably the best defensive player in college football thats a very decisive win for the offensive lineman.
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NCIS/LA is one of the leading television shows in prime time. It comes on Tuesdays at 9 pm Eastern time on CBS. Here's the latest episode that has the offending dialogue. Look at about 33 minutes through 34:30.
To summarize: A domestic terrorism suspect within the USA who is presumably a US citizen and the courts are open of course still in the US is told by the NCIS/LA team that he must talk or he will be sent to Gitmo. When the hapless suspect says he has the right to remain silent, the lead interrogator told him that there is the National Defense Authorization Act. Try this out (approximate dialogue):
"There's your mentor, getting himself a new identity. Just like he did four years. He'll be sitting pretty while you rot away at Gitmo."
"You can't do that!"
"Apparently Professor Hale didn't teach you about current events. You should read the National Defense Authorization Act."
"You can't do that!"
"Still want to exercise your right to remain silent?"
Of course the unconstitutional actions of the NCIS team (The old NCIS team led by Jethro Gibbs trampled on rights regularly, too) solves a heinous crime before it occurs.
But I suggest three things:
1. The liberty activist can now say to his or her friends: See – it's even used in entertainment! The NDAA is real.
2. It is apparent that our TV shows are paving the way for the police state as a good thing. We must fight this time with our own entertainment – see my posting on the NO movie.
3. Finally, there was something that could have been done about outrages like this: He was on your ballot in the GOP primary in your state in 2012 but alas people were scared away from Ron Paul to the statist alternative, whether Romney or Obama. (I know many of my readers did NOT make that mistake!) Let's not make that error again. It might be too late.


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great meal - I used diced tomatoes with green chilis to pack a bit more punch - will properly go without the capers next time - super yummy!
This recipe says it serves four, but it could easily serve six. Delicious--even very picky boyfriend loved it. Simple flavors, very good.
This was so easy to make and it was so very good! I had most of the ingredients on hand and only needed to buy the feta and that shrimp. The portions were huge. I made it with whole wheat orzo which gave the dish a nice nutty flavor. I barely cooked the shrimp on the stove and they were perfectly done when they came out of the oven. I have already passed this on to my dad and told him that he has to make it!
I make this dish for all my special events. This is a wonderful dish and really wows your guests. Just don't over cook the shrimp.
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Democratic Hopefuls Find Antiwar Minefield in Iowa
By ADAM NAGOURNEY
Published: March 10, 2003
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, March 9 — Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri came here today for a thoughtful Sunday morning living room conversation with Iowa Democrats about the issues of his emerging presidential campaign: education, health care and pension.
But for 25 minutes, Mr. Gephardt was badgered about his support for President Bush's Iraq policy in a tense session that finally ended when the local Democratic chairman said Mr. Gephardt was running behind schedule. In an instant, Mr. Gephardt was out of the room headed to his next stop.
Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts came to Iowa on Saturday to give a speech in Des Moines about women's issues. But he arrived to the shouts of antiwar demonstrators, and a meeting with local Democrats turned into an anguished discussion about what was taking place in Washington and Iraq and Mr. Kerry's support for the Iraq resolution passed by Congress last October.
Even Howard Dean, the former Vermont governor who has repeatedly presented himself as the antiwar candidate to what Democrats said has been notable success here, expressed frustration at what he encountered as he tried to talk about farm prices on Friday.
"I had a press conference and it was all about the war," Dr. Dean said. "And finally I said, `Would anybody like to talk about the enormous jump in the unemployment rate that was announced in the morning papers?' "
With the nation readying for a possible war, Democratic presidential candidates in Iowa this weekend got a taste of the complicated new world that presumably awaits them this spring — a world of trying to campaign for president at a time of a war, or a near-war, that has captured the attention of the nation while sowing ideological divisions within the Democratic party and among the candidates.
The coming weeks or months are shaping up as a period of American presidential campaign history unlike any since perhaps 1944, when Thomas E. Dewey found himself in the unenviable position of campaigning against Franklin Delano Roosevelt as Roosevelt sought a fourth term during World War II.
By contrast, in 1968 during the Vietnam War the fighting was so far engaged and judged by so many Americans to be a failure that two candidates built their campaigns entirely on an antiwar platform.
Beyond the loss of attention being paid to Democratic candidates who were not drawing a lot of attention to begin with, the campaigns are now struggling with crucial decisions about what is appropriate to do or say if the United Sates goes to war, with some considering whether to suspend public campaigning.
The Democrats are considering these questions with the expectation that what takes place over the next two months could be critical in setting the framework for the election of 2004 by determining the extent to which Mr. Bush is able to command the issue of national security. It has put four candidates — the members of Congress who backed the Iraq resolution in Congress last fall — in the difficult position of finding their own immediate campaign prospects linked, at least to some extent, to Mr. Bush's decisions and a possible war that they at least initially approved.
And members of Congress, including six of the Democratic presidential contenders, are going to be under pressure to stay close to Washington so they are not perceived as neglecting the nation's business.
Campaign advisers to all the major candidates said they believed it would be foolhardy to criticize Mr. Bush on his Iraq policy if hostilities began, and some suggested that criticizing Mr. Bush on domestic issues during a war could carry the risk of being portrayed as unpatriotic.
Advisers to Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, who has been the most consistently pro-war candidate in the Democratic field, said he was not sure how much time he would spend campaigning if the nation went to war, and they spoke with frustration about the uncertainty of current events.
"Can somebody tell me what day it's going to start?" asked Mr. Lieberman's campaign manager, Craig Smith. "You know it's out there, and you know it's looming, and it's like 10 days from now, should we schedule a big boisterous rally? I'm not sure that's a smart thing to do."
The candidates are struggling with the question of what they can say. In recent days Mr. Kerry, in defending his vote in favor of the Iraq resolution, has been criticizing Mr. Bush for what Mr. Kerry suggested was a rush to war. The senator said in an interview in Des Moines that such comments would cease should fighting begin.
"When the war begins, if the war begins, I support the troops and I support the United States of America winning as rapidly as possible," he said. "When the troops are in the field and fighting — if they're in the field and fighting — remembering what it's like to be those troops, I think they need a unified America that is prepared to win."
By contrast, Dr. Dean, who acknowledged that his fortunes in Iowa had been lifted by the perception that he is more antiwar than many of his opponents, stopped short when asked what he would say if there was a war.


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Ahahaha I think it is cute to take such a globally important issue and translate it in a way that works with that demographic.
Unfortunately I doubt they will continue on and look into the actual dilemma.
Instead they may just stock up on leather protecting products.
Well I do like the idea. Not sure if it's really effective, as I don't really see the shoes, but I do kudos them for actually trying to make something creative :)
That silly guest was me hehe. I'm occasionally logged out at AotW for some reason and I'm so slow to notice.
And yes I understand, not seeing the shoe IS the idea but, that doesn't take away that the shoe IS the product. Advertising is an art but it's also part of marketing.
These days only bimbos and marketing people believe in global warming!
This doesn't even make sense at first and even if you mull over it for a little while and it begins to even make an inkling of sense, you think, "Who cares?" This ad achieved nothing.


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Se and Te-modified titania for photocatalytic applications
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Nanosized Se4+ and Te4+, respectively, doped titania was prepared by homogeneous hydrolysis of titanium oxo-sulfate with urea in aqueous solutions in the presence of amorphous selenium and tellurium. The prepared samples were annealing at temperature 200 and 400 °C. The structure of prepared samples was characterized by X-ray powder diffraction (XRD), selected area electron diffraction (SAED), surface area (BET), and porosity determination (BJH). The morphology and microstructure characteristics were obtained by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and high-resolution electron microscopy (HRTEM). The method of UV/Vis diffuse reflectance spectroscopy was employed to estimate band-gap energies of the Se and Te-doped titania. The photocatalytic activity of the prepared samples was assessed by the photocatalytic decomposition of Orange II dye in an aqueous slurry during irradiation at 365 and 400 nm wavelength. The best photocatalytic activity in UV and visible area exhibit the Se and Te-doped titania samples labeled TiSe3 (~11.5 wt% Se) and TiTe3 (~8.0% Te), respectively.
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Volume 46, Issue 10 , pp 3523-3536
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Lovely B&B in Heart of Hamburg € 30,00 per person incl. breakfast
Maksimum Konuk Sayısı2
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Floor No.3
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Guests will be assigned one of 2 rooms, both with double beds. The bathroom is shared. A large balcony is accessible and is home to the host's birds. Enjoy a lovely full breakfast in the kitchen before heading out and seeing the city.
The U-Bahn (underground) is 8 minutes away on foot, and can take guests to the shopping street Mönckebergstrasse in 3 minutes and the famous Reeperbahn (red light district) in 11 minutes.
A 10 minute walk through St. Georg ends at the Alster Lake, which is a great place to walk. Along the way, guests will pass a huge number of restaurants, bars, and cafes featuring a variety of cuisines.
No smoking.
Any damage caused by guests will be charged to them.
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The room is clean and you get plenty of clean towels. The bed is a bit small, but you can sleep in it with two persons if you don't mind. The room is at the fourth floor, there is no elevator.
Ulrike is kind and does her very best to give you a pleasant stay.
Mind you, that although you have your own (lockable) bedroom, you stay in her house and not in a separate part of the building. We think this is ok for one night.
You get a simple but fine breakfast with bread, fruit juice and a generous amount of scrambled eggs. A more sweet breakfast with jam, etcetera. is also possible.
If you book this room because of free parking, ask Ulrike if the locked free parkinglot is available. Parking in the street is free but not safe, Ulrike warned us for a car with smashed windows. We parked our car at ARCOTEL for 16 euros for 24 hours, which isn't free… but a lot safer.
Although it's near the citycentre, the neighboorhood isn't a "mustsee".
The apartment is situated very strategically, close to the central station, the Alster, and the street Die lange Reihe with a lot of nice restaurants, all walking distance. Ulrike is a very friendly and caring host. She really puts a lot of effort into preparing a breakfast that you will like. The room is simple but comfortable. Excellent value for money.
The place is not suitable at all for families or women travelling alone. The neighbourhood is pretty weird, to say the least. The apartment was very hard to find (there is no sign board for this street) and is located on the 4th floor (no elevator, you have to climb the stairs of a building that looks uninhabited).
The breakfast was very modest and the internet was not working. We decided to book this place because the reviews were very encouraging but we were unimpressed.
It was great ! The appartment is nice, big and clean and very well located (5 min from the station). But the best is Ulrike ! She is a very special person with a great heart. Thank you so much !
I've never met such a kind and friendly person before. My stay was full of support and great pastime. Ulrike helped me in many important issues, provided with warm stay and nice breakfast. I recommend everybody to find yourself in her apartment without any hesitation. As always, many thanks to you, Ulrike!
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Students boycott American Apparel
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May 21, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
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May 21, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
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Students in political science professor Doug Koopman's "Parties and Elections" class have created a voter's guide for Grand Rapids residents.
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May 05, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
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April 08, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Rangeela 2013: Study Abroad
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February 14, 2013 | Myrna Anderson
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May 09, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
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Psychology professor Blake Riek studies the motivators behind asking for forgiveness.
March 14, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
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