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We can thank Daily News writer John Harper for staying in top of the Texas Ranger CEO's comments on Yankees fans yesterday on ESPN radio - you know by now, Chuck Greenberg's remarks that fans at Yankee Stadium were "violent, apathetic, and an embarrassment."
"Let's face it," Harpers says, "there is a segment of Yankee fans that seems to think that being obnoxious is part of the job description.
"I can tick off a list of dozens of people I either know personally or have heard from via e-mail that have had awful experiences taking in a game at the Stadium because of some fans who are vulgar as well as loud-mouthed and usually lubricated."
Of course, Harper is also correct when he writes, "It's not just Yankee fans, though. You can have the same experience in Boston or Philadelphia or even Texas." Or in, he might have added, virtually any professional sports stadium in the country, and, for that matter, just about any college football stadium as well.
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But why exactly did Greenberg sound off? Barry Horn, of The Dallas Morning News, offered three possible explanations:
"I. Greenberg was tired of the Fox cameras focusing on Rangers president Nolan Ryan and was looking for a little national television face time.
II. Greenberg has begun a Machiavellian anti-New York campaign in hopes that Cliff Lee gets a not-so-subliminal message that New York is no place for him, his wife and their family.
III. Greenberg was speaking from his heart.
Chatter [i.e, Horn] chooses III."
In truth, I would choose all three.
On WFAN this morning, fans were speculating on why the Rangers' Cliff Lee hasn't checked in on either Greenberg's insults or comments that his wife was humiliated by fans at Yankee Stadium. I'd say the reason for that is fairy obvious: Lee would certainly prefer to keep negotiations with the Yankees open -- even if he ends up staying in Texas, the Yankees are the one team in baseball capable of jacking up his asking price from Greenberg.
By the way, if you're wondering what the primary differences between baseball in Dallas and baseball is New York is, consider Jeff Mosier and Erinn Connor's column in today's Morning News:0
"Before Monday's first pitch, many Texas rangers fans heading into the Ballpark declared this season a success even if the World Series ended just as it began back in San Francisco last week ... and that's exactly what happened ... In many ways, the concourse after the game seemed like a victory party as Rangers fans celebrated the team that brought them to the World Series -- even if it ended without a championship."
"Who would have thought we'd be watching baseball in November with the Rangers?" one fan asked. "I'm happy with the season," said another fan. The mayor of Arlington, Robert Cluck, said, "It's a historic season. We should not be disappointed ..." Hard to imagine that kind of reaction in New York from either the fans or the press.
But maybe it's because "It's been nice not to take a back seat to the [Dallas] Cowboys." Again, the euphoria here from a Yankees or Mets championship would far exceed any win by the Giants or Jets, or Knicks or Rangers, for that matter.
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A man who's accused of trying to force his children to smoke marijuana had his case bound over to the Lawrence County Common Cleas Court.
David Stewart, 44, of Cliff Street, Union Township, appeared for his preliminary hearing in the county Central Court on Thursday. The judge found probable cause to send his case to the higher court.
Union Township Police Chief Joseph Lombardo said a relative reported July 27 that Stewart's children, a 14-year-old boy and a 13-year-old girl, said he forced marijuana on the girl and tried to force it on the boy. The boy told police he did not participate.
Lombardo said there were several episodes of the abuse over the past several months.
Lombardo said Stewart also threatened to kill the children after the boy went to the county Children and Youth Services offices to report what was happening.
The relative who reported the situation also told police that Stewart threatened to kill her, Lombardo said.
The boy told police that Stewart keeps a handgun in a dresser drawer in his bedroom.
The family's house was in deplorable condition, Lombardo said.
Stewart is charged with two counts of distribution of a controlled substance to people under 18; two counts of endangering the welfare of children; two counts of corruption of minors; two counts of criminal solicitation to distribute a controlled substance to people under 18; four counts of terroristic threats; and four counts of harassment.
He remains in the Lawrence County Jail in lieu of $100,000 bond.
The children are under the care of CYS and are staying with relatives, Lombardo said.
What a pitiful excuse for a human being. This idiot needs to be put in a cage.
This guy is a true derivative of our so-called founders of this country (not referring to the real founders, our Native Americans). I absolutely love seeing my fellow caucasians committ acts against our own. We think we're so smart that we've turned out to be one of the dumbest races in good old America.
I would like to know what the point of trying to make the kids smoke pot was. The purpose, what he was trying to achieve.
Lets assume he was trying to force his kids to get high. I would like to know why.
If David Stewart was a resident of Youngstown he would not have been arrested . We are very tolerant toward our subculture here in The Mahoning Valley .
Alwayshope, you clearly missed my sarcasm. What I'm saying is this...It's totally unnecessary for us to equate crimes. One crime is no better than the next one no matter who committs it. It sickens me that we get on our high horses and look down on inner city violence when we committ crimes just as bad if not worse than the "urbanites." So for those of you who think other people are "animals, scum, etc...lets clean up our own back yards before we bash others simply because of where they live!
"So for those of you who think other people are "animals, scum, etc...lets clean up our own back yards before we bash others simply because of where they live!"
Once again, I don't care what color, race, age,weight,where you live, how you live, what you wear, what you drive, what you eat, etc...a ANIMAL is a animal when you kill,rob,threaten,torture,abuse,etc.. a INNOCENT human being. You are not HUMAN when you do those things. Your nothing but a animal that needs to be caged up or put down. No reason in the world for the violence against INNOCENT people.


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The 2014 Honda Insight remains unchanged from the prior year.
Honda gave the Insight hybrid hatchback a mild makeover last year, and for 2013, there are no substantial changes.
For 2012, Honda gives the Insight hybrid hatchback a refreshed front end, new headlights and taillights, a cool backlit blue bar running across the grille, more rear-seat headroom and legroom and a revised interior with a more tech-centric instrument cluster. Also new is the addition of a rearview camera to navigation-equipped models.
The addition of a new, value-oriented model – with a base price of just under $19,000 – is the big news, along with additional features in the well-equipped Insight LX. The Insight EX remains available, and is the only Insight with (optional) navigation.
With a starting suggested retail price right around $20,000, the
2010 Honda Insight is designed to make hybrid technology affordable to buyers who otherwise would not be able to purchase a hybrid.
The Honda Insight hasn't been able to match the popularity or fuel economy of the Toyota Prius, but it does boast one characteristic that sets it apart: The 2014 Honda Insight remains the least-expensive new hybrid car you can buy. With its starting price around $19,500, the Honda Insight is over $5,000 less than a base Prius 5-door hatchback. And with its 41/44 mpg ratings, the Insight can certainly take you far for your money. But beyond its laudable fuel economy and tempting starting price, there are compromises. The Insight's driving manners are rather unrefined and lackluster, even for a hybrid, and base models lack common features like cruise control, a USB input and even vanity mirrors.
By ajk on Wednesday, December 2, 2009
overall rating 9 of 10rating details
"I purchased an Insight LX a couple of months ago, and have been very happy with it thus far. While I was originally planning to purchase a Prius, my wife already has a Prius and we decided that it would make more sense to get a smaller (and cheaper!) vehicle for my commute (about 12 miles each way). The insight is not going to blow anybody away performance-wise (although in sport mode with econ off it blows the Prius out of the water), but my 47.1 mpg average over about 6000 miles so far more than makes up for that. I haven't had any problems with the car, and find it to be generally comfortable and sort of fun to drive. I miss having a manual transmission, but the CVT in the Insight is, from what I hear, a necessity in terms of getting the maximum benefit from the hybrid system. While the Insight is small, its form factor makes it surprisingly versatile. I frequently need to move large boxes, and my dog's kennel, and have had no problems in that regard (far better than my old '08 civic). The car actually feels smallest in terms of its width, though other than sacrificing center console space, that doesn't seem to be a big deal. I definitely would not recommend this vehicle for anybody who routinely needs to have three people in the rear seat, although I've had two adult passengers in back on a few occasions and have had no complaints. The interior is definitely that of a budget vehicle, but is generally well-configured and attractive. I'm a huge fan of the hybrid-specific display readouts, which provide some useful fuel economy information and nice cues regarding real-time driving efficiency. In terms of features, the Insight EX and EX Nav are certainly more full-featured than my LX, but I can't complain too much (considering its purpose as a commuter vehicle). The LX lacks cruise control and variable intermittent wipers, but includes temperature-based climate control and an external temperature sensor, which I'm not used to seeing on base-level vehicles. All-in-all, I'm happy with my little Insight, and would highly recommend to others who are looking for an efficient, versatile, and relatively inexpensive vehicle."
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By jec on Monday, February 1, 2010
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"I have enjoyed my Insight which is my second hybrid. It is much better than the Civic hybrid that I drove for 6 years. My mileage is averaging 48.5 MPG for combined mileage. The hatchback has provided more than enough cargo space for me. The instrument panel and controls are very easily accessed and were a primary reason for me choosing the Insight over a Prius. The only negative at this point is the view of the speedometer. The steering wheel blocks a portion of the readout. This would vary with the tilting of the steering wheel and the individual's height."
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By Scott on Saturday, December 24, 2011
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 53,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Super reliable, off the scale fuel economy,"
Cons: "No leather heated seats."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Great car for the money. Not many out there which is nice to have a hybrid that nobody seems to know exists. I have averaged 46 mpg city highway combined. Took it on a 300 mile trip in zero degree weather to Northern Maine loaded with two people and ski gear, we 80 mph most of the way and it still got 41mpg!! If carefull I can push mid 50's mpg with no problem. I am 6ft guy and this car has plenty of space. Fold down rear seat allows tons of cargo room. I put a hitch on mine and have a bike rack and a 4x8 utility trailer which allows me to move just about anything I need to. I think this is a better car than the ratings are showing. The dealer was willing to deal because of low sales figures. My gain. 50k miles and no problems to date. Drives as new. My first Honda. Hard to fault a car that runs perfect gets great mileage, handles great, fit and finish is perfect. Low cost people mover. Why be a hostage to gas prices?"
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Lobbyist Dick Armeys Gospel of Pollution (GOP): ˜As an article of Faith, it is ˜pretentious to believe in global warming
In April, Rep. John Shimkus (R-IL) said he knows with 100% certainty that humans can't cause devastating sea level rise because God said in the Bible he would "never again" devastate humans with a flood again (see Rep. Shimkus: "Man will not destroy this Earth. This Earth will not be destroyed by a flood." Rep. Barton: "I wish I had another dozen John Shimkuses on the committee.").
Now, as ThinkProgress's Lee Fang reports, Former House Majority Leader Dick Armey (R-TX) has extended that doctrine. Armey told GOP members of Congress on Capitol Hill yesterday that because "the lord God almighty made the heavens and the Earth … to his satisfaction … it is quite pretentious of we little weaklings here on earth to think that, that we are going to destroy God's creation."
Under Armey's Gospel of Pollution (GOP), God made his creation invulnerable to all human action — not counting all the species we have wiped out, of course. For some reason, God made them vulnerable. Same for the forests we cut down. And, of course, all the humans killed by human-generated toxins and pollution. That's why it's a Gospel — you have to take it on faith.
And this guy was House Majority leader once! Here's the video in which Armey lays out his GOP to the GOP:
Lee Fang has the transcript and the story behind Armey's "testimony":
Former House Majority Leader Dick Armey (R-TX) appeared as a witness for the Republican bicameral hearing on climate change legislation yesterday on Capitol Hill. Along with a cadre of polluter CEOs and Chamber of Commerce officials, Armey played his part leveling an array of attacks on any effort to transition to a clean energy economy.
As the hearing progressed, most of the witnesses spent their time recycling months-old debunked studies. But Armey distinguished himself by invoking a religious argument to back up his smears against what he called "environmental hypochondriacs" filled with "eco-evangelical hysteria." Armey claimed that in his world view, because God created the heavens and the Earth, it would be "quite pretentious" for people to believe God would permit global warming to even occur:
DICK ARMEY: What I'm suggesting is we have a sort of an eco-evangelical hysteria going on and it leads me to almost wonder if we are becoming a nation of environmental hypochondriacs that are willing to use the power of the state to impose enormous restrictions on the rights and the comforts of, and incomes of individuals who serve essentially a paranoia, a phobia, that has very little fact evidence in fact. Now these are observations that are popular to make because right now its almost taken as an article of faith that this crisis is real. Let me say I take it as an article of faith if the lord God almighty made the heavens and the Earth, and he made them to his satisfaction and it is quite pretentious of we little weaklings here on earth to think that, that we are going to destroy God's creation. […]
SEN. ORRIN HATCH: Mr. Armey it's great to have you here. Great to see you again and we appreciate all you've done throughout the years and your work on Capitol Hill. Great job.
Despite Armey's claims, global warming is very real and has already caused great damage to creation. Indeed, though Armey would like to create a false dichotomy between people who want to stop global warming and people who believe in God, no such gap exists. A Faith and Public Life poll found 63% of Catholics and 50% of white evangelicals want the federal government to do more to address climate change. Pope Benedict XVI has called for a greater focus on the environment, saying "if you want to promote peace, safeguard creation."
Armey's use of faith to demonize clean energy reform should come as no surprise. After promoting a polluter agenda for many years in Congress, Armey became a lobbyist for the firm DLA Piper, which represents many interests with a stake against curbing greenhouse gas emissions:
— DLA Piper represents Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Prime Minister of the UAE, on energy related issues such as maintaining the U.S.-UAE relationship where "U.S companies have played major roles in the development of UAE energy resources, which represent about 10 percent of global oil reserves." [US Department of Justice, accessed 7/30/09]
– DLA Piper recently signed on Colonial Oil as a new client. [Senate Lobbying Disclosures, accessed 7/30/09]
– DLA Piper represents Irving Oil, lobbying directly on clean energy reform legislation. [Senate Lobbying Disclosures, accessed 7/30/09]
After leaving Congress, Armey became the head of Citizens for a Sound Economy, a right-wing front group funded largely by oil companies like ExxonMobil. CSE later morphed into the astroturf organization known as FreedomWorks, which Armey has used to orchestrate the vicious anti-Obama tea party rallies. And, as ThinkProgress has documented, though FreedomWorks purports to fight on behalf of a purely free market ideology, Armey has used FreedomWorks to whip up "grassroots" support for the clients he represents.
Looks like I've got another acronym for the glossary: GOP (Gospel of Pollution).
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Invoking one's ideas about god in politics makes for poor politics and extremely poor theology.
Once again the deniers are cherry-picking. This time from their own Bible, which has to be a new low, even for them. Let me slip out of science mode for a moment and talk in the same religious frame of reference:
The faith-based deniers are conveniently ignoring that, according to their own Bible, man destroyed the idyllic environment of the Garden of Eden and God "allowed" him to do it. They are ignoring that their scriptures say that God gave man free will to act in any way he wants (and the responsibility of suffering the consequences of his actions if he acts badly). They are ignoring that their Bible says God gave man "dominion" over life on this planet and expects man to be a "good shepherd" of that life. They are ignoring that the Great Flood they are referencing was, in itself, sent by God to punish man for consistently and willfully behaving badly.
By claiming their God will "not allow man to destroy his creation" they are ignoring scripture precedents and the idea that God may well prevent man from destroying his creation by simply allowing man to destroy himself. They ignore the Biblical lessons of Sodom and Gomorrah and the Tower of Babel, where man offended God sufficiently for God to utterly destroy those places.
They are pretending that the only danger from global warming is flooding, ignoring the fact that the greatest danger of global warming is heat (fire) not flood. Any flooding of coastal areas will be incidental to the real destruct mechanism of increased heat. In the Bible, God never said he wouldn't use Fire to destroy man the next time man got out of line.
Pretending they believe "God" will prevent catastrophic global warming is their weakest argument yet. This is how desperate they are. They've seen the polls that say 75% of the country is in favor of regulating CO2 emissions.
Have They Read The Pope's Latest Encyclical?
Of course, realizing that there are many religions in the world, and realizing also that there are different Christian religions (and others that believe in God) . . .
The comments from these folks make me wonder, have any of them even bothered to read The Pope's latest Encyclical Letter? Released just recently, it can be found easily on-line.
If these folks are going to draw their views and arguments regarding climate change, and whether we have a human and spiritual obligation to face and address such matters, from the Bible, they really ought to read the entire Encyclical, or AT LEAST Chapter Four, which is titled "The Development of People; Rights and Duties; The Environment".
Indeed, one of the best ways to counter such arguments (as are made by some of those politicians) is to point out that the arguments they make based (presumably) on spiritual and religious grounds are CONTRADICTORY to the clear messages from people like the Pope, the Dalai Lama, and others.
So, what do ya make of that?
And here again, we come back to the responsibility of the media: How is it that people can make arguments presumably on "scientific" grounds when those arguments contradict the views of the VAST majority of bona fide scientific organizations?
How is it that people can make arguments (to avoid addressing global warming) presumably on spiritual or religious grounds when those arguments contradict those of The Pope, The Dalai Lama, and other key religious or spiritual leaders?
And how is it that people can make arguments based presumably on "free-market economics" (to the degree that the market will solve all ills) and, at the same time, argue against a price for carbon, when such reasoning is contradictory to a basic understanding of economics and markets?
The answer is threefold:
First, the media let these silly arguments stand. They let people get away with such contradictory nonsense. Indeed, quite often, I doubt whether many of the particular writers and reporters understand the topics well enough, or care about them enough, to know a silly argument from a sound one?
Second, and unfortunately, experts and authorities in these fields stay FAR TOO SILENT. They don't speak up enough to correct these mistaken arguments. That includes most economists, many scientists, and many religious/spiritual leaders.
Third, it must say something about the average intelligence of the public, or about what these folks THINK about the average public intelligence, that these people continue to make such silly arguments. We need to improve our education system, dramatically.
I'd suggest this: Ask these folks (the ones referring to the Bible) if they've read the Encyclical. If so, how do they reconcile their views with the Pope's? OR, How do they reconcile their views with The Dalai Lama's? And etc.
Be Well,
Creationists have managed to pollute the scientific minds of the Americans so deeply, that the global warming too is considered to be against God's creation. It would be interesting to study how many of the denialists are creationists and vice versa.
It is sad that the fruitcakes like Mr. Armey have so much political power.
I second #2.
Free will, harm, and wanton destruction are probably valid concepts to these people when it comes to individuals and societies, but entire ecosystems or the biosphere itself? Nah! Nothing we can do in the relentless pursuit of profit and luxury can touch those. I'd also like to know how Armey defines "destroy God's creation". Isn't it enough to royally screw it up, and actively condemn generations of people to suffering, a lower standard of living, and/or premature death?
Mr. Armey confuses himself with God in these remarks. Even if you take what he has quoted from Judeo-Christian scripture literally (and one never should)the promise was only from God…. says nothing about our being fools enough to do it ourselves…. as we surely are
We must do this hard thing …. we must stop making the planet inhospitable for humans and many forms of life …. the alternative is unthinkable ….
"it is quite pretentious of we"
strictly between you and I, Armey doesn't know any more about grammar than he knows about global warming.
I see this argument from deniers quite regularly: we're arrogant /pretentious / conceited to believe that we, lowly humans could effect the climate of the entire planet. They don't usually mention a god, but I always assume that's the driver for this particular 'argument'.
Perhaps entirely coincidental, but the rejection of ACC in the US has similar numbers to the rejection of evolution and both are equally at odds with the rest of the developed world:
1. http://image.guardian.co.uk/sys-files/Guardian/documents/2009/07/29/World_public_opinion_30-07-09.pdf
2. http://prometheusongebonde.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/public-acceptance-of-evolution1.jpg
Armey Supports President; Democrats Glum Tuesday, October 08, 2002
"Earlier Monday, House Majority Leader Dick Armey, after weeks of fence-sitting, endorsed giving Bush the authority to go to war against Iraq…"
"Armey, R-Texas, said his decision came after "a careful, exhaustive review of the facts and evidence against Saddam Hussein," including numerous briefings by administration officials about the dangers posed by Iraq's weapons of mass destruction."
No doubt Mr. Armey has done a "careful, exhaustive review" of climate science and through a combination of pride, wishful thinking, and willful ignorance has once again convinced himself that he's right and all the scientists are wrong.
I wonder if Mr. Armey is aware that spreading lies is the devil's work, that the lies he spread in 2002 resulted in the deaths of thousands of US soldiers and hundreds of thousands of innocent Iraquis, and that his belief in his OWN infallibility, not God's, is leading him to do the devils work AGAIN.
This idea that we are too insignificant to affect our environment in a major way is LAUGHABLE!
Aside from species wiped out, or left with relict populations – by both direct and indirect means, we have already forever altered ecosystems the world over. These are forever changed by OUR actions. In most cases the change has meant impoverishment of resources. The marine environment is one glaring example. Another, in North America is the fact that vast areas that most people would take as "natural" have been permanently damaged by invasive alien species and other consequences of our activities.
To be charitable, Mr. Armey's statements reflect a deep ignorance which results from NEVER looking at nature and asking questions. I don't think it's only a fundamentalist Christian attitude reflected here. There is a deeply rooted selfishness and materialism also at work. His puppet masters must really believe that somehow they'll survive what's coming, and it's just the rest of us peons who'll pay. I cannot qualify such action except to call it evil.
"The chemical known as ozone may be making a much more significant contribution to global warming than scientists had previously thought, according to a new study published in the journal Nature.
"Ozone could be twice as important as we previously thought as a driver of climate change," said study co-author Peter Cox.
Ozone occurs naturally in the upper atmosphere, but is produced in the lower atmosphere when sunlight strikes industrial pollutants such as carbon dioxide, methane and nitrogen oxides.
"Scientists have long known that ozone is a greenhouse gas, trapping radiation within the atmosphere and leading to rising global temperatures. But the new study suggests that ozone may have a much more significant climate impact by adversely affecting plants' ability to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
According to the researchers, high concentrations of ozone and carbon dioxide damage plants' ability to engage in photosynthesis. This weakens the plants, causing their stomata (pores in the leaves) to close. In turn, this reduces that amount of carbon dioxide or ozone that the plants are able to absorb."
from http://membrane.com/global_warming/notes/ozone_chokes.html
Dick Armey needs to open his eyes and look around. It's official. Ozone is quite literally killing vegetation – lots of it, if not all of it, and incredibly fast.
What is God going to give us to eat when the crops fail, Mr. Armey? Will it rain loaves of bread? What will God do when the trees are gone – send us peaches and pecans via FedEx? Where is the oxygen for us to breathe going to be produced, when the oceans are dead and the plants are too? God, blowing in the wind?
Please tell me so I can reassure my children they are not going to starve and suffocate.
Off-topic, but worthy of a separate post…
Sometimes this isn't presented as only pretentious, but even worse as sacreligious or heresy. A disrespect of God, earning His wrath. Like astronomy, geology, acheology and evolution, human caused global warming bucks beliefs in creation and the coming armageddon that have been constructed from "literal interpretation" of bits and pieces of scripture. Finally, there is arrogance of many evangelicals that their faith is the only true faith, and other paradigms are evil. These people might not ever get it, and will remain open to exploitation by demogougery.
In the late 1700s a religious sect called the Shakers grew to over 70,000 followers. However a fanatical adherence to celibacy made multigenerational survival difficult. Despite adoptions and conversions there may only be a handful of Shakers left.
Modern fanatical carbon consumption is now religious based – but instead of slowly dying out – it imperils us all.
Even if grouped together, the stupid will die out. Now the stupid actions of many is forcing all humanity into a dead-end street.
He (along with other politicos and ex-politcos I could name) belongs on the funny farm, not in the senate.
Or else back in grammar school…
It is frightening to see how such ignorant people can have so much power.
How does a country with such a high standard of knowledge and education allow religeous fruitcakes political airtime? Dick Armey would be laughed out of court if he stood up in the UK House of Commons and spouted this stuff.
It's not that we don't respect the right of people to hold religeous beliefs – we just don't expect people to mix them with the serious business of governing the country.
Wow: check out the link at comment 12 by Mark B (thanks Mark!!!) from talking points memo muckraker site.
[Lobby group sends faked NGO letter(s??) to Congressman opposing climate bill.]
Personally I think this is the tip of the iceberg. Armey appearing at a hearing is sort of the magicians assistant distracting the audience…
I think Mr. Armey is a little late with his denials. There is a lot of evidence that we may be at the beginning of "The Sixth Extinction":
Wow, John Hollenberg, you have knocked my socks off.
Desperate dan-iers.
Why do they go to this length to obfuscate the truth. Just plain crazy.
At least there are some serious stirrings by the religious circle…
Catholics, Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs fight global warming
…all pledged to build climate change plans for their adherents. Jewish leaders have also promised to build a seven-year climate change plan.
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I've posted before on this blog about the Fermi Paradox, but not recently.
I've been wondering about the Fermi Paradox, and about how our planet appears to be booby trapped, lately.
The Fermi paradox is the apparent contradiction between high estimates of the probability of the existence of extraterrestrial civilizations and the lack of evidence for, or contact with, such civilizations.
The extreme age of the universe and its vast number of stars suggest that if the Earth is typical, extraterrestrial life should be common.[1] In an informal discussion in 1950, the physicist Enrico Fermi questioned why, if a multitude of advanced extraterrestrial civilizations exist in the Milky Way galaxy, evidence such as spacecraft or probes are not seen. A more detailed examination of the implications of the topic began with a paper by Michael H. Hart in 1975, and it is sometimes referred to as the Fermi-Hart paradox.[2] Another closely related question is the Great Silence[3]—even if travel is hard, if life is common, why don't we detect their radio transmissions?
It may be that planets are inherently booby trapped, for technological civilizations. It may be that technological civilizations tend to destroy their biospheres, before they understand that their biospheres do not have infinite resistance to meddling and abuse.
So, it's a lot like global warming is an intelligence test. If we get past this threat, we will be out among the planets within a couple of centuries at the outside, and will not have all of our eggs within this one seemingly very fragile basket.
Are we an intelligent species, or not?
Listening to Dick Armey, it sounds very much like we are not.
Greg Craven posted a video on his YouTube-channel (wonderingmind42) entitiled "God's Will" in October 2007 which explains his take on this subject:
At the end, Greg says "….we may not all share the same faith but we definitely share the same planet". Wise words IMHO
Any chance that Armey and others would be willing to spend 5 minutes watching this and then try to actually understand it?
And Thor will get mad and trhow thunderbotls at us … the tooth fairy will stop leaving gifts under the pillow and the easter bunny will stop hiding colred eggs.
Please, leave your religious dogma at the doorstep before you step into reality land. Francis Bacon resolved the apparnet disparity between an epistemological framework centered on relgion, and one centered on science with his New Organon — a work done 400 years ago.
Let's deal in facts, not Richard Armey's self-serving perception of a God.
Rick, we confess our sin.
Hey Rick,
What is this? "My carbon footprint is smaller than yours"? Had any vaccinations in your lifetime? Ever used a car, train, or plane? Got electricity? If you don't own your own computer you have access to one…right back at 'ya buddy.
The difference is awareness, and willingness to change.
John, the chances of converting Armey or anyone who shares his outlook are vanishingly small. I think many here are just pointing out that if Armey wants to use his take on Christianity to advance his nonsense, there is ample material from that tradition which contradicts his position.
My mother-in-law has a strong environmental stance which she comes to through her devout faith. Although I respect her, I don't share that faith. Whatever works.
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I looked at the support forum for this issue, liked the sort of responses offered, and thought I'd give it a try.
Banhlen in his answer said to me: I don't know how you could setup ePrint for it because it's not an ePrint printer
A few things:
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- The HP coversheet for the printer outlining the features lists, in order, ePrint, AirPrint, 10/100 networking, 2 sided printing, and many more features
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"You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It)" is a popular song. The music was written by James V. Monaco, the lyrics by Joseph McCarthy. The song was published in 1913. It was introduced in the Broadway revue The Honeymoon Express and used in the 1973 revival of the musical Irene.
One of the earliest recordings of the song was by Al Jolson. Jolson recorded the song on June 4, 1913. It was released on Columbia A-1374. He performed it on the soundtrack of the 1946 film The Jolson Story and recorded it on March 20, 1946. The record was released on Decca 23613.
Roger Edens wrote additional lyrics to the song for Judy Garland. The new lyrics cast Garland in the role of a teenage fan of Clark Gable. Garland sang the song to Gable at a birthday party thrown for him by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. MGM executives were so charmed by her rendition that she and the song were added to the film Broadway Melody of 1938. Garland recorded the "Gable" version on September 24, 1937. It was released on Decca 1463. MGM released the song as a b-side in 1939, opposite Garland's recording of "Over the Rainbow" for The Wizard of Oz.[1]
Recordings and other renditions[edit]
- Harry James performed a well-known instrumental version of the song as a trumpet solo, issued in 1941 as the reverse side of 'A Sinner Kissed An Angel'. It topped the charts in 1941.[2]
- The Four Freshmen included it on their 1955 4 Freshmen and 5 Trombones album.
- Screamin' Jay Hawkins recorded the song for a single in 1957 "You Made Me Love You" / "Darling, Please Forgive Me" [OKeh 7084]. It later appeared on his 1957 debut album At Home with Screamin' Jay Hawkins.
- Country Music singer Patsy Cline recorded the song for her 1962 album Sentimentally Yours.
- Aretha Franklin recorded the song for her album "The Electrifying Aretha Franklin" (1962).
- Harry Nilsson sings the song on his 1973 covers album A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night.
- British comedian Bernard Manning performed the song on side one of his 1975 album 'My Kind of Music'.
- Canadian Brass recorded an instrumental version of the song for their CD High Society (2004).
- Rufus Wainwright sings the song on his 2007 album, Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie Hall.
- Barry Manilow covered the song on his 2010 collection, The Greatest Love Songs of All Time.
- Gloria Estefan covered the song on her 2013 album, The Standards.
In film and television[edit]
- The melody was featured prominently in the score for the 1943 Edward Dmytryk movie "Tender Comrade" starring Ginger Rogers and Robert Ryan.
- Doris Day performed the song in the 1955 Ruth Etting biographical film Love Me or Leave Me.
- An outtake of The Beatles Anthology showed that it was originally to be included in their movie Magical Mystery Tour
- George Burns and some of the Muppets performed a humorous version of this song where Gonzo especially gets a kick out of the line "didn't want to do it".
- Olivia Newton-John sings the song in the 1980 film Xanadu, as a vocal on a record presented as a Glenn Miller band performance. The song is largely background to Danny and Sonny talking, and does not appear on the film's soundtrack album, but it does appear as the B-side of her single "Suddenly".
- In the 1980 film Somewhere in Time, when Christopher Reeve's character time travels back to the year 1912, he arrives in a hotel room where a woman occupant is (ahistorically) humming the song.
- The song is sung in the 1990 Robin Williams / Robert De Niro film, Awakenings
- Bette Midler, Marc Shaiman, and Bruce Vilanch wrote new lyrics to Judy Garland's version of the song for Midler's appearance on the penultimate episode of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson on May 21, 1992. Midler performed the song as "You Made Me Watch You," a tribute to Carson's 30 years as host.[3]
- Mayim Bialik performed the song on Blossom in the episode "Ruby" (Season 3, Episode 14, aired December 21, 1992).
- Billy Crystal sang an altered version of this song on the first episode of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.
- Cookie Monster performed a slightly re-written version of the song in a Sesame Street insert, writing a love letter to his favorite cookie.
- This song is being played by a band during a dance scene in Disney's 2005 film The Greatest Game Ever Played.
- Kim Poirier sings the song in the 2010 movie Foodland as her character Lucy Eklund.
- An instrumental version of the song plays as source music from a radio in the first scene of the 2009 movie Coco Chanel and Igor Stravinsky
- This song is sung by Jack Halford and Gerry Standing in the TV series New Tricks.
- This song is sung by Matt Doyle at the conclusion of the film Private Romeo (2011).
In theatre[edit]
- Sherie Rene Scott sings this in her one-woman show Everyday Rapture.
- ^ Edwards, Anne (1975). Judy Garland. Simon and Schuster. ISBN 0-671-21845-X.
- ^ Gilliland, John (1994). Pop Chronicles the 40s: The Lively Story of Pop Music in the 40s (audiobook). ISBN 978-1-55935-147-8. OCLC 31611854. Tape 2, side B.
- ^ Shaiman, Marc. "Someone in a Tree: My View of Johnny Carson's Last Night." The Film Music Society. January 24, 2005.


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I mean no disrespect. Even if there's money at stake here for all of us, I don't see why that means we have to insult one another.


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African Bank Investments Ltd. (ABL SJ): The lender said profit for the year through September rose 4.7 percent to 1.94 billion rand ($279 million). The stock gained 30 cents, or 0.8 percent, to 37.24 rand.
African Media Entertainment Ltd. (AME SJ): The producer of television advertisements said net income climbed 17 percent to 11.9 million rand for the six months through September. The share was unchanged at 34 rand.
Dorbyl Ltd. (DLV SJ): The mechanical engineering company said it had a loss of 475,000 rand for the six months through September. Dorbyl dropped 8 cents, or 2.5 percent, 3.07 rand.
First Uranium Corp. (FUM SJ): The miner of energy fuel said on Nov. 19 operations at its Ezulwini mine in South Africa will resume later that day after a government-imposed safety suspension was lifted. The share added 55 cents, or 7.7 percent, to 7.70 rand.
Lonmin Plc (LON SJ): The world's third-largest platinum producer said the miner who went missing in its K3 shaft at its Marikana mine has been found alive and rescued. Lonmin retreated 1.96 rand, or 1 percent, to 197.02 rand.
Nampak Ltd. (NPK SJ): The South African packaging company reports earnings for the year through September. Nampak fell 20 cents, or 1 percent, to 19.70 rand.
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One of the claims frequently made by Religious Right leaders is that so-called "values voters" do just that: vote their values rather than vote for one particular party. In their view, Republicans have historically been better on the value issues they care about and that is why the Religious Right has been such a key part of the GOP's base of support.
Considering that the values voter's loyalty is supposedly to God and his values rather than to the GOP, what are we to make of this quote from Mat Staver?
By contrast, in 2008 evangelical voters' final get-out-the-vote push is more of a shove against a candidate they don't want in the White House. They have never trusted Arizona Sen. John McCain, who once called some of the movement's leaders "agents of intolerance," but they see Tuesday's decision literally as a lesser-evil choice — and for some of them, Barack Obama is worse than Satan himself.
"Barack Obama could be running against the devil and you'd still have high turnout among values voters," said Mat Staver, founder of the religious conservative group Liberty Counsel.
"Obama has, by virtue of his liberal positions on values issues, energized values voters to show up and cast a vote against him," Staver added.
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50+: Live Better, Longer
Physical Activity as You Get Older - Topic Overview
Being active can make life better
Many people become less active as they age, but staying active-or getting active, if you aren't already-has definite benefits.
- Aerobic exercise strengthens your heart-which improves your health-and gives you more energy to do the things you like to do. It can also increase the amount of sleep you get at night and may reduce the time it takes for you to fall asleep. Water exercise may be a good choice for some older adults.
- Strengthening exercises can help you maintain your muscle, strengthen bones, and protect knees and other joints. These exercises include resistance training, such as lifting weights.
- Flexibility and stretching-which help provide a full range of motion for muscles and joints-can help you function at home, at work, and socially. Everyday tasks that are hard for you, such as tying shoelaces or reaching to a shelf, may become easier. When you stay flexible, you also keep a more natural walking pattern and decrease your chance of falling. Most flexibility that seems to be lost through aging is caused not by aging but by inactivity or lack of movement.
- Balance exercises help you have good posture. They can also be helpful to improve coordination and reduce your risk for falls. One type of balance exercise is to stand on one leg for 10 seconds. Stand on a flat surface and use a stable object (such as a heavy chair) for support. Yoga classes or DVDs can teach you poses that help improve your balance.
Being active can keep you healthy
Exercise also has these specific health benefits for older adults. It:1
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- Improves heart failure symptoms and shortens hospital stays.
- Improves cholesterol.
- Helps keep postmenopausal women from losing bone density.
- Helps joints work better, with less pain, in osteoarthritis.
- Improves sleep and reduces fatigue.
- Helps your brain work better and improves short-term memory.
- May lower the risk of some cancers.
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- Hip and spinal fractures.
- Falling.
- Coronary artery disease.
- Diabetes.
- Depression.
- Obesity.
Physical activity doesn't have to be strenuous. Older adults can gain great health benefits with a moderate amount of physical activity. This can be done in longer sessions of moderately intense activities (such as walking) or in shorter sessions of more vigorous activities (such as fast walking or stair-walking).
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When writing scientific research proposals I have been advised to try and stick to active voice because passive tends to sound indirect and to imply doubt. However, when writing in active voice, I find it difficult to not use personal pronouns. Does anyone have any tips for maintaining active voice without using personal pronouns?
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Well, if you're that bothered about avoiding personal pronouns, you can always say "The author", "The researcher" etc. It's really a matter of preference; not all scientists think there's anything terribly wrong with good old-fashioned words like "I" and "we"...
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Boss says Domino's still earning a good crust
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- February 14, 2013
DOMINO'S Pizza Enterprises shares tumbled more than 3 per cent yesterday despite the Brisbane-based company posting double-digit growth in first-half net profit.
Chief executive Don Meij unveiled a $14.5 million net profit for the six months to December 30, a 15.7 per cent rise.
The firm logged total revenue of $141 million, which was up 7.6 per cent, plus same store sales growth of 1.5 per cent in the first half, compared to 8.4 per cent during the same period in 2011.
City Index chief market analyst Peter Esho said Domino's was "a victim of their own success".
"They've done so much and now they're finding it difficult to maintain that rate of sales growth and the market's somewhat disappointed," he said. "That's what happens with these growth stocks eventually the cycle catches up with them."
Domino's shares closed 35c down at $9.95.
Mr Meij told The Courier-Mail he was "very happy" with the firm's number, with the company's like for like growth overall still "solid".
He expected a record number of new stores to open this year - in excess of 80 - with first-half store numbers already 45 higher than the first half last year.
About 60 per cent of new stores this year would be in the less developed European market, he said.
"Australia's got to get a bit more realistic about its rising costs," he said.
"We've got structurally very high costs as a nation and that's making it very difficult for business."
Domino's yesterday also announced a $10 million cash deal to buy out 15 stores belonging to franchisee Nick Knight. A special meeting has been scheduled for March 25 to vote on the creation of performance shares tied to that deal.
Mr Meij said more than half the firm's sales were now coming from digital platforms.
"If we didn't have the digital business, I would hate to think where we would be," he said.
Domino's shift towards "a large digital company" would be reflected in a $4 million refit of its office in Hamilton, Brisbane by May, he said.
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I understand that Freenet achieves plausible deniability by using nodes to pass on data to other nodes even if they have no connection to the file being transferred. My question is, if I am running Freenet but not browsing, is there any way for me to see what files other are using my computer to store?
Taken from "About Freenet" and bolded items are quoted and is your answer:
Taken from https://freenetproject.org/whatis.html
Of course you can always try to decrypt those files. It existed somewhere on your computer. Good luck decrypting them.
The Freenet architecture does not store whole files with a single users datastore, only parts of the file. This is due to Freenet being a distributed network.


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Shopping Guide To Washington DCShopping guide to five of the best neighborhoods for shopping in Washington D.C.
New York Flea MarketsWhat's more quintessentially New York than eating and shopping? Nothing, which is why it's no surprise that New York has some of the best Flea Markets ever.
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