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Calories 2221 Calories from Fat 974
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Total Fat 111 g170.6%
Saturated Fat 33.5 g167.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 300.9 mg100.3%
Sodium 3035 mg126.5%
Total Carbohydrates 140 g46.6%
Dietary Fiber 8.4 g33.5%
Sugars 18.3 g
Protein 126 g252.6%
Vitamin A 123.4% Vitamin C 200.3%
Calcium 70.6% Iron 72%
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First published in 1940, this is the fifth edition of Ralph Mayer's book. It is designed as a reference guide to the materials necessary for the modern artist. Techniques for watercolour, oil and acrylic painting are included.
Ralph Mayer (1895-1979) was a painter and art conservator. Educated as a chemical engineer, he worked in paint manufacture and studied painting at the Art Students League of New York before going on to teach at Columbia University. He founded the Artists Technical Research Institute in 1959. He is best known as the author of The Artist's Handbook of Materials and Techniques (1940), which is still a point of reference for artists today, and he also wrote The Painter's Craft (1948) and A Dictionary of Art Terms and Techniques (1969).
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- Mathias Dewatripont & Jean Tirole, 1994.
"A Theory of Debt and Equity: Diversity of Securities and Manager-Shareholder Congruence,"
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- W. Carl Kester, 1991. "Japanese Corporate Governance And The Conservation Of Value In Financial Distress," Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, Morgan Stanley, vol. 4(2), pages 98-105.
- Langohr, Herwig & Santomero, Anthony M, 1985. "The Extent of Equity Investment by European Banks: A Note," Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, Blackwell Publishing, vol. 17(2), pages 243-52, May.
- Billett, Matthew T & Flannery, Mark J & Garfinkel, Jon A, 1995. " The Effect of Lender Identity on a Borrowing Firm's Equity Return," Journal of Finance, American Finance Association, vol. 50(2), pages 699-718, June.
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How effective are directed credit policies in the United States? A literature survey
Schwarz surveys U.S. experience with directed credit as background for a larger study of the Asian experience. Almost half of net credit lent in the United States annually is directly affected by government policies - half of net credit covering budget deficits, and half falling under various federal credit programs. The main difference between U.S. and Asian credit policy is that U.S. credit policy is oriented more toward equity than toward growth. Different sectors are affected differently by U.S. credit policies. Few empirical studies test how U.S. credit policy affects growth - perhaps partly because of the motives behind those policies. Few enpirical studies even test whether the policies edffectively increase credit to the target group. Schwarz outlines a method for testing the effectiveness of credit policy, then examinesexisting empirical work to see how it fits that methodology. The first common empirical technique examines credit allocation in the economy. Schwarz finds that for the largest program, housing credit, the effect of credit program on credit allocation is very small and may be negative when cross-program effects are considered. The second common empirical technique examines individual sectors. Results here are mixed. In agriculture, much of the credit raises the demand for land, providing a gain for landowners rather than increasing production. In education, less than a third of the students who got government credit would not have gone to college without it. So in both cases, the credit has a positive impact but at a sizable cost. Schwarz concludes that despite its huge volume, directed credit in the United States has a limited impact in growth. The credit programs have generally succeeded in increasing credit to the targeted group, but not necessarily in increasing investment by that group.
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- Arcelus, Francisco & Meltzer, Allan H, 1973. "The Markets for Housing and Housing Services: Reply," Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, Blackwell Publishing, vol. 5(4), pages 973-978, November.
- Buckley, Robert M & Gross, David J, 1985. "Selective Credit Policies and the Mortgage Market: Cross-sectional Evidence," Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, Blackwell Publishing, vol. 17(3), pages 358-370, August.
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It has a fully equipped kitchen with everything you may need. Towels and bedlinen included, with washing machine and drying machine. Also we offer to our guests a private PARKING. You will find free Wifi.
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Husregler** Please, note that 250€ damage deposit is required in cash at arrival time.
** Kindly not that late check-in from 21:00 on, has an extra cost of 20€ to be paid in cash at arrival time.
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Leiligheten lå kjempe fin til men det viste vi fra tidligere besøk i Palma. Det som trakk ned var renholdet. Serlig var dusjen i andre etasje veldig skitten.Det var for få hånduker i leiligheten. En hånduk i tre uker er altfor lite. Det var også lite kopper og glasser. Alle slukene på badene samt kjøkkenvasken var tett.
We really enjoyed the stay ! The host welcomed us with the champain ! :) That was a really good start of our vacations ! :) Only the last they at 2 am there were new people in the apartament on 2nd floor and they were screaming and making loud music but its not the fail of the hosts ! :) Althought we really enjoyed the stay and we will be back there for sure ! :)
Location is where you want to be for a city stay close to the water/port/nightlife! The noise level was completely bareable and we're very light sleepers & the apartment itself was really clean and practical. Kitchen could do with a couple more utensils but overall wasjust what we wanted. Host was very polite! Be ready for the steep stair case! Not suitable for older people.. All in all a lot of charm
Great Apsrtment, superb patio, right in the old town, but very quiet. Will definitely recommend.
I had a lovely stay with my family. The apartment was well equipped, with everything you need and very clean. The location of the apartment was great with few minutes walking distance to shops, restaurants and the train/bus station. To add our host- Laura was really nice, friendly and answered all our questions.She was really helpful. Over all everything was amazing. :)
Really nice
Location is nice n pretty. but very NOISY!
The apartment environment is just way too noisy. U can easily hear people shouting on the street during the night and listen to crowd chattering and laughing at the Cafe nearby during the early morning.
WiFi is just a bullshit.
There is actually no WiFi in this apartment but the host gave us the Cafe WiFi nearby. Cant access WiFi at all in the apartment but forced to get out to the cafe to get access.
Water supply is too small. Tiny Bathroom
Hardly shower comfortably with a small water supply inside the small tiny bathroom
Tiny flat pillow.
Bed is ok and reasonable but the pillow is just too flat. U can feel the cheapness of it by waking up at the next day with sore neck muscles.
A lot more to improve for the price.
Das kleine, schön eingerichtete Apartment hat uns sehr gut gefallen. Die Lage der Wohnung ist genial. Leider war die Wohnung nicht perfekt geputzt, das sollte man verbessern.
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Swindon 0-1 Bury
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Relegation strugglers Bury stunned managerless Swindon and ended the Robins' 13-match unbeaten run.
Steven Schumacher scored the only goal of the game, turning in Joe Skarz's cross to secure the Shakers their third away win of the season.
Swindon looked lost without the influence of ex-boss Paolo Di Canio and created few chances.
James Collins volleyed wide in the second half, while Aden Flint's header was well saved by keeper Trevor Carson.
At the other end, Wes Foderingham was forced in to action after Schumacher's powerful shot.
The result means Swindon slide down to fourth in League One, while Bury remain 22nd.
Swindon Town caretaker manager Tommy Miller told BBC Wiltshire:
"We were rubbish throughout. We didn't get going at all, and I include myself in this.
"You wouldn't have thought the top of the league was at stake.
"Maybe it was down to complacency because Bury are struggling and it would have been an easy three points.
"We weren't at the races and it was very disappointing."
Bury manager Kevin Blackwell told BBC Radio Manchester:
"We knew we had to be well organised because they're good going forward and they've scored a lot of goals this season.
"The players stuck to the game plan and that's what frustrates me. On Friday night after 60 minutes, we looked as though we were comfortable and then we shoot ourselves in the foot with stupid decisions.
"I feel like I should be standing here with six points but what a way to return. To come to the team second in the table and do that to them was fantastic."
Lineup, Bookings (6) & Substitutions (5)
- 01 Foderingham
- 03 McEveley
- 04 Flint
- 22 Ward
- 06 Navarro (Thompson - 60' )
- 11 Roberts (Rooney - 74' )
- 12 McCormack
- 18 Miller
- 09 Collins
- 16 Williams
- 23 De Vita (Rooney - 67' )
- 30 Bedwell
- 15 Thompson
- 31 Oakley
- 07 Rooney
- 19 Thompson
- 28 Rooney
- 01 Carson
- 03 Skarz Booked
- 06 Eastham
- 34 Ebanks-Landell
- 07 Worrall
- 08 Schumacher Booked
- 13 Carrington Booked
- 32 Thompson
- 35 Soares Booked (Jones - 80' )
- 15 Ajose
- 31 Fagan Booked (Clarke-Harris - 80' Booked )
- 30 Belford
- 19 Regan
- 09 Jones
- 25 Healy
- 26 Clarke-Harris
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On target
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Full Time The referee signals the end of the game.90:00 +3:19
Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Luke Rooney played to the near post, clearance made by Ethan Ebanks-Landell.90:00 +2:14
The referee blows for offside against Jonson Clarke-Harris. Wes Foderingham takes the indirect free kick.90:00 +1:34
Corner taken short by Steven Schumacher.90:00 +0:18
Nick Ajose fouled by Nathan Thompson, the ref awards a free kick. Direct strike on goal from the free kick comes in from Steven Schumacher, save by Wes Foderingham. Steven Schumacher decides to take a short corner.89:12
The referee blows for offside against Jonson Clarke-Harris. Indirect free kick taken by Wes Foderingham.86:47
The referee blows for offside against Jonson Clarke-Harris. Nathan Thompson restarts play with the free kick.85:49
Unfair challenge on Mark Carrington by Adam Rooney results in a free kick. Trevor Carson takes the free kick.83:13
Outswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Tommy Miller, Steven Schumacher manages to make a clearance.82:36
Jay McEveley restarts play with the free kick.82:36 Booking
Booking Steven Schumacher goes into the book.82:15
Free kick awarded for a foul by Steven Schumacher on Alan McCormack.81:26
Shot by Adam Rooney from 18 yards. Save by Trevor Carson.80:53
Free kick taken by Nathan Thompson.80:53 Booking
Booking The referee cautions Jonson Clarke-Harris for unsporting behaviour.80:46
The referee blows for offside.80:17
James Collins takes a shot. Save made by Trevor Carson.78:55
Jay McEveley takes the indirect free kick.78:55 Substitution
Substitution Craig Fagan goes off and Jonson Clarke-Harris comes on.78:55 Substitution
Substitution Craig Jones on for Tom Soares.
David Worrall gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Luke Rooney.77:31
Luke Rooney fires a strike on goal direct from the free kick, comfortable save by Trevor Carson.77:31 Booking
Booking Mark Carrington receives a caution.77:07
Foul by Mark Carrington on James Collins, free kick awarded.75:39
Free kick awarded for a foul by Andy Williams on Joe Skarz. Trevor Carson takes the indirect free kick.73:41 Substitution
Substitution Luke Rooney on for Gary Roberts.72:27
Steven Schumacher takes a shot from just outside the penalty area which clears the crossbar.70:08
Free kick taken by Gary Roberts.70:08 Booking
Booking Tom Soares goes into the referee's book.69:52
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Nathan Thompson by Tom Soares.69:06
Nathan Thompson takes the indirect free kick.69:06 Booking
Booking Booking for Craig Fagan for unsporting behaviour.68:40
Craig Fagan concedes a free kick for a foul on Alan McCormack.66:59
Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Tommy Miller, Mark Carrington manages to make a clearance.66:59 Substitution
Substitution Adam Rooney joins the action as a substitute, replacing Raffaele De Vita.65:29
James Collins takes a shot from just outside the penalty area which clears the crossbar.61:54
Joe Skarz concedes a free kick for a foul on Gary Roberts. Wes Foderingham takes the free kick.61:54 Booking
Booking The referee books Joe Skarz for time wasting.59:26 Substitution
Substitution (Swindon) makes a substitution, with Nathan Thompson coming on for Alan Navarro.59:26
Gary Roberts has an effort at goal from just outside the box which goes wide of the right-hand post.54:52
Unfair challenge on Craig Fagan by Alan McCormack results in a free kick. Free kick crossed right-footed by Mark Carrington from left by-line, Aden Flint manages to make a clearance.47:40
Craig Fagan challenges Aden Flint unfairly and gives away a free kick. Gary Roberts takes the direct free kick.46:24
Gary Roberts takes a inswinging corner.45:01
The referee starts the second half.45:00 +1:23 Half time
Half Time The referee calls an end to the first half.43:25
Tom Soares concedes a free kick for a foul on Alan McCormack. Alan McCormack takes the indirect free kick.39:10
Corner from the left by-line taken by Tommy Miller, Aden Flint produces a header from inside the area that goes over the crossbar.38:12
Inswinging corner taken by Gary Roberts from the right by-line.36:31
Steven Schumacher challenges James Collins unfairly and gives away a free kick. The ball is sent over by Gary Roberts, Darren Ward has a headed effort from close range and clears the bar.34:54
Steven Schumacher gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Darren Ward. Jay McEveley takes the indirect free kick.31:53
Foul by Joe Skarz on Andy Williams, free kick awarded. Gary Roberts crosses the ball from the free kick left-footed from right wing, clearance made by Ethan Ebanks-Landell.27:44
James Collins takes a shot from a long way out which goes wide of the right-hand upright.26:57
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Aden Flint by Craig Fagan. Indirect free kick taken by Alan McCormack.23:15
Shot from just outside the box by Mark Carrington goes over the bar.23:01
Unfair challenge on Mark Carrington by Alan Navarro results in a free kick. Mark Carrington restarts play with the free kick.20:19
The assist for the goal came from Joe Skarz.20:19 Goal scored
Goal! - Steven Schumacher - Swindon 0 - 1 Bury Steven Schumacher fires in a goal from long distance to the bottom right corner of the goal. Swindon 0-1 Bury.19:35
Zac Thompson is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Alan McCormack takes the free kick.18:41
Gary Roberts is penalised for handball and concedes a free kick. Free kick taken by Trevor Carson.17:43
David Worrall challenges Raffaele De Vita unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick crossed right-footed by Tommy Miller from left channel, Ashley Eastham manages to make a clearance.17:01
David Worrall produces a left-footed shot from just outside the penalty box that misses to the left of the goal.14:48
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Gary Roberts, Steven Schumacher manages to make a clearance.13:10
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Skip to comments.A Step Backwards in Ukraine - Are these the last weeks for the Yanukovych regime?
Posted on 01/29/2014 7:43:16 PM PST by Tailgunner Joe
During the mid afternoon of January 29, reports from Kiev indicated that an impasse had been reached on the burning question of an amnesty for Maidan civil-reform protesters who had been arrested throughout Ukraine. Earlier in the day, it seemed that more than 50 members of President Viktor Yanukovychs Party of Regions in parliament had been peeled away from their caucus and were prepared to support, against the presidents wishes, an unconditional amnesty that would leave the Maidan protests intact by not compelling protesters to leave the government buildings they had occupied not only in Kiev but, in recent days, all over Ukraine. Then, it was reported by sources inside the parliament, Yanukovych blew a gasket, met with his party members, and threatened to disband parliament and declare martial law if an unconditional amnesty were passed. Some of the defectors from the Yanukovych party line wilted, and thus the reported impasse ensued.
Finally, according to the BBC, late at night on January 29 the parliament passed a conditional amnesty law requiring protesters to leave all government buildings 15 days after the president signs the law and it is published in official journals. Certain protest sites were, it seems, exempted from the de-occupation provisions of the law.
Given the frustrations this decision seems likely to ignite among the Maidan protesters, January 30 promises to be another dramatic day on the streets of Kiev and elsewhere.
In light of these developments, an eyewitness report from Kiev by Mychailo Wynnickyj of the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, one of Ukraines most highly respected institutions of higher learning, is worth citing at length:
I spent a couple of hours on Maidan; walked up to the front lines on Hrushevskoho Street, and strolled around the freshly occupied Ukrainian House on European Square; prayed in the tent chapel; spent time trying to keep warm near burning barrels with other protesters. My purpose was to get a sense of the social mood the impression that one gets from TV and Internet often doesnt reflect reality. What I saw can be characterized as follows: determined people, working together building barricades, handing out hot drinks and food, talking quietly about the geographic spread of the revolution beyond Kiev. . . .Wynnyckyjs description of the impact of the Havryliuks video reinforces the analysis of the Ukraine civic-reform movement and the Ukrainian revolution given to Vatican Radio this past weekend by Bishop Borys Gudziak, the Greek Catholic leader who is president of the Ukrainian Catholic University in Lviv. Bishop Gudziak reminded his listeners that, while the Maidan movement began as a Euromaidan, protesting the Yanukoych regimes withdrawal from a European Unionaccession agreement (under intense pressure from Moscow), it had evolved over the past two months into a Maidan of dignity: a mass movement demanding elementary decencies and honesty in public life, an end to rampant economic and political corruption, and the rule of law, not its simulacrum.
Frankly, I was surprised at the very small numbers of radicals . . . in the city center. According to many media reports, I should have seen a great many more young men dressed in helmets, chanting nationalist slogans, walking around with baseball bats. Of course, some such fighters were in evidence. . . . But the several thousand others demonstrating their discontent with Ukraines regime a mere 100 meters from the Interior Ministry troops, were normal citizens the same people I had gained immense respect for during the peaceful phase of Ukraines revolution in December. . . .
This has made me think about a phenomenon that Clausewitz called the fog of war. Napoleon is noted to have once said, Four hostile newspapers are more to be feared than a thousand bayonets. In the context of the past two months in Ukraine, and given that information spreads much faster today than in the days of Bonaparte or Clausewitz, I have no doubt that the ongoing revolution in Ukraine is first and foremost a conflict in which informational messages are more potent weapons than Molotov cocktails, stun grenades, or even massive numbers of picketing demonstrators. . . .
In its final days (and the coming weeks are its final days), the Yanukovych regime will try to misinform and cloud the realities on the ground as much as possible. As the wave of attacks by demonstrators on the oblast [provincial government] buildings shows, the regime has lost its legitimacy, and has run out of means (manpower) with which to maintain its authority through force. It will therefore try to maintain authority by repackaging the current conflict as one involving extremists, terrorists, nationalists, etc. These are the cries of a regime in agony, and should not be believed.
Ukraines revolution is not over yet. It is clear that we are witnessing the final days of the Yanukovych regime, but the actual format of the climax of their winters events and their denouement is unknown. . . . I should note that the video footage of Mykhailo Havryliuk who was stripped naked and abused by Berkut riot police [last] week has served to galvanize the Maidan demonstrators, and has spread the protests well beyond Kiev. Images of Havryliuks dignified behavior under extreme stress, and his simple modesty after having been rescued (during and after the press conference), have gone viral in Ukraine. They demonstrate the values of the Maidan better than any slogan, and I would argue that (in addition to the multiple deaths and injuries resulting from police brutality) they have served as a catalyst for regional rebellions across the country. His message needed no packaging, nor was there anyone available among the protesters to package it. That, I guess, is both the strength and weakness of Maidan.
God help us!
That, and not some unquenchable thirst for the fleshpots of Western Europe, is what has led grandmothers to bring ice cubes to Independence Square in Kiev, to pack into sandbags that reinforce the demonstrators position. That is what has led pensioners, not richly endowed with resources, to bring food and drink to the protesters. That is what has led, with rare exceptions, to the extraordinary discipline and remarkable capacity for spontaneous self-governance shown by the occupiers of Independence Square and other chief Maidan sites. That is why there are prayer tents at Maidan sites.
It is a remarkable thing to watch a civil society being born, and under the most difficult circumstances. In the long march to democratic normality that is the inevitable lot of the Maidan movement, the moral commitments to decency, honesty, and legality that have sustained the revolution thus far are going to be sorely tested. Their defense is as essential as the defense of elementary civil liberties. For those moral commitments are the only sure foundation of civil liberties and authentic democracy.
"if an unconditional amnesty were passed"
I finally found out who started the Soros supports right-wing revolt in Ukraine meme. It was Alex Jones. Leave it to the tin-foiler Alex Jones fruitcakes to shill for Neo-Soviet Russia. As usual.
Help me out here - should American patriots be in support of these Ukrainian protests, in opposition to them or indifferent to them?
Well, you have that, and Russian state-owned media—that conveniently finds the "outside" influence.
"right-wing revolt in Ukraine"
It's a hell of a lot more complicated than that. The opposition includes both Svoboda and Femen.
The brave Ukrainian patriots fighting their tyrannical oppressive government are heroes and should be an example to all of us. Too bad we Americans are not so zealous about their defending our attacks on our freedom by our own government.
Here's the deal: there are Ukrainians who don't like Russians, and there are Russians who don't like Ukrainians. There's a little bit of history, there.
Probably best to steer clear of it, like the whole Syria debacle.
We should support them, and we should follow their example.
And let the Russians take over, right? You guys are so predictable.
My understanding was that the Soviet Russian gov't, actually, the Communist Russia gov't in general from the start of the Russian Revolution, treated the Ukrainian people pretty badly. And by pretty badly, I mean just absolutely, abysmally horrifically. Which probably has something to do with the tensions there today.
You actually think Putin is going to march troops over the border? No. He's not. He's not going to initiate a regional war while the Olympics are going on.
I expect some agreement will be reached with the government and the leader of the opposition, and this will settle eventually. Unless other factors come into play.
Yes. Precisely why one should ignore our FR neo-Soviets.
What a coincidence, they want they Russian side to win in Syria too. Gee it's almost as if they are on Russia's side, all the time, every time, no matter what. Alex Jones also told them that the Syrian people gassed themselves so they could blame it on Assad, and Obama would intervene. Except Obama didn't intervene. Instead Obama did exactly what his comrade KGB Putin told him to do. So much for that Alex Jones' tinfoil false-flag conspiracy theory.
Sorry, you are on the side of people who CUT THE HEADS OF CATHOLICS on videotape! And ate people's organs?! That's who the opposition are in Syria. That's AL-QAEDA. I'm not sure what could be more anti-American than arming Al-Qaeda.
Funny isn't it? Our liberal media still champion anti-government people everywhere else but hate them here—here, in what to them is the Worst Country On Earth.
Except George Weigel is a conservative Catholic who promotes Christian heritage and culture. Which is probably why you don't like him, considering your vehement hostility towards Christianity.
"I'm on America's side."
By supporting Al Qaeda... John McCain's platform summed up right there.
McCain is a war hero compared to your mancrush Putin, who never fought in any war but loyally served the secret police who oppressed his own people.
You show our soldiers who Assad maimed and killed in Iraq as much respect as you show McCain. Did you serve? Are you even an American? I strongly doubt it.
Where in the world did that come from? I actually thought we were friends.
I admit I didn't read the article but rather reacted to the thread title. I've been waiting for an excuse to point out liberal hypocrisy on "anti-government" movements (foreign vs. domestic) for a long time, saw your thread title, and just foolishly assumed it was liberal and used it as an excuse to vent. I apologize for my mistake.
Protestants are anti-Catholic. Catholics are anti-Protestant. Eastern Orthodox are anti-both. And everyone is anti-moslem and anti-mormon. Why is my arguing against what I sincerely believe to be a false religion (and from the Right, never from the Left) so much worse than anyone else defending his religion and challenging others' here?
I admit I'm not a big fan of civilizational or cultural religion of any kind. I've always been too big a fundie for that. It's either true or to heck with it.
A birth conspiracy? Really? Are you secretly Ukrainian perhaps?
I don't support Al Qaeda at all, in any capacity. You admittedly do. Perhaps you might want to reflect on 9/11. I know that was just civilians, but they were pretty important too... and while I respect McShame's war record, the man is a despicable SOB, and I think 90% of Freepers would agree with that.
I just hope you're consistent, so when Golden Dawn occupy offices in Greece or Jobbik occupy offices in Hungary and try to overthrow the government, you send cash to them too.
And with that, I'll leave you to argue with yourself.
Your buddy Alex Jones has some pretty interesting theories about 9/11, you should check them out. snicker.
It'd be much better to let the EU take over, Last time they ran Ukraine it was awesome I hear.
"I support Al-Qaeda killing Assad,,, "
LOL,, off the rails there. So McLame supports Al Qeida. And its all fine with you. Amazing and funny.
Ukraine is raising it voice. Yanukovich is a twice convicted felon and a Russian toady. He needs to go. Ukraine needs to reduce corruption clean up its justice system and improve other socio-political issues as well.
The key here is that Ukrainian nationalism is on the rise. Eastern or western Ukraine doesn't matter the people self identify as Ukrainians. The don't like the Russians much and for good reason. They are suspicious of Euro influence too. They want more trade with the EU not to join up
East and West matter a great deal. The "Ukraine" is effectively two separate countries. The Western Ukraine is entirely Ukrainian speaking predominantly Catholic with close cultural ties to Poland. The eastern Ukraine is mostly Eastern Orthodox with many people who speak better Russian than Ukrainian. They have always been culturally more oriented towards Russia (Kiev was historically Russian).
As long as you have this situation, there will always be a tug of war between Europe-oriented Ukrainians in the west and Russia-oriented Ukrainians in the east.
Incidentally, those Ukrainians who think that they'll get a better deal or more freedom from EU "soft power" than the more open and brutal hard power of Putin are in for a surprise. The former is more insidious (and in many ways harder to resist) than the latter.
Yes eastern Ukraine is more Russo oriented but they have no desire to join up again. As to religion, western Ukraine has many Polish descendants, but the predominent religion of the country is eastern orthodox church as initiated by the Byzantines for Prince Vladimir. That is why the statue of Svetoi Mikhail stands on Kreschatik street.
Had. The Soviets kicked them out and most moved to the parts of Poland gained from the Germans.
Not before the Ukrainian
Nazis nationalists murdered thousands of Polish peasants in their villages as part of an ethnic 'cleansing' operation. The descendants of this scum make up Ukraine's Svoboda militants who today are trying to destabilize the elected government of Ukraine.
Yes, I have brought up the name Stepan Bandera several times on the Ukraine threads.
What's interesting is that Stephan Bandera was actually being held in a German prison camp in 1944 when the Ukrainian nationalist paramilitary carried out the Polish massacres. His counterpart Mykola Lebed led the nationalist faction in his absence and carried out these atrocities.
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So the CIA has duped al qaeda jihadists into attacking America's shiite enemies aligned with Iran, and you think that's a bad thing? The reason you feel that way is because your loyalty is not to the USA, but to Russia. You have no problem supporting shiite jihadists if they are Russia's allies, but when America turns the tables on Russia gives them a dose of their own medicine, then Putinistas like you whine and cry foul. You hate the CIA but you have no problem at all with the KGB. According to your anti-American Neo-Soviet narrative, Chris Stevens deserved to die because he was a bad guy arming Russia's enemies.
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Super soft adhesive backed material. Made of sound absorbing, cold insulating neoprene. Material is easily cut and will conform to all shapes. Simply cut to size and apply to sight window, arrow shelf, bow grip, arrow rest, quiver, anywhere silencing or insulation is needed. 2 large 3 1/2" x 7" pieces.
String dampener that can be installed on the string without the use of a bow press. Can be fastened with serving or included zip ties.
Cable guard dampener designed not to interfere with your sight window. Can be placed in front of the cable slide to act as cable guard stop.
Features a convex design similar to binoculars to gather and transmit as much light as possible to the shooter's eye. Constructed from high-grade aluminum for durability and lighter weight.
The Sport Hunter Xtreme was engineered with the true hardcore bow hunter in mind. Tackles both stabilization and vibration with unique features. With its Internal Harmonic Dampener, De-Resonator and three individual adjustable weights, the Sport Hunter Xtreme allows you to fine tune your set-up for any hunting situation.
Made from NAVCOM material with Broadband Technology to dampen a wide range of vibration frequencies. Screws onto the end of any stabilizer with 5/16"-24 thread mount.


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Cisco 2504 Wireless Controller. Data transfer rate (max): 1000 Mbit/s, Ethernet LAN data rates: 10, 100, 1000 Mbit/s, Number of users: 25 user(s). WAN connection: Ethernet (RJ-45). Security algorithms: 3DES, DES, MD5, SSL/TLS, WPA, WPA2. Input voltage: 100 - 240V, Input frequency: 50/60 Hz, Power requirements: 100 - 240 V. LED indicators: Link, Power, Status
The Cisco® 2500 Series Wireless Controller enables systemwide wireless functions in small to medium-sized enterprises and branch offices. Designed for 802.11n performance, Cisco 2500 Series Wireless Controllers are entry-level controllers that provide real-time communication between Cisco Aironet® access points to simplify the deployment and operation of wireless networks.As a component of the Cisco Unified Wireless Network, this controller delivers centralized security policies, wireless intrusion prevention system (wIPS) capabilities, award-winning RF management, and quality of service (QoS) for voice and video. Delivering 802.11n performance and scalability, the Cisco 2500 Series provides low total cost of ownership and flexibility to scale as network requirements grow.Cisco 2500 Series Wireless Controller base access point licensing offers flexibility with 5, 15, 25, or 50 access points. Additional access point support may be added in increments of 5 or 25.


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February 10, 2012
Eagle Daddy Should Change His Name To Bad Daddy
Earlier this week, I came across a news item that I am still trying to process days later. A four-year old boy Chinese boy by the name of Ho Yide was videotaped by his father (only known as eagle daddy) as the child shivered in freezing temperatures in his underwear on Chinese New Years Eve. I defy anyone to look at young Hos face and not feel sadness for the boy.