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Beck still doesn't understand net neutrality
Glenn Beck again claimed that proposed net neutrality rules are "basically a Fairness Doctrine for the Internet" and would allow the government to "control what you see on the Internet." In fact, net neutrality prohibits Internet service providers from controlling access to Internet content, and -- contrary to Beck's suggestion -- would not require Fox to change its content.
Beck falsely claims net neutrality is "basically a Fairness Doctrine for the Internet"
Beck: "They want to make sure that you can get the Huffington Post on Fox News." On the November 22 edition of his Fox News program, Beck claimed [1] that net neutrality rules would require conservative news outlets to provide progressive content, falsely comparing net neutrality to the Fairness Doctrine. He added: "They want to make sure that you can get the Huffington Post on Fox News. No, thank you. They're about to control what you see on the Internet."
From the November 22 edition of Fox News' Glenn Beck:
BECK: The next thing I want you to consider is net neutrality -- the FCC over Congress. We told you that Congress was making itself irrelevant. They couldn't get net neutrality through Congress. Well, the FCC is announcing plans next week for regulations that would ban ISPs like Comcast from blocking or favoring content online. This is basically a Fairness Doctrine for the Internet.
America, you lose the Internet, you lose the war, I think. Cass Sunstein said it was bad for people that they could seek out information that only fits their point of view. They want to make sure that you can get the Huffington Post on Fox News. No, thank you. They're about to control what you see on the Internet. And Congress doesn't even have a say anymore. They're being completely circumvented. Comcast, I believe, will most likely go for it, because they're takeover of NBC? I'll bet you that's being held hostage.
On The O'Reilly Factor, Beck repeated falsehood that net neutrality is "the Fairness Doctrine on the Internet." Beck repeated his claim that net neutrality is "basically the Fairness Doctrine on the Internet" during his appearance on Bill O'Reilly's Fox News show on November 22. Beck also asserted that it is "correct" that "[t]hose on the left" "want to regulate Internet content." From the November 22 edition of Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor:
BECK: They're going for -- on the Internet, they're going for net neutrality through the FCC. They're bypassing Congress and going to try to regulate the Internet. What was it? Next week, I think they're trying to do that.
O'REILLY: Who's -- wait, wait. I don't understand. Who's they?
BECK: The left.
O'REILLY: OK. They want to -- net neutrality, what does that mean?
BECK: Net neutrality -- what it is, is they say you can't -- it's basically the Fairness Doctrine on the Internet.
O'REILLY: So they want to regulate Internet content?
BECK: Correct.
O'REILLY: Those on the left.
BECK: Right.
O'REILLY: Why would they want to do that? It's a leftwing cesspool.
BECK: How did it -- how great was it for the left when you shut down opposing voices on talk radio?
Fairness Doctrine required broadcasters to present opposing views on controversial issues. As noted [2] by FoxNews.com in February 2009, "The Fairness Doctrine was adopted in 1949 and held that broadcasters were obligated to provide opposing points of views on controversial issues of national importance. It was halted under the Reagan administration." Net neutrality would in no way dictate how media outlets report or comment on the news.
Net neutrality would not allow government to dictate content on the Internet
In fact, net neutrality prohibits Internet Service Providers from controlling access to Internet content. Contrary to claims that net neutrality allows the government to control content on the Internet, the Congressional Research Service states [3] that net neutrality is the principle that "owners of the networks that compose and provide access to the Internet should not control how consumers lawfully use that network; and should not be able to discriminate against content provider access to that network."
Wash. Post: Net neutrality is "idea that all traffic on the Internet should travel at the same speed." The Washington Post reported [4] on October 28:
Net neutrality -- the idea that all traffic on the Internet should travel at the same speed -- has been a point of contention for the Federal Communications Commission, which is proposing regulations that would ensure that broadband service providers treat all Web traffic equally.
The FCC wants to prevent Internet service providers from blocking Web applications or slowing the transmission of Web sites. It is unclear if those rules would apply to wireless networks and companies such as Verizon and Google, which want network carriers to be able to charge companies willing to pay for faster channels on their networks.
Christian Coalition, Parents Television Council support net neutrality. In its support for net neutrality, the Christian Coalition stated [5] that this "is an issue extremely important to America's grassroots organizations and to those Americans who want to ensure the cable and phone companies controlling access to the Internet will not discriminate. ... Net Neutrality is the reason why the Internet has grown the way it has and become such an indispensible tool in our lives and our civic discourse." The Christian Coalition and the Parents Television Council are charter members [6] of a group of people and organizations that "are working together to urge Congress to preserve Net Neutrality." The founder of the Parents Television Council is Brent Bozell [7], who frequently appears [8] on Fox News.
Internet pioneers and leaders credit net neutrality as guiding principle in growth and competition
"Father of the internet" and pioneering scientists support net neutrality rules. In an October 15, 2009, letter [9] to FCC chairman Julius Genachowski, Internet pioneers Vinton G. Cerf, Stephen D. Crocker, David P. Reed, Lauren Weinstein, and Daniel Lynch wrote, "We believe that the vast numbers of innovative Internet applications over the last decade are a direct consequence of an open and freely accessible Internet." The scientists also stated that the "network neutrality proposal's key principles of 'nondiscrimination' and 'transparency' are necessary components of a pro-innovation public policy agenda for this nation. ... [N]etwork neutrality proposals will help protect U.S. Internet users' choices for and freedom to access all available Internet services, worldwide." As FoxNews.com itself notes [10], Cerf is "often called 'the father of the Internet.' "
Internet pioneering companies support net neutrality for growth and creativity. In an October 19, 2009, letter [11] to Genachowski, the CEOs of Amazon.com, Craigslist, Digg, eBay, Facebook, Linkedin, and Twitter, among numerous others, wrote in support of net neutrality, stating that "America's leadership in the technology space has been due, in large part, to the open Internet." From the letter:
For most of the Internet's history, FCC rules have ensured that consumers have been able to choose the content and services they want over their Internet connections. Entrepreneurs, technologists, and venture capitalists have previously been able to develop new online products and services with the guarantee of neutral, nondiscriminatory access by users, which has fueled an unprecedented era of economic growth and creativity. Existing businesses have been able to leverage the power of the Internet to develop innovative product lines, reach new consumers, and create new ways of doing business.
America's leadership in the technology space has been due, in large part, to the open Internet. We applaud your leadership in initiating a process to develop rules to ensure that the qualities that have made the Internet so successful are protected.
Berners-Lee, described by Fox News as the World Wide Web's creator, calls net neutrality vital for innovation, diversity. In a June 2006 post [12] on his blog, Tim Berners-Lee -- who FoxNews.com noted [13] "created a computer-based system for sharing information with colleagues around the world [World Wide Web]" -- wrote: "When I invented the Web, I didn't have to ask anyone's permission. Now, hundreds of millions of people are using it freely. I am worried that that is going end in the USA. ... I hope that Congress can protect net neutrality, so I can continue to innovate in the internet space. I want to see the explosion of innovations happening out there on the Web, so diverse and so exciting, continue unabated."
Investors who "brought us the Mac, Tweets and Internet search" support net neutrality. WashingtonPost.com telecommunications reporter Cecilia Kang noted [14] on October 20, 2009, that the "people who invested the money that eventually brought us the Mac, Tweets and Internet search ... threw their support behind a push for proposed net neutrality rules, saying clear regulations that prevent Internet services providers from blocking the applications they help fund would spur growth in one of the brightest sectors of the economy." The investors stated in a letter that the "promise of permanently securing an open Internet will deliver consumers and innovators a perfect free market that drives investment, job creation, and consumer welfare." Kang reported that the letter's [15] signers included investors who helped start Amazon, Sun Microsystems, Google, Skype, Hotmail, Twitter, and Yelp.
Google: "Internet has operated according to this neutrality principle since its earliest days," allowing innovation. In its explanation [16] of net neutrality, Google wrote that the "Internet has operated according to this neutrality principle since its earliest days. Indeed, it is this neutrality that has allowed many companies, including Google, to launch, grow, and innovate. Fundamentally, net neutrality is about equal access to the Internet. In our view, the broadband carriers should not be permitted to use their market power to discriminate against competing applications or content. Just as telephone companies are not permitted to tell consumers who they can call or what they can say, broadband carriers should not be allowed to use their market power to control activity online."
Beck wrongly suggests Sunstein wants to require websites to present opposing views
Beck: "Cass Sunstein said it was bad for people that they could seek out information that only fits their point of view." During the segment [1], Beck said: "Cass Sunstein said it was bad for people that they could seek out information that only fits their point of view. They want to make sure that you can get the Huffington Post on Fox News. No, thank you. They're about to control what you see on the Internet."
Sunstein said it was a "bad idea" for government to require websites to provide opposing viewpoints. PolitiFact.com reported [17] that in his 2002 book, Republic.com, "Sunstein talks about the idea of the government requiring sites to link to opposing views." However, PolitiFact further reported:
In a later edition of the book released in 2007, Republic.com 2.0 , Sunstein tempers that position, advocating instead for the creation of public spaces on the Internet where people with differing viewpoints could share their ideas with one another.
But in a video interview on the Web site Bloggerheads.tv on Feb. 29, 2008, Sunstein actually goes a little bit farther than that, calling it a "bad idea" he should never have ventured.
Asked to explain some of the differences between the first book, what Sunstein called "the initial inadequate edition," and its successor, Sunstein said, "To me, the most important (difference) is that the first Republic.com was full of some bad policy recommendations and I was able to get rid of those. So I feel the book has been corrected."
"The initial book was interested in at least considering some government mandates that would require people to link to opposing views, that would require some attention to arguments that maybe had been neglected," Sunstein said. "And while the book Republic.com was pretty tentative about that, to be tentative about a bad idea, it's probably better not to even venture a bad idea. Some of the bad ideas I ventured tentatively as worth considering in Republic.com , in 2.0 I say they'd be bad ideas and they'd be unconstitutional."
Contrary to Beck's suggestion, Sunstein's discussion of this topic is entirely unrelated to net neutrality.
Beck has a history of misinforming about net neutrality
Beck claimed net neutrality is "a way to control voices." On the January 19 edition [18] of his Fox News show [accessed via Nexis], Beck claimed, "FCC, they want net neutrality with Obama. That's the big push. Net neutrality, it's a way to control voices."
Beck: "So we have Marxists that are designing and working on net neutrality -- are believers in net neutrality" to "control content." During the October 20, 2009, edition of his Fox News program, Beck claimed [19] that "we have Marxists that are designing and working on net neutrality -- are big believers in net neutrality, right? Gosh, it does seem that these would be the wrong people to help, you know, innovate business for it. And so what they want to do is, if I can do the third one, control content."


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Carl Jenkinson has the potential to be "one of the best" in his position, according to Bacary Sagna.
The battle for the Arsenal right-back spot has intensified this season since Jenkinson deputised admirably for Sagna while he recovered from a broken leg.
Jenkinson turned heads during his 12-match stint and has been tipped for international honours soon. Sagna won his place back for the last two Premier League fixtures but he expects serious competition from his team-mate.
"Of course," said the France international. "We always have the same battle and that is to fight for the shirt at Arsenal and bring the team to the top.
"I am very happy for him because he did very well. For me it will push me to give the maximum game by game. I have the opportunity now so I will give the maximum. If he is playing then I will push him to become one of the best right backs. And that is what he has the potential to be."
Arsenal's early-season strength in defence has been less evident of late and Sagna knows a clean sheet would come in very handy against an impressive Schalke side in Germany on Tuesday night.
"As a defender, it is never nice to concede goals," said Sagna. "We know we have to improve defensively and offensively as well. That's our target and we are working hard to do it.
"We are professional footballers and we want to finish first [in Group B]. We want to win the maximum amount of games. This is big challenge now to be the best in the group. But as players we always want to be the best. It would mean we play against a team who finish second in their group.
"But at this stage of the competition every team is good. So we have to keep focused on our team, keep going and keep working hard."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Austrian Airlines will add a new long-haul destination in North America to its flight schedule in the summer of 2017. Starting on April 10, 2017, a Boeing 777 will take off for Vienna bound for Los Angeles, the largest city in California, up to six times each week. "After Chicago, Newark and Miami, L.A. is now the fourth new flight destination and the so far biggest leap into the USA. We will fly to the West Coast with our existing fleet and are already very excited about this new venture", says Austrian Airlines Chief Commercial Officer Andreas Otto. In an initial step, the Vienna-Los Angeles route will be served seasonally in the summer 2017 flight schedule. The metropolis of Los Angeles with its millions of inhabitants is not only interesting for point-to-point but especially for transfer traffic. About two-thirds of the passengers will transfer flights at the Vienna flight hub.
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Starting on September 5, 2016, Austria's national carrier will fly to Hong Kong, deploying a Boeing 777 aircraft. "As of September, we are offering flights to the three largest cities in China i.e. Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong", explains Austrian Airlines Chief Commercial Officer Andreas Otto. Hong Kong is not only interesting as a point to point destination but in particular for transfer traffic. About two-thirds of the passengers will change flights at the Vienna flight hub, especially in the direction of Western and Eastern Europe.
In its summer 2016 flight schedule, Austrian Airlines will offer a total of 31 weekly non-stop flights to Asia. Five flights per week on a Boeing 767 will be operated to Beijing. Flights to Shanghai, Bangkok and Tokyo will take off from Vienna on a Boeing 777 up to once a day, whereas the airline will fly to Hong Kong up to six times each week. Moreover, Colombo and Malé will be seasonally included as tourist destinations with up to two flights per week in the winter flight schedule 2016 starting in October 2016.
Flight time to Hong Kong at a distance of 8,700 kilometers from Vienna is about 11 hours 25 minutes.
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Austrian Airlines will add another new tourist destination to its flight schedule. Austria's national carrier will offer flight service once a week to Havana, the capital of Cuba, as of October 25, 2016. Flights will be operated on Tuesdays deploying a Boeing 767 to Havana, the largest city in the Caribbean, as part of the airline's winter flight schedule. Thus Austrian Airlines is once again including a Caribbean destination in its flight portfolio for the first time in five years. The last time Austria's flag carrier operated flights to the Caribbean was in 2010 when it flew to Punta Cana.
"2016 is the year in which Austria and Cuba celebrate 70 years of bilateral ties. We are pleased to link our new direct flight to Havana with this anniversary", explains Austrian Airlines Chief Commercial Officer Andreas Otto. "The launch of flight service to Cuba is another step in the consistent expansion of our long-haul route portfolio and our continuing focus on tourist destinations."
The duration of the flight from Vienna to Havana is about 12 hours 10 minutes.
Austrian Airlines will increase its flight offering to Iran. As of Sunday September 4, 2016, Austria's national carrier will operate three weekly flights to the Iranian trading city Isfahan. In addition to the existing flight service to Tehran, Austrian Airlines is thus further expanding its route portfolio to Iranian destinations, and will offer up to 18 direct flights each week to Iran in the future.
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I currently have a PMR with the UL frame and trigger, but after shooting some other guns I have found different triggers to be a bit easier to walk with. What are your opinions on different triggers? I've shot egos before and the curved trigger was pretty nice, what about the blade style triggers that are aiming towards the trigger guard rather than down. Would those be any better than the ego style curved triggers?
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A Washington Post editorial today pushes back against the argument that a Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement would exacerbate income inequality. Amen, I suppose. But in making its case, the editorial burns the village to save it by conceding as fact certain destructive myths that undergird broad skepticism about trade and unify its opponents.
"All else being equal," the editorial reads, "firms move where labor is cheapest." Presumably, by "all else being equal," the editorial board means: if the quality of the factors of production were the same; if skill sets were identical; if workers were endowed with the same capital; if all production locations had equal access to ports and rail; if the proximity of large markets and other nodes in the supply chain were the same; if institutions supporting the rule of law were comparably rigorous or lax; if the risks of asset expropriation were the same; if regulations and taxes were identical; and so on, the final determinant in the production location decision would be the cost of labor. Fair enough. That untestable premise may be correct.
But back in reality, none of those conditions is equal. And what do we see? We see investment flowing (sometimes in the form of "firms mov[ing]," but more often in the form of firms supplementing domestic activities) to rich countries, not poor. In this recent study, I reported statistics from the Bureau of Economic Analysis revealing that:
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Hello, i am wondering, wich one is the best way to close the gauntlets?
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Hello, i am wondering, wich one is the best way to close the gauntlets?
I know most people use velcro, but i dont like it because with the time, it becomes exhausted.
Any solution?
My gauntlets don't close. I haev foam inside and I have to slide them on. I'm not so sure that this is the best solution though. Goodluck!
What do you mean it benig exhausted? I use velcro never had a problem but I guess it depends on what there made of.
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cal196... I´ll try to expalin it...
For example, ive got a Nokia case for my movile phone whic closes with velcro. The case doesn´t close yet. Te velcro has been to used as to be closed and now I cannot close it.
That´s what I mean.
I fear that with the time, ill can´t close the gauntlets
OH well dont worry, the super duper velcro from wal-mart will never wear. It is rough though its not generic grade velcro. I have some of it on my towel door in the bathroom and it hasnt worn out in 2 years of almost everyday use.
Another way to keep your Gauntlets tight is to do what they did for the Movie, use a pin closure system. An easy way to make one is with some strip-hinge, like the one seen joining Jango's Gauntlet-halves. Place the hinge inside the closed Gauntlet & glue the hinges one to each Gauntlet side. Remove the hinge's center rod & replace it with a threaded rod. Place a nut for the threaded rod at the wrist end of your closure system. I could go on, but you probably get the idea.
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On the second of August is Auckland Zinefest. This year will be a bit different to others because it's on a Thursday evening and will wrap up in about three hours, usually they are on Saturday and run for the entire day.
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It all starts at home not at school. Kids do and act how they see there parents doing and acting
schools do teach other belief systems. islam is all the rage now. after all, we must understand other and respect them, right? everyone but christians. if you are christian, your beliefs are not allowed.
i don't know if you have walked into a public school lately, but they are hell holes. kids don't respect teachers. they don't respect each other. they don't respect themselves. drugs, alcohol, and sexual promiscuity are rampant. this is true even in the better neighborhoods.
parent are busy working two jobs so that the kids can have PS3s, cell phones, and cool clothes. they consider "quality time" to be that time between 6 and 9 pm spent watching TV with the kids before bed. weekends are a rush to do all that needs to be done before the cycle starts again on monday.
while i do not think that 'a religion' should be taught in school, there is nothing wrong with applying the 10 commandments to the standards. that is something that the 3 major religions agree on. the odd druid or atheist can ignore the wording if they follow the spirit.
same with school prayer. rotating local ministers and church leaders means that most beliefs are covered. if a few are offended, well....welcome to the real world. i'd rather school started with a prayer than a knife fight.
liberals have equated morality and spirituality with christianity, and banned it.
never mind that this doesn't say much for liberals, the end result was to teach kids that there are no rules outside the ones they choose to follow. rather than teaching kids to respect all, which was their stated goal, they have taught kids to respect none. they have taught kids that standards are relative. do what feels good. there are no absolutes.
you have to wonder what they are afraid of when they ban invocations and benedictions at ball games and graduations.
i remember my grandmother telling me that god saw what i was doing even if she didn't. that didn't always keep me out of trouble, but it sure did come to mind every time i was about to do something i shouldn't!
We simply recognize that it is in violation of our Constitution when officials who are paid with tax payer money lead these during official functions. I am sorry that you don't like your privileged status being taken away, but it is undeserved and unconstitutional.
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We humans used to dream that this world was ours. Some of us even believed it once, but not anymore. It was never our world. It belonged to the demons. The huge, terrifying monsters that hunted us for food. And not just humans, either. They'd hunted dogs, deer… I'd even seen them attack a bear without a hint of hesitation. They feared nothing.
I was hiking through the mountainous woods outside my town. It was a three day journey and I'd be lying if I said that I wasn't terrified of running into them. As I walked toward the outskirts of town, the others watched me with stunned silence. They knew that I would encounter them. Some people called me crazy. Most just thought it silently. I knew that I wasn't crazy, though. A crazy person wouldn't be as scared as I was.
There were different names for the monsters, but I preferred "screaming demons". For it was their scream that terrified me the most. The scream had an… other worldly ability. It could sound distant, as if the unnatural beast was far away, yet be right behind you. The creature could be right in front of you and scream with all of its might and you'd barely hear it, as if it were safely over the distant horizon. It was a ghostly effect that proved the creature's ability to transcend physics.
Earlier, as I was leaving my town, a strange, old lady stopped me. She offered to sell me a special potion that she claimed could be used against the demons. I laughed at her, for I'd heard such superstitious nonsense from some of the townsfolk before. People often peddled potions or special candles that they claimed would keep the monsters away, as though by some magical enchantment, but it was all lies. Lies designed to take advantage of everyone's fear of the demons. As I sat by my campfire, watching the sun begin to set, my fear grew and I found myself regretting my choice to laugh at the old lady instead of buying her bottle of potion.
Then, I heard it. Amongst the crackling of my fire and the faint wind dancing lightly through the trees around me, I heard it. The scream. It sounded so faint, like a high pitched, distant child, screaming in anger. I knew the truth though. I knew one of the beasts was here. I whipped around to look behind me, but saw nothing. For a moment, I thought that maybe I was alone and my mind was playing tricks, but then I heard it again. The falsely distant whine of the demon's scream. This time, I felt it touch my ear. In a near panic, I spun around again and caught a look at it. It was huge and it was hungry. It screamed some more and with a haunting, terrifying, distant whine, it disappeared. Had it turned invisible? Had it vanished by means of some dark magic? Was it gone? No, it was still with me. As if toying with me, it whined its faint scream in my ear from behind me, touching the back of my exposed neck. Attempting to protect myself, I grabbed my own neck, turned and looked for my attacker. However, it continued its unnatural ability to avoid being seen by me. How did it manage such an ability?
Then it struck. With a mouth like a sword designed to stab through my flesh, it bit my arm. "Dammit" I yelled as I slapped the hungry beast, squashing it into a disqusting, greyish, brown paste.
"Damn mosquitoes" I muttered as I sat back down, next to my fire. I was safe for now, but I knew there'd be more.
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2014: Actor James Garner, best known for his TV work in "Maverick" and "The Rockford Files" and for movies such as "The Great Escape," "Victor Victoria" and "Murphy's Romance," dies of a heart attack at age 86 in Los Angeles, California. [ + - ]
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2005: President George W. Bush announces his choice of federal appeals court judge John Roberts to replace Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. [ + - ]
1996: The Summer Olympics open in Atlanta, Georgia, with boxing great Muhammad Ali lighting the cauldron. [ + - ]
1994: A game is canceled at the Seattle Kingdome for the first time ever, due to falling tiles from the dome's roof. [ + - ]
1990: Cincinnati Red Pete Rose is sentenced to five months in prison for tax evasion after pleading guilty to two charges of filing false income tax returns not showing income he received from selling autographs and memorabilia, and from horse racing winnings. [ + - ]
1990: The Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum opens in Yorba Linda, California. [ + - ]
1989: United Airlines flight 232 crashes in Sioux City, Iowa, after suffering catastrophic failure of its tail-mounted engine, killing 111 of the 296 passengers. The passenger jet is seen here in a photo from the National Transportation Safety Board report, with damage highlighted. [ + - ]
1985: The Val di Stava dam collapses in Val di Stava, Italy, killing 268 people, destroying 63 buildings and demolishing eight bridges. [ + - ]
1985: Christa McAuliffe of New Hampshire is chosen to be the first schoolteacher to ride aboard the space shuttle. She would ultimately die with six others when the Challenger exploded the following year. [ + - ]
1982: Actor Jared Padalecki, best known for his roles on the TV series "Gilmore Girls" and "Supernatural," is born in San Antonio, Texas. [ + - ]
1980: The Summer Olympics opens in Moscow, with the U.S. and other countries boycotting because of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. [ + - ]
1980: "It's Still Rock & Roll to Me" becomes Billy Joel's first No. 1 hit. It would stay on top of the chart for two weeks and be followed by two more No. 1 hits so far in Joel's career (1983's "Tell Her About It" and 1989's "We Didn't Start the Fire"). [ + - ]
1976: Rock group Deep Purple officially announces it has disbanded. [ + - ]
1976: Actor Benedict Cumberbatch, the star of the TV series "Sherlock," the BBC's contemporary adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes detective stories, is born in London, England. He is also known for his roles in movies such as "Atonement," "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy," "War Horse," "Star Trek Into Darkness," "12 Years a Slave" and "The Imitation Game," the last of which earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor. [ + - ]
1975: Country music singer-songwriter and musician Lefty Frizzell, known for hit songs such as "Always Late (With Your Kisses)," "Long Black Veil," "Saginaw, Michigan" and "If You've Got the Money I've Got the Time," dies at the age of 47 after a massive stroke. [ + - ]
1971: Ukrainian boxer and politician Vitali Klitschko (right), a former WBC, WBO and The Ring magazine heavyweight champion, is born in Belovodsk, Kirghiz SSR, Soviet Union. Klitschko compiled a career record of 45-2, with 41 of his wins coming by knockout. He holds the second best knockout-to-fight ratio of any champion in heavyweight boxing history, after Rocky Marciano, and is the eighth longest reigning heavyweight champion of all time. He officially launched a political career in 2006 and was elected mayor of Kiev, Ukraine, in May 2014. His younger brother, Wladimir Klitschko (left), is the longest reigning IBF, WBO and IBO heavyweight champion in history with the most title defenses for those organizations. Together they held every major heavyweight championship belt before Vitali's retirement in 2012. [ + - ]
1966: Fifty-year-old Frank Sinatra marries 21-year-old Mia Farrow in Las Vegas. [ + - ]
1963: Joe Walker flies a North American X-15 to a record altitude of 347,800 feet on X-15 Flight 90. Exceeding an altitude of 100 kilometers, this flight qualifies as a human spaceflight under international convention, making Walker the first American civilian to make any spaceflight. He's seen here in 1958 before an earlier test flight. [ + - ]
1962: Actor Anthony Edwards, known for his roles on the TV series "ER" and in the movies "Revenge of the Nerds" and "Top Gun," is born in Santa Barbara, California. [ + - ]
1961: TWA becomes the first airline to introduce regular in-flight movies aboard its aircraft, offering "By Love Possessed," starring Lana Turner and Efrem Zimbalist Jr., in the first-class section of a Boeing 707 during a scheduled flight from New York City to Los Angeles. [ + - ]
1954: Elvis Presley's first single is released by Sun Records. It was "That's All Right" with the B-side of "Blue Moon of Kentucky." [ + - ]
1952: The Summer Olympics open in Helsinki, Finland. Here Finnish runner Paavo Nurmi lights the Olympic cauldron during opening ceremonies. [ + - ]
1947: Queen guitarist Brian May is born in London, England. [ + - ]
1946: Soon-to-be movie star Marilyn Monroe, then still known as Norma Jeane Dougherty, acts in her first screen test for 20th Century Fox executive Ben Lyon. [ + - ]
1922: George McGovern, a staunch liberal who served South Dakota in the U.S. Senate and House for more than two decades and who ran unsuccessfully as the Democratic Party nominee for president in 1972, is born in Avon, South Dakota. McGovern, a decorated World War II pilot who also became known for his outspoken opposition to U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War, died at age 90 on Oct. 21, 2012. [ + - ]
1910: Cy Young becomes the first -- and only -- pitcher to ever win 500 games, tossing an 11-inning victory over the Washington Senators. He would tack on 11 more victories before retiring after the 1911 season with a 511-316 record. [ + - ]
1909: The first unassisted triple play in major-league baseball is made by Cleveland Indians shortstop Neal Ball in a game against Boston. [ + - ]
1903: Maurice Garin wins the first Tour de France bicycle race after six stages covering 1,509 miles and 19 days. Garin, who's seen here right of center with his arms crossed, would also win the second Tour de France, but was stripped of his title, along with eight others, for cheating. [ + - ]
1883: Animator Max Fleischer, who brought such animated characters as Betty Boop, Popeye and Superman to the movie screen, is born in in Kraków, Poland, then part of the Austrian-Hungarian province of Galicia. [ + - ]
1881: Sioux Indian Chief Sitting Bull surrenders to federal troops. [ + - ]
1879: Legendary gunfighter Doc Holliday kills for the first time, after a dispute with a gunman at his Las Vegas, New Mexico, saloon. The details of the shooting vary, but Holliday was eventually acquitted in the killing. [ + - ]
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hi everybody!
i'm a gun enthusiast from italy.
i've registered here because i'd like to know more about USA's gun laws..i hope foreigner are welcome!
Hi and welcome.....JJ
Hello from South Alabama. You are more than welcome.
Welcome from Texas!
Welcome from Oklahoma! Glad to have you on board.
Welcome to the site!
Welcome from the state of Indiana. Send cannolis!
welcome rom ohio
there are plenty of web sites that can give you what you want for state by state gun laws
maybe the NRA web site will have what you desire
speaking of laws, are there any european countries that only allow citizens to own nothing bigger than a .380 caliber?
yes i know that there are a lot of good web sites about gun laws but having the questions answered by real people who actually live in the USA is better..i think.
speaking of laws, europe's problem is not about the amount of guns or type of it you can own, but about where you can use them...well actually there are all kind of nonsense laws that limit the amount of handgun you can buy and that's a big part of the problem..but i'd accept that if i were able to use them somewhere else than a tiny tunnel 3 times a week..
anyway i own a S&W 629 Classic Hunter 6" 1/2 (my very first gun), a fabarm SDASS(DO NOT buy it), a CZ 75 SP01 Shadow 9x21 IMI and a jugo m98 8x57js...
isn't the situation about guns worse in ohio than here in italy?
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|September 7th, 2013, 08:48 PM
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Air Force cracking down on Christians
I'm sorry, but I'm getting more and more pissed off at the direction this country is headed in. Out and out persecution if one doesn't share the same beliefs as the people on the Left has become an the way of life, and now our military people cannot express their beliefs, if they are different than the Left's, without the same persecution, and apparent prosecution as well. The irony is that our military people fight to protect OUR right to free speech and belief, yet they are being stripped of THEIRS. Shit's out of control, people.
A 19-year Air Force veteran who was relieved of his duties because he disagreed with his openly gay commander over gay marriage is now facing a formal investigation after he told me his story.
Senior Master Sgt. Phillip Monk found himself at odds with his Lackland Air Force Base commander after he objected to her plans to severely punish an instructor who had expressed religious objections to homosexuality. During the conversation, his commander ordered him to share his personal views on homosexuality.
I was relieved of my position because I dont agree with my commanders position on gay marriage, he told me. Weve been told that if you publicly say that homosexuality is wrong, you are in violation of Air Force policy.
In one of her first meetings with Monk, the commander expressed concern about the chaplain who would deliver the benediction at her promotion ceremony.
Steve Branson, pastor of Village Parkway Baptist Church, tells me that as many as a half dozen of his church members are currently facing persecution on the base for their religious beliefs.
She said she wanted a chaplain but objected to one particular chaplain that she called a bigot because he preached that homosexuality is a sin, Monk said.
After he was relieved of his duties, the Liberty Institute filed a religious discrimination complaint on his behalf.
Last week, Monk was supposed to meet with an Air Force investigator tasked with gathering facts about the complaint. But when he arrived, Monk was immediately read his Miranda Rights and accused of providing false statements in a conversation Monk had with me.
I immediately got the sense that this was retaliation against me for coming forward with my religious discrimination complaint, he said.
The accusations against Monk are a court-martial offense in the Air Force and its quite possible that the 19-year veteran with a spotless record could be booted out of the military because of his Christian beliefs.
And hes not the only Christian at Lackland Air Force Base facing persecution for opposing gay marriage, according to Monks pastor.
Steve Branson is the pastor of Village Parkway Baptist Church, about five miles from the Air Force base. He tells me that as many as a half dozen of his church members are currently facing persecution on the base for their religious beliefs.
Sgt. Monk is just the tip of the iceberg, the pastor tells me. Anyone who doesnt hold to the right view on homosexuality is having a very difficult time.
Branson said one colonel is not even allowed to voice an opinion on the matter over fears it might cost him his job. Another airman has been brought up on charges eight times.
Christians are under attack, the pastor warned and Lackland Air Force Base seems to be ground zero.
Im raising the warning, the pastor said. Its not a good situation out here. The militarys job is not to fight these kinds of battles. Christians are having to walk so carefully. I hear it every Sunday at church.
Hiram Sasser, of the Liberty Institute, is representing Monk in his battle with the Air Force. He said hes very disturbed at whats happening at Lackland.
Lackland has been having some extensive problems, Sasser told me. It tells me there must be some sort of systemic problem in the Air Force. Its leading to Christians not feeling welcome.
Sasser said he was repulsed by the way the military has treated Monk.
I cant imagine someone having their Miranda Rights read to them like they did to Sgt. Monk simply because he is complaining about being mistreated and being discriminated against, he said. This kind of retaliation needs to come to a stop.
Sasser said someone with such a clean military record deserves better treatment.
We want to make sure we right all the wrongs and keep anyone from retaliating against Sgt. Monk, he said.
Pastor Branson told me Monk is an outstanding member of the congregation.
One of the finest men Ive ever met in my life, he said. He lost his job because of what he thought. Hes paying the price.
Monk tells me Christians are trading places with homosexuals.
Christians have to go into the closet, he said. We are being robbed of our dignity and respect. We cant be who we are.
I asked Sgt. Monk why he just couldnt keep quiet knowing that the Obama administration has staffed the Pentagon with anti-Christian civilians. Why risk getting booted out of the military?
Sgt. Monk told me he decided to take a stand for his three teenage sons.
Every night after dinner we read the Bible together, he said. I tell the boys weve got a lot of stuff going on in this world and we need people to stand up. My boys know what Im going through. They are looking at me wanting to know how Im going to handle this.
He said the Monk family has a family ethos.
The Monk family will be strong in mind, strong in soul, they will have strong character and strong work ethic, he said. That is the ethos of our family. Thats what I hope they see in me.
He hopes his boys will see a man who stands upright and stands for integrity.
Sadly, those values are no longer seen as virtuous in a military thats been turned into a social-engineering petri dish.
|September 7th, 2013, 09:02 PM
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people need to realize gays can say/do whatever and its socially acceptable, and in some cases the hipster thing to do. If your a christian and you say otherwise people label it as hate speech. I have no faith in this country and the direction of lack of morals. It is what it is.
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I don't give a shit what gays do, and I don't give a shit what Christians like or don't like.
This country was founded on freedom and the pursuit of happiness, just because what makes someone else happy doesn't make you happy shouldn't matter as long as no one is getting hurt.
|September 7th, 2013, 11:20 PM
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This is an example of discrimination. It's almost as sick as the story I watched on women being raped in the military then being dishonorably discharged for for reporting it.
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|September 8th, 2013, 07:38 AM
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Christ did say that in "end times" things would be looked at as, right will be wrong and wrong will be right.
The evil that men do will be acceptable and the good that man does will be looked at as evil.
I think we are well on our way of being in the end times.
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It doesn't matter if you're religious or not.
The administrators and Pro-Obama officers are seizing control of our military and using their positions to discriminate, persecute and prosecute anyone who doesn't believe the same as their dear leader.
It's absolutely unjustifiable, morally wrong, illegal and goes against EVERYTHING the United States is supposed to stand for.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Green Bay swimming and diving head coach Jim Merner has announced the addition of 10 student-athletes to his 2014-15 rosters, as five men and five women have signed National Letters of Intent (NLI) to join the Phoenix next fall.
Signees on the men's side include Brian Borden (Brookfield, Wis./East HS), Noah Hanold (Peoria, Ill./Richwoods HS), Chandler Lewis (Cedarburg, Wis./Cedarburg HS), Zachary Parkin (Middleton, Wis./Middleton HS) and Alec Rutkowski (Dubuque, Iowa/Hempstead HS).
"Signing five men in the early period has been awesome," Merner said. "We need to pick up a couple more in the spring to make our team a little more well-rounded, but I'm very excited about the class that we have coming in so far. It's a very nice group of young men that we're glad to have in our program."
Additions to the women's squad are Tess Frey (Madison, Wis./Evansville HS), Stephanie Garvin (West Chicago, Ill./St. Charles East HS), Sydney Lloyd (Oswego, Ill./Oswego HS), Bailey Wagner (West Bend, Wis./West HS) and Marissa Warren (Litchfield, Minn./Litchfield HS).
"I'm very happy that these five women have chosen to come to Green Bay," Merner said. "This will not conclude our recruiting for the women's team this year, but these five are going to make a difference immediately in our program for next season."
Below are comments from Merner and diving coach Tom Stover on each future member of the Phoenix.
Brian Borden • Brookfield, Wis. (Brookfield East HS) • IM/Backstroke/Breaststroke
Merner on Borden – "Brian comes from the Elmbrook Swim Club, which is a great club program. He is a very talented multi-event swimmer. He's great in the IM, backstroke and breaststroke events, and is also a good middle distance freestyler. He's going to be a factor on this team for years to come, but beyond that he's also young man who I have enjoyed meeting and getting to know in the recruiting process."
Noah Hanold • Peoria, Ill. (Peoria Richwoods HS) • Breaststroke/IM
Merner on Hanold – "Noah is another young man that really fits the mold of the kind of person we're looking for in our program. He is very talented in the breaststroke races, which we will need next year. I think Noah is going to step right in and really handle that role and show himself to be a very talented swimmer for us. I'm excited to have him."
Chandler Lewis • Cedarburg, Wis. (Cedarburg HS) • Distance Freestyle
Merner on Lewis – "One area we could improve upon is our distance freestyle, and that's exactly what Chandler can help us with. He's an up-and-coming young man who I have really gotten to know over the last year, and I really like his character. He's a tall kid, is very talented, and I think he's going to help us become better in our distance events."
Zachary Parkin • Middleton, Wis. (Middleton HS) • Freestyle/Butterfly/Backstroke
Merner on Parkin – "Zach really kind of jumped on to the scene in the last year, showing greatness in everything from the 50 free to the 200 free, the 100 fly to the 200 fly, as well as the 200 backstroke. I don't know exactly where we're going to use Zach, but he is a very talented swimmer."
Alec Rutkowski • Dubuque, Iowa (Hempstead HS) • Backstroke/Butterfly/Sprint Freestyle
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Stephanie Garvin • West Chicago, Ill. (St. Charles East HS) • Distance Freestyle
Merner on Garvin – "What a wonderful addition Stephanie Garvin is to our program. She is going to be a standout freestyler for us – all the way from the 200 to the 1650, as well as some relay events. She's very fast, had a great high school season this past year, and everything that she does is top-eight caliber at the Horizon League Championships."
Sydney Lloyd • Oswego, Ill. (Oswego HS) • Butterfly/Backstroke
Merner on Lloyd – "Sydney is a very talented butterflyer, and the longer the race the better. She's also a very good backstroker. These are all areas that we want to improve in, and signing Sydney was a very good thing for us."
Bailey Wagner • West Bend, Wis. (West Bend West HS) • Diving
Stover on Wagner – "Bailey's strong background in gymnastics provided excellent training for her success as a diver. She trained hard in the offseason before her senior campaign and built up some 3-meter experience, which translated into consistently higher scoring for her high school competitions. Bailey's list of dives includes some with high degrees of difficulty, and that willingness to challenge herself will really pay off in college. She is a powerful athlete and an exceptional student. I expect Bailey to help our team right away as a freshman."
Marissa Warren • Litchfield, Minn. (Litchfield HS) • Butterfly/Backstroke
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April 10th, 2013 12:30 PM #61
I don't have an issue with Pam and Linda adding their personal opinion on a name to the database. What I do have an issue with are comments with homophobic and/or misogynistic undertones. Describing Lance as "limp-wristed" and asking parents of a potential male Madison if they would really want to inflict a top ten girl's name on a boy (when established masculine classics like James, Arthur, and George are listed as girls' names) is what's unacceptable to me.
Blade is right to be upset by the description of Antoine as the "friendly neighborhood hairdresser." That one has always rubbed me the wrong way, especially since that is the only thing Pam and Linda had to say about Antoine.
Last edited by southern.maple; April 10th, 2013 at 12:34 PM.Claudia ♢ Daphne ♢ Helen ♢ Iris ♢ Lily ♢ Lyra ♢ Mira ♢ Niamh ♢ Renée ♢ Saoirse
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April 10th, 2013 03:48 PM #63
Hi everyone -- Many of you are so familiar to me, I know you spend a lot of time on Nameberry and we consider you a valuable part of our community and this site. The foundation of our work and what distinguishes Nameberry are our subjective opinions and commentary on names; we will never excise all opinions though we are constantly adding to and updating the database and are completely open to revisiting and revising our commentary. But please express your opinions with the respect our work deserves and don't use the forums we provide openly and without charge as a platform for trashing us and this site.Pam Satran
April 10th, 2013 03:58 PM #65
Linda. In fact, I've seen people (including myself) saying repeatedly that they love the site and respect your work. It seems like you're trying to side-step the fact that there are dozens of entries on the database that are openly, explicitly homophobic and misogynistic. Your fans are allowed to be upset about that.Simon, Eloise/Louise, Faye, Judah, Thea, Felix, Iris, Cordelia, Roscoe, Lydia, Jasper, Phaedra, Adrian, Lucinda, Jane, Conrad, Wallace, Finnegan, Sylvie, Charlie, Dashiell, Juniper, Atlas, Matilda, Julian, Alice, Marlowe, Octavia, Jack, Marigold, Archer, Gabriel, Persephone, Raphael, Dov
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April 10th, 2013 05:30 PM #67
Linda have done. I'm not trying to trash either of you.Claudia ♢ Daphne ♢ Helen ♢ Iris ♢ Lily ♢ Lyra ♢ Mira ♢ Niamh ♢ Renée ♢ Saoirse
Blaise ♢ Edward ♢ Finn ♢ James ♢ Kieran ♢ Niall ♢ Osric ♢ Percy ♢ Samuel ♢ Theodore
April 10th, 2013 05:33 PM #69