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Relaxed Gun Law Doesn't Sit Well with Local Officials
Bill would allow holders of concealed weapons permits to bring guns to schools, day care centers.
State legislation headed to Gov. Rick Snyder's desk allowing people with concealed weapons permits to bring guns into schools, churches, stadiums, day care centers and other venues that currently prohibit such weapons is failing to generate support from some local officials, according to the Plymouth Observer.
Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Superintendent Jeremy Hughes told the Observer on Friday that it was "hard to process" that lawmakers would support such legislation the same morning an elementary school shooting in Newtown, CT, that killed at least 27 people, including 20 young students. Hughes told the Observer he was "just in shock right now" at the possibility of guns being allowed in schools.
Plymouth Township Police Chief Tom Tiderington struck a similar note.
"I don't see the logic in allowing people to easily possess weapons in places where there's not a real need for them to have weapons," he told the Observer.
Dale Behler
8:57 am on Saturday, December 15, 2012
First of all, I do not own a gun and I do not approve of Gov. Snyder signing this legislation. But I do not think gun ownership should be restricted. The anti-gun people are too quick to point to gun ownership when mass shootings occur but fail to mention other root causes of violence like bloody video games, TV shows and Hollywood movies. Maybe the reason is that liberals from those industries are big donors to the Democratic Party and they don't want to kill the fatted money calf. They also point to freedom of speech as a reason for not restricting those entertainment areas while conveniently ignoring our basic constitutional right to gun ownership.. Anti-gunners should not be allowed to have it both ways without a challenge. But of course, we can not count on our liberal dominated mainstream media to call them on that point. The Fifth Estate no longer exists in America.
2:09 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
The difference between the "right" to own guns and the right to free speech is that speech is not designed to kill. Guns are designed to kill. There is no other reason for a person to have a gun but to kill someone. I am not pleased with the violence that has crept into everyday society but I don't feel that it can be compared to weapons. There is a LOT wrong with society that leads to this (working parents, violence in tv, movies, games, mental health) but in the end, a gun makes it all to easy to kill people in mass quantities without ever having to face the one that you are killing.
Tim Reynolds
9:03 am on Saturday, December 15, 2012
First it needs to be tied with a Mental Health bill. Not just back ground check. Trained psychologist certified in behavioral science do a in depth profile and extensive training. Not just one day. Plus all cost bore by the applicant. Then I might support such legislation. CCW training is not sufficient. Guns are not the problem. It's the scared little people that want them. You need a verifiable reason. Convince and no patients or rational thinking equals tragedy.
9:42 am on Saturday, December 15, 2012
This shooting is yet another tragic example of the failed, grotesque insistence on helpless victim zones. Look at the history of these tragedies and connect the dots. They have occurred primarily in mandated "gun-free" zones and cities with gun bans. When are we going to wake the hell up and end this insanity (and we all know the definition of insanity)? Compare and contrast the violent crime and murder statistics in areas with strict gun laws and without. This is no coincidence. Lock down the schools like a prison if the status quo prevails.
2:19 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
How about comparing Gun shootings and Mass murders in countries like England that EVERYPLACE is a no gun zone. America has an insane number of gun deaths compared to England and Canada. Gun deaths happen much more frequently in places where guns are prevalent vs. countries that have a no gun policy.
Stop fooling yourself. That one in Aurora went in with full body armor and face shield. It wouldn't have mattered if someone in the crowd had a gun... he was prepared for it! The guy at the kids school killed himself, what makes you think that someone with a gun would have been even helpful or kept him from going in. It was a suicide mission and he would have done it even if guns were allowed there! People commit suicide by Police at times by forcing the officers to shoot them. Really... what makes you seriously think that everyone having a gun in an area is likely to keep these things from happening? What is more likely to happen is that some innocent will be shot by someone trying to hit the shooter.
It would also make it horrific to try to sort out a murder scene with all those bullets laying around from all those well meaning people who tried to take out the shooter by using their own guns. Also if you look at the places where mass shootings happened, they were all places where people gathered. That was more the reason than it being a gun free zone as you propose. LOL
Tim Reynolds
9:57 am on Saturday, December 15, 2012
Here are your statistics
Sixteen US Mass Shootings Happened in 2012, Leaving at Least 88 Dead
February 22, 2012— health spa in Norcross, Georgia,
February 26, 2012a nightclub crown in Jackson, Tennessee,
February 27, 2012— High School in rural Ohio
March 8, 2012 a psychiatric hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
March 31, 2012 North Miami, Florida, funeral home
April 2, 2012 University in Oakland, California,
April 6, 2012 Tulsa, Oklahoma, shooting black men at random on streets.
May 29, 2012—A man in Seattle, Washington, in a coffee shop.
July 9, 2012 At a soccer tournament in Wilmington, Delaware,
July 20, 2012 screening of The Dark Knight Rises, Colorado
August 5, 2012 temple in suburban Milwaukee, Wisconsin
August 14, 2012— Texas A&M University
September 27, 2012in Minneapolis, Minnesota,former workplace
October 21, 2012—at a spa in Brookfield, Wisconsin
December 11, 2012—mall near Portland, Oregon, .
December 14, 2012—elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut,
1:53 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
We need stricter gun control laws. I personally would like to see them banned all together because although mental illness and other things contribute to the violence, a gun makes it too easy to exact that rage on mass numbers of people at a split seconds notice. At least if you want to cause massive casualties and guns are not available, you would have to actually take a long time to plan how to make it happen.
Regulation is difficult because I am not sure how you would keep mental patients from having a gun because of the Hippa laws. How would anyone know if you had a mental illness unless you told them when you were buying the gun? It's not like there is a mental health data base and there could never be one because if there was, people would be less likely to seek help. Also there is no way that a "psychiatrist" evaluation would be accurate. Many people with Bi-polar disorder are good at hiding it and if they don't want them to know.... they wont.
there is also Absolutely NO reason for semi-automatic or automatic multi-fire weapons or ammo clips that hold a lot of rounds. People also use the reasoning that Guns somehow are the same as a car..... as in "Should we ban all cars because there people who use them to kill someone?" But the truth is that Guns are only made for ONE reason and that's to kill. Cars have another more noble purpose.
3:03 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
Thanks for sharing your knee jerk opinions about comparing other countries to the US regarding gun violence. Of course, you didn't bother to back up your assessment with facts or statistics. We agree that we have an inordinate amount of gun violence in this country, however, the solution is not so clear cut. There are 80,000,000 gun owners in this country who wake up everyday and do NOT kill anybody with their guns. Banning all firearms sounds like a panacea solution but is not practical. Most researched statistics show that violent crime is higher in areas with actual gun bans or stricter gun laws. If this maniac's Mom had locked up her guns he probably would have found another way to get a gun...who knows for sure. Surely you don't disagree that humans have a natural right to life and self defense. For what it is worth, start by reading "More Guns, Less Crime by John Lott. Then, view the documentary by Larry Elder entitled "Michael & Me". Also, look up the facts about the worst school disaster in history that did not involve guns...The Bath School Disaster which occurred in 1927 in Bath, Michigan. How can you ignore the fact that most of these horrific occurrences did occur in "gun free" zones? No LOL here...
Bryan Bentley
5:34 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
22 Children slashed at an elementary school in China. Citizens can't have guns in China, so something else was found to commit mayhem.
I guess we better ban the knives as well as the guns... No LOL here either...
8:08 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
The Difference Bryan is that knives have another use besides killing but a guns only purpose is for killing. which is what makes you conservatives unbelievably ignorant to use such examples. Aren't you going to use the "Cars kill people so lets ban them" line too? Also, those kids in China.... damaged but ALIVE, the kids in CT.... DEAD brian... DEAD! No LOL here at this point either. Your ignorance about the topic is mind boggling.
4:27 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
Bruce: http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2012/jul/22/gun-homicides-ownership-world-list
this one actually compares the UK vs. United States. Please take a moment to notice the difference between England and the US in number of firearm homicides per 100,000 population.
4:38 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
So Bruce, I have provided proof of the UK and even Canada having a lower gun homicide rate than the United States. They have gun bans in place. Please proceed to provide evidence for YOUR knee jerk Opinion.
5:59 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
I gave that information to you already. I assumed you read my post...my mistake.
Also, study history of governments that disarm their people. Let me know what common denominator you find.
8:13 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
Bruce, you gave me a novel to read. That isn't statistics. That is one persons biased opinion on a subject. I asked for Sources, facts to back up your view, not a reading assignment.
Dale Behler
6:13 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
Jen.....Violence can be promoted through bloody video games, TV shows and movies while guns are one of the means of carring out and acting out what is seen in those sources of "entertainment". I anyone has the twisted enough mind to carry out a mass killing and no guns are available, they can easily find another method to carry out their dirty deed. The (9-11 terrorists did not use guns, nor did the Oklahoma City bomber. Their unbalanced mental and emotional driving force will overcome all road blocks in their way. The violent root causes which influence their mental frame of mind is the most logical target for prevention.
8:11 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
Seriously Dale? You are aware that those killings that did not involve guns took months if not years to Plan and carry out. There was nothing EASY about them. Mental health is part of the issue but there is no purpose for a gun except to kill. So get rid of them! What's so hard to understand about that? The killers mom had guns for "protection" and guess what? They were used to kill her! Obviously they didn't do very good at protecting her so what's the point in owning them?
Tim Reynolds
6:26 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
Fact: your not going to disarm America.
Fact: People (Insane People) kill people Guns make it more efficient and quick.
Fact: 22 children slashed in China did not die.
Fact: Mental health care profiling and more hoops to jump through to possess a weapon will help limit future ownership but will not keep them inaccessible.
Fact: Gun free zones do NOT attract shooters and criminals. Body armor and vests worn prove that. They wear them to accomplish their mission.
Fact: mass murders in most cases plan on dying upon completion of their act.
Fact: Time for real discussion on this issue and quit just defending both sides of the real issues.
Ann Wisniewski
8:32 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
Why can't we have an apolitical and intelligent conversation about this issue? Let's face it, we should have gun rights in this country, but we should also have gun control. Then let's use common sense and reason to develop gun laws that not only protect our gun rights, but also give a measure of control over gun ownership and use so that we can then return to the real intent of our forefathers when they wrote the second amendment. Our culture of violence also needs more control as well as more and better mental health care availability, especially for our young people.
Dale Behler
9:05 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
Fact: A culture of ever increasing blood and violence in what we mislabel as entertainment is totally ignored as a major root cause of mass killings by those who chose to bury their heads in the sand. Blind hatred of guns plus big profits and political donations block rational thought.
Fact: If guns are banned, it will generate a new highly profitable gun smuggling industry similar to current drug running. And the weak effort we make to protect our borders will allow it to happen..
11:09 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
It is a source of researched facts and relevant statistics, not a novel of biased opinions. We agree to disagree. Thanks for the interesting discussions. I hope your holidays are peaceful.
1:21 pm on Sunday, December 16, 2012
Ok, I am going to post this for enlightenment purposes and it's not up for debate but you should hear this. Yes, the mental health industry needs an overhaul, especially since medications designed to work take up to 6 weeks to actually take effect and you are LUCKY if you can get your insurance company to pay for ONE week in the hospital. The medications that can work absolute miracles can also create absolute nightmares depending on your body chemistry. I took Prozac before my daughter was born because I have a chemical imbalance that causes depression. It worked FABULOUSLY! I have never since had a medication that worked so well. However, after I had my daughter and my body chemistry changed, the medication caused me to have homicidal urges. NOT homicidal thoughts.....URGES! My thoughts every night were "God don't let me hurt anyone". But there was this urge to go to McDonalds and shoot the place up. My mind even went so far as to start planning that if I did it, I know I wouldn't be able to live with what I had done, so I would have to kill myself. Do you know the reason why I didn't follow on those urges? Because I didn't have access to a gun! Eventually I was able to figure out the Medication was doing it. and Stop those urges. I am normally NOT a violent person and for this to happen to me, it could happen to anyone. I (and Plymouth) was lucky Guns were not easily accessible to me.
1:28 pm on Sunday, December 16, 2012
The other enlightening thing I have to post with this is that MY DAD IS AN AVID GUN OWNER. I was fortunate he no longer lived with me (or in the area) or I would have had access. Do you have any idea how close Plymouth was to having a mass shooting due to Medication issues and the ONLY thing stopping it was that I didn't have access to a gun. Scary huh?
I can post this because I know that I am not like that and it was the medication that caused it but there are others out there that might not be as lucky as me in identifying the medication causing a homicidal urge. I am well versed in medications and side effects and it took me a month struggling with the urges to figure it out. I can only imagine what its like for someone who doesn't know better. And again, I say... the only thing that stopped me was no access to a gun. Psychiatric Medication is not an exact science and I still need medication today to keep from being anxious and depressed. We can't stop using the medications because as I said, they DO WORK amazing when they work, but they are terrifying when they don't. Yes, we need advances and more understanding in the mental health community but Guns ARE an issue that need to be addressed. Medication has a purpose to help people who are suffering but a guns ONLY purpose is to kill.
Dale Behler
2:11 pm on Sunday, December 16, 2012
While I oppose a complete ban of guns on constitutional grounds, I do not think the public should have access to automatic weapons. I see no valid reason for a person to own an automatic weapon.
Bryan Bentley
2:32 pm on Sunday, December 16, 2012
I think someone's gonna get creeped out and drop a dime...
Paul Hart
7:04 pm on Sunday, December 16, 2012
Right now under existing regulations, I can walk into a gun show and buy a semi-automatic weapon with no background check. Yet when I go into a drug store, I need to have one in order to buy cold medication.
Dale Behler
8:14 pm on Sunday, December 16, 2012
Some also claim there is no good reason why voters should be required to show a picture ID before voting either. I saw in a newspaper here in Florida last week that this state has just passed the one-million mark in licenses issued to carry concealed weapons. I noticed while walking through a large flea market here that many men had their shirts untucked from their pants. I asked a native Floridian if it was because of the warm weather here. He said maybe, but more likely many are covering up the gun they carry in their belt. And they have the "stand your ground law" here too.
Question Boldy
10:44 pm on Sunday, December 16, 2012
This is why the MI legislature is passing this law...
12:15 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
There is NO proof that the guy is what caused the shooter to kill himself. NONE! That is WHY the media didn't accept it. The media publishes NEWS not speculation and this is speculation. He doesn't know what was going on in the killers mind and they don't know if that is why he killed himself when he did. It seems silly if you are fixing to die anyway to stop just because someone pointed a gun at you. YOU WERE PLANNING TO DIE ANYWAY..... So it's pure speculation that this was in any way the cause of this man shooting himself.
Dale Behler
7:40 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
Question Boldy: Give it up. Anti-gunners have a one track mind and will not accept any arguement which does not support their arguement that all guns should be banned. The constitutional rights be damned, Other logical alternatives also be damned.
1:56 am on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
if it were logical and not emotional speculation, I would take it seriously. had he shot the gunman and killed him , I would agree that his actions actually stopped the rampage. he didn't even get a shot off. when the gunman saw the gun, he could have just grabbed a hostage or shot the guy with the gun. it is pure speculation that what this guy did had any impact on the shooters plans.
Dale Behler
9:35 am on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Instead of looking for the root cause of violent behavior and dealing with it, the anti-gunners will attack the NRA (I'm not a member) and attempt the impossible job of getting rid of guns. Have any of you seen the increasingly violent vidio games the people play these days? They involve shooting people with bloody illistrations the impact of bullets. TV and movies are also filled with blood and guts. But anti-gun people bury their heads in the sand regarding these causes for mental cases to act out this stuff in real life. They say any attempts to sensor this violent material would be an attack on free speech and also impact the huge profits those industries earn and put into the economy, not to mention political donations media gives to the Democratic Party. And they get a double benefit by reducing the size of the NRA they would shrink donations made to the Republicans. You see, there is a big political aspect to this issue as well?
1:32 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
I am not burying my head at all. I don't believe in violent video game and don't play them, I don't watch gory movies and I don't think those should be out there either. I think they have no value to society. However, if you will read my post above, although I don't play violent games, I also don't watch violent movies.... I still was one gun away from being a mass shooter myself. Yes, It was due to medication that I went off like that but medication is necessary for me to live a normal life. Sadly the mental health medications are NOT an exact science because how they act depends on a persons individual body chemistry. Which is why one works great for some and not for others. Banning the medications are not an option because they sever a greater purpose for those that need them. Banning guns is plausible. It's not going to happen overnight, but why not ban the manufacture and sale of ammo and guns for any purpose but military/police. Then all we have are the ones already in circulation. Plus, they can continue the gun buy back programs and get rid of some of these weapons. The Population as a whole are too stupid to own guns. It's proven time and time again. Mom gets shot with own guns. My step brother shot himself in the gut while spinning his handgun. My dad left unlocked guns in the kids room. People are too stupid to own guns.
Dale Behler
3:25 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Jen....I think you are an exception because of the RX you were taking. With 100 Million guns in the country it will be futile, The only ones left with guns will be the criminals and kooks who should not have them. A gun ban would be a drop in the ocean. Florida has proposed a bill similar to Michigan legislation to allow some school administrators to carry guns. Their arguement is that the schools are unprotected now and are easy targets for the mass shooters who know they will have no opposition at schools. So being unprotected is an open door invitation for gunmen to invaded. Even with a gun ban, the bad guys will still have guns and pose a threat. I think it is possible that eventually schools will all have armed security guards or police to provide protection. A very expensive additional cost to taxpayers for running a public education system. Outlawing guns will merely make the gun haters feel good about themselves and give them a false sense of security and accomplishment. Our culture of violence is the real problem and a gun ban is only an indirect method to attempt to solve it.
Dale Behler
8:50 pm on Thursday, December 20, 2012
Did you know? Harry Reid is an NRA member? And Obama's appointment of a study board to investigate a gun ban is just a delaying tactic in hopes the whole issue of gun control will die a natural death, It is political suicide to sponsor such a bill. But the only thing I agree with is a reinstatement of the ban on semi-automatic assault weapons. I see no need to have them in the hands of the public.
Bryan Bentley
9:02 pm on Thursday, December 20, 2012
Interesting testimony from a woman whose parents were killed in a mass shooting...
10:10 pm on Thursday, December 20, 2012
She was responsible for getting concealed carry passed in Texas after this incident with her parents in Killeen TX. Get a copy of "Michael & Me" by Larry Elder.
Dale Behler
10:06 pm on Thursday, December 20, 2012
Bryan....She made some valid points which probably went way over the heads of those investigators sitting behind the committee table. They have blinders on and are focused only on guns. A total gun ban will never be successful in reducing these types of mass shootings. It will just give government more power over the people and the people less personal freedom. Where do we stop government from taking over all aspects of our lives.


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Re: Moody RedoI am excited about the new Moody but I just hope that it keeps its character. For me, the biggest things that needed to change were the lower bowl, which is so shoddy and looks temporary, and the ceiling and lighting. I wish they could switch off the lights without taking 2 hours to come back on....
And I'm terrified of how SMU will manage to screw the season-ticket holders who have been there a few years when it comes to allocating seats in the new arena..... Mustangs Abu!
Moody Redo
Get ready.......going to be very painful! Peruna is my mascot!
Moody Redo
Concerned too. The row where I sit is not there anymore in the drawings, been replaced by reserving the entire front row behind the benches for wheelchairs, in the drawings anyway.
Moody RedoDoes SMU have a history of screwing season ticket holders that I don't know about?
Derail the offseason!
Re: Moody RedoAll I can tell you is that when I recently called about the deposits, I was told that the floor seats were sold out, the demand for MM, LL, OO...etc. was pretty high. I think they were over 300(?) in new deposits.
Plus, we only had about 700 season ticket holders for hoops? Plus, with the pick a seat thing, there should be few logistical problems. Sounds like we have an entirely new ticket staff because Terry Hemme moved to the Mustang Club.
Re: Moody Redo
No, if you buy season tickets, they would offer to blow you instead. Do unto others before they do unto you!!
Moody RedoJust to confirm, I don't have to pay a deposit to keep the OO season tix I already have do I?
Mustangs Abu!
Re: Moody RedoI don't think you do, Abu. But it wouldn't hurt to reach out to the ticket office to confirm. They were very responsive to me.
Re: Moody RedoYou should be fine holding onto your current seats, I received an email from the ticket office (unsolicited) that said in part "As it has been in the past, existing Season Ticket Holders will retain right of first refusal for their current seats..."
Re: Re: Moody RedoGotcha.
FWIW, I semi-disagree about Ford. It's a beautiful stadium that UAB's proposed (but now killed) stadium would have been based on. However, the lack of height of the stadium does make it feel smalltime.[/quote] Lack of height has nothing to do with it. It is the lack of fans that makes it small time. What's the point of having an upper deck if its just going to be empty. Our games would look like Tulane when they play in the Saints dome.
Re: Re: Moody RedoDuring one of his interviews with various media outlets (I think it was with the Musers), Brown mentioned his plan to to increase attendance to the point we would need to move some Big East games to the AAC. How cool would that be?
(For those people not in Big East Country, many of the Big East teams including St Johns, Rutgers, and Uconn have smaller arenas but move many of their games to bigger venues when a big crowd is expected). Do unto others before they do unto you!!
Re: Moody RedoBTW, MM was right that Moody will begin it's redo in August. They are going to do the outside and the after the season is over for 2012-2013 they will work inside. The opening will be the 1st Big East game in January, 2014. As for Ford, they cannot go any higher than where they are now per University Park/Highland Park heighth restrictions. Believe it or not, the top of the pressbox now is as high as the old "double-wide in the sky" at Ownby. BTW, who was here first??? Just wondering.
Re: Moody RedoOur stadium feels small time because we have a circa-1993 scoreboard, Campisi's as a sponsor and our fraternities and HP Special Olympics playing our halftimes.
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Some of those halftime games were better than the SMU game these past couple of seasons..... Peruna is my mascot!
Re: Moody Redo
You should be chowing down on meatballs at halftime, anyway. And don't knock Campisi's or you could be sleeping with the fishes. "I don't always know what I'm talking about but I know I'm right."
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HONG KONG (MarketWatch) — Chinese stock markets rebounded Tuesday, led by financials, but Japanese shares stayed firmly in the red as a weak growth outlook and losses for utility firms weighed.
The Shanghai Composite Index /quotes/zigman/1859015 CN:000001 +1.38% ended up 0.9%, following a decline in the previous session that took the index to a 3-1/2-year low.
The Hang Seng Index /quotes/zigman/2622475 HK:HSI +0.17% edged up 0.1%, while Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index /quotes/zigman/1653884 AU:XJO +0.29% traded up 0.4%.
South Korea's Kospi /quotes/zigman/1652118 KR:SEU +0.79% was down 0.1%, while Japan's Nikkei Stock Average /quotes/zigman/5986735 JP:NIK +0.67% also closed lower, off 0.6%.
Sinopec's pricing dilemma
One of China's largest oil refiners is facing dwindling profits due to higher prices and government price controls.
Banks and trading houses helped lead the gains in Shanghai, with Citic Securities Co. /quotes/zigman/1868615 CN:600030 +1.51% up 0.5%, China Merchants Bank Co. /quotes/zigman/1868141 CN:600036 -0.07% up 1.5% and China Citic Bank Corp. /quotes/zigman/1875236 CN:601998 +0.91% up 1.3%.
The Chinese government may soon launch a margin-trading trial within which brokers will be able to borrow cash to lend to clients, Dow Jones Newswires reported.
The move would likely lead to an injection of funds in the domestic stock market, the report said, and offer increased investment options.
Japan cuts forecast
Still, Japanese shares remained lower after the Japanese government cut its economic forecast for the first time this year, citing "some weak movements," such as slumping exports.
Japanese car makers fell, with Honda Motor Co. /quotes/zigman/199438 JP:7203 +0.31% /quotes/zigman/199376/quotes/nls/tm TM +1.76% down 1.9% and Nissan Motor Co. /quotes/zigman/196473 JP:7201 0.00% /quotes/zigman/202910/quotes/nls/nsany NSANY +1.82% lower by 2.1%.
The Japanese government also noted that "there is still a risk of constraints of electric-power supply." Japanese utilities added to recent losses, with Kansai Electric Power Co. /quotes/zigman/194063 JP:9503 -2.39% /quotes/zigman/529254/quotes/nls/kaepy KAEPY +36.26% down 10% after falling sharply Monday on a Nikkei report that it would omit its interim dividend.
Fellow power company Hokkaido Electric Power Co. /quotes/zigman/193483 JP:9509 -0.73% /quotes/zigman/193490/quotes/nls/hkepf HKEPF -42.86% lost 8.2%, and Chubu Electric Power Co. /quotes/zigman/192257 JP:9502 +0.07% /quotes/zigman/192264/quotes/nls/chuef CHUEF -5.87% fell 10%.
South Korea
With concerns about economic growth on the radar, South Korean blue-chip exporters were also among the decliners. Car maker Hyundai Motor Co. /quotes/zigman/189605/quotes/nls/hymtf HYMTF -2.04% /quotes/zigman/189436 KR:005380 +1.55% fell 1.6%, while chip maker SK Hynix Inc. /quotes/zigman/9519698/quotes/nls/hxscl HXSCL 0.00% /quotes/zigman/171897 KR:000660 +1.01% traded down 2% in Seoul.
/quotes/zigman/269314/quotes/nls/snp SNP +0.56% A loss for gold futures during Asian trading hours helped send Zijin Mining Group Co. /quotes/zigman/2 HK:2899 -1.34% /quotes/zigman/29371/quotes/nls/zijmf ZIJMF 0.00% down 2.3% in Hong Kong.
Australian gold producer Newcrest Mining Ltd. /quotes/zigman/182419 AU:NCM -2.26% /quotes/zigman/182418/quotes/nls/ncmgf NCMGF -3.52% fell 1.9% after it said it suspended operations at a key Papuan gold mine amid a dispute with landowners. Read more on Newcrest mine suspension.


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A new BMW M3 will arrive in 2014, but what should it be like? Steve Sutcliffe puts three of its predecessors through their paces at Brands Hatch to find the perfect ingredients.
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I want mine back!,wasn't a CSL of course,but close enough......sob sob.
Peter Cavellini.
Subject to Availability
Were all the E36s busy that day?
Nice video. Thanks.
If I knew what I was getting into, I wouldn't have done it...and I would have been wrong.
Perfect M3?
1300 KG, 6 Speed manual, 400hp NA Staight 6, no driver's aids save for power steering (not electircal), ABS & an unobtrusive traction control that can be switched off 100%. And no silly 'sport' buttons or 'M' maps with 729 potential suspension settings. Oh, and big bucket seats and lots of Alcantara and carbon fibre body panels.
Everyone has their own opinions, but an M3 has to have a NA straight 6! I'm not a fan of the V8 in the current M3 and altough the turbo sixes are massively impressive, it still feels 'wrong' to me.
I agree! CSL's engine note
I agree! CSL's engine note is, for me, one of the best I've ever heard (Italian V8s included). I think we've seen the last of them now though, unfortunately!
Pretty Much Spot On
I have to say, your thoughts of the CSL as being the modern bench mark is probably about right.
In reality any enthusiast would love it to be a modern interpretation of the E30 but modern regulations will have scuppered any plans of BMW ever producing a car like that again. The CSL is probably as close as we are likely to get now but that is no bad thing. I just hope the new blown engine still has the response of the NA M3's.
Have to say, watching the cars at Brands that day both the CSL and V8 M3's are very impressive track vehicles bearing in mind they are road cars - the V8 in particular looking very quick and sounding fantastic.
It's all about the twisties........
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Firstly : no turbo!
A NA L6 (you know BMW made L6...and even RWD. I'm preparing the future)
Manual or dual clutch gearbox
No all those teenagers buttons, but only one for the DSC: on, DTC and off.
No more than 4,50m.
An good finish (come back to the E46)
Two trims : base (without leather, etc.) and M Pack
No carbon or too much ostentation
Must say that for as many
Must say that for as many people that dont like the smg...i love it. About as manual as you can get without the third pedal.I have driven other dual clutch and newer systems, including the new m3's offering. Dont like them.Anyhow, throwing my e46 m3 around the track is just fun, it will turn any month, week, day from bad to great.


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I just spent 6 years in residential service/replacement. I got to the point where I was tired of hearing myself saying the same stuff to homeowners. Stuff like "you need to change your filter", "you need to get your equipment maintained so you don't buy flame sensors every 3 years"
It gets frustrating when homeowners lie to you, frustrating to hear the sob stories about other companies.
I just transitioned to commercial about 2 months ago and it is simply the best. The work is steady, the office isn't always calling me in a panic to take more calls all the time, and best of all, no haggling over money anymore. PMs are paid for, installs are billed out and repairs only require a signature.
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Thanks guys, hopefully I can stick with it and get through this horse crap.
Ditto I do both resid and comm. I work for a very honest company that dont really push sales on you like other companies do. Residential companies are to greedy. over charging for caps and UV lights. I hate going to a new customers house and seeing 4 UV lights installed because the prev used scare tactics to force them into buying them. that puts a bad name on our profession. stop the greed and be honest with your self.
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Hey Brent you left the biggest culprit off your list.....Sears is the worst. My manager told me last week that when it gets slow ill be the first to get laid off, and in the same breath said that I have more technical skills and knowledge than some of his 10 year techs. I worked for the most reputable resi company in Va Beach and loved it. Integrity and craftsmanship were first with them. Then we moved to Nc and I started with sears and have hated it since. I refuse to lower myself and it will probably cost me my job. One day ill find a good company.
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I couldn't agree more. I recently moved into a new home, renting, I wasnt getting hot water in the master bathe. Called the homeowners techs to come out. He comes in, turns the water on, takes a look at the water heater goes to his truck and tells me he needs a new water heater. Meanwhile I'm already calling his boss and asking why he sent a parts changer, not a service TECHNICIAN. So I basically kicked the guy out and told his boss to screw. I looked at the mixer valve, the gasket was worn and it just needed a new valve. SO basically this guy just walked in and walked out and said i need a brand new water heater. I looked at my water heater and its 1 year old perfectly fine. I don't pay the maintenance bill since im renting but i wasnt going to let the home owner be ripped off. I hate these people in this business they ruin everyones reputation.


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Schimminger, incidentally, will speak Thursday from 7-9 p.m. in the foyer of the Koessler Athletic Center. He is expected to announce his candidacy for the position of Erie County Executive at that time. "The case is increasingly persuasive this year," Schimminger said. "Students traveling to the state capital (Albany) to meet with legislators both formally and informally is helpful to both students and legislators." Assemblyman Robin Schimminger (D-Kenmore), whs was a prime sponsor of the TAP proposal two years ago, pointed out that TAP was raised last year, an election year, and this year may be an "off year." paign will be critical in that it will keep the legislators' attention focused on TAR" he continued. Assemblyman Dennis Gorski (D-Cheektowaga) urged students to "lobby strenuously to your colleagues to continue your letter-writing campaign." "It's important that we made our presence known and voiced concern. The letter-writing cam- "Our primary focus is an educational one—to tell the legislators what we need and why," Greco said. "I think we accomplished that goal this year." "Good lobbying is an application of good teaching and can affect the legislature," stated Rev. Edmund G. Ryan, S.J., executive vice president for academic affairs, one of the administrators who accompanied the ISC on the trip. "I wanted the students to say what TAP did for them." The bill calls for a $200 increase in the maximum TAP award from $2850 to $3050, a rise in the income eligibility level for the minimum award from $32,000 to $34,000, and the elimination of the $200 reduction (referred to as the "uppercut") in awards for students who have received four semesters of TAP payments. All these proposals will affect undergraduate students only. A delegation of 36 Canisius students and four administrators traveled to Albany this week to lobby the New York State Legislature for increases in TAP awards. They met with legislators from Western New York in the hopes of influencing the government officials to vote in favor of the proposal. by Dave Hibbard ALBANY—The proposal made by the Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities (CICU), which includes a request to increase the amount of money given to students in the Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) of New York State, has a "good chance" of being passed in the proposed 1987-88 state budget, according to Jim Greco, '88, president of the Canisius chapter of the Independent Student Coalition (ISC). Under the' leadership of Dr. S. Chidambaram, professor of biology, Canisius will again participate in the walk for birth defects. This is Chidambaram's second year participating with Canisius and he anticipates that more persons will get involved this year as representatives of the College. by Julanne Pace Once again this year the March of Dimes will sponsor a walk-a-thon in order to raise money for birth defects. The teamwalk is slated for Sunday, April 26 and consists of a 20 mile or 33 kilometer walk that begins at Medaille College. The March of Dimes will provide hot dogs and beverages during the course of the walk. students from Canisius and even some parents. "It was very encouraging, everyone I asked either participated by walking or donating to the March of Dimes," Chidambaram said. Last year's participants from Canisius also received a short or cap with the school's emblem. Canisius Scheduled to Participate In March of Dimes Walk-A-Thon "Last year the Campus Programming Board, The Griffin, and Undergraduate Student Assembly all supported me on the walk," Chidambaram noted. important than completion," Chidambaram stressed. Instead of walking, people can still participate in the walk by offering their time as drivers, checkpoint people, or by sponsoring a walker. Chidambaram made note that a willingness to participate exemplifies commitment and concern for something beneficial. "Responsible college people reflect a positive outlook on Canisius," he added. There are prizes awarded, including a breakfast for the largest team that shows up for WalkAmerica. One lucky team member may even win a trip to Epcot Center. Chidambaram also encouraged club members to participate by either walking or sponsoring a walker. Chidambaram hopes to see an increase in participation from students and faculty at the college this year. Although some individuals may find the walk tiresome, it is not a requirement to finish the walk. "Participation is much more Not only is walking healthy, according to Chidambaram, but funds raised from the walka-thon will help the fight against birth defects. Chidambaram commented, "Polio is an example of a disease conquered by the March of Dimes." The WalkAmerica is sponsored annually and proves to be the March of Dimes' largest fund raiser. Photo courtesy of ROBERT L. SMITH Dr. S. Chidambaram (right), associate professor of biology, and Charles M. Mitschow, president of Marine Midland Bank, join March of Dimes poster child Sara McBride in promoting the organization's annual walk-a-thon, which will be held April 26. From this point, others got involved in the walk, including "last year, I spoke with 12 or 14 people on the faculty, presented the idea of representing Canisius as a team, and everyone agreed," he said. '' jfl v A/l "4^ 4 W >\ ■IfllllfnBimri"FM^ririll^TIHli WSr m P J K* ** r - 9H m * j|^HHp|Rg£gpN9w£|^^H^|HHH|H^^HB0Rp FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1987 VOLUME LVII, NUMBER 17 "It is important (for students) to be lobbying hard," Sheffer stated. "Your (students) goal is to make sure that TAP is a priority for the legislators from Western New York. 'The TAP program needs to be improved; it is at the top of the list of things needed to be accomplished in the next four weeks (at which time (cont'd on page 4) Lobbyists Go to Albany to Seek TAP Increase Daniel B. Walsh, majority leader of the New York State Assembly, reviews a letter outlining the proposed increases in TAP with Canisius student lobbyist Lynn Colosi '90, Photo by roti flynn Sheffer, however, disagreed with Graber's statement. "Graber said that they (legislators) were behind the proposal. We didn't need to present a 20-minute (argument)," Kohler said. "But we weren't flogging a dead horse." Doug Kohler, '88, who talked with Assemblyman Vincent J. Graber (D-Buffalo), was told by the assemblyman that the Canisius TAP lobbyists were "preaching to a choir" by encouraging legislators to vote for the proposal. "It's not going to be easy. There's no substantial increase in TAP because there's no election this year," Sheffer said. TTTI? TT7T7TKJ fjg| 1 Lifcj UKlttlN Serving The College Community Assemblyman John Sheffer (R-Williamsville) concurred with Schimminger's assessment of the proposal's chances in the legislature.
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Power Rankings: Watney the Philly favorite
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Here are GolfChannel.com's Power Rankings, the top 10 favorites for the AT&T National:
1. Nick Watney: Watney's made over $3 million in 2011 via a win and six other top-10s, and he played well here last year, finishing tied for seventh. Our experts liked what they saw in his T-13 last week at the Travelers and a stern, par-70 test like Aronimink is right up his alley.
2. K.J. Choi: The 2007 AT&T champ has become a major player this year– or fifth major, as it may be, with his Players Championship win – and a favorite in events that require a well-rounded game.
3. Ryan Moore: A missed 4-footer on the 72nd hole at the Travelers was all that could have separated Moore from his second Tour tilt a mere shot secured the same fate last year in his solo second finish. Moore's playing well and history shows he plays well at this tournament.
4. Justin Rose: Rose comes into this week as the defending champ but he's also coming off of two straight missed cuts and lukewarm play before that since his T-11 at The Masters. Still, good memories count for a lot in golf and Rose has the skill to turn it around at any given moment.
5. Hunter Mahan: This 'Golf Boy' finished second here to the tournament host in 2009 and a second-round 63 last week in Hartford says the game is there. But he's been inconsistent of late – his MC at the U.S. Open and over par rounds to open and close the Travelers also say Mahan's a bit of a wildcard at the moment.
6. Lucas Glover: The man with a Facebook page devoted to his facial hair has lulled since his Wells Fargo win in May which says the early-season struggles of the '09 U.S. Open champ are more the norm than the exception this year. But, as evidenced by his major championship title, Glover plays difficult courses well so perhaps he'll get things back on track this week.
7. Webb Simpson: Simpson knocked on victory's door twice this year – at the Transitions Championship and Zurich Classic – but no one has yet to answer. A great all-around player (currently No. 1 on the PGA Tour's 'All-Around' ranking), a victory is sure to come soon.
8. Mark Wilson: Already a two-time winner this year on Tour, Wilson also had a pair of top-10s at both Arnie and Jack's events. And now this is Tiger's event.
9. Anthony Kim: By all accounts AK feels good about his game, but his results have yet to yield the kind of season the '08 AT&T champ is capable of. Could this be the week Kim becomes the kid of old?
10. Adam Scott: With the tournament host, Woods, sidelined still for an unknown period of time, Scott has the former world No. 1's caddie on loan. He's struggled since his T-2 at the Masters, but maybe the combo of Tiger's caddie at Tiger's tournament is enough to bring the player who copied Tiger's swing of old back into the limelight.
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