http://www.cnn.com/2003/LAW/08/27/ten.commandments/index.html
What is with everyone calling the 10 commandments the "moral
foundation of our law" all of the sudden?
The 10 commandments...
ONE: 'You shall have no other gods before Me.'
Nothing to do with law.
TWO: 'You shall not make for yoursel
cant call in sick
They can apparently be compelled to attend. But that authority stops at the
state line.
Dana
Kevin Graeme writes:
> I heard on NPR that they fled to Oklahoma, and the Republicans sent the
> Texas Rangers after them. Then a judge (IMO correctly) ruled that the Texas
> Rangers w
(popping out of lurkdom a minute)
The difference in my mind... well, first let's stipulate that I am an
immigrant (legal) so I am probably biased.
But erm. Despite the ill-treatment of the Irish in the nineteenth century,
their immigration was encouraged. Or at least not discouraged. There were
n
So, someone I know, a 13 year old, was just beat up at school. All his
teeth were knocked out. The child in question who beat him up was 17
years old, and had a long history of violence in the school (was even
kicked out last year and sent to one of those 'camps'). What kind of
legal options are av
If the UN had its way then Saddam would still be filling holes with men, women
and children.
Like or dislike the whole situation in Iraq, that's the truth that few outside
America want to even look at. Has France said anything about the mass graves?
Germany? Saudi Arabia? Yes, this is after the fa
OTOH, if our foreign policy is about forwarding democracy in the world,
maybe we should just take a vote of the UN to see if we should be in Iraq,
et al. If they say no, then we could pull out, wash our hands of it, and
reallocate.
I'm not really serious, but it has an appealling quality on face v
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So we should accept that Syria was on the UN board for human rights and accept
their position on human rights? What of China? We should accept their beliefs in
crushing debate? And Saudi Arabia. We should accept their belief that paying off
terrorists and supporting them is good. Why should we be s
What I mean is allowing another nations opinion to influence us is wrong.
We become bound by decisions that we don't agree with. I am not saying that
other countries should be pro-American, I am saying that we shouldn't tie
ourselves to the decisions of those who are not.
Tim
-Original Messa
Forgot to mention that both Manitoba and Saskatchewan both have government
owned auto insurance.
larry
At 02:07 PM 8/27/2003 -0400, you wrote:
>Interesting study of car insurance rates in Western Canada. Auto insurance
>costs considerably more in Alberta, which has private insurance than in
>Man
Interesting study of car insurance rates in Western Canada. Auto insurance
costs considerably more in Alberta, which has private insurance than in
Manitoba, Saskatchewan or British Columbia. The costs are over twice as
much in Alberta than in Manitoba.
http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2003/08/27/Consu
LOL most segments will outnumber native americans thanks to the white
man and the united states slaughtering them.
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Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 11:37 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: The Robin Williams' Plan
And they're
Because that would make sense :)
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From: Angel Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 11:44 am
Subject: RE: Suddenly can't viewsource in IE..
> Woot! ^_^
>
> That worked.
>
> How come I didn't get a little error message pop up and tell me "Your
>
Woot! ^_^
That worked.
How come I didn't get a little error message pop up and tell me "Your
cache is full...please clear your cache and try this operation again" or
something like that :)
-Gel
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Clear your cache.
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Heald, Tim wrote:
>How many of you know that the U.N. was in part founded by a man that was
>later tried and convicted of being not only a communist sympathizer, but a
>traitor? (Alger Hiss)
>
>Personally I fail to understand how people can put their faith in an
>organization like the U.N. Didn't
Clear your cache.
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Date: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 11:23 am
Subject: Suddenly can't viewsource in IE..
> I don't know what changed...but suddenly I cannot View Source in
> IE, and
> the Edit page button is totally grayed out.
>
I don't know what changed...but suddenly I cannot View Source in IE, and
the Edit page button is totally grayed out.
*sigh*
Anyone seen this before??
When I click View Source nothing happens.
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So Adam how about you offer an opinion or a solution instead of the constant
sarcasm. What would you do?
Humor can be a great tool for illustration, if there's something behind it.
So far all I have gotten from you is that your against cars and corporations
like Old Navy. Not what's better, or
You really want to hear more of this liberal/conservative crap? I'd rather just
pretend to be a Bush voter and have some fun with it. Sorry if it spills into this
mailing list every once in awhile - I try to keep it to some of the more political
boards.
What kind of stick do you need to have up
Never said I agreed with Fox. And now it's an insult to return sarcasm with sarcasm.
Get some armor Larry, your thin skin is showing again.
>Lets see, Franken comes out with a book that contains the phrase "Fair and
>Balanced", which last time I looked has been in the English language for a
Lets see, Franken comes out with a book that contains the phrase "Fair and
Balanced", which last time I looked has been in the English language for a
while. Fox has a temper tantrum and sues him. Fox gets laughed out of court
and with draws the suit, and continues like a petulant 5 year old. Whi
Adam, no reason to wet yourself man, I was serious. SNL needs you That's how that
idiot Al Franken got his start. You just seem to be in such lock step with him, I
thought it would be fitting. Maybe you can start the Franken Youth, I dunno, just a
thought.
>You're right. I better get serio
Why don't you tell us how you really feel about things, Adam... :)
M
> -Original Message-
> From: cantrl. a [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 12:29 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Deficit worse than ever
>
>
> You're right. I better get serious about this pr
You're right. I better get serious about this pretty quick. I'll go back to pushing my
liberal communist agenda so you can attack me for being a 'pussy', and you can
continue reciting passages from Ann Coulter fiction novels, and then we can go back to
being really productive in changing eachoth
Correction: Hispanic, Latino, Mexican Americans etc are the population
figure in WI, not just migrant workers.
-Kevin
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From: "Kevin Graeme" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 10:36 AM
Subject: Re: The Robin Will
How many of you know that the U.N. was in part founded by a man that was
later tried and convicted of being not only a communist sympathizer, but a
traitor? (Alger Hiss)
Personally I fail to understand how people can put their faith in an
organization like the U.N. Didn't we learn anything from t
And they're not just in the south west. Mexican migrant workers are an
important part of farming in Minnesota. And in terms of legal poplation,
they outnumber native americans in Wisconsin 3:1.
-Kevin
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From: "Michael Dinowitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[
Well reasoned statement, something we don't see enough of around here :)
My grandmother was off the boat from Ireland. Yet as you said they followed
the immigration laws in order to get here. They worked hard, learned the
language (she spoke nothing but Gaelic until she was 4 or 5), and prospered
on base?
i think our fire walls would prevent that..
i hope..
um..
c was pretty fragmented..
defragged.. seems fine.
m...
-paul
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Hey Adam, I can hear Saturday Night Live calling!
>Does this mean I won't be getting $300 next year? :(
>
>I really liked that that George Bush gave everyone $300 out of his
>pocket last year. He probably worked hard to earn that money. I took
>the whole family to NASCAR - well, the family hung
What percent of legal immigrants are there compared to illegal today? (Hint:
legal far outweighs illegal.)
-Kevin
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From: "Kevin Schmidt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 10:10 AM
Subject: The Robin Williams' P
They all do it. Just look at how much shit tried to get tacked onto the Energy bill,
from both Republican and Democrats. Is it so hard for you to acknowledge that
Democrats do it. Or can you just not bring yourself to type the words, "I agree, the
Democrats do it too."
>As I said I am again
I would think that would be a grand idea. ;)
Uh-oh. It's one of those lightning strike moments.
>Remember illegal immigration is only a recent definition. As recently as
>the 1950's there was a guest worker program for farm workers. One solution
>would be to reintroduce such a program. Require
Does this mean I won't be getting $300 next year? :(
I really liked that that George Bush gave everyone $300 out of his pocket last year.
He probably worked hard to earn that money. I took the whole family to NASCAR - well,
the family hung out in the infield because bleacher seats were $200, but
As I said I am again all pork like this. But since the republican party
controlled the House of Representatives, its been quite egregious. Just
look at the emergency appropriations supplements for 9/11 - over a third of
the funds allocated involved pork going to republican districts.
At 11:12 A
I think there is a difference Jim,
Illegal immigration is just that illegal, whether its people from South
America crossing the Mexican border with Coyotes (people who for a hefty
fee, guide them in avoiding the border patrol), or people from Europe or
Australia who overstay their visitors visa.
Remember illegal immigration is only a recent definition. As recently as
the 1950's there was a guest worker program for farm workers. One solution
would be to reintroduce such a program. Require the employer to post a bond
that gets forfeited if the worker jumps. Those who benefit from illegal
> > He probably wouldn't. I just forwarded it with the subject I got. Good
> to
> > know
> > people are paying attention and looking these things up. :)
> > I particularly like part of 6, 7 and especially 9 which is quite
> apparent
> > with
> > my stance on the UN.
>
> Some of it sounds "good" in
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Let's get rid of Democratic pork while we are at it too. Can you "The Big Dig?" The
glut comes from both sides of the aisle Larry. I acknowledge it, can you?
>In case you didn't notice I only quoted the first couple of paragraphs. Why
>ascribe motives when you really have no reason to.
>
>I
Jim,
Ask how many of the past generations ancestors were "illegal" immigrants versus
"legal" immigrants, and I think you will see where the frustation comes from. I am
all for immigration, it's what this country was founded and what makes it so diverse.
Just make it "legal" immigration.
Ke
Matt, while they may make no sense to you, they certainly make sense. I will attempt
to clarify for your benefit.
>Your remarks make no sense, Kevin. You're saying that a spending-driven
>deficit is ok? OK, if it is a spending-driven deficit, then who's to blame?
>The Republican Congress in con
An equally valid question: Does anyone believe the war will not carry on
for another 10 years?
Your comment makes on wonder what insider knowledge, divine insight, or
precognositcative ability you have that lets you know this war will not
continue on in this state endlessly.
There are millions of
In case you didn't notice I only quoted the first couple of paragraphs. Why
ascribe motives when you really have no reason to.
I have no problem with cutting spending. Lets start with congressional
pork. Such as all the port that Trent Lott brought in to Alabama, or the
current republican leade
Kevin,
I spent a good deal of my time overseas on a 20 year old mission called MFO
in Egypt. Most people don't even know the mission exists. We are still in
Europe, Korea, the Balkans, and all over S. America. The papers are already
reporting on the effects of back to back deployments on troops
> -Original Message-
> From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 12:48 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: The Robin Williams' Plan
>
> He probably wouldn't. I just forwarded it with the subject I got. Good
to
> know
> people are paying attention
John Stanley wrote:
>>>The data simply does not support a view that the current deficit is
>>>spending-driven.
>
>Did you use fuzzy math?
I have given the source of my numbers and the calculation methods. Which is
more as anyone else in this thread.
Jochem
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: -Original Message-
: From: Erika L Walker-Arnold [mailto:[
>>The data simply does not support a view that the current deficit is
>>spending-driven.
Did you use fuzzy math?
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Kevin Schmidt wrote:
>From the article: "The CBO's "baseline" deficit projection assumes
>emergency wartime spending approved by Congress last year will
>continue indefinitely, at a cost of $818 billion through 2013."
>
>Convienently left that one out didn't you Larry. Does anyone believe
>that
Your remarks make no sense, Kevin. You're saying that a spending-driven
deficit is ok? OK, if it is a spending-driven deficit, then who's to blame?
The Republican Congress in conjunction with a Republican President are the
first to mind.
"budget surpluses of 1998 through 2001..."
Those are the Cl
I did. Just didn't have a hammer ready.
-Original Message-
From: Larry C. Lyons [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 7:53 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: I see the Whitehouse is at it again with telling the truth
You could try reading the article.
larry
At 04:24
ok this is weird.
just started yesterday at 3pm...
our SSL server has just suddenly decided to disconnect itself from the network
structure after about 10-20 minutes after a reboot
i can browse the web site on it remotely.
but cant access the directory structure, unless i reboot.
am trying to w
>From the article: "The CBO's "baseline" deficit projection assumes emergency wartime
>spending approved by Congress last year will continue indefinitely, at a cost of $818
>billion through 2013."
Convienently left that one out didn't you Larry. Does anyone believe that the war
will carry on f
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office blames the Bush Tax Cut and the
War in Iraq
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A46805-2003Aug26.html
2004 Deficit to Reach $480 Billion, Report Forecasts
By Jonathan Weisman
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, August 27, 2003; Page A02
You could try reading the article.
larry
At 04:24 PM 8/26/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>It sounds like they were trying to get things back to normal as quickly as
>possible. The question is how did the EPA react? At work, I get this kind
>of pressure all the time. We'd like this done 1 week from no
Happy Birthday, Erika! :)
Proof that the planet is doing better this year than last: Erika's been with
us one more year.
See you soon!
Respectfully,
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Thanks. Normally he's ok with the medicine but when an attack comes, it's really
bad. He's literally around the corner from the center and I'm quite sure the
feds aren't about to pay for his medical bills, to clean his place of business
or anything else. Our government at work. Lie to make the peop
> Eek! Glad you weren't there at the time. Office closed for a while?
> -Deanna
office closed - working from home, which today meant running around setting
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He probably wouldn't. I just forwarded it with the subject I got. Good to know
people are paying attention and looking these things up. :)
I particularly like part of 6, 7 and especially 9 which is quite apparent with
my stance on the UN.
> Apparently it's not really clear if Robin Williams would
Apparently it's not really clear if Robin Williams would agree with any
of this either: ;^)
http://www.snopes.com/politics/soapbox/williams.asp
Jim Davis
> -Original Message-
> From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 11:06 PM
> To: CF-Community
Michael,
I am sorry that your father is suffering so.
Andy
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From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 8:42 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: I see the Whitehouse is at it again with telling the truth
My father who has asthma and wo
Got this from a friend. There are many parts I agree with. Never happen, but it
should.
Leave it to Robin Williams to come up with the perfect plan... what we need now
is for our UN Ambassador to stand up and repeat this message.
Robin Williams' plan...(Hard to argue with this logic!)
I see a l
My father who has asthma and works 2 blocks from ground zero is in worse shape
than ever. He has to suffer because the government wanted things to look normal
fast? That's BS.
I wonder who in the government he should be suing for all the money he's had to
put into medicine and medical equipment.
Wow .. Hope you didn't wet yourself. Standing in a puddle of liquid would
have just made it worse ;)
My car got hit once, or very nearly so .. while I was in it. I was sitting
in a parking lot listening to my stereo when I suddenly felt "stunned". You
know, like that feeling you get when someon
Hmmm Apocalypse and Erika's birthday happening at the same time...
I can think of nothing better than one's birthday suit =)
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KG> Broken bones, fires, nearly hit by lightning, Deanna has been stung by a
KG> plague of in
LOL
You know, in previous versions, I thought I was going to have to do that
to actually get mail to send at times. ;-)
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