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Participant[quote=harvey]Yes, vote for the other candidate – the one that’s not a liar.[/quote]
I’ll vote for the one that did not have to dodge sniper bullets 20 years ago.
Participant[quote=AN][quote=all]This is from her response to A_CHAMP’ Presidential Candidate’s Questionnaire, which is available online. Her answers are political, but she does not question the vaccination program. When asked about autism and vaccination she talks about environment and mercury.[/quote]Isn’t everything coming out of a politician’s mouth is political? So, if you give Hillary an out by saying her answers are political, but fault other politician for making other political answer, then you just come off as partisan. She said “including possible environmental causes like vaccines”. I don’t think it gets any clearer than that. Just like Ran Paul saying what he then, but followed on by saying “I’m not arguing vaccines are a bad idea. I think they’re a good thing, but I think the parents should have some input,” he added. “The state doesn’t own your children. Parents own the children and it is an issue of freedom.” If you fault Rand Paul for making the statement in the OP, then you should also fault Hillary and Obama for theirs? After all, none of them are truly anti-vaxxers like Jenny McCarthy. But it doesn’t make what they said a good thing, especially when they can be used out of context. As I said, in this day and age of cut and paste and words taken out of context, statements like these give credence to the anti-vaxxers’ claims.[/quote]
Political, as in finding a way to say ‘you are a f*cking moron’ using PG language.
Did you read the questions and the answers?
She was explicitly asked Would you support a federal right for families and individuals to choose for themselves which vaccines they will use?, to which she (or more likely one of her sidekicks) replied
As President, I will support efforts to ensure that vaccines are safe and effective, including
independent reviews and large-scale studies. All Americans should have access to accurate and comprehensive information about vaccinations.I interpret that answer as ‘no’ said in about 30 words.
Btw, Hillary Rodham Clinton is a liar and if she is the D candidate I am going to vote R regardless of who the opposing candidate is.
ParticipantApples and oranges.
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“We’ve seen just a skyrocketing autism rate. Some people are suspicious that it’s connected to the vaccines. This person included. The science right now is inconclusive, but we have to research it,” then Sen. Obama said.“There are some people who are suspicious that it’s connected to vaccines and triggers. But the science right now is inconclusive,” Obama said.
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Note that ‘this person included’ was a reference to someone in the audience, not Obama itself. He then emphasized the importance of vaccination program: “Part of the reason I think it’s very important to research it is those vaccines are also preventing huge numbers of deaths among children and preventing debilitating illnesses like Polio. And so we can’t afford to junk our vaccine system.”
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“I am committed to make investments to find the causes of autism, including possible environmental causes like vaccines,” said Clinton.
[/quote]This is from her response to A_CHAMP’ Presidential Candidate’s Questionnaire, which is available online. Her answers are political, but she does not question the vaccination program. When asked about autism and vaccination she talks about environment and mercury.
Participant[quote=flu]
What I’m a little curious about.
Don’t public schools check immunization records?
How did these kids get past that?[/quote]Immunization is required, unless exempted for medical or personal beliefs reasons.
I.e. if the parents do not believe in immunization the kid does not have to be vaccinated.Participant[quote=Leorocky]
Please do some research on stock valuations. They correlate very strongly with things like corporate profit and cash flow. Those are both at record highs. In other words, the fundamentals support the valuation. That’s not the case in a bubble when the valuation goes off the rails. [/quote]
This Chart Pretty Much Sums It UpParticipantAnd since the announcement did not help the stock price they can go back to sacking smaller batches and avoiding WARN.
Participant[quote=moneymaker]I was using google Chrome because I heard it had the lowest overhead, then it quit working so I’m back to IE9 on Vista. I do have a newer laptop that had windows 7 on it when the video hardware crashed so I could put that in. Just found a bunch of video games my son installed on this laptop years ago, so I’m in the process of getting rid of them, if that doesn’t do it I’ll put that other/newer hard drive in (I like windows 7 better than vista anyway).
Computer is running much better now with 20% free space on disk, think I’ll still swap out the hard drive to go back to windows 7, that way I can use a 32G thumb drive as a readyboost device to bring my memory access time down.[/quote]15% free space might be low depending on the amount of RAM and the size of the disk.
Windows Vista is not good. Letting kids install games is worse.
Win7 is not likely to work when you swap the HDD for your Windows Vista HDD – you need device drivers and the license is tied to your original hardware.
You can try debugging using IE developer tools (press F12) or 3rd party tool like Fiddler, but it is unlikely that amount of data is causing the issue.Participant[quote=CA renter][quote=no_such_reality]
Does that include spraying over 100 rounds at a bright blue Tacoma with a 71 and 47 year old Hispanic women in it delivering newspaper when looking for a large black man in a dark grey Nissan Titan?[/quote]
Who’s defending that? FWIW, they got a nice settlement, and the police chief agreed that the officers who shot at them violated policy. Yes, the cops were on edge as they were defending the home of a captain who was specifically threatened by Dorner. Yes, they thought the sound of the newspaper hitting a driveway was a gunshot. Still, the women won a settlement without much effort…the cops knew what they did was wrong.
Why would not the LAPD settle? It is not their money. Are the shooters still on desk duty?
ParticipantIt is good that low income is a possible qualifying criterion. 3% down + low income = success.
Participant[quote=njtosd]You might want to read this:
http://www.berding-weil.net/articles/dangers-of-hiring-unlicensed-contractor.php%5B/quote%5D
“Unlicensed contractors rarely apply and obtain the proper permits required for the work that they will be doing.”
Is this how ‘fear mongering’ is spelled in legalese? Do they apply and obtain improper permits instead?
Yes, you can get a permit. You probably want the permit, especially if you are making changes visible from the outside. Also, anybody can request and attend inspection – the person calling in and the person dealing with the inspector does not need any kind of credentials and it does not have to be the person signed on the permit.
[Edit] The cost of material and the cost of labor is way up since 2009-2011. Waiting, assuming it is an option, might save you more money.
ParticipantTo the winner go the spoils…
Participantzk, I think you look very pretty in your facebook picture.
Edit: Also, you make me laugh.
Participant[quote=flu]
My concern is… People in this country aren’t taking it seriously enough…And it’s the arrogance that I’m worried about….[/quote]I thought communiques from the county school districts and bearishgurl’s college campus being quarantined/evacuated is overreaction.
Participant[quote=flu]So I guess if I’m blood type O… So when it comes to plasma donation , I can receive any blood plasma type supposedly right?
:)[/quote]
No. The opposite. AB is universal receiver. O is universal donor.
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