Friday - October 14, 2011
Think and Grow Rich
Some of you know that I’ve been unemployed since April. I quit. Voluntarily. Which means I’m not eligible for unemployment welfare. I quit knowing that. I also knew I had savings to fall back on. And, ultimately, I can cash-out my retirement funds. Sure I’ll take a tax penalty for early withdrawal. But under Obamanomics, seems like the lesser evil in view of the massive inflation Obamanomics is already causing. Not to mention that Democrats are already considering seizing retirement accounts (401(k), IRAs, etc) to bolster Social Security. Take the money I saved and run!
Meanwhile, between jobs I’ve been rereading the classic Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. If you haven’t read it, I highly recommend it to you. Back when I was a dance teacher, the boss started off each day by having us read, out loud, passages from Think and Grow Rich. It’s a highly motivating book. Especially useful in the demotivating Obama misAdministration.
I’d just like to offer this quote from the book:
During the first World War, a Chicago newspaper published certain editorials in which, among other statements, Henry Ford was called “an ignorant pacifist.” Mr. Ford objected to the statements, and brought suit against the paper for libeling him. When the suit was tried in the courts, the attorneys for the paper pleaded justification, and placed Mr. Ford on the witness stand for the purpose of proving to the jury that he was ignorant. The attorneys asked Mr. Ford a great variety of questions, all of them intended to prove that while he might possess considerable specialized knowledge pertaining to the manufacture of automobiles, he was, in the main, ignorant.
Mr. Ford was plied with such questions as the following: “Who was Benedict Arnold?” and “How many soldiers did the British send over to America to put down the Rebellion of 1776?” In answer to the last question, Mr. Ford replied, “I do not know the exact number of soldiers the British sent over, but I have heard that it was a considerably larger number than ever went back.”
Finally Mr. Ford became tired of this line of questioning, and in reply to a particualrly offensive question, he leaned over, pointed his finger at the lawyer who had asked the question and said, “If I should really want to answer the foolish question you have just asked, or any of the other questions you have been asking me, let me remind you that I have a row of electric push-buttons on my desk, and by pushing the right button, I can summon to my aid men who can answer any question I desire to ask concerning the business to which I am devoting most of my efforts. Now, will you kindly tell me, why I should clutter up my mind with general knowledge, for the purpose of being able to answer questions, when I have men around me who can supply any knowledge I require?”
There is certainly was good logic to that reply.
That answer floored the lawyer. Every person in the courtroom realized it was the answer, not of an ignorant man, but of a man of education. Any man is educated who knows where to get knowledge when he needs it…
Being between jobs, I’m reading this again for uplifting motivation. Books like this tell me that–to coin a phrase–Yes, I can! Apologies, I know it’s close to a slogan our misAdministrator-in-Chief used. But note the difference: ‘I can’ vs ‘We can’. I’m taking responsibility if I fail. Those that follow the ‘We’ model will point fingers at others when they fail. See the current Occupy (insert city) protests.
Posted by Christopher
on 10/14/2011 at 11:08 AM
Filed Under: • Editorials • Literature • Personal •
• Comments (4)
•
Trackbacks(0)
Permalink • Today in History
Events
1066 – Battle of Hastings: William the Conqueror defeats and kills King Harold II.
1322 – Battle of Old Byland: Robert the Bruce defeats King Edward II. Scotland is Free!
1789 – President George Washington proclaims the first Thanksgiving Day.
1884 – George Eastman patents paper-strip photographic film.
1912 – While campaigning in Milwaukee, WI, former president Teddy Roosevelt is shot by saloonkeeper John Schrank. With a fresh wound and the bullet still in him, Teddy still delivers his scheduled speech. Tougher than Chuck Norris he is.
1926 – Winnie-the-Pooh, by A.A, Milne, is first published. Oh bother.
1947 – Chuck Yeager breaks the sound barrier in a Bell X-1.
1962 – Let the Cuban Missile Crisis begin!
Births
Must be a problem with my app. Either that or everybody took two days to be born. Same results as yesterday.
Deaths
1066 – Harold II Godwinson (King of England)
1318 – Edward Bruce (High King of Ireland, younger brother of Robert the Bruce.)
1944 – Erwin Rommel (German field marshall)
1959 – Errol Flynn (Australian actor)
1977 – Bing Crosby (American singer/actor)
Posted by Christopher
on 10/14/2011 at 07:28 AM
Filed Under: • History •
• Comments (3)
•
Trackbacks(0)
Permalink • Thursday - October 13, 2011
Today’s Chess Problem 10/13/11
I’ve updated the last chess problem. Wes got it right.
Today’s problem:
1. … Black to move.
Wes, Drew, this one is easy.
graphics courtesy of ExaChess. Problems from Combination Challenge by Lou Hayes and John Hall.
Posted by Christopher
on 10/13/2011 at 11:25 PM
Filed Under: • CHESS •
• Comments (3)
•
Trackbacks(0)
Permalink • Today in History
Events
54 – Obama Nero becomes Roman Emperor
1307 - End of the Knights Templar. Obama Phillip the Fair tortures them into admitting ‘heresy’.
1773 – The Whirlpool Galaxy discovered by Charles Messier.
1775 – Happy Birthday US Navy! Continental Congress orders the establishment of the Continental Navy. (As a NavVet, I like this)
1792 – Cornerstone of the White House is laid
1845 – Republic of Texas approves a measure that, if accepted by the US Congress, will make Texas a US state.
1884 – Greenwich meridian is established.
Births
1244 – Jaques de Molay (Grandmaster of the Knights Templar)
1853 – Lilliie Langtry (British actress)
1925 – Margaret Thatcher (British Prime Minister)
1925 – Lenny Bruce (American @sshole)
1941 – Paul Simon (American singer)
1947 – Sammy Hagar (American singer, hope he learned how to drive 55!)
1948 – John Ford Coley (American musician)
1959 – Marie Osmond (American entertainer, I’ve a personal story about her…)
Deaths
54 – Claudius (Roman Emperor)
1974 – Ed Sullivan (American TV personality)
Posted by Christopher
on 10/13/2011 at 08:22 PM
Filed Under: • History •
• Comments (0)
•
Trackbacks(0)
Permalink • Miscellaneous Jokes
A few jokes I stumbled over while reading my email backlog…
This — after President Obama suggested to PM Benjamin Netanyahu that Israel return to its 1967 borders:
Dear President Obama,
I am writing today with a somewhat unusual request. First and foremost, I will be asking that you return the United States to its August 20th, 1959 borders so that Hawaii is no longer a state and you are no longer a citizen.
Sincerely,
Benjamin Netanyahu
Prime Minister of Israel
President’s Day
While out eating lunch recently, I overheard a conversation between a mother and her young son.
“What is tomorrow?” she asked him.
“It’s President’s Day,” the boy replied
“What does that mean?” she asked.
The boy paused thoughtfully for a moment, and responded, “President’s Day is when Obama steps out of the White House and if he sees his shadow, we have 2 more years of unemployment and stupidity.”
I almost snorted my iced tea.
Obama at the bank
Barack Obama walks into the bank to cash a check. “Good morning, Ma’am,” he greets the cashier, “could you please cash this check for me?”
“It would be my pleasure, sir. Could you please show me your ID?”
“Truthfully, I did not bring my ID with me as I didn’t think there was any need to. I am President Barack Obama, the president of the United States of America!”
“Yes, sir, I know who you are, but with all the regulations, monitoring of the banks because of impostors and forgers, etc, I must insist on seeing ID.”
“Just ask anyone here at the bank who I am and they will tell you. Everybody knows who I am.”
“I am sorry Mr. President but these are the bank rules and I must follow them.”
“I am urging you please to cash this check.”
“Ok, this is what we can do Mr. President: One day Tiger Woods came into the bank without ID. To prove he was Tiger Woods he pulled out his putting iron and made a beautiful shot across the bank into a cup. With that shot we knew him to be Tiger Woods and cashed his check. Another time, Andre Agassi came in without ID. He pulled out his tennis racquet and made a fabulous shot, making the tennis ball land in my cup. With that spectacular shot we cashed his check. So, Mr. President, what can you do to prove that it is you, and only you, as the president of the United States?”
Obama stands there thinking and finally says, “Honestly, there is nothing that comes to my mind. I can’t think of a single thing I’m good at.”
“Will that be large or small bills, Mr. President?”
Native wisdom
Barack Obama went camping in the desert with a Native American. After they set their tent up, both men fell asleep.
A few hours later, the Indian woke Obama and said, “Look at the sky. What do you see?”
Obama replied, “I see millions of stars.”
“What does that tell you?” asked the Indian.
Obama pondered for a minute, then said, “Astronomically, it tells me there are, uh, millions of galaxies and potentially billions of planets. Chronologically, it appears to be approximately three in the morning. Theologically, we are small and insignificant. Uh, meteorologically, it looks like we’ll have a beautiful day tomorrow. What’s it tell you?”
“It tells me that someone stole the tent, you dummy.”
Libya wants a new Muslim leader. I say give them ours.
Posted by Christopher
on 10/13/2011 at 07:58 PM
Filed Under: • Humor • Obama, The One •
• Comments (1)
•
Trackbacks(0)
Permalink • ToDaze Comic
Posted by Drew458
on 10/13/2011 at 04:35 PM
Filed Under: • Media-Bias •
• Comments (3)
•
Trackbacks(0)
Permalink • I must be reading this wrong
In the latest innovation uncovered by law enforcement, smugglers in the border town of Nogales, Arizona were bringing drugs into the U.S. for the cost of a quarter.
The parking meters on International Street, which hugs the border fence in Nogales, cost 25 cents. Smugglers in Mexico tunneled under the fence and under the metered parking spaces, and then carefully cut neat rectangles out of the pavement. Their confederates on the U.S. side would park false-bottomed vehicles in the spaces above the holes, feed the meters, and then wait while the underground smugglers stuffed their cars full of drugs from below.
In all, U.S. Border Patrol agents found 16 tunnels leading to the 18 metered parking spaces on International Street. The pavement is now riddled with neat, symmetrical patches.
The city, advised by Homeland Security, has agreed to remove the parking meters. Nogales stands to lose $8,500 annually in parking revenue, plus the cost of citations.
Yeah, that’ll fix things just fine.
Posted by Drew458
on 10/13/2011 at 04:29 PM
Filed Under: • Border Security • Crime • Mexico •
• Comments (3)
•
Trackbacks(0)
Permalink • Oops
Yesterday:
Opening new terminal is a ‘defining moment’
Monroe Louisiana - Monroe Mayor Jamie Mayo couldn’t help but smile as he toured the new Monroe Regional Airport terminal one last time before Monday’s official grand opening.
The grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for the new $35 million Monroe Regional Airport Terminal is at 4:30 p.m. Monday.
“It’s going to be a historic day for the city of Monroe,” Mayo said. “It’s an awesome moment for all of us. It’s emotional as well because we’ve worked so hard to get to this point. Without question, it has been the No. 1 project during my administration. It’s very gratifying to know this will change the gateway into and out of Monroe and the entire northeast Louisiana region.”
The first flight at the new terminal is scheduled to arrive at 8:17 p.m. Tuesday. The first flight out will occur at 6 a.m. Wednesday.
“The first set of passengers who fly into Monroe will probably be shocked when they get off the plane and walk through the loading bridges and come into a brand new facility,” Mayo said.
Today:
Missed connections
Monroe Regional Airport officials learned Tuesday passenger loading and unloading bridges at the new $36 million terminal are not being able to connect to airplanes.
Airport director Cleve Norrell confirmed Tuesday afternoon that some of the loading and unloading bridges at the new terminal appear they will not be able to connect to some of the airplanes.
He said airport officials are working to determine what caused the problem, if the issue resulted from a design flaw during the construction process or if it was a result of an error on the city’s part.
“We are checking them out to see what the problem is, but it looks like some of them will fit and some won’t fit,” Norrell said. “We’re not sure what will fix it right now, but that’s what we’re working on. There are a lot of variables, but we’ll know when we try to put them up to the plane. We’re working to remedy the problem.”
Oops. Still, it’s just a bit of a glich. I’m sure another couple hundred thou can fix things right up. But the real falling short to me is how they spent the money in the first place.
From what I can find out from visiting the “>airport’s homepage, it seems that about two dozen significant commercial flights a day flow through this airport, mostly going in and out of Dallas, Houston, and Atlanta. Wiki tells me they have 3 runways, with the longest one being 7500 feet. That limits this airport to jets smaller than the A320 and modern 737 size; they can fly the old MD-80s and the tiny corporate jets, but that’s about as big as they can go. If they’d spent some of that $35 million on upgrading and lengthening the runway to about 9000 feet, then they could have perhaps grown into a regional hub. Once upon a time Delta was centered out of here, but they moved on to bigger and better airports long ago. To be a playa in the major airport game you need to be able to land the widebodies, and that means long runways built strong enough to fly the heavies. At the very least you need to build to handle the mid-size planes like the A320 and the 737, which make up nearly 1/3 of all native flights, even to make a decent financial go of it. If you can’t do either then you may as well hang Maggie’s Drawers on a pole as a windsock, because your airport will forever just miss the target.
But hey, I’m sure the 900 passengers a day who use the main terminal will be impressed. For $35 million, they damn well ought to be. So good luck to Monroe Regional. And yes, “are not being able to connect to airplanes”, because grammar and writing skills are apparently no longer required to get a degree in journalism.
Monroe is the 8th largest city in Louisiana, located in Ouachita Parish in the northern part of the state, with a population of about 50,000. 3 miles east of town and only 79 feet above sea level, Monroe Regional Airport has two 5000 foot strips and one 7500 foot strip. During WWII more than 15,000 navigators were trained there.
Below the fold: a partial solution?
Posted by Drew458
on 10/13/2011 at 01:59 PM
Filed Under: • Government • planes, trains, tanks, ships, machines, automobiles •
• Comments (1)
•
Trackbacks(0)
Permalink • Just a bit off center
I saw a link to one of those “find your political leanings” tests over at C&S. WTH, I took it.
Whaddya know, I’m really pretty much middle of the road, just a bit on the neo-conservative, libertarian side. That seems about right to me. Mr. Average.
Or so I thought! Turns out that I’m more libertarian and more conservative than just about every demographic group I could come up with.
All of these online tests have shortcomings. 2 or 3 of the 50 questions on this one seemed rather ambiguous to me, but I did like how you could rate the importance of each question. I was emphatic about quite a lot of them, but I was also meh about a good number of others. And I just couldn’t have cared less about a small handful of others.
Take it yourself if you want.
One more nice feature of this quiz is that it has some data comparisons based on political party affiliation. This one only works for the US and the UK, but it was a little enlightening:
Republicans really are the Big Tent party, while Democrats march well in lockstep. The US Green Party are just a hair to the left of America’s Democrats. Green Party? We have a Green Party???
You can also compare your results against a host of different demographics; age, gender, nation, etc.
We Are The Digital World: international average from over 1.1 million users around the world
Cousins across the pond: left and right in the US and the UK
Posted by Drew458
on 10/13/2011 at 01:04 PM
Filed Under: • Politics •
• Comments (2)
•
Trackbacks(0)
Permalink • Don’t Be So Exclusive
Attorney General Eric Holder should lose his job because his own statements on the Fast and Furious scandal show that he is either a liar or a failure, Rep. Paul Gosar tells Newsmax in an exclusive interview.
“He needs to resign,” the Arizona Republican said. “I don’t see there is a way here that facilitates good, conscientious oversight at the Department of Justice. “If he had no oversight and he knew nothing about this, he was incompetent. If he knew about this, then he was lying — and that’s perjury.”
Holder told the House Justice Committee in May that he had known about Operation Fast and Furious for only “a few weeks,” but newly released emails show he was told in July 2010. The attorney general now says he did not read those emails, which he said were routine briefings that went into no detail.
Gosar, a member of the House Oversight Committee, was speaking within hours of subpoenas being issued by committee Chairman Darrell Issa requiring reams of internal documents that should show what Holder knew about the Mexican gunrunning scheme. Issa, a California Republican, also has alleged that Holder has shown incompetence regarding Fast and Furious and wants to know exactly when the attorney general learned about it.
“If it was mainstream America that had done this, they ought to be in jail and having to prove that they are innocent,” said Gosar, whose district covers Flagstaff and vast swaths of rural Arizona, the state at the center of the Fast and Furious project.
“If there is one thing that the America needs, it’s confidence in their bureaucrats, that they stand by the same rules that they are enforcing on other people.”
Holder verbally attacked Gosar last week for his comments that administration officials are “accessories to murder” for allowing Fast and Furious, the scheme that saw hundreds of powerful weapons fall into the hands of violent Mexican drug cartels.
Gosar, a freshman congressman affiliated with the tea party, said he is confident that the real story of who authorized the failed scheme will eventually come out. “It has to. I don’t think there is a choice,” he said.
He vowed that the committee will submit all of the paperwork that surfaces under the 22-point subpoena to painstaking review. “There are consequences here and what we have to do is follow the information, find the facts, make sure the American people and Congress are provided with those facts and then make a decision based on those facts.”
Gosar said he does not know whether the cover-up goes all the way into the White House, but he is sure that Holder is not telling the whole truth. And other Cabinet members, including Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, also should have known about the gunrunning program, he said.
“Something is very wrong here,” he said. “Mr. Holder said he was briefed on it a couple of weeks before his testimony when it is obvious that his aides had very intricate knowledge and very minuscule details on Fast and Furious way back last year. “He should have known about this. “To me it seems that you are dealing with a foreign country, so the secretary of State should have been involved. Then there’s the security of our southern borders, that’s the Homeland Security secretary, as well as the attorney general. “That seems like this was a Cabinet-level decision, so it seems like everybody should have been in there and we really want to make sure that discourse is transparent to the American people.”
Gosar would not be drawn into addressing the claim of Arizona State Sen. Frank Antenori, who told Fox News he believes that Holder’s announcement of an Iranian terror plot on Tuesday was timed to take attention away from the subpoenas.
Sounds to me like this Paul Gosar has his head on straight. Now if he could only learn to speak better (his ‘mainstream America’ statement is grammatically garbled), and understand how our justice system works (innocent until proven guilty, not the other way around). But for now at least he’s seems to be seeing through the smoke and mirrors and .... (oooooh, I just gotta say it! I gots to!!) speaking truth to power. AZ Senator Antenori seems pretty sharp too ... but I still don’t understand why AZ folks keep electing John McCain.
Posted by Drew458
on 10/13/2011 at 09:14 AM
Filed Under: • Democrats-Liberals-Moonbat Leftists • Guns and Gun Control •
• Comments (1)
•
Trackbacks(0)
Permalink • Wednesday - October 12, 2011
It’s a Whopper!
Story and picture of the monster, with it’s own special oversize Trojans, below the fold to protect the innocent.
Read about it here first, before the story goes completely viral!
Posted by Drew458
on 10/12/2011 at 04:34 PM
Filed Under: • Fun-Stuff • Science-Technology •
• Comments (1)
•
Trackbacks(0)
Permalink • lucky book
Posted by Drew458
on 10/12/2011 at 12:37 PM
Filed Under: • Eye-Candy •
• Comments (3)
•
Trackbacks(0)
Permalink • Seriously?
Getting lost in a corn maze is supposed to be fun.
But it turned into a nightmare for a Massachusetts couple who got so lost that they had to be rescued by the police.
It all started late Monday afternoon, when the couple entered a corn maze at Connors Farm in Danvers, Mass., about 23 miles north of Boston.
After about an hour in the maze, darkness began to fall. The couple, who were there with their 3-week-old baby, were unable to find a way out. As the mosquitoes started to descend, they placed a desperate call to 911 asking to be rescued.
The Danvers police released audio of the call.
Here’s an edited transcript:
Woman in tears: Hi, I just called. I’m still stuck at Connors Farms. I don’t see anybody. I’m really scared. It’s really dark and we’ve got a 3-week-old.
Police officer: Your husband is with you?
Woman: Yes. But my baby…
Police officer: A police officer is on the way. Can you put your husband on the phone?
Husband: I see lights over there at the place, but we can’t get there, we’re smack right in the middle of the corn field.
Woman: I don’t know what made us do this, it was daytime when we came in, we thought if we came in someone would come in and find us… We can hear [the police officers]… Oh, my goodness. The mosquitoes are eating us alive, and I never took my daughter out, this is the first time. Never again.
Woman: This is embarrassing.
By the end of the seven-minute call, a K-9 unit had found the couple.
Kamille Combs, marketing director for the Utah-based company the Maize, which designed the Connors Farm maze, said the company’s average corn maze is 8 to 10 acres and that it takes the average person 45 minutes to complete the maze.
...
She said she’d never heard of someone needing to be rescued by the police from a corn maze before.
Uh, panicked people with the baby? It’s CORN. It’s not like it’s concertina wire. 1” diameter hollow, flexible plant stalks. You can push right through it. I can understand if you got lost, got tired, got confused ... and unless the maze was also run after dark, it does seem a bit lazy for the workers not to make sure the thing was empty at dusk. But when it comes right down to it, it’s corn. You can see the light? Great, just bull your way through to it and you’re free.
Posted by Drew458
on 10/12/2011 at 09:26 AM
Filed Under: • Stoopid-People •
• Comments (4)
•
Trackbacks(0)
Permalink • This one is so easy even the MSM could find it. If they wanted to.
Another “under the radar” Obama “jobs program” comes to light: get paid to be an Occupy Wall Street protester.
ACORN: Puppet Master of Occupy Wall Street
The Working Families Party, an infamous ACORN front group notorious for corruption, was instrumental in organizing the Occupy Wall Street protests, according to radical journalist Laura Flanders of Free Speech TV.
The protests, which have spread to several other large U.S. cities, are part of what ACORN’s neo-communist founder Wade Rathke calls an “anti-banking jihad.”
Working Families Party (WFP) organizer Nelini Stamp has “been here since day one and she is part of the organizing team and the outreach team that has managed to bridge the distance between that first day and this day and between the grassroots folks here and the labor movement,” Flanders said at the protest in lower Manhattan.
The WFP is part and parcel of ACORN. In 1998 the party was officially recognized in New York State. WFP’s headquarters is at the same address as ACORN on Nevins Street in Brooklyn. WFP’s executive director is longtime ACORN operative Dan Cantor.
One of the SEIU-funded party’s co-founders is ACORN’s former national chief organizer, Bertha Lewis. Democratic National Committee executive director Patrick Gaspard also contributed to the creation of the party and sat on its board. Gaspard was a political director in the Obama White House and is a former SEIU executive. Gaspard was also an organizer for the radical New Party in the early 1990s. That party’s membership consisted largely of individuals from the Democratic Socialists of America, SEIU, and ACORN. The party endorsed Barack Obama when he ran for the Illinois State Senate.
Working with its radical friends at SEIU, WFP advocates more government spending, higher taxes, universal government-run health care, campaign finance restrictions, free universal higher education, oppressive rent control, same-sex marriage, amnesty for illegal aliens, “greening” the economy by creating heavily subsidized union jobs in the energy sector, and mandatory paid sick leave for all workers.
Gosh, that mantra sound familiar. I think I’ve heard it sung before, in at least a couple of different places.
SEIU board member Stephen Lerner has vowed to do his part to drive a stake through the heart of capitalism. Lerner says he wants to “bring down the stock market” through a campaign of disruption. He said last week that SEIU plans to terrorize bank executives at their homes.
Looks to me like the hippies are getting paid to take off their sandals bedroom slippers and put on their other sandals marching boots. What a coincidence, huh?
If you’d like, take a jump over to Discover The Networks and see if you can count the number of ways the money trail leads right back to George Soros. Radicals, Reds, and anarchists, oh my.
Posted by Drew458
on 10/12/2011 at 07:29 AM
Filed Under: • Commies • Democrats-Liberals-Moonbat Leftists • Obama, The One •
• Comments (1)
•
Trackbacks(0)
Permalink • Five Most Recent Trackbacks:
Once Again, The One And Only Post
(4 total trackbacks)
Tracked at iHaan.org
Thｅ advantage to having a guide with you is thɑt an expert will haѵe very first hand experience dealing and navigating the river with гegional wildlife. Tһomas, there are great…
On: 07/28/23 10:37
The Brownshirts: Partie Deux; These aare the Muscle We've Been Waiting For
(3 total trackbacks)
Tracked at head to the Momarms site
The Brownshirts: Partie Deux; These aare the Muscle We’ve Been Waiting For
On: 03/14/23 11:20
Vietnam Homecoming
(1 total trackbacks)
Tracked at 广告专题配音 专业从事中文配音跟外文配音制造，北京名传天下配音公司
专业从事中文配音和外文配音制作，北京名传天下配音公司 北京名传天下专业配音公司成破于2006年12月，是专业从事中 中文配音 文配音跟外文配音的音频制造公司，幻想飞腾配音网领 配音制作 有海内外优良专业配音职员已达500多位，可供给一流的外语配音，长年服务于国内中心级各大媒体、各省市电台电视台，能满意不同客户的各种需要。电话：010-83265555 北京名传天下专业配音公司…
On: 03/20/21 07:00
meaningless marching orders for a thousand travellers ... strife ahead ..
(1 total trackbacks)
Tracked at Casual Blog
[...] RTS. IF ANYTHING ON THIS WEBSITE IS CONSTRUED AS BEING CONTRARY TO THE LAWS APPL [...]
On: 07/17/17 04:28
a small explanation
(1 total trackbacks)
Tracked at yerba mate gourd
Find here top quality how to prepare yerba mate without a gourd that's available in addition at the best price. Get it now!
On: 07/09/17 03:07
DISCLAIMER
THE SERVICES AND MATERIALS ON THIS WEBSITE ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" AND THE HOSTS OF THIS SITE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WARRANTIES OF SATISFACTORY QUALITY, MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WITH RESPECT TO THE SERVICE OR ANY MATERIALS.
Not that very many people ever read this far down, but this blog was the creation of Allan Kelly and his friend Vilmar. Vilmar moved on to his own blog some time ago, and Allan ran this place alone until his sudden and unexpected death partway through 2006. We all miss him. A lot. Even though he is gone this site will always still be more than a little bit his. We who are left to carry on the BMEWS tradition owe him a great debt of gratitude, and we hope to be able to pay that back by following his last advice to us all:
It's been a long strange trip without you Skipper, but thanks for pointing us in the right direction and giving us a swift kick in the behind to get us going. Keep lookin' down on us, will ya? Thanks.
- Keep a firm grasp of Right and Wrong
- Stay involved with government on every level and don't let those bastards get away with a thing
- Use every legal means to defend yourself in the event of real internal trouble, and, most importantly:
- Keep talking to each other, whether here or elsewhere
THE INFORMATION AND OTHER CONTENTS OF THIS WEBSITE ARE DESIGNED TO COMPLY WITH THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. THIS WEBSITE SHALL BE GOVERNED BY AND CONSTRUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND ALL PARTIES IRREVOCABLY SUBMIT TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE AMERICAN COURTS. IF ANYTHING ON THIS WEBSITE IS CONSTRUED AS BEING CONTRARY TO THE LAWS APPLICABLE IN ANY OTHER COUNTRY, THEN THIS WEBSITE IS NOT INTENDED TO BE ACCESSED BY PERSONS FROM THAT COUNTRY AND ANY PERSONS WHO ARE SUBJECT TO SUCH LAWS SHALL NOT BE ENTITLED TO USE OUR SERVICES UNLESS THEY CAN SATISFY US THAT SUCH USE WOULD BE LAWFUL.
Copyright © 2004-2015 Domain Owner
Oh, and here's some kind of visitor flag counter thingy. Hey, all the cool blogs have one, so I should too. The Visitors Online thingy up at the top doesn't count anything, but it looks neat. It had better, since I paid actual money for it.
RSS 2.0 
Atom 
