Who do you support for U.S. Senate in North Carolina in 2010?

[waco1909]

Silvercoastcorks wrote:

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Yes sir. Relieving of their commands on the spot.

Sounds dictatorial and outright evil to me.

[waco1909]

Jack Daniels bourbon is sold in 135 countries, but you can't buy a drop of it where its made, in Lynchburg Tn.

[Makin bacon]

emlu wrote:

<quoted text>On my way! Maybe I'll have to marry or something to be able to stay!

Is it just me or should Waco, get those marriage license and make an honest Texan woman out of you???:)

[waco1909]

Makin bacon wrote:

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Is it just me or should Waco, get those marriage license and make an honest Texan woman out of you???:)

I'm rarin'to go.....believe that.....!!!!!

[waco1909]

Another blue sky seventy degree day in South Texas....birds chirping....soft lake breeze.....absolutely alone.....

[Makin bacon]

waco1909 wrote:

<quoted text> I'm rarin'to go.....believe that.....!!!!!

That's what I'm talking about. You know you guys always have a place to visit with us. Bet you'll stay once you get there!!:)

[waco1909]

Seven...you wanna make money in construction....you better bring your ass to Texas!

[Djs51]

Djs51 wrote:

Do IT...for the 'children'...
is how they pass it off......
2010 News Archives
12/16/10 - Report Shows Steady Decrease in Child Abuse and Neglect
12/10/10 - HHS Makes Available More Than $670 Million in Additional LIHEAP Funding
12/10/10 - HHS and the Department of Agriculture Joint Letter (PDF 116KB)
11/10/10 - National Survey of Early Care and Education
10/18/10 - ACF awards $1.1 million for National Resource Center serving abandoned infants
10/18/10 - ACF awards $2 million for Diligent Recruitment of Families for Children in the Foster Care System
10/08/10 - ACF awards $41.6 million to Native American communities and organizations
10/06/10 - ACF funds projects to improve access to Social Services and Income Maintenance Benefits Enrollment Coordination
10/06/10 - ACF awards $4.5 million for Family Violence Prevention Services
10/04/10 - ACF announces new Office of Child Care
10/01/10 - ACF awards grants to reduce long-term foster care
9/30/10 - HHS awards evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention grants
9/29/10 - ACF and HRSA award $3 million in Affordable Care Act funds for the Tribal Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Grant Program
9/29/10 - ACF awards $1.87 million for National Autism Resource and Information Center
9/28/10 - HHS awards $27 million for the support of pregnant and parenting teens and women
9/27/10 - HHS awards $320 million to expand primary care workforce
9/21/10 - HHS Announces National Effort to Reshape and Raise Quality in Head Start Programs
9/20/10 - HHS releases $101 million in emergency funding to states for energy assistance
9/15/10 - HHS awards $39 million to states for increasing adoptions
9/10/10 - ACF awards over $7.5 million for Individual Development Account projects
7/30/10 - ACF Awards Grant Funding to American Samoa Communities and Organizations
7/30/10 - Funds Available for Teen Pregnancy Prevention, Evidence Based Education and Abstinence Programs
6/24/10 - ACF Partners with HRSA for the Tribal Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Grant Program
6/18/10 - Statement by Secretary Kathleen Sebelius Regarding the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
6/10/10 - Announcing $90 million in Affordable Care Act Funding for Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program Grants
6/10/10 - Over $1.8 Million Awarded for Individual Development Account Projects
6/10/10 - ACF Recognizes Refugee Resettlement Community Leaders
5/21/10 - Study: Building Strong Families Evaluation Suggests Stronger Approach is Needed
5/20/10 - ACF’s Joan Lombardi Receives Distinguished Service to Education Award
4/20/10 - ACF Employee Honored as 2010 IRMCO Award Recipient
4/05/10 - ACF Awards Over $1.8 Million for Individual Development Account Projects
4/01/10 - New Report Shows Child Maltreatment Decreased in 2008
3/24/10 - Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Funds Available to States to Improve Participation in Summer Food Service Programs
3/08/10 - ACF Announces the Availability of $42 Million in Competitive Grant Funding for Native American Communities and Organizations
3/04/10 - Secretary Sebelius Announces Senate Confirmation of Lillian Sparks as Commissioner of the Administration for Native Americans
2/19/10 - Obama Administration Details Healthy Food Financing Initiative
1/21/10 - Temporary Assistance for Families Funds Available for Families Needing Short Term Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment Services
1/20/10 - HHS Releases $490 Million in Emergency Funding to States for Energy Assistance for Low-Income Families
1/13/10 - HHS Accelerates Head Start Quality Improvements and Submits Impact Study on 2002-2003 Head Start Programs
1/12/10 - HHS Provides an Additional $1.2 Billion to States to Help Low-Income Households with Energy Costs
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/news/press/2010/index....

Djs51

[TSF]

Sorry. I dont run. I stand my ground and try to make things better.. Sometimes I win, someties I lose, but I always stand. I guess running away to some utopian idea is tempting to some. It just isn't in me.

Silvercoastcorks wrote:

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You can always exercise your freedom and move if you don't like what's happening...

[Bakin Macon]

Makin bacon wrote:

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Sorry Bakin, didn't make up the statistics, just reported them. Just pointed out the latest unemployment figures were up. Didn't notice where I cheered, only stated the facts!!:)

Yea right! You Repubs always snicker and cheer if anything negative comes in against Obama. But your little post makes it sound so cutesy! Liars.

[TSF]

Neutron capture depends on the intensity of the neutrons and velocity/energy of the neutrons. The "secondary radiation" or neutron activation is caused by the nuclei of elements at the target "capturing" a neutron and becoming radioactive. Since the killing power of a neutron bomb is primarily because of the intense shower of neutrons, you can rest assured that the neutron activation will be quite intense. Because some elements (like Ca in bones) become activated and have longer half lives,like 162.7 days for 45 Ca for example, then a reasonable re entry time would be around 2 weeks when considering the collective effect of all the secondary radiation.(Fortunately the amount of 44 Ca in bones which could be activated to 45 Ca is small) I think you must be confusing the radiation left by the primary event with the secondary radiation. Help me understand what you are talking aobut.

Makin bacon wrote:

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You're forgetting the type of Uranium used to make a neutron bomb. Is is 239, 238, 235 or even 233? You can't just throw out "neutron bomb" and not give the nuclear fission used. Depending upon the type of fission used, depends on the absorption, thus the half life can then be assessed.

[TSF]

I think Dubya was pretty damned ignorant about a lot of things. Especially since he had been warned in daily presidential briefings over 30 times about Bin Laden and his attack plans. A lot of strange things were happening then. I found it rather strange that the very day of the attack, an exercise about terrorist flying planes into buildings was being conducted in the same area, same time, same buildings and same senario as what actually happened. I found it strange that supersonic jet fighters could not make it to the pentagon from Andrews Airforce Base withing 45 minutes. I found it strange that building 7 fell and it hadnt even been hit by a plane. I found it strange that BBC Canada announced 21 minutes ahead of time that building 7 had fallen and building 7 was still standing in the background of the broadcast pictures, I found it strang that Dubya's daddy was having breakfast with a member of the Bin Laden family on the morning of 911, I found it strange that with ALL US planes grounded, that the Bin Laden family jet was flying all over, collecting up family and flying them out of the country. Yes, Dubya was pretty damned ignorant.

Mike Duquette wrote:

<quoted text>If Bush did not know the towers were a target for terrorists, he should never have been elected president. Maybe he did not know the towers were attackedless than a decade earlier, he is pretty damned ignorant of history. Maybe Bush did not read the PDB that was titled "Bin Laden determined to attack the United States" and went on to say hijackings may be one means to do so.
I have no idea what you are talking about with Stevens being sent. Can you articulate a full thought or are you thoughts that broken up?

[Makin bacon]

Bakin Macon wrote:

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Yea right! You Repubs always snicker and cheer if anything negative comes in against Obama. But your little post makes it sound so cutesy! Liars.

Thank you Bakin, I like the word "cutesy". I've always heard, it's best to preface a negative with a positive! Maybe I should have reworded my post with something like hey guys, 157,000 were added last month, but unemployment rose. Freight Liner is laying off about 1100 workers in N.C., but don't worry, be happy.:) Is that positive enough??

Did I tell a lie in the above post?? Didn't think so.

[Makin bacon]

oops 157,000 jobs

[Makin bacon]

TSF wrote:

Neutron capture depends on the intensity of the neutrons and velocity/energy of the neutrons. The "secondary radiation" or neutron activation is caused by the nuclei of elements at the target "capturing" a neutron and becoming radioactive. Since the killing power of a neutron bomb is primarily because of the intense shower of neutrons, you can rest assured that the neutron activation will be quite intense. Because some elements (like Ca in bones) become activated and have longer half lives,like 162.7 days for 45 Ca for example, then a reasonable re entry time would be around 2 weeks when considering the collective effect of all the secondary radiation.(Fortunately the amount of 44 Ca in bones which could be activated to 45 Ca is small) I think you must be confusing the radiation left by the primary event with the secondary radiation. Help me understand what you are talking aobut.
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This is going to be booooring. And again, you're off more than a smidge. Give me a few and I'll be back. You have to have some grade of uranium to build a neutron bomb is what I was talking about. Different grades deem a different result. Be back in a few.

[Mike Duquette]

Makin bacon wrote:

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Skids

I see by your language, you do not differentiate between the economy nearly collapsing and a one month lull.

I see taxpayer made the news.
http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/02/01/16...

[Mike Duquette]

The Enemy Within wrote:

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Biden said:
"Nothing we're going to do is going to fundamentally alter or eliminate the possibility of another mass shooting or guarantee that we will bring gun deaths down to 1,000 a year from what it is now,"
My interpretation is he is laying ground work for stricter control and less rights/liberties for Americans.
As for the magical changes of nut cases, you are a shining example of that impossibility.

I imagine all you guys are like this paranoid nut.
http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/02/01/16...

[Mike Duquette]

Makin bacon wrote:

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Posted by Mike then a response from Lu:
Mike Duquette wrote:
<quoted text>I do not see being on welfare as winning. Being on welfare is simply surviving.
Would it be more motivating for one to work if welfare did not exist? Probably, but note that in nations with no welfare, people do starve and live in horrible conditions. I just feel no one should live in such conditions. I know you have no empathy for these people and thus I get why you hate welfare. This understanding of you is not going to make me want to take welfare safety nets from the people. It is going to make my resolve for it stronger.
Again, being on welfare is not living the good life. It is barely surviving.
Post from Lu to Mike:
Mike, I see both sides of this issue but is there a solution? I know people who admit they will not take a job because: I make more if "I draw", I'm gonna take the gov. for everything I can, or (this one is my fav,) I only work for cash 'cause I get a check. I SWEAR I have heard each and every one of these excuses. Lady came in the store a couple weeks ago bought about $200. in ammo and is on a list for 2 Glocks. Asked me if we "were hiring" said "I ask everyone, I have to to keep drawing". Could it be that finally people are abusing that system and it's out of hand?
Now Mike if people are on welfare or unemployment should they be buying guns, lottery tickets and scratch offs. Your comment that your resolve is even stronger to make sure safety nets are in place is ridiculous. Guns, lottery tickets, and such are not necessities for living. Do you even know or care how these people spend their money? It's not even their money, it's ours, the taxpayers and people like you want to make sure they have a safety net? Geez.

Oh, so you just automatically assume anyone who is for safety nets are the people who support the idea Lulu is bitching about? Typical giant leap by a idiot republican.

I did not respond to the statement by Lulu, but you will certainly use your paranoid imagination to draw your conclusions.

Is this guy your role model?
http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/02/01/16...

[Mike Duquette]

Taxpayer wrote:

Senior military leader that Obama is using a new ‘litmus test’ in determining who will stay and who will go in his military leaders. The new test of leadership in the military is if they will fire on US citizens or not.

Here is a picture of your kind. Are you in a bunker as we speak?

[Mike Duquette]

Taxpayer wrote:

The three primary indicators of Barack Obama’s larger agenda are his call for a Civilian National Police Force, his recent push for disarming the American people through his gun control proposals, and now reports of his screening senior military leaders for their willingness to kill American civilians.

http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_new s/2013/02/01/16806982-first-pi cture-emerges-of-man-believed- to-have-taken-5-year-old-hosta ge-in-alabama#comments