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Great news, Utah sheriffs tell Obama to go to hell.

And 180 years on from The Nullification Crisis I dare say the response will be the same:

Jackson would have the final words a few days later when a visitor from South Carolina asked if Jackson had any message he wanted relayed to his friends back in the state. Jackson’s reply was:

my machine can’t even load the Bain thread now, jesus

Is that feature a free upload to install ?

But seriously, my machine took ages to load the page. If it keeps up I will need to lease computer time from NASA just to read it.

4,476 as of 30 mins ago Paul. Possibly around 5,000 by now. It’d be good once it’s finally over to get a per person comment count of that thread so we could identify the Baniacs for future reference.

No, the tiering means most sizes get a reasonable view from equal seats. Unless you take your own cushion.

Ah that’s good. The seats are all equal now. Just imagine if they were coloured black and white. Where would people sit?

I didn’t watch Seven Sharp last night

Neither did I. It premieres In February.

http://theintelhub.com/2013/01/21/utah-sheriffs-to-protect-the-2nd-amendment-with-their-life/

And a bit on the TPP:

http://www.wakingtimes.com/2013/01/21/the-trans-pacific-slam-job/

…and yet while your brain considers the meaning of those words, chooses what words to say, commands your mouth to move etc., it is processing up to approximately 36.8 quadrillion operations every second.

Yeah, like fifty years ago. The phone was a lot different then, a wooden box attached to the wall, but the speed of speech was the same.

Discus…

http://www.bubblews.com/assets/images/news/931137531_1357109912.jpg

“Listen, me and Susan are virgins and I really want our first time to be special” Paddy said.

“So you want some advice?” Murphy asked.

“No, not really, more of a favour” he replied.

“Could you babysit her two kids while she comes to my place?”

Ref: https://www.dropbox.com/s/700vlmg7g9js1oi/understanding-women-women-understanding-volume-one-demotivational-posters-1305609488.jpg

How exactly are baby boomers, a developing global market (economic migrants moving to where wages are higher) and rising public debt related to something that has yet to occur?

More young people support same sex marriages than older people.

Is this all to converge the conservative paranoia about all and every change as personally threatening (to old and aging people)? So that baby boomers (48-67 year olds) join those older than them and also oppose same sex marriage? In a show of oppostion to what young people want for those of their own generation – the right to choose for themselves?

I fail to see the link between existing public debt, and where people choose to work and live, with who can marry someone else. It does not exist in the real world.

SPC (2,025) Says:
January 22nd, 2013 at 6:36 pm

Weihana, the problem is then storage of solar energy for household use – maybe hooking up the solar energy into the grid for credits.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/11/121109083731.htm

Engineering researchers at the University of Arkansas have developed a thermal energy storage system that will work as a viable alternative to current methods used for storing energy collected from solar panels. Incorporating the researchers’ design into the operation of a concentrated solar power plant will dramatically increase annual energy production while significantly decreasing production costs.

Sounds like progress is being made… hope so anyway.