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Temper? personally I'm more concerned with his reported laziness in the weight room and that he's let himself get fat- I do think he's talented, I'd take a hard look if he made it to our second round pick.

I'm still waiting for Obama to get a little fire in the Belly- I don't think it's going to happen.

I think the Bills could build a 4-3 dline much like Cincinnati who had 45 sacks but didn't have a player over 8 sacks. While Cincinnati doesn't have a star DE their DEs are large and pretty athletic and they platoon them and it wears down the Oline after a while. platoon 1 Carrington, Williams, Dareus, Merriman Platoon 2 Gilbert, Heard, Troup, Kelsay other Bills: SPENCER JOHNSON, DWAN EDWARDS, Jay Ross, KYLE MOORE, LIONEL DOTSON free agents: DL:Big money and probably will be resigned - Mario Williams, Calais Campbell, Cliff Avril moderate money and a chance- Jamaal Anderson,Jeremy Mincey,Dave Tollefson,Amobi Okoye Draft: tier 1 Quinton Coples,Whitney Mercilus, Melvin Ingram, Nick Perry tier 2 Andre Branch, Cam Johnson, Chandler Jones, Vinny Curry make up your best 9 for the Bills

Newt and Mitt =You don't use something water based to put out a grease fire Perry = I'd pray it out I like Paul but he'd have to wait until I found a privatized source of water and I wouldn't want to ruin Palin's last chance to be hot

Regular religious observers give more than non regular religious observers - liberal regular religious observers, and conservative regular religious observers both give more than there non-observing counterparts- Is there a study that compares conservative regular church goers with liberal regular church goers? or liberal heathen with conservative heathen? Brooks study showed more conservatives are regular church goers that was the difference in the study. And sorry that I don't consider the part of weekly donations to the church that go to the maintenance, staff salary, music, guest speakers, food, recreation,etc etc, as charity, to me it's pay for a service, the congregation is paying for benefits- I know it's deductible as a charitable gift but so what. now the part that goes helping the needy or special offerings or giving to catholic charities or other religion based charities that absolutely counts. GG I wasn't comparing the efficiency of religious based charities with secular based charities - yes I could make a mistake and give money to a badly/corruptly run charity where the management is riding in limos and private jets but the only way this point would be salient to what I said is if somehow the money I gave to the Charity let me ride in a limo or private jet. Simply I do not consider it charity if I benefit from the money I'm giving.

again you can't hurt the dead only the living, the friends, family and countrymen of the dead.

Because a desecration isn't an attack on the person (they're dead and don't care)it's an attack on all the people who had any type of positive relationship with the person- Rob say you were the worst person in the world and had to be killed (who outside your few friends and family would shed a tear) but then they bring you body to your family and started pissing on it and doing other desecration too horrible to mention (your dead you don't give a !@#$) but what do you think that would do to your family, your friends? really Rob I know you are a Ayn Rand robot but try thinking like a human being for a change.

I think the point is that if you are giving to your church the bulk of that giving is going to the maintenance of the church, paying church staff, bringing in guest speakers or music, different social events (picnics, softball, golf, brunches, etc etc) and proselytizing - a much smaller amount is going to what most think of charity (providing food, clothing, shelter, medical treatment to the needy)- If I'm spending money and much of the money is benefiting myself well how much is charity- if I went to a strip club could I count that as a charity because some of my money is helping young wayward women? A church for many is Entertainment, education, socialization, recreation, coffee and snacks, a place to network and so on.

Tom in your opinion strictly between Japan and the United States who committed the first act of war, Japan with Pearl Harbor or the United States with the embargo of oil and steel and freezing of Japan's financial assets.

1. I understand about Hypermiling, I have a friend who aeromods Honda Civics and is into Hypermiling, (claims 70+ mpg from a 2000 civic two door)- I was making a statement about this claim in the article 2. Where I think the lady has a point is in the performance of the battery, the Honda batteries have not had the same type of longevity as Toyota's either in regard to mileage or age- my brother bought a used Prius and enjoyed it but he wanted something a little bigger so bought a Civic Hybrid and had battery problems after 4 years - he had a new one put in and ended up paying about 40% of the cost.

That's part of it but in that part of the world there also seems to be more outrage over being disrespected or dishonored than slaughtered - saw an interview with an Afghanistan who said he had more respect for the Soviets because they fought you like men (probably referring to drones and such) , even though the Soviets were probably much more brutal than we were.

Agreed, it certainly rates lower than the US soldiers who were killing Afghanistan civilians and cutting off their fingers for souvenir key-chains or some of the wedding party bombings.

My point Adam is not only did they do something pretty disgusting but they thought it would be a good idea to film it- I don't really know who put online, one of the guys who thought it was cool or someone who thought it was terrible and wanted to expose it- I thought it was the former- Much like the guys who beat up a homeless man or criminals who have committed assaults, robberies, rapes etc etc and have uploaded their criminal acts.

Well to be fair the livestock started it Then things started to escalate

I'm glad that Spiller is playing better but disliked the pick from the moment they made it when I thought Spiller was going to be somewhere between Reggie Bush and Chris Johnson- It's not like people who disliked the pick thought Spiller was untalented just that we had two talented RBs and needs at OL, DL, TE, and WR.

That Prescott Bushido was everywhere around WW2 he was like the Carmen SanDiego of his time.

Sanitation and water treatment are the biggest, no advancement medicine has improves life expectancy like those two, immunizations and automobile safety regulations has also made a big contribution.

Stevie Johnson is a #1 WR he's just not a top 5 #1 or even a top 10 #1- I rate him as the 16th best WR but could entertain arguments anywhere 14th to 20th - maybe you'd come out with a different rating (I used the very scientific method of asking myself what WRs I would trade Stevie Johnson if offered)

My point is who the !@#$ thinks it is a good idea to film something like that? Yes war is hell and atrocities are most surely are going to be committed (one of the reasons to avoid war if at all possible) but a person who thinks it's a good idea to film such an act and more importantly even with time to reflect thinks it's good idea to put it on line has something seriously wrong with him.

Single payer close gitmo bring the troops home from Iraq and Afghanistan end the Patriot act let the Bush tax cuts expire let the States decide their drug policies .5% financial transaction tax reimpose the glass steagall act A trillion dollar stimulus package- with 800 million going to infrastructure and 200 million going for zero interest l5-30 year loans for home weatherization/energy efficiency Online education- programs liquid fluoride thorium reactors etc

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I think Obama has been pretty poor but had done the things I wanted him to do you would have hated him even more.

No the Bickering Bills were good

I sometimes think people like OC don't understand selection bias, If you ask either Canadian patients who are getting treatment in America or Canadian doctors who are working in America there's a good probability they have a problem with the Canadian Health system, same as if you asked the people who go to Mexico for Cancer treatment what they thought of the cancer treatment they got in America or went to an alternative medical convention and polled them on what they thought of conventional Western medicine.

they're going to eat up a lot of that signing their own players but they should have enough for a couple decent players - and I think if needs be they could easily find another 10mil of salary cap savings