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Cosovo · Guest

Very US centric. Here's what I saw:Reagan dies.Ford dies.Kennedy dies.Who cares?No global warming.No ecological catastrophy.Not one famine.
I've seen this movie before: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDOusjjKuFo&fea ...From "The Last Crusade" ;)

Krutik · Guest

“It's weird to think about the people who were here in the unit, and now aren't.It's worse to wonder what it was all for.

Jitesh · Guest

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What the Chinese should do is stop producing strollers and torture devices in the same factory.!

Ritasha · Guest

No BIlly "Whiteshoes" Johnson? Not only one of the original return specialists, but pretty much the guy who started the endzone celebration. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0EVm7fi0iQ The celebration part starts around the 2:30 mark.?
I really want to not pass judgement...it's very hard. She has a really strong self-image as a mother, and she seems to really love her kids, thinks they are the greatest gift on earth. We can't decide she or her offspring doomed to unhappiness because they certainly seem happy. But she's constantly risking having children at least 50% of her own size, and they have to be cut out of her. Plus, she is fragile and helpless during pregnancy. I don't care that she's ugly. Ugly people can be great, cool, interesting folks. No, what I have a hard time with is that I can't imagine why, knowing you have this condition, you would risk your life to pass it on. I guess I think she's a bit insane. But then, I would be insane too if I was a "beachball with arms and legs".

Sage · Guest

Delphium226,Reagan began the process of lowering the tax rates. Under Carter the highest tax rate was 70% on income over $215,400 for married filing jointly, $108,300 for single filers.Under Reagan in 1988 the tax rates were:Tax Reform Act of 1986Tax Rate Married Filing Jointly15% 0 -$29,75028% $29,750 - $71,90033% $29,750 - $149,25028% $149,250President Reagan called for a further reduction, to 17.5 percent, as part of his 1985 plan to overhaul the Federal income tax system. But Congressional tax writers [ Democrat controlled Congress] decided, instead, to raise the top capital gains rate to 33 percent in crafting the Tax Reform Act of 1986.In October of 1985, Vice President Bush called for a 15 percent tax on long-term capital gains, a proposal that drew "sharp criticism from Democratic contenders in the 1985 Presidential race." In 1985 Democrats also thought it was 'unfair' for investment profits to be treated more favorably than wages from a worker's labors.Under G.H. Bush, married filing jointly15% $0 - $35,900 28% $35,900 - $86,500 31% $86,500 Under Clinton 2000, married filing jointly15% $0 - $43,850 28% $43,850 - $105,950 31% $105,950 - $161,450 36% $161,450 - $288,350 39.6% $288,350Under G.W. Bush, married filing jointly10% $0 - $17,70015% $17,700 - $67,900 25% $67,900 - $137, 050 28% $137, 050 - $208,850 33% $208,850 - $372,950 35% $372,950 - ObamaReinstate the Clinton 36% and 39.6% on those earning $250,000 (married) $200,000 (single). He also is calling for a reinstatement of the "personal exemption phaseout" and limitation on the deductions applied to taxpayers earning more than the incomes mentioned above. He also would raise the tax rate on capital gains and dividends to 20 percent. An increase of 5%.

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Dheeren · Guest

@OfoarHeffinsakeLogistically the diet isn't appropriate for all regions of the world. Veganism certainly isn't unless there's an alternative source of B12 that's universally available. I wouldn't advocate that the whole world should switch, but a larger ratio of vegetarians in the world seems like it'd be a good thing.As in the global warming debate, there's no shortage of contradictory statistics. The science isn't nearly as conclusive as it is with AGW. Trying to zero in on the real story is very frustrating; the beef lobbies have no qualms with cherry-picking data and neither does PETA. But as far as efficiency goes, meat production seems to have an inherent disadvantage. You need to grow crops to feed a cow, and you don't get all of the nutrients back out of that cow that went into raising it. It's true that cows are often fed the foodstock that's unfit for human consumption and would have been wasted anyway, but the fact that meat production can only get less efficient as we find ways to improve the quality of crop yields isn't a good sign. Very, very good meat production techniques could probably put the process on par with vegetable production, but in the real world many if not most of the meat production facilities won't be up to speed with those techniques. If we're interested in sustainability, why would we take the risk of adopting the food production method which already has the deck stacked against it? More water is wasted in meat production. The meat producers concede this point; they only argue that less water is wasted than vegetarians claim. And there's the pollution produced by tons and tons of manure, which, again, in a perfect world would be used as fertilizer, but usually it just goes into the rivers and causes all kinds of environmental havoc. And there's the cocktails of antibiotics and such that we inject into the cattle preemptively because the conditions they're in almost guarantee infection and disease. Much of this goes into the rivers through the urine, plus it creates an excellent environment for superbugs to emerge. Pesticides used on crops also end up in the rivers and also create superbugs of a different sort, but I think more people are scared of a new and hard to cure disease jumping to human beings than they are of a very resilient new species of weevil.The whole protein thing is just one of those myths that will probably be around forever. Getting enough protein even in a vegan diet is pretty trivial, as long as legumes are available.When you factor in the things that aren't directly related to sustainability like improved health (this is one area where consensus isn't hard to find; Americans eat too much meat) and the ethics of it all, eating meat doesn't seem to have a lot of up-sides. The reason it seems to be so entrenched in western society is a historical and a cultural one, not so much a pragmatic one.

Bryant · Guest

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