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CHDK stands for Canon Hack Development Kit?
Huh? Whew, that sounds esoteric... I thought maybe the camera could do all that on its own. -- - Jane Galt |
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"Neil Harrington" wrote in message ... "David Ruether" wrote in message ... Perhaps more basic are questions like: why are there genders, That's easy. Generally speaking, they are necessary for reproduction. If there weren't two genders, none of us would be here having this discussion. Yes, I essentially said this earlier...;-) why/how is there such a thing as gender identity, Why would there NOT be? Knowing who and what you are is a useful thing. Agreed - but this does not mean that the mental gender identity necessarily coincides with the physical gender identity, and it does not mean that anyone knows *how* that identity is established/works (which was my point). Those who are confused about their "gender identity" obviously have a harder time of it as a result. I would not use the word "confused". Those whose mental and physical gender identities are different from each other know *exactly* what their situation is and what/who they are. and why/how are there gender or other attractions. The first can be answered easily and logically, but the other two still cannot be answered, and these commonly also show the widest range of possible variations in people/animals who are "normal"... Reproduction is still the easy answer. But it is VERY incomplete, since it doesn't answer the other questions, just the first. You believe questions "cannot be answered" when you know the answers are really there, Name a reliable source - even one, if you can... but inconvenient to your sexual politics. It would appear that you have considered only one part of the question of sexuality and have ignored the others - but from past exchanges with you, this is not surprising since you refused to acknowledge the existence of inherent homosexuality as being "real", let alone other sexual variations (hence my surprise when you appeared to be more open in your views...). --DR |
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"Jane Galt" wrote in message . .. "Neil Harrington" wrote : I don't, particularly, but I'm still curious as to why anyone would fake his gender. If for example I were at a large cocktail party with roughly equal numbers of men and women, I'd be equally at ease with all regardless of sex, but probably not with a man who was there dressed as a woman. Perhaps you wouldn't find such a person remarkable in the least, but I would. Ask yourself why - it can be the first step toward working through one of your own prejudices... If we lived in a truly free society, people would dress any way they pleased and no one would care a thing about it. 60 years ago, I think women wearing pants was frowned upon, was it not? -- - Jane Galt Yes. I remember when I was a kid that women "dressed up" to go to the grocery store (at least in the southern US). Only today, though, I was surprised (and pleased) to see two men walking down the street holding hands. What does it hurt anyone to simply accept people for who they are? --DR |
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"David Ruether" wrote :
Most people use pseudonyms on usenet anyway, to avoid things like death threats. Is this a surrise? -- - Jane Galt I've used my own name on several NGs since 1995, and I have been open about my being gay, without problems... --DR I'm not talking about gay, I'm talking about politics. I post in political groups and have had local fools in the past who actually tried to track me down for my political views, and came relatively close! The far left has gotten extremely nasty in recent years and it's getting worse. As Glenn Beck has pointed out, some of them have become orgasmic over the fact that we now have, for the first time, a President who was mentored as a teen, by an avowed communist ( Frank Marshall Davis ) and has surrounded himself with such people in the White House. There are now open calls for communist revolution going on in this country, using any means necessary. If you aint watching Glenn Beck, you likely have NO IDEA this is going on. And like he says, it's not "conspiracy theory", it's in the open. "To avoid being mistaken for a sellout, I chose my friends carefully. The more politically active black students. The foreign students. The Chicanos. The Marxist professors and structural feminists." - Barack Obama "Oooh. Van Jones, alright! So, Van Jones. We were so delighted to be able to recruit him into the White House. We were watching him, uh, really, he’s not that old, for as long as he’s been active out in Oakland. And all the creative ideas he has. And so now, we have captured that. And we have all that energy in the White House." - Valerie Jarrett, senior advisor and assistant to the president for Public Engagement and Intergovernmental Affairs for the Obama administration. Van Jones: "I was a rowdy nationalist on April 28th, and then the verdicts came down on April 29th," he said. "By August, I was a communist. "I met all these young radical people of color - I mean really radical: communists and anarchists. And it was, like, 'This is what I need to be a part of.' I spent the next 10 years of my life working with a lot of those people I met in jail, trying to be a revolutionary," he said." ( 2002 ) "I'm willing to forego the cheap satisfaction of the radical pose for the deep satisfaction of radical ends." -- Van Jones, 2009, after he was transferred out of the White House when the above statements were exposed on the Glenn Beck Program. -- - Jane Galt |
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"Tzortzakakis Dimitris" wrote :
http://www.flickr.com/photos/44148682@N02/4718346638/ I haven't got an actual photo of the .50 BMG, unfortunately... I didn't have the pleasure either to shoot one, but I had the pleasure to drive the "Leonidas", I even passed the exams for its driving license, following the 1 month course...I even passed the medical, of course. I like the name "Leonidas" and know the story. Molon lave! -- - Jane Galt |
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"David Ruether" wrote :
"Jane Galt" wrote in message . .. Tried finding any handgun ammo on the shelves at Walmart, since Obama Nation got into office? It's 18 months later and the shelves are STILL bare, people are still scared and hoarding. Kinda demonstrates that stupidity is catching, I guess... --DR Fear. When someone who was mentored by a communist gets into office, promising to "radically transform America" and: "I don't believe people should be able to own guns." -- Barack Obama -- - Jane Galt |
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J. Caldwell wrote :
On Sun, 20 Jun 2010 15:27:28 -0400, "David Ruether" wrote: "Jane Galt" wrote in message 2... Tried finding any handgun ammo on the shelves at Walmart, since Obama Nation got into office? It's 18 months later and the shelves are STILL bare, people are still scared and hoarding. Kinda demonstrates that stupidity is catching, I guess... --DR Actually most of the runs on ammo this year are due to them changing the manufacturing process, not any overthrow-the-government conspiracies (though it's getting there). All new ammo of any gauge is now micro-tagged. Did they pass that? I thought that was only in the People's Republic of California. -- - Jane Galt |
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"Gilford Brimly" wrote in message ... On Sun, 20 Jun 2010 16:46:30 -0400, "David Ruether" wrote: So, what do you need untagged ammo for...? So what do you need tagged ammo for? The reasons are identical. A good point, but only relevant if/when the shooting begins, which would be a stupid/pointless thing to have happen, regardless of who started it - but from hearing the rhetoric on the right, it seems more likely to start there (BTW, that's called "treason" since we *vote* what we want, or accept the point of view of the opposition if that receives more votes - we *do not* shoot to make changes in government unless we are ***EXTREMELY*** foolish and short-sighted...). --DR |
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"David Ruether" wrote :
"Better Info" wrote in message ... On Sat, 19 Jun 2010 21:22:42 -0400, "Neil Harrington" wrote: Read the book "Handgun Stopping Power: The Definitive Study" by Evan Marshall and Edwin Sanow. They are (or were) two cops who spent years evaluating actual shootings and comparing the ammunition used in terms of "one-shot stops" -- actual shootings of people, not just theories about the subject or blowing holes in ballistic gelatin. Their conclusion: the best 9mm JHP load did the job better than any .45 or other cartridge in their accumulated data. Now that was their first book and they've written a couple of others since, which I haven't read, so maybe that has changed. An inexpensive cross-bow has more stopping-power than any handgun. Plus it's quiet without any illegal silencer. It's the only inexpensive and readily available weapon that will consistently pierce a flak-jacket. It's due to the mass of the bolt and the inertia behind it. A little known fact that the "powers that be" don't want widely known. After recently purchasing a nice 3-9x 40mm illuminated reticle sight for my rife, I put the old favorite rifle-site on my cross-bow. Bulls-eyes at 75 yards every time. Trespassers (civilian or government) should take the "Armed Response" sign at the end of my driveway seriously. If they don't, their loss. YIKES! I had no idea this NG had so many kooks! Time to grow up and stop playing cowboys and indians and cops and robbers, don't you think...? --DR People are "kooks" for being into self defense? You mentioned being gay?: http://www.pinkpistols.org/index2.html "Thirty-one states allow all qualified citizens to carry concealed weapons. In those states, homosexuals should embark on organized efforts to become comfortable with guns, learn to use them safely and carry them. They should set up Pink Pistols task forces, sponsor shooting courses and help homosexuals get licensed to carry. And they should do it in a way that gets as much publicity as possible. " -- Jonathan Rauch, gay RKBA activist, Salon Magazine, March 13, 2000 And this one is personally poignant to me. http://www.jpfo.org/ Half my family line disappeared in Poland, yet 90% of American jews are pacifist and anti-gun. It nauseates and shames me to think about it. -- - Jane Galt |
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Better Info wrote :
YIKES! I had no idea that this NG had so many kooks! Time to grow up and learn to defend yourself instead of laying dead in a pool of blood while waiting for your mommy-figure and daddy-figure cops to arrive, if you managed to call them at all that is. Don't you think...? At all? Someone in another group likes to say: "I carry a gun because I cant carry a cop". -- - Jane Galt |
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