How do illegal immigrants negatively affect all of us in the US?

Simply put, they are an unnecessary, and illegal mind you, burden on the US. Just think of what other issues could be resolved if we didn’t have to stand watch on the border. I had a mexican friend in my platoon in the Army, his family and himself had gone through the proper […]

Written on Monday, August 11th, 2008 by nigelmorrison :: 0 comments to this post

Simply put, they are an unnecessary, and illegal mind you, burden on the US. Just think of what other issues could be resolved if we didn’t have to stand watch on the border. I had a mexican friend in my platoon in the Army, his family and himself had gone through the proper channels to obtain citizenship, and in fact were continuing to do so for additional family members. That is honorable. There is no reason we should be forced to harbor, protect, care for, whathaveyou, anyone who enters illegally. In addition, they contribute to an unhealthy portion of crime in the border states, and often treat the land that they cross with little respect to its actual owner. Then there’s the whole “taking our jobs” thing. This argument can hold its weight when argued properly, but many dismiss it by simply stating that they take jobs Americans do not desire. I’m certain that there are American’s that’d do the work, if only they weren’t getting paid sub-minimum wage to do such.

Lastly, it remains a potential threat for use by actual terrorists, as loosely mentioned above, as many arab individuals with malicious intent could pass as Mexican.

A shame that a wall isn’t feasible.

when the car of tomorrow goes full time in 2008 will anyone lose interest in nascar?

From what I have seen so far with the COT Races; personally it is going to increase my interest in NASCAR. The racing has become a bit tighter, more intense, and produced so very exciting finishes. There is always one constant and that is change. Most people hate change at first, but once they get […]

Written on Sunday, August 10th, 2008 by nigelmorrison :: 0 comments to this post

From what I have seen so far with the COT Races; personally it is going to increase my interest in NASCAR. The racing has become a bit tighter, more intense, and produced so very exciting finishes.

There is always one constant and that is change. Most people hate change at first, but once they get comforable with it they will embrace the COT and the wild racing it brings.

As for comparing the NHL to NASCAR….I see your point because NASCAR right now is making the same mistake the NHL made. By taking the broadcasts from network to Cable it has limited the access Fans have to the sport. “Out of sight out of mind” the old saying goes. When the NHL went to basic cable, it lost Fans and continues to lose Fans.

I know some people have made rude comments like “you should get cable then”. Problem, no matter what cable or satallite provider you have they do not and will not carry every channel. NHL went to VS and I do have that, but some of my friends don’t get VS or TNT.

NASCAR needs to wise up and learn from NHL’s huge mistake and get their broadcasts back on network TV where all Fans have access.

what is aurora rainbow?

*Photographic film has a different sensitivity to colors than the eye, therefore you often see more red aurora on photos than with the unaided eye. Since there is more atomic oxygen at high altitudes, the red aurora tends to be on top of the regular green aurora. The colors that we see are a mixture […]

Written on Saturday, August 9th, 2008 by nigelmorrison :: 0 comments to this post

*Photographic film has a different sensitivity to colors than the eye, therefore you often see more red aurora on photos than with the unaided eye. Since there is more atomic oxygen at high altitudes, the red aurora tends to be on top of the regular green aurora. The colors that we see are a mixture of all the auroral emissions. Just like the white sunlight is a mixture of the colors of the rainbow, the aurora is a mixture of colors. The overall impression is a greenish-whitish glow. Very intense aurora gets a purple edge at the bottom. The purple is a mixture of blue and red emissions from nitrogen molecules.

The green emission from oxygen atoms has a peculiar thing about it: usually an excited atom or molecule returns to the ground state right away, and the emission of a photon is a matter of microseconds or less. The oxygen atom, however, takes its time. Only after about a 3/4 second does the excited atom return to the ground state to emit the green photon. For the red photon it takes almost 2 minutes! If the atom happens to collide with another air particle during this time, it might just turn its excitation energy over to the collision partner, and thus never radiate the photon. Collisions are more likely when the atmospheric gas is dense, so they happen more often the lower down we go. This is why the red color of oxygen only appears at the very top of an aurora, where collisions between air molecules and atoms are rare. Below about 100 km (60 miles) altitude even the green color doesn’t get a chance. This happens when we see a purple lower border: the green emission gets quenched by collisions, and all that is left is the blue/red mixture of the molecular nitrogen emission.

Help Please?

hey buddy, the important thing here is diet…if you have the will power to pick up the weights and tire yourself out doing then you will build muscle. but working down breaks down a percentage of muscle and its your dietary intake that builds it back up. 150 is a good amount of weights and you rig […]

Written on Friday, August 8th, 2008 by nigelmorrison :: 0 comments to this post

hey buddy, the important thing here is diet…if you have the will power to pick up the weights and tire yourself out doing then you will build muscle.

but working down breaks down a percentage of muscle and its your dietary intake that builds it back up.

150 is a good amount of weights and you rig it to do just about any type of resistance exercise….legs will be a bit harder.

your workout it self tho should work from larger to smaller muscle groups…so start with chest & abs and/or back and then work your way down and out….for instance.

chest, bench, flys…then abs, nothing works better than crunches….then work out….if you do chest your secondary muscle that assists in working your chest is the triceps…so instead of burning out your biceps the same day and then being totally sore for a whole day after, continue with triceps, burn them out…then forearm curls…inward curls.

your protein intake should be about 30% of your body weight in grams….if you weigh 100 pounds than post workout protein consumption should be atleast 30 grams of protein.

carbs are important too….infact….i just read an article my coach gave me about chocolate milk having the exact carb to protein ratio that nutritionist suggest for post work out dietary intake.

and most importantly have fun with it.

Internet & Mobile phone service providers in Slough?

Here is a list of internet services companies in slough Tetracite Ltd 2 Bisham Court, Park St, Slough, Berkshire SL1 1PW Tel: 01753 823043 Elcom IT Ltd 203, Bedford Avenue, Slough, Berkshire SL1 4RY Tel: 01753 442500 Internet Services MDA Richmond House, Langley Business Centre, Station Rd, Langley, Slough, Berkshire SL3 8DS Tel: 01753 214550 Technical Web Services P.O Box 3101, Slough, Berkshire SL3 […]

Written on Thursday, August 7th, 2008 by nigelmorrison :: 0 comments to this post

Here is a list of internet services companies in slough
Tetracite Ltd
2 Bisham Court, Park St, Slough, Berkshire SL1 1PW
Tel: 01753 823043
Elcom IT Ltd
203, Bedford Avenue, Slough, Berkshire SL1 4RY
Tel: 01753 442500 Internet Services
MDA
Richmond House, Langley Business Centre, Station Rd, Langley, Slough, Berkshire SL3 8DS
Tel: 01753 214550
Technical Web Services
P.O Box 3101, Slough, Berkshire SL3 9ZS
Tel: 07745 466608
Zensar Technologies (UK) Ltd
Thames Central, Hatfield Rd, Slough, Berkshire SL1 1QE
Tel: 01753 692700
Easynet
70, Buckingham Avenue, Slough, Berkshire SL1 4PN
Tel: 01753 714100
webstudio1.com
162, Windmill Rd, Slough, Berkshire SL1 3SW
Tel: 07723 664417
Blue Cinder Solutions Ltd
Arthur House, Petersfield Avenue, Slough, Berkshire SL2 5DU
Tel: 0870 0417041
Six Apart SA
628, London Rd, Slough, Berkshire SL3 8QH
Tel: 01753 740110 Internet Services
Online Vertical
32, Borderside, Slough, Berkshire SL2 5QS
Tel: 0800 0431598

Mobile phone service providers

Mobile’s Repair Centre
200, High St, Slough, Berkshire SL1 1JS
Tel: 01753 518903 Mobile Phone Repairs & Services

Premiere Eurocom Ltd
Unit 9, Waterside Drive, Langley Business Park, Langley, Slough, Berkshire SL3 6EZ
Tel: 01753 543712
T-Mobile
148, High Street, Slough, Berkshire SL1 1JP
Tel: 01753 578883

The Carphone Warehouse
324, Bath Rd, Slough, Berkshire SL1 6JA
Tel: 0870 1682113

Cellular Consultants Ltd
Cellular House, Brightwell Grange, Britwell Rd, Burnham, Slough, Berkshire SL1 8DF
Tel: 01628 668043

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