Xue Sheng
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I know there is a dictionary definition, however the definitions you get from the FBI, Interpol, IDF, CIA, various Law enforcement organizations, various country militaries, various governments, do not all match.
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I know there is a dictionary definition, however the definitions you get from the FBI, Interpol, IDF, CIA, various Law enforcement organizations, various country militaries, various governments, do not all match.
Steve
Mostly Harmless
Add to this that there are statutory definitions. Something may meet the dictionary definition of "terrorism" but not actually meet the legal definition of terrorism. For example, "Domestic Terrorism" has to meet the following criteria:
18 U.S. Code § 2331 - Definitions
Section 5 the term “domestic terrorism” means activities that—
(A) involve acts dangerous to human life that are a violation of the criminal laws of the United States or of any State;
(B)appear to be intended—
(i) to intimidate or coerce a civilian population;
(ii) to influence the policy of a government by intimidation or coercion; or
(iii) to affect the conduct of a government by mass destruction, assassination, or kidnapping; and
(C) occur primarily within the territorial jurisdiction of the United States;
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ATTENTION ALL USERS:
The insults and politics needs to stop, now.
The insults and politics needs to stop, now.
dvcochran
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Yep, your standard goading. Like I always say you are consistent.
I agree Carlson is a wack job and other wack jobs are presenting him as a conservative heir apparent. This could not be further from the truth. To my knowledge Trump never showed any support for him but you could likely find something you perceive as counter to that.
dvcochran
Grandmaster
Do you have a way to cite these? I believe you when you cite these sources but I imagine there is a spin or a subtle agenda because it is said public ally or quoted by the media or news sources.
I will find the case law for terrorism and see if it varies.
Xue Sheng
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I have a college certificate in what was then called a in terrorism, name was later changed to Homeland security. I have no agenda no spin, no politics. Want to look, look at the various organizations around the world that have a definition of terrorism. Very few agree completely. Throw domestic terrorism into the mix, it changes more.
I have no horse in this race, does not much matter to me either way, I'm just relating what I learned in the program I was in
dvcochran
Grandmaster
When I was in high school I had a summer gig working and taking care of race horses. Not my cup of tea.
Steve
Mostly Harmless
Can someone explain hot cross buns? We made some today just for fun, but what's the connection to easter? Is it literally just that there's a cross on them?
They were tasty. My daughter bread to a food bank through a local charity, and they're doing these buns in addition to the usual loaves of bread, so we were just trying it out. I'm sure next time they'll be even better, but it was a good first attempt.
They were tasty. My daughter bread to a food bank through a local charity, and they're doing these buns in addition to the usual loaves of bread, so we were just trying it out. I'm sure next time they'll be even better, but it was a good first attempt.
I guess so. It's not a thing where I am from.
Man, I miss those big easter feasts my aunt put out,
dvcochran
Grandmaster
A 12th-century monk introduced the cross to the bun.
The origins of hot cross buns may go back as far as the 12th century. According to the story, an Anglican monk baked the buns and marked them with a cross in honor of Good Friday. Over time they gained popularity, and eventually became a symbol of Easter weekend.
Steve
Mostly Harmless
I also googled it. I was hoping someone could give me some more information than I could read for myself on a blog: Here’s Why We Eat Hot Cross Buns at Easter
And plagiarism is bad. You shouldn't do it.
Xue Sheng
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Steve
Mostly Harmless
Crazy how fast Starbucks grew in the 90s and 00s. When I was in high school in the 80s, there were a lot of cafes and diners, and I think there were maybe three Starbucks locations (a couple downtown and one on the Ave). We drank a lot of IHOP and Denny's coffee, because they were open all night, and hung out at some coffee shops like Foster's Cafe on Bainbridge Island and the Last Exit in the U-district. Both of those are long gone, but I have fond memories.
I like that one Caribou holdout!
Reminds me of this one, though I'm guessing people who really like Mexican food don't eat at Taco Bell. Wendy's actually sounds right for Washington. We have a Wendy's, Sonic, McD's and Arby's near my house, and if we're going to eat fast food, we'll usually go to Wendy's.
This map highlights the most popular fast food chain in each state during quarantine
Xue Sheng
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Crazy how fast Starbucks grew in the 90s and 00s. When I was in high school in the 80s, there were a lot of cafes and diners, and I think there were maybe three Starbucks locations (a couple downtown and one on the Ave). We drank a lot of IHOP and Denny's coffee, because they were open all night, and hung out at some coffee shops like Foster's Cafe on Bainbridge Island and the Last Exit in the U-district. Both of those are long gone, but I have fond memories.
I like that one Caribou holdout!
Reminds me of this one, though I'm guessing people who really like Mexican food don't eat at Taco Bell. Wendy's actually sounds right for Washington. We have a Wendy's, Sonic, McD's and Arby's near my house, and if we're going to eat fast food, we'll usually go to Wendy's.
This map highlights the most popular fast food chain in each state during quarantine
One of my favorite Mexican places on the west coast is "Sharky's woodfired Mexican grill" But so far I found the best Mexican food in Arizona
Cousin Eddy?
Sonic's is nasty.Crazy how fast Starbucks grew in the 90s and 00s. When I was in high school in the 80s, there were a lot of cafes and diners, and I think there were maybe three Starbucks locations (a couple downtown and one on the Ave). We drank a lot of IHOP and Denny's coffee, because they were open all night, and hung out at some coffee shops like Foster's Cafe on Bainbridge Island and the Last Exit in the U-district. Both of those are long gone, but I have fond memories.
I like that one Caribou holdout!
Reminds me of this one, though I'm guessing people who really like Mexican food don't eat at Taco Bell. Wendy's actually sounds right for Washington. We have a Wendy's, Sonic, McD's and Arby's near my house, and if we're going to eat fast food, we'll usually go to Wendy's.
This map highlights the most popular fast food chain in each state during quarantine
and such a stupid setup these days. They can't even reach your window anymore with your order
And I avoid the Lord's Pickled Chicken if I can.
Come to look at the map, I don't like either option much. Mickey D's in a pinch, or the King...Dairy Queen has good food as well,
and I find that all 'Mexican' places taste the same, and pretty much every dish on the menu.
I would like some authentic food. not the same-ole stuff. Patty Jinrich has a lovely cooking show on PBS I try to catch when ever I get the chance
Steve
Mostly Harmless
We have a small chain called Aceituno's that's good Mexican, and some other taquerias that are good fast food. Taqueria El Riconsito is delicious. I'm not a big menudo fan, but I've heard from friends that theirs is delicious.
There's also a steakhouse down the hill that is delicious, if a little spendy. But man, that's good food, if you like meat. Asadero Prime | Mexican Prime & Wagyu Steakhouses in WA
We have a few Dairy Queen's around here, but the food is not great. The ice cream is good, though.
I think with the fast food chains, it's about what people tend to order. In Texas, we ate burgers and stuff at DQ all the time, and so they made them fresh. Here... I don't think many people eat the DQ burgers, so they're... not great.
