He says yes. But should she have to if the nation reinstitutes a draft. Often times they say no. I think youre talking in general about people who havent served. I have yet to meet a woman yet who says women shouldnt register for Selective Service. I think thats just unanimous. I think the women who are looking for the opportunity themselves also think that theres a responsibility. You know, in terms of society, the Selective Service argument is, i think, a smokescreen. Im my two cents, i dont think were going to have a draft again in this country until the aliens attack. At which point, all hands on deck, im just saying. I dont think theres anyone whos asking for opportunity who wouldnt also say i would take on the responsibility. For me, i do agree with a lot of things kai says. I think that theres a bias among those of us who have served to say, we think that universal service is really important to citizenship. We think that everybody should have an equal stake in that. But i get t
Meaning. While trying to enhance competition in the settop box market, the item shoots miles beyond that narrow frame on its very first page redefining statutory terms referencing to hardware such as navigation device, interactive communication equipment and other equipment to mean hardware or Software Including apps. I dont know how much clearer the terms device or equipment could be in their intent to reference tangible, physical hardware. If those words dont work to restrict the commission, are there any that could . I dont think that anyone here believes for a second that stellar could have made it out of a single congressal committee if the members knew it would be interpreted to allow the fcc to force them to stream all of their content for free to any app developer willing to jump through a few hoops. Getting back to the original question, why this proposal . The rational stated is to achieve parity among competing interfaces and first glance anyone can see that the opposite wou
President of women in international security, also known as wise. I would like to welcome you all to this event, women in combat. This is the fifth major event that wise has organized on the issue of the integration of women in the military. I would like to recognize and thank ellen, the director of the combat Integration Initiative for her leadership on this issue. The combat Integration Initiative really has a very simple objective, and that is to support the successful integration of women in the military, and support the policy that lifts the ban on women serving in combat positions. The initiative brings together both active and former military academics, and other analysts and experts of all generations, i would say. A are the first trailblazers in the military, as well as a very young generation. Many of them are in the room are participating in the working group that we have established under the combat Integration Initiative, and i would like to take this opportunity to thank
Twelve residents in the community have been working since Dec. 1 collecting donations to fill stockings to present as gifts for area police officers, firefighters and paramedics.
Twelve residents in the community have been working since Dec. 1 collecting donations to fill stockings to present as gifts for area police officers, firefighters and paramedics.