How many correct ways are there to spell the last name, "Anschutz"?
Q. Im typing my friend's name in on an application but it says "Anschutz" does not match. Could this be a typo for an alternative way to spell it? What other ways can you spell "Anschutz?"
Asked by Healthy Environment - Fri Dec 12 23:19:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anschutz is the name that most commonly appears, in one or two instances I saw too variations, Anschutz with two dots over the (this changes the pronunciation slightly and Anschuets, which is probably a change or misspelling of the original name.
Answered by Dr.John L - Sat Dec 13 01:32:32 2008
Q. Im typing my friend's name in on an application but it says "Anschutz" does not match. Could this be a typo for an alternative way to spell it? What other ways can you spell "Anschutz?"
Asked by Healthy Environment - Fri Dec 12 23:19:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anschutz is the name that most commonly appears, in one or two instances I saw too variations, Anschutz with two dots over the (this changes the pronunciation slightly and Anschuets, which is probably a change or misspelling of the original name.
Answered by Dr.John L - Sat Dec 13 01:32:32 2008
How accurate is a quality made .22 hornet rifle such as Weihruach, Anschutz, Sako off the shelf,?
Q. The standard accuaracy for a centre fire rifle is 1 moa at 100 yards, one inch group,Do quality made rifles have to be customised to achieve accurate shooting up to 200 yards? also how much would one have to pay for a good quality rifle optic that doesnt lose zero every time its left idle for a while etc?
Asked by padcasey23 - Tue Apr 22 13:09:47 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anschuzt is a recognised target rifle and respected world wide. Bolt on a scope from Schmidt and Bender, Leupold or Swarovski for quality optics. For fixed power your looking at min 450 for variable up to and over 1000. Remember to spend on decent rings and mounts. Don't cut corners.
Answered by super61 - Tue Apr 22 13:26:17 2008
Q. The standard accuaracy for a centre fire rifle is 1 moa at 100 yards, one inch group,Do quality made rifles have to be customised to achieve accurate shooting up to 200 yards? also how much would one have to pay for a good quality rifle optic that doesnt lose zero every time its left idle for a while etc?
Asked by padcasey23 - Tue Apr 22 13:09:47 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anschuzt is a recognised target rifle and respected world wide. Bolt on a scope from Schmidt and Bender, Leupold or Swarovski for quality optics. For fixed power your looking at min 450 for variable up to and over 1000. Remember to spend on decent rings and mounts. Don't cut corners.
Answered by super61 - Tue Apr 22 13:26:17 2008
Is there a good quality 22 rifle that is made in Germany other than Anschutz?
Q. Is there a good quality 22 rifle that is made in Germany other than Anschutz?
Asked by headcase jay - Sat Sep 8 18:35:37 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Heckler & Koch Model 270 Semi-Automatic .22 LR caliber Rifle
Answered by JD - Sat Sep 8 18:45:27 2007
Q. Is there a good quality 22 rifle that is made in Germany other than Anschutz?
Asked by headcase jay - Sat Sep 8 18:35:37 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Heckler & Koch Model 270 Semi-Automatic .22 LR caliber Rifle
Answered by JD - Sat Sep 8 18:45:27 2007
Bases and sights for a Anschutz 64 mpr?
Q. A friend of mine just purchased the above rifle and needs to put some sights on it. He says it has the holes to mount the base. First question is what type of base is recommended for these rifles? Are they the standard Weaver/Picatinny or do they use a different one one? After the base is on, where can he find a good selection of sights for competitive shooting? Thanks.
Asked by VX - Thu Sep 18 11:09:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gun parts Numrich Midway USA
Answered by C_F_45 - Fri Sep 19 03:35:46 2008
Q. A friend of mine just purchased the above rifle and needs to put some sights on it. He says it has the holes to mount the base. First question is what type of base is recommended for these rifles? Are they the standard Weaver/Picatinny or do they use a different one one? After the base is on, where can he find a good selection of sights for competitive shooting? Thanks.
Asked by VX - Thu Sep 18 11:09:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gun parts Numrich Midway USA
Answered by C_F_45 - Fri Sep 19 03:35:46 2008
What is an Anschutz Waffenfabrik 22 LR worth?
Q. the rifle has a full length stock and looks like a 1400 sires
Asked by James O Wylie - Thu May 28 16:21:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Full length stock is typically referred to as a Mannlicher in the US. Hard to find what you mean by a 1400 series...doesn't it have the model number on the receiver??? Here's a few from auctions...
Answered by DJ - Thu May 28 19:17:29 2009
Q. the rifle has a full length stock and looks like a 1400 sires
Asked by James O Wylie - Thu May 28 16:21:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Full length stock is typically referred to as a Mannlicher in the US. Hard to find what you mean by a 1400 series...doesn't it have the model number on the receiver??? Here's a few from auctions...
Answered by DJ - Thu May 28 19:17:29 2009
Anschutz 64 MPR or Savage Mk. II BTVS?
Q. Which one is more accurate in .22lr? Is it even worth my money to spend twice as much on an Anschutz when I can get comparable accuracy from the Savage at half the cost? Here are the rifles: Savage: Anschutz:
Asked by lxvnrsw - Sun Feb 22 21:55:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on what you are going to do with your new gun. If you are hunting and shooting tin can ect. Buy the savage but if you are going to do a lot of target shooting buy the Anschutz. Remingting .Ruger,and Marlin (low end but they make good shoting 22.s) all make very good 22
Answered by shooter - Mon Feb 23 08:48:22 2009
Q. Which one is more accurate in .22lr? Is it even worth my money to spend twice as much on an Anschutz when I can get comparable accuracy from the Savage at half the cost? Here are the rifles: Savage: Anschutz:
Asked by lxvnrsw - Sun Feb 22 21:55:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on what you are going to do with your new gun. If you are hunting and shooting tin can ect. Buy the savage but if you are going to do a lot of target shooting buy the Anschutz. Remingting .Ruger,and Marlin (low end but they make good shoting 22.s) all make very good 22
Answered by shooter - Mon Feb 23 08:48:22 2009
Which is the best 222Rem factory ammo on the market?
Q. I've just bought a Anschutz 222 Rem and I'm after the most accurate factory ammunition available if someone has a good overall idea of whats on the market?
Asked by Glen R - Mon Oct 6 01:21:38 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a ballistics technician. 90% of most shooters do not posess the skills to tell the difference between one box of ammo and another. The 222 was developed in the 1950's - as a result of this age - ammo manufacturer's need to build today's ammo to reflect the age of these 50+ year old guns. The ammo you buy today is quite dummied down from the original loads. If you are in that that 10% of people who actually know what they are doing - good chance no commercial ammo will make you happy. The only way you will get the most out of that rifle - assuming it is in top condition and able to handle original loads - is to begin handloading for that rifle. 222 Rem is becoming an obsolete cartridge. Hope this helps.
Answered by Glacierwolf - Mon Oct 6 13:00:07 2008
Q. I've just bought a Anschutz 222 Rem and I'm after the most accurate factory ammunition available if someone has a good overall idea of whats on the market?
Asked by Glen R - Mon Oct 6 01:21:38 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a ballistics technician. 90% of most shooters do not posess the skills to tell the difference between one box of ammo and another. The 222 was developed in the 1950's - as a result of this age - ammo manufacturer's need to build today's ammo to reflect the age of these 50+ year old guns. The ammo you buy today is quite dummied down from the original loads. If you are in that that 10% of people who actually know what they are doing - good chance no commercial ammo will make you happy. The only way you will get the most out of that rifle - assuming it is in top condition and able to handle original loads - is to begin handloading for that rifle. 222 Rem is becoming an obsolete cartridge. Hope this helps.
Answered by Glacierwolf - Mon Oct 6 13:00:07 2008
can anyone give me the addresses of authorised anschutz gun dealers in Singapore and jakarta? tnx.?
Q. I need to buy anschutz accessories like gloves, sling etc., please help me locate the places where i can shop for them in singapore and jakarta. tnx a bunch!
Asked by best shot - Wed Apr 18 13:01:19 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Patronics (S) Pte Ltd 51 Bukit Batok Crescent #07-08 unity centre singapore 658077 Tel : 6473-0048 Fax : 6473-0042
Answered by onlyfor7dollar - Wed Apr 18 13:05:43 2007
Q. I need to buy anschutz accessories like gloves, sling etc., please help me locate the places where i can shop for them in singapore and jakarta. tnx a bunch!
Asked by best shot - Wed Apr 18 13:01:19 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Patronics (S) Pte Ltd 51 Bukit Batok Crescent #07-08 unity centre singapore 658077 Tel : 6473-0048 Fax : 6473-0042
Answered by onlyfor7dollar - Wed Apr 18 13:05:43 2007
There is a Christmas song that has evolved into a different song during the Civil War and is now a state song.?
Q. This song has its origin in the mid-16th Century. The lyrics to the most popular version were written by Ernst Anschutz. The original title is ___. Translated, the song is known as ___. New lyrics were adapted to the music and it became a Confederate marching song/battle hymn title ___. Thanks a LOT for any help in this. :) ehh and i DID already google it and i couldnt find anything
Asked by Daygana - Thu Dec 10 22:37:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. This song has its origin in the mid-16th Century. The lyrics to the most popular version were written by Ernst Anschutz. The original title is ___. Translated, the song is known as ___. New lyrics were adapted to the music and it became a Confederate marching song/battle hymn title ___. Thanks a LOT for any help in this. :) ehh and i DID already google it and i couldnt find anything
Asked by Daygana - Thu Dec 10 22:37:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Question for guys who shoot 22 rimfire?
Q. I want a bolt action 22 rifle for rabbits and tin cans and such. I have seen that a second hand Brno (CZ) or Anschutz in "good" or "very good" condition costs about the same as a new Marlin . As I will probably get it mail order I won't inspect it first. So what do you think go for the new Marlin or the second hand quality gun ? Or do you have another suggestion ? Perhaps I should have mentioned that I am in Australia and Marlin and Ruger are not as common here as Brno , and it is possible here to get guns by mail order as long as it is mailed to a dealer not direct to the customer.
Asked by dj - Mon May 28 23:26:20 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go with the CZ. Their performance and reliability is legendary for a reason. Since the change in gin laws in your country, parts won't be nearly as easy to come by. By the gun that's least likely to break. The CZ.
Answered by Travis Morgan - Wed May 30 00:05:41 2007
Q. I want a bolt action 22 rifle for rabbits and tin cans and such. I have seen that a second hand Brno (CZ) or Anschutz in "good" or "very good" condition costs about the same as a new Marlin . As I will probably get it mail order I won't inspect it first. So what do you think go for the new Marlin or the second hand quality gun ? Or do you have another suggestion ? Perhaps I should have mentioned that I am in Australia and Marlin and Ruger are not as common here as Brno , and it is possible here to get guns by mail order as long as it is mailed to a dealer not direct to the customer.
Asked by dj - Mon May 28 23:26:20 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go with the CZ. Their performance and reliability is legendary for a reason. Since the change in gin laws in your country, parts won't be nearly as easy to come by. By the gun that's least likely to break. The CZ.
Answered by Travis Morgan - Wed May 30 00:05:41 2007
I'm looking for a top quality 22LR single shot or bolt action?
Q. I want a good rifle even if it's used or been out of production for 50 years. I'm not too impressed with alot of the new rifles out today. I'd prefer something German or Swedish made, but USA made is just as good...no Southeast Asian imports! I like the Anschutz rifles but are so expensive. Any help would be great.
Asked by Nik M - Thu May 29 22:30:36 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The MAS 45 French .22 trainer made by germans while occupying france. Mine puts 5 rounds in a half inch group at 50 yds with open sights, front rest only. Hard to find but worth every penny. Mine was used on a Cabelas rack still gummed up with cosmoline(bolt was packed) mine favors the remington yellow jackets, but shoots well with any high velocity .22, except stingers. I mostly use Rem. Thunderbolts due to no jacket. With its 24in barrel and 5 round mag. it is much better than its german counter part the kkw(kkw was single shot til after french added a mag. then the kkw got one.). The MAS 45 was only manufactured for 1.5 years 1945/early 1946. New I would go with a Savage bolt action for around $120 and do whatever I wanted to, to it.… [cont.]
Answered by tyler h - Thu May 29 23:27:08 2008
Q. I want a good rifle even if it's used or been out of production for 50 years. I'm not too impressed with alot of the new rifles out today. I'd prefer something German or Swedish made, but USA made is just as good...no Southeast Asian imports! I like the Anschutz rifles but are so expensive. Any help would be great.
Asked by Nik M - Thu May 29 22:30:36 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The MAS 45 French .22 trainer made by germans while occupying france. Mine puts 5 rounds in a half inch group at 50 yds with open sights, front rest only. Hard to find but worth every penny. Mine was used on a Cabelas rack still gummed up with cosmoline(bolt was packed) mine favors the remington yellow jackets, but shoots well with any high velocity .22, except stingers. I mostly use Rem. Thunderbolts due to no jacket. With its 24in barrel and 5 round mag. it is much better than its german counter part the kkw(kkw was single shot til after french added a mag. then the kkw got one.). The MAS 45 was only manufactured for 1.5 years 1945/early 1946. New I would go with a Savage bolt action for around $120 and do whatever I wanted to, to it.… [cont.]
Answered by tyler h - Thu May 29 23:27:08 2008
My husband and brother-in-law are starting their own construction company. We need a unique, catchy name for?
Q. their company. They do anything from building a house, or garage to putting in a patio door, to tiling floors, etc. Their names are Culley and Joey or Joe, the last name Anschutz & Torp. The area is Door County. Any help would be appreciated!
Asked by Robin - Tue Jul 21 12:21:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. C J ... i think...sis cause... it's 1st letter of d names...n i just said it simply... just take... any dictionary... [:)]
Answered by AgEnT-7-Mystery-Piece of Cake - Tue Jul 21 12:27:19 2009
Q. their company. They do anything from building a house, or garage to putting in a patio door, to tiling floors, etc. Their names are Culley and Joey or Joe, the last name Anschutz & Torp. The area is Door County. Any help would be appreciated!
Asked by Robin - Tue Jul 21 12:21:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. C J ... i think...sis cause... it's 1st letter of d names...n i just said it simply... just take... any dictionary... [:)]
Answered by AgEnT-7-Mystery-Piece of Cake - Tue Jul 21 12:27:19 2009
Did I misspell my friends last name?
Q. This is for an application. I thought his last name was "Anschutz" but the comptuer is telling me that's wrong. How many ways can you spell "Anschutz?" It seems like whenever I type an alternative spelling, like "Anchutz," the search suggests, "Did you mean Anschutz?" What alternative spellings might there be?
Asked by Healthy Environment - Fri Dec 12 22:43:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When spell check encounters a word that is not in the dictionary it always shows it as misspelled, if ignore it it will go through.~
Answered by FVCK Y/A fu/y/a - Sat Dec 13 06:44:07 2008
Q. This is for an application. I thought his last name was "Anschutz" but the comptuer is telling me that's wrong. How many ways can you spell "Anschutz?" It seems like whenever I type an alternative spelling, like "Anchutz," the search suggests, "Did you mean Anschutz?" What alternative spellings might there be?
Asked by Healthy Environment - Fri Dec 12 22:43:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When spell check encounters a word that is not in the dictionary it always shows it as misspelled, if ignore it it will go through.~
Answered by FVCK Y/A fu/y/a - Sat Dec 13 06:44:07 2008
What does AEG stand for? It is the company that owns King Tutankhamun.?
Q. AEG Anschutz Entertainment group etc.
Asked by need answer fast - Fri May 18 17:51:03 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Egypt owns the King Tut artifacts. AEG (Anschutz Entertainment Group) is promoting the shows in the US - coincidentially, that's the same group formerly promoted Janet Jackson and Fleetwood Mac .
Answered by Elaine P - Sat May 19 09:12:38 2007
Q. AEG Anschutz Entertainment group etc.
Asked by need answer fast - Fri May 18 17:51:03 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Egypt owns the King Tut artifacts. AEG (Anschutz Entertainment Group) is promoting the shows in the US - coincidentially, that's the same group formerly promoted Janet Jackson and Fleetwood Mac .
Answered by Elaine P - Sat May 19 09:12:38 2007
Best .17HMR bolt action rifle?
Q. Not interested in other claiber so please don't recomend. Will use rifle for squirells and plinking mainly and a few muskrat. Looking at Weatherby XXII, Ruger 77/17, and Anschutz 1516/1517.
Asked by kyle h - Mon Aug 27 22:18:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No competition, go with the Ruger 77/17, good looking, accurate, holds it's value well, will last a lifetime and made in the USA !
Answered by E.S.Kimo - Tue Aug 28 03:36:04 2007
Q. Not interested in other claiber so please don't recomend. Will use rifle for squirells and plinking mainly and a few muskrat. Looking at Weatherby XXII, Ruger 77/17, and Anschutz 1516/1517.
Asked by kyle h - Mon Aug 27 22:18:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No competition, go with the Ruger 77/17, good looking, accurate, holds it's value well, will last a lifetime and made in the USA !
Answered by E.S.Kimo - Tue Aug 28 03:36:04 2007
.22LR rifle?
Q. Best all round bolt action .22LR? Anschutz 22L , CZ brno, Marlin, Browning T-Bolt these particular rifle makes are the ones im choosing from???
Asked by cammo123 - Fri Apr 25 05:46:39 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I own an Anschutz, 3 CZ's, 2 Remingtons (541 and 581), and an old Browning. I like the CZ the best. The 541 has the best trigger (professionally dropped to 1 pound) but it looks so pretty I don't want to scratch up the stock taking it hunting squirrels. The CZ is just as accurate as either Remington and very close to my Anschutz. It cost a whole lot less than the Anschutz, the Browning, or the 541 and I'm not worried about denting the stock while hunting. By the way, one of my CZ's is in 17 mk2, and it is VERY nice and very accurate too. It would be my first choice for a rimfire.
Answered by edison_math - Fri Apr 25 12:29:54 2008
Q. Best all round bolt action .22LR? Anschutz 22L , CZ brno, Marlin, Browning T-Bolt these particular rifle makes are the ones im choosing from???
Asked by cammo123 - Fri Apr 25 05:46:39 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I own an Anschutz, 3 CZ's, 2 Remingtons (541 and 581), and an old Browning. I like the CZ the best. The 541 has the best trigger (professionally dropped to 1 pound) but it looks so pretty I don't want to scratch up the stock taking it hunting squirrels. The CZ is just as accurate as either Remington and very close to my Anschutz. It cost a whole lot less than the Anschutz, the Browning, or the 541 and I'm not worried about denting the stock while hunting. By the way, one of my CZ's is in 17 mk2, and it is VERY nice and very accurate too. It would be my first choice for a rimfire.
Answered by edison_math - Fri Apr 25 12:29:54 2008
What do you think of 20th Century Fox picking up the Narnia movie series?
Q. Here's what LATimes reports: "Twentieth Century Fox has agreed to co-finance the third movie in the Chronicles of Narnia series, pending approval of the final script and shooting budget. If all goes as planned, Fox and Walden Media, which controls the movie rights to C.S. Lewis classic children's books, hope to be begin production on "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" by late summer so it will be ready for holiday 2010 release. First, however, Fox and Walden have to hire a screenwriter to do another pass on the script that was last rewritten by Richard LaGravenese, whose credits include "Freedom Writers" and "The Horse Whisperer." The movie companies are looking to make the film for about $140 million. Michael Apted, who made "Amazing… [cont.]
Asked by December 2010 - Thu Jan 29 22:38:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am pleased that they are going ahead with the movie I think the series has a lot of merit and I think Voyage of the Dawn Treader is potentially an exciting film. It will be interesting to see how well they can do it for 140m. I don't know if any of the other books are likely to be made, The Silver Chair is the most likely as it has the elements of adventure that the 1st movie had. Maybe also the Magicians Nephew but I think the Horse and his Boy wouldn't be interesting as a film for children. The Last Battle would be okay but it is the most clearly religious of the books and it might not go well in todays secular world.
Answered by skate - Fri Jan 30 04:36:45 2009
Q. Here's what LATimes reports: "Twentieth Century Fox has agreed to co-finance the third movie in the Chronicles of Narnia series, pending approval of the final script and shooting budget. If all goes as planned, Fox and Walden Media, which controls the movie rights to C.S. Lewis classic children's books, hope to be begin production on "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" by late summer so it will be ready for holiday 2010 release. First, however, Fox and Walden have to hire a screenwriter to do another pass on the script that was last rewritten by Richard LaGravenese, whose credits include "Freedom Writers" and "The Horse Whisperer." The movie companies are looking to make the film for about $140 million. Michael Apted, who made "Amazing… [cont.]
Asked by December 2010 - Thu Jan 29 22:38:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am pleased that they are going ahead with the movie I think the series has a lot of merit and I think Voyage of the Dawn Treader is potentially an exciting film. It will be interesting to see how well they can do it for 140m. I don't know if any of the other books are likely to be made, The Silver Chair is the most likely as it has the elements of adventure that the 1st movie had. Maybe also the Magicians Nephew but I think the Horse and his Boy wouldn't be interesting as a film for children. The Last Battle would be okay but it is the most clearly religious of the books and it might not go well in todays secular world.
Answered by skate - Fri Jan 30 04:36:45 2009
Can/should a judge order a defendant NOT to have children as part of her (or his) punishment?
Q. "A judge in Travis County has ordered a woman to stop having children as a condition of her probation in her case of injury to a child by omission, an extraordinary measure that legal experts say could be unconstitutional. The order was for Felicia Salazar, 20, who admitted to failing to provide protection and medical care to her then-19-month-old daughter last year. The girl suffered broken bones and other injuries when she was beaten by her father, Roberto Alvarado, 25, who was sentenced to 15 years in prison. Alvarado and Salazar relinquished their parental rights, and the child, who has recovered, was placed in foster care. On Sept. 5, state District Judge Charlie Baird sentenced Salazar, who had no criminal history, to 10 years of… [cont.]
Asked by Wesley B - Fri Sep 12 18:40:03 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it probaly violates the 8th amendment against cruel and unusual punishment.
Answered by jitz203 - Fri Sep 12 18:53:32 2008
Q. "A judge in Travis County has ordered a woman to stop having children as a condition of her probation in her case of injury to a child by omission, an extraordinary measure that legal experts say could be unconstitutional. The order was for Felicia Salazar, 20, who admitted to failing to provide protection and medical care to her then-19-month-old daughter last year. The girl suffered broken bones and other injuries when she was beaten by her father, Roberto Alvarado, 25, who was sentenced to 15 years in prison. Alvarado and Salazar relinquished their parental rights, and the child, who has recovered, was placed in foster care. On Sept. 5, state District Judge Charlie Baird sentenced Salazar, who had no criminal history, to 10 years of… [cont.]
Asked by Wesley B - Fri Sep 12 18:40:03 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it probaly violates the 8th amendment against cruel and unusual punishment.
Answered by jitz203 - Fri Sep 12 18:53:32 2008
Why would Ethics Commission Be Investigating Mexico Mayor Villaraigosa?
Q. Fox 11 News reported that the city Ethics Commission has opened a formal investigation into Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's acceptance of sports and entertainment tickets, which could be a no-no as their value was not reported by the city leader as gifts. Reporter John Schwada says that the commission has requested documents related to the tickets from the mayor's office. The mayor has admitted to accepting 81 tickets to events including Lakers and Dodgers games and entertainment awards shows such as the Oscars. The total value of the tickets could be in the tens of thousands.Normally the mayor is required to publicly disclose any gifts worth more than $50, including from whom they came. However, he has argued that he was not required to… [cont.]
Asked by I'm gonna start another riot - Sun Jun 13 16:25:55 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hes hispanic they don't have to obey laws,haven't you heard . you cant arrest those people anymore ,their feelings get hurt and we sure as not want the Nina's and nino's to feel bad too.
Answered by Buddy - Sun Jun 13 16:48:16 2010
Q. Fox 11 News reported that the city Ethics Commission has opened a formal investigation into Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's acceptance of sports and entertainment tickets, which could be a no-no as their value was not reported by the city leader as gifts. Reporter John Schwada says that the commission has requested documents related to the tickets from the mayor's office. The mayor has admitted to accepting 81 tickets to events including Lakers and Dodgers games and entertainment awards shows such as the Oscars. The total value of the tickets could be in the tens of thousands.Normally the mayor is required to publicly disclose any gifts worth more than $50, including from whom they came. However, he has argued that he was not required to… [cont.]
Asked by I'm gonna start another riot - Sun Jun 13 16:25:55 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hes hispanic they don't have to obey laws,haven't you heard . you cant arrest those people anymore ,their feelings get hurt and we sure as not want the Nina's and nino's to feel bad too.
Answered by Buddy - Sun Jun 13 16:48:16 2010
What is 'The Foundation for a Better Life'?
Q. I've done research on wikipedia and other sites and not found much. I know that it's a charity of some sort that's run by reclusive right-wing billionaire, Philip Anschutz. I know that it that often shows public service announcements on television, radio and at the movies (specifically Regal Cinemas, if I'm not mistaken, because this man owns that company). It all seems so innocent - be kind to each other, love your neighbor, etcetera - but I just get this rather spooky feeling about the whole thing. Maybe I just am seeing a conspiracy where none exists. I mean, it's nice to think that this organization is doing this 'out of the goodness of their heart' but I for some reason suspect otherwise. Does anyone know of any deeper agenda… [cont.]
Asked by lost - Tue Oct 23 22:30:45 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. be paranoid ask questions they r the only two things that separate us from the lemmings that follow these ppl. i dont know anything about it but it sounds like one of those cults that make u pay to be their "friends"
Answered by pandasex - Wed Oct 24 10:58:49 2007
Q. I've done research on wikipedia and other sites and not found much. I know that it's a charity of some sort that's run by reclusive right-wing billionaire, Philip Anschutz. I know that it that often shows public service announcements on television, radio and at the movies (specifically Regal Cinemas, if I'm not mistaken, because this man owns that company). It all seems so innocent - be kind to each other, love your neighbor, etcetera - but I just get this rather spooky feeling about the whole thing. Maybe I just am seeing a conspiracy where none exists. I mean, it's nice to think that this organization is doing this 'out of the goodness of their heart' but I for some reason suspect otherwise. Does anyone know of any deeper agenda… [cont.]
Asked by lost - Tue Oct 23 22:30:45 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. be paranoid ask questions they r the only two things that separate us from the lemmings that follow these ppl. i dont know anything about it but it sounds like one of those cults that make u pay to be their "friends"
Answered by pandasex - Wed Oct 24 10:58:49 2007
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hu, 22 Jul 2010 19:15:02 GM
Tax Court decision, if upheld, could cost other rich folks and CEOs a bundle, too. Read Full Article @ Forbes.
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