lucky if they do something to christophe management they can be spent to what's called the rehabilitation project force or the r.p.s. and this is essentially a reeducation camp where you're working hard labor half a day and studying the teachings of l. ron hubbard the other half of the day until you are back in good graces of management and this can take months or years before management feels that you are readability it during that time people are separated from their families and you know if the husband is in the r.p.s. the wife won't even be able to talk to that person usually i was getting as i want to get in your car for almost at a time i just laugh you're going to meet a lot of practices that people would think are wrong but there are also some practices and widely accepted religions that people also think are bizarre and abusive. some would consider circumcision in the jewish religion to be gentle mutilation some believe they can union eating a symbolic body of jesus is weird so what makes some ok and others wrong and you think there's any kind of universal gauge or is that relative i know it's

forced to delay a $12 million runway rebuilding project. at the durango airport, officials are concerned an ongoing $3 million apron rehabilitation project which currently employs 30 coloradans will receive a stop work order next week if congress fails to act and at the denver international airport, one of the crown jewels in this country, officials are concerned that the shutdown will affect scheduled concrete and asphalt work on a runway and maintenance on passenger loading bridges. these delays could affect the overall safety of colorado airports, and they are affecting jobs right now. nationwide, an estimated 3,500 f.a.a. workers began to be furloughed this past saturday. 276 these workers are in colorado, either sent home or forced to work without pay. to his great credit, chairman rockefeller has recently introduced legislation that would allow the f.a.a. to continue to pay those workers even during this shutdown. i've co-sponsored that legislation and hope the senate considers to do it today. but we need to do more than that. we've been asked to do more than the bare minimum by our constituents. you know, we've gotten to the point aroun