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The measured voices from both parties who have called for a bipartisan cooling of the heated rhetoric have been drowned out by those on the outer wings working to one-up each other. On the left, columnist Paul Krugman wrote that he'd predicted, from the McCain-Palin rallies of 2008, that the same "upsurge in political hatred" that had followed Bill ClintonBill ClintonTrump seeks to stop lawsuit from 'Apprentice' contestant Trump asks why Clintons' ties to Russia aren't under investigation Playing hot potato and musical chairs with healthcare MORE into the presidency and led to the Oklahoma City bombing would produce violence once again with Barack ObamaBarack ObamaTrump climate move risks unraveling Paris commitments White House staff to skip correspondents' dinner Overnight Energy: Trump signs climate order | Greens vow to fight back MORE in the White House. The toxic rhetoric, Krugman wrote, is coming "overwhelmingly from the right," and it is up to GOP leaders to accept responsibility and "take a stand against eliminationist rhetoric." On the right, radio host Rush Limbaugh said "the desperate hope that the losers in November of 2010 had was that they could revitalize their political fortunes because of this unfortunate shooting of a congresswoman in Arizona." Limbaugh added, "the left is depraved, empty and without political substance whatsoever," and "openly wishes for such disaster in order to profit from it."
The shootings in Arizona did not result from our ugly, often brutal political debate. The evil perpetrated by Jared Lee Loughner — an incoherent, deranged madman who didn't know right from left — cannot be blamed on any showmen in either party guilty of reckless rhetoric, from Rep. Michele BachmannMichele Bachmann'Real Housewives' producer 'begging' Conway to join cast Ex-rep admires furs amid PETA inaugural gala Why Republicans took aim at an ethics watchdog MORE (R-Minn.) to former Rep. Alan GraysonAlan GraysonThe Hill's 12:30 Report Why Republicans took aim at an ethics watchdog Could bipartisanship rise with Trump government? MORE (D-Fla.). It's not the fault of Palin and her map of targeted districts any more than it is the fault of the "Fire Pelosi" bus tour Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele undertook during the midterm campaign last year.
But so what ? Do we need this? Incendiary language has replaced the canes and guns elected officials routinely brought to the chamber and used at the seat of government in the 1800s. It is no longer enough to disagree; in today's climate, politicians and activists must delegitimize their opponents. There isn't a chance we can solve grave problems when spokesmen for the extremes accuse the other side of fostering or attempting to profit from murder.
We haven't heard enough people step up this week to laud public servants like Giffords, who strengthen the system with consensus and centrist policies, or to affirm the value of a lawmaker, like Giffords, who as a Democrat managed to be reelected in a Republican district during a Republican wave with a proven record of political independence and pragmatism.
And we haven't heard enough people ask why Loughner could have passed a federal background check to purchase a gun. How we can protect Americans congregating in a grocery store parking lot to constructively engage in their democracy if we can't protect the professor who feared Loughner would one day bring a gun to class and shoot as she turned her back to face the board?
Don't expect any change from the left or right wing. The purveyors of polarization aren't likely to heed the counsel of the new House Speaker, John BoehnerJohn BoehnerNunes rebuffs calls for recusal Wounded Ryan faces new battle Bottom Line MORE (R-Ohio), who last week urged members to disagree without being disagreeable and to move forward "humble in our demeanor and steady in our principles." But let's hope that at least the members of the House of Representatives, Democrat and Republican, follow his example. Giffords always has.
Stoddard is an associate editor of The Hill.


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Saul Deeney
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Chris Hall
Andy Todd
Jon Shaw
Shaun Harrad
Dale Anderson
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On: Wayne Rooney | Off: Giuseppe Rossi
On: Cristiano Ronaldo | Off: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
On: Dale Anderson | Off: Shaun Harrad
On: Andy Todd | Off: Chris Hall
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Match Commentary
92' | FULL-TIME: Burton hold on to earn a replay at Old Trafford. A fantastic cup-tie, and a fantastic story. Conference side Albion hold Premiership United. Only in the FA Cup... | |
91' | WHAT A SAVE! Saha nods the ball back to Jones, who fires a low volley goalwards. Deeney is going the wrong way, but somehow saves with his feet. Great stuff from the young keeper. | |
90' | There will be just two minutes of added time. | |
89' | Burton have worked so very hard in this second half; can they hold on? | |
88' | Ronaldo feeds Bardsley down the right wing. The full-back breaks in to the penalty area, but his low cross is blocked at the near post by Austin. | |
88' | SHOT! Bardsley fires in a shot from the edge of the penalty area, but it flies a couple of yards over the crossbar. Nervous moments for the home side. | |
87' | It's end-to-end stuff at the moment; United break up-field, but the Burton defence again hold firm as a ball bobbles in to their penalty area. | |
86' | Burton win a free-kick in the corner, near the flag. Ducros curls it in to the near post, but a combination of United defenders manage to clear. | |
86' | Burton is a famous old beer-brewing town; if their team hold on here, they might drink the breweries dry tonight. | |
85' | Burton are just five minutes away from earning a money-spinning replay at Old Trafford. | |
84' | United win a corner when O'Shea's attempted cross from the left is blocked. Richardson takes the corner, but the linesman rules that the ball went out of play as he tried to bend it in to the middle. | |
83' | ALMOST! Corbett's shot from the edge of the penalty area is deflected, and Howard has to scramble across his goal-line to dive on the ball. | |
82' | Gilroy again shows his class as he holds the ball up, beats Bardsley before finding a team-mate with a good pass. | |
81' | Ducros is again on hand to break up a United attack as he intercepts Ronaldo's low cross inside his own penalty area. | |
80' | BURTON SUB: Harrad off, Anderson on. The young striker has run his heart out this afternoon, and gets a good hand from the Burton fans. | |
79' | Bardsley breaks down the right, and cuts the ball back to Rooney; the young England striker tries to work the space for a shot, but his attempted chip flies a couple of yards over the bar. | |
78' | Silvestre gets in a crucial header following a high cross from the right wing. | |
77' | It's very tense here at the moment; Burton have done a good job of withstanding the late pressure, but how long can it go on? Just over ten minutes to go... | |
76' | Burton win a free-kick decision, 35 yards out. They send their two centre-backs forward, but Gilroy's set-piece is under-hit and United clear. | |
75' | Burton finally get the chance for a breather as they win possession inside the United half. They try and build an attack of their own, but United stand firm. | |
74' | Burton are defending heroically at the moment, but everytime they clear the ball it is coming straight back at them. They need to buy themselves some time up field. | |
74' | Rooney works himself a yard of space inside the Burton penalty area, but his attempted shot is blocked by Sedgemore. | |
73' | Burton manager Nigel Clough is still furious on the touchline after a free-kick decision failed to go his side's way. | |
72' | There are no real signs of the Burton players tiring, despite all the effort they have put in to chasing the United players down and shutting down the space. | |
71' | Burton win a corner of their own when Deeney's long kick up field is chased down by Richardson and Gilroy, and the United man is forced to put the ball behind. | |
70' | Silvestre's cross from the dead-ball line is too strong, though pressure from Saha ensures that United win a corner. | |
69' | HANDBALL! NO! Pique handles the ball on the edge of his own penalty area, but Referee Webb rules that Shaw had pushed the young Spaniard as they challenged for the ball and gives the free-kick to United. A nervous moment for the Reds. | |
68' | Gilroy is still looking dangerous for Burton; he picks the ball up and runs at the United defence and is only stopped by a strong tackle from Bardsley. | |
67' | Burton have defended very well so far, but Rooney's introduction has caused them a lot of trouble. | |
66' | Can the minnows hang on for another 25 minutes or so and force a replay at Old Trafford? Stay here and find out... | |
65' | BLOCK! Austin makes a crucial block as Saha latched on to a loose ball following a United corner from the left. Burton are under immense pressure at the moment. | |
65' | Deeney is then forced in to another sprawling save as Rooney shoots from the edge of the penalty area. He has really made a difference in the few minutes since he has come on. | |
64' | ROONEY! Deeny makes a superb point-blank save from Rooney as the young striker closed in on goal. | |
63' | GREAT CHANCE! Ronaldo plays a fabulous pass through to Saha; his first touch is good, but the ball bobbles slightly and his shot dribbles well wide of the far post with only Deeney to beat. | |
62' | OFF-SIDE! Saha has a goal ruled out for off-side as he nods home from six yards out after good skills from Ronaldo inside the Burton penalty area. | |
61' | Burton are really on the back foot at the moment. | |
60' | The Burton fans seemed to greet Rooney's arrival on the pitch with mixed emotions; on the one hand, they don't want him to come on and win the game for United - but on the other hand it is a great chance to see one of the world's very best players. | |
59' | SHOT! Rooney's first contribution is an audacious bicycle kick from a Richardson corner that flies a few yards over the crossbar. | |
58' | UNITED SUBS: Rooney and Ronaldo replace Solskjaer and Jones. An attacking change from Ferguson as he ackowledges his side's shortcomings with two big-name changes. | |
57' | Deeney shows good pace and awareness to come out and collect a long ball over the top as Saha sprinted down on him. | |
56' | Silvestre sends over a long cross to the back post towards Solskjaer, but the United captain slightly mis-judges the flight and can't get an effort in on goal. | |
55' | United seem to be preparing to make a change or two; Rooney and Ronaldo are seen going through some final preparations on the sidelines. | |
54' | Pique shows good strength to stand up against Gilroy as the tricky winger attempted to get on the end of Shaw's flick on. | |
53' | WIDE! Richardson slides a first-time shot a yard or so wide of the post after a neat one-two with Rossi. He just couldn't wrap his boot around the ball enough to direct his effort on target. | |
52' | Gilroy again skips past Bardsley with ease, but Brown is again across to provide cover at right-back. | |
51' | Burton are having to work very hard now to contain the United midfield; Saha seems to be getting in to the game a lot more now that United are looking for him with long balls over the top. | |
50' | Silvestre slices an attempted clearance in to the crowd; he looks suspiciously at the pitch as the home fans jeer. | |
49' | Saha is unlucky to be judged off-side as he ran on to Jones' pass through the middle. A nervous moment for the minnows, but they got the call from the linesman. | |
48' | A loose ball falls to United on the edge of the Burton area, but Stride eventually clears for a throw. United have started a lot stronger in this second half. | |
47' | HEADER! Pique heads Richardson's free-kick over the crossbar from six yards out. He was under pressure from his marker, but perhaps should have done better there. | |
47' | Gilmore shows good composure and skill to beat his man and loft a good cross to the back post, though it's a little too high for Harrad. | |
47' | United boss Ferguson would have had strong words to say at half time; the Reds have never been knocked out of the third round of the FA Cup under his stewardship. | |
46' | Silvestre hits a long ball forward for Saha to chase, but Deeney is out of his area to clear in to the stands. | |
45' | The players are back out on to the pitch, and United kick off the second half. No changes from either side at the break. | |
46' | HALF-TIME: Burton have coped with the tricky pitch much better than United, and have looked the better side. Much to think about at half-time for Ferguson. | |
45' | ...The ball is lofted in to the middle by Ducros, but Silvestre heads clear. | |
45' | Pique comes over the top of Shaw and gives away a late free-kick in a dangerous spot... | |
44' | Burton have been really impressive in this first half; they have shown composure and patience in the final third, and have shown no signs of being overawed by the situation. | |
43' | OFF THE LINE, AGAIN! This time Bardsley needs to be alert to clear Stride's header off the line at the far post following a well-delivered Burton corner. | |
42' | CHANCE! Shaw turns Pique in the penalty area, but as he was about to fire his shot in on Howard's goal, Brown came across to block and put the ball out for a corner. | |
41' | Nigel Clough has his young son Willie sat alongside him on the bench this afternoon; the television cameras pick out the manager chatting with his boy; perhaps he is asking him for some tactical advice? | |
40' | Manchester United's recent signing Nemanja Vidic is spotted in the crowd, watching his new team-mates. | |
39' | United are having much more joy now that they are getting the ball up to Saha and Rossi quicker; Burton are beginning to look a little stretched. | |
38' | SAHA! Jones curls a right-footed corner in to the middle, Saha makes a run to the near post but plants his diving header well wide. United are getting closer. | |
37' | GOOD DEFENDING! O'Shea lofts a great pass over the top of the Burton defence to Saha, but Austin is quick to provide the cover and whip the ball off the foot of the Frenchman as he turned to shoot. | |
36' | Howard rather spoons an attempted clearance high up in the air, but Stride and Harrad are unable to capitalise. | |
35' | OVER! Rossi flicks a long ball on to Saha, who controls the ball on his chest before firing a volley high over Deeney's bar. United are starting to come in to the game a little more now. | |
34' | GREAT EFFORT! Bardsley shows some stunning skill as he flicks the ball over the head of his marker before unleashing a superb volley that dips inches over the crossbar. | |
33' | Burton are closing United down very quickly high up the pitch, putting the visitors' defenders under a lot of pressure. And the tactic is really paying dividends at the moment. | |
32' | Gilmore goes on another good run down the left, and Bardsley is forced to come across and put the ball in to the stands for a Burton throw. | |
31' | Tinson is a little miffed as the referee rules he fouled O'Shea as the two challenged for the ball on the halfway line. | |
30' | Ferguson is trying to get the message out to his players to knock the ball longer from the back, to get it quicker in to his two strikers. | |
29' | Austin heads clear Solskjaer's cross from the right as United finally get some possession in the Burton half. | |
28' | SHOT! Great play by Burton. Hall beats Richardson with a nutmeg and plays the ball in to Shaw. He controls the bobbling ball and fires a volley from 25 yards, though Howard collects comfortably. | |
27' | Referee Webb is helping the tempo of the game; he is letting it flow if he possibly can, and the result has been a very entertaining first half-hour. | |
26' | Richie Jones goes in hard from behind on Ducros; free-kick to the home side, on the half-way line. | |
25' | United have plenty of attacking options on the bench, should Sir Alex choose to use them; Ronaldo and Rooney are looking on eagerly from the touchline... | |
24' | The uneven pitch is much more suited to Burton's style of play than United's, although, to be fair, the Conference side aren't simply slinging long balls forward; they are playing with a lot of composure. | |
23' | Sir Alex Ferguson looks a little concerned on the touchline; his side just can't get any quality service in to Saha and Rossi at the moment. | |
22' | The ball is swung in to the near post, but it takes a deflection off a United leg and Howard gets down to take the loose ball comfortably. | |
21' | Bardley's slide tackle on Gilroy is ruled a foul by the referee, and the home side have the chance to send a dangerous ball in to the United area... | |
20' | Another good Burton move ends when Shaw just fails to control Corbett's pass in to the United penalty area and Howard collects. | |
19' | Another long pass from Silvestre ends in the arms of the Burton keeper Deeney. United are struggling to get any sort of passing move together, due to the pitch and Burton's eagerness. | |
19' | Austin requires some treatment from the Burton physio, though he is soon back on his feet. | |
18' | Harrad shows great determination as he chases down Bardsley and blocks the youngster's attempted clearance. | |
17' | It has been a fairly even opening to this match, with Burton showing some good touches and skill, despite the difficult conditions. United are struggling to get their passing game going. | |
16' | SHOT! O'Shea's shot dribbles well wide of Deeney's goal, much to the delight of the vocal home fans. | |
15' | Corbett does excellently to tackle Solskjaer as the United skipper tried to control Silvestre's raking pass out to the right win. | |
14' | That was a real scare for United; Shaw was completely unmarked on the near post and his header would have gone in the far corner had it not been for Silvestre's intervention. | |
13' | OFF THE LINE! The corner is swung in to the near post, where Burton flicks on. Fortunately for the Premiership giants, Silvestre is on the back post and clears with his thigh. | |
13' | Burton win a corner when Pique needs to slide the ball out as Shaw breaks down the left channel. | |
12' | SHOT! Saha takes a high ball down at the back post, beats his man but horribly mis-cues his shot. A good chance for the Frenchman. | |
12' | Brown lofts a long, high ball through the middle of the Burton defence, but Austin deals with the danger with ease, nodding the ball back to Deeney. | |
11' | The pitch is holding up quite well, but it has become very bobbly, and some of the players are having real trouble with their touch and control in these early stages. | |
10' | A great spell from Burton as they knock the ball about with creativity and skill on the edge of the United box, though they are unable to get a telling cross in to the danger area. | |
9' | From the throw, Gilroy fires a low pass across the United area, but it is just behind the run of Chris Hall, bursting in to the penalty box. | |
8' | A loose pass from Saha brings a good United move to an end. Burton immediately break and Pique is forced to put the ball out for a throw, deep in United territory. | |
7' | There is a really good atmosphere inside the Pirelli Stadium; the home fans are making the most of their special day. | |
6' | CHANCE! Bardsley breaks down the right, cuts the ball back to Jones, but the young midfielder completely misses his kick on the penalty spot and Tinson hoofs clear. | |
5' | Solskjaer brings down Gilroy on Burton's left wing. Gilroy is the player that we've been told to look out for on the Burton side; he is a quick and direct winger with good skills on the ball. | |
4' | SHOT! Harrad runs at Silvestre before unleashing a shot from 25 yards, though it flies high over Howard's crossbar. | |
4' | Solskjaer has played only seven minutes of first-team football since his appearance in the FA Cup final of 2004, so it's good to see him out there this afternoon. | |
3' | A nice little spell of pressure from the Conference side as they loft a free-kick in to the United area and follow it up with another promising cross. | |
3' | Burton have made a good, confident start; they are passing the ball along the ground and getting players forward in numbers. | |
2' | United have some inexperienced players on show this evening, but Sir Alex Ferguson has also opted to field some of his bigger names to help them out. | |
1' | The pitch is causing a little concern for the players; it has stopped raining here in the east Midlands, but the pitch looks quite heavy in places. | |
1' | Burton kick off this third round match to a roar from the home side. | |
- | United have been forced in to a late team change, as Park Ji-Sung was injured in the warm-up. O'Shea comes in to replace the South Korean. | |
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We have an Evenflo Triumph 65 LX that we bought before our daughter was born and she is now 2 1/2. The seat tightens with knobs rather than with a pull strap like most seats. To release the tension you press down on tabs next to the knobs. So, our problem is that one of the tabs just broke off! The seat is still usable with only one tab, but I'm wondering how long that one will hold out since it's presumably about as sturdy as its mate. Is this normal? Has this happened to anyone else? What's the warranty like on these Evenflo seats? Is this something they might replace? I don't see the point of buying a seat that is supposed to last 6 years if an essential part breaks after 2 1/2 years. But I would like to buy another similar seat because we like this method of tensioning a lot better than the prevailing pull strap. Thoughts?
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Well, it's been a couple months since you posted so I'm not sure if this will be of use.
First, we have used Evenflo's for both kids after infancy. We've had 4 seats with the knobs - my daughter just outgrew them and my son is close to doing so at 5-1/2. Nothing ever wore out except a seatcover when I washed it in a front-loader. We also had one arrive in baggage claim having been ripped apart by the TSA and missing a vital piece of foam.
Both times, Evenflo's customer service was about the best I could have possibly hoped for. They were really reasonable and I was definitely talking to a real, live, thinking person, not an automaton on another continent. If you haven't done it already, I would just call them.
I love those knobs. The only bad part (I guess it's a good part for younger kids) is that kids can't release themselves.
I did contact them via email but they can't do anything for me. I struggle with whether or not to keep using the seat. It doesn't present a safety issue but I continue to be concerned about what happens if the other tab breaks off abruptly.
I have been trying to lessen the amount of stress I put on the tab. I only release tension now when she is not belted in. So I unbuckle her without releasing the tension, and then release. So far it works, but who knows.
I love the knobs! The newer version releases the tension with a push in the middle of the seat where the tension straps are normally located. FWIW, I used one seat for 5 1/2 yrs (till the expiration) and another for 4+ years to date without any issues. Hopefully, your other tab will stay. I wonder if you can figure out how it works for an alternative method to get you by for just a bit if the other side were to break.
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I don't like arrogance or carelessness with other people. A sense of humour is pretty important, as well as kindness, but I value people I can make a connection with - the sort of situation where you think the same sort of things but always manage to surprise and fascinate each other, where someone makes you want to be the best version of yourself, but also makes you feel totally comfortable. And if someone can spell better than me, that would also be a bonus (I need all the help I can get). I reckon I've said it all already, but whether it's friendship or a love to outlast even mankind itself and the universe as we know it, it would be nice if you liked dimsum. I can't stress the importance of dimsum enough. If you like going for long walks, reading books out loud, seeing plays and talking about them, going to pubs and falling over and indulging in pointless but amusing running jokes then lets meet up.
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1994 Topps Traded Baseball Cards
The 1994 Topps Traded set includes 132 standard sized cards which feature traded players, rookies and draft choices. The card numbers are followed by a "T" to indicate that they are from the traded set.
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Along with great taste in sweaters, HARVARD BASS has some great musical talent. I've been a big fan of this guy for a while now, and lately I've been trying to tell everyone I can to definitely check out his set the first Friday night of HARD Haunted Mansion. He has recently just released a new remix of The Toxic Avenger's 'Rush Hour' through Kitsune and Scion's newest CD Sampler, and his minimalist style has crept through to provide a very solid track.
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11th December 2012, 03:58 PM | #1 |
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Question on input dc blocking capacitors
I try to replace the DC blocking capacitor of my Revel B15a internal amp. and found that it is with 330uf , of course , no film possible , I have good 220uf in hand , is it OK to replace 330uf with 220uf in this occasion ? Will it impair its performance ? I heard this big value is important for low end response .
I have replaced my BAT amp. before and it is only with 3.3uf film capacitor only , why that big difference ? Is BAT not intended as bass amp. It is almost flat to Zero Hz . Yours kind reply to this is appreciated . Larry |
11th December 2012, 05:43 PM | #2 |
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It is suggested to replace a cap always by another equal or larger than the original, in voltage and in capacitance value. In your case I suggest to go to 470µF in place of going down to 220µF.
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11th December 2012, 06:08 PM | #3 |
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Very odd to have that large a value for a low lvl high impedance input since most line level sources wouldn't drive an impedance as low as what that size would imply. Are you sure these aren't maybe rail filters that happen to be close to the input traces? Are there smaller ones very close to them that may be them instead?
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Determine the input impedance and calculate your desired 3db low frequency cutoff point 1/(2*3.14159*F*C)
F in Hz C in Farads. |
11th December 2012, 07:12 PM | #5 |
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Thanks all for reply .
jerluwoo - Not power rail capacitors , there are 2 of them for balance input , connected directly to Hot & Cold pins , 3rd one connect to tap of hot pin - for RCA input . RJM1 - thanks for suggestion , but I am not that good on this , just DIY with general knowledge . Osvaldo - I have some Panasonic Premium Cap , 220uf - 25v , can I pair 2 to 440 uf , will it be as good as one single one . Thanks all again . Larry |
12th December 2012, 04:53 AM | #6 |
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Maybe someone replaced them caps in the past.. To be honest Even 47uF is on the high side..
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A high-pass filter attenuates low frequencies, not letting them pass as well as it does higher frequencies. It's just like when two resistors are used to make a voltage divider, except here the series one is replaced by a capacitor, which then makes it a "frequency-dependent voltage divider". By making the R be the series component and putting the C after it, to ground, you could have a low-pass filter (not that you want that, here). The roll-off in amplitude as the frequency gets lower is somewhat gradual, but people often specify RC filters by what they call their "cutoff frequency" or corner frequency, which is the freequency where the output voltage is 3 dB lower than the input voltage (-3dB is a factor of 0.7071 if we're talking voltage, or a factor of 0.5 if we're talking power in Watts. The cutoff frequency is given by f = 1 / ( 2 π R C ) Looking at that equation, where the 2, Pi, R, and C are all multiplied together in the denominator, you can see that any C could make any cutoff frequency, because the R could be changed so that R times C was whatever you wanted. So a very large C with a very small R could still not give good bass, for example. Usually there is a resistor to ground, just before the first actual amplifying component (like a transistor or opamp). You would have to determine the resistance between the downstream lead of the capacitor and the signal ground, and then use that, AND the C value, to calculate the filter's cutoff frequency. Typically, the cutoff frequency is set to be very low, often to less than 1 Hertz (one cycle per second). Since the attenuation by the passive RC high-pass filter gradually increases as the frequency gets lower, you typically should pick a cutoff frequency that is at MOST 1/10th of the lowest frequency that you don't want the filter to affect, although many people go 10x further down than that. Example: If the input-to-ground resistor in your amp is 10,000 Ohms, i.e. 10kOhms, and you want a 0.1 Hz cutoff frquency, then solve the equation for C and plug in the values: C = 1 / ( 2 π R f ) = 1 / ( 2 x 3.14 x 10000 x 0.1) = 0.001590 Farads That's 1590 microFarads. But if the input R was 100,000 Ohms (100k), i.e. ten times more than before, then C = 159 microFarads would give exactly the same cutoff frequency of 0.1 Hz. There are usually other reasons for picking the value of either the R or the C, which then dictates the value of the other one, for any given desired cutoff frequency. For example, you "could" use ten million Ohms (10 Meg) and then you'd only need 1.59 uF to get the same 0.1 Hz cutoff frequency. That capacitor would either be a lot cheaper or you could get a really good-quality cap for the same price as a crappy much-larger one. But we don't use 10 Meg because it would pick up a lot of noise, and would also generate a lot more noise of its own. Lower resistor values are less noisy. But we can't go TOO low or else the source device might have trouble supplying enough current to keep the voltage up at the right level. So R usually gets picked and then C is calculated based on what f we want. Cheers, Tom Last edited by gootee; 12th December 2012 at 06:49 AM. |
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Find the Rane note. Although the more recent Bateman cap report strongly suggests that the reduced distortion of using back to back non-polar would be worth investigating.
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Andrew, why do you hassle about these things? Picture resolution, picture size, fonts etc. Ease up man - enjoy life a bit! What was it some wise guy said: I hope I have the wisdom to know the things I can change and the patience to accept the things I cannot.
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The trees! Are they white with peach blossoms
Or white with snow?
The children and I joyfully throw snowballs.
chère magnifique tellement gentille amie Roxana, ah un autre chef d'oeuvre,
La nature est spectaculaire c'est tellement vrai alors si je vois les photos de la nature cela peut créer une belle impression mais toi Roxana tu voyage à un paysage qui est même plus beau que cela c'est le voyage à notre cœur à notre rêves-la nature elle perds ces traces dans la transformations des saisons,dans la transformations des temps.
La nature est indifférente mais c'est notre communication avec elle qui vient de notre coeur qui la rend enchantée, comme les magnifiques rêves sur le pont ici tu transforme notre vie sous votre charme.
Oui cette série est ce charme.
Tu sais Roxana, quand je suis sortie aujourd'hui cétait -26 degrès celsius,mais j'ai pensé que c'était un peu chaud même et ah mon coeur se sentait tellement chaud et ca devrait être parce que les traces du printemps ne sera jamais effacé de mon coeur comme ici les mots-are they white with peach blossoms or white with snow ---and perhaps it doesn't really matter it is one and the same dream in our hearts.
Ah magnificent merci c'est spectaculaire.
See you again my friend very soon. One visit to the bridge after you have posted is never enough -there are always traces of the bridge left in my heart.
sending you another snow kiss.
continued, well here I am lost in this dreamscape which isn't surprising since I am on the bridge actually my dream today is quite horrific!I really don't envision a joyful snowball fight.
The first image has a delicate tracery of frost it is beautiful but I feel a tension growing from the tightness of the image, all you can see beyond is the darkness,yes there are nodes of darkness.
The second image is horrifying, (maybe I have spent too much time on line haha no, that was comic releif,} anyway we are looking down over the head of a darkfigure he has no identity {not even a user name} I couldn't resist that haha, no seriously though my interpretation is serious- he is all darkness without an identity and we look directly down on him as if he is some kind of metaphysical toy, and there is a large black hole - the catch 22 of existence is it named mortality probably in this dream but it goes deeper something I can't reach right now.
This is brilliant Roxana- this image story format you are exposing is incredible.
sending you a few snow kisses to continue.
..in the third image the dark image is draws a sleigh the metaphor of the ride into the darkness.
On a lighter note it reminds me of my youth when we went toboganing down rough steep hills at breakneck speed but it didn't seem that way at the time
in the fourth image his shadow is scattered like dark cold blood
in the fifth image there are lines that could be rescue lines but they aren't this is the catch 22 of existence- there is no way out not even death- the figure is becoming obliterated
in the sixth image he walks away leaving behind a scattered identity.
sending some comforting snow kisses after all it is only a dream haha.
there is an existential formula operating here that evades clarity-it is no longer about the void, about mortality it is the nightmare of the inexpressible immured, nightmare because it is inexpressible or because of what it actually is riding beneath the skin of the soul.
Well that is my dream for today!Quite a ride Roxana!maybe next time I should park my celestial barge and walk across the bridge, no it wouldn't be as much fun.haha
je t'embrasse
sending you comforting snow kisses.
ah my friend beautiful Roxana, I didn't mean to terrorize the bridge haha. I feel like Alfred Hitchcock today.haha.
HEre I am sending you more snow kisses and a bouquet of efflorescent snow flowers from the garden of my mind and heart.
the season of my mind has changed.
I guess we can't ever be too arrogant and feel that we have anything over on nature...we with our enchanted dreams, our philosophy our intellectualizing well our minds are only a mirror of the universe and if we cant explain something we delve into our own black holes of thought.
joyeuse anticipation of spring.
sa ne jucam,draga,sa lasam urmele jocului nostru,jurnalul il vom gasi intact,in fiecare zapada de traire,peste secole si bucurii neostoite,doar aburul rasuflarii fierbinti acopera,uneori,gheata claritatii,dar si atunci ne spunem ca este fuziune:)
ReplyDeletebut where would we be without the rustle of an angel's feathers on the bridge, without our enchantment, our philosophizing, our intellectualization -it is our way of loving the universe of getting to know her in our hearts but there will never be a domination of nature nor will there ever be any kind of conquest there will only be the ultimate act of loving her so deeply that our lives become meaningful...
merci encore ma chère magnifique Roxana pour ce chef d'oeuvre.
and thankyou so much for this exalting experience on the bridge!!!
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Jose to the Sonics?
Let the rumours begin fellas.
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12-06-2007, 03:48 PM | #2 (permalink) |
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I dont' think BC will let him go easily. The last few games is proof of why. Tj is awesome but his size and style are prone to minor injuries. Having them both is a huge strength. The SOnics or anyone would have to throw a lot more than the mid level at him to pry him loose methinks.
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I don't think Jose is going to go to a place where they're going to lose for the next 3 years. Jose wants to win. If he goes someplace, it'll be someplace where he has a chance to win. Cleveland?
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And what would we get back from Seattle?
Rain... and more rain... Besides being that Sonics are moving I think the last thing they want is to sign new players or do major trades... |
12-06-2007, 04:23 PM | #5 (permalink) |
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I could see Jose maybe landing in Washington and push Gil to the two spot and let that team run and run even more. The Lakers would probably LOVE to have him as would the Clippers. Again, if you had to trade him I'd trade him for Maggette plus someone. And I wouldn't rule out Phoenix either. If they wanted to open up the check books, the Suns would have someone to run their second unit finally and then push LB to the 2. And when Nash retires they might not even lose a step.
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The real question is, what does this team need right now? What should we even ask in return for Jose/TJ? In my opinion, the only trade that makes sense for us is to package a pg and a good player for an even better player on that position. Kind of like TJ + Andreea for Pau Gasol ... TJ + Parker for Kobe Bryant etc. None of these trades would ever happen - so then what's the point of trading either one?
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How is this an upgrade? I think (hope) that we're done acquiring prospects, I think we're entering a new era, when we start to dream about title contention and stuff like that. In two years, we MUST be a legitimate contender, and we already have enough problems trying to fit in Bargnani, do we really need another rookie to baby-sit?
How about this trade: TJ + Rasho + whatever makes it work for Jason Kidd? Now that would be major-league payback to Vince Carter, and kidd would probably make us contenders for the east at least this year and the next. Jose would get a chance to learn from the master. |
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What its clear is that the only way jose is moving is because he is going to start in a posible playoff team. Jose is happy in toronto so it must be a decent offer.
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I really doubt we're going to move anybody this year. We can match whatever Calderon is offered, and we'll have a lot more options after the 2008 season - by that time we'll know if Moon is for real, if Andreea is for real and so on. After 2008, we'll be in a great situation, with lots of assets and potential cap-space. It will be very interesting what will Colangelo do about Delfino, since he'll be a free agent this summer as well (restricted?).
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and really, why would we downgrade from jose to ridnour when luke is making almost 7 million per year? I'd rather overpay Jose, give him 10 million so he can accept the bench scenario ....
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Thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate.
April 20, 2012
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April 19, 2012
New Arrivals: Shades of Grey
Shades of Grey Standard Shirt $105.00 Shades of Grey Color block Henley $55.00
Available in sizes S-XL Available in sizes S- XL
Shades of Grey Two button Railroad Stripe blazer $250.00
Available in sizes XS - XL
Shades of Grey Slim Railroad Stripe trouser $120.00
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April 16, 2012
Bling Bling!
Jewelry should always make a statement!
We have a large selection of fun costume jewelry that will spice up all your summer looks.
Necklaces, earrings and bracelets starting at $20.00 - $48.00
Cheap Monday Swim Collection
McCarren Pool in Williamsburg is almost open! Get your swim suit on!
In honor of today's beach like weather we are stocking the shops with
Cheap Monday's Swim collection.
Cheap Monday Eyelet bikini top in orange or black $35.00
Eyelet bikini bottom in orange or black $35.00
Sizes XS- L available
Cheap Monday Zip swimsuit in black or blue $65.00
Sizes XS- L available
Cheap Monday Tom swim trunks in blue, black or orange $48.00
Sizes XS- M available
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April 12, 2012
NY Times, Thursday Styles
Alter gets a mention in the NY Times
Critical Shopper
column today.
See full story on New York Times website.
April 10, 2012
Cascade Glacier Room Spray $24.00
White Sage or Cedar Incense $15.00
available at our Men's store and Graham Ave location
Matt and Nat Phoenix briefcase $198.00
The Phoenix features a detachable, adjustable shoulder strap. Interior zipper compartment, interior slip pocket, interior logo embossed on a cork patch. Matte black hardware, 100% recycled nylon lining. 15.5" x 11.75" x 3.5"
available at our Graham Ave location
Matt and Nat Lenny $169.00
Top nylon zipper closure, large nylon zipper pocket in the front, Logo embossed in the front. Webbing overlay in the back with one small top handle in the back of bag. Adjustable, webbing shoulder strap. The Lenny features an Interior zipper compartment, interior slip pocket, interior logo embossed on a cork patch. Matte black hardware, 100% recycled nylon lining. 12" x 13.75" x 3.5"
available at our Men's store and Graham Ave location
April 9, 2012
New Arrival: Uzi
Brooklyn design label
has dropped off their lightweight cotton tops and dresses at our Franklin St and Graham Ave stores. The line has a great boxy silhouette to its designs which flatters all body types and their use of bold all over prints are hand done making each a one of a kind.
April 7, 2012
New addition: TM 1985
The newest addition to the TM 1985 bag collection.
Envelope messenger in olive $244.00
Olive wax cotton mixed with black leather, double ring and hook closure, adjustable belt buckle shoulder strap.
available at our Franklin Street Men's store.
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April 6, 2012
Working Class Magazine
Pick up your free copy of
Working Class Magazine
"The Girl Issue" at our shops today.
Our ALTER legs advertisement got the back cover.
April 3, 2012
Brand Debut: TM 1985
TM1985 is a line of bags and accessories by Brooklyn based designer Tielor McBride. With TM1985 Tielor provides high quality products crafted in the US, composed of top-quality US-sourced leather, canvas and hardware. Fusing a rugged style with rich detail and integrity, these men's and women's accessories are often inspired by vintage military, utility and artisan goods from the golden-age of manufacturing.
We are excited to be one of the first shops to be stocking these handcrafted beauties at our Franklin St. and Graham Ave locations (and online, soon).
TM 1985 Envelope Messenger bag in Sage $244.00
Waxed Canvas and Brown leather messenger style bag with adjustable belt strap and brass hardware.
2 interior pockets and 1 exterior back pocket. Made to carry up to a 15" Macbook.
(closed) 14" H x 16" W (open) 18"H x 16"w
TM 1985 Roll top backpack in Canyon Brown $432.00
Luxurious leather backpack with roll down opening, exterior zipper pocket, brass hardware, off white webbing shoulder straps trimmed in leather. Can accommodate up to a 17" Macbook
21" H x 9" W x 7"D
TM 1985 Roll top backpack in Green and black $336.00
Waxed canvas with leather detailing, cotton webbing with leather trim shoulder straps and brass hardware through out. Can accommodate up to a 17" Macbook
21" H x 9" W x 7"D
Detail of main compartment opening
TM 1985 iPad case $96.00
Keep your iPad safe and chic in either an oil cloth ( left ) or waxed canvas (right) case. Simple leather closure makes for secure and quick access to your machine.
Measures 10" H x 8"W
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We are going to learn about digraphs this last 4 weeks of school. This week was ch. We read Chicka Chicka Boom Boom and created a tree with the letters on it. We made a chart of ch words.
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oversharing, David Arquette has apparently been busy developing a game show titled Ranking the Stars that reminds me a lot of something the Big Brother houseguests would play in a Head of Household competition.
When he's notAs part of the show, a group of celebs (I'm guessing the term is used loosely…) panelists will be "forced to admit whether they think they'd be more or less prone to do something embarrassing — such as secretly informing the paparazzi on their whereabouts or making a sex tape — than the celeb sitting next to them," according to Variety.
The actual premise of the show interested me much less, however, than the show's intention to create "themed" panels that would bring together panelists that have "pre-existing relationships — such as former sitcom castmates or the Kardashian family." Lord TV, you are too good to me. Imagine the possibilities!
Personally, I'd tune in to see the cast of Saved by the Bell — as long as Dustin Diamond was there; otherwise, they might actually be nice to each other, and there's no fun in that. Also, I'd really like to see the casts ponder some of the burning questions I've carried for years, like who they think is most likely to get hooked on caffeine pills in real life?
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The Old Mutual Two Oceans Marathon doesn't just provide a great day out for runners. The event is also a fantastic way to give something back to the community.
The Two Oceans Marathon Initiative (TOMI) was launched for the 2012 event and replaces all previous charities. TOMI is our fund raising initiative that will provide much needed funding for select groups of charities that meet our various criteria.
We'd really like to spread the love and feel that having a group of charities that benefit from our event is the way forward. Our priorities lie with ensuring that the education and sporting needs of children are met, education facilities are provided and upgraded, and environmental issues involving our parks, flora and fauna, as well as animals both on land and in the water, are included.
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From Chalkley's Augusta County, Virginia Court Records: Page 500 - - 31st March, Ano Domino, 1772. Jane Patterson's will, formerly wife of John Patterson - - To son, William Patterson; to son, James Patterson's son John; to daughter, Elizabeth; to daughter, Mary; to son, Robert's daughter Jean; to son, James' daughter Jean; to daughter, Janet. Son-in-law Thomas Dixon and son James to make division. Executors, son James and son-in-law Thomas Dixon. Teste: James Gamel, Robert Gamel. Proved, 19th May, 1772, by the witnesses. Thos. Dixon refuses to execute. James qualifies (his mark) with Thomas Patterson, Alex. Thompson. |


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"For the kingdom of God is not meat and drink; but righteousness, and peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost" (Romans 14:17).
When jewelers want to show the exquisite beauty of a diamond, they always set it upon black velvet under bright lights. That way, the only thing that can capture and refract the light will be the jewel, making it appear in its fullest luster. I will attempt to do a similar thing right now as it pertains to the Kingdom of God. I want to illustrate it by way of contrast.
In "The Mist" (a movie based on the novel by Stephen King), a thick unnatural fog rapidly spreads across the small town of Bridgton the morning after a violent thunderstorm. With visibility reduced to near-zero, no one can see that the mist is concealing numerous species of bizarre, otherworldly creatures which viciously attack any human who ventures out into the open.
In a weird plot twist the story goes suddenly religious when Mrs. Carmody announces that the only way to appease the darkness and stop the power of evil is by human sacrifice.
OK….so, that's the black velvet upon which I now contrast a most exquisite and resplendent crown jewel — the Kingdom of God.
The Kingdom is the exact opposite of the Mist, with one exception. Both are pervasive, and carry within themselves something that is otherworldly. In the case of the Mist, it was horror and death brought about by hideous creatures. In the case of the Kingdom, it is righteousness, peace, and joy — brought about by the Holy Spirit working in our lives.
Also, the mist was a concealing force, while the Kingdom brings full clarity of all things.
The Kingdom is the royal, ruling power of God present now in our world; pervading all things with its redeeming influence; healing and transforming lives, homes and communities. And everything goes according to God's plan, as long as man doesn't try and make it become a religious thing. That's when the monsters appear.
Paul writes, "The kingdom of God is not meat and drink," meaning that God never intended for us to sit in judgement against others over matters of eating and drinking, or going to church on Sunday, or a host of other things all designed to divide us from one another.
Jesus brought the royal, ruling power of God into our world to make things right, not religious. Righteousness means set right with God and man. The immediate result of righteousness is always peace, for we are no longer striving to control one another into doing something the way we suppose it should be done. And the result of peace, is always joy — the happiness of healed relationships.
Turn away from the unholy Mist, and live your life in the pervasive presence of the Holy Spirit — for He is the one who produces the work of the royal, ruling power of God in our lives…..and through our lives for others.
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Massachusetts State Senator Stephen Brewer of Barre, MA has introduced S.655, a bill in the Massachusetts Senate in Boston January 2011. This humane bill will ban horse slaughter for human consumption in the state. State residents are urged to contact their Representatives and Senators on Beacon Hill and request of them that they support S.655 both in committee hearings and when a floor vote occurs. Animal Law Coalition's website has further info and talking points for the bill. Please note that the bill's cosponsor deadline has passed, but your help is needed so that YOUR Beacon Hill Representative and Senator vore for this humane bill. Find your Massachusetts State Senator and Representative at: http://www.malegislature.gov/People/FindMyLegislator For more info and to see the bill's language, see the next link and scroll down there to "attachment". Go to: http://www.animallawcoalition.com/horse-slaughter/article/1519 Please actively support this humane bill on Beacon Hill.
How to lobby elected officials . . . a guide for equine welfare groups and individuals Provided by the American Horse Defense Fund http://www.ahdf.org/Downloads/LobbyGuideforAHDF.pdf Alternatives to auction and horse slaughter http://www.aspca.org/fight-animal-cruelty/equine-cruelty/auctions-and-slaughter.aspx Protecting your horse from slaughter, or, Saving Montana: The international effort to save a pet horse from slaughter http://www.justsaywhoa.org/news/Vacca.asp Horse slaughter prevention http://awionline.org/ht/d/sp/i/11222/pid/11222 FAQ's on horse slaughter http://www.awionline.org/ht/d/sp/i/12919/pid/12919 Undercover Investigation Underscores USDA - Documented Brutality scroll down to "Press releases" at http://www.animals-angels.org/Press,1021,l12913.html CBC probe raises questions about horse slaughtering http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2008/06/10/horses-slaughter.html FROM A CONCERNED INDIVIDUAL: Sugarcreek Auction, 10/17/08 http://www.ahdf.org/pdf/2008/SugarcreekAuction-FromAConcernedIndivdual2008.pdf US Government Accountability Office: Testimony on Humane Methods of Handling and Slaughter http://www.ahdf.org/pdf/2008/d08686t.pdf New EU rules may end slaughter of American Horses (Update: Sadly, drug residues in US horses appear to be of little concern to European diners) http://www.ahdf.org/pdf/2009/PR-IssuedOnNewEURules2009.pdf


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William Godwin was an English journalist, political philosopher and novelist. He is considered one of the first exponents of utilitarianism, and one of the first modern proponents of philosophical anarchism. Godwin is most famous for two books that he published within the space of a year: An Enquiry Concerning Political Justice, an attack on political institutions, and Things as They Are or The Adventures of Caleb Williams, which attacks aristocratic privilege, but also is virtually the first mystery novel. Based on the success of both, Godwin featured prominently in the radical circles of London in the 1790s. In the ensuing conservative reaction to British radicalism, Godwin was attacked, in part because of his marriage to the pioneering feminist writer Mary Wollstonecraft in 1797 and his candid biography of her after her death; their child, Mary Godwin would go on to author Frankenstein and marry the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley. Godwin wrote prolifically in the genres of novels, history and demography throughout his life time. With his second wife, Mary Jane Clairmont, he wrote children's primers on Biblical and classical history, which he published along with such works as Charles and Mary Lamb's Tales from Shakespeare. He also has had considerable influence on British literature and literary culture.
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"God himself has no right to be a tyrant."
William Godwin
"The real or supposed rights of man are of two kinds, active and passive; the right in certain cases to do as we list; and the right we possess to the forbearance or assistance of other men."
"He has no right to his life when his duty calls him to resign it. Other men are bound... to deprive him of life or liberty, if that should appear in any case to be indispensably necessary to prevent a greater evil."
"Revolution is engendered by an indignation with tyranny, yet is itself pregnant with tyranny."
"Obey; this may be right; but beware of reverence. Government is nothing but regulated force; force is its appropriate claim upon your attention. It is the business of individuals to persuade; the tendency of concentrated strength, is only to give consistency and permanence to an influence more compendious than persuasion."
"Above all we should not forget that government is an evil, a usurpation upon the private judgement and individual conscience of mankind."
"Once annihilate the quackery of government, and the most homebred understanding might be strong enough to detect the artifices of the state juggler that would mislead him."
"Make men wise, and by that very operation you make them free. Civil liberty follows as a consequence of this; no usurped power can stand against the artillery of opinion."
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Thursday, March 16, 2006
Recommend movies to me
I'm going to hang out with Lester this weekend and do yoga. I will also rent some movies. Ye who read this blog care more about movies than me, so what do you suggest I rent? Keep in mind I've seen almost nothing, so it 1) needn't be current but 2) can't be too obscure--I have only Blockbuster to rely on.
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"In America" was really good. It's about two years old, I saw it a couple of weeks ago. Ah, Lorraine, I'm so sad right now; I'm in Pgh, we're putting my older dog to sleep this afternoon. My mother's been crying all day.
- Alp said...
Did you watch '' Life is beautiful '' ? It's telling about the jewish genocide which was occured in Germany. I think that it's the most wonderful movie ,of course, after Titanic ;)
- tmorange said...
bela tarr's "werckmeister harmonies" -- a slow but beautiful morality play slash allegory about social political and spiritual repression! i wrote about it a while back. best movie ever.
p.s. word verification for this comment: "gohbi" which is a little too like "gobi" as in aloo gobi (indian potatos and cauliflower) and also a little too like like "ghoti" which was i think samuel jonhson's way of pointing out how screwed up english spelling and pronounciation are (you could spell "fish" with "gh" as in "enough" and i don't remember an example of "o" being pronounced like "i" and then "ti" as in "motion"). - 3/22/2006 01:59:00 PM


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LaRousse's Plusle (Movie VS Pack 4)
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Lure: | Aglia & Dressed Aglia |
Size: | #3 |
Color: | Brown Trout |
Angler Information
Angler: | Ted Najzer |
From: | Portage |
Country: | United States |
My Story
I saw this fish sitting in shallow water. As soon as she saw me she ran upstream into a small logjam hole. So I gave up and headed upstream to other areas. On my way back downstream, I did not see her in the spot she was in. So I knew she was still in the logjam hole. So I took a cast in the logs and she came out and nailed my Mepps! I had to jump down into this hole in the middle of the logs in order to land her. But it was worth it!
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Caught at: | Secret River |
State: | Indiana |
Country: | United States |
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Cuisine is French for kitchen, but means cooking, just as toilette is French for 'toilet', but means public convenience, and je ne sais quoi is French for 'I don't know, what is it?', but actually means kangaroo.
British cooking has changed a great deal over the last few decades. These days it is no longer considered acceptable to serve your dinner party guests a potato and some charred roadkill. As people become more interested in quality food, good nourishment and Nigella Lawson, everyone wants to develop their skills as a chief (which is French for chef). As a result, the recipe book industry is now worth literally hundreds of pounds, and not a Christmas goes by without someone buying such a book as a gift for a distant relative who they don't really know, or as an office colleague's 'Secret Santa'.
There is also a huge retail sector devoted to providing the budding chef with a variety of useful kitchen implements, at which the chef will marvel how he or she previously managed without. There are few modern kitchens that are not equipped with implements like the cheese timer, the beanometer, or the garlic laser, nor indeed specialised dining equipment like the carrot spoon, the gravy flute and the new 'Theatre of Grapes' (TM).
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