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I know there are a lot of things go through my mind. Some of the things I really can't stop thinking about: when Captain Cook came and landed and called it a new country in British justice or whatever you want to call it. Captain Cook made a map of our coastline. They even buggered that up, they did. They thought Tasmania was joined up to Australia, but it wasn't. They came here with a lot of stuff and they went around to a lot of other countries and that, discovering new lands as well. But I can't help thinking about when they landed here: what it would be like if the native people did start to spear them, frighten them and kill them all.
I wonder how this country would look now. Would we still be living in the bush – no fences, no cities and no pollution – everything the way it was before they came here? The air sweet and beautiful. The animals now extinct, they'd be around as well. But you know we can't bring them back, and you can't change the past, as the saying goes. But they did land here and Captain Cook and his men done things I don't think they even put in their diaries or their catalogues, or whatever you want to call it. Like it show in these four or five paintings. The first one shows where the black man killed Captain Cook, but you know it didn't happen that way at all.
Then I think it was another hundred years after that they come here and settled down in this country. They came here and done a lot of bad things, destroying, clearing the land. You really can't stop thinking about these things. But the Aboriginal people, I can't think of the tribal name, but they fought back, but the white man would win anyway with cannons and rifles and that. They came along and took over the land and pushed us off.
It's funny things never seem to work out. I mean, you look at the country now. It's a fair bit of a mess now already, with all these factories digging up the earth, people destroying a lot of things. If you know in your mind or heart, you know what I'm tryin' to get across. This is my opinion anyway.
It's really up to each of us to make up our own minds what is right and what is wrong. You know this land was ours, but it's yours now. But there's still a lot of people out there fightin' for us so that we can get it back one day, maybe in one lifetime.
I sometimes look out my window. Look at the world, what it is. Some of the countries are worse than ours but don't forget that one day we'll be where they are and they are still going to be ten times worse than us. People have got to stop and think, not only here but overseas; America, Japan, Europe, Ireland, everybody's destroying everything. Money's the going thing.
A lot of rain forests in other countries are being destroyed. I watch a lot of documentaries and shows on animals and stuff. You see how big a country is, you see some of the rainforests just like little dots because that's all it is, just dots on the map. Some of these places have thousands of different types of animals living in the rainforests. That's the only place they can survive, in the rainforest. But we've gotten off the track so we've got to get back on the track. As it shows in this painting.
So you know before you do anything, judge anybody, you should really stop and think. I know it might be a bit too late for us now but it's never too late to do anything. I know that there's people who go around Australia and try to clean everything up, clean up a lot of mess that a lot of people chuck away. I reckon they could do a lot more.
We should live as one, on country, not connected to another country. So we talk about war and stuff, but my people were soldiers. They fought. They didn't run with their tails between their legs. We've got to put things aside and try to come up with something. It's got to work for us and work for you as well. I know that everybody is supposed to be treated as equal, but that don't seem to work either.
A lot of people do see people and accept them for what they are and who they are. Others feel they don't' mind talking to you or maybe be your friend, but they don't want you to be in their families because you might be Greek or Chinese. So there's a lot of things wrong in this country and there's still going to be a lot more things wrong because we haven't got the time or the patience to understand these things.
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Here are two works of art, that I think explain very clearly the second ammendment.
In the first, it shows the good guys on the left. The armed militia (people)defending itself from a standing army of a government.
The second , I beleive is very interesting.
It shows a "special" Militia. Those militia members were called Klansmen. They are all armed... It aslo shows a group of Blacks on the right. They are armed also.
In between them is a constable of the law, trying to keep peace. Once he leaves,,the Blacks become vunerable to hate. Without weapons, guns ,(look closely) Bayonetts in theis case,, they would be most definiatly violated.
The second ammendment guarentees us ALLLLL to the right to keep and bear arms. Not just "special", "approved", or "typed".


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Shares of Nokia (NOK) are down following a Q2 report this morning that included lower-than-expected revenue, but a break-even profit line where the Street had expected a loss.
The stock gets one downgrade so far today, from Needham & Co.'s Charlie Wolf, who cut his rating on the shares to Hold from Buy, writing that "We were too early, if not wrong on our Nokia upgrade."
Wolf cut his estimate this year to €25.39 billion in revenue from a prior €30.41 billion previously, and cut his EPS estimate to 11 cents from 30 cents. For next year, he sees €29.08 billion and 25 cents a share, down from his prior €35.93 billion and 50 cents.
The results were "disappointing on virtually every dimension," he writes, and the decline in sales in the company's "devices and services" division, which sells the "Lumia" line of smartphones running Microsoft's (MSFT) Windows Phone operating system, is enough to "raise the larger question whether consumers are even interested in a viable third platform in the smartphone market."
Lumia sales rose 32% from the prior quarter, he notes, to 7.4 million units, but average selling price declined 18% to €157, "suggesting that lower priced Lumia represented the bulk of smartphone sales."
In our opinion, it was Nokia's mobile phone business that was the real disappointment. Unit sales had decline 21% year-over-year in the first quarter as Nokia lost out to aggressively priced Android phones. We thought this trend would reverse in the second quarter as Nokia introduced high performance feature phones targeting emerging markets. But it did not. Mobile phone unit sales fell 27% year-over-year and 3% sequentially to 54 million units. As disturbing, the average selling price declined by over 10% sequentially.
Microsoft's software has not helped Nokia, contrary to his expectations, and he thinks the partners are approaching a "now or never" moment in their efforts:
The argument has been made ad nauseam that carriers would like to see a third major smartphone platform emerge to compete with the iPhone and Android. However, Nokia's second quarter results raise the possibility that consumers are content with just two platforms. If so, this does not speak well for the Microsoft/Nokia duo going forward. It appears that the market is reaching the now-or-never moment for the Windows 8/Nokia duo. We expect Microsoft to throw enormous resources behind Windows 8 to prevent its demise. But with a single digit market share, the challenge will be enormous. We thought the "Modern" (Metro) user interface, featuring live, continually updated information relevant to a user might turn the trick. The reality is that so far, Windows 8 has been a bust despite the advertising Microsoft has thrown behind it and that the Modern user interface is not a must-have feature in the smartphone market. In other words, it suggests that we misjudged the enthusiasm of smartphone owners to the Modern interface. The failure of Windows 8 to gain meaningful traction also suggests that smartphone buyers are content to choose between high-end iPhones and Android smartphones in mature markets and between Android and feature phones in emerging markets.
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"All those things bother me: The populism, the lying and the scapegoating and the xenophobia bother me, but then theres a layer of incompetence here. I suppose, in a way, we should be thankful: If he had a coherent ideology, hed probably be more dangerous." P J O'Rourke
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President Barack Obama will look to rally support for his agenda focused on economic mobility and income inequality during Tuesday's State of the Union address in the face of a sharply divided Congress and with little public confidence in his ability to make the right decisions about the country's future. PBS NewsHour will provide live coverage of President Obama's 2014 State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress, along with the Republican response and analysis.
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Monday, September 07, 2009
Who, where and what is the real danger for pedestrians in Darlo?
"There have been six incidents involving pedestrians either on the ring road or in the town centre." Now you are waiting for a report about rowdies on bikes injuring innocent pedestrians:
"One incident was with a HGV (Heavy Goods Vehicle), two with a car and three with buses. Two of the casualties were classed as serious."
So we know now that there were at least two serious accidents in the summer 2009 involving motorised traffic injuring pedestrians. But then the report continues with its real subject, i.e. reported incidents with bicycles:
"During the period 1st June to 31st July there were two emails recorded regarding people on bikes in the town centre. One comment gave information about a report from a member of the public regarding youths sitting on bikes blocking the pavement on Tubwell Row near the Nags Head pub. The second email was regarding young people doing 'wheelies' on High Row. A phone call was also recorded regarding an incident that had occurred in Northgate Subway when a cyclist, carrying a stick, almost hit someone. Nobody was hurt in the incident and the caller did not leave contact details or a time and date for the incident."
So there we have it. A few lads sitting on a wide pavement with their bikes requires the attentions of a council committee. Six accidents with cars and HGVs, two classed as serious? Well, that's the natural way of things, is it not? Clearly, however, wasting council time is not enough. More must be done to stamp out this appalling behaviour (by youths on bikes, not accident-causing motorists).
Luckily there is a Code of Conduct for Cyclists in Darlington printed on glossy paper: "The Neighbourhood Policing Team", says the committee's report, "have taken a supply of the Code of Coduct leaflet to give out in schools. The leaflet will be used as part of a schools education programme to teach children about responsible cycling."
Perhaps most pupils would rather see a Code of Conduct for Darlingtonian Car Drivers that reminds them of their responsibility (and the Highway Code) and is handed out to any driver parking around the town centre with the parking ticket.
4 comments:
- Paul Simms said...
Unfortunately, people on bikes are classed as cyclists, be they good or bad. However, the council's view that cyclists are a problem, when the fact the vehicle/pedestrian accident figures show the real danger just indicates that, as cycling activists in Darlington, you've got your work cut out.
Good luck though, from an ex-Bedale resident.
- 8:23 pm, September 07, 2009
- wuppidoc said...
You are right Paul, there is still a lot to do, thanks for your sympathy.
- 4:50 pm, September 09, 2009
- Andy in Germany said...
Oh, dear. "We've made our minds up, don't bother us with facts" especially when this allows us to have a go at a small group that can't fight back, instead of dealing with a potentially more difficult and expensive problem involving a larger group with political clout.
- 2:24 pm, October 01, 2009
- wuppidoc said...
Quite. But in this case it seems to be wasting money on minor issues instead of looking at the core problem: motorised traffic
- 2:41 pm, October 01, 2009


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Family: Threskiornithidae, Ibises and Spoonbills view all from this family
Description ADULT BREEDING Has mainly maroon plumage with green sheen on wing coverts and lower back. Bill is grayish and beady red eyes and red facial skin have a white border. Legs are pinkish red. ADULT NONBREEDING Similar, but duller. JUVENILE Similar to adult, but duller; facial markings are absent until first spring.
Dimensions Length: 22-25" (56-64 cm); Wngspn: 3' 1" (94 cm)
Habitat Locally common resident of Gulf coast wetlands.
Observation Tips Easy to see, but separation from Glossy Ibis can be tricky.
Range Southwest, Plains, Eastern Canada, Southeast, Rocky Mountains, Northwest, California, Texas
Voice Utters a huerr-huerr-huerr call.
Discussion Similar to Glossy Ibis and ranges overlap in Louisiana and Texas. Breeding adult is fairly easy to separate from Glossy: facial skin is red (not dark), surrounding white border is more striking, and legs are brighter red. In other plumages, specific identification is a challenge: White-faced has a reddish (not brown) eye, retains pinkish face (dark in Glossy), but loses white border (retained in nonbreeding Glossy). Sexes are similar.


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how long have you been hunting out there. Can you give info on local hunting areas. Thanks.
For people who are looking to make a trip this fall, here are a couple tips from someone who grew up in North Dakota
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"Dinner at J. Alexander's in nearby Troy is a treat my family enjoys regularly, and there's one thing we always order: the chicken soup. says Katie Randlett of Wixom, Michigan."Although it sounds ordinary, this version definitely isn't — it has a rich, creamy texture, and it's full of goodies like pasta, sugar snap peas and carrots."
Sugar snap peas add crunch to this comforting soup. The restaurant uses penne pasta, but macaroni would also work well.
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Delicious. Not at all bland. Creamy, savory, and flavorful. I love spicy food, but not everything has to be spicy. Made as written except substituted snow peas, which worked fine. Added a little extra lemon juice at the table. Excellent way to use leftover roast chicken.
This was great the first day. Just ok the day after so I recommend eating and serving immediately.. no left overs.
This is a great recipe to build off of. For my version, I added 3 inches of ginger, 4 cloves of garlic, edamame, a dash of mild curry powder and paprika to give it a little kick. And I used boneless thighs instead of breasts which ended up being very juicy and flavourful cooked in the soup. My boyfriend who just came down with a cold is loving it - and I feel much safer from the cold having had some. :)
Standard fare with great depth and rich flavor. If you are new to soup stick with the recipe provided, but if you know what you like go bananas and mix things up. I kept it simple by adding cayenne pepper, garlic, and omitting the snap pea (out of season). I wish I added the lemon juice which would have brightened the whole thing up.
Feel free to tweak this soup as you need. It's very flexible. I've made this a few times before and this time I doubled the mushrooms, added leeks and spinach, and swapped a cup of uncooked rice for the pasta. (let it cook for about five minutes and then cover, turn the heat off and let it stand till the rice is done) Don't omit the lemon juice or the half/half cuz they really work nice! I've both followed the recipe strictly and made substitutions and it always comes out good. Like with any soup, taste it and tweak it... Then enjoy!
Used boneless, skinless breasts - sliced into pieces and sauteed first in EVOO, S&P. Then added onion, one clove minced garlic, 3 grated carrots, zucchini. (Didn't have shrooms or celery). After that done, added baby corn pieces and edamame beans (shelled). Added celery salt and used one container 900 ml of unsalted chick broth and approx 400ml of reduced sodium chick broth. Used 1 cup 2% milk instead of half/half. Excellent flavour of veg came through, though it was bland, but a great base to build from. Preferred without lemon. I added freshly ground reggiano/parm to the pot and served on the side to add to taste - amazing addition. Used leftover fettucine noodles and cooked tubetti, reheated both quickly by immersing sieve containing pasta in boiling water, put noodles in bowl first then added soup over top - thus leftovers have no pasta. Next time more garlic, fresh basil leaves, perhaps grand padano grate on top.
Very good soup! Made for my 2 boys that are sick and enjoyed it very much. I omitted the muchrooms, used whole milk, put a bay leaf in while simmering, used rotini, added 1 sliced garlic clove. I initially put in 2 T of lemon juice and it was so good, I put in the third T. Mistake! Too lemony! So I added 1 T sherry to the mix. It was perfect!
This soup is great! I have three young kids and one is extremely picky. My whole family will eat this soup and the picky one asked for seconds with "lots of chicken and snap peas". I was shocked! I have made this twice in two weeks and we loved it more the second time. I made a couple changes - 1) I seasoned the raw chicken with salt and pepper and sauteed it in olive oil before I added it to the soup (drippings and all). 2) I simmered the soup for a bit before I added the cream and parsley and 3) I used ditalini pasta instead of penne. Overall this soup is yummy and comforting - just what we need on a cold Chicago day!
Really wonderful soup. I saw some comments that it could come out bland, so I added oregano, garlic, and tarragon, and browned the chicken before adding. The tarragon really rounded out the lemon and cream. Served with buttermilk biscuits and it made a great winter dinner.
I LOVE this recipe. It does require quite a bit of salt, but the end result is delicious and makes great leftovers. I love the crunch of the snap peas. Don't leave those out! I know other reviewers say this is bland, but it's a creamy soup, add some salt and it's perfect.


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Any experience on keeping Rock bass?
I caught a rock bass (Ambloplities rubestris)while out searching the weeds along my local river.My intent was to catch a young bowfin,but in the net was a one inch long goggler.Has anyone keep this fish in a large community aquaria?Say,in with central american cichlids,large syno catfish,large barbs?
The biggest problem with housing them with tropicals is the temperature. Rock bass do best in cool water. When keeping fish like rock bass in warmer tanks, they tend to expire relatively quickly. The shallows where you caught the fish may be warm this time of year, but there is thermal refuge that the fish can return to just a few inches deeper. Plus think about how cold that water is in the fall, winter and spring. I would suggest you keep this guy in a separate tank.
Another issue is feeding them. They tend to be a pick pickier than their Lepomis sunfish cousins. Try feeding high protein, meaty foods (slivers of fish, earthworms, market shrimp). If you can get it to eat this, maybe you can start training it on a high quality pellet (but sometimes that never happens). I kept one from the time it was 2'' til it was nearly 3''. The problem was that they are very shy and could not compete for food with the other tankmates (redbreast sunfish and spotfin shiners). Eventually it never left cover, and the redbreast killed him when it reached sexual maturity and started defending a nest.
So, make sure it stays cool, and can get enough food to eat. Also, consider the fish's higher metabolism in warm water - it will need to eat a ton in order to not wither away.Support your local ichthyofauna - buy a fishing license!
They do keep fairly well in the freezer (once big enough) until its time to pan sear them.Someday, when I have all the fish tanks I want, I hope to be featured on an episode of animal hoarders.
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I have had a warmouth for about six months...they are very similar to a rockbass...he is about 3 inches and is with about a dozen other bluegills and sunfish and crappies all a lot bigger than him and he comes out and competes for food...when they get big though rock bass tend to ne very aggressive.


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The discussion, "Binghamton University: Making a Difference in Our Community," will focus on the new Center for Civic Engagement (CCE). CCE works with communities on and beyond Binghamton University's campus to provide a variety of rewarding and meaningful opportunities to students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members. CCE supports the attainment of academic, personal and professional growth through civic engagement to develop active and engaged citizens. For more information about the CCE, visit: www.binghamton.edu/cce.
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Marjorie Cohn is a former president of the National Lawyers Guild and a professor at Thomas Jefferson School of Law, where she teaches criminal law and procedure, evidence, and international human rights law. She lectures throughout the world on human rights and US foreign policy.
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The silver lining proved yet again hard to find today as Wal-Mart's profit outlook disappointed and the euro-zone economy fell into recession.
Shares of Wal-Mart dropped, last down 3.7 per cent, after the retail giant predicted fourth-quarter profit that missed the mark.
"Current macroeconomic conditions continue to pressure our customers," Charles Holley, Wal-Mart's executive vice president and chief financial officer, said in a statement.
There was plenty of evidence of that pressure, exacerbated by the effects of Hurricane Sandy. Applications for unemployment benefits jumped more than expected, rising 78,000 to 439,000 in the week ended November 10, according to Labor Department data.
A worrying sign indeed. "We will likely see a step back in job growth," Ryan Sweet, senior economist at Moody's Analytics in West Chester, Pennsylvania, told Reuters.
Separately, data from the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank and the New York Federal Reserve Bank showed that indexes of manufacturing shrank in those regions this month.
The latest data only add to the need for President Barack Obama and lawmakers to find a way to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff, a mix of tax increases and spending cuts that will kick in automatically on January 1 and risk hampering the already-fragile economy.
In afternoon trading in New York, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 0.38 per cent, while the Standard & Poor's 500 and the Nasdaq Composite Index each shed 0.48 per cent.
In Europe, the Stoxx 600 Index ended the day with a 1 per cent slide from the previous close. The FTSE 100 and Germany's DAX each dropped 0.8 per cent. France's CAC 40 shed 0.5 per cent.
There was more bad news for the euro zone economy. The latest data showed that the region's gross domestic product dropped 0.1 per cent in the quarter, after a 0.2 per cent decline in the second quarter.
A Reuters poll of more than 70 economists predicted the bloc's new recession will extend until the end of the year and 2013 promises little better than stagnation. Conducted before Thursday's data were released, the consensus was for a 2012 contraction of 0.5 per cent and only 0.1 per cent growth next year.
"The euro zone as a whole has slipped back into recession," Nicholas Spiro, managing director of Spiro Sovereign Strategy in London, wrote in an email to Bloomberg News.
"Europe's economic downturn has not only deepened, it has also broadened with the core of the euro zone now much more affected. The bleak economic data out of Europe will further undermine sentiment," according to Spiro.
In other news, BP said it reached a settlement with the US government to pay US$4.5 billion in penalties, settling all criminal charges and resolving securities claims relating to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.


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Sling - instructions
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Always check the person's skin color and pulse (circulation) after the injured body part has been splinted. Loosen the splint and bandage if:
Injuries to nerves or blood vessels often occur with an arm injury. The health care provider should check circulation, movement, and feeling in the injured area often.
The purpose of a splint is to prevent movement of the broken or dislocated bone. Splints reduce pain, and help prevent further damage to muscles, nerves, and blood vessels. Splinting also reduces the risk of opening a closed injury.
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David Hollinger, the Chancellors Professor of History at the University of California-Berkeley, will deliver a lecture on "The Missionary Past, the Human Rights Present and the Ethics of Solidarity" at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 20, in 101 McCormick.
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I have GSPs that I duck & goose hunt with as well as hunt all kinds of upland birds. I came to this forum to learn how the retrieve guys train their dogs to do blinds, etc. I have never really trained much for that, and I have a couple of 4 month old pups that I would like to take to the next level. I have lurked on this forum for a while, and read information provided by experienced trainers, but I though I would at least wait until I could post something useful before I jumped in to talk about training.
I guess the post with Vaknins comments just got the best of me.
I watched about 2 minutes of Comrade Obama's speech while flipping from the Spurs game to another one.
I've never seen Comrade Speaker Pelosi so giddy. I wonder if she wet herself. I bet her muscles ache this morning because she stood up to applaud something the President said at least 100 times.
One of these days I hope somebody unplugs Obama's teleprompter. What would he be without one? Answer...clueless.
It goes something like this:
- Someone copies and pastes something they read online, or that was forwarded to them in an email. It is often along the lines of 'Obama hates America', or 'Obama is a Muslim', blah blah blah.
- You respond pointing out the factual errrors in their arguments.
- Someone responds demanding to know who the hell you are, how many MH titles you have, which training guru you worship, and what are your qualifications for posting on this site.
- Few more posts back and forth. As you question their arguments, they will focus more and more on YOU, rather than the merits of the copy and pasted article that started the thread.
- Eventually, someone will call you a 'little bitch', or a 'Piece of Sh*t', or something along those lines.
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There is some great dog advice here. There are also some lively political discussions with some folks who have strong convictions and can articulate them. But you'll also get plenty of name calling, and strong interest to know everything about you if you poke your head up and speak out against the extreme right wing element that makes the POTUS thread their home.
Instead of Comrade Obama, why don't the networks just replay a few of Uncle Joe Stalin's speeches? It would be the same BS, full of sound and fury signifying nothing.
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What else would you expect from such a fraud. Don't forget, this junior Senator did NOTHING while serving in the Senate (key word; serve) other than to run for President. He is a product of the left machine to put their boy in office (real men stand for something). It was a good calculation on their part figuring he would get the vote from Hispanics(Dems will declare amnisty for illegals opening a flood gate for more illegals), Blacks(more affirmative action, look at who is our Attnorney General and huge social programs) and the gullible white vote(those that feel guilty about the successes our country has had in the past). Look at their aganda so far, first they want to wreck this country finanacially with huge social spending bills all the while telling the public lies. Then they will destroy what we have left of our free enterprise system and then weaking the military will be next.
We can't afford 4 years of Obomo! I'm not convinced there will be a voter revolution in 2 years because free enterprise and beleivers in the American Way are now the voting minority.
WE HAVE BEEN SOLD OUT BY BOTH PARTIES but, it is the Dems that hate America the most and wanted it changed.
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For myself, I agree with Romney's campaign that debates these days are almost exclusively about moments and the storyline that eventually emerges from them. Whether practiced "zingers" does the trick or not is another matter, but the substance of the issues certainly takes a backseat to sighs or jacket bulges or gaffes or the multitude of body language garbage (or Joe the Plumber, which truly ranks as a low moment in presidential debate history, imo).
But those depressing realities aside, it should be interesting to watch. Obama is easily annoyed and greatly dislikes debating and Romney is pretty much the same, only with a more uncomfortably forced smile and more stammering.
I'll be watching the debate and post debate discussion on CNN. To those of you watching on MSNBC and Fox News... would you mind posting a summary of their post debate analysis? It would help getting a head start on how this will play out over the next few days.


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Maybe they should get Burton to direct?
Then it could star Jonny Depp and Pee Wee Herman!
Maybe they should get Burton to direct?
Then it could star Jonny Depp and Pee Wee Herman!
That's my jacket!
I'd have to burst New Lines bubble, but a movie of "The hobbit" without the support of PJ and his people, will bomb, hard. MGM has stated that they want PJ on the project and since both MGM and New Line are involved in this discussion, this is far from over. With PJ, you'll get same love and respect of the material and not to mention that you have a better chance of McKellan and Holm to come back and reprise their characters. Banishing PJ would be one assinine mistake. So, yeah, this probably has no end in sight, sadly.
"Woke up at 9.55am. Soon as I woke up, I looked at Suzanne and she looked at me. I said, 'Did I tell you about the immune system?' Suzanne starting laughing, I said, 'it's amazing.' She said, 'Not now.'"
The Hobbit kind of needs to be made soon if they plan to use Ian McKellan and Ian Holm, otherwise they are going to look too old compared to how they appeared at the beginning of Fellowship.
So if this gets delayed too long, then they'll have to start looking for new actors. Plus I think the two Ian's (not to mention Andy Serkis) would be more loyal to Peter Jackson than some New Line executive, so they would likely bow out of the project if Jackson gets banned.
Didn't Jackson also help create WETA? So would they be out of the project too?
Civilized men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split. - Robert E. Howard
I dont know. Looks like PJ might be a one-film-wonder.
"Maybe I can help you. I am Boba Fett. The ship you seek is nearby." -Boba Fett
I wasn't really all that thrilled with King Kong, although my brother things it's just one of the best movies ever. He's thinks Peter Jackson could become the next George Lucas. I just say, "Let's hope not!" I like Peter Jackson too much to wish that upon him.
Civilized men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split. - Robert E. Howard
I think Peter Jackson is already the next George Lucas.
He has one incredible trilogy under his belt. And he's surrounded himself by sycophants and yes-men. Look at King Kong. It wasn't bad, but it needed some serious editing--maybe as much as a half hour. And, yet, no one seems to have said, "Uh, Peter, maybe releasing a longer version isn't a good idea."
If the circumstances surrounding King Kong and the extended cut of King Kong don't scream "Star Wars Prequels!" then I don't know what does.
That's my jacket!
Well, for one thing though. If George Lucas would have done three hour episodes of the Prequels, we wouldn't have this shortage of characters to make action figures out of. We wouldn't have to make up one more clone from the Umpteenth Battalion
"Ohh, maxi big da fish! Well dat smells stinkowiff"
"No time to discuss this as a supercommittee.... I am not a supercommittee!"
I concur with this statement totally. You took the words right off my keyboard. It was way too long, needed to be edited down by at least 30-45 minutes. What hey should have done was cut a bunch of s**t out and put in some other stuff if you wanted a 3 hour movie. I still wanna know how they got his fat a55 on the boat?
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I couldn't really figure out what was up with the visual effects either. Were they supposed to look like crap? Was that an artistic choice? I'm talking mainly about the dinosaur stampede scene, it was comically bad.
So I was less than impressed with King Kong. Some great action sequences and some memorable scenes, not much of a story though.
Unfortunately, it seems that when directors experience a certain amount of success, they tend to just indulge their whims without really considering if it is a good idea.
Civilized men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split. - Robert E. Howard
I still like the 1976 version of King Kong.


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By Bobby Harrison/NEMS Daily Journal Jackson Bureau
JACKSON – Mississippi Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney said a blueprint for the state's health insurance exchange will be submitted to federal officials – as mandated by the controversial Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act – in the coming days.
Chaney said the blueprint is complete, but he is waiting on submitting it to federal officials until he has a chance to present it to Gov. Phil Bryant, who has been a fierce opponent of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
But Chaney said, "As the elected commissioner of insurance, I can submit the blueprint without the governor's approval."
Under the federal law, next Friday was supposed to be the deadline for states to submit a plan to the Department of Health and Human Services, but the Obama administration has extended the deadline to Dec. 14. The federal government will run the exchange for states that do not develop their own.
A health insurance exchange will allow people to shop for health insurance coverage. Presumably, insurance rates would be cheaper on the exchange because of the competition and because a shopper would get the benefit of a group rate.
Former Republican Gov. Haley Barbour supported the concept of the exchange as a method of increasing the number of Mississippians with health insurance coverage.
But many have opposed all aspects of the Affordable Care Act and had hoped Tuesday's election would result in the repeal of the controversial law. But with Obama's re-election, most believe that the law is here to stay.
Still, some Republican governors in states where the decision rests with them because there is not an elected insurance commissioner have indicated they will not submit an exchange plan to federal officials.
Various conservative groups have put pressure on Chaney to not develop an exchange. But he has said that he would rather Mississippi operate the exchange instead of federal officials and that he supports the concept as "a free market" approach to provide health insurance.
"We are going to move forward," he said.
Of the exchange, Mick Bullock, a spokesman for the governor, said, "Gov. Bryant has repeatedly said he supports a free market exchange. Under the current law, states may create a state exchange but it ultimately is controlled by the federal government, which has the final decision on the exchange's content. The funding of these exchanges is another concern of the governor, and he remains opposed to anything that might result in tax increases for all Mississippians."
Mississippi's Republican leadership will have other tough decisions to make regarding the Affordable Care Act, due to Tuesday's election.
The biggest decision is whether to expand the state's Medicaid rolls to cover those making up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level, or about $14,000 annually.
Bryant has been adamantly opposed to the expansion, saying the state cannot afford it even though the federal government will pay the bulk of the costs, including all of the costs for the first two years.
Bullock said the election outcome did not sway the governor's opinion of the Medicaid expansion.
"The governor continues to believe an expansion of Medicaid would ultimately result in tax increases and draconian cuts to state services, including public education and public safety," Bullock said. "Gov. Bryant does not support any expansion and will resist those efforts."
Others contend the expansion will not only improve health care, but also spur economic growth in the state because it would produce a healthier workforce and bring additional dollars to the state.
The Medicaid expansion and the exchange are supposed to begin in 2014.
Chaney has received $24 million in federal funds to develop the exchange, though he said all of those funds will not be spent. He said he has offered the Mississippi exchange as a blueprint for other states that are not as far along as Mississippi in developing the concept.


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Bumperpodcast #155 – Mouse Powered
It is one of those whisper episodes where Bumpercar is hearing some sort of broadcast and is trying to figure out where it is coming from.
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|Lian Li PC-T60 PitStop ATX Test Bench Chassis
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|Written by David Ramsey
|Thursday, 24 June 2010
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Lian Li PC-T60 PitStop ATX Test Bench Review
If you're the kind of computer enthusiast whose case is always open, and you change components in your rig more often than you change your underwear, a "work bench" type fof computer case might be something you could use. These open-air chassis make it easy to swap out components and access areas of your system like diagnostic LEDs and voltage measurement points. Of course, they also make it easy for the dirt and danger of the outside world to get to your system's expensive and delicate electronics, so they're not for everyone. Lian Li's new PC-T60 and PC-T7 Test Bench chassis (for ATX/mini-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, repectively) address this market with the brushed aluminum flair the company is known for, and Benchmark Reviews checks out the new Lian Li PC-T60 ATX/Mini-ATX Test Bench chassis in this review.
Lian Li has made a name for themselves with their high-quality aluminum computer cases aimed at the enthusiast market. Their new "Test Bench" chassis are no different: crafted of the same gorgeous brushed aluminum used in their other cases, these chassis are also available in black and red anodized versions as well as the standard silver. Screws and standoffs are silver metal for the silver version of the case, and black metal for the red and black versions, a nice touch.
As I noted, test bench-type open air chassis aren't for everyone. The exposed motherboard electronics are vulnerable to spilled drinks, pet dander, and other environmental detritus. There's no cable management as in similarly-expensive regular cases, and a dropped screw could easily roll under the motherboard and create a short between the motherboard and the supporting metal tray, instantly frying your rig.
The Lian Li PC-T60 ATX/Mini-ATX Test Bench will set you back between $99 and $129, depending on the color (the red version is more expensive). While this might seem high for an open-air case, it's similar to or slightly below the prices of competing products like the all-plastic HSPC Tech Station. How does it compare functionally? We'll see in the coming pages.
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Lian Li Industrial Co., LTD was founded in 1983. We are the one of the largest and most reputable manufacturer of aluminum PC case in Taiwan. With over twenty years of experience in the computer products field, our dedicated team of engineers, production specialists and administrative staff provide the finest quality accessories available on the market.
In 1993, Lian-Li Introduced the new lines of computer hardware, including bracket (for case & interfaces), Mobile rack (for H.D.D.), mounting kit (for FDD & HDD), aluminum PC cases, IPC, external cases, server cases and more. We also provide OEM & ODM services, you are assured of designs that will meet your exact specifications, and innovative ideas in manufacturing that will give your products an essential market edge.
Our outstanding quality has earned us ISO 9001 certification for all of our products. In addition, we back up our quality assurance with a two-year guarantee on most of our products. R&D is one of the reasons why Lian Li is able to offer quality products to the market. Whether it is for OEM or ODM projects, our experienced mechanical and electrical engineers are capable of providing our customers with the best solutions in product design.
I like it but that bar at the top really ruins the design. I know you can take it off but those side bars would still be there.
It's still a nice price considering it's a Lian Li's product.
David, I'd have love to see more detailed photos from your personal installation but that's just me I suppose.
- support for XL-ATX motherboards
- make the 2 aluminium pieces that form the handle at least 2cm taller so that the handle doesn't obstruct tower CPU coolers
- widen the motherboard tray by at least 1cm on the right edge (the one where the CPU sits) so that wider CPU coolers don't push up against the aluminium piece that forms the handle
- screwless push-button system for mounting the 5.25" devices, e.g. like the HAF 932. Currently this will be problematic but if the tray is widened as proposed above, it will work fine.
- add plastic mobo standoffs that allow you to drop the board on/lift it off. Keep the screwable standoffs for people who want to mount their boards more firmly.
- drill another set of holes in the mobo tray (between the holes at the back and the holes in the middle) where it attaches to the rest of the chassis, to improve balance


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U.S. judge rules for Chevron in Ecuador case
The government of Ecuador had asked Manhattan federal court Judge Leonard Sand to prevent Chevron from taking the 17-year-old case to arbitration under the U.S.-Ecuador Bilateral Investment Treaty.
U.S. courts had previously sent the litigation to be heard in Ecuador, where Chevron said last year that it had uncovered a $3 million bribery plot linked to the case. A lawyer for the government said Thursday's ruling does not halt the litigation in the South American country, where a court has yet to render a judgment.
Chevron has complained of government interference in the case, in which indigenous communities accused Texaco, bought by Chevron in 2001, of damaging their health and the Amazon rain forest and causing river pollution while operating petroleum facilities in the region.
The original lawsuit was brought by farmers and residents in 1993. One of their lawyers, Jonathan Abady, said the judge's decision means "delay but not defeat."
Sand said it would be up to the arbitrators to determine the timing and parameters of any proceeding by a tribunal, whose members have been selected but which has not yet held a hearing.
"The court finds that there is at least one arbitrable issue in Chevron's petition," Sand said in his ruling after hearing hours of oral arguments on Wednesday and Thursday.
Last September, Chevron made the claim in U.S. District Court for arbitration under the treaty, opening a new defense of the potential $27 billion liability lawsuit. Three months later, the government of Ecuador asked the court in New York to stop Chevron from pursuing a claim that the company had been denied due process rights in Ecuador.
"Chevron is pleased that Judge Sand denied a stay and the Bilateral Investment Treaty arbitration can proceed," Chevron general counsel Hew Pate said outside the courtroom. "Chevron is seeking to hold Ecuador and its government oil company to the promise it made to complete the environmental cleanup, a promise that Texaco made to clean up and did clean up under government supervision."
A spokeswoman for the Amazon rain forest communities who sued 17 years ago said they believe the cleanup was a sham.
Lawyer Abady argued in court that Chevron's notice for arbitration "is a wolf in sheep's clothing to devour the litigation." He said the communities would have no standing or rights before an arbitration panel.
Chevron cited violations by Ecuador under the U.S.-Ecuador Bilateral Investment Treaty. The company said Ecuador breached the treaty by not forcing an Ecuadorean court to dismiss the environmental lawsuit.
Chevron lawyer Randy Mastro argued that the government and the plaintiffs were "acting in concert" in their hopes of receiving a multibillion-dollar judgment.
"We need a level playing field ... to decide our rights vis-a-vis the Republic of Ecuador," Mastro told the judge.
The cases are Republic of Ecuador v Chevron Corp and Texaco Petroleum Company, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, No. 09-9958 and Yaiguaje et al v Chevron Corp and Texaco, No. 10-0316.


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OH, thank you! This is really great and easier than I thought! My daughter has a LOT Of hair and I am always trying to come up with different styles for her and make it fun, too! The tool you used I'll have to go and look for, as well! I posted this on my FB wall because I'm sure that lots of my readers will love it!ReplyDelete
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Ya cutie! I love that you called Beans "sweet pea". I call my girls that all the time. Did we get that when we were little? lol I'm quasi at knots, so thanks for the reminder. I think I just pull them too tight? I'm excited to try the short knot style on both of the girls. :) Keep the good ideas comin'!ReplyDelete
WOW-that is so cute & looks so simple! I've never seen that little thingy you used to pull the hair through. Where would I find one of those? HollyReplyDeleteReplies
It's called a topsy-tail - it was hugely popular in the late 80's early 90's. I think I wore my hair like that every day when I was in elementary school :-) Just search it on google - you can buy them just about anywhere (amazon online, but also your local CVS/Walgreens should have them too). Happy hair-doing!Delete
Wow that looks so easy! I came via pinterest and was looking around for the knot instructions. very clear and super helpful. thanks!ReplyDelete
I don't have a lil girl but this is an awesome style!! Wow I love it... can't wait for my hair to grow out a bit so I can do it on my hair lolReplyDelete
I too found you via Pintrest. :-)ReplyDelete
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What fun! I'm horrid with hair and my poor little girl is always running about either in a ponytail or as a wild, moppy thing. I've got books with cute hair-dos in them... but they're so TIME-CONSUMING! I think I shall surprise her in the morning by doing this quick, easy, fun do! Many thanks to you!ReplyDelete
cute. i have 6 girls, so we are always looking for easy, cute hair do's. thanksReplyDelete
Love it!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much!! I find myself creating the same look for my daughter over and over! This site has really helped me get out of my styling rut! The knots are super easy too! Thanks for all the great ideas! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for posting the video. We are attemting the hairstyle right now!ReplyDelete
Thank you! I am horrible with hair, and this looks really easy! Will be trying tomorrow morning! :)ReplyDelete
Love this! I tried it today on my daughter's curly locks - came out a bit less neat, but just as gorgeous, and suited her perfectly.ReplyDelete
Mentioned in my blog today - hope you don't mind! http://barefoot-mummy.livejournal.com/15238.html
Thanks for the tutorial :)


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- Anyway, the reason that I have found this is that I'd really like to comment on certain people's posts, but I don't want to fill up the recentlog with these replies. Only the people interested in the original post would want to know about any discussion about that post, I would think.
Actually, this is totally the wrong logic for Advogato. :-) If it is about Free Software, then assume that everyone is interested, and comment away. If it is even remotely linked to Free Software, you can assume the same. And if someone has already posted something to the recentlog, then responding to it in the recentlog is definitely fair game.
It is helpful if you include a link back to the post you are replying to, though.
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UTSA hosts Oct. 18 nonprofit career workshop
By James Benavides
Public Affairs Specialist
(Oct. 16, 2007)--The UTSA Office of Career Services and UTSA's nonprofit management studies program, American Humanics, will host a nonprofit career workshop from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 18 in the Durango Building Student Activities Center at the Downtown Campus. The workshop is free and open to the public.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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"A common misconception is that 'nonprofit' means 'non-paying,' but that is not the case," said Francesca Rattray, UTSA American Humanics program coordinator. "Careers in nonprofit organizations are hot -- yes, they pay, and yes, they are hiring!"
At the workshop, participants can learn about navigating the nonprofit sector including how to network with nonprofits in San Antonio and how to put together resumes for prospective employers. Because nonprofit career opportunities are expected to grow in the next decade, the event is a valuable opportunity.
Keynote speaker Sue Ann Strom, president of the national headquarters of American Humanics, will discuss what's driving demand for nonprofit careers and how students can position themselves for meaningful jobs that make a difference.
"The sector will be represented at the workshop by individuals currently working in the field, who will share their experience and offer information on the types of careers available within their organizations," said UTSA career counselor Stefanie Cisneros.
From a range of San Antonio nonprofits, representatives from organizations such as The Nature Conservancy and Habitat for Humanity will discuss nonprofit career opportunities in the environmental, health, economic development, human services and social entrepreneurship areas.
UTSA students can pursue a minor in nonprofit management. American Humanics is offered at 70 colleges and universities across the nation. UTSA is one of only three Texas universities offering American Humanics certification for undergraduates and the only university in the state to offer a graduate certificate in nonprofit management.
For more information, e-mail Francesca Rattray or Stefanie Cisneros.


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So anybody here hungry for some crow?
So anybody here hungry for some crow?
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
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Miami sports radio is brutal when the local teams struggle, but entertaining when you aren't really a fan of the local teams. The Marlins attendance, or lack thereof, was already a source of discussion a month ago.
Looks like some dirt cheap primo seats to check out the new digs for the Reds series in Sept
"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it."
I'm really up for it! Planning to take my 3 year-old son to his first Reds game, too.
"Ill kind of have a foot on the back of my own butt. Thats just how I do things. -- Bryan Price, 10/22/2013
Perhaps for one game in the series we could have a mini RZ get-together (it can be a different one than the one my kid is with me for ... he's a handful)
"Ill kind of have a foot on the back of my own butt. Thats just how I do things. -- Bryan Price, 10/22/2013
I admit the Votto one. I hoped they would but really, really doubted it. I expected Votto to get traded to tell the truth. SO load my crow with plenty of BBQ sauce please. And this is a dish of crow I'm loving!
I think the buy low potential on Hanley is something many never saw coming. Now is the time to consummate what was always meant to be: Hanley to the Reds for Cody Puckett and Mark Serrano.The Marlins and Orioles are discussing trade scenarios, Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe reports (on Twitter). Miami is "knee deep" in trade talks and could complete a blockbuster in the next 24 hours, Jim Bowden of ESPN.com and MLB Network Radio reports (on Twitter).
The Marlins, who sent Anibal Sanchez and Omar Infante to Detroit yesterday, have also had teams inquire on Hanley Ramirez, Carlos Lee, Josh Johnson,Ricky Nolasco and Randy Choate. The Orioles are known to be seeking pitching and corner infield help. It wouldn't be surprising to see Baltimore pursue Ramirez or Johnson, since either player would have an impact in 2012 and on next year's team.
Just kidding. Seems funny that this year's team looks like it doesn't have room for Hanley. I'm not sure Cozart's defense doesn't offset Hanley's offense.
I think no one should feel ashamed about thinking Votto would eventually be gone.
But jumping on the Marlins bandwagon as soon as they started talking to some FA's was for many posters simply another opportunity to give the Reds and their management a shot.
I do wonder, though, if Hanley being moved back to shortstop would get him back in the right frame of mind and get his production back closer to pre-2010 levels. Even if Hanley is back to being the upgrade we'd expect, one wonders if it would be enough to justify paying him the salary he makes.
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