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That's right. It happened and I was shocked.
Let me first say this is a long-ish story, but I think it's a great one.
I was driving along on the highway going home from Boston before the winter. It was near 1am and there wasn't a soul on the road.
After a while I notice the only car out is what appeared to be a Vette, holding 6 lengths behind me in the same lane as me (middle of three). Just to be sure it was a Vette, I had my buddy in the passenger seat look behind me to make sure it wasn't a Statie pacing me (common in MA) and he confirmed it was a Vette.
After a while we were coming up to a minivan driving in the slow lane and I eased off a bit to let the Vette catch up just so I could see it. Oddly enough he opted to pass me on the right and the minivan was only about 100 yards ahead in that lane. As he got even with me I dropped into 4th and jumped forward a bit, blocking him behind the minivan. I wasn't planning on racing him, I was just horsing around a bit.
Clearly he took this as a challenge (not that I wouldn't) and he pulled back into my lane right on my rear bumper. The moment we were a car length past the minivan he flicks into the right lane and went for it. I dropped to 4th again (should have selected 3rd) and went WOT. Since he got the jump on me, I matched his speed just as his rear bumper was even with my front. To my surprise I kept exactly one length behind him like that all the way up to quite a speed (not sure if I'm allowed to or if it's a good idea to post the actual speed reached here). He then backed off, so I followed suit. Essentially the race was a draw.
I dropped down to normal highway speed and he kept going a little faster. Then I saw him take the exit I was going to take so I gunned it to catch up with him at the toll so I could wave. I caught up and rolled down my window. I waved and gave him a thumbs up but he had heavily tinted windows, so for all I knew he wasn't into honorable racing and could have been flipping me off.
I pulled out of the toll and went on my way. Then he caught up with me at a traffic light. He pulls up on my right and rolls down his window. I didn't know if he was going to say "good race," or shoot me. I rolled down my window to have a guy in his 50s saying "Great race! You've got a real nice car there! Good job, have a good night!" I waved and said "beautiful car, you too," and we went on our ways.
Mine is a bone stock 04 WRX and this was a 50th Anniv. body style Vette. It was an amazing experience either way, but I would have thought a Vette would be better matched against an STI in a drag race. I can't understand how my WRX held even with him.
Any input?
As a side note, this was the only time I've ever actually raced someone. I don't find it worth the risk to get up to those speeds. Usually if someone in a Civic or an Acura or something tries to challenge me I'll just push ahead of them real quick to show I have more power and then I'll back off.


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The Center for Faith and Culture awarded Louise and Mark Zwick, founders of the Casa Juan Diego in Houston, with the Faithful Citizenship Award at the Third Annual Faithful Citizenship Dinner & Lecture on Oct. 1 at River Oaks Country Club. The Center also welcomed the Rev. Drew Christiansen, S.J., former editor-in-chief of America magazine, to speak about "Pacem in Terris."
Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, archbishop of Galveston-Houston, provided an invocation and said the Center is "doing the work of the Lord."
The Most Rev. Joseph Fiorenza, former archbishop, presented the Faithful Citizenship award to the Zwicks, who founded their house hospitality 30 years ago to serve immigrants, refugees and the poor. The Center confers the award on people who are led by the Holy Spirit and who manifest the Incarnate Love of God for this world in their lives and actions as Catholics.
Archbishop Fiorenza said the Zwicks provide works of love to those most in need, offering "mercy without borders," and 50,000 people have passed through the doors of Casa Juan Diego since it opened.
"I think the Center for Faith and Culture made a good choice in awarding Mark and Louise with the Faithful Citizenship award," Fiorenza said.
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text: Change the offense so Romo does not have to carry the load. This means build an offense that features Murray and a line that can blast holes in cement. Go back to when Romo was throwing out of the play action versus Romo having to throw fifty times a game to keep up. Add to that a dominate defense that can keep the team in the game and not surrender the lead every series. Put Romo in a bus driver position. Take away the crossing routes as much as possible since his accuracy is not so much on those. Incorporate Hannah into the TE game with Witten and force defenses to guard the seams and edges of the field. Find a scat back receiver that can come out of the slot. Maybe this is Austin. But get a deep threat that can show up every game and not be injured. And that is not Austin. Dez is a possession receiver that has a break away ability. What the team needed last night was a receiver that could force Hall out of his comfort zone and stretch the defense. And a head coach that understands how to adjust to what the DC of the other team is doing. In otherwords change the offense from what Garrett is running to something that plays to Romo's strengths while beefing up the offensive line and running the ball more to set up play action. The problem is this offense is not designed to play to the strengths of Romo and puts him in a position to force his play. This is where he makes mistakes. Take that out of his hands as much as possible.


text: Bluffton Church Extension Home > CBC Bluffton > Bluffton Church Extension When Community Bible Church began ministering to Beaufort in 1982, the vision was to provide biblical teaching in a body of believers and seekers that was representative of all of Beaufort, regardless of race, economic standing, or education. Back then, Bluffton was a sleepy little town 1 square mile wide. Today, this town encompasses 54 square miles and includes hundreds of shops and restaurants and thousands of families. Although the county's geography has changed, the vision of CBC remains the same. To better serve this growing community we now are better able to serve from two locations, including our newest at 1538 Fording Island Rd, Suite 104 (sharing space with Island Playground.) We offer Bible fellowships Sunday mornings at 9:30 followed by worship at 11. More information is available by calling (843) 525-0089 or e-mail Brad Keisling.


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Students in Architecture, Foundation Studies, Industrial Design and Interior and Landscape Architecture participated in a series of special interdisciplinary courses focused on a future in which gadgets and machines help ease the burden of household chores. Structured around reciprocal presentations between students and Maytag designers, the Commercial Kitchen Studio, the Home Life/2020 Studio and the Laundry Studio each encouraged participants to expand their thinking beyond the limitations of current household technology and into the realm of groundbreaking ideas for creating the next generation of household appliances.Final projects in each studio ended up being eye-opening, in terms of both the talent within the RISD community and the need for such innovative thinking in industry. A portable rugged clothes washer, electronic restaurant staff uniforms, and homes of the future with collapsible and mobile rooms were among the ideas that emerged from the semester-long studios.Far from improbable, these concepts were grounded in in-depth research into human behavior, consumer preferences and technical capabilities. It may take a while before we can actually attach temporary guest rooms to the outsides of our houses, but it's the interplay between creative concept development and real-world expertise that makes this type of relationship between industry and academia so fruitful.tags: Architecture, corporate, technology, Foundation Studies, innovation, interdisciplinary, Industrial Design, Interior Architecture, partnerships + collaborations, research, Landscape Architecture, STEAM, students


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Progress so far using spray pain. Thanks for looking!
Progress so far using spray pain. Thanks for looking!
Looking good man! Can't wait to get my armor and helmet....
FP gauntlets?
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Looking good man. Is that BM armor?
Looking good! How'd you clasp the gauntlets together?
fiberglass from empire props.
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Looking good man!, by the way love it in post number 1, I don't no if it was a mistake with the typing, about using a spray pain!.
It is pain!
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EDIT: Nevermind, I found another thread that said to get soem anti-fogger for Motorcycle helmets.
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EDIT: Nevermind, I found another thread that said to get soem anti-fogger for Motorcycle helmets.
plz delete.
I reckon it's a worthwhile thread to sticky/pin actually, never mind delete :)
A lot of my players at FireFight have fogging problems with their paintball masks or shooting glasses - and motorbike antifog doesn't always work.
We never did figure out why not - Perhaps some people's sweat / breath condensation's just not compatible with the brand? :)
Anyway, some other solutions include:
Washing up detergent, wiped across the lens and left to dry.
Lemon juice - likewise.
I'm sure other folk use other things... One guy swears by spitting in his mask!
The clear liquid dish soap works great on a hockey visor . The spitting thing .... it's ok , but used quite often while scuba diving can cause the odd eye infection . Who knows what you've got going on in there .I used liquid soap on my Vader this year and it worked great . Just have to make sure you rub it in good until it goes clear but not too much that you take it all off . Trust me .....it's cold up here in October !!
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'Pittsburgh captain Jaromir Jagr, bothered by an undisclosed injury that has left him unable to shoot effectively, was not in uniform for Monday night's playoff game against Buffalo.'
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Jagr sits out Sabres-Penguins game
Jagr not saying what hurts — or when he'll be back
'The Penguins' star sat out Pittsburgh's 3-1 victory Saturday in Buffalo with what was described as a charley horse, a bruised muscle that is bleeding. However, Jagr also has a sore groin — the same injury that kept him out of four games against New Jersey in the 1999 playoffs. He also may have aggravated a shoulder injury Thursday during a 3-0 victory in Buffalo.'
So far, Hedberg dominating Hasek in Sabres-Penguins series
'But ask any Penguins player and he will point to one player as being largely responsible for their string of six victories in seven games. It's the guy wearing the Moose helmet — Hedberg.'
Stevens' new lease gives Pens playoff life
'While every player on Pittsburgh's roster is committed to defense — from the left-wing lock to protecting rookie goalie Johan Hedberg — one player seems to embody the philosophy more than anyone else: Kevin Stevens.'
Jagr's injured, but how injured is anyone's guess
'Reports have Jagr's injury ranging from a charley horse to a groin pull to a shoulder problem, the latter of which is the current consensus. The Penguins have stood by their "charley horse" evaluation, but there clearly is something more severe. The team likely doesn't want opponents to target any particular area on his body shoud Jagr return, hence the vague injury report.'
Pens Sitting Pretty, But Still Wary of 2000 Fate
'Last year, it was Ron Tugnutt standing on his head, as the hockey cliché goes, leading the Penguins to a 2-0 lead over Philadelphia. Four games later, their season was over. Just that fast, things can turn in the Stanley Cup playoffs and the Penguins are looking to avoid a repeat of last year's fate.'
NHL's Bettman still hears about Hull's goal
'Gary Bettman swore it was only coincidence. Pure circumstance that he hadn't been in HSBC Arena since the 1999 Stanley Cup finals.'
If past is a clue, there's hope for Game 3
Since the last seconds of Game 2 ticked down, the statistical history of the Buffalo franchise has been well documented: they have never come back to win a playoff series when trailing two games to none. That does not bode well for any Sabres' fan. However, there is a collective source of optimism to be found within the annals of Sabres history.
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'When team owner Mario Lemieux and coach Ivan Hlinka described Hedberg's emergence as a "surprise," they weren't kidding. The Pens were so surprised to see Hedberg play his way into the starting job that they neglected to make room for the 27-year-old first-year player.'
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'Predictably, Jagr downplayed his confrontation with Hlinka. The conversation was in Czech, but sources said both raised their voices outside the Pens' dressing room and it appeared anything but friendly. At one point, Hlinka walked away with his arms folded in apparent disgust while Jagr pointed a stick toward his coach.'
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'"It's playoff time, and I'm not going to tell," Jagr said when pressed about the injury. "I know it might look funny to some people, that it's a charley horse. There are some other (injuries) besides that, but I'm not going to tell anybody. … (And) it bothers me that I'm not playing.'


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Ok, so sidewinders mounts (I think, ive only seen the ones sold on ebay that I think were copies of his) are one sided, as are the ebay ones.
Im not sure if its because of acuracy, or simplicity making the piece.
Before I make the final mold for these, im wondering, is the mold supposed to be two sided, or one sided. IE: the part flat on the backs.
Does anyone have, or has anyone seen the back (in pictures) of the real scope mounts, to know if they are flat, or the same as the front


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I've learned with NYC, I just have to give into winter. For years I've been in denial about this dreadful season. Holding my breath for months and looking for signs of spring as soon as possible. That method hasn't worked so well. It only makes it worse. This year I'm fighting back.
My weapon: Ice skates.
Ice skating is free at Bryant Park until March 2. But you need your own skates. I bought the cheapest ones on Amazon for everyone in my family except Rob. I didn't even ask him if he wanted a pair. I can get a sense for these things. Perhaps it was the last thing he asked before he left the house this morning that clued me in.
"You didn't buy those ice skates. Did you?"
Oh yes I did, but not for you! No ice skates for cynics. They rent theirs.
I feel like if we go 10 times, it will be worth it. I just hope my kids don't expect me to teach them. Ugh. Let me skate you brats. Stop trying to hold my hand. You're holding me back. I'm about to unlock my inner champion figure skater.
If things go well, I'll buy a figure skating costume by February. Nothing too flashy. Used probably. Just enough to embarrass my kids so they won't want to be seen with me. I'll pad them up and let them loose in the rink. They'll be fine. I'll be great.
It's going to be the best winter ever.


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|Sesame Street
|A day at the library
|Air date
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|Season 21 (1989-1990)
|Bob finishes conducting his music students through the Sesame Street theme song. Big Bird approaches Bob with a counting song he just made up, which he hopes the kids can play. Bob gives him the baton, and he conducts the kids through the song, which is "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" with the lyrics replaced by numbers. The song stops at 40, since that's as far as Big Bird can count.
| Dinah from South Carolina exchanges letters with her friend Ling Lu in China.
Artist: ArtistMike
| Ernie and Bert: Bert asks Ernie to help him carry his heavy groceries, but Ernie is too busy thinking about all the things he can do as he sits in a chair: breathing, listening, and smelling.
(EKA: Episode 1449)
| An I-beam is molded at a steel factory as heavy industrial-type music underscores the action. The segment ends on a video freeze of the finished beam, which is shaped like the letter "I.".
(EKA: Episode 1450)
| Shooting stars form the letter I/i.
(EKA: Episode 2291)
| Polly Darton sings "I'm Under the Weather Over You."
(EKA: Episode 1800)
| Blue and pink characters fight for a spot on the subway, until Pink spots an open seat.
(EKA: Episode 1136)
| Baseball fan Telly is looking at his cards when he sees a familiar face stop by. He asks the man to pose for him, to compare him to the card on which he thinks he's seen him. He realizes that it is indeed Ron Darling of the New York Mets, and he asks him to read his own card.
(EKA: Episode 2503)
| Edgar Turtle sings "Green Grow the Rushes, O."
Artist: Jeff Hale
(EKA: Episode 2440)
|Kermit describes the times it is appropriate to use the in and out doors. To his dismay, a group of monsters keeps coming out the in door.
| A blue man demonstrates in and out with the help of a barrel.
(EKA: Episode 2363)
|Two delivery people, Marv and Jolene, stop by the Sesame Street Library with what they assume to be a box of new books, but Linda and Lisa show them that there is no way a book could fit in the long skinny box they've delivered (which reads "Fishing rods for the Sesame Street Sporting Goods Store"). The delivery people apologize, and they give Linda and Lisa a complimentary fish before they go and look for the right box.
| "Seven Sweet Sopranos" on a shaky piano
Artist: Paul Fierlinger
(EKA: Episode 2358)
| Mysterious Theater: Dial M for Mother
Sherlock Hemlock tries to figure out what he needs to call his mother before Big Ben strikes midnight... as he stands next to a London telephone booth. The message Sherlock has is to wish his mother a happy birthday.
| 14 Karat Soul sings about what's "Down Below the Street."
(EKA: Episode 2674)
|The delivery people come back with a better-looking box, but it's still not the right one: the books are heavy, and the box is too light to have any books inside it. What's more, the box reads "One lamp shade for the Sesame Street Lamp Store." As they leave, Marv gives Linda a complimentary fish-lamp.
| Q for Quiet
Artist: John Korty
(EKA: Episode 0597)
| Forgetful Jones needs something to ride around the ranch. Clementine gives him clues: it has four legs, a bushy tail, eats hay, and neighs. It's his horse Buster, who arrives with the jeep.
(EKA: Episode 2275)
| How they say "good night" in Haiti and in India.
(EKA: Episode 2062)
|Marv and Jolene return with another box, which they know is the right one this time: it's heavy, and it reads "Books for the Sesame Street Library." This time, when Linda takes the books out of the box, Marv and Jolene instantly want to check them out.
| Rap #7
(EKA: Episode 2506)
| The Two-Headed Monster learns to use good manners while eating with a spoon.
(EKA: Episode 1455)
| Q-quiet! (tree chopping).
(EKA: Episode 0871)
|Elmo looks up at a portrait of George Washington and asks Mr. Handford questions about who he was.
| Speech Balloon: I for Island.
(EKA: Episode 0340)
| Bert sings "Keep the Park Clean for the Pigeons" to address the importance of proper trash disposal for the sake of pigeons.
(EKA: Episode 2710)
| A boy leads his sister up and down a staircase.
Artist: Cliff Roberts
(EKA: Episode 0526)
|As Gordon listens to an album of jazz music by Hoots and his band, Hoots remembers how much fun he had recording it in a flashback sequence.
| Kids talk about building sand castles and sand structures at the beach.
(EKA: Episode 1839)
|Carnival barker Mike runs a ball-throwing booth. Maria and Travis decide to try winning a prize by knocking down all the bottles. She tries twice, and knocks some of them down, then she lets Travis try his luck. He not only knocks all the bottles down, but the stand as well! For a prize, he wants the ball, which he obtains by way of reverse footage.
| Ranger Armbuckle talks about how plants travel -- by sowing their seeds.
Artist: ArtistMike
|Big Bird is concerned about the picture Elmo drew of him: he isn't sure how to tell him that the picture looks more like Oscar the Grouch. He shows Elmo how the picture compares to what he looks like, and Elmo explains his limited drawing skills and lack of art supplies. He realizes that it is a good picture of Oscar, and he decides to give it to him.
| Six turtles plus one man equals seven.
Artist: Owe Gustafson
| Lizard!
Music: Joe Raposo (same as "birds")
(EKA: Episode 0820)
| Monsterpiece Theater: The King and I
(EKA: Episode 2695)
| It's a giraffe
Artist: Ishu Patel
(EKA: Episode 2491)
|Oscar likes Elmo's picture, but he doesn't like receiving presents, so he gives it back to him. Elmo remembers that Oscar likes trash, so he crumples up the picture and gives it back to him, who accepts it this time. Elmo walks off and announces the sponsors off-camera.
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If you insist in using the old traditional stand up tip-ups, choose one that is made of durable plastic. They will run free and cost you less fish-less flags but know that they are not a lifetime rig like the Jack Trap and will need replacement parts or total replacement with heavy use, while those old wooden traps have often be passed down over generations and with a little tinkering are still good for some panfish, pickerel and pike.
Speaking of pike, which are becoming a very important ice fishing species, are not that fussy when it comes to tension on the line but are known to run out a lot of line and just sit there and munch or swallow on the bait. The lay/down Polar-types of tip-ups work well for pike as they will hold a lot of line, store easier and are quite durable but if you have a set of the older, wooden sand-up tip-ups, pike fishing is a good chance to put them into action.
One suggestion would be to spool-off any old cotton or other woven line and re-spool with one of the super braids such as Fireline. These lines don't absorb much water and usually will not freeze hard to your tip-up spool when exposed to the cold air. They are much smaller in diameter, don't stretch and you'll have direct contact to the fish, knowing when to strike or let the fish run.
Pike fishing and even when big pickerel are abundant, small sizes of mono line will cause you a lot of heart-aches. There will be too many instant cut-offs. Wire leaders will definitely not cut but will cut down the amount of takes you'll get from these predatory but not dumb fish. More and more pike anglers are going to fluorocarbon leaders in the 30 pound range. They are a lot tougher and not as easily seen by fish as mono and don't have the soft finish. But you are bound to lose an occasional pike from leader cut. That's the chance you take.
Serious crappie fishermen don't set may tip-ups but do love to use light jigging rods and light leaders and line. Same goes for bluegills, but they are not quite as light hitters as crappie.
White perch and bluegill anglers will almost always fish close to the bottom as both of these species are bottom feeders while crappie love to suspend off bottom where schools of baitfish are apt to be staging. But when that bite slows down it's a good chance the crappies have dropped down and then a small jig fished just off bottom with a mealworm or spike will bring a tug on your line. The use of the new small tungsten jig heads is becoming more and more popular with a lot of ice anglers using these tipped with some kind of worm bait having good luck. This is an especially good technique when live small baitfish are hard to come by.
Yellow perch are travelers and have made the use of electronic fishing very popular for both perch and other panfish, including crappy. Schools of yellow perch will be on the move and usually stay in the school. They are more adaptable as far as the depth you'll find them, from near bottom to just a few feet under the ice so setting tip-ups, if that's your game, you should stagger depths until you find the right depth where most of your hits come. But for many yellow perch anglers, jigging is the way to go and we know of others that combine the tip-ups with jigging. When they get a perch on a tip up they'll drop a jig rod down the same hole and jig there until the bite stops.
From the most devout and scientific to the old fashioned and traditional, ice fishing in New England is challenging the amount of open-water angling and has fisheries division's attention as more waters are being managed for the ice-people. It's a great family outing.
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Favorite player to watch : David Nalbandian
Favorite tournament : Miami / Monte Carlo
Best double partner : Nenad Zimonji
Best win / best memory : David Ferrer / Olympic games 2008
Worst loss / ashamed of ... : 1st round South African open this year
Except your racket, what's always in your bag ? Wrist bands
Your power song in your iPod before entering the court ? "Pacha on Acid" - Afrojack
Any special ritual before entering the court ? Beeing quiet for 5 minutes.
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He also has the spirit and the strength of the samurai. He never gives up and definitely stays positive until the end. He has a soul as he strongly believes that beauty will save the world.
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Are these the ones that are $100. for 20?
I still don't understand them...are they artificially drawn out?
What is your plan for using them???
I would like to know the progress on these frames.
They are very expensive and seem so unnatural.
I am surprised the bees do not mind placing stuff in cells that are not wax.
But I still would like to know if they work in the long run.
ummm, i'm sorry to go OT, but what's the name of those other fully drawn SC? and which of two comes in mediums and which in deeps?


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Posted by Julie Ask on the eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals Blog on February 4, 2014
I had the opportunity to talk to nearly 50 companies working on mHealth and mWellness services and technologies in 2013. With the perspective of 13 years as a mobile analyst behind me and a career in telecom that started in the late 80's, I say with confidence that this category within mobile is more exciting and has the potential to be more game-changing, than anything since the introduction of the iPhone. Most of you reading this blog are not in healthcare - that's why the report offers a WIM (what it means) for industries outside of health and wellness.
I started this research journey with a simple mission: "what mobile engagement tactics can and do change consumer behavior?" Or, in other words, what gets people up off the couch? Is it competition, community, feedback, encouragement or coaching, a poke, or what?


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Galvin: Reagan part of the problem
November 13, 2012
After reading Michael Reagan's article on Sunday I came to the conclusion that he is not part of the solution but the problem. Mainly bad attitude. And at the other end is delusion. Ronald Reagan was not a good president for this country. He moved our country backwards, not forwards. He was basically a poser, a B-rated actor who went into politics. He was a man of little substance. The right makes him out as some kind of icon, but he left our country in a recession, that's a common trend for our republican presidents.
The last time a Republican balanced the national budget was Eisenhower. But Republicans have a long-standing trend of leaving our country worse off than when they took office. Ronald Reagan was the tool that wiped out the American family farmer when he changed things over to the big industrial farms getting the government assistance and the little guy getting left behind. Another common trend amongst the right, favoring big industry over what helps the average American.
In over a half century that I have been around I have not seen anything that a Republican president has done to make America better for the poor or middle class. What grand legislation have they ever passed that was a benchmark for America moving ahead.
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Promoting women's full participation in statebuilding is a matter of gender equality and human rights. It's also critical for the achievement of sustainable peace and development, as is being shown by a growing body of evidence and international opinion.
But existing guidance for donors working on statebuilding tends to lack advice on how to integrate women's experiences, support women's participation, and seize opportunities to promote gender equality.
Over the past two years the OECD-Dac International Network on Conflict and Fragility has worked to address this gap through in-depth review of existing literature with International Alert, GIZ-funded field research in Nepal and South Sudan and regular discussions with experts and practitioners. Developed with, and primarily for, statebuilding specialists, the research opened up a fresh perspective on gender relations during transition.
Summarised in a new OECD report, the results challenge conventional ways of working on statebuilding, and suggest that donors need to recognise women's interests as central to the whole process and act on them in a more politically savvy way. This will involve thinking much harder about the long-term impacts of our actions and accepting that women's concerns are a priority that must be addressed right from the start. Overall the report spells out five key ingredients of success in integrating a gender perspective into donor support to statebuilding:
Understand the local context
It's important to recognise the ways in which gender inequalities are tied up with wider political issues. This can be particularly useful in dealing with resistance to gender-related reforms, which may not primarily be driven by objections to women's rights as such.
In Burundi, for example, OECD research found that government opposition to a draft bill on women's inheritance rights was based on elite concern that dividing patrimonial land between sons and daughters would further increase existing land pressure, which in turn could risk causing insecurity. Understanding these links is key in navigating barriers to women's rights.
Recognise that change takes a long time
In practice this means combining strategies to seize whatever opportunities exist to advance women's rights in the short term with longer-term and more indirect approaches.
Gender-sensitive governance for example requires more than 'adding women' to political institutions through direct, short-term strategies like quotas and training for female candidates, although these can be an important starting point. As female politicians in Guatemala, Kosovo and Burundi recently confirmed, a range of informal power relationships such as patronage networks and male-dominated political cultures continue to prevent women from exercising real influence once in office.
Such barriers call for more long-term and indirect approaches. These could include sensitising male leaders to the benefits of women's political participation or supporting women to act effectively once elected, for example by helping them develop skills in building networks or generating pressure on male leaders through strategic links with civil society.
Support women's mobilisation at different levels and for different purposes
This includes assisting women's mobilisation to engage in national and local politics and peacebuilding processes. In this context it is important to keep in mind that women tend to be split along the same ideological, ethnic or religious lines as the rest of political society.
In Nepal for example a diverse women's movement has been in the making since the 1990s, with Dalit women focusing on caste discriminations, Madhesi women on exclusion along the lines of class, language and specific customary practices, and Janajati women prioritising access to education, health and employment.
Such diversity means that there is often no such thing as a single women's agenda and donors need to take care not to undercut any set of voices. How we support their mobilisation in different areas is therefore critical. Donors can, for example, help women aggregate their demands by facilitating coalition building among and between women's NGOs and other allies, and by supporting their efforts to set shared priorities.
Engage with a wider range of powerful actors
While supporting women's mobilisation is critical, real change also requires engaging with key power-holders such as traditional, religious and community leaders, and convincing them to create space for women's participation and greater gender equality. Donors can facilitate wider coalitions by helping to reduce these actors' perceptions of threats associated with gender-equality reforms, such as perceived risks to their individual power or the influence of their institutions.
This can be done by drawing on South-South contacts with relevant experience. For example, donors can help bring together politicians with male and female colleagues from countries in the region, which have already passed gender-equality related reforms.
Another approach is to frame gender issues so that they appeal to the particular incentives of key actors. This could involve highlighting the links between gender equality and economic growth, for example. In the case of the Burundi government's concern that women's inheritance rights would create land pressure which could cause conflict, it could mean pointing out that land rights contribute to women's economic empowerment, which has been shown to bring down fertility levels, thereby reducing the population pressures as well as the poverty that fuel insecurity.
Use political influence and senior-level commitment in the early stages of post-conflict statebuilding
These moments can reshape institutions, power relations and links between states and citizens. They can therefore also offer openings to build states that respond to women's needs and priorities.
Donors can seize the opportunities, for example, by supporting women's participation in post-conflict constitution-making processes. This may involve direct support through high-level dialogue and political influence, indirect support through assistance for local initiatives advocating women's inclusion, or training for female representatives. Gender-sensitive provisions that women's representation may help achieve will not directly translate into real change. But they will set the limits within which local coalitions can mobilise to make women's rights a reality in the long term.
Diana Koester is an associate member of the governance for development and peace (G4DP) team at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). Follow OECD on Twitter at @OECD
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Sri Vraja-mandala Parikrama- 27th October to 25th November 2015
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For more than fifty years, om visnupada Sri Srimad Bhaktivedanta Narayana Gosvami Maharaja performed and conducted Sri Vraja-mandala parikrama. This month long festival affords the opportunity of visiting and hearing about all of Krsna's pastime places in Vraja, of regularly hearing the philosophical conclusions of Gaudiya Vaisnavism, of performing kirtana morning, noon and night, and of being in the company of sincere devotees from around the world. For these reasons, Vraja-mandala parikrama was given much emphasis by our beloved Srila Gurudeva....


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How can agencies use data most effectively?
Data management technologies help agencies find the clues hidden in their big data
By Pete Snelling, Principal Technical Consultant, SAS
As data volume increases, variety grows and velocity escalates, intelligence agencies are finding it increasingly difficult to unlock the secrets held in their data. A single system for data management – from collection and quality to analysis, reporting and security – will help your agency make the connections and deliver the answers at the right time to the right people.
A single data management system - with rugged and robust security - will allow you to accurately monitor and audit workflow to demonstrate that you followed the appropriate procedures.
Data collection and quality. Data comes from two main sources - external systems and data gathered internally (usually from officers on the street and from informants). Often data sets have very different structures - even the way names and addresses are stored can be radically different from system to system. This can mean that officers waste valuable time inputting the information in multiple locations.
Data quality is also increased when using a single system. As data is collected by the system, it is cleaned as part of an automated process that preserves the original as evidence while also creating a new, clean version. These efficiency gains can lead to a more effective policing agency.
Data analysis. Traditional analytics answers two questions: Can I find what I'm looking for? Do I understand the context of what I've found? This kind of approach works when agencies have a starting point to work from – that is, a known organization or set of individuals that can lead to other intelligence. The problem is that in the new intelligence landscape, (characterized by small, low-profile groups or individuals, often acting independently) we are often dealing with unknown unknowns. Agencies now need to apply advanced analytics to their data.
Advanced analytics allows agents and officers to answer questions like: Are we seeing a location that seems to have a disproportionate increase in crime? Are we seeing a person who seems to be attached to multiple intelligence reports – and therefore potentially represents a threat?
Reporting and data security. Predictive analytics and behavioral modeling look at all of the data and explore patterns. Instituting best practices in data collection and quality will ensure that the data is clean and accurate: Now it's your responsibility to make sure the results are delivered on an as-needed basis and are easily understood. Visualization techniques can be used to allow users to manipulate the data – to ask and answer their own questions.
A single data management system - with rugged and robust security - will allow you to accurately monitor and audit workflow to demonstrate that you followed the appropriate procedures.
Technology keeps changing, and it changes quickly. And there are a raft of future challenges that will need to be addressed, ranging from data privacy to the ongoing explosion in data volumes.
Going forward, flexibility will be crucial. Choose a system that will accommodate rapidly changing technologies to help you tackle crime and preserve public security.
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Hi all !
I'm currently working on the armor. I bought an Bobamaker's one which is amazing.
After having read lots of threads, i begin my work.
Threads which have inspired me are :
- Attaching armour : tutorial
- Stormtrooperguy' rotj armor rattlecancolors (for the method).
My first step is : how to attach armor on the flakvest ?
I saw differents methods. Some members use velcro but i have a friend who have an biker scout costume and he always has problems of armor parts which fall.
Perhaps the velcro he uses is bad but as my armor is in fiberglass, i cannot allow that a part falls.
So i'm going to use bolts.
The most difficult, i think, is to transfert correctly the marks between the vest and the armor.So i decided to make a pattern using cardboard :
1 - I put the collar on cardboard and i drew the outline of the part.
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2 - I cut the shape leaving about 2 centimeters around .
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3 - Then i use a wet sponge to soften the cardboard until it have consistency of dough. I use clamps to maintain the cardboard on the collar until the drying is complete (a airdryer is a good idea to make drying quickier).
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4 - When drying is complete, i draw outline of the collar again and i cut the shape :
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and here's a copy of the collar at no cost.
5 - But, for me, the rigidity was not sufficient so i try to use a product to harden damaged wood. I tried this product last summer to fix a door and it worked very well. It's make with epoxy resin very liquid so it penetrates in the material.
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with a brush, i dabbed the cardboard until it's filled with product(i use plastic film to protect the collar).
I have to wait 24 hours before testing it
If it's works, i will make the 3 holes for attachment.


text: Hearing set on Spelter smelter settlement By Ken Ward Jr. December 29, 2010 Story Share Read the documents at http://www.perrinedupont.com/ CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A Harrison County judge will consider today whether to approve a roughly $150 million settlement in which DuPont Co. agrees to pay to clean up contamination of the community of Spelter and fund a program to test residents for any illnesses the pollution might have caused.Lawyers for about 8,500 residents will ask Circuit Judge Thomas A. Bedell to approve the deal, which would end a six-year-old, class-action lawsuit that prompted a nearly $400 million jury verdict in 2007.If Bedell signs off, the settlement eliminates the need for another trial -- ordered by the state Supreme Court -- over whether the residents filed their original suit within the legal time limit. The settlement would also protect both sides from the risk, time and expense involved in further litigation, including likely appeals of that second trial's outcome."Assuming success at trial, the class would still face a long and difficult path of appellate procedure, including the very real possibility of scrutiny by a United States Supreme Court that appears intent on making substantial revisions to class-action law," attorneys for the residents argued in a brief asking Bedell to approve the deal.But questions remain about the extent to which the settlement will clean up a legacy of pollution from a DuPont smelter, about the amount of the settlement going to the residents' lawyers and about how a settlement administrator will oversee the deal.The Spelter site, just north of Clarksburg, was originally a DuPont gunpowder mill that opened in 1899. After that facility burned down, Grasselli chemical Co. built a zinc smelter and a company town. DuPont bought Graselli in 1928 and operated the smelter until 1950, when an internal report showed air-pollution control upgrades would cost $325,000.In the late 1980s, federal environmental officials began investigate the site. DuPont got involved, eventually repurchased the smelter and steer the cleanup toward the state Department of Environmental Protection's voluntary program, rather than the more stringent federal Superfund program. Residents sued in 2004, alleging that the cleanup was inadequate and that the smelter's pollution put them at increased risk of getting sick. A Harrison County jury awarded nearly $400 million for property cleanup, medical monitoring and punitive damages. The Supreme Court upheld most of the verdict, but cut the punitive damages and ordered a new trial on the statute of limitations issues.Under the settlement announced last month, DuPont will pay $70 million and fund a 30-year medical monitoring program that is estimated to cost between $65 million and $90 million.Of the $70 million payment, $4 million is set aside for cash payments for roughly 6,000 former and current residents who do not own property in the area. Some of that $4 million might also be used to kick-start the medical monitoring program, lawyers in the case have said.The other $66 million payment is to fund property remediation in the area and to pay the lawyers who represented the residents in the case.Plaintiffs' attorneys from six different law firms have asked Bedell to approve $30 million in legal fees and nearly $10 million in expenses, or a total of nearly $40 million. Court records indicate that two families who are members of the class involved in the case have objected to the amount of money sought by the lawyers. On family, in a letter to Bedell, said they were "genuinely grateful to the attorneys who have given their time, energy and travel" for the case, but that the amount sought was "absurd." In their petition seeking Bedell's approval for the fees and costs, the lawyers noted that the $30 million in fees is roughly 19 percent to 22 percent of the total value of the settlement, a share "consistent" with other class-action cases."If attorneys are to continue to undertake environmental litigation on behalf of citizens, plaintiffs' attorneys must have the prospect of reasonable compensation," the lawyers wrote.If Bedell approves the fee request, it would leave about $26 million for property remediation.At trial, an expert for the residents had put the necessary remediation costs at $62 million, and the jury awarded property owners $55.5 million in cleanup costs.So far, plaintiffs' lawyers and their proposed settlement administrator, Edgar Gentle of the firm Gentle, Turner and Sexton, have declined to publicly explain exactly how the remediation plan proposed at trial would be changed to cut its costs in half.Gentle did say in a phone interview that the plan put forth by the plaintiffs at trial was a "Cadillac" cleanup. "Obviously, you can't do the same remediation," Gentle said. "It's not going to be a Cadillac because it's a settlement." In court documents, the plaintiffs' attorneys said that the smaller amount for the cleanup "reflects the patent risks of litigation for the class."Specifically, in the event plaintiffs lost at retrial on the statute of limitations, the class would have recovered nothing," the lawyers wrote. "Alternatively, in the event plaintiffs were successful in whole or in part at the retrial, the class was surely facing another lengthy appellate battle and possible retrial (with a worst-case scenario of each class member having to testify in a mini-trial of his or her own)."Either way, property remediation would not be happening for years, leaving class members continuing to be exposed to heavy metals and at increased risk of developing latent disease associated with that exposure," the lawyers wrote.The plaintiffs' lawyers said that, once formally appointed by Bedell, Gentle as settlement administrator would "make some determination, with community input, related to the scope of a remediation consistent with the compromise settlement itself."The bottom line, however, is that once the settlement is approved, property remediation will actually happen and will begin sooner rather than later," the lawyers wrote.Also, Bedell has not yet formally ruled on a motion by DuPont to create an independent settlement executive committee that could limit the actions and expenses by Gentle in running the medical monitoring program. The plaintiffs had proposed for Gentle to be part of the committee that would run the program.Reach Ken Ward Jr. at email@example.com or 304-348-1702. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Dozens go topless, braless in Charleston to normalize female bodies 2 Sanders urges Capito to vote against ACA replacement 3 WV Senate leader sent invites to coalition's event during special session 4 Richard Neely: What happens when people realize the US has no competent leader? 5 Pat White: Affordable Care Act has been good for America's health (Gazette) Vintage car lover's wheels on display at Automotive Hall of Fame Previous Story DuPont to pay $3.3 million for toxic reporting violations Next Story


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When we have a really long list of data it's not uncommon for it to take more that one page to print it.
Of course, when the second page begins all your column headings are still on page 1… or in other words… useless.
Obviously the ideal situation is to have your column titles on each page and to accomplish that I've seen people use a variety of "creative" methods.
The most painful of these methods would have to be the physical insertion of the title row at the beginning of where each printed page will begin.
Yeah, with a bit of work it gets the job done… for the first printing… but when you edit the list those titles are going to be in the wrong places!
As with other spreadsheet software there is an easy way to get the program to place your title row on each page automatically as it prints. So no matter how much editing you do – add 30 rows of data – remove 15 rows of data – whatever, your title are always just where they should be.
When going in search of the way to tell Calc which rows to repeat I naturally went looking for the equivalent of Excel's Page Setup since that's where it is found there.
No luck.
Time to do some research.
I did find what we need but it was with the Print Ranges settings… so now that we know where to look let's get started.
Print Ranges is found in the Format menu.
From its sub-menu choose Edit.
The Edit Print Ranges dialog box will open – we're interested in the 2nd and 3rd rows of settings.
The middle row will allow you to set which rows to repeat at the top of each page.
The center field is where we'll enter the rows for repetition. You can either type them in
$first row number:$last row number
…or simply use the mouse to drag a cell selection to include the necessary rows and let Calc insert the information for you.
The 3rd line of the dialog box will do the same thing for you except it repeats columns on each page.
Once the information is complete click OK.
That's all there is to it.
Try the Print Preview and you'll find that at the top of each page your column titles are there but only physically in your spreadsheet once.
Tell Calc which rows and it will place the data after the titles page after page after page.
~ April
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Thanks Drewski, painting is coming closer (probably in January) I had a look at my model store and they had some kind of bleus/black spray paint. I think I will give that a try.
In the meantime, progress is coming along, began detailing a shaping the helmet, adding the reinforcement strips, nice McQuarrie added those, this way the helmet doesnt have to have a perfectly shaped dome.
Also made 2 lens pieces. I couldnt find something in transparent/black, so I will try painting it with a couple of thinned layers of black paint, hoping it will stay a bit transparent. Also will try with the car window foil, but I think the curvature is a bit too much well see.
Also added some detail on the neck brace, this is a bit of improvisation because the rendition doesnt show this part. But I did look at other McQuarrie drawing for inspiration.


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By Nik Brumsack
Jack Wilshere insists Arsenal must "step up" when they take on Reading at Madejski Stadium on Monday night.
Arsène Wenger's team were defeated by Bradford in last Tuesday's Capital One Cup quarter-final, and have won one of their last six games in all competitions.
Wilshere knows it's time for the team to regain their form, and says the whole squad have a responsibility to ensure they take three points from Reading.
"We have got some great leaders in this team - people like Thomas Vermaelen and Mikel Arteta," Wilshere said. "But all the players can lead by example. We all have to step up now, it's a tough time but we have to stick together and be united.
"A lot of people are criticising the manager at the moment, but there will be a time when they look at the players and ask questions of us. We don't want that, so we have to step up and be counted.
"We have to get the result, that's the main thing. We know it won't be easy, especially having just lost at Bradford.
"They can play football as well, they are desperate for a win too, down the bottom of the league. So we need to roll our sleeves up, put our foot in and do what we are good at - keeping the ball. When we create chances we know we have to take them.
"I think technically we are probably the best team out there. We keep the ball well and that's what we have to try to do against Reading. We need to try to create chances, outplay them and also remember our defensive duties.
"As soon as we lose the ball we have to win it back. As long as we have possession, the opposition can't score. That's where we start from, and then when we create chances we've got to score them."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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The Sixth Article of Faith
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We believe in the same organization that existed in the Primitive Church,
namely, apostles, prophets, pastors, teachers, evangelists, and so forth.
Words: Joseph Smith, 1805-1844
Music: Vanja Y. Watkins, b. 1938. © 1978 IRI


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Ok, this is amazing. Just saw the video, there must have been a genius at work.
Question remains:
What hardware should I get, I'm a bit confused now... Leap Motion controller? Or is a depth camera better? If so - which one?
Tech-dance wrote:Looks great but seriously, are we expected to buy this camera in order to test out your software? If not, what's the gig here? Why is this on the front page of Steinberg.net? How many people have these cameras and how are they obtained?
TheNavigator wrote:I know.
But which one is better? And which camera would you recommend?
MauroStudio wrote:I bought a leap motion 6 month before it come out because I wanted to try to use it with Cubase... soon I discovered that the pointing device software it was not reliable and nowhere near accurate any for any usage with Cubase.
I disconnected it and never use it again.
Tonight I tried with Ic Air and although there is still a long way to go before it becomes a really useful tool, I have to say is pretty cool...
Some of the gesture are not recognize easily and the tracking of the motion is a little scattered still... I hope that future updates from both Cubase and Leap will make this great idea usable in a professional context.
Thank you for your work..... please let me get rid of my mouse and keyboard as soon as possible!!!!!!!!
plectrumboy wrote:I don't know from direct experience; however reading some of the Leap Motion website I'd guess neither is good for long distance. The Leap Motion talks about a certain volume of space around the controller. My guess is similarly the resolution of a camera-based device will work within a defined distance.
I guess the point might be: why not simply move the controller nearer to you? If you're looking for remote control gestures away from the computer, put the controller on a long usb cable. In these circumstances I would definitely fancy the Leap Motion over the camera, because the Leap Motion can simply be placed on an existing surface, no worries about aiming it towards you in the same way.
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Hey everyone
I just thought I'd introduce myself and say hi because everyone has to start somewhere. I've been stalking around the forums for awhile researching and looking at what others have done and I decided to finally make an account. Boba has always been my favorite character and it's always been a goal for me to make a suit of mandalorian armor and I thought that since I'm home for the summer from school...why not start...so I hope to have some updates in the coming weeks


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Written by Love Isn't Enough Guest Contributor Andrea (AJ) Plaid; Originally published at Racialicious
Honestly, reading some of the analyses about the fauxpology from Very Smart Brothas about their "rape prevention advice" and rapper Too $hort's "fatherly advice" to boys and young men condoning sexually assaulting girls and young women is making me fidgety. Not because they're not on point—most make points I agree with, if not co-sign with, and some are wonderfully written.
However, a fact remains that seems to hang on the edges of these commentaries, implied, like a family secret. And, like a family secret, that fact keeps those quiet in order to, if nothing else, "keep up appearances" in front of friends, neighbors, co-workers, and "society." (In this case, the "white gaze" that judges Black people's behavior monolithically, culturally pathological.) And, while it seems like everything may be OK, that fact—like a family secret—destroys…and deeply.
The simple fact: sexual-violence perpetrators and their victims are usually of the same race. So, since I'm talking about Black people in this case, then what I'm saying is those Black people who commit sexual violence usually create victims who are Black, too.
There. I said it.
And statistics back this:
•According to a 2000 report, in 93% of sexual assaults, the rapist and the victim are of the same race. (Source)
•According to a 2005 US Department of Justice report, out of approximately 36,600 Black sexual-violence victims reporting this crime, 100% reported that their perpetrators was Black. (Source)
I know that I'm not the first—or only—one to make this plain: The Combahee River Collective was founded partly due to Black women fighting sexual violence within some Black communities. Ntozake Shange and Alice Walker—among a few Black female writers who wrote about intraracial rape–caught just about all nine circles of hell for "making Black men look bad" partly because they dared to name that reality in For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf and The Color Purple, respectively. Aishah Shahidah Simmons' No!: The Rape Documentary—through poetry, testimony, and oral history—does an incredible job on examining the realities of Black men raping Black women.
However, that's not the myth, that's not the stereotype about rapists and victims in the US. In this country, Black men are seen as the Ultimate Sexual Predator Of White Women, with political and pop cultures cycling this image from Birth of a Nation to George Bush, Sr.'s Willie Horton ad to the POTUS Obama drawn as a date rapist to the salacious racial innuendo and/or misinformation in the missing-white-women stories. Another statistic to counter this myth: according to the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN) , only 3.3% of rapes have a Black perpetrator and a white victim. (Source)
Bit there's a flip to this: for some African Americans, the Ultimate Sexual Predator factually was—and, in some imaginations, still is—white. This image can be traced back to the both antebellum US and post-antebellum US, from when many white male slaveowners raped enslaved African and African American women through the Civil Rights Movement, when African American women reported their following the segregationist laws of going to the back of the bus became an opportunity for white men to rape them, which became a newly chronicled reason as to why that movement began.
From a personal perspective, I think this particular history trembled my Great Migration-from-Mississippi mom's voice in her admonition to not "date white," to inculcate that desire to date and marry Black: racial solidarity as a form of physical/(hetero)sexual protection, though she never stated it in such a way. I just remember an indescribable terror that harmonized in my mom's talking about her "not wanting a white man in her home." In fact, she used to say, "I remember when a white man could walk into a Black man's house and rape his wife and daughter(s) and the Black men had to sit on the porch and. Could. Do. Nothing. About. It."
However, a Black man raped me, which follows the statistics, not the history that my mom told me. And my ex-husband, whom she welcomed into her home, was white. And, according to several generations of Black female artists and scholars, the racial reality of my rape exists in tandem with the history of white men raping Black women in the US.
But I think that that real history about intraracial sexual violence morphed into a faulty reason for the parameter as far as whom to date and/or marry as far as hetero relationships. I also think that real history–coupled with racial-solidarity politics—keeps us muffling about the stories and statistics about Black intraracial sexual violence.
I can't help but wonder, when reading the comments in the Very Smart Brothas' faultily premised post on how rape prevention rests on women, if some of the women who spoke of their sexual violation had a perpetrator who was Black. If the stats hold true, then the answer would probably be "yes." And I can't help but wonder if what's being suggested—by having Black writing about issues of rape in well-known media outlets geared towards African Americans like Ebony.com or explaining the legalities behind Too $hort's rapey "advice" for young Black men—is not just that "men" sexually violate "women." (I do think that, on having that article at CNN, it's a great outlet to inform those who take care of young Black men–if not young Black men themselves–how heeding that "advice" works against them in not-postracial US.) And it's not that Black men rape more than white men, or that some white men who listen to Too $hort's "advice" may not try it. I do think, however, these posts in these places are harmonizing with the fact that, even though rap's main audience may be young white men, there's still a number of young Black men who still listen to it…and, statistically speaking, the race of the people who might attempt Too $hort's atrocious counsel on Black girls and women may, more than likely, be Black men.
That's what no one is saying outright about what Too $hort's said. That's what hurts about his advice, and that's what hurts about Very Smart Brothas' fauxpology. Though Black communities may be going through identity shifts of what "being down for the race" means, there's still a clinging to the socio-political idea that Black folks are each others' keepers, each others' "fam," each others' "brothas" and "sistas," as a buttress in this racist society. So, when there's an online recommendation from a celebrity seen as an "old enough to know better" and there's a lack of responsibility for victim-blaming rhetoric under the guise of "rape prevention," it's a two-generation, cross-platform exercise of rape culture remixed with Black male privilege that Black women have been traumatized with for several generations.
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Yo Chema, how you been? Hey I was just thinking; you should give Fuduntu 14.6 a review.ReplyDelete
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Been great, trying to play a convincing dad role! ;-)
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I will give Fuduntu a spin and review it when I have a chance, thanks for the tip.
If you haven't tried it yet, give Chakra Linux a try. It's Arch Linux tamed for the masses, still Alpha, but looking good IMHO.
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Playing the dad role is a blast, I've been doing it for 17 years now, still not sure if it's convincing though lol!ReplyDelete
I've been good, between work, life, and time spent on Fuduntu, I haven't had much time to troll the threads though! I'll check out Chakra, thanks for the tip.
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