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Invalid argument with fcntl.fcntl
- From: Mitko Haralanov <mitko@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 11:45:07 -0700
I am trying to use the advisory locking with fcntl over NFS (thus, me
choosing fcntl instead of flock and friends).
I have the following code:
lockdata = struct.pack ("hhllhh", fcntl.F_RDLCK, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
print self.fd, type (self.fd), len (lockdata), type (lockdata)
ret = fcntl.fcntl (self.fd, fcntl.F_GETLK, lockdata)
when this code executes, I always get the following:
<open file 'test.py', mode 'a' at 0xb7e99458> <type 'file'> 16 <type
'str'> Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in ?
File "filelock.py", line 154, in _get_lock_state_nfs
ret = fcntl.fcntl (self.fd, fcntl.F_GETLK, lockdata)
IOError: [Errno 22] Invalid argument
If I execute the same code in the Python interpreter (replacing self.fd
with an open file object), it work.
Can anyone shed some light on why this code would produce that error?
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Bring on Britain's terrorism law: Carr
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Australia will consider adopting elements of Britain's new anti-terrorism regime following the London bombings, including stripping people of bad character of their citizenship.
The Attorney-General, Philip Ruddock, raised the possibility after the NSW Premier, Bob Carr, yesterday called on the Federal Government to consider copying Britain's anti-terrorism laws.
The British Government intends to bring in laws making it an offence to provide or receive terrorism training in Britain or abroad and to outlaw indirect incitement to carry out terrorism.
Mr Carr, who has just returned from a visit to London, wrote to the Prime Minister, John Howard, urging him to look closely at the British experience.
"We've got to plug every potential gap and that's why I'd like the Commonwealth to go line by line, clause by clause through Tony Blair's legislation and see whether it's relevant here," Mr Carr said.
Mr Ruddock said Australia was ahead of Britain in keeping out people of bad character and had prevented "radical sheiks" getting into the country. If people were of bad character, he said, "they don't get admitted".
Mr Ruddock said he would examine British legislation allowing citizenship to be stripped under certain circumstances, but revoking citizenship did not mean automatic deportation.
He said Britain was planning to establish alert lists for people it considered to be of concern. Australia had always operated alert lists for people with criminal records, he said.
Mr Carr said he would arrange a meeting between the NSW Police and Islamic leaders, but denied it was in response to comments from the Deputy Police Commissioner, Andrew Scipione.
"We want to involve the Islamic community in our counter-terrorism activities and we want them to understand what we're about, " Mr Carr said.
Mr Scipione, who heads the counter-terrorism command, said this week he believed a terrorist attack in Australia was inevitable and Sydney was particularly vulnerable. He called on Muslims to work with the police.
Mr Carr backed Mr Scipione's comments, saying: "There were bombs on the London subway system and there have been other terrorist acts. I think we've got to take it seriously."
But Keysar Trad, the founder of the Islamic Friendship Association, said there were maybe a "few dozen" ultra-conservative Muslims in Sydney and the number of those who would take "armed action" would be "zero".
The former president of the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils, Yasser Nasser, told ABC radio Muslims should report any suspicions. "If there is any fanatic they should contact the police and talk to them," he said.
Religious leaders yesterday appealed for the withdrawal of hate literature from bookshops and called for an apology from booksellers who had stocked it.
A statement by the Australian National Dialogue of Christians, Muslims and Jews came in response to the sale of inflammatory books at Islamic bookshops in Sydney and Melbourne.
"All fair-minded people will be dismayed to learn that notorious racist and vilifying texts, printed overseas, have found their way to Australia " the statement said.
"The individuals who have imported and are promoting this material must not be allowed to present themselves as acting in the interests of Muslim Australians."
Mr Carr yesterday urged Sydney commuters to combat terrorist threats by becoming "the eyes and ears" of the city's trains and buses.
The Government will use the New York slogan, "If you see something, say something", which was introduced immediately after September 11, 2001.
There had been 32 reports of unattended baggage and other items in Sydney since the London bombings two weeks ago, he said.
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Charity boss Camila Batmanghelidjh today warned that traumatised children were being "demonised" as she called on the Government to fund a massive expansion of care.
The founder of Kids Company said just £11million a year per local authority would allow the "re-parenting" of 11,500 abused or neglected children through street-level centres.
The centres would be open from 9am to 10pm every day, and be staffed by psychologists, child therapists and artists, with a phone-line at night in case they were in trouble.
Key workers could act in loco parentis and could attend school parents' nights and provide hot meals and activities for the youngsters.
The model currently operates at Kids Company – which helps 36,000 children every year – but would be expanded to provide additional support to social services.
Ms Batmanghelidjh told a conference on vulnerable children at the LSE: "We're in a country where children who are profoundly traumatised are also demonised. The public often perceive themselves as being persecuted by these kids, whereas we need to collectively take responsibility for looking after them.
"There's a need to rethink our working model with the most vulnerable children and we've got to have the moral courage to do that. We need a re-parenting of children that have been abused."
Shadow education minister Sharon Hodgson criticised the Government's failure to come up with funding given it would be cheaper to help children avoid the criminal justice or care systems in the first place.
"To see the sums of money that are thrown on them when society has failed them, when we haven't helped them, I just thought this is madness," she said.
Professor Sandra Jovchelovitch, a social psychologist at the LSE, warned that children in gangs would go on suffering until society recognised they were in dire need of help.
"The politicians are not going to pay attention in the way they should because society thinks about those children as criminals, as not deserving," she said.
"Society doesn't want to see them because to look at them in the face means to recognise something that the vast majority of people are not prepared to recognise.
"It's much easier to think of them as little criminals rather than as children that need support."
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The Jimmy Dore Show podcast 11-8-13The Jimmy Dore Show 11-8- 2013
More Stuff Luke Russert.
With Frank Conniff, Mike MacRae, Ben Mankiewicz, Robert Yasumura, Steve Rosenfield, Jim Earl
Originating from KPFK 90.7 FM in Los Angeles, The Jimmy Dore Show is an irreverent and humorous take on today's headlines and hypocrites. The program skewers politicians as well as the corporate mouthpieces which make up today's mainstream "news media." Each and every week, The Jimmy Dore Show provides the unvarnished truth with a twist of funny.
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At the GOP candidate's concession speech in the NYC mayoral race, it was notable that Mr. Sunshine was brusquely pushing away the hands of his wife? or someone who was trying to pat him on the back. Nice little summation there.
Also notable in the Virginia gubernatorial race, how McAuliffe and Cuccinelli were so widely disliked that the Libertarian candidate took a record percentage of the vote total, as the only other ballot candidate…he was polling at about 10% toward the end of the campaign, and that only dropped to just under 7% in the actual vote, far less erosion than one usually sees for a candidate Who Can't Win (because people aren't voting for them, as Rep. Buono in NJ might note…thank goodness that Pres. 1970s Republican so tacitly supported Christie's re-election)(well, it made it easy for me to vote the Green ticket for Gov/Lt. Gov, anyway).
(Also amusing in VA, the claims of the GOP there that the Libertarian Party campaign was being stealth-funded by Democrats, probably not too far wrong if at all, and that the LP guy was No Real Libertarian, which seems a bit more unlikely–why, he might not even defend the rights of modern slaveholders!…and, c'mon, kids, you know the Cooch loves your rights, or at least your extremely far rights…)(One has to wonder if all that will do anything to further polarize the GOP and LP in Virginia or otherwhere…though Pragmatism and log-rolling will tend to Rule OK, even on the fringes…)
I can't believe since it was so late last night last week when I watch this ha bisky podcast I forgot to comment. I love you guys so much.
Jimmy D when you haven't been on youtube in awhile I forget how adorable your vibe is. It was the first vibe I ever felt through technology and I thought I was fucking insane when that happened. Please don't ever leave youtube the way Fugelsang did.


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I smiled at you because I wanted you to know that it was ok and because your tears made my heart burst with pride. There was no malice in that little girl's heart when she moved away from our Kate. She may be unsure and afraid of how to interact with Kate. She may have even received a bite or a pinch from our girl at one time.
This is where you and I come in, Grace. We are going to teach people how to adore Kate as much as we do. We are going to teach people how to understand the way Kate tells you something with her actions when she cannot produce the words. We are going to teach people that being different can be wonderful and exciting and scary, too. We are going to do that for Kate because of everything she has done for us.
Remember when Kate gave you her turtle, Michelangelo, when you were crying because you were afraid to get on the school bus for the first time? Remember when Kate offered you her popcorn when you dropped your whole kids pack at the movie theatre? Remember when you cried your little heart out because Kate sobbed when she had her first haircut?
Do you see how tears can sometimes mean something wonderful? The tears you shed that day made me smile, not because I wanted to see you sad, but because I can see that Kate means everything to you and that means everything to me.


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Will Researching Pressure Cookers Online Get You A Visit From The Cops?
We all worry that someone will get into our computer history and see exactly what we Google. But did you know Googling "Pressure Cookers" and "Backpacks" could get you a visit from a Joint Terrorism Task Force?
Earlier this week a couple in Nassau New York got just such a visit. Michele Catalano was searching for a new pressure cooker online. And at the same time, her husband was searching for a new backpack. The next morning six agent from a Joint Terrorism Task Force were at their door.
Turns out it wasn't some government spy program that noticed the searches it was Michele's former employer.
"Suffolk County Criminal Intelligence Detectives received a tip from a Bay Shore based computer company regarding suspicious computer searches conducted by a recently released employee. The former employee's computer searches took place on this employee's workplace computer. On that computer, the employee searched the terms "pressure cooker bombs" and "backpacks.""
The authorities say the computer was actually used to look up "Pressure cooker bombs" but it was the couples kid doing research on the Boston Marathon Bombings.


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I forgot exactly how much the two sides hate each other. They're up there with Hamas and the Israeli government, with Fischer and Spassky, with Wile E Coyote and Roadrunner.
My predication last month that a new one-off commission comprising unions and business leaders could resolve the stand-off on agency workers' rights now appears wishful thinking, naive even.Before a commission has even been established the two sides (the CBI in one corner and, on this occasion, the GMB in the other) have started exchanging insults in the media like a couple of C-list celebrities fighting over a footballer.
New Labour and Cameron's Conservatives may well be blurring the boundaries between left and right but when it comes to business leaders and union leaders, the divisions are debilitating.
The government may struggle to attract commissioners of a more objective stance to sit in what will have to be a specially designed padded meeting room with no sharp edges.
Straight away GMB chief Paul Kenny has veered off-piste with an attack on the CBI's campaign to block the extradition of the Natwest Three. The Natwest Three who have of course since pleaded guilty.
Fair point Paul but what exactly has this got to do with agency workers?
In response the CBI, via the quote marks of deputy director general John Cridland, has attacked, quite rightly, the GMB's propensity to rant its way up a sidetrack.
Come on chaps. Let's sort this out. Begin like this…
The CBI has to accept one simple fact: Some employers are taking the Michael when it comes to agency workers. Suggesting anything else is disingenuous.
The GMB must accept one simple fact in return: Giving agency workers full employment rights the moment they step through the door is impractical and unnecessary.
Once you can agree that, you have the beginnings of a compromise. Easy peasy. This isn't Macca vs Mucca.
As 'Chuckle brothers' Ian Paisley and Martin McGuinness have found to their credit, for progress you may need to swallow a little pride.
Oh and turn off those broken records. If nothing else they send the rest of us to sleep.


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Right now xbmc shows us notifications when someone calls or when sends a message. Is it possible to show us all notifications (like when someone sends a message over gtalk) in xbmc?
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Sorry, there is no hook for the notifications, at least I don't know any. So there is no way to receive all notifications.
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Would it be possible to provide an API that would let applications send notifications via XBMC Remote, though?
The K-9 email client is one example of an application that publishes intents for notifications. I wouldn't mind working on a lightweight plugin to receive those intents and push notifications to XBMC.
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Volume 21 Issue 9 (Apr 2014)
To cite this article: Cole, Rose. Supporting aboriginal women's health needs [online]. Australian Nursing and Midwifery Journal, Vol. 21, No. 9, Apr 2014: 38-39. Availability: <http://search.informit.com.au/documentSummary;dn=190494681778444;res=IELHEA> ISSN: 2202-7114. [cited 30 Jun 17].
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Women, Aboriginal Australian; Aboriginal Australians--Health and hygiene; Aboriginal Australians--Medical care; Health education--Evaluation; Breast--Cancer--Patients--Services for;
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Fire department receives $2,850 grant
U.S. Sen. Bob Casey has announced that the Federal Emergency Management Agency, under the Department of Homeland Security, recently awarded $2,850 in grants to the Armagh & East Wheatfield Township Volunteer Fire Department for its operations and safety.
"Pennsylvania's firefighters endure risk and sacrifice every day to keep their community safe," Casey in a news release. "This money will help provide Indiana County's firefighters with the resources they need to ensure their safety and the safety of those they serve."
Funds are awarded through the Assistance to Firefighters Grant program (AFG), which aims to strengthen the health and safety of the nation's first responders and those they serve.


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saturday@theHOP June 1, 2013
New Haven House of Prayer
Saturday, June 1, 2013 at 9:00 AM
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
The vision of these monthly seminars is to provide a forum for our community: believers and un-believers, intercessors and worshippers, young and old to minister to the Lord's heart through an in depth study of His word. You're invited to join us on Saturday, June 1st for one of the following seminar topics:
Prayer Station Training
Praying for people on the street is not a gimmick for presenting the gospel. In the ministry of Jesus and the early apostles, the prayers that were prayed for the inbelivers on the streets were powerful and effective to meet their needs and God has not changed! It is important that those Christians that participte in Prayer Stations are prepared to believe God for the miraculous. Attendees will learn how to set up a "Prayer Station" and invited to participate in real time scenarios. This is an effective tool and great fun!
Intro to Intercessory Worship
Through this course we seek to encourage a passion for Christ through prayer by uniting congregations throughout the Spring/Woodlands area in prayer activities and encouraging individual Christians in a lifestyle of prayer. New Haven employs the Intercessory Worship (IW) model, which can be sustained for long periods of time because it is "enjoyable"; prayer and worship combined. Saturday @ the HOP: Introduction to Intercessory Worship includes: The prophetic history of New Haven, why we do what we do, an introduction to the how's and why's of this prayer model, and a preview of the heart issues of a consecrated prayer life.
College of Preparedness
We feel a strong leading of the Lord to be Josephs for our community, being prepared for an emergency so that we can be a resource to the lost and hurting in times of crisis and uncertainty. Each month in this course, Justin and Kynada Boland, creators of Preparedness Peace, cover a large spectrum of topics that all pertain to preparing your heart and your home so that you can be an instrument in the hand of the Lord to bless others around you. It is always exciting and practical with teaching, Q&A and then hands-on practice. It is a safe place to learn, ask questions and do what you learn.
Children at saturday@theHOP:
The children's equipping track, saturday@theHOP KIDS is designed especially for children first through fifth grades. This class will be held the first Saturday of each month from 9:00am to Noon. saturday@theHOP KIDS hopes to impart to children that studying the Word of God and prayer can be enjoyable. The class will instruct kids in foundational biblical truths in a manner that is engaging and fun. There will also be times of kids' worship, snacks, games and much more!
When & Where
New Haven House of Prayer
6262 Creekside Green
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Saturday, June 1, 2013 at 9:00 AM
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American terror: from Oklahoma City to 9/11 and after
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Throughout American history, both terrorism and extremism have been constructed, evoked or ignored strategically by the state, media and public at different points, in order to disown and demonize political movements whenever their ideologies and objectives become problematic or inconvenient – because they overlap with, and thus compromise, the legitimacy of the dominant ideology and democratic credentials of the state, because they conflict with the dominant ideology or hegemonic order, because they offend the general (voting) public, or because they expose the fallacies of national unity and bi-polar opposition in the face of foreign enemies or international conflicts, such as the war on terror. This chapter looks at how domestic extreme right terrorism has been constructed, represented, evoked or ignored in the American political imagination in the post-civil rights era, with a particular focus on its changing status following the Oklahoma City bombing and 9/11.
Winter, A. 2010. American terror: from Oklahoma City to 9/11 and after. In: B. Brecher, M. Devenney and A. Winter, eds. Discourses and practices of terrorism: interrogating terror. Abingdon: Routledge. 2010, pp.156-176
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Let's be honest: newborns are yucky, right?
Sunday Telegraph deputy editor Claire Harvey is about to meet her new baby - and here's what she has to say about newborns. (You've gotta read through to the end!)
I never wanted a baby.
Hang on, that sounds wrong. I've wanted children, very much, since I was old enough to strap my doll into a plastic stroller and take her for a walk in the backyard.
But I wasn't too sure about having a newborn. Newborns are, let's be honest here, a bit yucky. From the start, they're deeply irritable. The first glimpse of their little faces leaves no doubt their major emotional driver is pure annoyance. I can't blame them.
They've been untimely ripp'd from inside the womb, without so much as a warning buzzer. In there it was warm and snug.
It was safe and predictable. All the talking was muffled.
Newborns are grumpy and wrinkly
Nobody tried to take away its stuff or make it pay tax. Nobody asked if it'd like to be moved, naked, into a freezing hospital room and handed to two strangers with no clue.
So newborns are grumpy. They're wrinkly. And they're not much chop in the interactivity department.
They're as community-minded as your average petrol-powered leaf blower. They completely refuse to make eye contact with anyone.
They're always either too hot or too cold; starving hungry or so full they're throwing up everywhere, and they don't like either being asleep or being awake enough to stick at one thing or the other for long enough to get the hang of it.
Birth: yep, it makes me faint
I've been to a couple of births as a "support person" for two girlfriends. I've put that phrase in inverted commas because my main means of support was clapping a hand over my mouth in pure terror during the first one, and fainting at the second.
Yep, I fainted. Just as it got to the business end of proceedings – by which time I was so hot and tired and hungry I'd convinced myself the baby, my friend and possibly myself were all about to die – I crashed to the floor.
On the way down, my lifeless body slammed through all the delicate monitoring equipment and electronic cables, ripping them from their sockets. I came to, flat on my back, looking up at the midwife (a Kiwi, by the way). "I've had min feint bifore," she hissed, "but niver a woman."
I struggled to my feet and, within minutes, my incredibly brave friend – unfussed by my carry-on – had brought her son into the world. The midwife was still furious with me.
The baby looked like he wanted to bite my hand off. But they all look like that at birth.
It's not 'til newborns reach 3 months of age …
That's the point. They're just not, I think, particularly lovable until they hit about three months of age, when their eyes start moving in sync, they lose the wrinkles and the milk-spots, and they give something resembling a smile.
Then they're heart-meltingly exquisite. But, pregnant with my first child, I've been dreading those first few months a little, to be honest.
What would the baby and I do all day? Would I be able to do anything that it approved of? Would it like the clothes I'd bought for it? Is there a way to skip the first three months and pick it up from some kind of centre when it's ready to have fun with mum?
Never mind, I thought.
I'll just look forward to when the kid is a three-month-old ice-cream sundae of delicious babyness.
I'll just get through the first 12 weeks and then I'll really start getting the hang of it.
I'll fake it till I make it.
And then, at the ante-natal classes my husband and I have been going to, the midwife in charge wheeled in a little cot containing a baby.
A real, live newborn.
She picked up this slightly cranky little bundle and, as we all braced for the howling, suddenly the baby turned into an angel. With her nappy and blanket off, she floated in her bathtub of lukewarm water like a swimmer out past the breakers on a perfect body surfing day.
She stretched her crunched little limbs and relaxed every tendon. She wiggled her toes and sighed, gazing over at her mum and dad like she was in love. She swam.
I didn't know newborns had a "relax" setting. I'd always thought it was either "panic" or "unconscious".
So I've changed my mind. I've decided not to skip the first three months.
I would quite like one of those cranky little squirmy things. I can see why people like them so much.
If all else fails, I reckon, I'll run the bath and let the baby turn into a floating angel.
Read more on Kidspot about newborns:
- The ultimate guide to a newborn's first week at home
- Developmental milestones for newborns
- Pink McKay: When will they?
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Time to start an Erasmus adventure and the chosen city was the bustling Berlin? So check out this apartment in the Neukölln area, it seems to be a wonderful option for someone in your situation. There are universities close by like the FilmArche e.V., museums - Museum der Dinge - a Go-Kart Track - Berlinkart - and transport links like U Rathaus Neukölln metro station.
The apartment has seven comfortable bedrooms, two bathrooms, a wide and fitted kitchen and now you're the only one missing to complete the scene. This is a large flat with very cosy rooms and a clean decor that catches the eye. In the vicinity of this flat you can find pretty much everything you might need for a relaxed and happy stay.
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SCOTT JAGOW: The flight attendants at Northwest Airlines have put off their plans to strike.They had vowed to begin random walkouts starting tomorrow night, but the union says the security concerns at airports right now take precedence. This gives the airline a 10-day reprieve, but if Northwest doesn't reach a deal during that time, it could be facing the end. Jeff Tyler reports.
JEFF TYLER: Northwest executives say a strike by flight attendants could push the airline into liquidation.
University of Portland professor Richard Gritta agrees.
RICHARD GRITTA: "It's quite possible that if the unions decide that they're not going play the game, that it's over."
Flight attendants won't sign off on a new contract that calls for almost $200 million in concessions.
Having declared bankruptcy last September, Northwest has reached agreements concerning its financial restructuring with its other unions.
Gritta says the flight attendants are the last holdouts.
GRITTA:"When people get discouraged and depressed enough, and frustrated enough, they can do things which are not necessarily in their best interests. They may decide that they'd rather see the company fail than keep their jobs and grovel for higher pay checks."
Should the company survive this standoff, Northwest could emerge from bankruptcy sometime in the first half of next year.
I'm Jeff Tyler for Marketplace.


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Entering The (In-Studio) Wayback Machine With Faith No More
Last night, as a way of washing the American Idol off (Maura's recap coming soon!), my household regressed to pop-hating teen metalheads and gorged on YouTube footage* featuring "Faith No More in 1992 while recording their Matt Wallace produced Angel Dust album. This footage was shot for the MTV Week In Rock; they shot 4 hours of footage and only about 10 minutes were ever aired on MTV."
Only five parts have been uploaded–totaling a little more than an hour–and at least thirty minutes are devoted to Billy Gould and Roddy Bottum trying to sync up keyboard stabs to a prerecorded bass and drum part. (If the tune, baroque Middle Eastern rap-rock with seagull noises, actually made the album, it went through a serious alteration process.) You may find it tedious; I could watch this sort of shit all day.
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* Then we watched all six minutes of the Thurston Moore/Beck/Mike D. three-slacker-pile-up from 120 Minutes and felt older than when I learned this week was the anniversary of Bill Clinton setting the cause of drama-free inter-office adultery back at least a decade.


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I do, however, love both London and San Francisco, and have spent a good bit of time in both.
Glad you survived the trip and made it home safe. And nothing like finding good stuff from Midway waiting for you.


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The hotel is suitable for all types of guests. It offers ideal lodgings for families, children, adults, groups, FIT, or honeymooners. There are 192 rooms in total. It is air-conditioned and has a lobby, 24-hour reception, 24-hour check-in/check-out service, hotel safe, caf�, 2 restaurants, 2 bars, a hairdressers' salon, games room, conference facilities, 24-hour room service, a laundry service, cycle hire, and a 24-hour Internet access and email service. Parking facilities are available to guests arriving by car (subject to fees). Younger guests are sure to enjoy the playground (subject to fees).
The resort is located right on the most famous beach in the area, Klong Dao, and offers easy access to Saladan Pier and links to the public transport network as well as beach bars and restaurants. It is about 80 km from Krabi International Airport (about a two-hour drive), which owing to the location of the resort can be reached with the minimum of fuss. Elephant Camp, View Point, Koh Lanta Old Town and the Sea Gypsy Village can all be found in the area, and as such are easily accessible by car.
The six Diamond Villas are all set within luxurious tropical gardens. Each Villa faces the beach and beyond it, out onto the tranquil Andaman Sea. In addition to the generous 520 m� of living space, the Diamond Villas include their own private wooden deck. Each offers a large bedroom with a king-size bed and is decorated in a tasteful and refined Thai style. The oversized bathroom includes a double vanity basin, walk-in shower, and an enclosed Jacuzzi whirlpool bath. A dramatic glass wall is all that separates the bedroom from the villa's own private swimming pool. The 122 Grand Suites offer sumptuous modern Thai d�cor and have their own balconies. There are three floor plans available, ranging from about 160 m� to a spacious 300 m� approximately. The 50 one-bedroom Silver Suites are located on the 2nd floor and feature a large balcony overlooking the pool. The 50 Gold Suites consist of a master bedroom connected by a sliding door to a sitting room. These suites are located on the ground floor and each has a private balcony with direct pool access. The 22 Platinum Suites, all on the 3rd floor, consist of two master bedrooms and a sitting room. Each Platinum Suite offers a large balcony, a private atrium and a Jacuzzi, all overlooking the pool and gardens. The 68 Emerald Suites are set in 17 low-rise, Thai-style homes. Each Suite offers a generous 160 m� of space, and comes with a private balcony overlooking serene, landscaped gardens. An en suite bathroom, hairdryer, direct dial telephone, satellite/cable TV, minibar, fridge, tea/coffee making facilities, double or king-size beds, air conditioning and a safe all feature as standard..
Nightly live entertainment is offered in the 2 restaurants and bars in the form of the Trio Band. Guests can soak up the rays of the warm Thai sun on the Pailin Sunset Terrace. Beach volleyball, canoeing, snorkelling, table tennis, biking, diving, a health club and spa centre all features. The spa and health facilities include a Jacuzzi, sauna, solarium, steam room, as well as massage and spa treatments. Sports enthusiasts can visit the gym (subject to fees). Guests can also take advantage of the spacious outdoor swimming pool with children's pool, poolside snackbar and sun loungers. It is located on the island and covers some 3000 m� (its use is subject to fees). Water aerobics are also offered (subject to fees).
A wide range of cuisine and dishes are available, with the menus ranging from Thai to western dishes. A children's menu, buffet breakfast, lunch, dinner, BBQ and seafood are all offered.
The following are all accepted as methods of payment at the hotel: MasterCard and VISA.
80 kms from Krabi Internatioal Airport and about two hours drive, easy access due to its location 1st. Beach from the beginning of Koh Lanta Yai "Klong Dao Beach"
The hotel is suitable to all types of clients, Family, Children, Adult, Group, FIT, Honeymooners etc, 24 hours service at the Front Desk as well as the room service, 24 hours access and free of charge for the internet and email service
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I Am Number Four: The Lost Files: The Legacies (Lorien Legacies… (edition 2012)
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I Am Number Four: The Lost Files: Six's Legacy by Pittacus Lore
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This was a good insight to Six. I am looking forward to seeing Four and Six's adventures searching for the rest of the Garde!
It's shorter than Nine's legacy and not as entertaining or action-packed. Basically, it doesn't leave a lot to the imagination and I felt that this story could'vw been so much better.
Add to the fact that in the Power of Six, Six actually gave John a summary of her experience so this novella was uncalled for.
My only complaint is that this was too short. But I liked seeing how Six coped with her personal tragedy and was able to survive.
in this book it tells of six. when she first arrived on the planet earth, and how she grew up. the first time she ran into the mogodorians. and how she and her cepan ran from them to texsas. where they were traped and caught again with a narrow escape. but even that was not enough to hide. for the mogs caught them and took them to their hide out in a hollowed out mountain. sixs cepan is killed in torture and the mogs find they cant find a way to kill her. this due to the charm cast to protect the nine. she escapes when her legasy of invisability developes. while escaping she kills the mog who killed her cepan. this is a good book because it tells a story of a character that is reletivley unknown. it also tells and finishes story from the main story. it also makes six seem more like a person with feelings.
If you have the chance, I highly recommend this. It fills in the gaps before Six met up with John and has plenty of action to boot. You learn more about her life with her Cêpan, Katarina and see how she gained her impressive discipline and survival skills. It makes for a nice comparison too of how each of the Numbers was raised. Aside from Six, you also get a better glimpse of the creepy Mogadorians and their secret lair. It's not pretty.
In case you're wondering, it's not necessary to read this before Power of Six. You'll still be able to enjoy it either way. Once you're finished with both books, you'll be excited about the possibilities that lie ahead once all the members of the Garde finally come together. And you'll absolutely love how Six becomes the bad ass we know and admire!
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The situation in Iraq is passing from being a cause for American reflection on its own actions there in the 2003-2011 period to a reason for serious thought about the future in that part of the Middle East.
What is occurring is that a force calling itself the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria is assuming control through successful military action of the Sunni Muslim heartland, including the cities of Fallujah, Mosul, Ramadi, Samarra and Tikrit and most of Anbar and Nineveh provinces. The primarily Shiite Iraqi government forces of Prime Minister Nouri Kamal al-Maliki, trained and equipped by the United States, have not yet mounted a successful defense to contain or roll back the ISIS forces.
As of Thursday Baghdad, the Iraqi capital, was some 70 miles away from advancing ISIS forces. They have adequate mobility and arms, thanks to assets U.S. forces left behind for use by Iraqi national forces.
The al-Maliki government has asked for new U.S. military support, drones for reconnaissance and intelligence and air strikes to try to hold back the ISIS forces.
The ISIS is made up of Sunni Islamist extremists from both Iraq and Syria, supporters of the Baath Party of Saddam Hussein, including members of that government's armed forces, and other Sunni militias, including some who were on America's payroll when the United States attempted to bring Iraq's Sunnis under control during the occupation.
The critical point at this juncture is that the United States not jeopardize the future by trying to plug the holes in the al-Maliki regime's sinking ship. With all the advantages America gave it and him, his regime has failed miserably to govern a multicultural Iraq in such a way to prevent it from dissolving.
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View of the world as seen thru the eyes of the Mayor, and the Village Idiot of Obamaland.
The Weekly Standard's Daniel Halper quotes a 2010 interview with Vice President Biden:
"I am very optimistic about--about Iraq. I mean, this could be one of the Great Achievements of this administration. You're going to see 90,000 American troops come marching home by the end of the summer. You're going to see a stable government in Iraq that is actually moving toward a representative government," said Biden.....**************************
"We're leaving behind a sovereign, stable and self-reliant Iraq with a representative government that was elected by its people. We're building a new partnership between our nations and we are ending a war not with a final battle but with a final march toward home. This is an Extraordinary Achievement," – President Barack Obama in a speech at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Dec. 14, 2011...*******************************
In a Wednesday 11June 2014, event at the White House:
"The world is less violent than it has ever been....President Barack Obama....*****Tell that to the people of Israel, Syrian, Iraq, Ukraine, Nigeria, Libya, just to name a few........
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You have arrived at an ideal vacation location on one of the world's best beaches in Florida. You can enjoy sunbathing poolside, on the beach or on the spacious Gulfside lawn – or you can be active with tennis, golf, biking, shelling, swimming, diving, boating ... you name it. It's all right here!
So, welcome to our newly renovated and redecorated, bright 1-bedroom studio condo. Unpack, relax stand on the open lanai with beautiful views east to the back-bay estuaries, south to Naples coastline and west to the Gulf of Mexico. The condo has the latest amenities including, convection/microwave oven, ceramic cooktop, king size bed, updated bath, free cable and a free secure Wi-Fi connection.
Linens, towels, dishes, silverware, beach chairs – all provided. All you need to do is pack your bags and head to the Gulf.
On site you'll find a large heated pool, 4 Har-Tru tennis courts, gas grills, shuffleboard, horse shoes, tropical birds, and miles of wide white sand beach and the welcoming warm Gulf!
Within walking distance either across the street or down the beach are unique water-front restaurants and bars, shops, theatres, spas, post office, drug store, marina, bikes, jet-ski & boat rentals, sport fishing, tour boat and an 18-hole executive golf course.
From here it's a short drive or 50-cent trolley ride to Publix, Ft. Myers Beach Town center, other excellent restaurant and night spots. For a special treat, just a mile and half away is Lovers Key State Park -- a top ten Florida beach!
You can make excursions to nearby Naples and Fort Myers for site-seeing and shopping, or Sanibel and Captiva for nature trails, eco- kayaking, beach strolling, and shelling.
I was born and raised in Ohio. During a particularly cold winter in 1984 I visited Ft. Myers Beach and fell in love with the area for a vacation destination.
As fate would have a few years later I met my husband – who happened to be from Florida. So I have relocated to Stuart, Florida – and in case you were wondering, I don't miss the snow and ice!
I have always had an interest in real estate and I'm now a realtor with Berkshire Hathaway.
Every year my husband and I spend time redecorating, updating and improving our Ft. Myers Beach condo. The condo management company keeps the buildings, grounds and amenities in opening day condition.
I'm sure you'll enjoy it as much as we do.
Marcia Benson purchased this condo in 1984
The Gulf of Mexico has the best beaches in Florida. The beach here is unique with the estuary in front. It attracts an assortment of migrating and tropical birds. The surf is gentle and the water is shallow a long way out. It's perfect for swimming, wading, shelling and strolling.
You don't really need a car here. Everything you need is within walking distance. You can fly in, get a cab to the condo and have great restaurants, fun waterfront bars, and shopping nearby.
The condo has well-maintained amenities – 4 Har-Tru tennis courts, large heated pool, beautiful plants and a spacious Gulf front grass lawn.
This location is perfect for a laid-back vacation or an action-packed one.
The condo has a southern exposure which gives it a winter sun for warmth and summer shade for cool. The open lanai offers a panoramic view especially south along the coast.
For the location: It's all about the Gulf and beach – white, powdery sand. Beautiful blue Gulf. Birds, dolphins.
Getaway: do as little or as much as you wish.
The Condo: our pride in providing a bright, comfortable vacation place our guests have enjoyed and come back to. While other units have standard cable we have HD channels and in unit WIFI connection.
We stayed at the condo during for a week to celebrate 2013 New Year. The condo, the location, the amenities exceeded our expectations! In a sense, the description of the condo and location in the online listing do not do justice to this fantastic vacation spot! The condo is located in a beautiful area of Fort Myers Beach. It is just a sliver of grass away from the practically private beach, close to the birds' sanctuary. If one, however, prefers more loud crowds – it is just a minutes' walk away. The condo complex has skillfully maintained clay tennis courts and grills. The golf court is 5 minutes walk away. And Publix is conveniently just blocks away. We were also very pleased by the condo. It is decorated in a modern and beautiful way. Every single detail was thought through for comfortable stay. Kitchen had all utensils for our cooking needs, and even some condiments to use before we bought our own. The condo was spotless. The view from the balcony is great – we could see Fort Myers Beach as well as the ocean. The balcony is a great place for romantic dinners with some gourmet goodies grilled on the grills right downstairs. We fell in love with the location and were very pleased with the accommodations. Marcia was very efficient and easy to deal with. We could not have dreamt of better vacations. Thank you so much! We'll be happy to be back again.
My h and I enjoyed our getaway to this great little condo. Weather was great, condo clean, updated, some gulf view, heated pool, short walk to gulf beach. I did buy a chair because I have knee problems and chairs were too low for me for beach but Marcia provides chairs, beach towels and noodles for pool. Bed comfy.strong shower. Close to Lovers key state park which was beautiful. Nice spot away from busy end of Ft. Myers. Good breakfast / lunch spot across the street. We cooked breakfast in mostly with coffee on the veranda. We found it a reasonable price for a great week.
My husband and I had a wonderfully relaxing time at this sweet condo at Estero Beach and Tennis Club. It was well appointed and offered everything we needed for our vacation. The owner was responsive in helping us figure out the wifi and answered all questions in a timely manner.
This is a cute little condo that was perfect for our anniversary getaway. Everything you need is in the condo. The property is well maintained and is right on the beach, no roads to cross. The beach area seems almost secluded as it has little mangrove areas on either side (very nice). The pool area was very nice and convenient. There is a shopping area with highly rated restaurants across the street, we had a great breakfast at Skye's and pizza/fun at Castaway's. The main part of Fort Myers beach is just up the road. It is an easy drive or trolley ride.
We found the most beautiful and interesting shells right on "our" beach.
Marcia was very easy to work with. we couldn't be happier with the condo or Fort Myers. We would definitely come back.
My husband and I just spent a week at Marcia's beautiful place for our honeymoon. It is a second marriage for both of us so we wanted something special. It was the perfect size for two people and so clean and updated! The beach was amazing and secluded,almost like a small private beach. Many places to eat,we enjoyed the restaurants right across the street in the strip mall. A very relaxing and romantic week. We highly recommend this as a vacation spot! Can't wait to visit again!
This is the perfect beach getaway, amazing beach and lots of things to do around the area, plenty of restaurants
and bars you will not be lost for things to do. This Condo is just as described beautifully decorated with such style
with everything you could want. Its on the quite part of Fort Myers beach so very friendly and just right for family's.
My husband and I work in stressful corporate jobs 50-60 hours a week. My mother had a stroke 1 1/2 years ago. She lives almost two hours away from us, and I care for her three weekends a month plus manage my own extensive health issues. We needed a vacation! Marcia's condo did not disappoint! It was larger than expected with plenty of storage. It was impeccably clean, and the large, king bed was very comfortable! We slept great! Great water pressure in shower and temperature. The couch is comfortable, TV is big, and there are plenty of chairs and lamps to curl up and read a book. The decorating is so cute that when I posted a picture on Facebook, my friends thought it was from a magazine! We have stayed at a lot of condos, villas, cabins, cottages, etc., and this one was probably stocked better than any we have been at. Anything we needed was there except the food! The view of the ocean is not as good as some of the other condos, but that didn't really matter to us. We spent a lot of time walking the beach and resting on it, so we saw it that way. We did rent a car, but you wouldn't have to. There are a variety of restaurants in Santini Plaza across the street (Italian, Mexican, Sandwiches, Fish, Breakfast). We rented a car because we wanted to drive to Sanibel. We also drove to Lover's Key State Park but could have taken trolley. We loved this park. We walked the nature trail and saw gators, tortoises, etc. The beach here is gorgeous. We also walked down Ft. Myers Beach to where the cabanas are. You can rent one for $20/day. It was well worth it. It was comfortable, kept the sun at bay, and less sand to deal with, Thank you, Marcia, for this wonderful stress-free vacation!
Across the street is a shopping plaza, several bars and restaurants, marina, golf course. Down the beach is a great beach front bar and restaurant – perfect for lunch or sunset dining.
The wide white sand beach extends for miles and there are assorted surf and sand activity vendors for your convenience. The Ft. Myers Beach Town Square has more bars and restaurants, shopping, entertainment and activities.
More of the world's best beaches are close by -- Lover's Key State Park (1.5 miles), Sanibel and Captiva (20 miles).
Historic Ft. Myers features tours of Henry Ford and Thomas Edison homes (10 miles).
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[UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: Wednesday] Real Madrid put on one of its greatest shows ever on the road, putting six goals -- several of them spectacular -- past Schalke 04 before the German club scored a consolation goal to make the final score 6-1 in Gelsenkirchen in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League round-of-16 series.
ROUND OF 16, First Legs
Schalke 04 1 Real Madrid 6
Galatasaray 1 Chelsea 1
Olympiakos 2 Man. United 0
Zenit St. Petersburg 2 Bor. Dortmund 4
Man. City 0
Barcelona 2
Arsenal 0 Bayern Munich 2
Bayer Leverkusen 0 Paris SG 4
AC Milan 0 Atletico Madrid 1
Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema each scored twice as Real Madrid set a Spanish record for most goals on German soil.
Benzema and Bale put Real ahead by two goals after 21 minutes before Ronaldo had his 10th and 11th goals of the competition and set up Benzema for his second goal. Klaas-Jan Huntelaar scored in stoppage time for Schalke 04.
The win gave seeded teams six wins in eight games on the road in the first leg of the round of 16. Chelsea had to settle for a 1-1 tie at Galatasaray a day after Manchester United fell at Olympiakos,
Frenchman Aurelien Chedjou's goal in the 65th minute for Galatasaray canceled out Fernando Torres'
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An 8-year-old girl is recovering after being attacked by a pit bull.
Altondria Campbell, of Geneva has been released from the hospital after she was attacked by a pit bull at a home in Geneva over the weekend.
Campbell was staying at a relative's home when she went to get her coat and began climbing a stairway. As she did this a 1 1/2 year old pit-bull that lives at this residence grabbed her by the left ankle and began biting and pulling her down the steps. The dog's owner was able to get the dog away from her but not before it bit her several times.
The dog's owner got the dog away from the child but the girl sustained 18 puncture wounds and a chipped shin bone.
The Humane Society responded to the scene and transported the dog to their facility after it was found to have been involved in a previous bite and due to the injuries Ms. Campbell sustained during this incident.Campbell was taken to Geneva General Hospital and then to Strong Hospital.
The dogs license and rabies vaccinations were current. The dog has been turned over to the Humane Society.


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This was my first time ever attending or participating in autocross, so it was quite the experience. Although I had read the Rs weren't well suited for autocrossing, I still had a blast taking the wagon around the course. This was hosted by the Atlanta region of SCCA at Atlanta Motor Speedway. I'm pretty sure I was the only Volvo and the only station wagon there. Being this was my first time, I went through the Novice program -- hence the big 'N' magnet on my car -- so they didn't post my times online. My 1st run could be classified as a "nice Sunday drive", but I managed to shave about 15 seconds off by my 5th and final run. There weren't any other G Stock cars competing, but with a little more seat time, I think I'd be competitive in GS.
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Sunday, July 3, 2011
Zentangle for Kids! Website
Let's see what you've got!
Sandy B.
7 comments:
- Carol Lawecki said...
Glad to see your new site. I taught my 10 year old niece the art of Zetangle Inspired Art and she is having fun with it. She stays with me a lot over the summer and we will sit and draw for hours. I can't wait to show her your new site and the your new book that is coming out soon. :)
- July 7, 2011 at 8:30 AM
- Genevieve said...
Congratulations Sandy! This is going to be a great book and website for tangling with kids.
- July 7, 2011 at 6:14 PM
- skjacobs said...
After my certification class my first student was my sister. She took some of the Zentangle concepts to her preschool. This is her result.
- July 8, 2011 at 10:26 PM
- beedoodle said...
Oh, this is wonderful. I am a Montessori teacher in Dallas, TX. I have been tangling with my classes for the last three years. I have 6, 7, and 8 year old students in the same classroom for all subjects all day. My students LOVE zentangles. My class project for the school's auction was "tangled" and brought over $300.
- July 10, 2011 at 10:36 PM
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Just had a question in regards to overheating during the first trimester (I am 7 weeks pregnant).
This evening I was leaning over the bench in the kitchen over the dishwasher (with my lower tummy pressed up against it) whilst it was on the dry cycle (gets quite hot). It would have been for a good 10-15 minutes leaning against it, chatting to hubby, before I realised my tummy was getting very hot, at which time I moved away.
My question is, could this cause any damage to the fetus (in terms of overheating) as would a sauna/hot spa etc?
Could just be paranoid, but I am freaking out a little....


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Mary is an early dance specialist of international repute. She works with dance, theatre and TV companies as an adviser, choreographer, dancer and actress and tours regularly giving master-classes, lecture-recitals and workshops. She is a regular faculty member of Aestas Musica in Croatia and The Ringve International Summer Course in Norway and has worked with many of the world's leading exponents of early music.
Mary revives original choreography and gesture for historical performance. Credits include Purcell's operas Dioclesian, Dido & Aeneas, The Fairy Queen, The Indian Queen and King Arthur; Blow's opera Venus & Adonis; Charpentier's Acteon and Cavalieri's Rappresentatione di Anima e di Corpo; Gluck's ballet Don Juan; Rebel's Les Elemens and Rameau's Pygmalion.
Mary teaches at the Royal Academy of Music and Royal College of Music in London and, outside London, at Birmingham City University – the Birmingham Conservatoire of Music. Outside the UK she has also given courses for the Norwegian State Ballet School and the Norwegian Music Conservatoire in Norway, Hanyang University and Seoul University in South Korea and The University of Music in Bucharest.
In Romania, Mary also inspired and helped establish the Orange Young Musician Award which was created to find and promote young musical talent throughout the country. After four successful years the competition has earned high regard internationally for its standards and integrity. She has made several programmes on various aspects of early dance and its music for TV Cultural.
Education work spans every age-group and includes projects for the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, The National Trust, English Heritage and The British Museum. Her resource book for teachers 'The Art that All Other Arts Do Approve' is on the Recommended Reading List in the UK.


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L: Doug, we've had a lot of readers ask us what you think about Ron Paul, and he's just announced he's running for president again. What's your take?
Doug: Ron is a decent human being. I've met him on a number of occasions, mostly when he came to meetings of the Eris Society, and always found him to be philosophically sound, as well as pleasant and sincere. A genuinely likable guy. As far as I've observed, he's always done exactly what he's said he'd do – certainly when it comes to voting against almost everything.
But if you're asking if he's got a chance of becoming president, I'll skip the "Slim and none" joke, and just say not a chance. The proverbial snowball in the mythical hot place has better odds.
L: I'm not surprised. Short of something far-fetched, like L. Neil Smith and Aaron Zelman's novel Hope, in which a gun-toting libertarian becomes president because the other candidates happen to die the night of the election, I can't see an honest libertarian – or any honest man at all – becoming president. But let's talk about the man first. How well do you know him?
Doug: Just socially. The only political candidate I've really been close friends with was Harry Browne, who was the Libertarian Party Presidential candidate in 1996 and 2000. I genuinely supported Harry, partly because we'd been friends since the mid-'70s. And because I don't believe we ever disagreed about anything beyond what wine to have with dinner. And because Harry was the only avowed anarchist that I know of to have ever seriously run for president. And because he promised that, if he won, he'd make me Chief of the Secret Police – just kidding.
Seriously, though, I thought that Harry could win several million votes just because he was so rational and eloquent. And because I believe that, since most people are basically decent, there would be at least that many who would support him, if they just knew he existed. But I was wrong. It shows that I'm actually not a cynic, but a romantic. Of course it's also said that a cynic is just a frustrated romantic. And that may well be true.
L: What about religion? Dr. Paul is a Christian…
Doug: Most people who are Christians are Christians only by an accident of birth – because their parents were. The same is true of Muslims. And Jews. And Hindus. And almost all religious types. It's the same as politics, actually. Most people are Democrats or Republicans because their parents were. It's reflexive and it's easy – even if it's totally irrational.
I lose some respect for people who believe things because of an accident of birth, but I've got nothing against Christians being Christian. It's when they try to force their religion on me that I have a problem. More and more, though, religion in the West has nothing to do with theology; it has much more to do with a general sense of shared identity and values. Even if it's mostly just lip service.
Anyway, I think Ron is sincere about his Christianity. But I feel confident he's the type of Christian who admires Christ – who was actually very admirable in many ways – as opposed to the uptight kind of Christian who mimics the strictures based on the aberrant theories of Paul.
L: Something Christ, I think, would have objected to.
Doug: Yes. I suspect if Paul had tried to join the apostles Jesus would have politely, but firmly, asked him to go away. Jesus was a rather Buddha-like figure, whereas Paul was a proto-Leninist.
The number of murders, massacres, and whole wars fought in the name of a peaceful carpenter who taught people to turn the other cheek and forgive just shows you how capable of willful ignorance and self-serving myopia people are.
But that's getting in to a different subject… Back to Ron; he's not the type to impose his religion on people. Thank God Huckabee, that smarmy, slick preacher, has dropped out of the race. In any event, I believe Ron's libertarian principles would restrain him from seriously mixing his religion with his politics, even if he were tempted.
So no worries there.
L: Are there any other policy areas that would concern you, issues you know you disagree with Dr. Paul on?
Doug: Well, he's not an anarchist, as was Harry Browne, and he could support a lot more laws than I would, but our visions of how to restore America are probably about 90% the same. We'd be pushing in so much the same direction – less government, fewer laws, fewer regulations, lower taxes, bring the troops home, etc. – it would probably be a long time before our 10% differences would become problematical. And he'd never get that far; he'd have to fight tooth and nail to get any of that 90% of the needed change we agree upon done.
But this is entirely an academic discussion. The chances of Ron even being a contender for the nomination of the totally corrupt Republican Party are zero. And if he got it, the chances of his being elected are less than zero – c'mon, this is the same electorate that just put in Obama.
And if, through some form of Olympian intervention, he was elected, real change would be impossible. The NSA, the CIA, the FBI, the DoD, and the rest of them are now an empire within the empire. If he ever tried to make serious changes I suspect he'd get a very serious talking-to, much more scary than a small town mayor might get from the Mob. The situation is beyond redemption in my view.
L: Okay, but... There's the Tea Party, The Libertarian Party, even a few genuinely pro-market Republicans out there – all constituencies that might vote for Ron Paul. There are a lot of disillusioned people out there, a good number of whom might vote for an honest man, even if they don't agree with him about everything. How can you say there's absolutely no chance he could win?
Doug: To start with, about half the population is on the dole – 45 million are on food stamps alone. Worse yet are all the corporate welfare recipients and high-finance fat cats in bed with the government – there are just too many people whose rice bowls would be broken for Ron to get elected. Organized labor would never stand for him, and much of corporate America would actually be on their side.
Furthermore, there's no constituency that would really be for him. The Libertarian Party is a completely ineffectual nonentity, and unworthy of support, as they proved by nominating the Congressman Bob Barr for their last candidate. The Tea Party has no central philosophy, as we've discussed before.
And that's not to mention Ron's own well-publicized libertarian ideas that are easy to paint in a bad light, like his opposition to the War on (Some) Drugs. The stars are just not aligned for Ron. Or they are aligned – all against him. The voters will go for a statist, collectivist fear-monger who promises free lunches.
L: Sounds like Dr. Paul's got as much chance of getting elected as you do – and Slim's out of town. But can his campaign not still do some good, shifting the debate? If the Republicans see themselves being outflanked on the right, might he put some spine in to them and make them actually embrace free markets in deed, not only in word? They might stop walking in lockstep with the Democrats, chasing after the middle…
Doug: Sure, he might change the nature of the debate a bit – and that would be a very good thing. It would offer a bully pulpit for education, which was another major reason why I supported Harry Browne. But none of that will change the way the vast majority of either the electorate or the politicians think or vote. The fact is that politicians all know they won't get reelected if they force the U.S. to bite the painful bullet it must, if it's to begin a real recovery.
In other words, what needs to be done – a large-scale firing of government employees, the abolition of most agencies, reinstitution of a sound currency, default on many or most government obligations, radical cuts in spending, and disbanding of the military-industrial complex – would itself bring on chaos at this point. Anybody who did it would be branded a traitor, or worse. So they'll continue kicking the can down the road. A controlled demolition of today's totally corrupt system is the best thing that could happen. Instead we'll get an uncontrolled collapse later.
L: So… we're back to there being no way out.
Doug: Yes – I'm afraid so. Even if friendly aliens landed on the roof of the White House and gave us some magic technology that would feed, house and clothe everyone for free–
L: That would destroy the native economies worldwide. What would people do all day if there was no point in any work because everything was free? Even if the entire population could become artists or something, the dislocation would be so massive, suicides would probably become the leading cause of death for whole generations. Would any ethical aliens do that?
Doug: Actually, if Ray Kurzweil is right about The Singularity, that's more or less what will happen. But that's a subject for another conversation.
So, okay, okay. There are no friendly aliens, and The Singularity isn't going to happen this election cycle. There is no way to avert the train wreck now. The plus-51% of the population on the dole alone guarantees it – that's the point of no return. Not to mention the abject failure of the government education system, and many other factors we've discussed before. I just don't see any way out; it's got to get worse before it gets better. And it likely won't get better until the present system implodes.
In that regard, I'm happy he's running because his campaign will almost certainly get a lot more attention than it ever has before. As above, that could educate a lot of people, because Ron will speak on principle, and about things that matter. The fact he can't win is actually a good thing. I pity the poor fool who's in office as we come out of the eye of the hurricane we're now in. Whoever is in office will be blamed, even though the collapse will be the consequence of decades of mismanagement.
But getting the ideas out into TV-land is a good thing. Come the crunch, the more people who've heard Ron's free-market ideas, the better the odds of things looking up after the crash.
I said there's no way Ron will win or prevent the deepening of The Greater Depression we're slipping into – I didn't say it wouldn't do any good.
I wish him the greatest success.
L: Heh… Well, if you think it's a good idea, why don't you run?
Doug: Go wash your mouth out. Ron does not believe the state is necessarily unethical. I do. Big difference; I can't be a part of a coercive system, even if I tell myself I'm only doing it to do good.
L: Understood. I know where the road paved with good intentions leads to. Okay then… Investment implications?
Doug: Sorry, nothing new there. The sad fact – as I see it – that a man of character like Ron Paul can never get elected in our current system is just par for the dismal course the U.S. has been locked into for some time.
But just because the U.S. is radar-locked on self-destruction, that doesn't mean our readers need to be. They can and should be doing everything possible to protect themselves. I don't want to sound like a broken record, but I honestly believe the best possible thing for readers to do is to live, breathe, eat, drink, and sleep the mantra: Liquidate, Consolidate, Create, Speculate – and diversify your political risk.
L: A public service announcement from Casey Research: No need to go down with the ship. I actually got an email from a reader who has posted your mantra on the wall in front of her desk. I'm glad some people are listening – especially those I consider friends.
Doug: You sent me that one – very gratifying. I can only hope she's not the only one. But it's more than just not needing to go down with the ship; the world will need sane people with capital at their disposal to help lead the way after the crash.
L: Sounds pretty apocalyptic, Doug.
Doug: You know I call 'em like I see 'em. But a crisis presents as much opportunity as danger – if you're prepared for it. So I like to look on the bright side. And I'm not urging anyone to become a hermit in Idaho – I'm simply urging fiscal caution of the sort that is always a good idea anyway, just more so now.
L: A good balance sheet never goes out of style, eh?
Doug: Exactly. Same goes for individuals as companies – and governments too, as will become all too painfully clear to most thinking people soon enough.
L: I think that's enough for this time. I've got rocks to kick in West Africa's greenstone belts this week, and it won't help if you depress the heck out of me.
Doug: Look on the bright side: you and many people you like will be better off than 99% of the world's population coming out of the crash. Most of the wealth will still be here – it's just going to change ownership. That could have positive social implications, going forward.
L: That is a thought … if the nation-state is the past, and the future belongs to phyles, we sure want to encourage the best phyles possible to form.
Doug: I'll leave you with your happy thought then. All you need is pixie dust, and you're all set.
L: According to you, that's on the way too, come the nanotechnology revolution.
Doug: There, you see, there always is a bright side to look on.
L: Thanks Doug. We'll talk next week.
Doug: Next week.
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This ones just awesome, look at the guys face
stay in drugs, eat school, and don't do vegetables
permanent vacation
I reckon it was probably a very nice experience. I hope that I eventually get the opportunity to visit several museums in Germany.
stay in drugs, eat school, and don't do vegetables
permanent vacation
Pebble Beach 1951
It catches the moment when Bill Pollack, in Tom Carstens' black #14 Allard, passes Phil Hill in the ex-Tommy Lee Alfa Romeo 8C2900B. Pollack won the event, while Hill faded to finish fourth.
n this photo by Don Meacham; Bill, in Tom Carstens' HWM-Chevrolet "Stovebolt" leads out of Turn 4 at the 7th Pebble Beach races, April 22, 1956. Following are Ernie McAfee in Bill Doheny's Ferrari 121LM, Phil Hill in John von Neumann's Ferrari 860 Monza, Carroll Shelby in Dick Hall's Ferrari 750 Monza, Pete Woods in his D-Type Jaguar, and Bob "Gus" Wittke in his Austin Healey.
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^^ That's pretty funny.
There are more Colt 1911's in this thread than cars. I think everyone on pg3 has one. Except C-96 Mauser man. I love C-96 Mausers.
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sweet thread!
needs more vintage girls :shifty:
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another wish....
Dude! WTF? Delete the first 3 pics so this doesn't get locked! Since when have you been allowed to post titties and shiit on here?
edit...not even nice titties or ass....SMH
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NEK This door is locked. Walk around.
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Marilyn Monroe and about a jillion troops in Korea
1941. At this point she really realized she'd made it
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Seatbelts anyone?
It's a Packard
I wasn't trying to wreck him, I just wanted to rattle his cage.... Dale EarnhardtOriginally Posted by porridgehead
You can pretty much always tell a Packard by its distinctive radiator shell. We had one of their trucks at a show a couple of years ago that had a 600:1 differential for pulling stumps.
I guess the pic sort of scrambled my brain, she did have that effect on a few people, including the Kennedy's
18 Feb 1954, South Korea --- 2/18/1954- Korea: The power of a woman. Over 10,000 GI's turn out to hear and see Marilyn Monroe as the bosomy blonde makes an appearance in Korea, February 16th. Not since President Eisenhower made his pre-inaugural visit has there been such a turnout for a celebrity. The serviceman traveled from all points of the Korea peninsula to get a look at the movie queen.1956, London, England, UK --- Creating a minor riot on opening night of her husband's play in London, actress Marilyn Monroe was the center of attention among the audience viewing Marilyn, in a revealing dress, turns to look back, as she sits with playwright Arthur Miller, (left), and Sir Laurence Olivier, (right), with whom she is currently making a movie.
I have nothing else to add other than I'm thrilled this thread has caught on so much.
Well done, TCL.
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