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The Bully Dog 4 Bank Performance Chip is designed to increase horsepower and torque on 1995-1997 7.3L Ford Power Strokes with manual transmissions. The six positions included are: High Idle, Stock,+30hp, +50 hp, +65 hp and +80 hp. Utilizing state-of-the-art programs, Bully Dog's 6 Position 4 Bank Chips run the lowest exhaust gas temperatures in the industry, typically running 50 to 100 degrees cooler than competitor products. These performance modules are designed to increase horsepower while keeping EGTs under control. The new 6 position 4 Bank Chip gives additional options such as: high idle with increased RPM for cold weather starts. Save time with the ease of operation by adjusting on the fly.
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The art of love... I don't see this as porn, it's erotics.
Lilyanne, your man has beautiful hands like my man. Guess that makes us both lucky ladies. And your vids are very classy.
sexy feet
the song is "jonathan" by Azzo
Brava! My favorite position for male/female sex, followed by an explosion. Great work.
what a nice fuck
Why can't men understand that she is voiding her bladder?
Beautiful, sensual pleasure! I cannot rap my head around why this is something one rarely sees whereas porn consisting of people who you can tell don't give a fuck about each other and playing the usual roles is so common. Well, I'm more than happy about moviemakers like this, thank you!
I'm not sure what Hump 2011 is, we're tattooed, not hipsters and we live in Montreal...
@becci I am so pleased that we can show that sex is about mutual pleasure and that it can be creative and loving. I'm happy you see it that way. @mister Thank you! @It is very erotic, but we hope that we can reclaim porn and make it sensual but still really sexy.
woooow! this is real sex and not something like in all the porn videos here. the man put his dick in the pussy and that's it. sex should be passionate like in this video. i's not about selfish guys who want to have sex. the woman is not a sex object. you guys are awesome!:)
I give this porno 5 stars because it shows 2 gorgeous people expressing their love in a gentle, passionate round of intercourse.
i want this. so passionate XD
This is exactly what I want, wow.
wanna fuck this puzy
@so jealous I hope for you that you find the amazing passion you deserve. @Elise I love hands. His are so strong and skilled. We are certainly lucky.
@Sarah Thank you, my beauty! @Mara You are so sweet. I am so lucky to have such a sexy, thoughtful boyfriend. I wish more guys will be inspired by this video. @Zan You are right! It's not pee, it's a flow of pleasure. You're a good guy to accept the possibility of a woman's pleasure.
I like this one because even though its beautiful (and HoT) it's not as "airbrushed" as the other porns that tend to aim for women viewers. It gets old having that sterile appearance that you tend to find on xart etc. This porn reminded me of my bedroom on a weekend morning, waking up to my man. Awesome. Could feel the love
que manos maestras...
too sexy
I love your video
lovely people - nice way to communicate with each other. brilliant orgasm.
That made me squirt to I love it so romantic
this is really greeat im getting horny
I want that dickin me
OMG that pussy was nice and wet and juicy I came all over myself.I LOVE IT!
get rid of the music!
Der Schluss ist großartig!
Jesus Christ that was alot of squirting!!
passionate as hell! the squirt action at the end god lord, if i find a woman who is that loving...im complete :P
Guys take notes. The way he was rubbing her pussy at the beginning was awesome!
i love this indian guy, he is so hot i would have him anytime. The good thing my boyfriend resembles him .
can u pls tell me..which is music/background audio used....it compliments the video
This is classy. It brings porn videos to a higher level. They both are into each other and make it more like making love than a porn video. Great bodies.
That is beautifully done , love watching them together.
Awesome foreplay. i really love this video and penis is searching for a girl to fuck when iam watching this video. I have never seen this type of video in my lifetime.
great video
I've commented on a video before but I just had to say something on this one. This was the best porn I've ever seen. And lilyanne, you're boyfriend is HOT! I love his tattoos! You are one lucky woman! And you are gorgeous!
beautiful girl, a great foreplay, a wonderful fuck and a great squirt.... whatelse does a porn lover want?
@Bi Woman I feel the same way. It's a beautiful way to make love. @Jo Thank you for the nice words about my looks and about our lovemaking. I appreciate it very much.
sriously the women is gorgeous and the man to they are making love and that brings excitment .its classy
This is definitely homemade. It's just the two of us in our little apartment. Knowing that you see the skill in the production as well as the sex, I'm so happy!
If this is a "homemade" video then you have been able to outdo all the professionals in making hi quality adult material. Warm lighting and stylish editing make this a must see for couples. Most impressed with the man's skilled g-spot stimulation to bring his lady to such an arousing and spectacular wet orgasm. That aone must be inspiring for women to want to achieve that intense level of climax. Well done and hope to see many more.
That's right, dupe!
I'm so proud to be your first porn bookmark, Manly!
This video is the first porno I have ever bookmarked... :) Loved it
Hooray! I hope he liked it too. ;)
This is the most amazing clip I have ever seen. Ever. I'm sending the link to my man, right now!
@kimmy There will surely be more here! @lil'sue I am very happy you like our style. The squirting may seem strange, but trust me, it feels like paradise on earth. Sensuality is about pleasure, and squirting is my ultimate pleasure. :)
wonderful video. like this form of photographic way... very sensual....and the squirting? not my taste, but it's ok.
love it! so sweet! more of this !
I loved the way it felt too, DEV!
I pity the partners of the guys posting commenting that she's just peeing. Actually, maybe those guys don't have partners.
OMG you are gorgeous, this was fantastic and sooooo sexyy. You're a lucky lady to have a man that knows how to actually finger a pussy
Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful.
you are amazing i love you
@in awe I totally agree with you, more men should watch this video to know how to better touch women...the way he was touching me was just perfect for a soft pussy like mine :) @Hellfyre I really don't know! I would love to see more passionate porn...But I am working hard to contribute to a different porn :) Thanks a lot xxx
wonderful. why can't more porn be like this?
How amazing to see a guy touch a woman in such a knowing and gentle way-I just LOVE how he rubs her clit.He makes her so wet -I wish more men would watch this-too many are way too rough.
Wow.... thank you. So nice to see.
W-O-W!!! perfect; please more of this!
@Jazzmine Lace Thanks! We are not...but maybe one day :)
So romantic, the best I've even seen. Are you guys married?
Best video Ive ever seen .... beautiful in every way :)
that's urine....
hello all ! Thanks again for all the comments ! About the song, thanks to @bulle who watched our video until the end...lol I downloaded it on Soundcloud and it is free to use so you can all go get it ! Also, I totally agree with you @FYI, but in my case, I came really hard! And it was not pee @Fragezeichen, it was definitely woman cum ! We will post more videos here but if you want more, I invite to take a look at our website... Again, thanks for your comments, I will continue to pass by and read you Love Lilyanne Bloom
Wow, this is incredible. So passionate, and the music really pushes the intensity of their love making. I also second the question, what song is this? It's gorgeous.
Well, its good to know some of the makers actually read the comment. The video was great. It was a lot sexier than some of these other videos. It was especially nice for women because it was love making rather than fucking (although thats fine too).
hey you can find the name of the song in the end of the vid ; it's called "Azzo" by Jonathan :)
greeeeat, i want the name of the song
OMG she squirted!
Just so you guys know, just because a girl squirts does not always mean she has come...... My ex never got me off.
now thats a money shot, sorry guys- us gals have needs too.
Need to post more like this.
Check out the hips on her! Damn thats hot!
name of the song, please???? :)
why does she piss in her bed? nogo in such a movie!
Holy fuck! I didn't know a girl could cum that much!
Thank you all so much for the warm welcome here on Youporn ! I love seeing your comments about our video. I promise to keep checking in to say hi and talk with you! Love, Lilyanne Bloom (the woman in the video...lol)
how are they beautiful? they are both ugly...
Amazing more pls
perfect love
There i see love! Good one!
That's the biggest fountain I've ever seen! *gosh*
Beautiful. Nice to see the woman have the come shot at the end.
i dont like this,...
Joli petit corps sexy, belle chatte
Loved that. Best porn i've never seen.
Man oh man, this is sexy!
very very nice.
I prefer that kind of porn instead all that fake shit here. More pls.
i want this song please
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Working in the virtual world brings new dynamics of relating and interacting with work and the people on your team. One of the most common characteristics of virtual work teams is that they are made up of people from different parts of the world, in other words it is a multicultural team whose members are scattered in different geographical locations yet simultaneously find themselves in one virtual office. How to deal with the cultural diversity at work?
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Being my 2nd baby I was feeling relatively confident however with a 20 year gap in between and a greater understanding of pregnancy, birth and beyond I also had many anxieties and a thirst for new knowledge, practices and strategies to ensure a happy and healthy time for my baby, my partner and myself.
My 1st birth at 18 years old had been fast so we were expecting another quick labor. It had also been in a hospital, my waters had been intentionally broken at 8cms dilation and I gave birth on my back, ankles in stirrups totally in the hands of the hospital team, their beliefs and birth plan strategy. Thankfully I had no time for any interventions although there definitely was manual pulling and twisting on my baby's fragile spine.
I co-own and manage a Corrective Chiropractic office in Lane Cove and am therefore well aware of how traumatic even a natural birth is for both Mother and child. I had also read and watched documentaries on how birth-assisting drugs cross the placental barrier affecting a babies ability to participate fully in birth so I was openly seeking ways to minimize the need for any type of medical interventions. I was blessed to meet a patient in our office, Naomi, an "attachment parent" who introduced me to Jane Palmer her midwife who went on to become my mid-wife. Through Naomi & Jane, I was introduced to concepts such as lotus birth, natural infant hygiene; baby- led weaning, water birth, the continuum concept, attachment parenting and conscientious objection (to vaccination). These concepts certainly appealed to me because our entire health philosophy at Chiropractic Central is based around providing your body with what it needs to naturally be healthy, to express life to your full potential and trust in your innate intelligence.
I am one of those fortunate women with a partner who supports, trusts and believes in me and my decisions. He knows my expertise is in health and wellness so wholeheartedly embraced my "alternative" birthing ideas, parenting philosophy and choices.
Our decision to have a homebirth was almost as shocking to me initially as it was to so many of the people we told who warned us against it however as a reader and researcher, we watched, reviewed and interviewed greatly and felt a deep sense of calm and faith in home birthing. We hadn't considered a water birth however yet again after much watching of DVDs, speaking with other home birth Mums and reading, we decided that this was the way for us. I thought I was unusually brave and adventurous to embrace this birthing choice until I saw the women of Russia giving birth in the warm waters of the Black Sea and others in orgasmic trance -like states who barely wince during their births. Regardless, the more we thought about a home birth, the more it resonated with us.
We were fortunate enough to be renting a home with a large spa bath in the backyard which was surrounded by 10ft conifers and beds of gardenias. We started heating the spa about a week before our baby was due to ensure that with the outside temperature dropping, we would have a warm, relaxed and natural environment in which to birth. I had prepared all the recommended labor supporting tool and remedies, arnica in cream & tablet form, dolomite and ribena ice cube blocks, oxygen, heat packs, ice packs, Swiss ball, relaxation and affirmation CDs, candles, birthday cake ingredients, raspberry leaf tea, mini meditation birth cards, 1st and 2nd stage labor massage blends and rescue remedy. These were packaged up in a basket with red and white gingham check-something that looked a lot like the basket I remember Red Riding Hood taking to Grandma.
On the afternoon of June 3rd, several hours before our birth, Gav erected a tarp squarely around the spa area so that we had some privacy-he thoughtfully and I'm sure painfully managed to keep as much of nature within the tarp so I could feel like I was outside and not tented in-labor makes me slightly claustrophobic so I wanted to be able to see trees and stars. The erecting of the tarp took my mind off any discomfort I was experiencing because poor Gav was out, battling the elements to create the perfect birth space for me. Some of the heaviest rain threatened our plans and our Staffy pup thwarted what other efforts were made by tugging on the ends of the tarp Gav was trying to hang. It was quietly comical to see a 6ft2 man of Schwarzenegger proportions attempting delicately to give me some type of roof while pools of water formed in every dip and curve which then ended up either over Gav or collapsing the make shift roof completely. Almost as soon as it had started, the rain stopped and Gav was able to get some semblance of a room made.
We decided to get out for a walk and upon returning I had an obvious show and called Jane to let her know I believed tonight would be the night. She reassured me that she was on stand-by if labor started to progress and suggested I get what rest I was able to. Gav and I ate, showered and at around 9pm decided to attempt some sleep. On lying down, I started to feel increasingly uncomfortable and maneuvered into several different positions before finding that rocking on all fours was the most comfortable. I had put on the calm birth CD and was listening to the affirmations on my head set with Gav snoring beside me. After 30 minutes I decided to get up. I was feeling calm yet excited and in a total place of trust in my body-something that was definitely helped by listening to the CD. I had only been watching TV for 15 minutes when a deeper surge came over me. I was calling them surges rather than contractions after participating in the Calm Birth class to minimize attraction to the visual negative image; and associated painful experience of a contraction. A surge, in my visualisation is much more bearable, less tension invoking and more in tune with being open, relaxed and in trust of your body.
I text Jane to say I had progressed to having surges and that I was going to shower. On moving, I felt another great wave ride over me. In the shower I noticed that there was definitely something going on "down there" and was able to feel a slimy, hard ball between my legs. I woke Gav up to have a look as obviously being able to see "down there" was now impossible with such a belly. Gav was startled awake and told me to lie on my back so he could have a look. I said;" I can't, you'll have to look from underneath". He cursed that he couldn't see much in the dark and raced to get his torch. With flashlight in hand he declared; "there's something olive there, call Jane!" I waddled to the kitchen and phoned Jane calmly stating that I thought I may have been crowning. She said, "Ok I'll come over". By this time it was 10pm; Gav had the spa simmering and was busily lighting candles while I submerged myself in the heat of the bubbling water. I remember floating to the four sides of the spa, looking up at what had now become a clear night sky and gazing at the stars which seemed brighter than usual. I started to concentrate on the breathing techniques I had learnt and focused on visualizing the birth I wanted. I think 10 minutes had passed and my feelings of peace, trust, readiness and control were intensifying. Gav came to the side of the spa to see how I was doing, brought me some water and the most delicate mist of rain started to fall on us. I have to say that I wrote an extremely comprehensive birth plan however even I couldn't had imagined how utterly idyllic the setting was. Jane arrived at around 1020pm and I recall thinking I hope she tells me I'm 10cms dilated because I don't know if I can move through too many more of the surges that were starting to come. Jane readied her kit and assisted me when I stated that I wanted to use the bathroom. We waddled together hand in hand down the hall way to the toilet and on sitting I was overcome by an almighty surge-I gripped the door handle and groaned. Jane said, good Jacie, just one more push. I immediately sparked up and said," I am not having this baby in the toilet, that wasn't in my birth plan, get me back to the spa!" So I waddled, Jane with hands cupped under me and Gav trailing behind back to the spa". Gav said to Jane, what should I do and Jane retorted "get in the spa; you need to catch this baby!" So, Gav jumps in, pyjamas and all.
Back in the spa we somehow manage to slow down the urgency of birthing and enjoy some kisses, cuddles and meaningful exchange with each other and with our baby. Jane respects these intimate moments and Gav holds me through the surges, through the membranes rupturing and through the head crowning and in the downtime I look up to the sky and let the rain gently fall on my face. The technique of breathing my baby to birth seems to be working and when I tell Jane "it's stinging" she encourages me and I give one almighty nudge to release our baby. Gav is absolutely glowing; he is overwhelmed at being able to touch our baby's head, at seeing a live birth, in our home by candlelight under a glorious moon lit sky. With that final nudge, our baby is thrust towards the bottom of the spa and into Gav's big, strong arms. He cradles her body and gently allows her to come to the surface, placing her in my arms. It's 1050pm and our precious baby is born. We both are so engrossed with the beauty and love pouring between the three of us that we actually forget to look and she what we have. We take a peek and to our absolute joy, we know we have our baby girl, Indi-Lee.
In our opinion, we experienced a perfect birth place and space. All the elements of our dream birth were met. The only sigh I breathed was for all the amazing tools and supporting remedies I had on hand yet didn't get the time or opportunity to use. I guess that's a tradeoff I can live with!
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Hi I loved your birth story please could you tell me the name of the c.d you were listening to that helped you so much in labor?
Hi Amelia, Thank you, the CD was Calm Birth from the Calm Birth course I did. It was full of positive affirmations about trusting your body and the birthing process. I found it helped me focus on staying open and in that place of trust in my body and my baby and knowing we both have an intelligence that knows how to birth naturally and safely.


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How you present a prime minister in such a way that appears to be doing the right thing, while in reality is doing the opposite? You try to present him as strong, unbreakable, confident with himself. This was, generally, the tactics of an old school of image makers, in order some politics to gain public acceptance, or, in order to promote specific politicians.
During the first debate in TV's history, between John Kennedy and Richard Nixon in September 1960, Kennedy had gained the impressions since, his picture reaching the audience was much better than Nixon's. He appeared fresh, much younger, answering all the questions straightly. The debate was crucial for Kennedy's victory in the presidential elections.
Many things have changed since then. The image of "unwavering" politician has been shifted to a more human personality, closer to the image of the average citizen, by the new generations of image makers. The new directions of image makers to politicians, included more simplicity, more spontaneity, plenty of jokes, tactics which made politicians more accessible and likeable and less distant.
Today, things have changed so much that, the primary question as well as the answer are totally different, in such a degree that, image makers have been transformed into ... image breakers!
Therefore, the question could be like this: How do you make a prime minister to appear like he tries really hard to balance things, while doesn't have too many options? And, the possible answer: You present him as tired, like he's exhausted because he tries too much. And finally - in the case of the Greek prime minister - through a small "mistake", the camera catches him cursing his ... head and himself because he confused words during a statement. What is more human than this? This is something which almost everyone does when he's angry with himself.
What is the message of a prime minister under the instructions of the image breakers (ex - image makers), through this picture?
First, "look, I'm one of you, I do what I can, do not expect miracles, compromise with that and don't ask for more". To what should we compromise? One might wonder. We should compromise with the "big achievement" of reducing tax in bar-restaurant services in August and after, which means, during the remaining part of the tourist season, while at the same time, we must expect new taxes, massive layoffs, privatizations, further cuts in wages and further dissolve of the social state.
Second, there are no secret deals behind the camera. What you will see, is only a tired prime minister cursing himself.
Whether cameraman's mistake was real or not, image breakers know very well what they must do.
In the United States, the case of the New York City mayoral candidate is characteristic. What was left for the image breakers to do, when the scandal had been exposed, was to break his image, and promote his "extremely human" side and his natural, human passions. It seems that they managed to gain sympathy for Anthony Weiner, especially from the younger people because youngest generations are more progressive in sexual matters and the corresponding "usage" of social media. Also, in this case, whether the scandal had been purposely exposed or not, image breakers knew very well what to do.
The transformation degree of the image breakers, is an indication of the disdain of politics today. Apart the fact that, most people know the communicative tricks of the past, their basic philosophy has changed since they accept rationally that things are what they are and nothing can be done. Thus, people rationally accept that, big interests are so powerful that, if someone wants to deal with them, must be some kind of a superior being. Therefore, image breakers do nothing more than to adapt to this thinking, continuously promoting the human side of politicians and the corresponding message: "look, there are no supermen, no saviors, we do what we can, compromise with that and do not ask for more". In this way, a vicious circle is created: the more this image is promoted, the more politics disdain and reverse, thus, the more politics disdain, the more this image is promoted.
In Greece, the biggest slice of the electoral pie goes to Nea Dimokratia, the Right-wing party of the governmental coalition. Nea Dimokratia is turning mostly to the "rational" Right voters. The main Left-wing party opposition, SYRIZA, follows at short distance. It is remarkable that, despite the fact that SYRIZA's leader, Alexis Tsipras, is much younger than Nea Dimokratia's leader and prime minister Antonis Samaras, adopts accurately the communicative tactics of the latter, concerning his image, while his rhetoric is totally different, due to his Leftist ideology. This shows that, image is playing a key role and that societies are not ready for radical changes. Both Samaras and Tsipras, when they are not in parliament, or, in open public speeches, where controversy is often intense, they appear "extremely human", almost tired, speaking slow and in a low voice.
Because what matters most, is the picture that reaches audience, which must be compatible to the present common sense, leading to the present "rationalism" and not to the system's subversion. Societies today, not only afraid revolutions, but also politicians who dare to speak through a deeply radical language, and, the corresponding image related to them.
Is this truly about image breakers' new tactics or something more terrifying happens? Is the tired face of politicians a reality? Is this a proof of the total eclipse of the political dream and surrender, without terms, to the "rationalism" of our days? Maybe it's about all these things together.


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Her basic cake pops are made with: one 13x9 cake, made from cake mix as according to instruction on box; 1 can frosting (16 oz) Candy melts (1 lb package)
- 9x9 chocolate ricotta cake (I made this a couple of weeks ago, only used half of it & so I stored the rest in the freezer & thawed it 1 hour in the plastic wrap before I started the pops)
- 1 pkg cream cheese (8oz)
- White chocolate
- Dark chocolate
- Lollipop sticks
- A big block of styro-foam so you can stick the pops in to dry
Insert lollipop sticks. Put in fridge to keep firm while melting white chocolate in a double-boiler over very low heat, because white chocolate is capricious & it will be ruined if the heat is too high.
Take the "naked" cake pops & dip into the white chocolate. Wait for them to dry, then do the same with the dark chocolate, if you'd like.
I hope K & my cousin like them :) But like I said, if they're not his taste, at least there is the love.


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This is Down On The Street Bonus Edition, where we check out street-parked cars located in places other than the Island That Rust Forgot. I've got Colorado photographs aplenty, so get ready for high-altitude survivors!
We'll start off with an octet from Discontinuuity, who has a knack for finding some great machinery down on the streets of the home of Coors: Golden, Colorado. Discontinuuity brought us these eight Golden vehicles plus this dignified Golden Mercedes-Benz Ponton a while back, and now we've got another round for you:
Nova Station Wagon: I've got a couple of good DOTS cars here for you. First up is a 1962 (or maybe '63) Chevrolet Nova station wagon gasser. I talked to the owner, Mike, who also owns a 1946 Austin hot rod and takes both cars out to the local Bandimere Speedway for Wednesday night drag races. The Chevy sports a 327 small block, not the stock I6, and has a killer stance in my opinion. More photos of an IH Scout coming soon.
International Harvester Scout: About a block away from the Chevy was this International Harvester Scout in fairly good condition. All I know is that it's driven by a School of Mines student and that it was probably built between 1965 and 1970.
Subaru Leone: I finally got around to photographing this Subaru today. From what I can tell, it was made between 1975 and 1978 and has every Malaise-tastic tape stripe and chrome option checked off (along with "5 speeds" and "Front Wheel Drive"). It looks like a pretty competent little daily driver though. Now I just need pictures of the much rustier BRAT last spotted at Taco Bell.
Volkwsagen Beetle: I saw the Beetle you posted for DOTS a few days ago with the engine cover propped open, and it reminded me that I needed to photograph this flat-black Beetle. I'm not sure of the year; it's probably from the mid 70s. Whatever the vintage, I think it captures the spirit of a college car pretty well: the Libertarian party bumper stickers, subtle yet somewhat half-assed mods, and the pile of crap where the back seat used to be. You also might note that it's parked on Illinois St, right in front of the MG from the original DOTS Golden post.
Toyota Starlet: I saw this Starlet parked on the street while on my way to a friend's house, and knowing the love that many Jalops have for the little Toyota I had to snap a few pictures. From what Wikipedia tells me this is an 81-84 model, and from what the bumper sticker and rust can tell me this little car has been driven hard through Alaska and Colorado since the Reagan years.
Ford Model A: I hope I'm not sending you too many photos from Golden, but I couldn't pass up this great vintage-styled hot rod I saw in a parking lot today. It's a 1931 Ford Model A (although the owner wasn't sure exactly what year it is, the title is for '31) with a chopped top, a 302 Ford V8, and some sweet pinstriping, all sitting on a '32 Ford frame and bias plys. I love all of the little details like the structural wood and fabric in the roof, flat green paint, dropped axle with hairpins, and the lakes-style pipes. Probably one of the oldest cars I've seen around Golden this year, and definitely one of the coolest.
Ford Thunderbird: I've got a couple more DOTSBE cars here for ya. The first is a beat to hell old Thunderbird I caught being transported on a flatbed, parked in front of this creepy industrial building. Whether its destiny is a full restoration or The Crusher, we can only guess.
Volkswagen Transporter: The second car is a newer VW Bus with a wikkid flame paint job, photographed near where I found the MG previously. The paint and aftermarket exhaust give it cool points in my book; however it also looses a few points because of the PRNDL between the seats. From the stickers on the back window, I infer that the owner (or previous owner) is a Christian, works on power lines, and has been a student at the Colorado School of Mines for the last three years or so.


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Monday, October 31, 2011
Link Round-Up: October 31, 2011
A Bizarrely Creative Mashup: Star Wars & Classic Scary Movies
Free, print-and-play Bioshock Monopoly.
Giving the F.B.I. What It Wants. "A Bangladeshi-born artist and academic is mistakenly detained at the Detroit airport. He doesn't get mad. He gets even."
Google handcarves 1,000-pound pumpkins for Halloween
Just released: The cast and crew of Doctor Who (Tennant era) lip-dub to The Proclaimers song "I Wanna Be (500 miles)". You will never be sad again. Also released today: John Barrowman, Catherine Tate, and David Tennant thank Russell T Davies and Julie Gardner for a great run on Doctor Who....in song.
Scaredcited: A cartoon essay that explores why we love to be scared. Be sure to click through to the second page of Knisley's latest comic "Scaredcited," for which she polled her readers on their greatest fears.
ThinkGeek has posted the results of their 2011 Great Geeky Pumpkin Template Contest.
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Labels: round-up
Quick Pic: Boo Pumpkin
Pumpkin Carving by Meaganmakes
"I generally hate carving pumpkins, so much so that I never do it. Well, this year I decided to carve one for work, and in a typical Meagan-nerd fashion I made mine into a Boo from Super Mario Bros. He turned out looking SPOOKTACULAR!"
Quick Pic: Starcraft Pumpkin
featuring Kerrigan and a Hydralisk
To see the process and details of carving this pumpkin, check out their blog.
This pumpkin was one of the winners of the 2011 Blizzard Pumpkin Carving Contest!
Quick Pic: Ghoul Pumpkin
Sculpture: Earthquake Seismograph
Japanese Earthquake Seismograph Sculpture by Luke Jerram
Sweets: Pumpkin Cake
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Diorama: Star Wars Models
These Star Wars dioramas were recently presented at the Shizuoka Hobby Show in Japan, and they pretty much blow every other Star Wars model you're ever seen out of the water. In fact, I'm pretty sure a few of these are more detailed than the models actually used in the original films.
Source: Gigazine
Painting: Where the Wild Things
"Where the Wild Things Are" by Massimo Carnevale
Labels: paintings
Link Round-Up: October 30, 2011
"A superheroic twist on Norman Rockwell's 'The Runaway'"
A step-by-step look into the process of making this can illustration.
Cedric Laquieze is a sculptor specializing in unusual creatures like fairy flowers and goddesses made from organic materials.
Create a Blog with Attitude by Using Google Web Fonts
How To Dress Like Edward Gorey (And everyone he ever drew)
Tilt is a Firefox add-on that lets you visualize a web page's DOM (document object model) in 3D. In effect, you can see all the layers in a web page stacked upon each other with this.
Top Ten Geeky Pumpkin Carvings
Labels: halloween, paintings, round-up, spider-man
Quick Pic: Aperture Pumpkins
The Aperture Science Automated Pumpkin Turret by DracoGT
DracoGT constructed these turrets from LCD lights, PVC piping, and pumpkins. You can read how to make your own Halloween defense system at Instructables. Wheatley Pumpkin Personality Core coming soon from Aperture Science.
Quick Pic: Dalek Pumpkin
Labels: doctor who, halloween, pumpkins, quick pic
Quick Pic: Angry Pumpkins
Source: Bulletproof Love.
Labels: angry birds, halloween, pumpkins, quick pic, video games
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Quick Pic: Candy Corn Pumpkins
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Quick Pic: Alliance Pumpkin
Labels: pumpkins, quick pic, world of warcraft
Quick Pic: Zombie Pumpkin
Quick Pic: Apple Pumpkin
Entrants in the annual E! Pumpkin Carving Contest
Source: E!
Friday, October 28, 2011
Link Round-Up: October 28, 2011
Source: Pascal Campion
39 Best Pumpkin Carvings of Famous Faces
The Art of Daniel Danger.
Book Creator lets you create picture books right on the iPad
Concept art for The Thing by Robert Simons.
Pink Ray Gun has posted a whole host of Pumpkin Carving Stencils, including some excellent Doctor Who patterns.
A Stormtrooper's Family Album.
We and the Color is a blog about creative inspiration in art, graphic design, illustration, photography, architecture, fashion, product, interior, video and motion design. Also on Flickr.
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Labels: halloween, Illustration, round-up
Project: Raygun 52
An initiative from "the Company" in the year 2258, in a future where shiny, happy rayguns are frowned upon, a future no one should want to live in. Time Travel, however, is all good, so the Company has decided to commission some present-day artists to create raygun concepts. All in the name of science fiction! Get project updates via Twitter!
Labels: Illustration, project, science fiction
Quick Pic: Jack Skellington Pumpkin
Labels: halloween, Nightmare Before Christmas, pumpkins, quick pic
Quick Pic: Hylian Pumpkin
Excellent Hylian Shield Pumpkin styled after The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time by deviantARTist Johwee. Halloween is full of creativity!
Labels: legend of zelda, pumpkins, quick pic
Quick Pic: Pac-Man Pumpkins
The perfect pumpkins for any arcade nerd.
Source: Instructables
"Pac Man, ghosts, pellets, and cherries. The Pac Man and ghosts are carved from Sugar Pie pumpkins. The Pac Man was carved on it side so I could retain that round shape. The pellets are just small gourd pumkins turned on their sides. The cherries are made from two crab apples painted red and some 8 guage wire. The pumpkins are mounted on dowels on a board. I used flourescent acrylics to paint the pumkins so they would glow when lit with a black light. Paint was applied with a home-made airbrush made from a paint canister/pen/dust-off canister. For scale, the Pac Man is approx. 10 inches tall."
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Labels: halloween, pac-man, pumpkins, quick pic, video games
Illustration: What's This?
Labels: Illustration, Nightmare Before Christmas
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Quick Pic: Batman Pumpkin
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Link Round-Up: October 25, 2011
"Bigger fish eat the little ones."
Halloween light show complete with grinning pumpkins. Warning: LMFAO.
Threadless has created a t-shirt line for UNICEF in which the shirts cost the same as what's depicted on them. So this one, of a cargo flight, costs $300,000. This one, for insecticide-treated mosquito nets, might be more in your price range.
Today, an eight foot tall Lego man washed up ashore in Siesta Key Village, Florida. This is not the first time this has happened. The figures are the creation of Ego Leonard, an enigmatic figure in his own right.
Vote for Can't Stop The Serenity's 2012 Official Artwork!
Infographics: Movie Monsters
The Diabolical Diagram of Movie Monsters
Source: Popchartlab
From Godzilla to Chucky to Crawling Eye, the definitive guide to a universe of terror.
Source: Popchartlab
From Godzilla to Chucky to Crawling Eye, the definitive guide to a universe of terror.
Labels: infographics, movie posters, skulls
Humor: Geek Car Safety
Quick Pic: Toothy Jack-o'-Lantern
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Quick Pic: Nightmare Pumpkins
Labels: Nightmare Before Christmas, pumpkins, quick pic
Humor: Paperback Charlie Brown
Paperback Charlie Brown by Tony Medeiros
Charles Schulz continues to churn out new Peanuts volumes from beyond the grave... at least in the imagination of Tony Medeiros. Medeiros runs Paperback Charlie Brown, a blog devoted to Charlie Brown parodies posing as paperbacks that were lost to time.
Via: Laughing Squid
Sculpture: Typewriter Cat
Quick Pic: The One Pumpkin
One pumpkin to scare them all
One pumpkin to find them
One pumpkin to bring them all
And in the darkness bind them
One pumpkin to find them
One pumpkin to bring them all
And in the darkness bind them
I spent my annual pumpkin carving efforts on this little beauty. It was quite hard to get the intricate curves and swirls of the writing carved right, but I still think it's a pretty epic pumpkin 8D
Labels: lord of the rings, pumpkins, quick pic
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Sculpture: Beaded Skulls
Beaded Skulls from Our Exquisite Corpse
Now this is how you decorate for Halloween! Our Exquisite Corpse, headed by Catherine Martin, has released a series of life-like skull replicas festooned with beads in the imitation of the traditional folk art of the Huichol people of the Sierra Madre mountains.
The beads are laid in patterns representing the Huichol Sun God, ancestor spirits and principle deities: Deer, Corn, Peyote, and the Eagle.
Buy them at LN-CC.
Short Film: Wind Mills
It is a dead, lightless world, where a little girl, despite her father's renunciation and despair facing the death of his wife, maintains their dream of building a machine powered by magic winds to fly and reach the sun.
Labels: animation, short film, video
Monday, October 24, 2011
Sculpture: Escape
"Escape" by Yuki Matsueda
"Escape" by Japanese artist Yuki Matsueda captures the everyday objects mid-explosion, as though the art has decided that it's had enough of being looked at and has tried to make a run for it. As if, after all the harsh things that were said about it, art had no other choice but to try a prison break.
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Labels: sculpture
Quick Pic: Pumpkin Face
"Show Me Your Pumpkin Face" by Ray Villafane
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Photography: Vortograph
"I have just discovered the work of Kawahara Kazuhiko a Japanese Architect and photographer along with the Vortograph photography movement. vortograph is the first completely abstract kind of photograph, it is composed of kaleidoscopic repetitions of forms achieved by photographing objects through a triangular arrangement of three mirrors. Alvin Langdon Coburn, a member of the Photo-Secession group and a pioneer in nonobjective photography, invented vortography in 1917 and remained the principal advocate and practitioner of the technique. So nothing is new!
Like me Kawahara Kazuhiko uses architecture as a source of inspiration for his kaleidoscopic images but he has taken it to another level. He was producing this kind of work for a few years now, perhaps the movie Inception was inspired by his work? Well I do like his work, so had a go at using the triple image idea of the Vortograph fused with Kawahara Kazuhiko."
Labels: photography, quick pic
Quick Pic: Zombie Jobs
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Fresh Take: Spy vs Spy
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Labels: fresh take
Link Round-Up: October 24, 2011
The Dalek of the Rings. The Dalek of the Flies. Pride and Prejudice and Daleks. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Dalek. The Dalek of the Baskervilles. The Dalek at Pooh Corner. And many more illustrations by Kathleen Jennings.
Decorate your mini-van with Star Wars Family Member Car Stickers to represent your entire clan
Firefly fan-art by French cartoonist and blogger: Boulet is a french cartoonist who has an illustrated blog that also gets published in comic book form. He somethimes draws fan-art, and this time it's an hommage to Firefly, in kawaii style.
Realistic portraits of the women of animated Disney films
Star Wars Pumpkins from The Pumpkin Geek
Decorate your mini-van with Star Wars Family Member Car Stickers to represent your entire clan
Firefly fan-art by French cartoonist and blogger: Boulet is a french cartoonist who has an illustrated blog that also gets published in comic book form. He somethimes draws fan-art, and this time it's an hommage to Firefly, in kawaii style.
Realistic portraits of the women of animated Disney films
Star Wars Pumpkins from The Pumpkin Geek
Mash-Up: Star Wars / Dr. Who
Labels: doctor who, mash-up, star wars
Friday, October 21, 2011
Link Round-Up: October 21, 2011
Stained glass pop artists, Mark Bloom and Maggie Rickard of Velvet Glass, handcrafted this series of Classic Monster Mosaics based on the horror films of the 1930s. Frankenstein, The Bride of Frankenstein, The Mummy, Dracula, and The Wolfman are all beautifully represented in monochromatic black-and-white stained glass mosaics.
The Big Bang Theory Cast As Super Heroes
Chrome Experiments: "Neon Flames" by Jonas Wagner
Dream Like A Child: 10 Fantasy Treehouses Around...
Ghostbusters' Ecto-1 for hire this Halloween
The Super Huge, Detailed Map of the Warhammer Old World is exactly what it claims to be. 29952 by 22528 pixels in size, it covers all of the Old World area of the Warhammer Fantasy setting. The map was made by Gitzman, who has made lots of other maps of the Warhammer Fantasy world, hosts a WFRPG podcast and has a bunch of other resources to help game masters and players in that setting. He had help from Andreas Blicher, whose site has even more maps of the Old World, and Alfred Nunez jr., who has even more maps, articles and resources for people interested in the Warhammer Fantasy universe.
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Labels: halloween, round-up, stained glass
Quick Pic: Death Star Pumpkin
Source: Reddit
It was as if a million pumpkin seeds cried out and were suddenly silenced.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Posters: Famous Capsules
"Famous Capsules - The Big One" by Greg Guillemin
There are a few in there that are still puzzling me, but I'm way too much of a TV junkie not to have guessed most of them. Anyone know who the two set of grey faces near the top represent? I'm guessing The Three Stooges and The Beatles, but I'm not sure. Once you're done guess, head over to Reddit for the answer key. Buy your own print at Society 6. Price: US$18.00
Labels: Illustration, posters
Mash-Up: Daleks in Literature
Illustrator / writer Kathleen Jennings took a collection of classic book titles and gave each one an awesome Dalek spin. Check out more on her art blog.
Labels: doctor who, humor, mash-up
Short Film: The Gawper
Gawper directed by Seth Watkins
The Gawper is an animated short created by the folks at A Large Evil Corporation in the style of the early horror flicks it pays homage to, such as Frankenstein and Dracula.
Labels: animation, horror, short film, video
Tribute: Steve Jobs in Post-It Notes
This group of Apple fans created a tribute to Steve Jobs featuring 4001 Post-It Notes outside of the Apple Store in Munich, Germany.
Source: MacRumors
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Labels: apple, post-it notes, tribute, video
Posters: Dune Travel
"Dune Travel Posters" by drfaustusau
Dont worry about taking a vacation with our Navigators,
after all, fear is the mind.
after all, fear is the mind.
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Labels: posters, science fiction
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Project: Burning House Project
(Part one and Part two)
What would you take with you if your house was on fire? It's a classic question but have you really thought through the answer?
This is the exact premise of Robert Holden's intriguing project, titled The Burning House. "It's a conflict between what's practical, valuable, and sentimental," he says. "What you would take reflects your interests, background and priorities. Think of it as an interview condensed into one question."
What's most fascinating about the series is the noticeable and extreme differences. While some would take weapons like guns or knives, others find that their most valuable belongings include books, cameras, or basketballs.
Short Film: Zombie in a Penguin Suit
Zombie in a Penguin Suit directed by Chris Russell
Labels: horror, short film, zombies
Project: CCTV/Creative Control
Photos by Marcos Zotes
Creative Control is a video projection of a giant eye projected on the underside of a 10 story high water tower in Brooklyn. The projection was displayed as part of Nuit Blanche: Bring To Light New York 2011, a nighttime public art festival, in Brooklyn, New York.
CCTV/Creative Control seeks to question the oppressive mechanisms and discourses implemented in the city through the temporary appropriation of public space. The intervention consists of a video projection displaying an over-sized eye onto the lower surface of the 10-storey-hight Milton Street water tower in Brooklyn, New York. Still the highest point in the area, until it is dwarfed by new gentrification plans, the water tower exists as a relic of the neighbourhood's industrial past. The intervention temporarily transforms this iconic landmark into a discernible CCTV tower, raising questions of private control over public space in the urban context.
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Link Round-Up: October 18, 2011
Source: Braeburn
Photographed at Flagler College
Quick Pic: Super Mario Map
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By Stan Choe
AP Business Writer
NEW YORK (AP) -- Not all emerging-market stocks are the same.
A wide menu is available, from copper miners in Latin America to natural-gas giants in Russia to casinos in Cambodia. Unfortunately for investors in emerging-market index mutual funds and exchange-traded funds, some managers say the menu is tilted toward the stocks that are less desirable. That's because the indexes are based on market size, so bigger stocks and bigger markets carry more weight. These are also some of the countries and industries that are feeling the most pressure from a slowdown affecting emerging markets.
The MSCI Emerging Markets index has more stocks from China than any other country, for example, at 18 percent. China's economy is also a top concern for economists, as it tries to shift from growth that's dependent on investment to more consumer spending. The International Monetary Fund expects China's economic growth to slow to 7.7 percent next year from 9.3 percent in 2011.
Worries about weaker growth mean Chinese stocks have lost 7 percent so far this year, including dividends, which looks worse when compared with the 19 percent return for the U.S. market.
That's one reason investors have been turning to actively managed mutual funds this summer. Such funds generally charge higher fees, but those that are run by talented, or lucky, stock pickers have a chance of beating the index.
"Now, you're seeing greater dispersion in returns from countries," says Patricia Oey, a senior analyst at Morningstar. "Some are doing really well, and some are doing very poorly. You could argue that it gives active managers a chance to outperform because if you can avoid those countries, it makes it easier to beat the index."
Consider Thornburg's Developing World fund (THDAX), which has a five-star rating from Morningstar. It has benefited from picks that Portfolio Manager Lewis Kaufman has made in Southeast Asian economies, where he says growth looks to be more resilient.
His recent picks have included VGI Global Media, an advertising company in Thailand, and NagaCorp, which operates the largest hotel and casino complex in Cambodia. Both those stocks have returned more than 30 percent in 2013 in dollar terms, and they're part of a rising tide for stocks in several Southeast Asian countries. Stocks from the Philippines have returned 15 percent, and Thai stocks are up 3 percent.
Kaufman's fund is up 7 percent this year, putting it in the top 4 percent of all diversified emerging-market stock funds. That compares with a 7 percent loss for the MSCI Emerging Markets index.
Kaufman says he hasn't written off stocks from Brazil, Russia, India and China, the first emerging markets that come to mind for many investors and collectively known as the BRICs. But he's being choosy.
"There's some temptation to say that BRICs are bad and non-BRICs are good," he says. But within BRICs, he's focusing on companies that stand to benefit from expected gains in consumer spending.
Not only does a wide gap exist among emerging markets between winning and losing countries, but also between industries. Consumer-related companies have held up better, for example, as investors bet that the middle class in developing economies will continue to expand. Stocks of companies that sell household products and other staples have been able to hold up, returning a fraction of 1 percent, for example.
"Anything more consumer-related has done well," says Doug Ramsey, co-portfolio manager of the Leuthold Global fund (GLBLX), which has a four-star rating from Morningstar. The problem is that their availability is more limited, he says.
Sellers of consumer staples make up just 9 percent of the MSCI Emerging Markets index, for example. The index instead is more dependent on financial companies, the biggest industry in the index at 27 percent. Financial stocks have lost 6 percent this year.
Other big industries in the index have seen even steeper declines: Producers of raw materials have lost 21 percent, and energy companies have lost 11 percent. Those two industries make up 21 percent of the index together.
-- Investors have noticed
Indexes that track emerging-market stocks have been falling steadily through the year, but the losses accelerated in June. The MSCI Emerging Markets index lost 6 percent that month, though it has recouped a portion of its losses in July. The slide pushed many investors to flee emerging-market ETFs. The majority of these track emerging-market indexes, and investors yanked $6 billion out of them last month, according to Morningstar.
But investors also put $2.1 billion into traditional emerging-market stock mutual funds, according to Morningstar. The majority of these are actively managed.
-- How much more can actively managed funds cost?
The Thornburg fund run by Kaufman has an expense ratio of 1.69 percent, according to Morningstar. That means $16.90 of every $1,000 invested in the fund goes to cover operating costs. Compare that with Vanguard's Emerging Markets Stock Index fund (VEIEX), where expenses eat up $3.30 of every $1,000 invested.
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The latest in a neat line of shrinking storage devices, this little chap from Adata fits an impressive 2GB of space into its diminutive shell.
Hook it up to a lanyard or stick it on your keyring and you'll barely know it's there. It's also ReadyBoost certified, so you can increase your PC's Vista system performance with it when the old memory count drops to chugtastic levels.
But perhaps the neatest thing is the slide-out USB connector which helps to keep the size down.


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First of all, there's the eternal fudgy-versus-cakey debate. Then you might be forced to decide between dark or semi-sweet, and finally, if you're really pressed for time, between from-scratch or boxed. Bring up the topic of add-ins (walnuts or pecans? marshmallows? toffee pieces? mint swirl?) and the issue gets even more complicated. But there's one kind of brownie that almost always get a bad rap: the cocoa-based brownie.
In my kitchen, cocoa powder is the ingredient I reach for when I've eaten all my 'real' chocolate but still need that fudgy fix. It's my go-to for last minute potluck desserts, when I don't have time to run to the store for 'better' ingredients. It's my "this-will-have-to-do" substitution when I run out of chocolate mid-recipe. In short, I've always treated cocoa powder like chocolate's plain-Jane sister; the shelf-stable, last-ditch, emergency alternative for actual chocolate.
It's a shameful truth, but I get the feeling I'm not alone in this. There seems to be this unvoiced maxim, in the blog world, that baking with cocoa is somehow less. That if you don't swirl Scharffen Berger into your browned butter brownies, douse your homemade vanilla bean ice cream in molten Callebaut, or bake Valrhona into your Jacques Torres Chocolate Chip Cookies, you're not really baking.
|Sadly, the pictures in this post were taken in haste and of brownies that were no longer hot and gooey from the oven. Scroll to the end of the post for a fresher, fudgier version.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not here to disparage high-end chocolates: I'm sure they produce gorgeous results, but their richness comes at too dear a price for this home baker. Instead, I'm here to redress the prevailing prejudice against cocoa-based brownies, to remind you that cocoa can be an intentional choice, not just a failsafe or fallback. It's a simple and delicious lesson to learn. And trust me, your tastebuds - and your wallet - will thank you!
This simple recipe turns out silky, sultry, oh-so-chocolaty brownies every time, and the best part is that you don't even need expensive cocoa - even Hershey's will do nicely. In this recipe cocoa is the star, not just an afterthought, and because there isn't much flour included, these brownies have the richest, fudgy texture. Unbaked, the batter is as glossy and smooth as dark silk. This molten richness remains when the brownies are slightly underbaked - just the way we like them - but you can bake them fully for a thick and satisfyingly chewy treat. They can be whipped up in less than 10 minutes, using ingredients you most likely already have in your pantry - so what are you waiting for?
In case you need further convincing (and you shouldn't!), this recipe has a distinguished pedigree - it has been featured in Bon Appetit and comes from the doyenne of desserts herself, Alice Medrich. Certain versions don't include the browned butter step - but I think it makes these brownies so much richer. Browned butter or no, with such big names in their corner these brownies are guaranteed a total knockout!
Best Cocoa Brownies
10 Tablespoons (1 1/4 sticks) unsalted butter
1 1/4 cups granulated sugar
3/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder (natural or Dutch-process)
2 teaspoons water
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 large eggs, chilled
1/3 cup, plus 1 Tablespoon all-purpose flour
1 cup walnut pieces (optional)
Preheat oven to 325°F. Line an 8x8x2-inch baking pan with foil or parchment paper. Press foil/paper firmly into the corners of the baking pan, leaving a 1 or 2 -inch overhang. If using foil, grease lightly.
Heat butter over medium heat in a medium saucepan, until butter is completely melted. Continue cooking, stirring often, until butter stops foaming and begins to brown (about 5 minutes). In order to prevent burning, remove butter from heat when browned bits first begin to form and butter becomes fragrant (it should smell deliciously nutty - if it smells sour, it's burnt!). Remove from heat and immediately add sugar, cocoa powder, water, vanilla extract and salt. Stir until well combined (mixture will be quite grainy at this point).
Let cool 5 minutes (mixture will still be hot) before adding eggs, one at a time. Beat well between each addition, so that mixture becomes glossy rather than granular. Add flour when batter begins to look thick and shiny, stirring vigorously for about 50-60 strokes. Stir in nuts, if desired. Pour batter into prepared baking pan.
Bake for about 25 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out almost clean. Cool in pan, on a wire rack. Use foil/paper overhang to remove brownies from pan. Cut with a plastic knife (don't ask me why, but this works!). Store any undevoured brownies in an airtight container for 2-3 days.
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The husband of "The Real Housewives of Orange County" star Tamra Barney has filed for divorce. Simon Barney alleges that his reality star wife cheated on him and is verbally abusive.
According to court documents filed in Orange County on Thursday and obtained by Access Hollywood, Simon alleges that Tamra "has been verbally abusive and has committed acts of disloyalty and adultery."
(CLICK HERE to view the documents)
The couple has endured a slew of marital ups and downs on the Bravo series. On Thursday's episode, Tamara told her mother, "We're seriously heading towards divorce."
On Friday, Tamra responded to her husband's allegations via Facebook, saying, "Thank you to everyone who understands and supports me. For the record, all accusations are false."
The couple, who have been married for almost 12 years, have three children together, two daughters, 11 and 4, and a son, 9.
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President Barack Obama ordered changes to intelligence-gathering practices that would prevent the government from storing broad collections of phone and electronic communication data.
President Obama is hoping the changes he's announced to the government's surveillance program will reassure critics at home and abroad, but some argue the changes aren't enough. NBC's Kristen Welker reports.
The president advocated that those records be stored by a third party but did not offer specifics about where they would be kept. He also proposed a new level of judicial approval for government access to those records.
If adopted, the proposals represent a step back from the government's claims to wide latitude in maintaining national security.
"America's capabilities are unique," Obama said in the highly-anticipated speech at the Department of Justice. "That places a special obligation on us to ask tough questions about what we should do."
Yet Congress and the president's Justice Department will play key roles in determining whether any of Obama's proposals are enacted. One revision the president proposed is under his control is halting any surveillance of foreign leaders unless there are national security concerns involved.
The reforms represent a response of some of the most explosive revelations by fugitive contractor Edward Snowden, who made details of the NSA's meta-data practices public last year.
Senior administration officials argued to reporters ahead of the president's speech that there had been no abuses to the programs affected by the reforms. Obama ordered the changes, administration officials said, because they "present the risk of potential abuse."
"The men and women of the intelligence community, including the NSA, consistently follow protocols designed to protect the privacy of ordinary people," Obama said. "They are not abusing authorities in order to listen to your private phone calls, or read your emails. When mistakes are made – which is inevitable in any large and complicated human enterprise – they correct those mistakes."
Effective immediately, the NSA will have to seek prior approval from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance (FISA) Court before initiating new queries of bulk meta-data.
The president ordered the NSA and Attorney General Eric Holder to develop recommendations over the next 60 days as to how the program should be structured, and how meta-data should be stored. This window coincides with the late March deadline by which Congress must vote to re-authorize many intelligence practices anyway.
The proposal would also seek to add an element of transparency to the meta-data program by giving the FISA court more leeway to declassify its rationales for approving or rejecting the government's data collection requests. Obama will also establish a group of outside advocates for the FISA court in hopes of more effectively protecting individuals' privacy.
Obama's speech in many ways intended to strike a balance between government prerogatives and civil liberties, and the difficulties of pinpointing the precise mixture between the two.
President Obama assures Americans that the men and women working for the National Security Agency follow protocols to ensure the safety of citizens.
"Those who are troubled by our existing programs are not interested in a repeat of 9/11, and those who defend these programs are not dismissive of civil liberties," he said. "The challenge is getting the details right, and that's not simple."
The president will also seek to reassure heads of states from allied nations that the United States will not seek to monitor their personal communications. This comes in response to revelations last year that the U.S. government had monitored the email of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, among other foreign leaders. A senior administration official said that the U.S. will not monitor the communications of heads of states from allied nations "absent a compelling national security purpose."
Obama also took strides toward more clearly defining the nature of U.S. intelligence practices abroad without necessarily changing many of those practices. Obama explained that the U.S. only engages in data collection and surveillance abroad for the purposes of counterintelligence and counterterrorism, and to shore up cybersecurity and disrupt illicit transactions.
The president also emphasized that the United States' intelligence practices isn't used to suppress criticism or dissent or advantage American companies, nor does the U.S. randomly access foreigners' emails at will.
Much of the manner in which the U.S. conducts surveillance and collects intelligence won't change, though.
Obama didn't heed some of the most significant of the 46 recommendations generated by the task force he empaneled last year to study potential changes to the national security and intelligence infrastructure. Though the change to how meta-data is stored was one of the panel's recommendations, Obama will not separate the position of NSA director and the person in charge of monitoring U.S. Cyber Command.
The broader question is whether the reforms and constraints outlined on Friday by Obama will satisfy civil libertarians and broader criticism of the scope of U.S. surveillance.
Some of the revelations made public by Snowden and other self-proclaimed watchdog organizations have eroded domestic support for broad government surveillance. Fifty-six percent of Americans said in an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll that they're concerned about government going too far in violating individuals' privacy, a gradual shift from the days following 9/11, when the public was more willing to give the government broad latitude in the name of counterterrorism.
Congress could also prove disruptive to the president's proposals. In how speech, Obama vowed to "consult with the relevant committees in Congress to seek their views, and then seek congressional authorization for the new program as needed."
Though the administration can initiate some of the reforms immediately, others will require congressional reauthorization. If libertarian-minded lawmakers from both parties aren't satisfied by Obama's reforms – particularly those involving meta-data that will be developed in the coming months by Holder and the NSA – it could spark a fight on Capitol Hill about whether further constraints are needed on government surveillance practices.
"President Obama's announced solution to the NSA spying controversy is the same unconstitutional program with a new configuration," said Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, a libertarian-Republican critic of the NSA. On CNN, he suggested that the scope of government surveillance must ultimately be settled by the Supreme Court.
Such a fight would lay bare some of the odd political fault lines when it comes to national security issues, pitting hawkish Democrats and Republicans, joined together, against a handful of progressive Democrats and an ascendant, libertarian-minded wing of the GOP.
This story was originally published on Fri Jan 17, 2014 11:30 AM EST


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Obama and the Jews: Social Engineering in the American Military and the Coming War with Iran
Barack Obama's rip-roaring foray into international Agitation-Propaganda for Empire culminated today with his address to the 101st Airborne of Fort Campbell, Kentucky, subsequent to the alleged killing of Osama bin Laden last week in Pakistan. It had all the elements of George W. Bush's "Mission Accomplished" shtick from May of 2003, minus a Presidential landing on an American aircraft carrier. The rest of the script, and the unfolding tragedy the script is unsuccessful in obscuring for the 1% of the American population that can actually think on occasion, remain painfully identical.
Not too long ago, I attended a funeral for a longtime American Air Force icon in San Antonio. The gravesite burial took place at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery in the Alamo City. The Air Force military chaplaincy presence was substantial, given the identity of the deceased.
After the end of the committal observances, a U. S. A. F. chaplain from a Protestant Evangelical affiliation soaked in Israel First Dispensational Premillennial Eschatology tactfully made his way over to where I was standing, deliberately apart from the swarming mass of humanity departing the funeral tent. Knowing who I am, he began his lament over how bad things had become in the American military, and specifically unbearable in the chaplaincy program increasingly guilty of obscuring the distinctions between Christ and Caesar. At the midpoint of our confidential chat, his voice took on the character of desperation as he said, "I wish I could tell you how bad this really is."
Upon returning to our respective vehicles, parked at curbside in the cemetery, I discovered a copy of a recent essay by Dr. E. Michael Jones, the erudite orthodox Catholic scholar and editor of Culture Wars, entitled "Don't Ask for a Raise Either," and penned for the February 2011 Culture Wars and its regular column aptly tabbed the "Culture of Death Watch." I gave the copy to the increasingly troubled Air Force chaplain, remarking that its contents might well illumine him as to the nature of the metastasizing problem his chosen calling has proven increasingly ineffectual in countering.
The Jones essay is sweet and to the point: Jewish interests have played a disproportionate role in promoting the mainstreaming of homosexual perversion, the sexual revolution generally, radical feminism, and the abortion industry in the United States of the last half century plus, even as the American military has ceased any degree of fidelity to the Founding Fathers historic understanding of what the Armed Forces of the United States is to be used for, who it is that decides when the American nation goes to war (Article 1, Section 8), and why.
For the cheering minions of the 101st Airborne today, they may be interested to know that "Mr. Obama's rabbi," according to Ha'aretz and cited by E. Michael Jones, is Rabbi David Saperstein, who made it clear to the Israeli newspaper recently that Saperstein's expressed thrill at finally achieving the legitimacy of homosexual lifestyles and practice in the U. S. military, is also an official expression of approval and stamp of imprimatur by The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, the arm of the Union for Reform Judaism, and the Central Conference of American Rabbis. According to Saperstein, this achieves the goal of organized Jewry that Tikkun Olam [repairing the world] be accomplished through the legal and moral enshrinement of sodomy, among other things. It is also noteworthy that Saperstein's wife is Ellen Weiss, who runs the news bureau at National Public Radio. One may be forgiven for getting the larger picture. . . .
But Rabbi Saperstein does not confine his remarks to Ha'aretz on American domestic culture. He makes it abundantly clear that he supports the ongoing utilization of the American military for the Bush/Obama War on Terror and the agenda of the Israeli-driven Project for the New American Century (PNAC) that has now been re-tooled as the Foreign Policy Initiative (FPI). Jones states the following on page 16 of the February 2011 Culture Wars:
"From the Jewish revolutionary perspective, the big payoff resulting from the Jewish-led social engineering of the American army came with the invasion of Iraq, a war which was fought in Israel's interests with Americans footing the bill. Don't expect that to be the last use of the new socially engineered homosexual army in the service of Israel and world Jewry. In his Ha'aretz interview, Rabbi Saperstein, speaking on behalf of the Jews who brought about the homosexualization of the American Army, made it clear that they now see a new threat on the horizon: 'We see Iran not only as a threat to Israel directly,' he said, 'but as an indirect threat to the U. S. and the Western world in terms of what it symbolizes in the context of proliferation of the nuclear weapons worldwide—the chances of nuclear weapons developed by Iran falling into the hands of terrorists. It's a serious threat.'
"So get ready to bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran. The great thing about the American political system is that you get both sodomy and usury or war and abortion no matter who you vote for. That means that when Catholics or Evangelicals join, they end up not defending their country but fighting for the regime which treats them like rats in a Jewish-led social experiment. The operating system of that regime is [transnational corporate] capitalism. Hence, it should come as no surprise that the real meaning of DADT [Don't Ask, Don't Tell] is 'Don't Ask for a Raise.'"
There you have it. Catholic and Protestant Evangelical Americans are caught between honest belief in traditional theistic and Biblical teachings about the Divine Creator and our responsibilities to Him, and the Star Spangled Banner wrapped propaganda of Obama and Bush designed to blasphemously enshroud an agenda that is the embodiment of evil in our time, as it has been throughout linear history (Revelation 2:9). No orthodox Christian from these traditions can endorse sexual perversion; extortionistic usury; and the employment of violence not rooted in Augustine's Just War Theory but designed to cement the economic and political power of international central bankers, transnational corporate elites, and The Lobby.
Speaking of The Lobby, Mr. Netanyahu's May 21st-24th trip to the United States will include an address to a Joint Session of the American Congress, and to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). The Prime Minister will presumably not mention that Israel is the driving force behind the American military's Middle Eastern deployments; he will not discuss the national debt of $14 trillion and counting, which eats away like corrosive acid at the economic and national security of the United States, even as international bankers' fortunes soar; the globalist trade treaties like NAFTA, which have cost millions of American manufacturing jobs, will similarly draw silence; Netanyahu will assuredly not be discussing the Pollard and AIPAC spy cases; Israel's policy of targeted asssassinations and illegal settlements; the Mavi Marmara tragedy; the stench of death in Gaza; Mossad's direct involvement in a partnership with the Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK/MKO/PMOI), the Kurdish PJAK, and the Pakistan-based Jundallah organization, in conducting acts of terror in Iranian Azerbaijan, Khuzestan, Diyala, and Balochistan provinces; The Israeli Prime Minister won't be quoting the last National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) of the United States on the Iranian nuclear program either, which discredits Israeli propaganda along these lines, even as he will also avoid mentioning his country's role in stealing American raw nuclear materials from the NUMEC plant in Pennsylvania in the 1960s for Israel's Dimona nuclear operation and provable nuclear weapons program. The Lavon Affair of the 1950s and the USS Liberty attack by Israel in 1967 will avoid public scrutiny or discussion also, along with the PROMIS espionage scandal that enabled Israel and Communist China to purloin American nuclear secrets at Los Alamos National Laboratory. We are sure not to be reminded of our $10 billion a year subsidy to the Zionist State, or the amount of Israeli affiliated PAC money going into American Congressional races either, even as Medicare and Social Security recipients and service-economy employees continue their descent into the economic Lake of Fire.
What is guaranteed are plenty of references to Israel as America's Most Faithful Ally, the "National Greatness" of the United States, the alleged dangers posed by Iran that will justify an American-Israeli-sponsored mass nuclear genocide in that country, and the "Essential Goodness" of the American People. John Hagee of San Antonio's Cornerstone Church and Christians United For Israel (CUFI) will be televised nodding his head in puppetlike agreement, as will a Zionist-purchased American Congress and Executive Branch. Hagee will also join Netanyahu in absolutely muted silence over the recent profanation of the substitutionary atonement of Jesus Christ at the hands of Israeli television on Easter weekend. Entitled, "The Crucifixion of Yeshu [Jesus]," the Internet media guide informs us that:
"In this Israeli television skit, a scantily clothed Jewish girl explains 'Jewish history,' and why Jesus ('Yeshu') is a great danger to the Jewish people. For the sin of preaching to 'innocent Jews,' a little gorilla who wants to live like the 'goyim' is painfully put to death. 'Yeshu [Jesus], you are a Nazi,' she says, as she kills him."
We are informed by Ha'aretz that the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and You Tube are stepping up the fight against Internet Hate. We are not yet informed by Ha'aretz, the ADL, You Tube, or the Israeli government that this internationally televised attack on orthodox Christianity qualifies as such.
The "National Greatness" of America doesn't translate into the political and monetary subsidization of the overtly demonic as embodied in this blasphemous TV screed, except in the world of Benjamin Netanyahu, John Hagee, and the American government and media. But it does translate into an America in free-fall decline and near-term demise, the one I have seen evolve since the 1960s—the leading Nation State of Debt, Usury, Abortion, Sodomy, and War for Empire. I suspect the Founding Fathers of this once-great nation would agree with me.
Oh, yes. If Iran thinks it is the only one in danger, wait until the final jettisoning of the Posse Comitatus laws in the United States permit our friendly Federal Government, in conjunction with its allies in the New World Order, to employ the American military against its own citizens. Perhaps the 101st Airborne will join up with Kitat Kohenut. Rabbi Aryeh Tuchman of the Anti Defamation League of New York will presumably have every American profiled who isn't thrilled with World Government run from Tel Aviv and the Big Apple.
The list of relevant legislation since September 11, 2001 is most instructive in this regard: the USA Patriot Act; the creation of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA); the creation of the U. S. Northern Command at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado with the assistance of the 1st Brigade Combat Team of the 3rd Infantry Division, tabbed the Consequence Management Response Force to be used by the President in individual States in the case of "civil unrest"; the creation of the Department of Homeland Security; the passage of the Real ID Act of 2005, requiring the issuance of State drivers' licenses complying with the UN International Civil Aviation Organization's biometric format standards; the passage in 2006 of The Detainee Treatment Act of 2005, allowing for "enhanced interrogation techniques" [torture] and "extraordinary renditions" [kidnapping and involuntary transport to detention centers around the globe]; the introduction of the Automated Targeting System for international travelers in 2006; the arrival of The Military Commissions Act of 2006, allowing prisoners to be tried by Military Commissions rather than criminal courts with the latter's accompanying Constitutional protections; the Congressional passage of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2007, which transfers control of the National Guard from State Governors to the President and removes Posse Comitatus; the expansion of the surveillance powers of the National Security Agency (NSA) by the Protect America Act of 2007, allowing for warrantless eavesdropping on telephone calls and e-mails, including subsequent passage of the Expansion of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 in 2008, granting retroactive governmental immunity to American telecommunications firms like AT & T, Verizon, and Bell South, assisting the NSA in a heretofore illegal warrantless wiretapping of citizens of the United States; and last, but not least, The Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007, which focuses on American dissidents who value the Bill of Rights, oppose illegal foreign wars, support the Right-to-Life, and like 3rd Party candidates and Republican paleo-conservatives and libertarians like Pat Buchanan and Ron Paul, respectively.
And to not only my U. S. A. F. chaplain friend, but to every person in this land, I simply say, "I wish I could tell you how bad this really is."
Written by Mark Dankof
May 6, 2011 at 8:55 pm
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