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2 roadblocks to US energy independence
Political opposition to Canadian tar-sands oil and the still expensive natural-gas engines would stand in the way of IEA predictions of self-sufficiency by 2020.
In a moment when nothing makes us happy, we got a nice feel-good story Monday, that the IEA, the International Energy agency, says we will be energy self-sufficient in 2020 and overtake the Saudis as the biggest exporter of oil in 2030.
To which I say, oh, please, we will never ever again be nationally self-sufficient, but we could be continental self-sufficient, and that in itself would be a big deal.
But we can only do it in two ways: 1.) Choosing to view the Canadian tar sands oil as regular oil that can be refined cleanly, as Honeywell (HON), which makes the refining chemicals, says it can be, and 2.) we switch to natural gas surface fuel.
I don't have great hopes for either under President Obama, and that means you are going to have to start the sufficiency drive in 2017, which doesn't give you a whole heck of a lot of time.
First, the anti-fossil-fuel nonprofits were important to Obama's election. They have no desire to allow Canadian heavy oil to come into the States. I think they are powerful enough to stop it, and that means we will continue to import oil from Venezuela and the Middle East. OPEC wins.
Second, although I had a very optimistic David Demurs from Westport Innovations (WPRT) on the show tonight, the premier nat-gas engine maker, it is very clear that the demand for nat gas engines isn't up to snuff -- hence the missed quarter -- in part because the infrastructure is just not there to pump. Until it is, nat-gas engines remain ultra-niche.
We have a lot more oil than people think we do here in the U.S. But it is mostly contained in the Bakken and Eagle Ford. I have been saying that both could be as big as Prudhoe Bay.
But what we really have excess of, more than anywhere in the world, is natural gas. Unless you can turn natural gas into gasoline, you cannot be as hopeful as the IEA is. That's because the big users of imported oil are trucks. They use one-quarter of our oil. Unless the government can force them to use compressed natural gas (CNG) or liquefied natural gas (LNG), they are not going to switch. Why bother? Sure, the savings are great, but the engines are expensive, and how many places can you really fill up at?
So, breathe a sigh of relief. Get excited about energy self-sufficiency, but remember it can only happen with Canadian crude and CNG/LNG, and right now none of those has the support of the U.S. government.
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I think the Obama approach is correct if indeed he follows that path. An all inclusive energy mix near evenly distributed between oil, coal, nat gas, nuclear, water, wind, and solar. We need a gradual but staedy turnover from oil and coal to cleaner fuels such as nuclear, water, and nat gas. In the future, having 25% of our energy produced from renewable wind and solar is a legitimate and reachable goal. With water, that could go up to 40%.
Oil will have to remain the primary transportation fuel for decades, but the natural evolution towards electric and natural gas will occur. Start with powering the semi tractor trailers away from diesel and into LNG. That is where to start and will dramatically reduce harmful emmisions. CNG can transistion with public transportation, and electric with government vehicles, rentals, and leases. The infrastructure will be much simpler to construct if given local and specific parameters. Personal vehicles will have to be the last to transistion, if at all. The national infrastucture to build out will not likely be cost effective in our lifetime.
I don't think it is a good idea to have any one specific form of energy as becoming too dominant. Spreading it out near evenly gives us plenty of options as technology evolves while not becoming too dependant on any one source. Also keeps our workforce and education sectors fully engaged.
Here Israel is about to attack Iran and the leaders of our CIA and the military are online writing tens of thousands of sexually explicit e-mails to call girls. probably a lot of phone sex in between given how horny they were. How much time could have been left over for briefings?
Meanwhile Israel's enriched uranium line in the sand deadline with Iran keeps coming. April I believe it was. If you were playing chess would you wait until the last possible moment to attack or preempt JUST in case your enriched uranium calculations were wrong and April becomes too late
How much our deficit is funded by Saudi Arabia and other friendly Middle East oil countries. Was a deal to do so struck with them long ago if the need should ever arise? Maybe for building the place for them and giving protection when needed? And keeping the dollar as the fiat currency for purchasing oil forever
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Reviewed in the NYR
November 18, 2012 – February 25, 2013
Tokyo 1955–1970: A New Avant-Garde
Museum of Modern Art, New York
In the January 10 issue, Ian Buruma writes, "It is a common belief that Japanese are almost congenitally incapable of facing the horrors of the war they unleashed. Some of the art in MoMA's new show should help to dispel that caricature."
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Selected by Dominique Nabokov
November 11, 2012 – March 10, 2013
A Harlem Family 1967
The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York
A gripping work on poverty by the famous African-American photographer, writer, director, and composer Gordon Parks (1912-2008).
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Selected by Francine Prose
February 22, 2013 – March 23, 2013
Thomas Nozkowski: Recent Work
Pace Gallery, New York
The luminous pentimento of Thomas Nozkowski's work can make one imagine that a Renaissance master—say, Pisanello—has been reincarnated as a contemporary abstract painter.
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Selected by Cathleen Schine
January 15, 2013 – April 6, 2013
Beat Memories: The Photographs of Allen Ginsberg
Grey Art Gallery, New York
To go along with your "Howl" twitter feed, an exhibition of Allen Ginsberg's photographs called "Beat Memories."
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Selected by Ingrid D. Rowland
Teatro Valle Occupato
Teatro Valle, Rome
When the City of Rome decided to sell off the eighteenth-century horseshoe theatre a group of outraged (and talented) citizens took it over as squatters. Thanks to them, the Teatro Valle Occupato presents a full program of theatre and music.
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Selected by Francine Prose
October 24, 2012 – April 14, 2013
The Postcard Age: Selections from the Leonard A. Lauder Collection
Museuem of Fine Arts, Boston, Boston
How tepid and colorless the text message and the tweet seem compared to these mini-masterpieces of snail mail.
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Reviewed in the NYRblog
February 15, 2013 – April 28, 2013
Marcel Proust and Swann's Way: 100th Anniversary
The Morgan Library and Museum, New York
In the NYRBlog, Colm Tóibín writes, "Visitors lining up to see the word "madeleine" as it appeared in Proust's handwriting for the first time are in for a shock."
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Selected by Philip Gossett
February 20, 2013 – May 12, 2013
Picasso and Chicago
The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago
This exhibition is drawn largely from the city's own private collectors and from the Art Institute itself, so it does not simply show off what is well known or has been often reproduced.
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Plus: Who is behind the South Korea cyberattack? And more warnings on infrastructure vulnerabilities
Apparently, the next chip security threat could come from organized crime, says IOActive
Plus: BitTorrent sites on the hook for copyright infringement
Plus: U.S. cyberattack monitor hacked and Android apps steal data
Software "symbiotes" signal attacks on embedded systems
A prominent fail for the hacktivist group
"Bob" outsources his programming assignments to China while he plays at work
How a buccaneering young engineer built the little blue box that broke into the biggest network in the world
It's all about interpreting the silence
Internet of Things inadequate security could have future nasty unintended consequences
Computer scientist Robert Watson, putting security first, wants to design with a "clean slate"
Plus: Facebook helps law enforcement capture cybercrooks who targeted the site's users, and hackers remotely took over a company's industrial control system
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A new book sees big data as mostly good, a little scary, and full of people
Company promises merely to "enhance" its defenses
A new way to entangle quantum bits made of light and matter could be a boost for quantum communication
Washington and Paris neither confirm nor deny
The company says it's time to upgrade its copper cables to fiber
Plus: Smart cards are vulnerable to online attacks, a court database-and-records theft was an inside job, and your government might already know everything you've ever done on or sent from your computer
Alexis Kwasinski takes IEEE Spectrum on a tour of the strike zone
Stolen laptop contained records of sensitive personally identifiable information
South Carolina now thinks encrypting sensitive taxpayer data is good security practice
Company executives didn't know IT systems were compromised until FBI told them
And more good news! South Carolina gets sued for massive data breach; Russian cybercriminal traps himself
Peter Neumann, with DARPA backing, reinvents the personal computer with security in mind
UK government gives Gary McKinnon a reprieve on human rights grounds
U.S. security agencies are collecting billions of phone calls, texts, and e-mails. Is there an upside?
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Yes, I can make a recommendation based on the limited information from an interview with the student. But people who receive letters based on such shallow information don't give them much weight.
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Boys High School Basketball
Tuesday, December 9, 2008 @ 6:59 PMThe Marauders of Bishop Guilfoyle beat Richland Tuesday night in boys basketball.
Girls High School Basketball
Tuesday, December 9, 2008 @ 6:52 PMThe Altoona Lady Lions made a big statement in its home opener Tuesday night dominating Punxsutawney from start to finsih to win 59-33.
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Pre-game news and notes 4/8: Rockies @ Pirates; Yates suffers another set back
The Pittsburgh Pirates (4-3) will face the Colorado Rockies (4-1) tonight at 7:05 PM/ET for the second of a four game series.
Right-hander Ross Ohlendorf will face Left-hander Jorge De LaRosa.
Ohlendorf is making his second start of the season tonight. He picked a no-decision against the Chicago Cubs on April 3rd. He allowed four runs on eight hits over six innings with four walks and three strikeouts.
De La Rosa will also be making his second start of the season. He picked up the win against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sunday after pitching 5.1 shutout innings allowing just three hits with one walk and five strikeouts.
- Tonight marks the first time this season the Pirates have faced a starting lefty. The Bucs went 13-10 at PNC Park last season against a left-hander.
- Jose Tabata has had at least one hit in each of the first seven games. His seven game hitting streak in the longest in the majors.
- Neil Walker has hit safely in six of the first seven games this year. He also is tied in the National League with the most RBI –8.
- Rookie Mike Crotta has yet to surrender a hit or a run over his three appearances.
- Troy Tulowitki's home run off Paul Maholm yesterday was just the second homer allowed by the Bucs pitching staff this season. That is tied with the San Francisco Giants for the fewest in the National League.
- Tonight is buc night at PNC Park. Although all the $1 tickets are sold out, you can still fill up on all popcorn, Pepsi and hot dogs for just one buck each.
- Right-hand pitcher Tyler Yates is facing yet another setback. Jenifer Langosch of MLB.com reports that Yates has been diagnosed with a torn flexor tendon in his right elbow. The diagnosis came after a visit with Dr. James Andrews.
Yates had Tommy John Surgery back in 2009 and was pitching in his first spring this year since the recovery.
Langosch also reports that the Pirates will provide an update after being reexamined in six weeks.
- The Pirates, through the first five games of the season, have a team total of 50 strikeouts –the most in major league baseball.
Manager Clint Hurdle told Root Sports on Wednesday, "We've been doing too much of that. You know, you add fly balls and strikeouts together in account of soft outs. Tonight we had 17 soft outs. You get 27 in a game. It's hard to score a lot of runs when you're playing with 10 outs. The guys are aware of it. Just got to go a better job with two strikes. I think some of our problem is we're still not aggressive enough in the count early. Taking a lot of pitches getting two strikes."
- The Bucs will face their NL rivals, the Milwaukee Brewers, for a three game series that starts on Tuesday. Over the past several seasons there have been players plunked, words said and high emotions.
Andrew McCutchen told Rob Biertempfel of the Tribune, We know it's going to be a battle. They're thinking they can step all over us. We're going to wake them up and tell them, 'Hey, we're not that team anymore.'
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When it opened in 1984, Red Dawn held the dual distinctions of being the first PG-13 movie ever released and setting the Guinness World Record for the highest number of violent acts ever depicted in a film. Let's see the Commies top that.
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"This revolutionary book could be one of the key environmental texts of our age."
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"A concise and illuminating book."
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"A well researched and balanced book about one of the great issues of our time."
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"An exemplary introduction not only to China's ecological crisis, but also to the analytic tools that might help us to understand and approach it constructively."
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"This very accessible, well-written overview is ideally suited to students of global environmental politics or those with interests in contemporary China."
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"This book is an ideal primer for one of the world's most complex and important challenges. From governance and globalization to national identity and justice, Shapiro provides a nuanced and comprehensive introduction to the full range of China's environmental problems and frames discussions on how they might be solved."
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"China's environmental future will shape the lives of everyone on the planet in the years and decades to come. Judith Shapiro provides a wonderfully clear, accessible, and insightful account of the environmental toll of China's explosive economic growth. This unique and revealing account will be essential reading for anyone concerned about the environmental future of China, the planet, and its people"
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Peter Dauvergne, University of British Columbia, author of Timber
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Gary Marcuse, director of Waking the Green Tiger
"Shapiro is one of the world's leading China scholars. In this crisply written, balanced, and insightful book, Shapiro explains the political, cultural and economic factors that shape China's ability to respond to environmental dangers. Shapiro provides a superb overview of China's environmental protection efforts that will inform policy-makers, students and ordinary citizens for years to come. China's Environmental Challenges is the foundational text many of us have been waiting for."
Paul Wapner, author of Living Through the End of Nature and Environmental Activism and World Civic Politics
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Chronology vii
Preface x
Acknowledgments xxii
1 Introduction: The Big Picture 1
2 Environmental Challenges: Drivers and Trends 33
3 State-led Environmentalism: The View from Above 57
4 Sustainable Development and National Identity 79
5 Public Participation and Civil Society: The View from Below 103
6 Environmental Justice and the Displacement of Environmental Harm 135
7 Prospects for the Future 167
References 182
Index 195


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posted on March 06, 2013 10:34
With Carter's help, George Holding had a simple message last fall that boiled down the Republican mantra: "Cut spending now."
It's the one message that unites Republicans as they splinter over immigration, gay marriage and guns in the wake of Mitt Romney's loss.
Here's the challenge for Democrats: What's your alternative?
House Republicans' fervent faith in cutting spending led to the much-ballyhooed "sequestration" budget cuts. First Republicans said those cuts are no big deal. But now Agriculture Commissioner
Steve Troxler and Governor McCrory
say the cuts could cause an "emergency" by shutting down North Carolina's multibillion-dollar hog and poultry industry.
Thanks to the determination (or obstinacy) of the House GOP, cutting spending dominates the debate today. Speaker Boehner went so far as to call taxes "stealing" from the American people.
That was the philosophy underlining Romney's "47 percent" comments, which cost him the election. He complains now it was distorted. No, Mitt, it was clear and it was what you and Republicans believe: A significant percentage of Americans are moochers who gang up on the producers to steal their money.
Carter has written before that the Founding Fathers foresaw that risk, and that it's part of the risk of democracy. But, in fact, that hasn't happened. Since the high-tax 1950s, we have cut taxes on people at the top.
But the issue is before us, and Democrats have to answer. They have to define what they believe constitutes the right level and the right kind of government spending – and taxing.
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Wednesday, March 06, 2013 11:05 AM
A writer, Gaius Publis, wrote in the Smirking Chimp an article trying to transfer Bush Disastrous Economy onto Clinton past policies.
It will not work. The numbers are real:
Bush 8 budgets took an 1800B Budget to 3500B or an 80% increase: a Surplus to a 1400B Deficit:
a 5800B Debt to 11,900 or 112% increase; 237,000 net jobs per month to 31,000; peace to two wars ; a tax cut, primrialy, for top incomes and borrowed 1900B that helped the rich get richer instead of paying our bills. Bush 8 gave us the Great Recession. Unemployment at 10%.
It will take years to recover fully. Good paying jobs. Full employment.-Tax wealth to pay down that debt. In 2011, top 1% got 91% of income increase. Tax them they are the ones with the incomes/wealth that can afford it. Get rid of the Koch Tea Party in the House.
Wednesday, March 06, 2013 12:03 PM
Yep...what you've said is correct, Gary. These things you mention here are DEFINATELY worth an honest debate that America deserves. I'm not sure where that debate will be presented in an honest and balanced way, but it's definately worth having, for sure.
I'm proud of you for actually admitting that you (and your democratic think-alikes) are all about how to spend and how to tax. Tax and spend. Those things are first and foremost for democrats. Republicans have been saying that for decades. It's refreshing to actually see a prominent democrat admit to it.
Sequestration is absoluely NOT something that can be said to be a republican idea. Yea, since it's not all that popular now Obama & Co. are disavowing involvement in putting that together, but anyone that follows national politics isn't being fooled into believing that this is some kind of republican initiative only. You know the truth and so do I, Gary. C'mon.
The reason for some of the cuts that COULD happen is because they're being made in areas specifically designed to affect those that the mainstream media and democrats can show as "devastating". Yes, of course, some are pre-designated as discretionary spending...but, "discretionary" is the key word here. There are many, many ways that these cuts (which I truly believe are needed) can happen without long lines at airport security points and affecting teachers and firefighters and so forth. It's all a ruse. But, for people like Gary here, it serves their political purpose so they're far more interested in the politics of it than they are the people that would/could be affected.
I do agree that Romney's 47% remark was devastating. It was totally correct, of course, but was spun into being a huge nail in his campaign's coffin. It was genius...good politics by the Obama team...ignorance by Romney. Can't agree more with Gary's interpretation of that here.
Republicans believe that it is wrong to just single out one group of American taxpayers in the quest to get more revenue for the federal government. Yes, there are many things about our tax code that do help the higher income people. And, yes, I think many of those things can and should be corrected...most of it in the area of reduced tax rates for income received through investments and in loop-holes. Those things need to be looked at honestly by BOTH parties. I know many of my fellow republicans/conservatives won't agree with this, but I'm pragmatic enough to know this is true. I also believe that EVERY American, regardless of financial position in their personal lives, should pay into our tax system. 47% of American workers not paying ANYTHING into our tax system is ridiculous. I'm a flat-tax/"fair tax" advocate and either of those would accomplish what I'm saying here.
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Friday, March 08, 2013 11:19 PM
The honest part of the debate that will never see the light of day, is that any amount of increased revenue will never pay down one penny of debt but only be used for more spending. If we need one trillion to continue the budget as it is going at present, and we take in 5 trillion in new revenue, all 5 trillion will be spent, and not a dime could be spared to reduce the debt. That's where this administration stands and anyone can see it if they open their eyes. The other truth is this President wants to hurt people at the top. He wants pay back for when those now at the top stole the wealth from the poor, and mostly black. Remember when the poor owned all the wealth and the now rich stole it from them. Not sure any of this makes to a fair debate.
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Posted 24 February 2012 - 08:20 AM
aeonius, on 23 February 2012 - 07:16 PM, said:
Thank, the idea is to make all the dialog window to looks like the bubble that require password when you run synaptic or gksudo .
For the green shelf, just load a default (or derivated) theme and choose 27 145 27 as color of Self Background Base
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Posted 29 February 2012 - 06:54 PM
Default and Noresize Default, for application with a tool bar.
NoToolbar and Noresize Toolbar, for application that aren't dialog (so they could be minimized), but they don't have toolbar, so the plain lightgreen fix better (IMHO)
and Dialog (and noresize dialog): they could only be closed.
Check as all the noresized couldn't be maximized .
I like your feedback: changing color of buttons, and other tips
Do you think that dialog and notoolbar window should have the orange border?
Thank you! Duma.
- Add lighter circle for unfocused windows
Posted 29 February 2012 - 08:32 PM
I think no orange border on the right windows (in the screenshot) and the button in the top right window ("About") looks amazing! Don't change that! =)
Don't forget to add the scrollbars to the todo, and I noticed that many gtk themes don't style the "Detailed List View" in PCmanFM (under view)... can this be done?
You're doing great, can't wait to give it a try =)
Posted 29 February 2012 - 08:37 PM
And what about border button on the left? Or on the Right?
Posted 29 February 2012 - 08:39 PM
Posted 29 February 2012 - 09:03 PM
aeonius, on 29 February 2012 - 08:39 PM, said:
Er... no, I'm not explain better, I mean the button on the window border . The position of English adjective has made a mess
(i like too white border around buttons )
Posted 29 February 2012 - 09:08 PM
On the theme I like the green on orange (left side), but the orange on green are a little less nice in my opinion.
Posted 29 February 2012 - 09:23 PM
aeonius, on 29 February 2012 - 09:08 PM, said:
On the theme I like the green on orange (left side), but the orange on green are a little less nice in my opinion.
I know... in fact I want to ask people... and what about position? Left side of the window border or right side?
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Posted 29 February 2012 - 09:34 PM
Duma, on 29 February 2012 - 09:23 PM, said:
Right, but maybe later add version with left controls, for ubuntu users
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Posted 01 March 2012 - 10:12 AM
the messenger window @hotmail i like the grey but I wonder if it could be softer like the two greys we have in the color guide? or maybe even two soft greens?
great job , and who says your not a designer? You are designing so therefore you are!
Posted 01 March 2012 - 10:56 AM
This is a window with the softest green of the color guide, if I well remember.
- And What about the orange window button? Better orange (like the color guide) or better the shadowish?
- So if I well understood Jarope you suggest me to use the border of right windows (chat window and gcolor2) for all the type of window border, even the main like firefox? I'm asking myself if isn't better a detourish theme, without many effects...
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I don't regret any of the voting I've done so far, but I definitely regret donating to Obama's campaign. I really didn't have the money to do it at the time, and like Jethro, was really REALLY disappointed in some of the things he fell short on. My district (and state) went to McCain though.
I'm sympathetic to third party voters, but it's always a strange conversation. At least there's always that one good Simpsons episode.
Voted in 10 federal and provincial elections since 1998 and stand by each vote. I still had a bit of residual adolescent conservatism and neoliberalism to shed around 1998-9 but I was already behind Gore (and against the Republicans) by the 2000 elections and thus remember it as a ghastly trauma. I particularly remember what I felt watching the "angry mob" that tried to physically stop the vote-counting: there's a particular type of anger/horror/disbelief one gets when one clearly sees goons beating up democracy. Mark Twain summed it up rather well in describing an episode he witnessed in Vienna when policemen entered the Austro-Hungarian parliament to arrest members of the opposition: "It was an odious spectacle -- odious and awful. For one moment it was an unbelievable thing -- a thing beyond all credibility; it must be a delusion, a dream, a nightmare. But no, it was real -- pitifully real, shamefully real, hideously real." It's highly coloured language and emotion, and the Austrian politicians in question were real dickheads - but I knew exactly the feeling he meant.
Back in my first election in 2002, I voted for the liberals. Not for any deep ideological conviction, but for a moment in the voting booth, I had the idea that they'd be better for the economy. Breathed a sigh of relief when the right wing lost that evening. That also started my history of never voting for a party that ended up in or supporting the government.
I have no problem with any of my votes. I once voted Communist - not because I wanted them in power, but because I felt that their voice were important in our then parliament (we no longer have a communist party, but the guy I voted for later did become minister in our current government for a different party). I voted no to the EU everytime I had the chance - I probably wouldn't do that now, not because I love the EU, but because the alternative is worse. Now I'm more center-left (Danish/EU scale) than I was, but I don't shake my head at the young me. That guy was just more idealistic.
The only regrettable voting decision I can recall is supporting Reagan in a Middle School "election." Like many here, I flirted with conservatism when I was younger. I credit that largely to growing up financially secure in a heavily Republican-leaning and racially homogenous suburban/rural area where the kool aid was all about how the poor just didn't want to work hard enough. Fortunately, when I was in high school I had the chance to meet people from a broader demographic who impressed upon me the notion that money isn't equivalent to morality.
I too voted for Boosh is 2000 and 2004. I was young and stupid and I'm sorry. Well, I'm sorry for 2004. The 2000 version of W actually seemed like a good alternative to Gore.
Third party zealots who are stumping for Gary Johnson are the funniest. You know, because they want to vote on principle, no compromise, because third parties aren't the same scam as the big two. This guy was in the first GOP primary debate! Running Libertarian is his backup plan, not his principle. Then this weekend I saw a poster of his. It had the slogan "Be Libertarian for one election". Perfect! If he can do it, so can you.
No. Also, the 2000 version of McCain was not any different than the 2008 version. Not one single bit!
Sheldon fucking Silver is gonna be my rep again. I keep voting against him every time it's an option but the man is a goddamn unstoppable scumbag zombie. This time I voted for a Republican. I voted Green for Senate because Gillebrand supported an Armed Forces Appropriations bill that allowed for indefinite detention of American citizens without recourse to h. c. and when I was like WTF she sent me a form letter. So I wrote back "NO VOTE FOR YOU!" All the judges ran unopposed. They only compete in primaries. One of them was on D and R ballot. "Democracy" in action. Those are the big ones. Also fuck the third parties in this state. People talk about third parties as cons? Because fusion voting a donation to a third party is a donation to a scammer in NYC. They run the same candidate as the big party on their side of the idiot fence and never put up their own. Fucking joke. Only the Greens and Lolberts put up independent candidates and they only contest national or state elections (because they are idiots). My biggest mistake was Presidential. Given a choice between a sleazy liar, a scumball and two jokes, I picked scumball. Anyway I duly discharged my civic duty and despite the offensively vile choice offered at almost every level of government I'm proud of this stupid fucking country. We're, well, we're definitely still here despite close to three hundred years of liars, cheats, scammers and douchebags. Depressingly few are the countries that can say they've successfully lasted even a decade under a system of government that abides by the verdict of a popular vote. Kudos to us, shitbirds that we are.
Wow, so many others who voted for Nader here. I thought I was the only one! I can't say I regret it though. If I was in a swing state I'd have voted for Gore, but being a Californian I figured I might as well vote for someone even if it is consequence-free. Nader was overly idealistic and wouldn't have accomplished a thing in office, but here was a guy who'd been targeted by corporate powers for dirty tricks and they just couldn't dig up any dirt. I'll probably never have the chance to vote for an honest man again. Anyway, like I said... consequence-free.
I think Aeon221 would make an appropriate emperor. After all, he is _extremely_ short and very angry.
I went to a Bill Clinton rally in 1992 and spent the whole time thinking about the girl I went with instead of listening, to the point where I can't say for sure it wasn't a Ross Perot rally instead. I really have no idea.
Rick Snyder for MI governor, because his opponent was the Lansing mayor that I considered to be an idiot after a decade of living in Lansing.
The vote I regret most is Nader over Gore. The overly centrist sell out campaign Gore ran really rubbed me the wrong way; sure, I was in solidly Blue Oregon, but I'd have voted Nader even if it was close. Mostly my change of view stems from Gore turning out to be more progressive post-election than I'd realized. That, and I'd figured Bush would be an ineffective schmuck in office. :-/
It depends what the baseline is. What would an actually compotent President have accomplished with the political capital from 9/11?
Well, a compotent conservative would have accomplished more than a temporary tax cut, and either not fought or won the Iraq war.
Biggest mistake was easily Schwarzenegger. My dad also voted for him, and we didn't even know it till after he was elected that we did it for the same reason: we thought it would be fucking hilarious if a Terminator was elected governor. Although I suspect a lot of his votes came out of the hilarity factor.
One assumes that a compotent conservative is actually pieces of a conservative in a sugar syrup. My only election mistake was in a mock election in elementary school, I picked Mondale over Reagan just to be contrary. Every other election I've picked the right guy. Not necessarily the winner, but the right one.
Was Schwarzenegger not a good governor? I didn't follow his term all that closely; I just caught the news when he did something outrageous, like call the Democratic legislators "girly-men".
I feel like Scwharzeneggar was a "placeholder by default" governor. He did propose some fairly conservative policies but then either withdrew them under pressure or failed to get them through CA's sticky political process. As a result he governed ineffectively but did not worsen the pre-existing trends. CA did get into a worse position under Schwarzenegger, but it was aimed in that direction before the Davis recall anyhow. Basically, due to inability to actually get stuff done, Arnold tread water for the 6+ years he was governor. Meanwhile, Rome burned.
If we're having a forum contest for who supported the craziest of the crazies, may I submit my name into the running? The election was a few months before my 18th birthday, but in 1992 I was wearing a hat and button for and telling everyone about Bo Gritz. In 1996 I donated to and voted for Ross Perot. In 2000 Harry Browne. In 2004 John Kerry. In 2008 I didn't vote (but supported Obama). In 2012 Obama. I regret nothing! But that isn't to say I didn't have some strange ideas in my youth. Let me tell you friends, the road from winger conspiracy theorist Christian kill-a-commie-for-mommie New World Order UN-troops-are-poised-to-invade type to liberal-leaning-moderate with a healthy dose of facts has been a long and lonely one. My family still contains Texas secessionists and Obama-will-bring-in-1000-years-of-darkness types; but my parents are at least rational (even if we disagree on some topics/persons).
Sharpe made a pretty good summation of the non-governator, but I'd add that he also was ahead of his Republican counterparts in other states on anti-union rhetoric. He managed to have every union (police, teachers, nurses...) riled and pissed off by the time he left office. It contributed to the Republicans getting hammered really badly in th state in 2010. At the same time much of the rest of the nation was having a tea party the Republicans lost every state office they held in CA. There are other trends in action that brought that on, but lets not deny Arnold his due. Edit to clarify: I meant non-legislative elected state offices. Of course they still have a long-term minority presence in the assembly and senate.
Man at first I thought this said "Your Biggest Erection Mistake" and I was like WHOO THAT'S A TOUGH ONE. But I guess I would say Harry Browne, who was the Libertarian candidate in 2000. (I should make clear that this is an answer to the actual topic, not what I thought the topic was.) I didn't like either Gore or Bush and I vote Libertarian in those circumstances. In retrospect, Bush was the worst president in living memory and I should have voted for Gore.
Well, my one vote would not have mattered even if I had lived in Florida. But yes, Gore won California.


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A closer look at the tradition of fighting in the Atlantic Division and how impacts the storied rivalries that make the division so great.
A Look at the Culture of Fighting in the Atlantic Division
I've said it before and I'll say it again: "You Can Play" needs to start ACTUALLY fighting homophobia. Like with fists and stuff.
Fighting in hockey is part of its appeal to some - and also a turnoff to others. However, it's been a part of the game since it started.
Fighting in hockey is awesome and I hope it never goes away.
Headshots have been around since hockey was invented. Player policing hasn't helped.
Have fights had a positive impact for the Ottawa Senators in the 2011/2012 season?
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It hasn't failed.
Chaplain261 was referring to this mod as ongoing and other failed mods as failed. He should edit his post because the way he's written it seems to imply the Dark Angels Mod is a failed mod...
It hasn't failed.
Chaplain261 was referring to this mod as ongoing and other failed mods as failed. He should edit his post because the way he's written it seems to imply the Dark Angels Mod is a failed mod...
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Baaaaaaaaaaaad chaplain...... Thats not what a chaplain is for!
Ahh my mistake but really be proud of the work all these hardworking people commit, they deserve the support of their fans!!!
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well, Madan is polishing textures for us, hopefully we will release a beta before my deadline for basic
Glory to the Emperor, death to the Fallen.
Horus left the Emperor because he didnt get a Barbie for Christmas like he wanted.
Well, i ask every few days because if i dont it would be like evey week or so before i remember to do it agian.
How about not asking at all ? The mod team will post something whenever they have something to show im sure .Well, i ask every few days because if i dont it would be like evey week or so before i remember to do it agian.
Asking for updates every few days isnt really helpful to the progress of a race mod , some mods wont post anything for weeks or even months at a time , doesnt mean they havent been working on anything or that the mod is dead , just that they have nothing to show.
That's why I haven't even started a thread for my mod- I got nothing to show yet! Everything's on paper right now- maybe a couple models in the works, nothing worth showing yet.
Ah well, it's not as if i've done somthing worthy of an inquistor coming to round me up.
My bad.
Don't worry about it man just try lessening the amount of times you ask for updates try to do it ever week, ever two weeks or even every month at the greatest. Thx for you interest in the Dark Angels mod though I know they appreciate it.
we dont really mind if you ask for updates daily or weekly, it lets us know that there are people who are really looking forward to the masterpiece we are creating
Yes listen to B-C Vesuvious, his words are true. For Primarch Lion El'Jonson and all the Battle Brothers of the Dark Angels!!!
and to answer about whats going on, here's a list:
-major texture touch ups for most units
-finalizing untextured models for new commanders and heroes
-coding in alternate commander powers to replace orbital bombardment
-possible addition of unit to other race
-(soon) texturing of custom units
-(hopefully in the near future) repackaging of materials into internal beta 1.06 to be tested for errors
-(only god knows) [if beta 1.06 is solid] package beta 1.06 into public beta version
[if beta 1.06 is FAIL] rework to beta 1.07 for more internal testing
Hypothetically, how soon until you believe the beta will be out? Also are you going to add the broken sword as the emblem for the deathwing?
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Lionel, "only god knows" is the only phrase you need to look at to recognize the obvious moding answer.-major texture touch ups for most units
-finalizing untextured models for new commanders and heroes
-coding in alternate commander powers to replace orbital bombardment
-possible addition of unit to other race
-(soon) texturing of custom units
-(hopefully in the near future) repackaging of materials into internal beta 1.06 to be tested for errors
-(only god knows) [if beta 1.06 is solid] package beta 1.06 into public beta version
[if beta 1.06 is FAIL] rework to beta 1.07 for more internal testing
Unless you are on the internal beta team. But then, you wouldn't be questioning here.
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on the due date, listen to UnDirector, as for the broken sword, i cant remember but i know all the emblems are finalized
O.K. thanks. Damn you guys attack me worse then an Inquisitor.
Because I AM the Inquisition mortal!
How do we know you're not a fallen!!!!?
simple, i wouldnt be located on an inquisitorial cruiser if i was a fallen, especially not in segmentum solar
Yes u would!! Who would look for u there?
Plus, wern't the fallen scatterd across time and space.
no i dont think time.....
yup, time as well, wonderful pain it is
Sorry if this has already been asked but Is the mod a closed beta?
'I think a painful death is something everyone should experience'
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Add Blasphear in Xfire.
yes, at the moment is is only a closed beta, we are, however, hoping to release a public beta sometime in the not too distant but still out there future
Not to distant but still out there, a statement full of contradictions to each other, great work B-C Vesuvious. For the Emperor the Dark Angels Mod Team Strives on through the perilous times to bring you the Holy Chapter of the Brotherhood Spacemarines of the Dark Angels. Go Dark Angels Mod Team, you know we support.
Before I ask the question I have to say I haven't read the whole thread.
Is this just going to be for the Dark Angels or will the bikes apply to the other chapters?
Sounds to me like adding the fallen to CSM's or others if you believe they're really not as bad as the dark angels say they are That would be a neat tier 2 reskin unit of csms, as to not have to dabble in balance, just a cool additional choice to the race on the recieving end-possible addition of unit to other race
Colder than a wych's tit
two questions one answer
the bikes are only for a certain aspect of the dark angels, not all space marines
what is this "re skinning" you speak of? we dont re skin, if the unit makes it it will be a completely new model
HINT: its a new enemy hero unit
EDIT: the person who nails it gets a free cookie, i will mail it to you! (team members cant win)
Last edited by B-C Vesuvious; 26th Apr 09 at 7:59 PM.
Abbadon? D:
nope, sorry, next
Cypher, right? It's gotta be Cypher.
I am an Iron Warrior! Iron Within, Iron Without!
Yep Cypher is being done. He is one of the War40k main characters I've been wanting to do for 4+years and was on my "hit list". Imperial Honor's The Fallen Mod will be pleased although he tells me he can't finish it due to skuel and studies. But a Fallen faction mod shouldn't take too long to do for anyone wishes to move it forward. I mean, how much new 3d stuff would The Fallen need as a faction apart from Cypher himself?
Would it be that guy that wounders arond the galaxy. (hes a fallen) Cypher i think he's called.
Edit: Didn't see the two post above me sorry, my bad.
Thud, you don't seem to know the confusion around the Fallen, hm?
There are varying 'kinds' of Fallen: the ones who followed the Lion and who turned on their erstwhile brothers, the ones who tried to loyally protect Caliban and who are now considered traitors, those who were from Terra who were set aside from the Great Crusade and rebelled against the Lion when he turned on them (those the DA try to silence by all means), and the ones, sucked and lost in the warp who slowly became tainted and turned to chaos in their will to live or in their madness...
Hard to mod a single 'united' and coherent Fallen faction then unless you decide to be very restrictive and reduce the 'Fallen' but to one of the above mentioned groups... Notwithstanding Cypher seeming to belong to a non-chaotic kind of Fallen.
Last edited by Lleman; 27th Apr 09 at 2:36 PM.
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Is Azrael going to be a part of this? I wanna see a watcher in the dark following him lul.
yes, he is one of the heros, but dont get him killed
I am unsure a Branching Fallen mod to consider the differing sides of The Fallen Angels would work but anything is possible. I'm more looking at 3d assets and minimizing work although is it worth it to have a Fallen faction? What would they bring to DoW gameplay apart from complementing the Dark Angels?
he is a true one man hero unit, if he dies he can never be rebuilt during that game
@thudo, lemme dig around the fluff world for that answer, WAIT, there is the star child theory in which Cypher has to kill the crippled body of the emperor so that he can be reborn! center him leading an army of fallen trying to get to him, even if it means working with the enemy
If I remember correctly, there was a section about Cypher and the Fallen in the old (now ancient) Chaos Space Marines codex. I believe it said something about the Fallen mysteriously flocking/ converging to Cypher, as if being drawn. I wish I still had that book. Shoot, I don't even have the issue of White Dwarf that an article about Cypher was in.
So, correct me if I'm wrong- but don't the Fallen kind of follow Cypher (the ones that didn't truly turn to Chaos anyway)? As Cypher makes his way to Terra, doesn't he cause riots and stuff like that?
Doesn't the Lion Sword that Cypher carries have something to do with the redemption of the Fallen?
there are multitudes of theories as GW hasnt made an official statement of it, it is used to kill the crippled emperor in the star child theory, in another he is making his way to the emperor to repent for his crimes then kill himself with the sword, and another that the "fallen" are actually the loyal ones, and the new DA chapter is a secretly heretical body
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26Dec2008,18:13 | #27 |
I am not a believer of point No 13 as that is Link Exchanges.
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for yahoo you can use site explorer to check all your links. google though does not show all your backlinks.
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Article submissions is just one of the strategies that can help get back links.. Other strategies are directory submissions, forum posting (you can put your link through link signature), blog commenting (anchor text), social bookmarking, classified ads, press releases and link exchange (relevant sites with higher PR value is a great combination).
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Submitting article is worth to try


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Potato leek soup is not something I order much in restaurants. I don't dislike it, per se. I just never see the point in eating something so starchy. But things have changed now that our family is trying to eat locally and seasonally.
Every two weeks from November through February, we receive a bi-weekly delivery from our CSA. It contains so-called storage crops like carrots, onions and potatoes, plus fun treats like black and red popcorn. After making several batches of squash soup, pumpkin soup, carrot soup and chicken soup with loads of carrots, you start to look for other recipes. And that's when you begin to appreciate the genius in combining potatoes and leeks.
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Potato Leek Soup
Adapted from The Fannie Farmer Cookbook
Rather than giving specific amounts for the veggies, I've listed ranges. In my experience, produce that's local & organic ranges more in size than does industrial produce
3 tablespoons butter
5-7 leeks, depending on size, washed very well and sliced thin
3-6 stalks celery, depending on size, chopped fine
3-5 potatoes, depending on size, peeled and diced
3 cups whole or 2% milk
Over medium heat, melt butter in a soup pot. Add leeks and celery and cook about ten minutes. Add one cup water and cover. Cook ten more minutes. Add the potatoes and two more cups of water and cook, covered, for another ten minutes. Add the milk and simmer until the potatoes are tender. Puree with an immersion blender or in a food processor until you have the texture you desire. (Be careful when putting hot liquids in the food processor.) Season to taste with salt and pepper, and thin with more milk if necessary.


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