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Maybe, just maybe, the popularity of farmers markets this spring is about more than just an interest in locally grown kale and giant Mason jars of raw wildflower honey.
Maybe the popularity of farmers markets has as much to do with who is behind the veggie and fruit stand as what is on it.
Maybe single women are spending their Saturday mornings at farmers markets nationwide largely because of the farmers - the remaining few specimen of that rare, endangered species known as the manly man.
The New York Observer spotlighted the trend this month in an article titled "At Greenmarkets, Lust Blooms Among the Rutabagas." According to the article, women weary of metrosexuals are getting dressed up to go to the farmers market because they think the farmers are, well, hot. (Metrosexuals are heterosexual men who moisturize and can distinguish between Corian and granite countertops even with their cucumber eye-masks on.)
The Observer quotes Ann Marie Gardener, founding editor of Modern Farmer, a new magazine catering to the trend, as saying, "There's nothing more attractive than someone who can chuck bales of hay around."
Of course, this is all just funny and insulting at the same time.
We know very well that the increase in farmers markets has more to do with fitness than flirting.
But there is the tiniest smidge of truth to the assertion, as silly and sexist as it may be, that the husky, wilderness lumberjack type is disappearing.
Any woman who has endured a modern-day man with a cold knows the beauty of the strong, silently suffering sort.
And, maybe, just maybe, women miss him.
Goodbye brawny, hello whiney?
My kids love waving to the yard refuse truck when it comes barreling through the neighborhood, with the beefy muscular guys hurling bags of leaves and limbs into the giant, roaring truck like superheroes.
Recently, my youngest and I were outside when the truck came by. Imagine our surprise when one of the superheroes said our bags of live oak leaves at the curb were too heavy for his crew to lift into the truck and promptly left the bags behind.
Too heavy for superheroes? Talk about shattered illusions. It was like the Hulk complaining about lower-back pains.
Then there was the demolition guy whose job was to tear down one wall of tile in the bathroom at some rental property. During the process, he came out repeatedly to complain how tough the job was, how the dust was making him cough and could he please have a Band-aid for the nick on his finger.
This from a demo guy? I resisted the urge to ask him if he wanted me to call his mother.
I know. I know. All this is our fault. For decades, romantic comedies, chick lit and Oprah have been all about women longing for men to be more sensitive, to share their feelings, to cry.
Men responded. All that evolving is commendable.
Except when it isn't.
It's confusing. But here's the gist. Male athletes or firefighters who weep with joy after a huge win or dangerous heroic save: admirable and refreshing in their sensitivity. Guys who whine about physical tasks: not.
So guys, next time your sweetie says she's headed to the farmers market to pick up some arugula and sprouted wheat berry bread, you might want to start lifting hefty bags of live oak leaves.
Or tear down some tile, without the slightest whimper.
Or find some bales of hay to chuck.
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Farmers markets in Savannah and the Lowcountry
• The Forsyth Farmers' Market, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturdays at the south end of Forsyth Park. (Today: At the southwest corner of Bull Street and Park Avenue, across from Brighter Day.)
• The Richmond Hill Farmers' Market, 3-7 p.m. Tuesdays at J.F. Gregory Park, 521 Cedar St., Richmond Hill.
• Farmers Market of Bluffton, 2-7 p.m. Thursdays at 40 Calhoun St. at Carson Cottages, Bluffton, S.C.
• Shelter Cove Park Farmers Market 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Wednesdays starting May 1 at Shelter Cove Community Park, 39 Shelter Cove Lane, Hilton Head Island, S.C.

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On Friday, in what is perhaps the most violent crime committed in a US school in recent memory, a gunman entered a Connecticut elementary school and opened fire. Out of the 26 people brutally massacred, 20 of these were children ranging from the ages of 6-7.
While details are still sparse, the gunman (whose name I feel should not have been released and should fade in anonymity) has been painted as a previously quite and intelligent individual with no criminal record. What could possibly drive an otherwise sane man to commit the unthinkable?
Video Games are nothing but something to point and blame when something like happens in the world...it takes the heat of the gunlaws so they don't have to explain why they havent changed them yet or why nothing was done sooner to prevent the event that happened.
It's basicaly just something to blame so no one else gets the finger pointed at them.
Judging by the title and random site that posted it, i'm going to make a not-so-wild guess that this is just a troll attention seeking article where the content and title are complete opposites.
We KNOW that video games are not directly to blame for any crime, not just shootings.
The only people who believe that are the media and paranoid moms who are going to sell their kids PS3's out of terror.
Maybe these shootings are to blame on the media? After all they do plaster these killers faces and there sick atrocities worldwide for all to see, perhaps just maybe, there are other people of weak mental state who think "Oh FOX thinks THAT is bad? Just wait til i shoot up a hospital ward!".
The media does more harm than good and video games shouldn't even be part of the equation, it's just silly.
Yes video games cause violence. Especially now with the most popular genera in gaming being shooters. Just look at the past. Were there mass shortings and violence when the only games being played were arcade games? nah. Video games now have an affect.
Video games can only effect stupid people... you need to be insane if you link video games with reality... even if you like simulators or shooters, and play them like you would do in real world.. still only retard could think that he can manage everything what he saw in video game.. I can say that news on TV and Movies can really mess your mind since they show real fotage or very good quality fake horror :) since movies look so realistic...
Why did the mother have so many assault weapons readily available? With her being dead now, how will we ever know that she didn't have some metal illnesses of her own, which then transferred on to her 20 y/o anti-social son?
You have to question why a substitute teacher even had so many weapons to begin with, with the area they lived in being so nice and all.
Because apparently she was a gun enthusiast. It's a hobby. Being a fan of firearms doesn't indicate that you live in a "bad" area or have a mental illness.
Teaching kids how to shoot back in the day was the equivalent of a parent teaching their kid how to ride a bike in 2012.
How dare you examine legit possabilities and use common sense!
Sensationalist, knee jerk journalism scape goating stuff that suits them as usual.
Edit @LOGIC I see you jumped the potential weak mental health either the gunman or his mother may have had and jump straight to the gun bit.
While i'm here i may post a blog about how forks make me fat and alcohol made me an alcoholic... because mental state and free choice doesn't govern people anymore right?
I never denied the possibility that weak mental health was at play here. It CLEARLY played a factor with the shooter. You don't kill dozens of people, mostly 5-10 year olds, if your thinking rationally.
I'm just stating that the fact that the mother owned several guns ALONE doesn't indicate anything negative.
Liking guns doesn't automatically mean there is something wrong with you mentally.
@ LOGIC: Interesting. Would you raise anti-social children around assault weaponry and honestly not blame yourself when the day comes that they walk into a school and slaughter innocent children?
It's bad parenting when you don't know that your own son is mad at the world and you do nothing to make him feel better. Instead, you let your obsession with guns rub off on him and expect him to be alright. Like my gun collection, depressed child? Here you go, feel better.
If a mother has no good reason to keep weapons around the house like they're toys or furniture, then she shouldn't. It's quite simple. Who's more at fault here is the problem.
@Enemy, I don't think that's what LOGIC means. In this instance, I think the mother is at blame for it. However, that one example shouldn't dictate how that subject is spread globally. For example, I consider MYSELF a gun enthusiast. I grew up around guns, and my father and grandfather constantly took me out shooting, buying me guns, etc. I've lived my entire life around guns, yet I have never felt any sort of urge to take the life of another human being.
@ Reverent: There's a difference. From everything that I've been reading and hearing, no one ever saw the kid. He was always alone, completely disconnected from the outside world, including his family. I don't want to generalize here but I can't see how that could ever be a good thing, especially if you're also living with a mother that seemingly doesn't care about you either. She took him out of school and it's possible that he was bullied and had no real friends. You don't leave someone like that by themselves. All they want is attention, and even if they aren't asking for it, you don't just give up on them by leaving them around your assault weapons.
Sounds like the kid had a rough life, and some people handle it better than others. I'll agree with you on blaming the mother.
Anders Breivik killed close to 80 people. He was ''rationally'' thinking, he knew exactly what he was doing, he had no mental illness.
Now this is slightly different, these were kids, however some people have no hearts. We cannot rule out the possibility that he was perfectly sane. I personally think there's more to the story than what the media are saying (just youtube some of the initial reports by the media and Police radios).
So we can blame everything else but not video games? what kind of childish logic is that? We have absolutely no idea what kind of effects video games are having on children, teens or adults so to rule out video games is just absurd.
Just because you have a passion for video games doesn't mean it's not harmful.
Our brains are literally like sponges, it is effected by everything you see, hear, feel, taste and touch and what it dose with all that information and the changes it makes to a persons behavior is mostly unknown but there is also a lot we do know.
You can't just rule it out just because you feel offended.
Really? your gonna try and blame games? Oh please, we had murder before we had games. Games are not real, there is no do over in real life, I don't walk around seeing my health bar in the top of my vision and I have been playing games since Atari. There always has been and there always will be violence against the innocent. That is why people must be able to and be ready to protect themselves and others. Those that don't believe in owning guns will look to us that do, when something bad happens...and don't worry, most of us, have the decency, honesty and integrity to protect you as well.
Mate if you think like that why are you even here
Hell why are you even a gamer....
I never had a problem pointing my finger at the shooter to blame, I don't need excuses for that behavior. He was a lunatic, plain and simple, no need to beat around the bush.
I wonder how many people are going to read the article and not just the headline.
I'm not gonna even bother because I know this is one of those story where their opinion is completely opposite of the title.
Of course gaming isn't to blame tough.
I figured it was a satirical article when I read the title.
"Why videogames, NOT the gunmen.." pretty much gave it away.
Anyone read it?
What a stupid title, the article is actually against using games and other media as scapegoats
Then the guy ought to be slapped for using that title. I don't want to hear any such nonsense about "counterpoint to invoke a realization..." The title was hitmongering and as far as I am concerned such titles define the article. And since that is the case I will treat it accordingly... as another idiotic article seeking to absolve people of responsibility. I do not care what the article says in the body. The site made it's choice they can live with the consequences.
This situation is already a mess because people won't face the problem head on and admit the cause. Not in this touchy feeley world where no one got the hug they needed and are therefore free to act like a maniac without blame.
Aren't rich? Not your fault.
Failed school? Not your fault.
Lack of initiative preventing success in life? Not your fault.
Suck at video games? Not your fault.
Ran a red light and T-boned an innocent driver? Not your fault.
Have no friends because you are a creep? Not your fault.
Killed 26 people in a rage? Not your fault.
We've become a society that ALWAYS places the blame elsewhere.
How long have you been working in the mental health profession? Your deep understanding of the mind and its chemical imbalances have moved me. But you left one point out
Writing a stupid reply with a bunch of weird random pointless examples to buffer the relevant ones while finishing them all off with Not your fault. Completely abandoning all intelligent facts and arguments. Not your fault.
I heard the media was to blame, then I heard not having "God in our lives" was to blame, then I heard some other random BS. Only thing I can say is that we're all scrambling to find who/what to blame, when we're missing the big picture. I'm tired of people telling me I can't have somebody in my prayers or say something in their memory because I'm not blaming someone/ or something. BTW, I liked the article.
Mental Illness, and a parent who wasn't prepared are to blame.
Exactly. Mental Illness. Anyone who believes otherwise ask yourself this; What kind of sane, happy person goes on a shooting spree and kills innocent children, many who were 6 and 7 years old??
The shooter is obviously at fault, not denying that, but the bigger issue is that there are people out there that need help with mental illness, but aren't getting it. I think it teachers need better training, so they are able to pick out these signs at school, where a lot of it originates from.
I feel very sad for the victims and their families. And my anger towards the shooter aside, I feel sad for him. To feel so bad that you would do something like that is truly saddening.
This is exactly what i put in thread yesterday. A former teacher of his has said that he displayed signs of mental illness and depression while he was a student.
I think a very important question needs to be asked by victims families and concerned citizens alike. Why if mental illness was identified years ago was nothing done about it? Is there no children in need and children at risk register in the states?
Many people are saying where was the mother? Why didnt she do anything about him? Simple fact is some parents cant cope, arent prepared or are utterly selfish and just plain shit parents. Thats when its societies job to step in, but without a robust mental health system in place that just cannot be done. Emphasis and resources should be taken away from all scapegoat activities and purely focused on helping people with problems before they snap and do something like this. Debating games and poor parenting wont fix the problem only decisive well funded action will. The mental health system is in desperate need of reform
Bad parenting and utter stupidity are to blame
Thats like saying internet porn is the cause of teenage pregancy
No it's like saying cute pictures of puppies are for teenage pregnancy....or ice-cream.
EDIT: Is that Ice-cream guy gonna show up now? (WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN!!??)
God bless those kids and adults who were killed that day
The U.S. government does not want video games or guns to talking point of violence. Hence, the America's Army video game. Instead mainstream media is focusing on news laws and medication which keeps the taxpayers tranquil.
The title is an unexcusable spin to get site hits. As for the article itself the author makes a few decent points but fails horribly on his point #1. He claims we need to stop trying to figure out why these things happen and get tougher on the consequences of such acts. That all sounds fine but the reality is 99% of the time these shooters take their own lives so his "get tougher" thought does nothing to help the situation. If we can figure out what the triggers are, learn how to better see the warning signs then maybe we can avoid more of these horrifying incidents. We absolutely need to be focused on prevention of future incidents rather thinking stiffer penalties will help curb the problem.
Just stop putting flame-bait title and say "come on read the article before you comment, please".
I wonder how much do contributors get paid for this...
as stated before above, bad parenting and mental illness are to blame, my son will have full attention as to not grow up that way, the kid was probably feeling without anybody around him, sad that it all turned out like this.
I agree with piers Morgan, "I'm not 'blaming' violent video games. But to pretend they can't contribute to, or stimulate, an insane person's bloodlust is ridiculous".
How the fuck did this even get through approvals? Seriously? This is the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen on this website. This guy was sick in the fucking head and now 20 children are dead. Video games had nothing to do with this you fucking heartless prick. Wrong time, wrong place friend.
japan has lots of gamers and guns are illegal yet gun related murders seldom reach anywhere near 30 a year and in america where most people can relatively easily get guns its well over a thousand. Anyone see a correlation between gun laws???!!!
I def see someone who lacks clear logical thinking and jumps on a conclusion without even fully understanding what he is saying...
Guessing you just take things at face value and never delve deeper into the actual causes/effects of things.
Oh and btw your numbers are way way off and have absolutely no perspective placed behind them. It's as if you just made up some numbers that sounded right in your head and just threw them out there with no additional info to back up your point.
http://www. washingtonpost. com/blogs /worldviews/wp/2012/12/14/the- japan-lesson-can-americans-lear n-from-the-country-that-has-alm ost-zero-gun-deaths/
Wow I must question if you even read the article?
Your numbers don't even match what the article stated, you can't even reference the article info without just half guessing the info. And no where are video games even mentioned.
Regardless the article was written as a question w/some informational backing to help open up some perspective and discussion surrounding the topic.
Not any single place does the author state anything that would lead to the conclusion you came up with in your comment. They simply ended it by saying (in paraphrase)
"the usa and japan are at extreme opposites in terms of laws, and can we learn anything from them while retaining our american way and is culture more the reason for these differences in laws imposed or not imposed on people while questioning if it really is for the better or not"
He doesn't come to any conclusion but simply just wrote an interesting and relevant article opening up some insight into how different things are depeneding where you are from. It's more an article to open up and expand thinking on the topic and not to provide any sort of concrete facts regarding stricter gun laws directly being related to equaling a better society.
Bait. Clicky. Wants hits. No real meat. Not anything gamers need to focus on anyway.
This whole ordeal has nothing to do with video games. The air the guy breathed had more relevance to his life shattering episode. So let's blame the air for going into his lungs allowing him to breath.
The anti-gameing victorian-age thinking obsessive ignorant nuts will stop at nothing until games are nothing more than supper fluffy kid-like everyone wins type games where you do chores, volunteer at the old folks home and worship your deity.
This article is so absurd it should be reported.
Just think of all of the trees with an abundance of presents but no child due to this hellbound scumbag. It's awful. I hope this disgusting excuse for a person rots in hell and no, video games were not the culprit. Did they tell him to commit the inhumane slaying? No. He made the decision himself, his psychopathic mind somehow saw good in it.
The fact that anyone can make the claim that video games are EVER to blame is bullshit. Seriously get a life, you're just ruining a great entertainment medium with your bullshit
I'm 35. And love video games specially Nintendo games.
I also have ps360. I stop playing "COD" because all the hate on xboxlive towards blacks,hispanics,homosexuals. I could not play a single match without someone insulting me or my friends.
There is an intense culture of hatred that surrounds our hobby, but I still don't agree with this ridiculous premise.
Even if the article is trying to pull "a modest proposal" on us, it is still very much in poor taste. As a rule of thumb I avoid these types of conversations on the internet because one isn't obliged to do what should be done with topics such as these and use tact. Because they aren't obliged, they go about sharing their opinions in quite the rude and inappropriate way. No filter. No logic. No empathy. Personally I see both sides of the arguments where guns are concerned and do agree something should be done, but really time and place. Which clearly isn't the site N4G, where apparently cursing and "insulting" others is not only frowned upon but a banable offense, but using a mortifying tragedy for site hits(no matter if done to "defend" video games") is beyond insulting and personally I can't believe it was approved. In any case, I hope no one clicks on the site. I didn't. But tis a free country after all...
"For those who are upset with with the title of this story, the hosting site has changed the article title to better reflect the contents."
Is this supposed to make me click the link to read the title, then everything will be all right?
This fish won't bite.
Will not read.
No it was changed because everyone was ticked off at the title which is misleading in hindsight. Quit thinking changes are made just to 'one up' you. This was an honest mistake that was corrected.
You truly believe it was an "honest" mistake that they titled their article on such a sensitive subject with such a rage-baiting and controversial title? I'm not saying you're wrong...... but you're definitely wrong.
poor judgement that was corrected. is it really a big deal?
So throughout history I guess the game came before the gun. And psychotic people only started killing kids yesterday! Stupid article and stupid idiot that posted it. I'm gonna use up my last bubble on this piece of @#$&!!
It's the nut holding the controller, not the video games fault.
Gun laws need to change. I know a guy that suffers from PTSD. He has outbursts, gets a disability check every month, sees a shrink.. has a concealed weapons permit and carries a gun every where he goes. This guy and others like him are a DANGER to society, but we legally allow him to walk to streets ARMED, waiting for something to happen.. and when it does, we'll blame video games, which he does in fact play and has played for as long as I've known him.
I live in CT i My friend from high school lost her daughter in the Newtown CT shooting. the root of the problem start form the killer home. Games are just games hello is not real for god sake> Now with this is Grand theft auto V will be affected probably not should the goverment get stricter laws on gun control YESSSS but will stop the problem?.
video games are the latest in a long line of scapegoats. Years ago it was "kids rock music" thats what most of the aby boomers parents said, now that they are older & realised that was a bunch of BS they want something to blame & they are point at video games. In 20 years or so when this generation is old enough to realise its BS we will be blamming whatever else is popular amongst kids/teens. Its just history repeating itself!
Funny how there were shootings WELL BEFORE video games.
^^^this. Like getting rid of violent video games and movies would magically stop insane people from killing others.
Violence has always been around since the beginning of time, it's human nature. Video Games and other sources of entertainment are NOT to blame! The Kid wasn't right in the head, the irresponsible parents made it easy for the kid to have access to guns.
Actually, the gunman is obviously to blame 1st & foremost, but comon, abysmal gun laws that allow any psycho to buy guns is partially to blame as well.
I mean, a gun law where you can buy guns for another member of the family, a friend is a joke. In Australia, YOU the wanter of the guns has to be the one who goes in & applies for a license.....& unless your a farmowner that has needs for certain weapons, then you can't get access to that style of gun.
The problem is, that there really is NO NEED for U.S. citizens to own guns at all in city areas, especially the no holds barred all-sorts of fully auto & semi auto hardware readily available on near every street corner over there.
I mean, otherwise the alternative is to train teachers to be crack commando operatives that are armed to the teeth & ready for these situations, as well as do the same for universities, staff at movie cinema's, shopkeepers at shopping centres, etc, etc......not a very realistic approach, considering most people really don't want to carry a gun 24/7.
Of course if guns were made impossible to get legally, you would still be able to get them somehow illegally.....but, that means they could & probably would demand a much higher price due to lack of competition, as well as risk factor for seller & buyer if caught, due to much steeper sentencing that should go with such dealings.
And, anyone who thinks this cat was alright in the head, & then just went poco loco one day after too many COD kills, should go & have themselves comitted, as they are obviously as unstable as the turds that do these crimes. He was a f$#king fruitloop from birth, I mean, he was quiet......that is the 1st thing said about serial killers, mass killers of this sort EVERY time there character is brought up after the event.......he was smart, hello, does anyone else see a pattern here, as most of these fruitcakes have incredibly high IQ's......next you'll be telling us that his normalcy also equates to white male, 19-35yrs old, single, still living at home with mother.......and that would complete the circle of a mass shooters profile.......if this guy had of waited until he was 35 or older to start killing, he would have instead become a serial killer.
He's had fantasies about blowing away a bunch of people & kids for a long time now.....this is not just a sudden Friday morning brainsnap.
Americans need to wake up, but they never will.......Most yanks are just dumb enough to believe that they have a right to bare arms, a 200yr old outdated amendment.
Wonder if that tosser Charlton Heston will turn up & hold a NCAA rally on the roof of that school this Wednesday.....Charlton Heston, a man that has several LOADED weapons in his heavily fortified, security guarded, hollywood hills home.......a man that when questioned in Bowling For Columbine, whether he has ever been threatened, had problems or cause for a weapon in his home, answered "no", on all counts.
Change your weapons laws America, you have the loosest weapon laws in the world, & you have BY FAR, the worst gun based crimes of all countries (including war torn countries), yet you keep harping on about a shortsighted amendment thought of when guns took about 2-3mins to load in one shot.
In more news, It is believed that playing The Condemned is what inspired Jack The Ripper to kill. Also, to further solidify the proof that videogames make killers, Hitler apparently had an all night bender on Call Of Duty: World At War, then due to videogame insanity syndrome & lack of sleep, decided to kill all Jews & take over all of Europe.
Blurb for this article: "What could possibly drive an otherwise sane man to commit the unthinkable?"
News: "Lanza was believed to suffer from a personality disorder"
why must people try to blame games when its the parents....great example on why not to blame stuff on the things we love....You guys remember the guy who dressed as batman and killed them people in the movies....well i do and i sure dont remember those people wanting to but a ban or blame that horrific action on batman games movies and comics....so why must games always be blammed...its the parents not raising their kids right andthe kid is already sick in the head
Right now the government and special-interest groups are the parents. The real parents, thanks to government intervention, are longer allowed to parent out of fear of getting a child-abuse case and/or getting their kids taken away from them.


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Neutralizing the 'Weapons Grade' Enterprise Cybersecurity Threat
Sep 9, 2013 5:00 AM PT
IT leaders are improving security and reducing risks as they adapt to new and often harsh realities of doing business online.
CSC and HP, for example, have entered a strategic partnership to help companies and governments better understand and adapt to the tough cybersecurity landscape.
Discussing the current threat environment in this podcast are co-host Paul Muller, chief software evangelist at HP Software; Dean Weber, chief technology officer, CSC Global Cybersecurity; and Sam Visner, vice president and general manager, CSC Global Cybersecurity. The discussion is moderated by Dana Gardner, principal analyst at Interarbor Solutions.
Listen to the podcast (32:46 minutes).
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Dana Gardner: What is the real scale of the threat here? Are we only just catching up in terms of the public perception of the reality of cyber-insecurity? How different is the reality from the public perception?
Dean Weber: The difference is night and day. The reality is that we are under attack and have been for quite some time. We are, as Sam likes to put it, facing a weapons-grade threat.
Sam Visner: When I think about the threat, I think about several things happening at once. The first thing is that we're asking IT, on which we depend, to do more. It's not just emails, collaboration, documents, and spreadsheets. It isn't even just enterprise systems.
It extends all the way down to the IT that we use for manufacturing, to control power plants, pipelines, airplanes, centrifuges, and medical devices. So, the first thing is that we're asking IT to do more, and therefore there's more to defend. Secondly, the stakes are higher. It's not just up to us.
Third is the point that Dean made, and I want to elaborate on it. The threat is very different.
Today, intellectual property, whether or not it's possessed by the public sector or the private sector, if it's valuable, it's worth something. It's worth something to a bad guy who wants to steal it. And if you have critical infrastructure that you're trying to manage, a bad guy may want to disrupt it, because their government may want to be able to exercise power.
And the threats are different. The threats are not just technically sophisticated. That's something a hacker, a teenager, can do. In addition to being technically sophisticated, they're operationally sophisticated.
That means this is foreign governments, or in some cases, foreign intelligence services that have the resources and the patience to study a target, a company, or a government agency over a long period of time, use social networking to figure out who has administrative privileges inside of that organization, and use that social networking to identify people whom they may want to subvert and who may help them in introducing malware.
Then, once they have decided what information they want, who safeguards it, they use their technical sophistication to follow up on it to exploit their operational knowledge. This is what differentiates a group of hackers who may be technically very bright from an actual nation-state government that has the resources, the discipline, the time, and the patience to stick with the target and to exploit it over a long, long period of time.
So, when we use the term "weapons grade," what we mean is a cyberthreat that's hard to detect, that's been wielded by a foreign government, a foreign armed force, or a foreign intelligence service -- the way a foreign government wields a weapon. That's what we're really facing today in the way of cybersecurity threats.
Paul Muller: You asked if the headlines are simply reflecting what has always been going on, and I think the answer is yes. Definitely, there is an increased willingness of organizations to share the fact that they have been breached and to share what some of those vulnerabilities have been.
That's actually a healthy thing for society as a whole, rather than pretending that nothing is going on. Reporting the broken window is good for everybody. But the reality is the sophistication and the scale of attacks, as we have just heard, have gone up -- and have gone up quite measurably.
Every year we conduct a Cost of Cyber Crime Study with the Ponemon Institute. If we look just at the numbers between 2010 and 2012, from the most recent study in October, the cost impact of cybercrime has gone up 50 percent over that period of time. The number of successful attacks has gone up by two times. And the time to resolve attack is almost doubled as well. So it has become more expensive -- greater scale -- and it's becoming more difficult to solve.
Gardner: What strikes me as being quite different from the past, too, is when businesses encountered risks, even collective risks, they often had a law enforcement or other regulatory agency that would come to their rescue.
But in the May 20th issue of The New Yorker, in an article titled "Network Insecurity" by John Seabrook, Richard McFeely, the executive assistant director of the FBI, says quite straightforwardly, "We simply don't have the resources to monitor the mammoth quantity of intrusions that are going on out there."
So, enterprises, corporations -- governments even -- can't really wait for the cavalry to come riding in. We're sort of left to our own devices, or have I got that a little off-base, Dean?
Weber: The government can provide support in talking about threats and providing information about best practices, but overall, the private sector has a responsibility to manage its own infrastructures. The private sector may have to manage those infrastructures consistent with the public interest. That's what regulation means.
But the government is not going to provide cybersecurity for a power company's power grid or for a pharmaceutical company's research program. It can insist that there be good cybersecurity, but those organizations have always had to manage their own infrastructures.
Today, however, the threat to those infrastructures and the stakes of losing control of those infrastructures are much higher than they have ever been. That's what's amplified now.
There is also a tradeoff that can be done there in terms of how the government shares its threat intelligence. Today, threat intelligence shared at the highest levels generally requires a very, very high level of security, and that puts it out of reach of some organizations to be able to effectively utilize, even if they were so desirous.
So as we migrate ourselves into dealing with this enhanced threat environment, we need to also deal with the issues of enhancing the threat intelligence that we use as the basis of decision.


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The 2013 Toyota Yaris may be one of the most affordable cars on the market, but there's more to this hatchback than just the bottom line. If you spend quality time with the Yaris like we did, you'll find it's full of pleasant surprises. Whether you're looking for practicality, fuel efficiency or even a little fun, the Yaris is an unexpected treat. Here are five reasons why Toyota's subcompact is worth your while.
1. Handy Hatchback
The Yaris is offered only as a 2- or 4-door hatchback, and that's a good thing. Let's face it: Hatchbacks are just more practical. The trunk offers more than 15 cu ft of space, which is about the same as the midsize Camry sedan. Flip the seat backs down and you've got some serious hauling ability, whether you're moving to a new city or just bringing stuff home from Ikea. It's like having a little crossover SUV, except the Yaris fits into tiny parking spaces, too.
2. Excellent Fuel Economy
Surprise, surprise: The Yaris is great on gas. It gets an amazing 30 miles per gallon city, while the 5-speed manual transmission returns 37 mpg hwy to the 4-speed automatic's 36 mpg. In other words, Yaris drivers should average over 30 mpg no matter what kind of driving they do. That's a rare feat, especially for a nonhybrid.
3. Cool Standard Stereo
Unlike almost every other economy car, the Yaris comes standard with a stereo that really cranks. Toyota's Tech Audio system includes six speakers, satellite and HD radio, Bluetooth with streaming audio and a USB port for your MP3 player or smartphone. Most subcompacts come with a bare-bones stereo that's begging for an upgrade, but the Yaris is ready for your tunes right out of the box.
4. Sporty Styling Touches
The base Yaris already comes with a 3-spoke, flat-bottomed steering wheel, but the SE model really ups the ante with fog lamps, a mesh grille insert, a rear spoiler, sport seats and a sport-themed instrument package with a digital information display. Whereas the typical subcompact car is strictly a commuter appliance, the Yaris SE's sporty flourishes give the car a little personality.
5. Fun to Drive
The SE naturally grabs all the headlines with its sport-tuned suspension, but even the base Yaris is more nimble and responsive than we'd expect. Any economy car will get you from point A to point B, but the spunky Yaris can make the drive a bit more interesting. As any racer will tell you, it's more fun to drive a slow car fast than a fast car slow, and a spirited drive in the Yaris can be a legitimately good time.
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In this episode of Under the Radar I chat with Mat Newton. Mat is a fellow podcaster, author and founder of Tourism Tiger. Mat is also a Digital Nomad, which means he works from whichever country he happens to be in. I caught up with him in Chile to talk about content marketing, organisation and how he's building a start up remotely.
Episode 10: Interview with Outreach Consultant Kai Davis
In this episode of Under the Radar I chat with Kai Davis. Kai is a Digital Outreach consultant who's killing it in the SEO space at the moment. He's a clever guy who has lots of ideas on how to generate more traffic for your website…and no, it's not Keyword stuffing. Listen up!
Episode 9: Interview with social media consultant Mojca Marš
In this episode of Under the Radar I chat with Mojca Marš of Super Spicy Media. Mojca is without a doubt a mover and a shaker. Always building something, always with a cup of coffee in her hand and always, always passionate about what she does. Ladies and gentlemen, Mojca Marš.
Episode 8: Interview with Links Spy founder, Christoph Engelhardt
In this episode of Under the Radar I chat with Christoph Engelhardt of Links Spy. Christoph launched Links Spy in April of 2014 and has already managed to onboard some high profile customers. I asked Christoph about the challenges he faces running Links Spy while working full time as a German army officer.
Episode 7: Interview with Designer and Author Heather Burns
In this episode of Under the Radar I talk to Heather Burns. Heather is a designer, author and one of the most prominent voices in the fight against the new European VAT laws (VATMOSS). The changes come into effect in January of 2015, but many of us are unaware just what these changes will mean. Heather helps me to understand how these changes could effectively end business for hundreds of thousands of freelancers, consultants, small businesses and startups across Europe.
Episode 6: Interview with Designer and Digital Strategist Marie Poulin
In this episode of Under the Radar I chat with Marie Poulin. Marie is an interactive designer and digital strategist from Vancouver. As a designer she's been featured in too many places to mention. Suffice to say she has a truly impressive roster of clients but is now turning her hand to products, education and mentoring.
Episode 5: Interview with Joel Friedlaender of Cliniko
In this episode of Under the Radar I chat with Joel Friedlaender. Joel has a software development background and is the brains behind Red Guava and Cliniko. He's successfully bootstrapped Cliniko, his healthcare SaaS to over 6 figures a month.
Episode 4: Interview with designer and author Jarrod Drysdale
In this episode of Under the Radar I chat with Jarrod Drysdale. Jarrod comes from a design background but has expanded beyond being "just a designer" to consultant, author and product builder. Check out what he has to say about making the transition.
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In this episode of Under the Radar I chat to Keith Perhac. Keith runs a successful marketing and optimisation agency in Japan. Alongside working at his agency Keith has been building a premium membership platform called Summit Evergreen.
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In this episode of Under the Radar I chat to Ryan Battles. Ryan is co-founder of Harpoon and author of Strategic SaaS marketing. Ryan talks about his first book, how he and his co-founder built their mailing list from scratch and how Ryan is building an audience for Harpoon before the app is even finished.


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PrakalpanA LiteraturE
PrakalpanA LiteraturE is a bilingual zine by Vattacharja Chandan.
"Prakalpana" is a new form of literature and art composed of: P for Prose, Poetry, graPhics + R for for stoRy + A for Art, essAy + K for Kinema + L for noveL, cuLture, pLay + N for soNg, as derived by Vattacharja Chandan. The word 'prakalpana' means proper imagination.
This new form of literature and art named 'Prakalpana' emerged out of the last half of the last century for the third millennium, (apart from the so long known forms of literature like the various kinds of poetry, story, essay, play, novel &c), which shapes up commixing prose + poetry + drama + essay + visuals like signs, symbols, photos and various artforms & platforms that the respective independent writer finds suitable to utilize, to beautify and expand the different parts in a piece of writing, ripping off all the cliche taboos, inhibitions and restrictions.
Within two on-going bilingual ( Bangla - English ) zines, kOBISENa and PrakalpanA SahityA / PrakalpanA LiteraturE, apart from Prakalpana, is published a new kind of poetry, namely "Sarbangin Poetry", which uses both text + visuals like signs, symbols, photos ... which the poet might need to aptly express her/his idea. The zines do not consider simply any design pattern structure or picture as poetry until and unless it is supported by abstract text and texture in a new rhythm which is not free verse as used in prevailing mainstream poetry, but is a blending of rhyming + unrhyming as of the natural flow of life in concord and discord.
Mail artwork is also published here.
It also reviews zines and alternative creative literary and artistic books in brief, and PrakalpanA LiteraturE has itself been reviewed by Factsheet Five, Scavengers Newsletter, NHI Review Online, Fanzine Fanatique etc.
The past years of the PrakalpanA MovemenT has been literally and literary eventful by its launching of countless literary indoor and outdoor meets, discusions & readings. This time in commemoration of the 40th year of the PrakalpanA MovemenT in literature & art, on 6th September 2008, the PrakalpanA LitfesT will be held in Kolkata, India. All the concerned or discerned writers, poets, critics, artists and people who are or were once associated in any point of time as a writer / artist of SwatotsaR, kOBISENa & PrakalpanA Sahitya : PrakalpanA LiteraturE, or in any way with this movement, or now are interested to help or participate in this fest to make this historic event a grand success, are welcome to register their expression of interest from any corner of the globe, within 31st August 2008 by email to firstname.lastname@example.com
Details about the venue, time and participants of the event will be notified after that date.
Prakalpana Movement in literature dates back to 1969 when Vattacharja Chandan along with Dilip Gupta and Asish Deb started this movement in Kolkata, India with the launch of their initial magazine SwatotsaR. Since then this movement, so far has sporadically published 20 issues of SwatotsaR, 43 issues of kOBISENa and 22 issues of PrakalpanA SahityA / PrakalpanA LiteraturE.
Over the years a few of the long list of contributing writers and artists worldwide include: Dilip Gupta, Asish Deb, John Byrum, Don Web, Ramratan Mukhopadhyay, Hugo Pontes, Nikhil Bhaumik, Geof Huth, Richard Kostelanetz, Charlene Mary-Cath Smith, Vattacharja Chandan, Sheila Murphy, John M Bennett, Boudhayan Mukhopadhyay, Susan Smith Nash, Satya Ranjan Biswas, Gerald England, Ananda Ghosh Hazra, Carla Bertola, t. winter-Damon, Syamoli Mukherjee Bhattacharjee, Jessica Manack, Saswata Shikdar, Madhab Hazra, Guy R. Beining, Laxmi Paul, Mick Cusimano, Alfred Walker, Jose Roberto Sechi, Subrata Sen, Gloria Persiani, Ray Succre, Avijit Ghose, Christian Burgaud, Amit Kashyap, David Stone....and many others.


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The US Open kicks off this Thursday from Congressional in Bethesda, MD and is already shaping up to be 4 days of torture for the best golfers in the world, as the course will play at a US Open record 7574 yards long. The USGA likes to get their rocks off by thinking they are making the hardest course possible each year, one of the many reasons why I think the US Open is the worst golf tournament on the planet.
To start, this tournament is no fun to watch. It is a test of patience for the fans as well as the golfers. Every single hole is a struggle, and one where a par could net you 3 strokes on the leaders. People don't watch golf to see the best players in the world struggle, and be humbled, people watch golf because the players do things that you and I cannot do. When the course doesn't allow for that, it makes it no different than heading down to your municipal course, and watching the local hackers try and save a par. And nobody wants to watch that.
Every year they try to make the course harder, thicker, and faster than the previous year. It becomes a big game of trying to one up each the previous course, no matter what costs. You can almost see the USGA and the people who run the course laughing, and shaking hands over how thick and long the rough is this year. Miss a fairway, which are probably about as wide as a coffee table this year, and you are making a bogey AT BEST. On more than one occasion, players have worried about their safety in this tournament. Does that make for good or entertaining golf? No.
Then is the issue of the greens, which are the equivalent of trying to putt in the parking lot outside my apartment. Come to think of it, I think the players would rather try and putt on my parking lot, because at least it isn't loaded with 37,000 false fronts where your ball is going to roll 60 yards down the fairway, or into a creek. Most of us never experience shots or results like this in our lives, and with good reason, because we would quit the game if we had to experience that everyday.
I can remember one year the greens were so bad that in between groups during the final round, certain holes had to have their green watered so the players had a fighting chance at keeping the ball on the green.
The scores in this tournament leave you scratching your head, only at the US Open could an 80 put you within 6 shots of the lead. If anybody breaks par for the tournament, hell, even if more than a few guys break par on any of the days it's an amazing round.
I hate listening to the announcers slobber over the course. As you watch it this week, keep your ears open for the following phrase "boy this is just a great test of golf," which will be said about 90 times over the four days of golf. Translated that means "this course is impossible and these players hate it." Then they'll sit there and make it sound like it's nothing to have to hit your ball in a 10 square foot area, or have your ball end up nowhere near where you wanted.
And speaking of announcers! We get the joy and honor of listening to Johnny Miller this weekend, who is the golf equivalent of Joe Morgan. At every chance he gets, he will either mention the pros he knows, or some great round he had in the past. Maybe you didn't know this, but Johnny Miller once shot 63, the lowest US Open score ever, at Oakmont. If you didn't know that, don't worry, he'll mention that about 30 times this weekend.
Now some of you may say these are all reasons why the US Open is so great (with the exception of Johnny Miller) and how it's only one time per year where the players have to deal with these conditions. But why does that have to be? The US Open should be the most fair test in golf, not the hardest imaginable thing that a golf course can come up with.
This doesn't mean that I won't be watching the action this weekend, but I'll be cursing it the whole time.


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An Italian Wedding Feast
Once Upon a Time a wedding feast involved days of preparation: a good week of robbing the hens' nests for enough eggs to make pappardelle as a first course for all the guests; lighting the fire well ahead of time to make sure the oven was good and hot by the time the breads went in, and hot enough still to cook a pig after they were done. A simple affair in the country was made elegant by the silky texture of those pappardelle, the abundance of pure pork flavors in the made-at-home salumi, and the dense hearty texture of the breads. A festive wedding meal was held in any spot large enough for groups to gather around a table, usually only set up at harvest time when all the pickers had to have something to put their legs under. And it didn't hurt matters to have a roaring fire or two for roasting chestnuts to pass around with the tiramisù.
For years now my friends Elizabeth Willmott and Marco Ceri, masters at hospitality, have been putting on feasts for groups of friends in their lovely home. Il Mulino di Ferraia (mulino meaning mill, which it was built to be 500 years ago) is down by the rushing stream at Vaggio near Regello in Tuscany (Ferraia is the common name for the area where they mill is located). Minutes from bustling Florence, arriving at the Mill feels like walking into a fairytale.
They've formalized their special concept of hospitality and respect for tradition into an association called C'Era Una Volta. C'Era Una Volta and I host Viking Life groups to Tuscany for traditional dinners, and when their own groups get really big, I give them a hand.
After we got our sea legs putting on the celebratory luncheon for the entire Florence Canottieri (crew team) plus significant others - go Firenze! - we welcomed a crowd for a wedding luncheon for Marco's son Danilo and his bride Adrienne. The couple was married in an elegant ceremony in the Salone Rosso, or Red Hall, at Palazzo Vecchio, Florence's town hall in the heart of the historical city center. The next day the newlyweds and guests headed down into the country for their traditional wedding feast.
Marco's version of the wedding lunch menu and the work force employed in the preparation of the lunch:
Mulino di Ferraia house motto: "Cuinare e' amare" (To Cook is To Love).
That gives you an idea of the undertaking, up early to light fires in the ovens and hearths, of which there are many – all roaring but some for cooking, some for warming, some because it's just so romantic; and an entire squadron of helpers to manage. After we got the salone (the big room, in this case on the site of the old mill pond) festooned with seasonal fruits and nuts and huge bunches of freshly plucked grapes for the bride and groom, we got down to work – rolling bread dough, lugging about outsized pots and pans, boiling pasta for 50, and beaming with good cheer all the while.
The guests arrived for a late lunch and began with apertivo of prosecco on the lawn and a nibble of homemade breads, salumi and formaggi. Inside the salone, seated at the enormous, u-shaped harvest table, they proceeded to roasting chestnutseat in Italian fashion with a first course of the silky smooth Pappardelle with wild boar ragu. The house chianti served from traditional, straw-wrapped fiasche was already flowing by the time the second course of whole roast pig and various vegetable sides was served by Pellegrino. The hens' work was appreciated again in the luscious tiramisu and there was a second (more modern) Italian-style wedding cake (imagine a very large Napoleon, which in this case was decorated to look like an open marriage register). Roasted chestnuts, served in paper cones, came 'round with freshly brewed espresso to finish off the meal and pretty much the day, as many hours were spent lingering over the heavenly meal.
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Intel just announced their next series of notebook processors with the launch of Arrandale! What makes this processor so unique is the fact that Intel has taken their 45nm Nehalem architecture, enhanced it and has shrunken it down to 32nm. Intel didn't stop there though and took a 45nm graphics processor and placed it on the CPU as well. Read on to see what this does for performance!
The ASUS K42F-B1 14-inch notebook was amazing to use! This notebook is very fast as you saw from the numerous benchmarks that we threw at the Intel Core i5 540M processor. When the dust settled the Intel Core i5 540M was on average 40-50% faster than Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 processor. This is due to the fact that the Arrandale processor has HyperThreading technology and therefore twice as many threads, but it also has to do with Turbo Mode and the Intel HD Graphics. When it comes to Blu-ray playback, gaming or Croptography performance the Arrandale processor really looked great and is no doubt a processor that has plenty of muscle behind it.
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I had 90+ patient that w/alzheimers and was picking small balls of shit out of her bottom and stacking them on the bedsheet. when I entered the room, she was already eating them. She looked up and smiled with shit on her teeth and said "want some chocolate?" I was like omfg.
I had another 90+ that was so constipated when she shit it was like bigger round than a pop can and about a meter long, I had to call maintenance to unclog an industrial size toilet.
Lastly, a few months ago I had a post surgical 90+, that hadn't gone for about a week. she say's she usually "picks at is a little" to get it started. I was like omfg! so I give her a few enemas and they dont work, so I had to put the gloves on and go in..... fucken nasty smellin, had my hand up her old fucking ass.
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my doctor suggested i go to nursing school.
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This isn't really a story about my own pooping disaster, but I will tell it anyways.
Ever since I was a little kid, I knew a kid who had a history of pooping his pants. Well, we all have our problems and he is a nice guy, so I always tried to look past it. A few years back, my mom was taking a computer class. Since she doesn't know much about computers and I don't have the patience to help her, she called said Poop Barron (who is pretty good with computers) to come over and help her. She went over to his house and picked him up and brought him back to our place. While they were down in the basement working on the computer, I was upstairs in my room taking a nap. After a while, I hear someone coming up the stairs and by the way they were breathing, it didn't sound like they were feeling well. Now, the bathroom was right across the hall from my room. I could hear just about everything that went on in there. I heard the door shut and then I heard the flood gates open just as loud as if he were sitting on my ear and shitting. I giggled at the sound of someone pooping, but just opened my window and went back to sleep. After about 30 minutes of constant shit sounds and about 9 flushes, he goes back downstairs. I figured the worst was over, so I turned on the TV and started to relax for the evening. After about 3 minutes, my mom comes upstairs and tells me that she has to take this guy (who from this point forward we'll call Waldo) home and if I needed to use the bathroom to go down and use the laundry room bathroom. Of course, I forgot her counsil by the time she was out the door and decided I wanted to take a piss before one of my programs came on. I walked across the hall, opened my bathroom door and was immediately struck by the smell. It was one of those smells that is so bad and hits you so hard that you close your eyes for a second out of some sort of survival instinct.
When I opened my eyes, needless to say, I was horrified by the scene which greeted me. There was poop ALL OVER the wall surrounding the toilet. Strike one. There was poop ALL OVER the floor surrounding the toilet. Strike two. And my poor toilet was almost overflowing with pure liquid shit. Traumatized, I did the only thing I could, yelled for my dad to come up and look. He came up and in between gags let out a steady string of swears and profanities. To make matters worse, I just remembered that my mom's van was in the shop - she was driving Waldo home in MY CAR!
After my mom got home and spent 2 hours cleaning my bathroom and another 1.5 cleaning the inside of my car, she told my dad and I exactly what had happened. Apparently while they were working, Waldo was letting out a series of small, but potent farts. We all guess that the final one was the kiss of death and he sharted in his pants because my mom said he darted like a mad man up the stairs to use the bathroom. After shitting all over the bathroom, he came back downstairs and told my mom that he needed to go home stat. The entire drive back to his house, he was explaining to my mom (while letting bursts of shit out onto my car seat) that he had eaten Pizza Hut, which always gives him explosive shits. For the next week, we found little shit pellets that must have run down his leg during his flight to and from the bathroom.
Suprisingly enough, my car never stunk. The Virgin Mary air freshener that I had on my rear view mirror protected me from the smells of his evil. Hail Mary, full of grace! To this day, on a hot day at my dad's house, you can still smell a slight stink of poop, a constant reminder of that fateful night.
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I had a piss misshap a few weeks ago.
Went to a party with my buddy slayer dave and a bunch of other metal heads. Thankfully i was wearing my dickies cause I went into the bathroom to start pissing, and well for some reason I let go of the moster and my right inner pant leg was covered in piss and a huge puddle of it on the foor with a radius of about 2 feet.
Hot girls were banging on the door all I could say was I'll be out in a minute! I went through 3 rolls of TP sopping up all the piss *I was pretty much drunk* and thank God dickies are fairly resistant to water. Could hardly tell I pissed myself. Good thing everybody there was either drunk or high, cause nobody noticed
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I guess since we are all friends here, I might as well share my pooping story, even though it is pretty lame compared to everyone else's.
Last year, I was really sick with the flu for about a week after I came home from college for the summer. By the time I started feeling better, it was just starting to feel like spring. It was still cool outside, but it just had a certain warm feel in the air that makes you feel like a million bucks to go outside. I was still feeling kind of crappy, but I wanted to get out of the house for a while, so I decided to go for a quick run around my neighborhood. Now, as stated earlier in the thread, nothing seems to quicken the need to shit better than a brisk run. About a block from my house, I felt a poop perculating in my bowels. This wasn't a problem for me, if anything, I was looking forward to settling down on the toilet when I got home and taking a nice, relaxing shit. Life would be good. About halfway into my run, I really had to poop. Since it was now quicker to run home than turn back, I just kept going. I let out a lengthy fart, which bought me a little time and made me feel a little better, but by this time, I was lengthening my stride to get hom as quick as I could. As I rounded the block for the last stretch of my run, I let out another fart to hopefully relieve some of the pressure I was feeling. At the tail end of my fart, the magic happened. I could feel poop nuggets exiting my anus and dripping down my butt. I started in on a full sprint back home. Now, I'm a bigger guy and that would normally wind me, but I didn't feel a thing. What happened next is all a blur, but I remember rushing past my grandpa at the front door, tripping over my dog, and letting loose in the toilet. There was no misfire onto the wall or floor, but I had to dump a comfortable pair of underpants.
Yet another Kids World story.
I was known around the store as "that fucking crazy guy" mostly due to my storeroom behavior. I was in charge of the bikes. They kept one bike out front for all the fuckshits to sit on and ride around the store and the rest were in the back on this giant, moving rack system. The racks were probably 4 feet wide, 20 feet long and 3 stories high. I was known to jump back and forth between racks when looking for a particular bike that some fat fuck bought his kid. The first time I did it and a manager saw she about had her heart shoot out of her asshole onto the ground. Moving on.
One glorious sunday a birthday party of 10-12 year old girls comes into the store. Why you have a birthday party and go to a fucking toy store is beyond me but they did. It was about an hour before the store closed and there were at least 15 little jailbaits running amok on the pink side of the store.
The store closes and everyone breaks into "lets get the fuck out of here" speed as they quickly pickup the store. There was some sort of commotion near the front of the store and there were at least 3 managers up there. This was never good. Someone was dead or choking on a lego or some such shit. Then I hear one of the managers say "get that crazy kid to do it" and I think "hey I'm the only crazy fuck around here, what the fuck do they want me to do?" Right about then someone demands that I clean the front girls room. I say "get greg to do it" since greg was the janitor and this seemed like janitorial duties. They screamed back "greg quit today, you have to do it".
They didnt say that greg quit because of the unholy sacrfice that was in the girls room at the front of the store, no they let me walk right the fuck in on that one unprepared.
I walked into the girls restroom to see a turd hung on the wall about 5 feet up. There was vomit and other excretions in the sinks and on the mirror. Someone had eaten 4 entire pigs and then shit them out into one toilet which subsequently overflowed and left a hundred little shitlings all over the floor outside the end stall.
There was only one thing I could do. I went back into the hallway and said I needed some supplies. I grabbed the snow shovel out of the janitors closet and the boots that were there. I grabbed 2 clear trashbags and dashed back into the festering hole of sewage. No one dared come in, in part because of the smell and in part because they were probably afraid to see what I was doing in there. I donned the boots and tied the trash bags around me like some sort of bizarre tribal dress. I knew what I had to do.
I played shit hockey.
I cant explain the sheer fun it is to throw excrement around a room with a snow shovel when you know you wont have to clean it up. When you disconnect yourself from the fact that some little assgobbler digested lunchables and pez into the creamy brown mass you just bounced off the florescent lights, its a shitload of fun. The floor had about a half inch of water on it and the cheap rubber boots slid across it like ice.
Turds, mostly being eliptical, have a very odd bounce pattern. Sometimes they semi-stick to a wall and slide down like some sort of horrible peanut filled, refrigerater walking octopus from your youth. Sometimes they bounce with a thud and throw chunks of shittyness in all directions. Either way, it sucks to be the guy who's going to have to clean it up.
I think the best part was when I eye'd the wall turd. The one that some little princess hung 5 feet up the wall somehow. The physics behind that baffle and confuse me but that didnt stop me from swinging the snow shovel into it like I was hitting a home run.
I walked out of there and told the crowd waiting that "thats all I can do. I need to go home" which no one even batted an eye at. I would have given any amount of money to see the look on the face of the manager that went in there and saw the mess I left. They sure as fuck never asked me to clean anything else after that.
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2013 Dodge Dart: Long-Term Wrap-Up
The time has come to say goodbye to the 2013 Dodge Dart Rallye we've had as a long-term test car for over a year. While we've had both positive and negative experiences with the Dart, nearly everyone is sad to see it go -- especially because it's the only stick shift car in our long-term fleet.
Gas Mileage Woes
Much of our time with the Dart has been spent trying to improve its gas mileage. For our Dart's 1.4-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder, the Environmental Protection Agency estimates fuel economy of around 30 miles per gallon city. Unfortunately, we weren't able to do better than 23 or 24 mpg. We tried to lay off the throttle, coast more and shift at lower rpms -- all recommended by the dealer -- but nothing seemed to solve the problem. The Dart performed well on the highway, though, consistently returning 35 or 36 mpg, even with the air conditioning blasting.
Infotainment Praise
One thing everyone loved about the Dart was its infotainment system. That makes sense, as the Dart is one of the least expensive cars to use the system, and several models that cost more than $40,000 employ the technology. We enjoyed how intuitive it was, its ease of use and simple touches, such as adding a "favorite" song or artist to the radio and "seeing" a photo of the road to help with navigation.
Sporty Styling, Inside and Out
Nearly everyone who rode in the Dart also appreciated its sporty look, both inside and out. We liked the black grille, the sporty alloy wheels and the racetrack taillight across the trunk. Inside, we appreciated the thick bolstering on the seats and the neat-looking red trim throughout the cabin. Admittedly, the Dart could've used a little more sport here and there. The steering wheel was a weak point, for example. But overall, we came away impressed, and that's not something you can say about every economy car.
Driving Enjoyment
You also can't say that every economy car is fun to drive, but our Dart certainly was. It was no sports car, as its primary purpose is to transport passengers safely and reliably. But we still enjoyed the clutch, the shift action and the handling. Acceleration could've been better, but the newly available 2.4-liter engine will solve that problem.
An Enjoyable Year
True, economy cars aren't sexy or desirable. However, as economy cars go, the Dodge Dart is good one. We're hard-pressed to find a better interior, the exterior looks great, the ride is quiet and handling is fun, if not sporty. Plus, in a year's time, we racked up about 25,000 miles; in that time, our Dodge Dart never had one mechanical issue. But we're truly sad to see our 2013 Dodge Dart Rallye leave our office. No, the fuel economy didn't quite live up to our expectations. And yes, the Dart could be a little sluggish from a dead stop. But the little sedan certainly won us over, and we remain impressed with just how much it offers for less than $25,000.


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Prom is so way better as an adult than a high school student. No worries about will he or wont he call, is any other girl going to be wearing the same dress, what if he draws blood when hes pinning on the corsage ... I guess Im showing how high anxiety high school was. Therapist, please.
But at the Snowdown Prom thrown by Sorrel Sky Gallery on Saturday, whether you went the black-tie optional route and there was plenty of glam or full out geek, in accordance with this years theme, you fit right in.
Hostess Shanan Campbell Wells and her crew chose the glam route, but they fixed up the gallery in a glitzy 1980s prom theme, with plenty of balloons, a disco ball and silver stars hanging above the dance floor in the back.
Toward the front of the gallery, courtesy of Seasons Rotisserie & Grill, bartenders were serving tastings of four different martinis, the Napoleon Dynamite Aviation featuring Jackelope Gin; the Never Been Kissed dirty martini made with 360 Vodka; a Weird Science melon tequila libation featuring Tarantula Tequila; and Pretty in Pink cosmopolitans made with 360 Mandarin Vodka. The martinis were served in tiny martini glasses supplied by one of the evenings sponsors, the Wells Group.
Across the way, Kirk Komick, resplendent in a powder blue tuxedo (remember those?), was pouring champagne for the evening, which he and the Rochester Hotel had donated.
A&L Coors, Cycles Gladiator Wines and Republic National Distributing provided the remainder of the potent potables.
Mercy Catering, working with Sorrel Skys Sue Peterson, offered up a menu that included antipasto kebabs, beef Wellingtons, brie en croûte, chicken satays, salmon mousse with shrimp on crostini, shrimp cocktail, smoked salmon and lemon, raspberry, caramel-apple and chocolate-coconut dessert bars.
Upstairs, the photo booth was hopping as folks got their pictures taken to commemorate the evening. (To view and purchase photos, visit www.pagosaphotography.com.)
A portion of the photo proceeds will go to the beneficiary of the event, the Hospice of Mercy Experience, the residence that will allow people who are in their final days to have loving, personal care in a place that is serene and beautiful.
The entire evenings proceeds, $7,100 for the 142 tickets sold, plus two $100 donations and a generous donor who stepped up to cover the expenses at the party mean $7,300 going to the HOME project.
Mercy Health Foundation Development Officer Joy Hess tells me they are $1.25 million toward the goal of $4.3 million to build the 11,100 square foot, 12-bed inpatient hospice. There isnt a similar facility for 200 miles, and this is more needed than most people realize.
As I write the obituaries, I hear so many stories of having to put loved ones in a nursing home or the hospital because they just couldnt take care of them at home anymore. A place like this would be a true blessing.
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Asking for a week on the beach for their birthdays are Eli Buck, Lon Erwin, Ricci Dawson, Bob Gramera, Leslie Kirk, Larry Phelps, Taylor Sallee, Evan Bastin, Sandy Brown, Clyde Hassett, Delaine Mize, Paul Myers, Rowdy Pitmin, Jim Micikas, Beverly Tomberlin, Marcia Welker, Wesley Campano, Wayne Frisbie, Bryce Raymond, Jim Robertson, Maggie Gardner, Harald Jordan, Jane Carman, Dave Schank, Mimi Hayduke and Lisa Schuba.
There are parties, and then there are megaparties, and thats what Nancy Fisher is putting together for From Russia with Love, a dinner and chamber concert at her lovely home to benefit Music in the Mountains. Feb. 16 will be a night to remember for sure.
Music in the Mountains musicians Oleg Sulyga, violin, and Dmitry Kustanovich, viola, are both Russian and are flying in from Texas to perform Bach, Mozart, Halvorsen and Martinu. (I know, no Russian composers, but an evening of beautiful music nonetheless.)
The tasting menu will be fit for a czar, designed and prepared by Fisher, Durangourmets Jimmy Nicholson, and a bevy of Russian beauties who call Durango home, including Anna Passalasqua (who also helped design the evening), Svetlana Koshevoy, Katya Licciardi and Irina Hermesman. Word has it Fisher even flew to Denver to find an authentic source for the ingredients.
Oysters in the shell with red caviar, cured salmon with lemon and dill, pirozhki, pâté, cured and smoked meats, borscht (of course) and Russian honey and Napoleon cakes are just some of the goodies on the bill of fare. Jim and Nancy Fisher will be pouring plain and flavored Stolichnaya, wine and cocktails, and I hear party favors are included.
Tickets are $150 per person, with $80 of that tax-deductible, so you can celebrate with someone you love for Valentines Day and support a great cause at the same time. Tickets are available by calling Music in the Mountains at 385-6820. The deadline for reservations is Friday.
Valet parking will be provided for all guests, but Im not sure it shouldnt be limo service instead with all the potent potables on the menu.
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Its blue skies all the way for the anniversary of Ormond and Jeannie Morford.
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Michael Phelps may not have been at this weekend's star-studded Emmy Awards, but that doesn't mean he didn't hit the red carpet. The record-setting gold medal Olympian enjoyed a busy weekend with girlfriend Megan Rossee, traveling from Atlantic City, where he headlined The Pool After Dark party at Harrah's Resort on Saturday, to Baltimore, where he and Rossee took to the field to watch the Ravens' victory over the New England Patriots Sunday night.
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The IDW-Design weekend 09 is inaugurated with the opening of the third branch of the Design Library on June 17th.
The event welcomes the international community of design with exhibitions, projects and installation, involving the Turkish city and making of it a point of reference of Mediterranean creativity.
The new format is divided in two core souls (showroom circuits- events and projects) linked by a common topic, leitmotif of the whole event: "Mediterranean Design between present and future".
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Borrowing inspiration from Jules Verne's Voyage to the Center of the Earth, 20 000 Leagues Under the Sea, From the Earth to the Moon, and Mysterious Island, 1906 was an arctic adventure game from the same team that developed Alone in the Dark. also known as U.S.S. Antarctica and Lost Mantis, the game was part of an epic action-adventure trilogy mixing fear and romance in a unique science-fiction and fantasy setting. The game thrust players into a disaster movie, giving them a sense of emergency, panic, and stress. Taking control of two heroes, players must fight to survive the horrors and enemies that come before them.
NOTE: This game was cancelled in production.
Also known as: USS Antarctica, 1906: An Arctic Odyssey, Lost Mantis
Release Region: United States
Release Date: Canceled
Release Region: United Kingdom
Release Date: Canceled
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2011 Mercedes-Benz G55 AMG: Overview
Pros: The ultimate SUV, combining power and off-road ability; above-it-all driving position elevates you in the air; tremendously practical, if you can stomach the fuel costs
Cons: Expensive to buy and expensive to own; big depreciation; heavy steering and archaic design; at 11 miles per gallon city, one of the biggest gas guzzlers available
What's new: The 2011 Mercedes-Benz G55 AMG was unchanged in what would be its final model year. After not offering an AMG variant for 2012, the G-Class added the G63 AMG in 2013.
The Mercedes-Benz G55 AMG is a high-performance variant of the brand's boxy G-Class SUV. The G-Class can trace its roots back to the 1970s, when it was commissioned by the German military. Since 2002, the G-Class has been available in the U.S. as a high-dollar luxury vehicle billed as the ultimate SUV.
The G55 AMG debuted for the 2003 model year with a 5.4-liter V8. That engine added a supercharger for 2005, producing a muscular 469 horsepower. By 2009, power had increased to 500 hp and torque stood at 516 lb-ft -- mind-boggling numbers considering the G-Class' box-on-wheels shape and its curb weight of nearly 6,000 pounds. Supercharged G55 AMG models boast 0-to-60 miles per hour times of around 5.3 seconds. All G55 AMG models use a 5-speed automatic and offer full-time 4-wheel drive.
The 2011 Mercedes-Benz G55 AMG started at a whopping $125,000, which placed it among the most expensive SUVs available. While the G55 AMG had no direct competition, rivals included the Range Rover Supercharged and the Porsche Cayenne Turbo. After sitting out the 2012 model year, an AMG G-Class returned for 2013 in the form of a 544-hp G63 AMG with a turbocharged V8.


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Rico Baby Classic DK is a super soft double knit baby yarn which is gentle on the skin, and washes surprisingly well! Very competitively priced compared to other popular DK baby yarns, such as Patons Fairytale Soft and Sirdar Snuggly, Rico baby Classic DK has unsurprisingly proved to be a big hit!
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