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|The Economy (07/05/17 20:40:56)
But here is another point of view, when survival is the only factor to be reached, the farmers that have the land will have to learn how to farm as a means of survival to feed their families, and basically taking the community into a bartering economy when you consider that not all people will have the same skills.
The integration of this community should logically lead to a supply and demand concept which is the basics of economics, when they is enought demand then this attracts more investments, even from those that dontt reside in that community.
But the most important thing is that what lead to this demand was the integration of the community, the ability of a couple of people to solve their basic needs and survive against all odds
So why is it that people cant get along, why are they such divisions in communities, and who does it benefit to have a disintegration of the community
Well in todays world that best way to disturb this integration of a community is to destabilize the political environment, because politicians are supposed to represent the community
When people are divided they no longer have trust for each other, they stop buying each others products, they reduce the demand of a product that is good to start with
I mean all food is planted in the ground and it grows, man simply has to put the seed in the ground and the environment does the rest all the other advanced things that happen are only because of supply and demand
If the community was a person it might make more sense, any person who doesn't have confidence in their own abilities will not achieve much, they have everything they need to be great, but they are not
It this person was a country then it is possible to have the richest country with wide spread starvation and mass inequality
All because of the disintegration of the community, through regime change sponsored buy those that stand to gain the from the demand and supply of the goods produced by the community.
To many of the people involved in this cycle, the demands of everyday life are so exhausting that they are to tired to think of anything else at the end, their Saviour is generations away
The poor cry and look for a messiah and the rich worship and give thanks for what they have, those that were raised with the sweat of those involved in the cycle see this as heaven and start worshiping this, so even thou they are successful they are still slaves to a life they don't understand
These people do not help the situation, they have become part of the system their sole purpose is to enforce the very injustice they were raised from on their own people
The truth is price less...
To work without understanding is not work, it is labor I mean look at the bees for how long have they been building that hive like that...
|Re: The Economy (09/05/17 21:03:29)
I feel a lot of truth lies in the last punchline... for good or bad.
We assume the bees make hexagonal cells, but they're trying _since the begining_ to make them round, in the tight but smug, available space.
We are victims of our short vision, we want to live _well_ but we want the best club or spear or horse available..._to survive better_
Economy is a tool that keeps us stupid, we're not thinking of expansion because we've got to respect our dead, or pay some other high price in order to do so.
Now the race is for Mars... but its a pathetic step when you consider where we should be, or could be _if we thought differently_
We need to compete (it's natural law, Bob knows whe made us that way!) so we're not a hive comunity, yet.
Perhaps later on, when we get really desperate from "the economy", we'll find ourselves battering our heads against hexagonal walls.
just my 5 cents
|The greed (13/05/17 20:46:34)
Telling lies pays too well too often.
|Re: The greed (16/05/17 21:44:15)
|Re: Re: The greed (17/05/17 22:29:51)
|Re: Re: The Economy (14/05/17 10:19:03)
But there is disguised corruption too. Just let there be a long delay between the corrupt service as a politician or civil servant and the monetary reward, and let the money be visible to the taxman. By this method you can corrupt anyone by offering highly paid positions or lavish rewards for minor services such as lectures.
It's time to change the laws and to let loose the Facebook and Twitter crowds on the perpetrators on both sides of those transactions.
|Re: Re: The Economy (16/05/17 21:59:06)
Yes while at the same time, to keep the lie going you have to make it complex or simply put, when you lie about a lie you have to come up with another word to disguise the lie, write it in a financial text book and teach it in schools. The one in a million who can decipher it will then get praised for it. Don't get me wrong its good to do the best you can with what is presented to you but its foolish not to step back and see how it fits into the bigger picture
|Re: Re: Re: The Economy (17/05/17 12:21:10)
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|Short term and long term: staving off starvation may compete with sustainability (15/05/17 05:56:08)
Population increase may be advantageous for those country leaders that need cannon fodder for their next wars - and religious leaders will support that. This is disastrously destructive in a country that cannot always feed itself. So religion and sustainability needs a compromise: sustainability must not be ignored.
Polluting rivers, soil and air may be economically advantageous in the short term, but destructive in the long term.
Widespread antibiotic prophylaxis may be advantageous in the short term, but is a strong stimulant towards widespread and severe antibiotic resistance.
When will we have mature adults as leaders for all countries -or at least: enough countries?
|Re: Short term and long term: staving off starvation may compete with sustainability (19/05/17 18:26:52)
|Re: Short term and long term: staving off starvation may compete with sustainability (20/05/17 07:23:13)
- how much will cost the factory?
- 10 million
- how much will cost, if 1 million should go in my account?
- ?? 20 million ?
..signs the bill, hand shakes, all fine. (Whether it's X personal account or party's secret-funsing account, all the same.)
The population pays.
Now it got even further. it's not anymore about buying/building at all, thats too cumbersome.
- someone wants/needs to build, repair, whatever-that-takes-large-sum ?
- find your funding, insert 1 million / 50% in the account, and there might be an action, and u may win it.
Nothing anymore happens here that does not allow most-of-it to be stolen into personal/party accounts.
it's funny that the state and the population are like living in separate balloony universes, although on same teritory, and each one trying to cheat the other. This has been always the case, probably not only in .bg, but it is now way too frapant in .bg. The longer term the people try to think, the shorter term the state thinks.
long term? 2 days is too long.
it's a psychological balloon, but when will it pop...
starvation? what's that?
|Police and policing (20/05/17 18:22:12)
Starting shitstorms on Twitter or Facebook and in the gutter press would work wonders in .no - although all those media may enlarge trifles into world-shattering events and hurt severely people who are only vaguely guilty. That doesn't work so well in systems with censorship. But wait - haven't I seen somewhere that Chinese citizens have started shitstorms against severely corrupt leaders and even got rid of them? Or maybe it was only a pre-arranged power struggle with the powers that be astroturfing against a rival fraction of the party?
Would an EU anticorruption police with power to put governments and parliament members to justice be a good idea?
|Re: Police and policing (20/05/17 21:17:32)
one might live somewhat with stealing, as long as it's about helping and stealing off that.. maybe seen as further tax. But when it is hindering and stealing off that.. it's .. disgusting. tax on taxing. a pointless exercise in going nowhere - but as very expensive journey.
Most institutions and industries recently are in total loss-of-meaning, and are franticaly working towards making themselves looking meaningfull (or each-other, in a very chain-gang way) and keeping themselves alive - irrelevant and regardless of their original purpose. "health" industry is not anymore about healing anyone, nor the education is about educating anyone, - all is about generating their own income / keeping status-quo. (dont say I.T.... IT might be the leader in all this :/ ) And "State" is just one such institution that might seem outdated.
EU? pfff. Another state, on top. Rules for when rules rule and when not.. Only the stakes are higher.
interesting times... yeah.
|Re: Re: Police and policing (22/05/17 04:46:31)
I think it is related to what I regard as hostile takeover by politics of the professions. It is more about power and positions and money and less about the real work. There may be local or regional differences, though.
|Re: Re: Police and policing (22/05/17 18:45:56)
If you dig, you will find sad stories of inventors who have been robbed of their inventions. Ripped off.
We see the unholy alliance - the mutual support - of politicians and the robber barons of finance and industry.
OT, perhaps, but I cannot resist.
(I have the vinyl)
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In a recent article in The Economist magazine, it makes the argument that "When research is funded by the taxpayer or by charities, the results should be available to all without charge." The article goes on to point out the huge profits (and increases in profits) by publishers, and how scientists are making this possible by providing their research free-of-charge in exchange for publication.
This is not a call to break up or bring down big-name publishers. They provide services that libraries have come to depend on. But if research is funded by public funding — gathered through taxes or charitable contributions — then the public should have complete and prompt access to its results, good or bad.
Publishers counter with (among many claims):
- Their work provides added value to the research, and
- The current one-year embargo is not enough time to recoup the investment made in adding value.
In testimony before Congress, one publisher argued
"The cutting-edge research in psychology published by APA is rarely obsolete within a year and may have a shelf life of five to 10 years or more. Furthermore, only 16 percent of the eventual 'lifetime' usage of APA journal articles—in the form of downloads—occurs within the first year after publication."
The best rebuttal to this argument actually came in the form of a comment on the article in the Chronicle of Higher Education: publishers "neither pay for the intellectual content they publish (authors get no payments including no royalties), nor do they pay for the intellectual effort of the peer-reviewers – all of that professional/academic expertise is given to them for free."
In addition, is the "added value" anywhere close to the prices publishers charge for access to this information? Now there is an area ripe for research!
One argument for open access is seldom, if at all, being made, and for this author, it is the most compelling: lives may hang in the balance. Some people cannot wait one, five or ten years for the publication of research that will lead to life-saving medical advances. Loosely described, building up collected knowledge of research is like arranging a box of dominoes so they are all standing on end, and next to one another. Arrange them all in the right way, and a single tap will send them all cascading into one another, until all are knocked down. Researching and determining steps to treatments to take down conditions such as diabetes, various cancers, treatment-resistant diseases, and a myriad of other maladies should occur promptly, and benefit the many, not be delayed for the profit of a few.

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WAYNE, N.J., Feb. 13, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Bayer HealthCare announced today that the New Drug Application (NDA) for its investigational oncology compound Radium Ra 223 Dichloride (radium-223) has been accepted for filing and granted priority review by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The application is currently under review for the treatment of castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) patients with bone metastases.
"We are pleased the FDA has granted priority review of the radium-223 new drug application for the treatment of patients with castration-resistant prostate cancer that has metastasized to the bones. Receiving this designation marks another positive milestone for radium-223 and underscores Bayer's ongoing commitment in oncology," stated Pamela A. Cyrus , MD, Vice President and Head of U.S. Medical Affairs, Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals.
The FDA grants priority review to medicines that provide a treatment where little or no adequate therapy exists. Under the Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA), the FDA aims to complete its review within six months of the 60-day filing receipt of the NDA submission (eight months total), rather than the standard 12-month review cycle.
In September 2009, Bayer signed an agreement with Algeta ASA (Oslo, Norway) for the development and commercialization of radium-223. Under the terms of the agreement, Bayer will develop, apply for health authority approvals worldwide, and commercialize radium-223 globally. Algeta will co-promote radium-223 with Bayer in the U.S.
About Radium Ra 223 Dichloride
Radium Ra 223 dichloride (radium-223), formerly referred to as radium-223 chloride, is an investigational alpha particle-emitting pharmaceutical in development for CRPC patients with bone metastases.
Radium-223 is an investigational agent and is not approved by the FDA, the European Medicines Agency (EMA), or other health authorities. Bayer has submitted a Marketing Authorization Application to the EMA for radium-223 in December 2012 for the treatment of CRPC patients with bone metastases.
In January 2013, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) issued a licensing decision on the medical use of radium-223. The decision states that U.S. medical sites will be able to procure and administer radium-223 under 10 CFR Part 35, Subpart E, which includes 10 CFR section 35.300.
About CRPC and Bone Metastases
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men in the United States (other than skin cancer).(1) Approximately 16% of prostate cancer cases are considered regional or distant, which means that the cancer has spread beyond the prostate to nearby or distant areas of the body (metastasis).(2)
A majority of men with CRPC have radiological evidence of bone metastases.(3) Bone metastases secondary to prostate cancer typically target the lumbar spine, vertebrae and pelvis.(4) In fact, bone metastases are the main cause of morbidity and death in patients with CRPC.(5)
About Oncology at Bayer
Bayer is committed to delivering science for a better life by advancing a portfolio of innovative treatments. Bayer's oncology franchise now includes two oncology products and several other compounds in various stages of clinical development. Together, these products reflect the company's approach to research, which prioritizes novel targets and pathways with the potential to transform the way that cancer is treated across tumor types and stages of disease.
About Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals Inc. is the U.S.-based pharmaceuticals business of Bayer HealthCare LLC, a subsidiary of Bayer AG. Bayer HealthCare is one of the world's leading, innovative companies in the healthcare and medical products industry, and combines the activities of the Animal Health, Consumer Care, Medical Care, and Pharmaceuticals divisions. As a specialty pharmaceutical company, Bayer HealthCare provides products for General Medicine, Hematology, Neurology, Oncology and Women's Healthcare. The company's aim is to discover and manufacture products that will improve human health worldwide by diagnosing, preventing and treating diseases.
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(1) American Cancer Society. Prostate Cancer: Detailed Guide. October 26, 2012. Available at: http://www.cancer.org/acs/groups/cid/documents/webcontent/003134-pdf.pdf. Accessed May 17, 2012.
(2) National Cancer Institute, Surveillance Epidemiology and End Results (SEER). SEER Stat Facts: Prostate; Survival & Stage, 2002-2008.
(3) Saad, MD, et. al. "Guidelines for the management of castration-resistant prostate cancer." Can Urol Assoc J 2010;4(6):380-4.
(4) Bone and Cancer Foundation. Questions & Answers about Prostate Cancer Bone Metastases and Treatment-Related Osteoporosis. Available at: http://www.boneandcancerfoundation.org/pdfs/prostate-cancer-qa.pdf. Accessed May 17, 2012.
(5) Lange PH, Vasella RL. "Mechanisms, hypotheses and questions regarding prostate cancer metastatic to bone." Cancer & Metastasis Reviews.1999;17:331-336.
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Matsuyama, Japan --
Takashi Yamada would prefer life without the nearby nuclear power plant. But the 66-year-old retired electronics retailer says, "It is also true we all need it."
Host communities such as this seaside city on the island of Shikoku need the jobs and financial subsidies the plants provide. And Japan's $5.5 trillion economy needs the energy.
Many Japanese have grown uneasy with nuclear power since the March 11 tsunami, which left more than 20,000 dead or missing and sent a plant in Fukushima into meltdown. Anti-nuke protesters took to the streets, and a heated debate ensued over the future of atomic energy. A recent Associated Press-GfK poll found that 55 percent of Japanese want to reduce the number of reactors in the country.
Six months later, though, the nation seems to be sticking with nuclear power, at least for now. Unlike Germany, which accelerated plans to phase out atomic energy after Fukushima, Japan shows no signs of doing so. In recent days, utilities began newly mandated earthquake and tsunami stress tests, a first step toward restarting reactors idled for maintenance.
"What is the alternative?" asks Fumiko Nakamura, a flower arrangement teacher in Tokyo. She worries about nuclear safety in earthquake-prone Japan but says it will take time to develop other types of energy. "Japan is a resource-poor nation, and we need electricity."
The world's third-largest economy lacks other sources such as coal. An island nation, it can't easily buy electricity from neighbors, as Germany can from France. Alternative energy is expensive. And nuclear technology is the nation's pride, even a lucrative export.
Moreover, consensus-oriented Japan doesn't have an outspoken public saying "No" to nuclear power. In a society that frowns upon defiance of the government, many Japanese are reluctant to join a movement that is often discredited as eccentric, even after Fukushima. That means Japan's leaders have no real need to reject an industry that has helped fuel the country's prosperity for decades.
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"The everyday hasn't changed," said Haruki Tange, a professor of policymaking at Ehime University in Matsuyama. "There is this prevailing mood that makes it really difficult to voice any opposition to nuclear power."
March 11 may yet prove to be Japan's Three Mile Island moment. No new plants have been approved in the United States since the 1979 disaster, and Japan has canceled two new ones already and shelved plans to increase its reliance on nuclear power from 30 to 50 percent.
But Tange's resignation underscores a widespread acceptance of the status quo in Japan, home to 54 reactors speckling the coast.
Matsuyama, a city of 500,000, sits 30 miles from Ikata, one of the world's most seismologically risky plants. The government says there is a 70 percent probability of a major quake there in the next 30 years.
In an unprecedented protest, about 100 people took to the streets in July to demand Ikata be shut down. "I always thought protests were scary," said one marcher, 22-year-old university student Miwa Ozue. "But now, I want the world to know."
Most onlookers ignored the largely jovial crowd that banged on drums and chanted slogans. Two months later, Shikoku Electric Power Co. is moving forward with stress tests on one of Ikata's three reactors, which was stopped in April for routine inspections.
Fukushima has influenced the public's thinking. Six of 10 respondents to the AP-GfK poll said they had little or no confidence in the safety of Japan's nuclear plants. Only 5 percent were very confident.
The telephone poll by GfK Roper Public Affairs and Corporate Communications surveyed 1,000 adults across Japan between July 29 and Aug. 10. The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.8 percentage points.
Roughly a third said they want to keep the number of nuclear plants about the same, while 3 percent want to eliminate them completely.
Such thinking, though, has not been translated into action.
Power shortages since the tsunami, coupled with an unusually sweltering summer, have helped business and its backers in government win the argument that Japan can't afford to shut down its reactors.
The nuclear industry also benefits from close government ties. Bureaucratic ranks are packed with former utility executives. The same ministry both promotes and regulates nuclear power. Such relationships have endured, despite revelations of past cover-ups of radiation leaks and safety violations.
In the half year since the tsunami, commuter trains have often been dark inside, dizzyingly hot and more packed than usual because of reduced schedules. Neon lights disappeared from once-glitzy urban landscapes. Messages flashed on the Internet and electronic billboards, ominously warning about electricity use versus supply.
Manufacturers scrambled to cope. For automakers, the juggling included running assembly plants over the weekend and closing Thursday and Friday to reduce peak demand. "It has been totally exhausting," said Toshiyuki Shiga, chief operating officer of Nissan Motor Co.
Like many, Yoko Fujimura heeded government calls to conserve by going without air conditioning at her Yokohama home, despite outdoor temperatures that reached 100 degrees .
Clearly worried about shortages, the 32-year-old waitress thinks any move away from nuclear power could take decades. "I wonder what would happen if we didn't have electricity," she said. "Our entire lifestyles would change."
Before he resigned last month, Prime Minister Naoto Kan pledged to reduce Japan's reliance on nuclear power and develop solar, wind and other sources. But he later played that down as his personal view and has since been replaced by Yoshihiko Noda, who is expected to be more willing to go along with industry-friendly bureaucrats.
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He predicts all of Japan's reactors will eventually return to service, with the exception of Fukushima and possibly Hamaoka, a plant in central Japan that was shut down after the Fukushima crisis because of a 90 percent probability of a major quake in the area in the next 30 years.
"We want to restart them," Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Yoshio Hachiro said recently.
Host communities feel they have little choice. Relatively poor, they have come to embrace their nuclear plants, as initial doubts give way to gradual acceptance and financial dependence. Opposition becomes taboo.
Hiroshi Kainuma, a sociologist who has researched Fukushima, said residents of what he calls "nuclear villages" fear life without a plant. "Almost subconsciously, in their everyday, they have grown to support nuclear power," he said.
The persistence of such thinking worries Masakazu Tarumi, a Buddhist priest who has fought the Ikata plant for more than 20 years. He hopes foreign media coverage might help sway opinion.
"If this can't bring change, nothing will," he said of the Fukushima crisis, fingering a frayed pack of his newsletters warning of Ikata's dangers. "What has happened was worse than our worst fears."
Tange, the Ehime University professor, remains pessimistic. "We are responsible for having created this kind of society," he said with a sarcastic laugh, "a society that doesn't tolerate opposition."


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Monday, August 1.
It takes 12 minutes for the Gautrain high-speed rail line to connect arrivals at OR Tambo International Airport with Johannesburg's high-rise business hub, Sandton, and about half that time for my carefully laid plans of recent months to get entirely upended.
I'm not exactly caught off-guard by any of this. I had spent the past week in Accra thinking about the future, wondering if the story line I'd plotted for myself just a few weeks ago was a convincing one. There would be my dramatic return to Joburg – a few frenzied weeks of boozed-up reunions and binge shopping – followed by a quick tour of Cape Town and the vineyards of the Western Cape. A few days later I'd be boarding a one-way flight to Tanzania, primed to indulge my tropical-island fantasy of book-writing and tourist-screwing in Zanzibar. All things considered, you couldn't ask for a better script.
But I wasn't entirely sure it was my script. I still remember my arrival in Joburg one night last April, the plane coming through a bank of clouds to reveal the city lit up and glittering like gold ore far below us. It was a beautiful sight for anyone who, like me, had grown up with city blood in his veins. Even before the plane landed, before I came to know and love this African El Dorado, I had a sense that moving to Joburg after three itinerant years in Africa was sort of like a homecoming.
More than a year later, the tropical tumult of Ghana vanishing like the vapor trails left in our wake, my Zanzibar plans already seem hazy. The crisp, dry air of the highveld winter burns my nostrils – a nostalgic smell, memories of late autumn in New York, the leaves like gold and copper coins. Joburg isn't just a place on a map for me any more, a section of a guidebook to quickly leaf through, a collection of horror stories throwing lurid shadows against the walls of my subconscious. It's a place where, however tentatively, I began to build a home. Last year, in fits and starts, despite some of the most difficult months of my life, felt like the start of something here. And just as I had the sense, when I boarded the plane to Accra in February, that I was leaving some unfinished business behind in South Africa – personal failures, emotional reckonings – I realize now that what I want more than anything is to pick up where I left off.
Like a sailor stumbling onshore after months at sea, though, it might take some time for me to find my legs. Already the acute sensory thrill of being back is blurred around the edges by a certain wariness – the Joburger's hyper-vigilance which, while tempered after my first few months in the city last year, has returned as I fuss with the Gold Card that will grant me passage on the Gautrain. The lurid tales of carjackings and armored-car robberies and brazen burglaries are part of this city's nervous tapestry. I feel it again, already. When I'm approached by a flak-jacketed security guard looking warily over my shoulder, I'm so on-edge after his first words – "I have to advise you, sir" – that I'm completely unprepared for what follows: "that there is no drinking of beverages on the train or the platform."
No beverages on the platform! Gautrain, bless your heart! As with the gaudy shopping malls and garish residential complexes of the far northern suburbs – places so remote from the rest of city life that they should have their own consulates – the Gautrain is secured by the CCTV cameras and armed-response teams that keep the city's frightful chimeras at bay. Oh, Jozi! Too stingy with your wealth, too full of your open-armed promises of a better life – these muted dreams which, like the morse-code tappings of your skyline, are like a thing on the verge, but still incomplete. This, too, will take some getting used to again. The city, so unlovely in so many ways, stretches out like a sleeper unhurried by the dawn. The sun hangs like a pendant over the mine dumps, the power stanchions, the six- and eight-lane highways. I suppose a love that's easily explained is hardly worth the effort. When we get off in Sandton the morning air bites me to the bone. Goodbye, goodbye, tropics! I'm back in my mile-high city, my sun-scoured palace on the veld.
The taxis are lined up at the station. During the week there is a shuttle bus running between Sandton and Rosebank, but on this Saturday morning, I am shit out of luck. The driver handles my bags daintily, accustomed, perhaps, to high-strung Sandton types. He is of a familiar sort, found at taxi ranks the world over, reading a much-handled morning edition, pontificating with his peers. I do not have to pick up the day's Times to know the score. Strike season has returned, he says, as sure as spring training in Port St. Lucie. "Monday it is the coal," he says. "Tuesday is going to be another one." Maybe it will be the teachers, or the nurses. Already some strike or other has crippled the delivery of petrol to the gas stations; there are shortages across the country. Fuel trucks are being escorted by armed teams under the cover of night. "Eish," he says, that simple South African syllable which contains worlds of grief, resignation, gallows humor. And has he heard any news about the Gautrain station in Rosebank, I ask? "They keep telling us 'month end, month end,'" he says, "but we don't know which month. Maybe it is November, December."
Had the Rosebank station opened according to schedule, I would've saved myself about 15 bucks. Still, I have no grief in my heart for this lovely, leafy suburb. Since meeting my friend Cihan last year, her two-bedroom flat on Tyrwhitt Avenue has been the lode star of my aspirations in Joburg. It is a beautiful apartment – hardwood floors, a garden, huge bay windows full of sunlight – and just a few minutes' walk from The Zone mall, an open-air complex peopled by the city's loveliest sorts in every color the Rainbow Nation has to offer. On dreary nights in Auckland Park, eating leftover stir-fry and simmering with quiet rage at the housemates who refused to do their dishes, I would dream of a time when, through some improbable career twists and turns, I could afford to live a Rosebank life.
And now, suddenly, I am. Had I been crashing anywhere but Rosebank on my first night back in Joburg, perhaps the city – big, sprawling, ungainly, in spite of its charms – might have lost some of its luster. Perhaps I would've stuck to my original plan and been booking a flight to Dar es Salaam as I type these words. But the neighborhood appeases my inner New Yorker; there are tree-lined sidewalks with actual people walking on them, neighbors stopping for a chat. Jan Smuts Avenue – a straight shot by taxi into the heart of the city – is just down the street. Everything I need in my day-to-day life is a short walk from my front door. In five minutes I can be shopping at Pick 'n' Pay, eating pizza at Doppio Zero, working out at Planet Fitness, or boarding a taxi to Newtown. For a non-driving New York transplant, the place reeks of a convenience you're not likely to find elsewhere in Joburg, unless you're squatting in Sandton City or Montecasino.
By late morning, I've mentioned to Cihan that I might stick around longer than planned. What's the big hurry to get to Zanzibar, anyway? I can pass a busy month in Joburg, head down to the Cape in early September; surely there's nothing stopping me from getting to Stone Town in October – to catch the tail-end of the dry season, the last straggles of Indian-summer tourists. Cihan, accustomed to my whims, still fruitless in her search for a roommate, offers me the guest room for as long as I need it. In the afternoon, cruising the shops at the Zone, plotting the week ahead – drinks in Greenside; dinner in Parkhurst; a show in Newtown; a panel discussion at Wits – I'm reminded of the fullness of life here. I've missed the social and cultural life of this city: the Tuesday-night gallery openings, getting shit-faced over Cape wines; the readings and exhibitions and high-brow ephemera of urban life. Since I arrived my gray matter has been overloaded, synapses firing like a 21-gun salute to the life I've always wanted. Why not Joburg redux, then? I've returned on something resembling sound financial footing – the first time I can say that in the better part of a decade. Renting Cihan's spare room – so unthinkable a year ago, when I dreaded the first of the month in my Auckland Park commune – would strain, but not altogether break, my budget. I could be really happy here.
The more time I spend mentally trying on my new life in Rosebank, the more I like the fit. Zanzibar suddenly seems a long way off. Kwaheri, kwaheri, island fantasy! Just three days after debarking at OR Tambo International, I'm signing up for a one-month membership at Planet Fitness, a swank health club on the top floor of the Rosebank Mall. (Motto: "It's not just another gym, it's another way of life.") More than a month removed from Ouagadougou's Super Gym Club, shaken daily by the fear that my body will fall into some irreparable state of decline, I hit the floor on my first day with the passion of a religious convert. To squat! To crunch! To live! Surely there are some Latin phrases that would come in handy. The marvels of this high-tech masochist's workshop, the machinery scientifically engineered to brutalize the body into some higher Platonic ideal, are alone worth the price of admission. What wonders have descended on the modern world of physical fitness as I was curling and pressing through my poor-man's reps in Ouaga! Everything looks so finely calibrated, so lustrous, so goddamn efficient. The tribe that inhabits this rarefied space seems likewise disposed to make the most of each workout, to say nothing of our allotted time on earth. They are muscled and toned within an inch of their coiffured existence, primed for weekends of mutual admiration in Johannesburg's finer precincts.
Have I mentioned the girls? They are a lovely species of gym bunnies. Spandex-besuited, fashionably flustered on their treadmills and yoga mats, they seem like an extension of the aspirational lifestyle I'm committing myself to here in Rosebank. After a single afternoon I find it hard to recall that I'd ever worked out any other way. You can imagine the shock and dismay of these South Africans – accustomed, as they are, to all the accoutrements of a Northern Hemisphere lifestyle – as I describe the rigors of my Super Gym Club routine: the windows rattling with harmattan winds, the unbearable heat of an April afternoon sans climatisée, the machines like the relics of some Soviet-era Olympic training complex in Podolsk. The things I have braved and seen would no doubt make for some interesting banter around the water fountain. But I am too focused for socializing. Time's terrible passage might continue with each agonizing, irrevocable moment that slips away, but fuck if I'm going to stand around with my hands on my love handles.
The nights are cold; I pad around the house in my thick Pick 'n' Pay slippers, puffing into my fists. Still, the mornings start full of joy, promise. Sunlight fills the living room. A mug of Cameroonian coffee steams on the table. In my first week back I've launched full-tilt into a routine that would appease even the severest Puritan. Chapter three of my work-in-progress is coming along, slowly, surely. I am excited by just about everything. Just days after checking into Chez Cihan, I make plans to visit Cape Town the first weekend in August – to reconnect with my old friend Andrea, from Kigali, who's getting a Master's Degree at UCT. The days are long and fruitful – at night I'm happily spent, I heap onto the bed like a sack of coal. This bed is, in fairness, just a mattress on the floor, but I tell myself it's a concession to my conscience: still unaccustomed to an upscale Rosebank lifestyle, that solitary mattress makes me feel like some exiled Marxist poet. With time I might add a boxspring, some bookshelves to add to the Spartan furnishings of desk and chair. This will be a project for another day. It feels like I have all the time in the world.


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In a new post to his blog Hannes Magnusson mentions that the PHP packages for Ubuntu linux installs are woefully out of date and can make a developer's live even more difficult than it already can be. It help ease the situation a bit, he's figured out how to provide custom PHP 5.3 packages to anyone who wants them through a service called Launchpad.
Launchpad makes it really easy to provide your own custom packages, and even has a vast build farm to build packages automatically for different architectures and different Ubuntu releases. The only down side is it doesn't build rpm packages.. Thats fine by me, but that would be really useful for those wishing to deploy on a RedHat based distro.
He took the current package and pulled out a lot of the setup to make a "vanilla" installation. You can then look over at the PHP 5.3 PPA he's provided on his Launchpad account and grab this most up to date package.


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Los Angeles, CNN -- As one of the most successful franchises in Major League Baseball history, the Los Angeles Dodgers opened the 2011 season with a victory over the World Champion San Francisco Giants. The nationally televised game was nearly sold out with a seating capacity of 56,000 fans.
The franchise with six World Series championships was considered a strong contender for a pennant with new manager Don Mattingly, who succeeded Joe Torre. Since owner Frank McCourt acquired the team in 2004, the Dodgers have reached the post-season four times, following a decade-long drought.
But a vicious post-game attack on Giants fan Bryan Stow and McCourt's bitter divorce proceeding have changed the landscape at one of baseball's most picturesque parks. Equally disturbing is how fan attendance has declined dramatically, with many sections of the stadium now empty on game days.
The renowned team that nurtured icons such as Sandy Koufax, Jackie Robinson, Tommy Lasorda and Fernando Valenzuela is unmistakably troubled, said Nelson Gayton, executive director of the Anderson Center for Managing Enterprises in Media, Entertainment and Sports at the University of California at Los Angeles.
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"If you're going to ask me whether the value of the brand is diminished significantly, I wouldn't say that," Gayton stated.
That brand is partly founded in how the then-Brooklyn Dodgers broke baseball's color line in the 1940s with the signing of Robinson, a former UCLA star who eventually became the first African-American elected to the Hall of Fame.
The team debuted in Brooklyn in 1890 as the "Bridgegrooms" and won the National League championship -- the first of 21 pennants that the club would win during the following 100 years. "Trolley Dodgers" was later attached to the team because of the maze of trolley cars in the New York City borough of Brooklyn, and the nickname was shortened to its current form.
In 1955, the Dodgers won their first World Series, during the Robinson era. Then in 1958, the team moved to Los Angeles, where it won the World Series again in 1959.
In another landmark, mellifluous broadcaster Vin Scully this year entered an unprecedented 62nd season announcing Dodgers baseball.
Still, the attack of Stow on March 31 -- the season's opener -- has cast a pall over the team: he was beaten nearly to death in the parking lot, supposedly by two Dodger fans, and he's still hospitalized. The Stow assault left an indelible sense of concern over safety, in spite of increased security, according to interviews with fans and season ticket holders. Police have yet to solve the case.
In a recently filed lawsuit, Stow's family alleges that security officers and managers at Dodger Stadium have been apprised of a history of aggressive, violent behavior. The suit asserts the presence of criminal gang activity in some crowds at the stadium and inadequate safety -- both factors in the attack, according to the lawsuit.
While overall league attendance is down this season, the Dodgers are taking an especially hard hit: there are 7,000 fewer fans attending home games -- amounting to an attendance loss of 200,000 so far this year, Dodgers officials say.
In addition, McCourt's financial turmoil led Major League Baseball commissioner Bud Selig to take over day-to-day operations as the league conducts an investigation into his finances. McCourt declined to be interviewed.
The nation's struggling economic recovery and the team's below-.500 winning percentage may have played a role in attendance declines.
"It's a number of factors," Josh Rawitch, Dodger's vice president of communications, said in explaining the loss of the faithful.
Robert Watkin, who has been attending Dodger games for 31 years, says he feels disenchanted.
"Since the McCourts took over he's made it his priority to take care of personal business besides making this organization the successful organization it's always been," he said.
Watkin said the feeling of a family atmosphere has dissipated, and he blames McCourt.
"People have lost trust. You used to come here, and it wouldn't matter if the team was winning. It was fun. It just doesn't feel that way anymore, and I think in essence people are boycotting until something turns around," he said.
If a California judge overseeing the divorce of Frank and Jamie McCourt orders that the Dodgers be put up for sale, Los Angeles Councilwoman Janice Hahn is prepared: she has already introduced legislation calling on Major League Baseball to give fans an opportunity to buy the team.
"Watching the ongoing custody trial over the team has been painful for all Dodger fans. The truth is that this team belongs to the fans; and we should have a chance at purchasing the Dodgers if they are sold," said Hahn, who added that her late father, Supervisor Kenneth Hahn, was responsible for bringing the team to Los Angeles in the 1950s.
Her proposal is a long shot. In 1961, Major League Baseball passed a resolution forbidding public ownership of teams. Congressional legislation is needed to remove the restriction and make it possible for fans to join together to purchase the team, said Hahn.
Meanwhile, a consortium of investors led by Beverly Hills-based real estate developer Stanley Stalford has launched an effort to purchase the Dodgers similar to the way the NFL's Green Bay Packers became a publicly owned franchise.
Andre Hannie is a season ticket holder who says he also feels betrayed by the lavish personal spending of McCourt. But he remains a die-hard fan.
"I am bitter over what he's done over the years, but it's not going to stop me from supporting the team. There could be 12 people here and I would still come out every night," Hannie said.
Hannie, who attended opening day with his 15-year-old son, has some concerns about safety, especially how the Stow attack has damaged the image of fans.
"People have labeled us as like some fans being gang bangers that come here and get kind of rowdy, which I have seen, but this is a family game. I personally feel safe, but security does what it can to make sure it's safe," Hannie said.
Hannie wants to see the team go from loser to winner.
"We need an owner here who's committed to the team, the fans and most importantly winning. It's been (almost) 25 years since we've won a World Series," said the Dodger fan.


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Do you like massages? I do, they make me feel very relaxt but everybody knows getting your body rubbed with oil is also quite sensual. I don't think Jessie Volt's husband took that into account though, she gets a massage twice a week but there goes on a lot more than just muscle relaxation...muscles are being used, fuck muscles!
The masseur (his name is Johnny) starts out by licking this sexy blonde pornstar's pussy but he does massage her back and ass so I guess he's not completely incompetent at his job and honestly, I can't blame him that he wants to fuck this blonde babe. Who wouldn't? She really want it as well and she starts gagging on his big cock after her rub down.
There is just one thing she likes more than giving blowjobs though...and that's getting her ass fucked and Johnny happily obliges and sticks his dick into her asshole. The sight of her gaping butt makes my dick hard and if I can go by Jessie Volt's screams she got an orgasm by anal fucking. Guess we know now why she gets a massage so often huh?
Phoenix Marie and Jada Stevens in anal action
Crime doesn't pay...or does it? Phoenix Marie and Jada Stevens robbed a bank and they proceed by breaking into a house, looking for a place to stash their loot. However, this house isn't empty like these sexy criminals expected.
The owner is in the kitchen, doing his dishes. He doesn't call the cops though, he spies on them while they are changing their clothes and the decides to be brave. Well brave, the girls don't buy it and since he didn't call the cops decide to have some fun with him.
First off, they give him a nice double blowjob and his dick is actually something that impresses the girls quite a lot. So much so that they actually want to be fucked by that dick. Not just in their pussies though, no, these pornstar robbers want that dick in their asses. Who to pick first though? Who would you choose? Jada Stevens or Phoenix Marie? To be honest, the order shouldn't really matter if you can fuck both these butts and he gets to do that.
Busty Phoenix Marie even rides on top while his dick pumps in and out of her ass. Jada Stevens gets it doggystyle in the end, the anal way to be exact. I can only come to one conclusion after watching these sexy robbers in anal action: crime does pay, in this case for the lucky house owner.
Sexy Ivy Laine has anal sex on her vacation
It is well know that when you take a girl on a nice vacation she might do things she doesn't do at home. Those can be innocent things (skydiving, snorkling) but they can also be naughty things and those, those are the ones I am interested in.
Ivy Lain and her boyfriend are in their hotelroom and he is filming her and teasing her a bit (like playing with her hard nipples through her tiny white top). At first Ivy asks what he's doing but then she gets into it and start showing off, wiggling her ass and teasing him. Of course that makes him horny and he starts grabbing those round butt cheeks and then removes her panties.
What to do next though? Well, as I said, vacations lead to new things and in this case Ivy doesn't mind him fingering her ass and pussy at the same time. That actually gets her so horny that it pretty much leads to the best vacation sex ever. She rides on top, bouncing on his cock, but to be honest, that might have been good but it's not the best part. This is: she lets him fuck her ass. He fucks Ivy's tight butt from behind and while she's on her back and I kinda prefer the second position because we get to see that she's actually enjoying it.
Well, Ivy Laine, since you've now had your ass fucked for the first time you might as well start doing it at home as well, or will this remain a vacation thing?
Captain Aleksa Nicole loves squirting and anal
A bit of a science fiction setting for this one! Captain Aleksa Nicole is the captain of this spaceship and she has a special talent...she can squirt like nobody's business.I mean, her wet pussyjuice just keeps pumping out of her snatch!
You would think a squirting orgasm would actually get her off but no, she needs a cock after that. So she asks her first mate to get his cock out so she can have some fun. She starts by gagging on his big dick but she quickly decides it should go in her.
First he fucks her pussy doggystyle which is already quite the sight but we get a real good look at her ass when she gets on top and start bouncing up and down.
Finally he gets to the point we've been waiting for though, she lies on her back and he starts to pump his dick in and out of his captain's asshole. You know, if this is what the future is like, I can't wait to have my dick in a hot female boss.
Sheena Shaw gets fucked in her oiled up butt
The bouncing oiled up butt of Sheena Shaw should be enough to get your attention but I will talk a bit so you can see why you should really watch this video. This blonde pornstar shakes and jiggles that butt like nobody's business and she even shows that she's quite flexible when she does a split...with ease I might add!
All this bouncy goodness gets the attention of a horny guy and well, a girl like Sheen Shaw is horny all the time as well so what follows is some good old hardcore fucking. It begins with Sheena giving a blowjob and yes, this babe deepthroats.
How would you proceed next? Fuck her pussy? Well, I'm sure that was an option but this guy goes straight for the other hole (which is something Sheena mentions during all this fucking) and sticks it in her ass. Well, she might complain a little bit but if I go by her reaction to getting anally fucked, she doesn't really mind. She also loves to get her ass spanked as it seems.
Man, fucking that bouncy bubble butt is now on my wishlist, hopefully Sheena Shaw will make that dream come true one day
Sexy yoga instructor Jynx Maze gets her ass fucked
Yoga is very popular nowadays, especially among women. A flexible girl does sound good to me as does the fact that they often wear tights yoga pants that show off their asses. Well...for some women that's good, not for all of course.
Jynx Maze is actually a yoga instructor and her class doesn't consist completely of women, there's a guy in there called Manuel. He does have the habit of staring at her ass every class though.
You'd figure she's mad about that but she isn't. She finds Manuel attractive and she likes it when men gaze upon the beauty that is her butt. In short: it turns her on!
Anyway, she decided to confront him after class to see what this stud does when she's straight and honest with him. Her suggestion? Fuck her ass or get out.
Is that even a choice? Of course he accepts this challenge and it isn't long before he has his tongue in her mouth...and then in her asshole. She wanted to be fucked though so after a little bit of action in her pussy he sticks it into her butt as she rides this dick into anal heaven.
Check out yoga instructor Jynx Maze getting fucked in her ass
Busty blonde Amelie in stockings in anal action
Let me start by introducing this busty blonde. They claim her name is Amelie but she also goes by the name Mandy Dee. She's actual quite a bit better know under that second name. I'm not sure about her being a teen but hey, let this girl have her secrets as we are here to see this hottie do what she does best...fucking.
All she's wearing now is a pair of black stockings while she's sucking on this guy's dick. After that it's anal time! She starts by lying on her back and boy, does this guy hammer that tight asshole hard! I don't think it will be tight after this!
She keeps moaning when she sits on top and instead of letting Amelie do the work he keeps hammering her ass. Quite some stamina huh? I'm kind jealous of him, both for getting to fuck this busty blonde and of how the way he does it. Finally they spoon and he keeps pounding that ass and sexy Amelie plunges her hand into her pussy as she gets an orgasm from all this anal fucking.
Cute blonde anal freak gets fucked
Ahh man! Is this guy a luck son of a bitch or what? Not only is his girlfriend a pretty young blonde teen, she's also quite the freak in the sack. How do I know that? Do you need proof? Of course you do and here it is...in all it's moving glory!
First she gives him a nice blowjob which gives us a chance to admire this beauty's tight asshole and pink shaved pussy from behind. We will focus on the asshole part of that sentence of course.
After that blowjob the real fun starts of course as he doesn't fuck that pink snatch...no...he sticks it straight into her ass while he fucks her doggystyle.
She doesn't mind it either as she keeps that dick in her butt even when they change position. Like I said, this cutie's a freak...an anal freak!
Anyway, I mentioned a different position and that's her riding on top. She bounces up and down while she rubs her pussy. Man, how jealous am I...I want a cute teen to fuck!
Teen slut in hard anal fucking action
Oooh, another petite teen! It seems these teens today all want to get fucked in their asses doesn't it? I don't think I can complain about that...why would I? Anyway, back to this current babe. She starts off by showing off her hot body, fingering herself a little...you know...the usual.
She quickly needs more though so a horny guy gets his dick sucked by this brunette babe...he sticks it all the way down her throat and it seems she likes it. Guess she has a bit of a submissive streak in her huh? She displays that even more when he turns her around and starts fingering her hard and boy, is this babe wet! I am sure you can imagine several ways on how to fuck a sexy slutty teen like this and lucky for us, this guy also had some good ideas.
He starts by fucking her doggystyle and in her pussy but, be honest, if she's up for anything and enjoys being treated like a little fucktoy why not stick it in this sluts tight asshole? He does just that and he fucks her anally in several positions. I am talking hard anal fucking with her on top in several positions and it all ends with him shooting his load all over her face and tongue. Now that's a good hot teen slut!
Watch clips of this hot teen slut in hard anal fucking action
Cute Abbey does some anal fucking
Let's meet another cute teen that lives on the naughty side. This is Abbey and she picked up a guy on her way back home from the supermarket. She wasn't subtle about it either...just wanted to know if he'd like to fuck. Well, with that cute pink outfit and adorable smile what guy would say no to her? This one sure didn't but not sure he was prepared for her naughty side.
First Abbey wants him to play with her pussy, finger it a little, lick it a bit and maybe stick a toy in it. After her first orgasm (and many more to come) she gives him his reward...a nice blowjob. That's all good of course but he wants to fuck this cutie so he stick it in her pussy. Now for the shock...after just a few strokes Abbey decides she doesn't want it in her pussy...that cock has to go straight into her ass for some good anal fucking.
Well, again, a cute brunette teen asks you to fuck her ass...of course this guy does that! She even rides on top of him with that dick sliding in and out of her tight asshole. She squeels with delight as he fucks her butt doggystyle...pumping away inside of her. In the end he does get some more pussy though, he sneaks it back inside this teens shaved snatch till...well..what do you think? How long would you last inside this brunette babe's ass or pussy? Just check it out and see...
Watch clips of cute and naughty Abbey doing some anal fucking
Teen in pink banged in her ass
Who of you has ever fantasized about having sex with an 18 year old girl? I suspect a lot of you if not all...how about banging an 18 year old teen in her ass? Have you fantasized about that? Sure you have!
This brunette in her cute pink outfit loves to tease, loves to fuck and she loves to look good...and she's good at all of those. Honestly, she looks quite stunning in her little pink dress and she teases very well when she slides it up a bit to show her black thong.
Her friend doesn't like too much teasing though, he soon can't take it anymore and starts to fondle her ass, tits and sexy tight body. In return this brunette babe sucks his cock and she sucks it well. Is there anything this beauty won't do? No there isn't!
After some good pussy fucking (which already looks hot as hell) this lucky guy gets to stick it into her asshole...and by the sound of it she enjoys a dick in her butt a lot!
Well, as you might expect the guy does too so after all that anal banging of a teen girl she does a little ass to mouth (like I said...she does everything), licking his balls, sucking his dick till he shoots his load all over her face, in her mouth, on her tits...well..everywhere!


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Who's Got Next? Williams-Goss Goes With Washington, Pollard Poised To PickPosted by Josh Paunil on May 31st, 2012
Who's Got Next? is a weekly column by Josh Paunil, the RTC recruiting guru. We encourage you to check out his website dedicated solely to college basketball recruiting, National Recruiting Spotlight, for more detailed recruiting information. Once a week he will bring you an overview of what's going on in the complex world of recruiting, from who is signing where among the seniors to who the hot prospects are at the lower levels of the sport. If you have any suggestions as to areas we are missing or different things you would like to see, please let us know at email@example.com.
Lead Story: Top-100 Nigel Williams-Goss Commits To Washington
Huskies Off To A Good Start In Junior Class. Class of 2013 point guard Nigel Williams-Goss announced his commitment to Washington yesterday via Twitter and a player blog on National Recruiting Spotlight, giving the Huskies their first verbal in the junior class. Williams-Goss chose the Huskies over Harvard, Oklahoma, UNLV, and UCLA and held offers from a plethora of other schools including Missouri, Arizona and his hometown Oregon Ducks. The Findlay Prep point guard is a standout on the defensive end and has good stop-and-go quickness. He also has terrific range on his three-point shot and is a good passer with matching court vision. Williams-Goss already has plans to hit the recruiting trail for Washington and has named Class of 2013 standouts such as shooting guard Isaac Hamilton and power forwards Aaron Gordon and Marcus Lee as his targets. Head coach Lorenzo Romar is also chasing after shooting guard Jabari Bird and power forward Jordan Bell, among others. Gordon is a Washington lean and Bird is interested in the Huskies so if Romar can close out on those two, Washington looks to have a very good recruiting class in 2013 in the making. Washington fans will have plenty of opportunities to see Williams-Goss next year as his Findlay Prep team will likely play in multiple televised games on the ESPN family of networks.


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Uncyclopedia:Anniversaries/July 8
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July 8: Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde Appreciation Day
- 1914 - The first National Making Up Oscar Wilde Quotes Championship is held in Surrey, Southamptonshire, Boxbridge, England.
- 1929 - Just months after the Wall Street Crash of 1929, hungry bread line patrons celebrate Oscar Wilde Appreciation Day by reading his works to distract them from the biting cold and their shoeless state.
- 1947 - Oscar Wilde fever sweeps across the United States, with his play The Duchess of Padua briefly replacing the Foxtrot as the "bee's knees".
- 1959 - Presidential hopeful John F. Kennedy reads excerpts of Wilde's poem Ravenna to a sold-out crowd at Rice University.
- 1969 - The IBM CICS is made generally available for the 360 mainframe computer. The first use of this computer is to print out a copy of Wilde's article De Profundis.
- 2007 - Online misinformation source Uncyclopedia places its entry on Oscar Wilde on the front page for the day, and encourages even more of his famous sayings to be posted in various places througout the site.


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Hack's BBQ Sauce is a great BBQ Sauce for those who cannot tolerate the onions and peppers and delightful for those who just love BBQ. Hack's is a thick and rich, tomato based, specialty sauce made by Stephen Dodd. Stephen created Hack's BBQ Sauce in 1999 with the goal to eliminate onions and peppers from her diet for medical reasons. Hack's BBQ Sauce has been enjoyed by family and friends for over 10 years and now we make it available to you!
We want to thank the folks over at Hack's BBQ Sauce for allowing us to reprint their recipes. If you have dietary restrictions around onions and peppers, here are some incredible recipes for Meat Loaf, Pulled Pork and Sloppy Joes, minus the onions and peppers. Make sure that you remember to have Hack's BBQ Sauce on hand to make all of these recipes as good as it can get!
Hack's BBQ Margarets Meat Loaf
|1 lb
1 – 1-1/2 c
1 Tbsp
1 tsp
1/4 – 1/2 tsp
1/4 – 1/2 tsp
1/3 – 1/2 c
|ground beef or meat loaf mix
your favorite Italian seasoned bread crumbs
Hack's BBQ Sauce
|Mix all ingredients in a mixing bowl. Shape into a loaf in a baking pan.
Bake at 350° for 70 minutes
Hack's BBQ Easy Pulled Pork
|2 lb
2 c
1/2 c
|country style pork ribs
Hack's BBQ Sauce
|Rinse the ribs to remove any sawdust and place in a roasting pan. Add water to the pan, cover, and place in the oven at 250° for 4 hours. When done, the meat will easily pull away from the bones with a fork. Place the pulled pork in a bowl and add 1 cup of the BBQ sauce and mix well. Then add the remaining sauce to taste. Serve on a hamburger bun. Makes 6-8 sandwiches.
Hack's BBQ Sloppy Joes
|1 lb
1 c
1/2 c
1/3 c
|ground beef
Hack's BBQ Sauce
pickle relish
|In a skillet, brown the ground beef and drain the fat. Add the BBQ sauce, relish and water. Mix well and simmer on low heat for 15 minutes. Serve on a hamburger bun with a slice of your favorite cheese.