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Sarah Palin Is a Feminist
Who is a feminist?
Heather Robinson and Jennifer Ginsberg: We've been asking that question since reading "Going Rogue," Sarah Palin's autobiography, and after reading columns by prominent feminists deriding the idea that the former Governor of Alaska is a feminist.
Many of these columnists do not clearly explain why they believe Palin is not a feminist. But they suggest that her bid for vice president was a slap in the face to women. Their writing is filled with personal digs, referring to Palin, for example, as a "moose-killing former governor and mother of five," and "Caribou Barbie."
When we posed this question to a friend, the reaction was scorn. "Palin is a pathological liar!" she exclaimed with disgust.
"Based on what?" There was no response. We can only assume this was a conclusion drawn from a left-wing media source.
Another friend responded, "She's absolutely not a feminist. She used her sexuality to get to the top."
"Why?" we asked. "Because she's beautiful? Because she entered a beauty pageant when she was 19 to pay for her college tuition?" No response again.
Women don't come out and say they don't consider Palin a feminist because she's pro-life, because she made the brave choice to give birth to a baby with special challenges, or because she's religious. But we believe those things (perhaps along with her beauty, and the fact that she hunts, and she's managed to have both a successful career and a family) are what's eating them.
As pro-choice, politically independent, vegetarian women, our views are not perfectly aligned with former Governor Palin's, but we read "Going Rogue" with an open mind -- and much pleasure.
In the book, Palin writes about how she grew up hunting and fishing alongside men. She also explains that for many Alaskans, including Native Americans, hunting is primarily a source of sustenance, not sport, and they use every part of the animals they kill. These organic and free-range animals have lived natural, healthy lives before they died -- more than can be said of the hormone-fattened and tortured creatures that wind up on most city-dwellers' plates!
She describes being a lifelong athlete, starting in high school, when as a varsity basketball player she was a beneficiary of Title IX -- federal legislation that ensured girls the same educational and athletic opportunities as boys.
Ironically, her stint in a beauty pageant (which self-proclaimed feminists mocked her relentlessly for) was merely a blip in her life. She decided to enter the pageant as a last resort because the prize was money towards college tuition. Coming from a middle-class home, she didn't have the luxury of her parents footing the bill, thus she worked her way through college.
In "Going Rogue," she describes how strange the whole beauty pageant experience was, especially since she was a tomboy and an athlete. But she managed to succeed despite her discomfort, hence she received the college scholarship. Another reason to hate her, we suppose!
After her first child, Track, was born, she worked part-time as a sports reporter at local TV stations in Anchorage and -- because she and her husband needed the income -- spent some weekend days working as a commercial fisherwoman on Bristol Bay.
Not long after the birth of her second child, Bristol, she went on to serve on the city council of her town, Wasilla, Alaska. She did not hesitate to irritate the mostly male members of the council and local politicians, whether it was voting her conscience on not raising property taxes or nursing 1-year-old Willow while at an all-male business meeting. If that example of Palin balancing motherhood and career does not encapsulate the spirit of feminism, we don't know what does!
As Mayor of Wasilla (after six years on the city council), her accomplishments included getting the city's main roads (which had been dirt!) paved, and attracting national chain stores to open in the town.
Her most important achievement as governor was taking on the entrenched interests of Alaskan politicians and energy execs. She was considered by many to be the most popular governor in America, with an approval rating above 90 percent.
Suffice it to say, she ended up exposing the corruption of many "good old boys" who were lining each others' pockets at the expense of the taxpayers. Ultimately, she opened the bidding process for a huge natural gas pipeline, saving the taxpayers billions.
All her life, this woman competed with men on an equal playing field, and in terms of concrete achievement, has done far more than many feminists who stick within their own homogenous enclaves and, frankly, spend a lot of time complaining.
It's true Mrs. Palin is pro-life (although in Going Rogue she writes about her long-time membership in Feminists for Life, "a group of pro-life feminists who do not oppose contraception").
Like many other feminists, we don't completely agree with her on this issue. But nor do we agree with the position of some feminists that abortion should be not only safe and legal, but available into the third trimester at taxpayers' expense. Feminists do a disservice by discouraging women's sense of responsibility and glossing over the painful complexities of the issue, even to the point of dehumanizing the unborn child. However, we wouldn't discount these women as feminists, despite our differing views.
If feminism's overall goals are advancing women's freedom and empowerment, and promoting equality with men, we should have a great big inclusive tent that welcomes different religious and personal philosophies. We can recognize there is room for significant disagreement in our ranks, but that we share some core values.
In years to come, technology may radically alter the way we view issues like abortion. It's tragic that the real definition of feminism, a doctrine that advocates equal rights for women, has become blurred over this single issue.
While one may disagree with Palin's views, it is unfair to hate or belittle one of our country's only female governors, someone who inspires huge numbers of people, including American women.
Whether you are a Democrat, Republican, or Independent, we recommend reading "Going Rogue" with an open mind. It's the story of a woman who went from pulling her toddlers in a sled as she campaigned door to door for a seat on the city council of Wasilla, Alaska, to changing her baby's diaper moments before giving her convention speech as the Republican nominee for vice president of the United States.
If that's not a story of a strong, multitasking woman and feminist, then who qualifies?
|Heather Robinson is an independent journalist who specializes in writing about the Middle East, profiling offbeat characters and humanitarians (not always mutually exclusive), and helping readers happily navigate life. A committed vegetarian, she aspires to live close to the land one day, but for now enjoys living in the heart of New York City. Check out more of her work at heatherrobinson.net
|Jennifer Ginsberg is a Los Angeles mother, writer, and addiction specialist with over 15 years of experience in the fields of alcoholism, addiction, and recovery. After receiving her MSW from the USC School Of Social Work and MAJCS from Hebrew Union College, Jennifer served as the clinical director of a 120 bed drug and alcohol treatment facility. She also co-developed an addiction prevention program for Jewish youth, which has been implemented in synagogues nationally. Jennifer now works privately with people who are impacted by the devastating effects of drugs and alcohol and writes about all topics related to motherhood, addiction, and women in politics. Read more about her life at angstmom.com
Oh for Pete's sake.
If feminism's overall goals are advancing women's freedom and empowerment, and promoting equality with men, we should have a great big inclusive tent that welcomes different religious and personal philosophies.
Except for people like Sarah Palin, who want to tell me, based on her own religious beliefs, what I can do with my body.
A first-class citizen of this country (i.e., a man) gets to decide whether or not he has a baby. If it were up to Sarah Palin, no woman in this country would have that same choice, and we would become second-class citizens.
There is no way that a person like that is a feminist. If she were John Palin, espousing these very same views (no abortion even in the case of incest and rape), you wouldn't call him a feminist, would you?
Having a teenager that becomes pregnant does not, on its own, mean that you are a bad mother, but it IS a failure in your role in a mother (as it is a failure for the father). My point was that merely claiming to be a working mother is not enough to benefit women or the feminist movement, you actually have to do both successfully, or AT LEAST with legitimate, honest effort. Palin has shown no evidence that she had attempted either motherhood or governance with any sense of respect for the quality of her effort.
@Linda Trippe, so you are also espousing that the only way for women to be a feminist is to be a successful (or making a good effort), working mother? Once again, you leave out stay-at-home moms, mothers like myself, who have made the choice to leave successful careers to stay home with our children. It seems feminists are only into "choice" if it involves their reproductive parts. Keeping my body at home with my children instead of in the office away from them is a choice, too. Right…
Webster Dictionary
Main Entry: fem·i·nism
Pronunciation: \ˈfe-mə-ˌni-zəm\
Function: noun
Date: 1895
1 : the theory of the political, economic, and social equality of the sexes
2 : organized activity on behalf of women's rights and interests
One could say that you can be an at-home-mom and be a feminist. Of course that wouldn't require changing what feminism means but what being an at-home-mom means.
What I think is so funny is that people can call her a pathological liar but during the campaign the worst they could get on her was a pregnant daughter and $150k in clothes that she didn't even buy.
The biggest thing I admire about Palin is that she took every blow they hit her with and she is still standing strong. Most of us would have been in a crying heap on the floor! For those that don't agree with her, don't watch her, don't vote for her if she runs again, but why hate her that is just a waste of time for you personally.
And that could be twisted to mean anything, and is open to anyone's interpretation. Most women don't stay home because they *have* to due to social, political, and/or economic pressure. It's a choice.
When it comes to the abortion issue I believe both sides use this as a fighting point and fund raising tool. The fact of the matter is that a president does not have it within their power to overturn Roe v. Wade. The only way they can have power is to appoint justices (and it would have to be a big conservative majority) that would overturn it. Even if they got a few in I just don't ever believe this is going away ever! I believe the only difference that a president has is to use taxpayer dollars for abortion, like Obama repealed what W. had in place so now we have taxpayer dollars going to foreign countries to fund abortions. So, why is this even an issue when it comes to electing a president???
I can't believe the hate that people feel toward this woman. So she doesn't believe in abortions…that makes her a bad person? And to say that she's a liar is crazy. Tell me who we have in our government that doesn't lie? Right now we are being fed so many lies from our government from Obama on down that it's hard to keep track of them. I don't even think they can keep track of them. Everyday we heard conflicting reports…the recession is over, the recession will take years to recovery, people are working again, unemployment is highest since the 70's at over 10%, health care won't cover abortions or illegals and we won't raise any taxes to cover 30 million more, without counting illegals there are only approx 10 million without health coverage so who are they counting for the other 20 million? And reports came out yesterday that Obama says that they will have to raise taxes. People need to stop wasting their energy on a person who isn't even in a political office and start to really pay attention to the people who are and what they are doing. Whining about Sarah Palin is just childish. And no I'm not a supportive of her and wouldn't vote for her but truth be told, she is the least of my concerns about our country.
No she doesn't believe in abortion and that's fine. The problem is that she wants the government to mandate her beliefs. That's what the problem is. And she's a liar along with all the other politicians, but to says that doesn't matter is really lowering the bar on Washington. The problem is she like so many other politicians out there is persuading people to vote for things that are against their best interest. And that's why she needs to be discredited. Although she may not run for office and perhaps couldn't win if she did she can move people towards the polls to vote for candidates that are even more dishonest than her.
I have never heard Sarah Palin say that if she was president she would revoke roe vs wade. Has anyone actually heard her say that?
Seems many here are really reaching to prove this article wrong. Obama enhances his image with "campaign" talk (we will see it on C-Span, out with lobbyists) but that is okay. Bridge to nowhere "No thanks" is pathological lying. Ask yourself why it is necessary to deconstruct everything about Palin but give a pass to the rest of the political world. Maybe if she is successful it exposes the elite feminists and their view of themselves and life as frauds and out of touch with most of the society; smug elites who dislike the average woman — or maybe not.
Hmm, you paint a very pretty feminist picture of Palin but ommit many things that cause Palin to be so unfeminist in the minds of real feminists. One glaring ommission is forcing rape victims to pay for their own rape kits and THEN NOT BOTHERING TO TEST THEM SO THE RAPIST CAN BE FOUND AND PROSECUTED. Call me nutty but this could raise some hackles. Let's not forget her opposition to birth control. Then there's the whole abstinence until marriage BS - umm, look what happened to her daughter but rather than educate her children, she just keep spouting the same old abstinence BS. Don't even get me started on her wacko fanatical fundie views!
What is a feminist? If a feminist is a woman that women can look up to, Sarah Palin can be looked up to by women who admire her achievements. Although, it's a little rich to say that anyone who doesn't consider her a feminist hates her for being "pro-life." Some women (myself included) who have watched her in interviews believe that she was one of the most poorly qualified and least knowledgeable persons of either gender to run for commander-in-chief of this nation. For her hubris in running for an office that she had not adequately prepared for, we don't look up to her.
So for us, she is not a feminist. It has nothing to do with her stance on a woman's right to choose. We're happy that she chose life, and hope that she would allow other women to choose life (instead of having it forced on them) as well.
Just sayin'.
I look forward to the day when I can criticize another woman on her merits or lack thereof. We are not there yet as I am constantly told that I hate Sarah Palin because she is a pro-life Republican. I have read Palin's statments on various issuses and have found her incoherent and uniformed.
I do not like her positions on evolution, sex ed, abortion or global warming. She has also called those who learn about the rest of the world and to think for themselves 'elitist'. But if I bring any of this up I am accused of hating other women for not being just like me.
I think you miss the point. A feminist, as you correctly state in your article, is someone who advocates for equal rights for women. It is not necessarily a woman who simply benefits from that. Saying Palin was able to play sports because of Title IX or that she was able to be elected to the governorship does not make her a feminist, it makes her a beneficiary of feminism. Many of us are, whether or not we choose to be feminists ourselves. If you could point to examples of Palin advocated for equal pay for women, or instituting programs to help women and girls advance, or even going on record as saying she believes women are the equal of men and our nation's laws should reflect that, then we could say she is a feminist. Being an admirable woman does not make you a feminist. Being someone who advocates for other women does.
Sarah Palin IS NOT a feminist!!!
Sarah palin is not a feminist because she does NOT really balance life as a mother of 5 children and a career. She tells us then since she has a career and children then all people can do it and if you don't or can't then your not really a woman, thats WHY she's not a feminist! Its the implications that she puts out there that makes her NOT a feminist. Its impossible to really do your job well, that means, read articles, study and do research on topics, go to meetings, travel as a Governor and do laundry, bake, cook, help your kids with your homeowrk and make healthy lunches….. she DOES NOT do those things and she pretends she does, OR she doesn't say she doesn't say she doesn't do them. Thats why she's not a feminist… it also may have a little to do with her politics… she instituted women having to pay for their own rape kits at hospitals… she legislated it so that women get raped twice, once by the rapist and the second time by the government!! By legislating women to pay for their own rape kits ensures that a huge portion of women will not go to the hospital after being raped, therefore, not reporting it and ensuring that the rapist gets away with it….. Sarah Palin is no fan of women…. and you a disservice to women by promoting this idea!!!!
Good grief! Sarah Palin is as much a feminist as you two are researchers, which is to say not at all. do some homework, find out what feminism is before you write about it. it is a lot more than just having a job!
Darn right! She inspires and gives life to feminists. This recent attack on her 15 yr old daughter is the worst yet. I know a mutual friend, K Charles, and they will back up the Palins and clear up that bogus smear if need be. More Moms and feminists need to speak out. This has gone too far. It is time for a law suit. Next they will blame a Palin for what happened to Cyd Duffin, principal of Colony High School. The students eventually did the right thing and made things right. Now if the tabloids can learn from that.
Prominent feminists are nothing but political hacks for the Democrats. They should be examining how women are treated by muslims, Asian sex traders and the chinese. They don't go on the world stage because they would are not taken seriously, because they are nothing but political hacks!


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i have just started reading ur book vaishnav teaching in sikhism .
as u have shown in that guru nanak dev ji has refferd lord sri krsna as god .
before reading ur book there were some thoughts in my mind like to write book about different relogion describing that in every holy book or scripture saints have described something that which totally matches with the qualities of krsna . i have searched lot of material in net about different religion but that is not enough to write a book . i wil try to work hard on that
and trough that i want to tell people of religion that god is one and that is lord sri krsna …….
after seeing ur book i was eager to meet you , now i have seen u in net and i know that god will make an arrangement one day i will b meeting u and i need ur blessings so that i can get more and more material to wite books ……….
though it wil take some years to write that because it is just one year that i have joined with and currntly i m undergoing my bhakt vriksha classes ,.
please pray to lord and prabhupad ji and maharaj ji that i will getting enough material to write over that and due to the lord's grace they will b coming to iskcon ….
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I think he said "I love you" How do I find out w/out actually asking him?
Ok, so we were sleeping together and I believe in the middle of the night he hugged me and gave me a kiss on the lips and said "I love you", but I could have been dreaming because I was really tired. Should I ask him or wait until he tells me again? It's killing me because I want to know.
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Recreate the circumstances that made him say it before. Or, do as Kimberlyinspired said, just do the casual, "luv ya" thing. He might be worried that you haven't reciprocated his feelings. You could just ask him, "Did you say anything to me in bed last night? "
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Just say I love you to him. Or make it casual. When you both are to part ways, say "luv you" and he may say it back too.
Thank you, I might try it:-)


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BOSTON — All three of Hockey East's new coaches were victorious for the first time over the weekend, as league schools finished 5-2-1 during a hearty schedule of non-conference games.
In their first two games of the season under new bench boss Nate Leaman, Hockey East Player of the Week Myles Harvey and the Providence Friars captured a pair of wins over conference foes Boston University and Massachusetts.
An Orlando, Fla. native, Harvey scored three goals on three shots during the weekend, including the game-winner in a 5-3 victory against the now No. 7/8 Terriers on Friday night. PC's win, which was its third consecutive season opening victory and first over BU since Feb. 19, 2010, featured four freshman goal scorers.
Alex Beaudry posted 22 saves for the victorious Friars, while Kieran Millan made 25 saves for the Terriers in defeat as three different BU skaters posted goals.
Friar sophomore Derek Army scored twice while Beaudry stopped 22 shots in a 6-4 win over UMass on Saturday at Schneider Arena. Senior Danny Hobbs scored twice for the Minutemen and T.J. Syner dished out three assists.
UMass posted 47 shots on goal in a 5-3 victory over the Bentley Falcons at Mullins Center on Friday night, their most since Oct. 31, 2009. Sophomore Michael Pereira posted a hat trick and an assist, while rookie Kevin Boyle was victorious in net.
The Mass Attack will play one game this weekend — a Friday contest against Boston College at Kelley Rink. Providence will host defending national champion Minnesota-Duluth in a two-game series this weekend.
With two wins on the season in league play, the Friars lead Northeastern by one point in the standings after the Huskies — in their first win under new head coach and alumnus Jim Madigan — bounced New Hampshire by a 4-0 score at Matthews Arena on Friday.
Junior Chris Rawlings pitched his ninth career shutout with a 27-save performance to tie Brad Thiessen's previous mark, set from 2006-09. For his efforts in his 69th-career game, the North Delta, B.C. native was named the Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week.
Sophomore Zak Stone netted his first collegiate goal and captain Mike McLaughlin also found the back of the net in Northeastern's 250th-ever conference win.
The Huskies will play a pair of pivotal conference games this weekend as they head to North Andover to face No. 13 Merrimack on Friday night before welcoming in the No. 1/2 Boston College Eagles on Saturday.
Speaking of the Warriors, they were victorious in their home opener on Saturday night at Lawler Arena as sophomore Rhett Bly and junior John Heffernan each posted multiple points in a 3-2 win over Army, which was the program's 13th in a row over the Black Knights.
Merrimack hosts Northeastern on Friday to open the school's Homecoming Weekend schedule, while a match with Connecticut caps off the Saturday slate.
UMass-Lowell swept a weekend series over Minnesota State in Mankato as the River Hawks won the first two regular-season games in the coaching career of former player Norm Bazin. The River Hawks face Connecticut this Tuesday in a game at Conway Arena in Nashua, N.H.
Junior Riley Wetmore scored two goals and Hockey East Rookie of the Week Terrence Wallin also scored a goal and two assists as UML earned a 4-2 win last Friday night. Brian Robbins earned his first collegiate victory with a 25-save effort.
Sophomore Derek Arnold scored two goals and added an assist to lead UML to its second-straight win, 4-1, on Saturday as Doug Carr earned his first triumph with a 24-save performance.
After being shut out for the second straight game on Friday, New Hampshire closed a scoreless streak of just over two games (122:24) with a Nick Sorkin first-period goal in Saturday's 5-1 loss to Boston College at Whittemore Center.
The Eagles, who face UMass and Northeastern in the upcoming weekend, kept their six-game unbeaten streak in Durham alive as junior Parker Milner made 39 saves. UNH, which heads to St. Cloud State this weekend, is 0-3 over its first three games for the first time since 1988-89.
No. 3 Denver took on Commonwealth Avenue this weekend and split their weekend series against Green Line rivals Boston College and Boston University.
Second-year Eagle Kevin Hayes and senior Barry Almeida each notched two points, but the Pioneers were 4-2 winners on Friday at a sold-out Kelley Rink. BC junior Parker Milner registered 18 saves in the losing effort, which was BC's first home-opening loss since 2005. Adam Murray posted 21 saves in the victory for Denver.
No. 7/8 BU posted its second win of the season, surviving a late-game comeback from Denver for a 4-3 win at Agganis Arena. BU was led by Kieran Millan's 35 saves, but the offense scored four consecutive goals to open the scoring. Top-liners Drew Shore and Luke Salazar paced Denver with third-period scores. The Terriers return to action Saturday night when they host Holy Cross.
No. 18 Maine snuck out a tie over a pair of games at No. 5/6 North Dakota this weekend as Ryan Hegarty tallied the game-tying goal at 12:18 of the third in a 3-3 Saturday night tie. Maine was backstopped by sophomore Dan Sullivan's 24-save performance in goal. On Friday, senior Spencer Abbott scored the lone goal for Maine in a 3-1 loss.
After competing in its third-ever series at Grand Forks' Ralph Englestad Arena, Maine returns to action on Oct. 28 when it opens a two-game set with Providence.
Vermont opens its regular season with a two-game series at Minnesota this weekend. Both games, on Friday and Sunday, will be televised live on NESN. The Catamounts dropped a 2-1 exhibiton contest against the U.S. Under-18 Team on Saturday at Gutterson Fieldhouse with senior defenseman Drew MacKenzie scoring the lone goal.


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Women, have you tried to give a guy an erection in public?
I know or heard some women do this. Is this true? Did you or a friend ever do this and why?
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HAHAHA.YES! I gave my guy a hand job under the table of a restaurant.We also had sex at a night club. It was dark, I had a skirt, I was sitting on his lap. and you the rest! ;)Is soo exciting!
Oops! I meant to say.."and you know the rest"
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Yes I did hahaa. Just for fun, and to see if I could. I was young and inexperienced.
Haha! So did you do it - like did you give him one? lol!
Well... I was on a camp with Air Cadets. We went swimming. I didn't swim, but he did. There was a fence between the pool and the non-pool area. I sat next to it, he came to the fence. I moved next to the fence and moaned into his ear. Continuously. He just stayed there and listened. Apparently he couldn't move in case anyone saw his erection ololol. Was rather funny.
If you manage to give a guy a boner, it generally feels like a victory. Mostly because that means that the guy was attracted to you, so woo hoo, you made it happen. A lot of girls do this to feel that way, or to find out if a guy they like is attracted to them. It's also funny.
Yes we were in the back of a car with some other people. I asked him to pull up my shirt because my friend fell asleep on my lap and my hands. He started feeling me up and lifted up her head so he could put my hand on his crotch. It was really hot.
i did twice at parties, but wasnt really my intention. we were just making out and I didn't even touch there.but a few years ago, I went out with a boyfriend and I was wearing a skirt. and when we were arrived at the bar I told him I had no panties on. he was really excited when we made out and was kinda desperate to go back home hahaha
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Michael Grange was in Detroit for Game #44 against the Pistons tonight and he took some time out to talk Raptors ball. He gave us his take on what Colangelo should do and his thoughts on Bosh's fourth quarter play, our wing situation, Jason Kapono's unfortunate signing, Jermaine O'Neal not being on the bench, and …Continue Reading
Yes, training camp is almost here. The first sign of the new season is media day, that's the day when they take those pictures you'll see for the rest of the year next to box scores, player comparisons and such. They measure their height (in shoes) and weight and re-introduce the team to the local …Continue Reading
Just a couple tidbits happening, the Raptors officially announced that they've signed Nathan Jawai. The new news is that he will participate in the Las Vegas summer league (July 11th – 19th) but he's not listed on the official roster yet. The Raptors take on the Kings tonight at 4PM EST and you might be …Continue Reading
I'm looking through my RSS reader and finding zilch from Doug Smith, Michael Grange and Eric Smith concerning yesterday's workouts at the ACC. Maybe I'm not looking hard enough but on this note I'd like to point to Oregon Live as having the best basketball coverage for a home team. Jim Kelly had this to …Continue Reading
First of all, I have to give props to Raps Fan for actually doing a video podcast and revealing his mug on the internet. See, I could never do that, I was stepped on as a child and have the disfigurements to prove it. You may hear my high-pitch voice in the podcasts but my …Continue Reading


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Turtlehead said...
If they know how threat works, they've got 80% of it down. Most of the rest is class/role specific. Basic macros help a lot. Assist ones and focus ones (particularly for cc [crowd control]).
For all classes: show up on time, not PvP flagged (PvE realm) and with mats to do your buffs.
Sorry in advance about the length. Covered everything I could think of for this grouping.
Mage: don't dare AoE (area of effect) until you are *certain* the tank has everything locked on threat. Iceblock does NOT remove threat. It makes you immune for a short time so mob moves to next target, often the healer. Then it'll come back and kill you too. Dropping frost nova means the mob will hit whatever is near it until it's free, again, often your healer. If your tank taunts the mob it can't go back to him while frozen.
Friends of mages: don't put a DoT (damage over time) effect on the sheep target. Looking at you, warlocks. If it happens, mage, spam sheep non-stop to keep the mob locked.
Melee (DK, war, rogue): attack from the rear. Always. If your swing triggers a parry--only happens from the front--the tank gets an instant burst of damage. This can cause a wipe.
Tank: learn to LoS pull around corners.
DK: If you're DPS, don't use death grip except to pull casters if war asks for it or to save a healer. If used to save a healer suck it up and lay off DPS so the tank can get it off you. Remember to take your threat aura off while in the instance. If you're tanking, please remember to put it on.
Warrior: if you're not tanking, don't take aggro. That simple. Save the healer if things go bad, but don't complain if you're not the healer's primary goal. You won't be. That extends to all the non-tanks: if you die, don't whine if the healer didn't manage to save you. The healer keeps the tank up first and the rest is...the rest.
Rogue: don't say, "It's okay, I can stealth" and wander off to explore. Causes a surprising number of wipes. Have your lockpicking trained. There are some doors to open that will make your group's life much easier. Drop your threat before you get aggro, not after.
If you get aggro, run to the tank. Tank, pay attention. You're dirt if your healer goes down. Healer, always save the tank. He dies, you're next. Mage, you're going to be last resort in that group if things go really badly. If it's at the wire drag a mob around with frostbolt and mana shield and icebarrier (if you have it) and the rest. Better you die than the healer does. Even with the current high mana cost consider having rnk1 frostbolt bound. It's a very quick cast for kiting. (Kiting means making a mob chase you around without it hitting/killing you. Mages are good at this. Practice it solo. You'll be expected to do it later.)
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Last night I heard the amazing Hans King say in an interview,
What if we knew that we already are enough?
What would life be if we knew that everything we need is within?
I have been hearing this concept for years. It wasn't until this past month or so that I finally got it.
I realized it was time to surrender to something.
You see, for years I've been dreaming of having my own office space.
I thought that this was the "missing piece" in my life and business. That if I finally had my own space, everything would fall into place.
Once I created this for myself, however, I soon discovered it wasn't the right time and it wasn't the answer.
I decided to move my office into our backyard cottage which we had been renting out for years to keep our overhead down.
The month before I moved in, our landlords raised the rent. They've never raised it in the 8 years we've lived here. So not only did we have to come up with more $ to cover the office space, our rent was now higher.
I stubbornly held my ground and "gritted my teeth" for the next month as I struggled to make it work financially. I knew I needed to give up the office for now. But because I was so jet set on creating this space and it was going to be the answer to my prayers I stalled for a while.
I tried to stay in a place of positivity and knowing that I could create the extra income to make it work. I totally could have. I know this. I just didn't and I felt like a failure.
Then, I surrendered. Fully. It was much easier than I thought and it actually felt good.
This time something inside of me shifted.
I decided to be grateful for every moment I had left in that studio and realized I already had everything I needed to manifest my dreams, with or without the office space.
Then I looked at my mind chatter, which Hans King says kills our dreams.
The thoughts that come from a place of lack and "not enoughness" had been running the show.
So I decided to feel grateful in every moment about everything in my life. In addition, I decided to change my energy around prayer and desire.
I cultivated a feeling of wholeness within as I envisioned and got really clear about what I want.
In my daily meditation practice, for example, I end with "I am open to receiving..." and list a few wonderful desires and then I say "I release this up into the universe, knowing that all that I desire is already here. I am so grateful." Then I bow in deep gratitude, knowing all is well and that I am truly complete in the moment.
I am amazed by what I've manifested with this new attitude and new energy around my desires.
I still want to have my own office space, but it is not at the top of my list anymore. It will manifest exactly at the right time.
My priorities have shifted.
Today I am focusing on what is most important to me right now:
- Studying with my teachers.
- Seeking out new teachers.
- Creating incredible new products and offerings.
- Travel.
- Self-Love.
It is so fun to watch these desires manifest right before my eyes as I continue to cultivate that feeling of wholeness as opposed to the feeling of lack.
I am complete. I am enough. I have everything that I need.
You are complete. You are enough. You have everything you need.
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Kunikenwad! said...
Oh, this comment thread should be fun. /popcorn
For my 2 credits, I'll say that both WoW and TOR have a lot to learn from RIFT's Black Garden. Most fun I've ever had in PVP. TOR PVP ain't half bad; all the classes whine about the other classes, so that must be good. If everyone thinks every other class is OP, they must have done something right!
Oh, and nerf commandos.
The best quote ever about MMO's :
"Cows go 'Moo!', Dogs go 'Woof!', mmorpg'ers go 'the PVP is unbalanced'."
P.S. Nerf commandos.
Pyromelter said...
Black Garden is a form of pvp called Murderball, a quick search traces it's origins to an Unreal Tournament map. It's been utilized very well in rift, also in warhammer.
WoW is going to have a murderball battleground called "Valley Of Power," we don't know much about it, probably won't until open beta. So wow is also copying this - I have to agree too, this form of pvp is about as close to a straight out deathmatch as you get in MMO's, which is pretty fun if there is some decent class balance, but is really crappy and can get quickly out of hand if there is a skill/gear imbalance between the two teams. I'd say over 80% of the black gardens i was in was a blowout win for one side or the other.


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Volcanic Extraction
Volcanic Extraction
- Year
- Location
- Ashen Waste
(Mount Maelstrom)
- Race
- All Races
- Level
- 66
- Storyline
- The Cost of Victory
(Dishonored by allies)
- Preceded by
- Shell Shock
- Followed by
- Marshaling the Truth
Volcanic Extraction is part of the personal story for all characters that choose "dishonored by allies" as their worst fear during the mission A Light in the Darkness then chose to extract the team trapped in the volcano after the events of Shell Shock.
[edit] Objectives
Volcanic Extraction (Level 66)
Retrieve the missing Pact squad from the volcano.
- Locate the Pact soldiers near Mount Maelstrom.
- Rescue the Pact soldiers still inside the mountain.
- Fight your way out of Mount Maelstrom.
[edit] Rewards
- All professions
- Variable
- Mystic Coin
- One of the following: Master Harvesting Sickle, Master Logging Axe, Master Mining Pick
[edit] Walkthrough
Reach the marked objective, watch the cinematic, then return to the starting location. Fighting the enemies is optional, you can just run past them. The NPCs accompanying you are not needed to trigger the cinematic or end the mission - you can safely leave them behind if you choose to run.
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- Magister Galen: Who are you? Where's Syska? I hope you have our marching orders. We've been stuck here forever, and we've got fellow soldiers to rescue.
- <Player Name>: I'm Trahearne's second-in-command. Syska was...injured. I came to get you out. You said there are others?
- Agent Furius: Syska said there's another squad deep in. She ordered us to stand by until she came back with a stronger force. That was a while ago.
- Explorer Urond: Yeah. And we're hungry. We were about to start snacking on Bekk's big brain here.
- Explorer Bekk: One spoonful from my capacious cranium would elevate your intelligence to the point of seeing what a no-helper you are. In your anguish, you'd end it all.
- Magister Galen: That's enough idle talk. Right now, we need to find the missing squad. Lead on, Commander. We're with you.
- Explorer Bekk: Look like you're thinking what I'm thinking - that was not normal, and this is a set up.
- Agent Furius: Those "soldiers" were bait, weren't they? What was Syska doing, sending us into a trap like this? She's smarter than this.
- Explorer Urond: She's been off her game lately. I don't mind dying for a good cause, but this is just plain careless. Or criminal.
- Magister Galen: Hang on. You think Syska sent us here to die on purpose? That's not fair. Maybe she was tricked into doing it.
- Explorer Urond: Either way, we're the ones in the meat grinder. And both the jaws of this trap haven't fully snapped shut yet.
- Magister Galen: Okay, I'm convinced. Somebody doesn't want us to survive this mission.
- Explorer Urond: And Syska's the one who put us here. So where do we go from here?
- Explorer Bekk: Back to base, obviously. Confront Syska if you like, but it's straight to Warmaster Caisson for me.
- <Player Name>: Marshal Trahearne needs to know about this. Hester, I need you to deliver a message to him. Tell him I need to meet with him in person.
- Magister Galen: Done. He's due to inspect the fortifications at Oxbow Isle. I'll set the meeting for there. And thanks again for the save, Commander. I'm not sure how we got into this mess, but I know you pulled us out.
- Agent Furius: If you find out who's responsible for us being here - Syska or whoever - let us know. Or just kill them horribly, and tell us about it.
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If neutral is connected to ground and current desires ground then I would think it would go to ground. But my understanding is that it is kept off of ground until it's "upstream" of the breaker box, or unless a malfunctioning device shorts hot to ground. So what "prevents" the electricity from going to the ground that the neutral is connected to?
The short answer is resistance. Electricity will find the easiest path to ground. At the neutral-ground bonding in the breaker panel is a connection to the ground wire that goes to the actual ground. It's a heavy gauge, and connected to grounding bars deeply embedded in the ground to offer the least possible resistance.
For current to travel from the neutral back to the ground wires to where it can electrocute you, it needs:
As long as any one of those three conditions doesn't apply, you should not see any current on the ground wire.
A great question and it seems odd to have a ground and a neutral. We have a neutral to keep the ground from being loaded. We dont want the ground to be load, it doesnt have the capacity and its for back-up.
In AC systems, there is current on the "hot" leg and on the "reference" leg. We use a neutral leg for reference. In countries with 240v systems, there is no neutral, but two opposite legs of 120v that provide a reference for each other. You see in AC systems, the voltages are not constant - it alternates back forth +X volts and -X volts. + and - from what? voltage is just potential differences from the reference. In 120v systems, on leg will be -60v from the neutral and then switch to +60v from neutral 60 times a second. In a 240v systems with out neutral wire there is a perceived reference between the two 120v legs that are off opposite phase.
So, yes in theory, you could get the potential difference from a 120v "hot" leg and ground, BUT then your would be loading the ground and it would no longer serve a safety function. In practice when you load the ground, appliance panels and other things that are grounded out become will be loaded and can shock.
I think the answers here are looking too deep into this. The simple answer is, that it's not a complete circuit.
Electricity only flows in a complete circuit, and always want's to return to the "source". If there is no complete circuit, electricity simply will not flow.
Looking at a simple diagram of the secondary side of the distribution transformer, it's easy to see the complete circuits.
You can easily see the 240V circuit.
And the two 120V circuits.
But if you look at the grounding conductors, there is no complete circuit.
Because ground is not a return unless you bridge across from neutral, hot, or have a component short to frame ground.
It is a free standing wire/conduit network connected to earth that isn't a part of a circuit till a fault occurs.
The ground wire is for safety, it should be very close to the same potential as Earth. To that end, there is a legal limit of how much resistance there is from the ground at the service entrance to dirt outside. In the US it's 25Ω, or you can get away with just using two ground rods 6ft (or more) away from each other. (It's cheaper to install two ground rods than spend time and money on properly testing the resistance)
The reason the neutral and ground wires are connected at the service entrance, is to help keep the voltage potential of the neutral to Earth, as low as possible by keeping the resistance to Earth as low as possible.
To have absolutely no current on the grounding wire going to the ground rods, the nearest transformer would have to have equal current on both hot conductors. Since the transformer typically has it's neutral (center tap) grounded at the the same location as the higher voltage side, there would also have to have to be equal current on all of conductors on the high side as well.
So basically there is always some current going through the grounding system, at the service entrance. The main thing, is that the voltage is kept as low as possible; by keeping the resistance as low as possible.
If you want proof that there is some voltage, and therefore current, on the grounding system, measure the voltage from the grounding rod to a point in the dirt a few feet away.
If you measure any voltage with a high-end multimeter of even a tenth of a volt (AC); then there is current on your grounding system.
Even if you turn off your power, you will still see some voltage with both of these tests. Assuming there is someone else connected to the same transformer as you, and your neutral and ground wires are still wired properly. The amount of wire the current would have to travel through before it got to your premises would be greater, so the amount of current/voltage would be greatly lessened.


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World Cup Economy: 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa - How the World Cup will benefit Africa
It is exactly two weeks to the commencement of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. It will be the biggest football event to be held on African soil for some time to come.
As the 32 national team managers and their 736 players prepare to land in South Africa to battle for the 18-carat gold World Cup trophy, the air of expectation is thick around the continent.
Already, the South African government, which reportedly spent about $ 4.6 billion on infrastructure including the renovation and construction of 10 breath-taking stadia, is looking forward to welcoming the world to the football festival, which begins in Johannesburg on June 11.
As is always the case with the hosting of events of this magnitude, there are national expectations beyond South Africa's hopes of doing well on the field of play. Hopes of return on investment even if on a long-term basis, fuel the South African government's desire to pump resources into ensuring that it produces a successful tournament.
For South Africa, which has had to revise projections for a number of variables, particularly the original figure of 450,000 for international spectators expected, scaled down first to 350,000 and now to a little above 200,000, hosting the World Cup will leave a lasting legacy beyond the excellent sporting facilities that have been made available and the new jobs that have been created.
Thandiwe January McLean, head of South African Tourism told a foreign newspaper recently that:
"This World Cup offers our industry and nation a rich legacy. We should not see the World Cup as one event that solves all economic issues, but rather an opportunity to refine the way we do things and create a legacy for the future." In economic terms, there have been projections that as much as billion will flow into South Africa's tourism industry. An additional .1 billion is expected through the retailers in and around the various match venues and city centres.
The hosting of the World Cup on African soil will also have implications for businesses in different part of the continent, especially for the countries participating in the tournament. Nigeria, for instance, will, in the words of Sani Lulu, President of Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), "showcase Nigeria and its enormous potential via a Nigeria village at the World Cup". Businessmen and women in the country are already looking forward to the kick off of the tournament where they hope to close deals and establish new business connections.
For African airlines, the World Cup will have a significant effect on the balance sheet. Even though exact figures cannot be established at this stage, Africans within the continent who want to witness the tournament live have started making flight arrangements, a development that is bound to push sales figures a notch higher.
Overall, one benefit of a successful hosting of the tournament by South Africa will be the feeling of a sense of accomplishment that despite the negative criticisms from the western media, Africans are able to pull off the organisation of a tournament of such magnitude. It will certainly help to strengthen the case for another African shot at hosting in the not too distant future.


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Liver. You know its good for you. Traditional cookbooks include recipes for liver patés that are filled with tantalizing descriptions like "elegant," "luxurious" and "velvety smooth." Blogs are cluttered with artsy pictures of browned liver and shimmering onions dished out onto colorful platters. Liver, once shunned and forgotten, is now being praised in health communities for its powerful protein content and unique blend of vitamins. But when it comes right down to it- that smell, that taste, that texture- well, put nicely, liver is just not for everyone. So, for all the offal-afraid out there, here is a sneaky burger recipe that uses a secret dash of desiccated liver, to make an easy, healthy and surprisingly normal-tasting meal.
Just because you have a lingering distaste for liver, doesn't mean that you are a miserable failure at traditional cooking. There seems to be a tendancy in some ancestral health circles to shamefully hide aversions to liver, as though a dislike of this superstar food somehow reveals you as an impostor real foodie. There is also a more common propensity for people to be so utterly disgusted by the liver, that they disregard the food completely- speeding by trays of it in the grocery store or glazing over articles about its health benefits like they don't even exist. In either situation, liver is ignored and it's simply not fair.
If you don't like liver or are nervous about trying it, that is fully acceptable. But even still, there are ways to get liver into the diet and be happy too! Imagine that? All it takes is getting a bit more creative about fitting this superfood into your diet.
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In order to use the Yellow Course, each child is required to be able to reach the tips of their fingers to a height of 4'7" (140 cm) while keeping their feet flat on the ground. An adult must accompany children under the age of 16.
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One house used in the ad was on Barton Avenue and it did have signs out front showing it was available so that made the fake ads on Craigslist look legitimate.
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I have shotguns in 12, 16, and 20 gauge.
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I think the 20 took it's place and in years past they were more popular.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. – (January 17, 2008) Individuals interested in learning about and managing diabetes are invited to attend a series of four free classes being offered by the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health & Wellness. Classes begin Wednesday, February 6 at the Southwest Regional Public Library, 10375 Dixie Highway.
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The Department of Public Health and Wellness also has a free support group for people with diabetes and their families or caretakers. The group meets the 2nd Thursday of each month from 9:30 – 11:00 AM at the Park DuValle Community Health Center at 3015 Wilson Avenue. February's topic will be "Nutrition Strategies for Managing Diabetes." Phone 574-6663 for more information.
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