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He was unable and unwilling to explain the math behind his $5 trillion tax cut favoring the wealthy, refused to say what rules he'd put in place to protect consumers after repealing Wall Street reform, and didn't offer a single idea to protect families from insurance company abuses after repealing Obamacare
Melissa, off topic much?? This is about FrankenDodd.
@Melissa – thanks for staying on topic. It's at least something that he feels some need for regulation of the banking industry. His proposed idea falls way short of the need, but it's about time the moderate Romney starts to emerge.
Romney provided clear problem areas witht he bill as banks are not lending because of this bill. Sure, dont let the banks get into derivitives but protecting the larger banks is wrong. Repeal portion sof Dood Frank and get more banks lending again!!!! Romney in 2012!!!! Mitt knocked it out of the park last night!!!!!
"it's about time the moderate Romney starts to emerge."
Romney recognizes that legislation originates and works its way through Congress with give and take. He outlined his broad proposals and indicated he'd work with Congress to achieve his goals–unlike the President who ignores the other party and forces legislation down the throats of the American people.
An interesting turn of events when the President is asked tough questions –questions he's not been asked for the past 4+ years by a fawning media—when you can't defend your record you distort your opponents positions. Watch for the Chicago bunch to regroup and pour on the racial and class warfare.
There is a reasonable, and indeed needed, place for regulation, so that a few who are in the know don't take the rest of us honest slobs to the cleaners. How about that.
Obama complained the Romney didn't provide enough details. What a hypocrite!
We're four years into Obama's presidency, and he still hasn't given us details on HIS ideas! Dodd-Frank and ObamaCare legislation was passed years ago, but they still haven't finished writing their rules! How can Obama ask Romney to give him regulation "details" when Obama, after four years in office, still doesn't have HIS details!
Amazinf how the liberaltard mainstream MSM media keeps going on and on about how Obama beat Mitt Romney in the debates. Can the leftits communist news media in this country get any more communist?
"Watch for the Chicago bunch to regroup and pour on the racial and class warfare"
No matter what it is, it won't top the last couple nights of race bating by the Faux News Corp. Pretty shameful.
"Race-baiting" is trying to garner a race's support by portraying your opponent as a racist. Fox was (correctly) accusing Obama of doing that. Fox was not race-baiting, itself.
"trying to garner a race's support by portraying your opponent as a racist."
That is literally what Fox was doing. Whether you think it's correct or not is irrelevant.
In fact, Fox has been portraying Obama as an angry black man who "has a deep seeded hatred of white people" since 2007.
Obama does not have a clue. He has spent the last three and half years complaining about George Bush and everyone else who disagrees with him. He spent days here in Nevada instead of studying the issues. He is not the smartest guy out there and it is apparent that he is no match for Mr. Romney. Remember that the boys in Chicago are running the show behind the scenes. Their golden boy is not so golden.
What do you fish in, the sand?
Romeny why r u being the Republicans puppet? Our lives r serious and he's playing with our lives! Its a shame that people value money & power than human lives! Our creator didnt give his only begotten son to be playing with human life! U reap what u sew! U cant buy ur way to heaven remember that! And that goes for all greed! Its says though shall not Lie! Romeny needs to think long n hard for hisself not for the onesin his ear! For he will have to deal with god on judgement day! Because everyone will b judged including me!
Fact-checkers have said that Mr Romney's proposal to lower taxes by 20%, abolish estate tax and the alternative minimum tax would reduce revenue by $5 trillion (£3 trillion) over a decade.
Melissa – Your performance here is worse than Obama's lies last night as what part about Romney saying he was not going to give a $5 trillion tax cut don't you get? That failure to listen and elsewhere throughout the debate suggest you had your mute button on whenever Romney spoke, something I could no longer resist in pushing when Obama launched into his scripted close.
Plenty of sites offer the opportunity to replay, read debate transcripts and you should as you'd learn much as no doubt, Obama did. Starting with basic economics as Romney did a great job schooling a president who frequently and smugly used the "teachable moment" for us all right up to the realization that his teleprompter and media enablers couldn't shield him from tough questions despite trying to get Lehrer to do it.
Frankly, last night summarized what the last four years have clearly taught to those paying attention: we can't afford four more years of Barrack.
Teachable Moments A Plenty – Romney and the team (I hope well paid beause they did an excellent job and earned every penny), in any case, the team that put together those theatrics and recreated a Romney you would drool over without even knowing why, really got over on you. I would suggest that you take your own advice and view the debate again. This time don't get caught up in Romney's highly energetic, presidential looking, in command behavior. Don't get caught up in the theatrics. Take all of that away, try not to see it and really listen to everything he said last night. And don't just listen. Take notes, and check everthing he said. Please don't go to Fox or CNN or MSNBC, but really check. Go to whatever proper agencies you have to, go to information on his state, do whatever you have to do. Whether you like Obama or not, is not the question. This is a democracy and that is your choice. But I think when you look at that debate with open eyes, you may actually start to fear a Romney presidency.
Nice attempt @3:10 PM, but I'm very comfortable in my professional assessment of the performances last night, especially in being able to see through it and the surrounding noise to hear what each said.
Obama's words showed contempt, a lack of effort, offering the same questionable talking points of failed plans that are indefensible to anyone with even a modicum of intellectual honesty. Romney's words showed effort, a respect for what made this country great and for sharing truths, even if some were unpopular. Romney's were even kind as he let a number of opportunities slide, some of which include:
• ObamaCare – No mention of how Obama signed a bill that was not deficit neutral as promised; one that's $1 trillion plus in being underfunded; a point Ryan told Obama directly in 2010 .
• Getting Things Done – No mention of how Obama waited two-years to invite the minority leaders of both the House and Senate, and I believe even the head of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, to the White House. Yet SEIU's leadership and others had scores of unfettered visits. Romney also didn't mention how Obama told the GOP leadership that "he won…elections have consequences" just days after being sworn in and how Obama agreed with Rahm Emanuel…."F—- them (GOP)…we have the votes."
• Medicare – No mention of how even Bob Woodward is saying now that Obama does indeed plan to cut it as we know it…. by at least $250 billion more beyond the $716 billion he took already took for ObamaCare.
• Home Sales – No quantification of how many billions of dollars in sales, values and local tax revenues have been lost because the Obama admin has yet to define what a "conforming mortgage" are so more loans can be given. That, and of course, how state senator Obama sued to force banks to loan monies to those who couldn't afford homes and how the majority of the people he represented have since defaulted.
• Trade – No mention of how the THREE trade bills Obama signed were the lowest on record for a president, bills whose authorship began before he was sworn in.
Romney could have easily finished Obama off even more with those points, points that would have carried well beyond the normal 24-hour reporting period for an events like these. All add to why Obama needs to go so spare me with your empty fear appeals about Romney as frankly, given what Obama's done to this country, we'd be better off with leaving a help wanted sign at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave than to give Obama four more years.
It's likely that the majority of the voters have no idea what D-F is other than it got something to do with the
banks. They can't make any judgment on the issue. In the same way, most of these numbers (tax cut, deficit,…) do not mean a lot unless they have been immersed in them. For those who understand, most have
made up their minds, with or without the debate.
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Make executives liable for losses as general partners and stockholders as limited partners. Problem with the financial mess was none of the players had money to lose.
Flat tax with no exemptions and no deductions is the only fair tax. The tax code should not subsidize people's behavior.
There is too much regulation in the mortgage industry. Having done a recent 30 year refinance, I experienced numerous delays for meaningless issues. Even though I have a very high FICO score, it took almost 3 months to do a refinance that was suppose to be 30 days. The Dodd Frank Act is responsible for over-regulating the mortgage industry. According the the Orange (CA) Register, the average FICO score of those rejected on mortgage loans was 719. If they loosen up a little on lending standards to a reasonable level, real estate activity will begin to flourish. I'm not saying to not regulate, just regulate to a reasonable level.
Pres. Obama failed to deliver his promises. He lost focus on solving the economic problems. Instead creating a partisan arguments with Congress for the new bills, Obamacare and etc. There were numerous federal regulations already in place and just need to implement it. Like banks are covered under Fiduciary Law, but why Banks are engaged in risky business? The FEDeral reserve must monitor the bank activities to protect investors. Bank management must be accountable in any deviations from their policy. Pres. Obama was just listening to the lectures of Mitt Romney during the debates for his failed governing in four years.
i agree with the flat tax
you don't think we need regulations on the banks – there were a lot of corruptions going on in the banking and stock world – that what got us into this mess. especially lending to to those that could not afford to repay the loan
what happened to the jobs bill
can anyone tell me what how Romney is going to pay for creation of 12 million jobs –
he has not been able to tell the american people
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This Southern Jewish Life
Recently, the BBC worked with us to coordinate a trip down South for a news segment on Jewish life in Mississippi (particularly the Mississippi Delta) and the work of the ISJL rabbinic department.
The intrepid BBC crew traveled with Rabbi Marshal Klaven, visited with community members in Jackson, Vicksburg, Greenwood, and Greenville – where they also attended the Delta Jewish Open.
A few weeks after their trip, they posted a terrific teaser about the upcoming story; soon after that, the full story aired and became available online.
It's a great story, absolutely worth a listen and a read – particularly since listening means hearing the music, full quotes, and sounds of the South portrayed in beautiful audio, and reading the story means a stroll through some great images. The keen observations and reflections the reporter conveys move the piece along thoughtfully and swiftly. It's a great piece, and for a radio piece, quite long.
But such pieces are never quite long enough to tell the full story. That's why we're grateful for this blog, for social media, for traveling staff and speaking opportunities and the chance for longer storytelling. The chance to share observations like this one, from ISJL Board Member Gail Goldberg of Greenwood, Mississippi (who was interviewed for the story, and shared these thoughts after hearing it air and seeing the "End of a Deep South Way of Life" headline):
"The BBC story was a great tribute to those before us and for whom we 'stand on their shoulders' to move forward. With great respect to the amazing story, I offer my thoughts: My personal commitment to Judaism has been strengthened by our small community size. For my husband Mike and me, sustaining Jewish life here is not only a responsibility, but also a sacred privilege. Perhaps we are the 'new' model for Judaism. In bigger cities, when a congregation grows too large to be personal anymore, families splinter off and start chavurah groups or new congregations.
"We already are a chavurah. Our Jewish community is as personal, as warm, and as rewarding as they come. In Greenwood, we continue to gather and we continue to live full and committed Jewish lives. Yes, right here in the Mississippi Delta. Our synagogue is operational, our cemetery is well maintained, our membership is very engaged, our programming reflects our love of Judaism, our learning is ongoing and each of us feels extremely proud of our shul and our Judaism. We are connected to our community in many diverse ways, as has been the fact for over 100 years. Don't say Kaddish for us yet. We have a lot of Jewish life left to live!"
And let us say, Amen. Those are our favorite parts of the Southern Jewish story: the stories of small communities still vibrant, of new and growing Jewish communities still small but growing in strength and numbers, of connections between communities, of pride in place. So much of that truly was captured beautifully in the BBC story, and we are grateful that through their telling of it, more people will hear about the Southern Jewish experience. Even as some doors close, others will open, and there's always a next chapter to be shared.
Shalom, y'all!
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Reflecting in the Rothko Chapel
Today's reflective post comes from Education Fellow Lex Rofes.
The end of summer can be a whirlwind for ISJL Education Fellows, as many of us spend the majority of our time traveling throughout the Southern region, getting to know Southern Jewish communities and preparing for the upcoming year of religious school. It is an incredibly exciting experience, and it has really energized us, in the weeks leading up to the High Holidays, and still, now – throughout the remaining autumn Jewish holidays. Wonderful as energy is, though, at times reflection is what we crave.
Thus, while in Houston with two other Education Fellows, we decided to take a couple minutes away from the excitement to engage in a little bit of meditation and self-reflection. Now, we could have done this just about anywhere – no specific venue is required to be introspective, nor are there any necessary supplies. But we had heard about a fascinating place called the Rothko Chapel, a multi-faith center for contemplation and prayer, and we decided it might be worth checking out.
We were not disappointed.
The Rothko Chapel is truly one-of-a-kind. As we walked into the lobby, the first thing we did was sign in to the Chapel's guest book. Looking at earlier visitors, we saw people from all around the country. We proudly added our names, and our home base of Jackson, Mississippi, to this vast and varied list of places, and we headed towards the prayer space.
At its entrance, there were a number of books, humbly resting side by side. Some might not think much of this, but it certainly caused me to stop and think. Next to one another were traditional holy texts from Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Zoroastrianism, Christianity, and others. They were carefully placed side by side, with none taking precedence over the others. Implicit to me was the idea that none of them was "more correct" or "truer" than the others. This table made me stop in awe, because on it lay eight or nine texts that are, together, the basis for thousands and thousands of years of tradition, all over the world. There they were, quiet and ancient, for all to explore, analyze, study, or question.
What struck me about these books even more was that they were very well-worn. Where the covers might once have been shiny, they were now a little bit duller. Some of the pages were a little yellowed, and maybe even torn a little bit. I thought about this not because it makes the texts any less beautiful. On the contrary, I think it adds a great deal to them. There is something unbelievably tragic about a brand new book, impeccably shiny, being placed on a shelf only to go unused for years and years. These, however, through daily exploration by visitors from around the country and the world, have given new wisdom and growth to countless people. They have earned their scratches.
Next, we went into the chapel itself. There were only a couple of others inside as we entered, but we spread out to a few different corners of the octagonal room. There were benches in the center, mats for those who wanted to sit on the floor, and, most interestingly, fourteen black paintings on the walls. The paintings set the tone for a space that felt incredibly spiritual. I sat there for a while, my mind wandering from the texts in the lobby to how I might best do teshuvah (repentance) over the High Holidays, and eventually, to nothing. I sat there and thought about nothing for the first time in almost forever.
After awhile, the other Fellows and I got up to go. We rose at precisely the same moment, without speaking or gesturing, despite the fact that we had been facing in different directions and did not know exactly where the others were.
Visiting this chapel was an unbelievable experience. Through the texts, I saw quite literally what it looks like when Judaism exists peacefully, side by side, with other world religions. It reminded me of the delicate balancing act we engage in as we attempt to maintain a level of Jewish distinctiveness while simultaneously playing a role in the betterment of the world more generally. As we walked out of the building, I returned to my work for the ISJL, an organization adeptly and simultaneously carrying out both of those missions.
L'shanah tovah, y'all.
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Can Newcomers "Revive" Small Southern Jewish Communities? Maybe That's Not the Point…
At the ISJL, we're often asked about all things "Southern" and "Jewish" – so it was no surprise that we received several inquiries regarding a recent article posted on JTA, headlined "Jewish newcomers bring optimism, but can they revive small towns in the South?"
Several of our staff members were interviewed for or contributed to the piece, but the question in the headline is still being asked of all of us.
My take? I think newcomers to any small town – the South, or elsewhere – can bring excitement, fresh ideas, and hopefully full participation in the Jewish community. There is certainly hope that with newcomers comes a better chance of long-term survival; this belief even inspired one group to offer Jewish newcomers $50,000 to move to Dothan, Alabama. We welcome newcomers, we see the optimism new residents can bring, but in the end, can bringing in new folks revive a community in the long term? That remains to be seen.
We are a transient society; people move around the country for any number of reasons: a new job, retirement, to be near family. It is wonderful when newcomers come into any community, bringing new ideas to share and making their mark in the community. It's often hard to know, at first, if "newcomers" will become permanent members of the community for the long haul, especially in small towns. And if newcomers have children, will those children choose to stay in these small towns, or leave, as so many native-to-small-town-children have done over the years when they became adults?
In our daily work at the ISJL, we honor and work with Jewish communities large and small. If a community has one child in religious school or several hundred, whether they own a historic building or rent worship space in a church, no matter if their weekly Shabbat services draw 10 or 100 people, every Jew counts. No matter where they live. The ISJL helps connect these smaller population centers to the larger Jewish community, as well as to other small Jewish communities who are experiencing similar issues – diminishing population and resources.
Some of our staff are newcomers, but the organization is here to stay.
The truth is that some of these small towns in the South will no longer have a Jewish presence in the next 10 to 20 years. But the point is, however many Jews are in a community and however long they remain there, they deserve rich Jewish lives. So we will continue to provide support and resources to these communities as long as there is any Jewish presence at all – and when the last Jew in any given small Southern town is gone, we will continue to honor the memory of that community through the history collected on our Encyclopedia of Southern Jewish Communities.
So the question remains: Can Jewish newcomers revive small towns in the South? In the short term, absolutely; in the long term, we don't know. But no matter what, we will support the efforts of those old and new, transient or settled.
What do you think?
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Gowalla's latest update allows the user to see the check-in updates of their friends, even if they're using rivals Foursquare, Facebook, even Twitter and Tumblr.
Josh Williams, CEO of Gowalla had this to say about the decision:
"Increasingly people have friends on Facebook and Places, and they want to keep up with Deals and the things that are going on there. There's really no reason why you shouldn't be able to have your cake and eat it, too. (We were) like, let's let them connect with their friends on other services as well, and create a hub for all that."
Gowalla also upgraded their system to make checking in easier with a quick tap system that auto fills much of the needed info. Other new features include the ability to easily see location "highlights" from other Gowalla users and "tips" from Foursquare users. Other new features include the ability to bookmark places you want to return to or visit in the future and a notes program that allows you to leave a note for a specific person the next time they check-in at that location.
"Frank, don't order the chicken salad if Henry is working. Trust me."
I don't know if the folks at Foursquare will be unhappy or indifferent about this piggybacking move by their competitor but for consumers it's a great answer to an ever increasing problem. With so many different kinds of social sites and activities, finding ways to combine and filter the streams is always top on the list.
What do you think of Gowalla's move to include Foursquare. Good business or desperate attempt to stay afloat?


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Attacks on pipelines are part of plan to destroy Iraqi economy and environment, ministry says
By Shaymaa Adel
Azzaman, April 29, 2014
There has been a surge in attacks targeting oil pipelines in a bid to disrupt oil exports and inflict maximum harm on Iraqi economy and the environment, said Oil Ministry spokesperson Isam Jihad.
Jihad said the attacks cost the treasury billions of dollars in lost oil exports, repairs and damage to the environment.
He said the attacks were on the rise and lack of security was making it difficult for repair teams to execute their tasks properly
The pipes are blown up by explosive charges, or are directly targeting by mortar shells, said Jihad.
He said it may take from 24 hours to more than a week and sometimes even longer for the teams to repair damage.
To be able to repair damage to pipelines, which are spread across the country, as quickly as possible, the Ministry of Oil has established a special directorate with branches in different provinces to meet the challenge.
But it is not always easy to cope with attacks increasing and long sections of pipelines lying within areas that are either loosely controlled by the government or totally outside its jurisdiction.
Parts of the area north of Baghdad and in the vicinity of the provinces of Nineveh and Salahudeen, which is a mesh of pipelines, is under the hegemony of the Iraq Jihadist group known as ISIS.
Amer al-Hassoun of the Environment Ministry said damage to environment and agricultural land was huge, particularly when repair teams fail to reach the area or it takes them long time to have the damage addressed.
Crude oil flows from the targeted pipelines and usually in huge quantities inflicting massive damage on agricultural land and environment, Hassoun said.
He said sometimes the saboteurs set the spilled oil on fire, making it extremely hard for repair teams to carry out their job properly.
Fadhil al-Showaili, a senior security official in the Province of Baghdad, said the government has set up a special force whose job is primarily the protection of pipelines.
Showaili gave no figures on the force's numbers but said it belonged to the Ministry of Interior.
However, he said, the force could not function at ease in some areas, where insurgents and 'terrorists' have the upper hand.
There no estimates of the cost that damage to pipelines inflicts on the Iraqi economy, which almost exclusively relies on oil export revenues.
But the pipeline carrying Iraqi crude exports to Turkish terminals has been the scene of repeated attacks recently, resulting in almost total loss of exports via Turkey for nearly three months.
The line used to carry up to 600,000 barrels of oil a day.


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Cat: I'm thinking if I can get enough support for the blog, I'll start doing videos and audio clips. I don't have a GLaDOS cosplay yet, but I do have Aperture Science goggles, and I do a fair GLaDOS impression…so it could work. What do you guys think?
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"School lunch lady arrested after voluntarily stripping"
"Police were called to Sullivan East High School, where a cafeteria worker was accused of stealing cash from a coworker's purse. The suspect, 29, denied having the victim's money, then told officers she'd 'strip' to 'prove it.' After being told that wasn't necessary, she proceeded to take off her shoes and socks. Then her shirt. Then her pants and bra, declaring, 'See, I don't have it.' Police then checked a shoe she had removed, finding $27 stuffed beneath the insole. The shoes, she claimed, belonged to her husband. She was arrested and charged with theft." (source)
"Man bursts into woman's home, tries on her clothes"
"Woman steals jailed son's sex toys"
"Neighbors say couple coupling in yard"
"Caller reports 'very friendly pig' in road"
"911 called after Fun Fest tantrum"
"Burglar eats 'all the food,' steals cat"
"Satan tabbed as suspect in assault"
"Suspect nabbed with $800 worth of undies"
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Since she is now committed to her health and fitness, Kharma has now launched a diet website (fit4alldiet.com). The site does not include a lot of details, but it appears to be an affiliate program, where you can log in to your account.
In a bit of news that will be troublesome to fans who are concerned with his health, Kurt Angle has postponed surgery on his knees. He was initially supposed to go under the knife in January, but pushed that back to work the European tour with TNA, and there's talks that he might postpost it even further than that.
"So Punk allegedly walked out & quit WWE. Interesting. It's impossible 2 understand the toll that job can have on you-unless you've lived it. A 'screw you' from Punk? NO. Punk's gotta prioritize his own sanity & health. Sometimes WWE isn't conducive to those two things. From my experience- When you're in constant physical pain, frustrated the majority of the time, & resent what u love, things have to change."
- Matt Hardy defending CM Punk for leaving WWE
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Kids see that the admit rates are brutal and dropping, and it looks more like a crapshoot," he said. "So they send more apps, which forces the colleges to lower their admit rates, which spurs the kids next year to send even more apps. — Best, Brightest and Rejected: Elite Colleges Turn Away Up to 95% - NYTimes.com (via infoneer-pulse)
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Re: Preview: Event Calendar Module
29 January 2009 at 3:12pm
Ahh, indeed this is a new compatibility bug with 2.3. I've checked in a fix to the SVN. You can check it out at:
svn co http://svn.codespaces.com/bluehousegroup/event_calendar
Otherwise, tomorrow I'll make another zip file with the latest build.
Sorry about that. Good thing 2.3 isn't an official release yet. Still have time to get it up to speed.
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30 January 2009 at 2:56pm Last edited: 30 January 2009 3:25pm
I have the Event Calendar installed and working great now. I have played with the templates to get the CalendarWidget displaying in my existing sidebar and have used <% if ClassName = Calendar %> to have it display on the Calendar page, however I also want it to display on the CalendarEvent pages but using <% if ClassName = CalendarEvent %> dosen't seem to return true on the page. I am sure it is something basic that I have missed. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
EDIT... Brain fade... Used the template to call a different include.. I hate it when I overcomplicate what I want to do.
Thanks anyway
Re: Preview: Event Calendar Module
31 January 2009 at 3:33am
Glad you're getting good use out of it. Keep me posted with any feedback you have. I'd also encourage you to check out the documentation, Recipes: Extending the event calendar to learn how to customize the calendar and calendar events.
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Re: Preview: Event Calendar Module
3 February 2009 at 9:20pm
I have tried v0.1 and svn, but everytime I get an empty page after a dev/build.
My testplatform are the latest silverstripe trunks.
Re: Preview: Event Calendar Module
4 February 2009 at 3:21am
Can you turn on error reporting and let me know what error is being thrown?
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Re: Preview: Event Calendar Module
4 February 2009 at 4:18am
No Silverstripe error but in messages.
It seems there is an interaction with the calendar modul:
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method Calendar::set_param() in /.../event_calendar/_config.php on line 9.
PHP Warning: Warning: there are two 'Calendar' files both containing the same class: '/.../event_calendar/code/Calendar.php' and '/.../calendar/code/Calendar.php'. This might mean that the wrong code is being used. in /.../sapphire/core/ManifestBuilder.php on line 276
I have deleted /.../calendar and no problem appears anymore.
Re: Preview: Event Calendar Module
4 February 2009 at 4:28am
Okay, so this is resolved? Looks like the duplicate class was causing both of those errors.
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5 February 2009 at 1:08pm
Hi again UncleCheese,
I've played more with the module and have extended it based on the recipe provided and have a problem after adding multiple different events.
I added one event for Feb 17 and all displays fine on the "WorkshopHolder" PageType.
I added a second event for Feb 20 but only the Feb 17 event displays on the "WorkshopHolder" PageType.
I then added a third event for Feb 10 and now the "WorkshopHolder" PageType display only displays the Feb 10 and Feb 20 events.
I have also tested this using the unextended page types from the downloaded module. I am also running 2.3 rc3.
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I followed the recipe exactly except used whole wheat rotini pasta (12 oz). I thought the recipe was kind of bland and a little too sweet with the fresh basil and sun-dried tomatoes. It has a good based so I would make it again, with some changes: add another can of beans, substitute fresh tomatoes for sun-dried, use no basil or dried basil or maybe oregano and double lemon juice.
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- 2 tablespoons olive oil
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If it helps any: you are ultimately responsible for your own fun. I'd try working out something with your own guild like leaving for a few months in this pre-expansion phase, because it always throws a wrench in everyone's raiding plans. If they're reasonable they should understand. If not...well what's the alternative, stay where you are for the /g text, but know you're missing out on playing with new things?
I've made those hard decisions--I was officer in a guild and I decided it wasn't for me anymore, and it turned out I was the keystone that was holding the guild together, and it fell apart that day. That kind of sucked and I felt bad about it, but I had to think about what I wanted to do, rather than staying in the guild for the guild's sake and being unhappy. It's like staying married for the kids.


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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - The family of Jacob Eberle has now filed a lawsuit against their neighbor, 56-year-old Michael Bishop.
Bishop is charged with attempted murder. Police say he shot the 12-year-old on June 13 in the Glenmary neighborhood while a group of kids were playing a game of "Ding, Dong, Ditch."
"My parents played it, I played it," Glenmary neighbor Matt Albert said.
The lawsuit filed Thursday says Jacob has suffered permanent and painful injuries, disfigurement, and scarring.
"It really shocked everyone. Definitely not the neighborhood something like this would happen in," 20-year-old witness Buddy Van Cleave said.
The lawsuit filed in Jefferson Circuit Court says Bishop's conduct was "outrageous due to evil motive and reckless indifference." Shotgun blast hit Eberle in the back, neck, and arm.
"He's got two collapsed lungs, and the buckshot is everywhere all over his body; he's still in ICU," Albert said.
Eberle's uncle, Attorney J. Bart McMahon, filed the suit.
"Jacob is going to have medical bills in excess of $100,000. He will be permanently injured. The victim should not have to bear the brunt of the expense. That's why we filed," McMahon said.
We also stopped by Bishop's home Thursday night to see if he wanted to respond to the suit or point us to his lawyer, but he didn't answer the door.
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Another possibility would be to use a piezo element in some sort of padded pouch so it doesn't get punched to death Have one in the target area, and sample the signal from it with an op-amp circuit and the ADC of an arduino or whatever mcu board you happen to be using.
Then, have something in your program that will map that data to one of several discrete options, from featherweight to Hulk Smash, and output THAT data over your serial port to the computer. That's how I'd approach the problem anyway, it may not necessarily be the best but it makes sense in my head.


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The Black Codes were laws that regulated the lives of freed blacks. The laws, though different in each state, all had a similar goal: to keep the blacks as a lower class labor force. Among other things, the laws prevented blacks from voting, obtaining property, and keeping their wages low. These codes caused many tensions between the North and South and between blacks and whites, because the goal of the codes was to keep the races segregated like pre-war America as much as possible.
Lincoln was assassinated on April 14th, 1865, at Fords Theater, where he was attending a play. Actor John Wilkes Booth shot Lincoln. The original plan had been for Booth, a Confederate sympathizer, to kidnap Lincoln, but the plan was later changed to assassination. Lincoln died the next morning of his wounds, and Northerners were outraged at this attack. Lincoln was the first President to be assassinated.
Richmond, Virginia, the Confederate capitol, was captured by Union troops in April of 1865. On April 9th, 1865, the leader of the Union forces, Grant, and the leader of the Confederate forces, Lee, met to discuss the terms of surrender. The terms were not harsh, as the Union let the Confederates keep their horses to farms instead of taking everything from them. Despite this, many tensions and bitterness was held even after this end to the war.
The 15th amendment to the Constituation allowed all citizens of the U.S. to vote, regardless of race. The wording of the amendment gave the "right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude." Women were still not allowed to vote.
The 14th amendment to the Constitution dealt with the issue of what constituted as a U.S. citizen. It granter anyone born on U.S. soil U.S. citizenship. It also grants equal protection under the law for all citizens. It was a big step because in granting everyone, regardless of race, equal citizenship, all people were one step closer to having equal civil rights, at least under the law.
Ratified on December 6th, 1865, the 13th Amendment of the United States Constitution is significant because it frees all slaved in the US, not just those in Confederate states. It reads, "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction." It both freed all slaves and prevented any more slavery from happening in the US.
Also known as Camp Sumter, this was a Confederate prison camp located in Andersonville, Georgia. It was built in 1864 because the Confederates wanted to move their prisoners to a more secure site with more food. More than 45,000 Union prisoners passed through it, and 13,000 died there. It was filthy. Soldier John Ranson wrote "The air reeks with nastiness". Andersonville Prison is significant because so many Union soldiers died there and the hanging of Henry Wirz, who had been in charge of the camp, over its conditions. He was the only person ever charged with war crimes. Today, it stands as a national park.
The Battle of Gettysburg was one of the most important battles of the war. In 1863, Lee marched Southern forces up to Pennsylvania, because he thought it was necesarry to invade the North through that avenue. The South had not fought a battle as far north as Gettysburg and it was their last chance to win the war. The North were victorious, and after the battle, Lincoln gave a short speech now know as the Gettysburg Address, which outlined the plan for the end of the war and rallied the Union troops.


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It's moving from early May to September since nobody is running yet.
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Ergotech, a Commerce Park firm founded in Danbury in 1992, has won a $2.1 million contract with the U.S. Army to provide sixty "positioners," to help mechanics repair returning helicopter parts safely.
The positioners, said company Founder Earl Hagman, can pick up and move a transmission or gearbox to make it easier to reach. Those parts can weigh up to 1,650 pounds, and it is safer to work on them at the right angle and height, which the positioner makes possible. Otherwise mechanics are climbing around, reaching over or under, putting them in awkward positions.
Hagman said working on the helicopter parts when they are properly positioned can help a worker's back, can help the workers avoid carpal tunnel syndrome and help avoid tendonitis. The U.S. Army in Corpus Christi, Texas, agrees and is buying 60 positioners worth $2.1 million over the next six months.
"It's healthier for the workers," said Hagman, who founded the company in his garage in 1992. He said the company took space in Commerce Park in 2000, and it doubled its space earlier this year. He said it is on track to double its size again in 18 months.
Ergotech employs 15 people, Hagman said, and it is looking to hire more engineers, more technicians and more assembers. The company will participate in the state Department of Labor jobs fair scheduled for September at the Ethan Allen Inn.
Stephen Bull, president of the remembers Ergotech from the early 1990s, when Hagman attended the chamber's annual entrepreneurial workshops.
"I've been trying to set him up with workers," Bull said. "He's in a technical field. It's not a surprise he's growing this firm in Danbury. This is one of the best cradles for entrepreneurs and innovation."
Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton said Danbury has a history of supporting and growing defense industries dating back to the Revolutionary War. That cluster of businesses continued into the Cold War when the U2 spy cameras were made in Danbury and when the Hex spy satellite was made in Danbury.


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CHICAGO – With J.J. Abrams not involved with the creation of a third "Star Trek" movie, a compendium of his work within the franchise only seems fitting. Loaded with special features but only a few new ones, this disc set is a strong choice for those who don't already have both entertaining blockbusters in their collection.
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TV Review: Star Power Drives TNT's 'King & Maxwell'Submitted by BrianTT on June 10, 2013 - 2:34pm
CHICAGO – TNT's "King & Maxwell" fits squarely in the TNT brand, shows built around the charisma of its stars. Whether it's the popular gents at the center of "Franklin & Bash," Kyra Sedgwick on "The Closer" or the likable pair who headline "Rizzoli & Isles," the brand has worked (and didn't exactly for ensemble shows like the now-canceled "Monday Mornings" and "Southland.")
TV Review: Mary McDonnell Steps Into Big Shoes on TNT's 'Major Crimes'Submitted by BrianTT on August 13, 2012 - 9:06am
CHICAGO – The producers of "The Closer" attempt a daring move tonight by pushing forward with a barely-altered version of their award-winning program mere moments after the series finale of the Kyra Sedgwick hit. I think that for some it will be too soon. Even people who claim to be massive fans of "Major Crimes" will mutter "but I miss Brenda" under their breath.
TV Review: Kyra Sedgwick Leaves 'The Closer' on Dramatic HighSubmitted by BrianTT on August 13, 2012 - 8:32am
CHICAGO – Evil doesn't take a break for Brenda Leigh Johnson to leave the Major Crimes Unit and Kyra Sedgwick to say goodbye to the show that turned her into one of the bigger TV stars of the last decade. TNT's "The Closer" ends tonight, August 13, 2012 with a very strong series finale.
TV Review: TNT's 'The Closer' Starts Final Arc with Powerful EpisodeSubmitted by BrianTT on July 9, 2012 - 1:11pm
CHICAGO – Kyra Sedgwick is in the final act of her time as one of the most popular and acclaimed stars on cable TV, and, based on the premiere, "The Closer" is going to make sure this popular character is given a riveting send-off.
TV Review: Women Rule With Seasons of 'The Closer,' 'Rizzoli & Isles'Submitted by BrianTT on July 11, 2011 - 9:22am
CHICAGO – The battle for summer cable dominance continues with another night of new programming on TNT as the very-popular "The Closer" and "Rizzoli & Isles" return for new seasons on Monday nights. With strong female leads and cleverly-devised mysteries, these are strong programs for what they are and they make a solid pair at the start of a long work week. They're not going to change your life or be your favorite shows of the season, but they deliver what they promise.
TV Review: Shocking Mid-Season Premiere of TNT Hit 'The Closer'Submitted by BrianTT on December 6, 2010 - 2:42pm
CHICAGO – It's nearly impossible to write about the details of the season premiere of "The Closer" as TNT has asked us not to discuss the shocking events that open the episode so we will have to talk around the specifics more than usual. You may wonder why or how we can review an episode with no details? We'll give it a shot because this is excellent television and we wouldn't want to leave it un-reviewed.
TV Review: New Look, Same Old 'The Closer' on TNTSubmitted by BrianTT on July 12, 2010 - 10:42am
CHICAGO – As my grandfather used to say, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." Such is the formula of a hit show like "The Closer," which returns tonight, July 12th, 2010 for its sixth season premiere. The characters may be coping with a new setting but it's the same old show.
Blu-Ray Review: Awful 'Legion' With Paul Bettany, Dennis QuaidSubmitted by BrianTT on May 18, 2010 - 10:43am
CHICAGO – It's hard to say what about "Legion" is the film's worst offense: some of the most laughable dialogue of the year, mediocre special effects, uninteresting characters, or truly bad performances. Yes, "Legion" is a head-scratchingly horrible movie. Take your pick. It's all wrong.
TV Review: Kyra Sedgwick Continues to Shine on TNT's 'The Closer'Submitted by BrianTT on June 8, 2009 - 12:23pm
CHICAGO – One of the best shows on basic cable returns this week with the fifth season premiere of "The Closer," a dark, gut-wrenching episode that hints at a potentially series-altering summer for the beloved mystery series.
Kyra Sedgwick, Ensemble Cast Continue to Bring it Home on 'The Closer'Submitted by BrianTT on January 21, 2009 - 8:25pm
Television Rating: 3.5/5.0
CHICAGO – TNT's "The Closer" has an easy-going charm that rarely gets the critical praise it deserves but has turned the show into one of the most highly rated scripted program on basic cable. "The Closer" beats most network programs and is, cable or not, one of the bigger hits on TV. The mid-season premiere, "Good Faith," airing Monday, January 26th, 2009, makes it easy to see why.


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After one brief fling in 1999 with Sweet and Lowdown, Sony Pictures Classics got back in the Woody Allen business in 2009 to produce Whatever Works, You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger, and Midnight in Paris. The partnership was especially lucrative this year, since Midnight Paris grossed $144 million worldwide on the way to major Oscar buzz. So it comes as no surprise when SPC announced today their acquisition of Allen's next project, Nero Fiddled. Said Allen:
"[Sony Pictures Classics] seems to be very sensitive to the kind of films I make, and I'm looking forward to working with them now again."
Set in Rome, Nero Fiddled is comprised of four vignettes—two center on American characters; the other two center on Italians. Allen will step in front of the camera for the first time since 2006′s Scoop to take on a starring role alongside Alec Baldwin, Roberto Benigni, Penélope Cruz, Judy Davis, Jesse Eisenberg, Greta Gerwig, and Ellen Page. The comedy is tentatively scheduled for a summer 2012 release. Read the press release after the jump.


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Permit me to enclose to you a Packet from my old Friend Governor M Kean: and a dialogue of the dead. the latter was the effusion of a musing moment of an evening at Richmond Hill when Congress sat at N York in 1789 immediately after the arrival of the news of Dr Franklins death. searching last sunday among a heap of forgotten rubbish for another paper, It struck my eye. After you shall minuted or extracted what you please, I pray you to return me all these Papers by the mail. I am madam most respectfully your obedient humble Servant
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Surely there's no greater rhyme in Rock 'N Roll than "Working Double Time /On The Seduction Line." Perhaps that's why in 2001 a band from Deer Lick Holler, Appalachia decided to form their own tribute band to the Aussie legends. Hayseed Dixie (Pronounced like…
HAYSEED DIXIE - Black Dog
Hey, hey, mama, said the way you move
Gonna make you sweat, gonna make you groove
Oh, oh, child, the way you shake that thing
Gonna make you burn, gonna make you sting
Hey, hey, baby, when you walk that way
Watch your honey drip, can't keep away
Oh yeah, oh yeah, ah, ah, ah
Oh yeah, oh yeah, ah, ah, ah
I gotta roll, can't stand still
Got a flame in my heart, can't keep my fill
Eyes that shine burning red
Dreams of you all through my head
Ah ah ah ah, ah ah ah ah, ah ah ah ah ahhh
Hey, baby, oh, baby, pretty baby
Tell me won't you do me now
It took too long but I found out
What people mean by down and out
Spent my money, took my car
Started telling her friends she gonna be a star
I don't know but I been told
A big-legged woman ain't got no soul
Oh yeah, oh yeah, ah, ah, ah
Oh yeah, oh yeah, ah, ah, ah
All I ask for when I pray
Steady rollin' woman gonna come my way
Need a woman gonna hold my hand
Won't tell me no lies, make me a happy man
Ah ah ah ah, ah ah ah ah, ah ah ah ah ahhh
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HAYSEED DIXIE - A Hot Piece Of Grass (2005)
"Feel Like Making Love"
Original by Bad Company
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"My Best Friend's Girl"
Original by The Cars
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"Back in Black"
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Hayseed Dixie - Hell's Bells
This group's schtick is mostly bluegrass covers of arena rock with originals thrown in. For my money, their debut of all AC/DC is where they got it right and the rest pales. You can hear the heart in it - after that the songs just feel like "oh hey, this cover thing works so lets do more…a lot more."
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Sadly, I do many of these things on a regular basis, which is a sure sign I've completely lost all ability to have a rational thought, that my memory is only good for quoting John Hughes movies and remembering all the words to obscure songs from the '80s/'90s, and that my IQ is plummeting faster than Miley's odds of NOT being completely naked in her next video.
Look, I can tell you the names of all the characters from The Facts of Life, or Growing Pains, but I have no idea where I left my keys, what pending appointments I have, or why I just walked into this room?!
In fact, I have so many momnesia moments, I'm surprised I don't have a permanent hand print on my forehead from face-palming all day!
After talking to other mothers, I'm pretty sure I'm not alone -- we're all losing our minds together. Phew, I mean, that's so horrible to hear (but really, thank goodness I'll have company in the loony bin).
Here are just a few unbelievably inane things parents have been known to do.
Don't judge me, as I'm not the only numbskull ... here's a list of doozies my Facebook Fans shared:
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I've mistaken the toilet for the hamper in my bathroom on many occasions. Every so often one of the kids yells "Mom, why are there socks in the toilet?" Good thing they've never been flushed down.
Thought I left my child in the Target parking lot and started freaking out and driving back to the store, only to remember he was at home with his dad.... I was crying and then laughing so hard.
I have put my car keys in the freezer and my house keys in the cabinet, forgotten to take the dogs out, wondered if I fed the dogs, asked my kids if I fed them supper, forgot to be tooth fairy for a month straight, wondered around the house looking for my glasses (they were on my face b/c I am literally blind without them), forgotten to switch the laundry, and told the same story multiple times within an hour.
I always start out calling my son his brother's name. I know who I am talking to and can be looking straight at them but never fails, I will call my younger son, Bubba, which is what we call his older brother and call Bubba, Maddi. I remember my mom doing the same thing with my little sister and I though so maybe it's hereditary mommy brain. lol
I have a few of these posted and a few special ones. I had to ask my kids how old I was the other day because I couldn't remember if I was 30, 31, or 32. I've gone to the store to buy something but forget it, get home and weeks later swear i bought it and why can't I find it. Make a shopping list and forget it at home, or put my reusable bags in my truck and forget to take them in with me till i see them in the truck.
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DETROIT (AP) -- Jakub Kindl scored on a power play in the second period, Daniel Cleary had an empty-net goal and Jimmy Howard made 27 saves to help the Detroit Red Wings hold on for a 2-0 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Thursday night, putting the NHL's best team during the regular season on the brink of elimination.
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