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Is this photo comment some inside joke? What does food, Occupy and exercise have to do with sexism and patriarchy? The implication is that all people from Occupy are liberals and all liberals are sexist. Both blanketed implications are wrong.
The photo is from #LeftFail, which critiques the hypocrisies within Leftist spaces (link is at the bottom of the post). There is no such thing as "reverse sexism," and accusing the critique as making "blanketed implications" about liberals is distracting and an attempt to derail from the serious problem of sexism, misogyny, and other forms of oppression within Leftist spaces. The photo is highlighting on the excuses that male activists use to "prove" that they are not sexist – as if being leftists or attending a patriarchy workshop will "magically erase" their sexism. The point here is that being an ally is a process and something that we need to continuously work on every day.
I'm letting your comment go through, but please review my comment policy. Accusations of "reverse sexism" (or "reverse racism") are absurd and will not be tolerated here. Plenty of amazing writers, bloggers, activists, scholars, and individuals have already debunked those false assertions.
That's right Mast Qalander. There is no such thing as reverse sexism. Sexism applies to all individuals, therefore a word like reverse is redundant. In fact, anyone can be a sexist, even women. Reverse racism is an equally inaccurate term. Racism is a term that applies to structural and institutional oppression of minorities. Racism takes place in the judicial and legislative bodies. Racial profiling, harsh sentencing, and austerity laws are all examples of racism. Racism also takes place heavily in the media in terms of the way they portray minorities to the public. Racism has nothing to do with interpersonal relationships. That is referred to as prejudice. Prejudice is a term that to applies to all people. Anyone can be prejudiced.
I don't understand. You didn't answer his question. Why this picture?
Huh? I don't understand how you don't understand. I'm don't do cyclical arguments here.
The real question you need to ask yourself is, why does this picture bother you?
I understand that "The photo is highlighting on the excuses that male activists use to "prove" that they are not sexist – as if being leftists or attending a patriarchy workshop will "magically erase" their sexism. The point here is that being an ally is a process and something that we need to continuously work on every day." However, at least for myself, the image doesn't seem to match with the statement that was put on it. Are these just two nameless people unfortunate enough to be in picture used to make this very valid point or is there something inherently sexist in the photo that I'm clueless about?
Wow, what is up with men taking issue with this photo? You're kidding, right? It's from #LeftFail, which is what you and the other men on this thread are doing. If you don't understand it, then I don't know what to tell you.
Interesting that one of the same people is used in an image attacking hypocritical 'nonviolent' protesters and yet there is nothing in the image that suggests that person actually does that.
I don't think it is asking much that valid points are accompanied with legitimate supporting images. Simply stated the text should connect with the picture. If being unable to do that isn't a fail than clearly I don't understand the word.
I have never seen people focus so much on this image before. You clearly don't understand fail, I agree with you there. Because what you're doing is deflecting attention away from the content of the post and instead, trying to scrutinize about this picture. It's a MEME. It's highlighting on hypocrisies. Demanding that a picture "show sexism" is just as problematic because it reinforces the idea that sexism is something that needs to be seen. What's next, are you going to look at my posts on Islamophobia and ask "Where is the Islamophobia here? Why doesn't the content match the picture?"
You've lost your privilege to comment here.
[Not sure if you comment applies to me as well; that is why I want to answer to this]
Yeah, you're absolutely right that it is quite a common phenomenon that 'men' in leftist space are abusive. And confronted with that they can give you an ongoing monologue that they've read some feminist texts, maybe even went to a workshop. And they went to the workshop and maybe even heard what was talked about, but they did not figure out – or even cared about – how to apply these things in their own lives. "Sexism, yeah, that's a bad thing. And all the bad men do that. But I belong to the good guys – because I have defined myself this way – so I don't have to question my own behaviour." All this happens, and it's problematic and you wrote a good text about this.
Still I have a problem with just two guys which are completely unknown to me to be accused of sexism. Are they prominent persons in a certain scene? Did they act sexist? This would help me to understand why this image was chosen. Or is this picture meant as a general symbol of "leftist male activist"? A least, then I would get the intent of this image.
But then I would have preferred some more abstract picture or masked male. Because here you see two quite identifiable persons and the image seems to focus on them personally than on a general phenomenon in leftist spaces.
This is the last comment I'm writing in response to this. Because this is getting absurd. Are you going to look at my post "Debunking the 'Islam is Not a Race' argument" and start interrogating me with questions like, "How is this picture connected with the content? Where is the Islamophobia in this picture? How is the man in this photo debunking an argument?"
You answered your own question in your comment. What is this post about? Men on the left refusing to see their sexism. What is the picture showing? MALE activists and a message highlighting on the simplistic, sexist logic that many men unfortunately have. The bell hooks quote in my post talks about how all men perpetuate and participate in sexist oppression in one form or another. You understand what male privilege is, right? If so, then you'll understand how problematic you're being by centering this conversation on how men in this image are showing sexism. Why do these men need to be known? Have you seen memes about male privilege? Or white male privilege? They use random images of white men to create those memes – why do these men need to be known? Patriarchy is so embedded and normalized in our society – why do you need to put a "known" person's face to it? This image, like those other memes, is speaking out against sexist and patriarchal logic, and how pervasive it is.
Why is this so hard to understand?
Okay, now I get it why you chose a picture of that style. I still have a reserved stance about that but thank you for your explanation.
Mast, I actually agree with the things you've said on this page, but there is no reason for you to put so much anger into your argument. This is part of why so little gets resolved when getting into the nit-picky details of the left: someone asks an innocent question and the person with the answer turns into the demon child from the Exorcist. "RAH! RAH RAH! F* You" Don't be a dick, Mast.
First, you make a "tone argument." Fail.
Read: http://abagond.wordpress.com/2010/07/24/the-tone-argument/
Second, you defend comments that derail from the content of the post as "innocent." Heard of the expression "race to innocence"? Fail again.
Lastly, you're likening a brown Muslim man to a "demon child"? Nice job at keeping your privilege, sexism, and racism in check. Serious fail.
You need to do the world a favor and hang yourself you condescending shitstain
Resorting to violent comments now? Let's see how outraged other men on this thread get about how you want me dead. I receive death threats (and comments about how people want Muslims slaughtered) all the time on this blog.
You want to me to die because of.. a picture? Because you're threatened by it? You should be ashamed of yourself.
Are you seriously this stupid? People ask you about why you chose the picture and you whine about the caption. Nobody was talking about the caption, they were asking about the people the caption implied were sexists. People you call you out on being needlessly defensive and idiotic and you whine about tone arguments.
I'm not mad about the picture, I'm mad that you can't understand basic English. The movement would be better off if people like you removed themselves from it with bullets.
Whoa, what right do you have to talk about a movement after making violent comments towards me? What is "progressive" about telling someone to "hang themselves" or "shoot themselves." I responded to absurd comments about this picture and pointed out that these comments divert attention away from the content. YOU are responding with violent insults and saying that I should be dead. Who is over-reacting here again? What is the matter with you? You disagree with someone and then, what, you're going to kill them just because they stand by their arguments? You're going to get all hyper-masculine and put on your "tough guise" and threaten me? Why, because the picture is calling men out on sexism and patriarchy? You come here and sign off with childish names like "mast fucks goats" and expect me to seriously have a conversation with you? Don't you see how you are behaving EXACTLY like the oppressors? If you didn't say you were in the movement, I'd assume that you were just another right-wing sexist, racist Islamophobe. Your comment represents yet another example of how there ARE racists and misogynists within the movement.
You're ticked off over a picture that challenges and critiques patriarchy within leftist spaces? And now you're telling the author to kill himself? How dare you identify with anything "progressive." You want me DEAD, just like all the other racist Islamophobes who issue death threats against me on this blog – how can you expect there to be a discussion? Is that what you believe the movement is about – killing people you don't agree with? You represent the DANGER that so many women have been speaking about in the other posts I cited with regard to misogyny within leftist spaces. Whether or not you are an informant, you are behaving like one. You are behaving like a violent white supremacist, heteropatriachal jerk.
Your violent comments and desire to see me dead are disturbing. All because of a picture that is challenging sexism. You need to check yourself. You need to ask yourself why you're making these violent comments and reacting this way towards me and making racialized insults. Ask yourself what you're trying to accomplish in whatever movement you're part of. Because right now, you sound like a member of the KKK.
I learned so much from that one reply! Well, I mean specifically the "race to innocence" part. What a powerful insight. I need to download this article…
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honestly though, the image does seem to be intended to be a one fingered solute to the liberal pseudo-feminist community. I myself pretty much didnt give this article the time of day untill someone else demanded that i read it, and even then the picture tainted the experience and put me in a defensive head space that i got pretty confused about while reading the article. ultimately i feel that this particular image acts more to detract from the very valid points you are making. often times you can catch more flies with honey than you can with sugar, and while you have wonderful ideas to share, leading with an insult will generally lead to limiting the strength of your own voice.
LOL. You're more angry at this picture than sexism and misogyny within leftist groups. I'm the one who has told to "hang myself" and "shoot myself," yet I'm the one "leading with an insult"?
Comforting to know where people's priorities are.
We are just saying you chose a bad pic and this has distracted (most obviously) from your central point. In essence next time refine your technique and then we will all be here talking about the statement and not the image.
What I find utterly shameful is how this picture bothers you and the other people (mostly men) on this thread MORE than the image I talked about in my post. That is, the image of the male "activist" who took an invasive, zoomed-in photo of a woman's body and then posted it publicly on Facebook so that he and his perverted friends could objectify her. Not one of you complaining about this picture have said a word about that. Not one of you have expressed outrage about that or about misogyny within leftist spaces. Instead, you are trying to shift the focus away from the main issue here and make this about a picture that, according to you, "doesn't show oppression."
And shame on you for speaking about "Islamic oppression" (in your other comment, which I have deleted). Look on this thread and look at the borderline death threats I'm receiving. You don't say ONE WORD about that, but would rather continue whining about this picture. Because your disagreement with this picture is more important to you than sexist oppression and the life of a Muslim.
Your silence on the racist and violent comments I've been receiving is COMPLICITY.
Mast Qalander is clearly a fucking moron. Also clearly a hypocrite in regards to his social consciousness because it is apparent that those individuals in the photograph did not give their permission to be degraded publicly for purposes of creating a stupid internet "meme".
And your sexism is showing because this image is more threatening and disturbing to you than the image I talked about in my post – the image of the invasive, zoomed-in photo of a woman's body that a male "activist" took and shared publicly on Facebook. Where is your outrage about that? Or is sexual objectification not upsetting to you?
Clearly, you don't value my life either since you are SILENT about the comments here that are telling me to go "hang myself" and "shoot myself."
It will be interesting to see if my last comment even gets posted. Most likely it will be censored because you can't handle the criticism.
LOL yeah, I can't handle criticism. That's why I've been responding to the comments here. I've even let borderline death threats against me go through. But you're silent about that. Silence is complicity.


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A group of German Union activists (about 15 persons) finished a two weeks visit in China (14-28 October 2006). They had participated in two workshops: "Experiences of 'social partnership' in industrial relations in German and Chinese factories in a capitalist mode of production" in Beijing and "Helping workers of factories - what can NGOs do from outside?" in Hong Kong (originally designed in Shenzhen, but later moved to Hong Kong).
The notion of "social partnership" in the German context was put in parallel with the concept of "harmonious society" in the China context. The participants from German trade unions are mostly from the left and hold critical viewpoints towards neo-liberal globalization.
Recently I have read a few articles from a best-seller in Germany World War for Wealth: The Global Grab for Power and Prosperity by Gabor Steingart and got the impression that there is a popular sentiment in Germany against eastern countries, in particular China which calls for protectionism. As Gabor Steingart also proclaims the Death of the Unions, I would like to know how the German unionists address the issue and how they make sense of the China trip with their movement background.
As the two main organizers, Wolfgang Schaumberg and Peter Franke, are still in Hong Kong, I seized the opportunity for this interview.
Peter is a social scientist, researcher at Asiahouse in Essen, I have known him personally for a few years. Wolfgang is a retired magazine worker at automobile company Opel/GM in Bochum, member of metal workers union IGM and company's works council from 1970 – 2000.
Oiwan: What is the purpose of this trip to China?
Peter: The main purpose is to let grassroots labour activists to have an opportunity to understand the labour situation in China, to meet up with the grassroots and possibly trade union activists who work on labour issue in China.
Oiwan: Some critics said that European trade unions are dead why is this kind of exchange important for trade union movement in Germany?
Wolfgang: In Germany, multinationals such as Siemen and Volks has come to china years ago. Trade unions have been blackmailed by companies' management that the production cost in Germany is too high and if the unions refuse to give concession, the companies will move to China. The leadership of trade unions are mostly social democratic, and they provide no answer to the blackmailing. We want to work with china grassroots to defend our interest. If we don't have international and worldwide perspective we can not address the issue, such as the blackmailing of the companies' management. We cannot address the issue by just looking at our work, our interest and our country. We need other way out.
Peter: We need to know more about the others, connecting and working with grassroots in different countries. We have to develop our strategy beyond nationalistic approach. Hopefully this trip is just a start, and exchanges among grassroots activists and NGOs can carry on. At present there are too much prejudice towards each others both sides, between Asia and European trade unions.
Wolfgang: A very simple example, we came to a country with more than 1.3b people, this is already unbelievable for us. On the other side, Chinese people find it unbelievable that European countries have already gone through 150 years of capitalism and trade union movement experience.
Oiwan: Can you explain more about the significant of such exchange for the trade Union movement in Germany?
Wolfgang: With our experience here, we can inform our colleague the situation in china. We are aware that there are also mass demonstrations happening in china. People begin to fight for their interest. We need to identify these people who are willing to defend their live. When the company management blackmails us again back home. We can say that we know about the situation in China and workers from both countries will inform each other to make ourselves stronger.
We also heard that the Shanghai factories of Volkswagen (Germany Car Company) has experienced a drop in car export since 2000, the workers there suffer from shorter working time and low wages. The Chinese workers have first experienced the recession. Someday they will experience our problem.
Oiwan: what message will you bring back to Germany after this trip?
Peter: The principle message is to demystify China and Asia. Many people in Europe have false impression on China and Asia, tend to eroticize the region. Certain sectors hold some chauvinist capitalist ideas and put Asia as a threat. For example, articles in certain magazines view china as main attacker of European economy. Of course there are evidences and facts to argue for that. However, their perspectives are problematic because they divide the world into two blocs along the line of race and region, i.e Asia, Japan, India, China on one side, and U.S and Europe on the other side. In the past, similar sentiment existed, however, now such sentiments spell out in a very explicit way. We need to counter that, especially for unionists because workers are feeling very insecure about the present situation, and the sense of insecurity can be very easily manipulated. This is a small groups. But all these people can multiply themselves back in their unions. Of course, we can't tell them what messages to convey, it really depends on the individual.
Wolfgang: I have two ideas in my head. For example, we visited Honda car factory in Guangzhou. It is a very modern car factory. It has the best facilities for workers leisure, with large room for sports, well equipped and expensive. In Germany, we can't imagine that. The guide told us that this factory is the model for future factories in China. On the other hand, we also see that young workers there, just 23 years old, they only have temporary contract for a limited time. In Germany, we are accustomed to enter a company and die there (permanent contract). Of course, now our good time is over. However, we can still see that capitalism in china is different from the European experience. When these young people grow old what will they do? Contract will end and stop. This kind of capitalism is very brutal.
We also visited a small village for three days. We have some experience to see how the large majority of people live and learn about some of their problems. In the village 20-30% of the families depend on migrant workers' income for survival. They work in factories and multinational firm. We went to visit rural migrant worker in Beijing and see how they arrange their lives in the city. Their children have no "Hukou" (city household registration record) rights in Beijing. They can't attend local schools and have to build up school for their own children. They have to organize their lives by themselves. We visited one of the schools, I saw this 7 years old kid and he was saying "hello" in English to us. In Germany, kids learn English in the age of 9 or 10. It is amazing to see that the rural migrant workers' kids are learning English so young. I believe that the next generations will better than us to communicate and discuss the problem together. We have to discuss our problems together, not just to complain about the capitalism. Actually, the other side of global capitalism has given us the opportunity to have common experience and also common language "English" (although forced upon us) to communicate.
Oiwan: What is your greatest impression in this trip?
Peter: I have been to Beijing many times. There were no specific event that gave me particularly strong impression in this trip. However, I notice that things are changing very fast, small changes that people don't realize. Although situation in China is much worst that in Europe, people are more optimistic. In Europe, we sometimes are more sarcastic because many things don't work out. Maybe the optimism here is illusion, but there is hope.
Wolfgang: The official opinion in China is that, although the gap of rich and poor is wider and wider, they believe it is unavoidable in this phrase of industrialization; eventually poor people will become richer. I don't believe it. I wonder if the mass really believe it or not.
Oiwan: Can you tell us more about the worker movement in Germany? Recently there is a huge demonstration against the welfare cut in Germany.
Wolfgang: In Europe, we experienced rapid growth, after the 70s, we have unemployment, and there is no going back. Now my colleagues only have fear, fear without future. Young people are writing in front of their t-shirt "without future", from the first time, young people feel that there is no future.
The recent huge demonstration in Germany was not initiated by the union leaders, but the pressure from the workers that the unions have to do something. The social democratic party is too close to the government. They don't like protest. Our leaders tell us, the world's situation is difficult. If Germany has to maintain its role as the world's leading export country, we have to give concession. So we haven't been fighting back blackmailing from the companies management. We have more than 80% organized workers, but unions no longer organize struggle.
Oiwan: From the experience of Germany, do you have any message to pass on to the Chinese?
Wolfgang: To warn them from harmony with capitalism. Social partnership and harmony with capitalist sector is not good. I think the lesson is implicit from the experience in Germany.
Peter: In the sharing with the labour unionists in Beijing, they actually said that they have been studying the German social democratic model in social partnership, hoping that the State, workers and unions can regulate capitalism in China. This group wwould say such kind of partnership is pretty hard.
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A story to make every natural mama pause, a tragedy is unfolding in France, and vegan-ism is being put on trial. An 11-month-old baby who was exclusively breastfed by her vegan mom is dead, and now the parents could face up to 30 years in prison for their lifestyle choice.
Parents Sergine and Joel Le Moaligou called for an ambulance after their baby girl became listless, but by the time the ambulance reached their home, the baby had died. Baby Louise weighed only 5.7 kg (@12.5 lbs) when the average 11-month-old weighs 8 kgs, and also suffered from a vitamin B12 and vitamin A deficiency at the time of her death. The deputy prosecutor, who is charging the couple with neglect and food deprivation followed by death, believes it was a direct result of her mother's diet, which excludes any animal products.
But that's, of course, not the whole story.
While the Le Moaligous are very strict vegans -- they even run an organic food company -- we all know vegans who successfully breastfeed their babies. Being a vegan is a healthy choice, as is breastfeeding. However, this particular family did make a deadly mistake with their baby, and it had everything to do with lifestyle. One that parents all over the world have been making, and some with disastrous consequences: they think that information they find in books, over the Internet, or from friends is to be trusted more than their own pediatricians.
After baby Louise's nine-month checkup, where the baby was diagnosed with bronchitis, the pediatrician advised the couple to take the baby to the hospital, as she was sick and losing weight. Instead, the parents chose non-traditional methods of healing their baby such as clay baths and cabbage poultices. For two months this baby was sick and struggling, and instead of treating her, the parents decided they knew best and ignored a doctor's advice. Baby Louise died of a pneumonia-related illness.
For two months this couple, suspicious of traditional medicine, slowly let their baby get sicker, and sicker, until she died. Two months this baby suffered, because her parents couldn't trust actual fact-based science. Now they face jail time for neglect, and they should. Their baby is dead, and they leave behind a 13-year-old daughter as well.
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Wow...that poor child suffered for months. Jail time, indeed.
They should be punished because they did not take proper care of their child, and allowed her to suffer to extended periods of time- not because they were vegan parents. I think the blogger is irresponsible with the title of this post, using anger to instill her thoughts on a typically normal and healthy diet.
they are just idiotic people, theres a difference between being vegan and stupid, parents can be vegan and breastfeed and give their baby all the needs, these people were very ignorant and irresponsible, they deserve to be in jail, when u have a child u are to make sure the baby gets what he or she needs above ur own, modern medicine isnt completely wrong, bronchitis is very serious.....besides that this article makes it look bad to be a vegan, veganism is perfectly healthy, you just have to be informed, and prepared, you cant go oh well today im gunna be a vegan, you need to see nutritionists, and dietictians, and also speak to other vegans for help. but in general there is nothing at all wrong with being a vegan, its better than eating all the useless junk food(even though its yummy)
They should definitely be punished! I can't imagine that poor baby suffering for 2 months because the moron parents refused to get her proper medical care. Bronchitus is nothing to mess around with and anyone with half a brain should know that. What a sad story, I don't even care about the vegan part, but the neglect that went on and that poor child......
I have a bk that I love that gives you natural remedies for kids but it also tells you when(what symptoms) to head to a mainstream medicine. Being vegan is fine and had nothing to do w/ her death.
Though I whole heartedly support their right to make choices for their children and their lifestyle - I can not support the choice to let their baby become sicker and sicker and sicker. When it became apparent that she was not improving with alternative medicine treatment why would you not seek other methods? As a parent who supports scientific medicine, I have tried alternative methods with my son when he was suffering and modern medicine wasnt working. As a parent it is your responsibilty to keep your child alive and at this they failed. Sad.
P.S. Being vegan has NOTHING to do with this at all! Bad Title.
Because Billsfan, an adult is able to make that choice. They know the risks of what they are doing. A child has no choice, they depend on the adults around them for protection and when their parents are unwilling to do so the state/government must step in to do so. The government wasn't saying anything about the parents lifestyle, simply that a child should always be protected and cared for and this child was clearly neglected


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I know you won't. I am not worried about it t all. I hate to see you put so much work into this, and it not turn out like you want. I'll be overjoyed to have ANY of your knives. Plz don't make it...
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Hey man, thanks, but I'm good. Ive not read all 41 pages of this thread, so I don't know..... But if there is a blade already made out there somewhere, my request would be give it to Sachem and he...
I've not been on this forum during the last couple months. Remarkable effort by Will and all you others. Quite remarkable. I paid Eamon for one of these too.... I'm counting that one as lost with the...
Not yet, but I'm in no hurry. I am just very appreciative to Bill for doing this.
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WOW. How cool is that!!! Thanks for taking the time to do the WIP.
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I don't think I'll have enough time to really do anything in-depth, but I thought I'd fiddle with some more 3D and the my new renderer. At least it will be good practice!
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I don't think I'll have enough time to really do anything in-depth, but I thought I'd fiddle with some more 3D and the my new renderer. At least it will be good practice!
hehe fun idea... and you are allready a lot further with your map than me :)
Thanks tilt! I am sure you'll catch up! You always turn out cool stuff. Honestly, I don't really expect to win, but I thought it would be fun to keep practicing my 3D work. I am getting more and more interested in it, and I think it is simply due to liking shadows and being too lazy to calculate where they would fall when drawing by hand. Anyway, I don't know what else I'll be adding here, except maybe labeling and torches or something... Suggestions welcome!
What's your new renderer? This looks great so far.
you're getting pretty good at that 3D stuff - I should practice it myself - I can see many cool applications of it... perhaps when I retire *lol*
Jaxilon - I am still doing all my modeling work in Sketchup, and I downloaded the free renderer 'Kerkythea.' I figured if I ever wanted to make progress, I'd have to start fiddling around with more complicated 3d software, so this is me dipping my toes in the pool and seeing how it feels.
Tilt - thanks! I would love to take some classes and learn the more complicated stuff (3DStudios Max, Maya, things like that) whenever I get a chance--maybe after I move back to the states in a month or two. If all goes well, I hope to do more. I'll be sure to throw it all up on here!
Oh if you want to pick up more advanced 3D stuff I would suggest maya -- its pretty user friendly. I learned how to use it after just a few tutorials. also wow thats from sketch up? I should fiddle with that program some more XD


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MySQL founder leaves Sun
Summary: Angry over the way Sun handled the release of MySQL 5.1, Monty Widenius has parted ways with the company and will be starting his own enterprise.
In a blog post, Widenius cited the botched release of MySQL 5.1 as the motivation for him to offer his immediate resignation back in August 2008.
Widenius wrote: "The main reason for leaving was that I am not satisfied with the way the MySQL server has been developed... In particular I would have liked to see the server development be moved to a true open development environment that would encourage outside participation and without any need of differentiation on the source code. Sun has been considering opening up the server development, but the pace has been too slow."
Sun management and Widenius came to an agreement whereby Widenius would stay for three months, which turned into seven months, to assist with the MySQL development until they could find him a role within Sun.
Widenius will be creating his own company called Monty Program Ab that will work on the Maria project, a transactional storage engine for MySQL, and expects some of the existing Maria team members to move with him; other team members will remain within Sun.
Widenius stated that he still thought that Sun was the best possible buyer for MySQL.
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For Christians, the Christmas holiday is a time to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. In South Royalton, Vt., the birth of another man is memorialized year-round.
"Joseph was born on this site, December 23rd, 1805," said Elder Brian Schuck, the memorial director.
Joseph Smith was born in a small farmhouse where a stone plaque now rests. A few feet away, a granite monument towers over the hillside to pay tribute to Smith, the founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints-- commonly known as the Mormon Church.
"While he prayed, a pillar of light came down out of heaven, two personages appeared to him and one of them called him by name and said Joseph, this is my beloved son, hear him. He realized he was talked to God, the father, and his son Jesus Christ," Schuck said.
Books about Smith, his family tree, and maps of the property are all on display at the Joseph Smith Birthplace Memorial. The exhibit is free and open to the public.
"When people come, we tell them about his history, about his life and we have an hour-long film in the theater that people can watch that also shows his life," Schuck said.
"It has a special spirit here, it has a great atmosphere and the people of Vermont is an added bonus," said Bob Dunkle, a church member.
Another bonus, every holiday season, is the annual Christmas light display. Taking a quiet drive around the 400-acre property, the festive feeling of the holiday is impossible to miss, including a covered bridge made entirely of lights. There are 160,000 in all.
"I'm glad for the amount of work that they put in to these lights, it takes them a couple months for them to put them all up, and it is certainly worth coming up to see," Dunkle said.
"We are proud of who we are and we want people to be able to learn more about us," Schuck said. "There are a lot of misconceptions about members of the church in this country and we want to help inform people of who we are and where our origins are and why we are what we are."
A church shining bright this holiday season, whose founder is a hometown boy.
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Five: A Spectacle
Editor's Note: A few weeks ago, we ran an interview with "e", the creator of "Five: A Comic About Poop, And A Boy
With No Feet." He said we could put up more of his comics when we liked, so here they are. I like them. And there are more on his site.
"this story was the first half of a 16 page issue written in 1998, and summarily forgotten. some of the panels had been scribbled out onto post-it-notes, and in a certain light remain a more provocative body of illustrations than the ones that follow.
"this comic is a return to the style i had adopted for the first issue. terse, and unresolved."
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Hey.....the signs....the ones that say "The BEast" and "Where is Rabbi Waxman", I know those.....they are religious pamphlets......I dont know what it has to do with anything....but thats what they are. We take those and white out hte words to put in our own stuff.
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Hmm...yet another broody brit...oh, wow...such a savant...and...can i possibly find another lame excuse for...ellipses...
As much as I appreciate minimalist/existential/surrealist/neo-emo-wtfe cartoons, i'm still reminded that musique concr
It's very disturbing.
I found Jesus! He was behind the sofa the whole time!
i think its really demented, but has some thing hidden in it, like an underline meaning. did you see the "A", "C", "D" letters in the fifth box, the "A" was pointing at a hole. "A-hole"
This is so disturbing and confusing. WTF is this? what does it mean? Where's Teed off Turd? Where is my sandwich? This cartoon raises many questions and i think the proper name for this is a piece of shit!
I liked this comic. I thought it was strange and kind of gory and I like that stuff because I'm a Goth and a Satanist but I didn't quite understand anything about it. I'm still trying to figure it out. I fear it is too complex for my mind. I came to this site because I love shit. Shit makes me laugh. I didn't come here to use my mind and have to think about anything.
Ok I think I figured this comic out and this is what I have come up with:There isn't anything to figure out, there's no hidden meaning to this comic at all. Read the other comics about this little white kid and they all go in order and you will see that everything in this comic's meaning is just as it says and has no hidden meaning. Anyone who says that it has nothing to do with shit is terribly wrong.
Well, today I've seen two rather disturbing poop comics here. The lighthearted pooped-my-pants stories on the site make up for it, though... thank goodness...
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Hey Dude SongtextHow can I continue to survive,
when a soda-pop is dropping all the time,
and the gravity's project behind a whore,
listen up because your daddy is a bore.
And who can fly a rocket to the moon, when the two of us be dropping our tunes,
any slip between the shadow of the day,
I don't know because I wanna make you pay (hey hey).
Hey dude,
do you wanna go wrong the way,
heart-breakers and the motown shakers,
and the fakers in the Tampa Bay,
white women and they don't stop swimming,
I got a finger in the Tampa Bay,
(hey, hey, hey)
Bob Dylan was a vegetable's wife,
game over, hope you had a good life,
hey dude, hey dude,
sock it to me baby,
do you wanna go the wrong way?
I'll take you for a ride,
watching now I love you all the time,
careful what you do about the wild, wild women,
and all the fingers in the Tampa Bay,
and all the fingers in the town,
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WASHINGTON - The U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration proposed Friday to toughen its 27-year-old asbestos exposure limit - a threshold so weak that it impeded the discovery of a health disaster from a Montana vermiculite mine.
MSHA's lapse also has had fallout for Sacramento and scores of other cities, where the asbestos-tainted Montana ore was shipped for decades for use in making attic insulation and other products. As in the mining town of Libby, Mont., workers at the plants continued to be exposed to the dust for years, while patterns of asbestos-related illnesses went unnoticed.
The new rule is designed to prevent a recurrence. David Dye, an MSHA deputy chief, said it "would help improve the health of American miners."
Since 1994, MSHA has allowed miners to be exposed to 20 times more of the potentially deadly or disabling fibers than is permitted for nonmining workers. Public health experts have yet to identify a safe exposure level to asbestos.
Agency officials began efforts to toughen the rule in response to the Libby catastrophe, in which routine MSHA air samplings failed from 1978-92 to detect asbestos.
After a Seattle Post-Intelligencer report in late 1999, federal health officials found that asbestos-related illnesses had killed and sickened hundreds of miners and Libby residents.
In early 2000, an audit by the Labor Department's inspector general's office found that MSHA had directed its testing laboratory to initially analyze dust samples with microscopes too weak to specifically identify asbestos. Only if the tests produced general counts of fibers that exceeded the agency's threshold of 2 fibers per cubic centimeter of air were the labs permitted to get a closer look with more expensive, high-powered microscopes. The weaker microscopes were unable to see the smallest fibers, reducing the counts.
As a result of the audit, MSHA increased its use of electron microscopes and is proposing to toughen its exposure threshold to 0.1 fiber per cubic centimeter, the same as the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration's limit.
Once the stronger microscopes were deployed, MSHA turned up elevated asbestos counts in a Minnesota taconite mine.
At hearings during the rulemaking process, representatives of the mining, stone, sand and gravel industries made similar arguments.
Experts for the W.R. Grace & Co., which owned the Montana vermiculite mine from 1963 until it closed in 1990, also argued that most particles in the air in Montana were cleavage fragments, smaller particles created by breakage during the crushing or grinding process.
Dr. Aubrey Miller, a Denver-based, senior medical officer and toxicologist for the Environmental Protection Agency, expressed skepticism.
"Some of W.R. Grace's experts feel that Libby fibers are nearly all cleavage fragments," said Miller, who helped unravel the Libby disease toll. "If this is true, then clearly cleavage fragments are toxic."
Still, an early draft of MSHA's proposed rule, a copy of which was obtained by the Minneapolis Star Tribune, stated that cleavage fragments may be "erroneously" counted as asbestos fibers and that the proposed rule "would minimize these errors." The formal proposal, with input from an inter-agency task force, dropped that language and said MSHA is sticking to its current definition of asbestos. MSHA spokesman Dirk Fillpot said any change would require consultation with other agencies, scientific evaluation and "unnecessary delays."
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Of all the things America didn't need at the moment, a seemingly irreparable divide between President Obama and his top commander in Afghanistan, Gen. Stanley McChrystal, has to rank pretty highly. Yet, that's just what we have following the release of some disdainful comments that McChrystal and his team made about the president and members of his administration to Rolling Stone magazine (read the article here — note that I've updated the link so that it goes to Rolling Stone's own website … and be forewarned that it includes language we wouldn't print in the AJC).
Perhaps we should have seen this coming. I defended McChrystal last September when he told "60 Minutes" that he'd had very limited contact with the president since taking command in Afghanistan. His comments then, I believe, were straight-forward answers to straight-forward questions. The Rolling Stone article appears to be another animal altogether. Americans have to be "disappointed" — to use McChrystal's
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What's the difference between intelligence and imagination, and which is more useful in alleviating the human condition?
The difference between imagination and knowledge can be sharply defined. The difference between imagination and intelligence does not appear to be as easily delineated. One might say imagination is a subgroup of intelligence, but doesn't imagination often encompass the seemingly illogical? Or it might be said imagination is the catalyst for intellectual innovation, but isn't the imagined an interpolation of logical musing?
Albert Einstein said "Imagination is more important than knowledge." But what about intelligence and imagination?
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Dec 9 2013: It's not either-or. One does not need to reach a definite verdict about imagination in order to enjoy it or to use it for scientific, literature, etc progress. Imagination can be both logical or illogical. That's exactly its advantage. Because imagination lies in the theoretical domain and theory can be logical or illogical. Perhaps imagination can be defined as a very long-range observing instrument installed at the frontiers of the intelligence.
The duty of intelligence is to observe the diverse creations//findings of the imagination and make the right distinctions between which of them are logical and which illogical, which are ethical and which unethical, which are applicable in the real life (science, social relationship, .......) and which in the imaginary life (science fiction, literature, .........), which are useful in the real life and which are harmful in the real life, and so on.
Dec 9 2013: So who benefits from intelligent decision making? The one making the decision? Those who are affected by the decision? Both or Neither? Does it matter if it affects rational observers or inanimate objects? So is a decision made intelligently actually rational and logical? I guess it will depend on the scope on how you understand how things work or the desirable outcome in which one would seek. Oh I wish life had 1 to 1 relationships in regards to intelligent decision making.
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Distinguished Visiting Artist Samuel Ramey, Director of Opera Marie Allyn King and Director of the School of Performing Arts, Linda Starkey, accompanied student singers at the Opera Scenes competition during the National Opera Association Convention, Jan. 9-12, in New York City. The WSU team won first place in Division II for its performance of a scene from the musical "Susannah."
Theresa Cooper, clinical educator in the School of Nursing, was selected as a Scholar in the Faculty Development Collaborative Program in Geriatrics for 2014.
Dan Close, associate professor in the Elliott School of Communication, attended the three-day 2014 Ted Scripps Leadership Institute in Kansas City, a program of the Scripps Howard Foundation, March 7-9. The program brings Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) chapter leaders together to share ideas and plan the year's activities. Close was recently elected to a membership chair position for the Kansas Professional Chapter of SPJ.
Ted Adler, associate professor in the School of Art and Design, has achieved every artist's dream: an exhibition in New York City, the epicenter of the contemporary art world. Adler has been invited to showcase a solo exhibition at Jane Hartsook Gallery in Greenwich Village. The exhibition, titled "Concrescence," ran Feb. 28-March 27.
Rick Pappas, physical educator, Human Performance Studies Department, has been selected by the Kansas Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance to be the lead representative in working with the Kansas Health Foundation and Healthy Kansas Schools organizations to assess the physical activity aspect of the Kansas wellness policy across the state.
Professor Alicia Huckstadt, director of Graduate Programs for the School of Nursing, secured one of the largest grants in the school's history, a two-year, $692,576 award from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The money will help nursing students who may not otherwise have been able to continue their education.
A number of WSU faculty contributed to an article accepted for publication by the International Journal of Speech-Language Pathology: Susan Parsons, assistant professor in the School of Nursing; Antje Mefferd, assistant professor in the Communication Sciences and Disorders; Douglas Parham, assistant professor in the Communication Sciences and Disorders; Jeremy Patterson, associate professor and director of the Human Performance Lab. The article was titled, "Hydration in older adults: The contribution of bioelectrical impedance analysis."
Associate Professor Betty Elder, School of Nursing, and Assistant Professor and Coordinator of the Accelerated BSN Program Deb Pile, have a MURPA grant for "Development and Evaluation of a Diet and Exercise Monitoring System for Elementary School Children in grades K-4."
Kellie Thiessen, instructor in the School of Nursing, was recently awarded an Institute for Gender and Health Community Support Program travel award from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. She will receive $2,500 to fund her oral presentation in Prague this summer. Thiessen successfully completed her doctorate at the University of Manitoba in the Applied Health Sciences Doctoral Program.
Animesh Chakravarthy, assistant professor with joint appointments in the Departments of Aerospace Engineering and Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, received a Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Program Award from the National Science Foundation (NSF). The CAREER Program is a foundation-wide activity that offers the NSF's most prestigious awards in support of junior faculty who exemplify the role of teacher-scholars through outstanding research, excellent education and the integration of education and research within the context of the mission of their organizations. Chakravarthy received this 5-year grant, the most sought-after NSF recognition a new faculty member can receive, for his proposal titled "Generalizations in Obstacle Avoidance Theory." His award constitutes only the third instance of a WSU faculty winning this award since its inception.
Michael Rogers, chair of Human Performance Studies, was invited to teach 14 hours of lecture and workshops to physical therapists and physicians from 22 Latin American countries. The Train the Trainer Conference took place Jan. 16-19 in Lima, Peru. The subject of his presentation was balance training for older adults. He was invited to present a two-hour lecture and workshop for "Balance Training for the Older Athlete" at the IDEA Personal Trainer Institute East, March 2, in Alexandria, Va.
Royce Smith, director of the School of Art and Design, was invited by the Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen in Germany to present a lecture on his work curating the 2015 Bienal de Asuncion in Paraguay. Biennales are large-scale art exhibitions that usually attract global audiences. The theme of the biennale, "El Primer Grito de Libertad" ("The First Cry of Liberty"), engages the idea of American identity and how it expands beyond its association with the United States in North, Central and South American cultures, as well as the Caribbean. The ZKM Center for Art and Media in Karsruhe, Germany, has flown Smith to Germany, where he will represent not only WSU but the interests of greater dialogues in the American art world.
Professor Deborah Ballard-Reisch, Kansas Health Foundation Distinguished Chair in Strategic Communication at the Elliott School of Communication, presented her paper, "Exploring issues of gender and sexuality in which an M2F transition occurs after the relationship has been established," at the 2014 Gender & Sexuality in Kansas Conference held March 7 at the Marcus Welcome Center. The paper was co-authored with Christine Aramburu Alegria from the University of Nevada Reno.
Jennifer Tiernan, assistant professor at the Elliott School, presented her paper, "When online friendships become real: How an online mothering support group moved offline and used the Internet to create 'real' relationships," at the 2014 Gender and Sexuality in Kansas Conference on March 7.
Judith Frick, executive transition and succession planning specialist at the Center for Community Support and Research, presented on Succession Planning and Leadership Transition at the National BoardSource Conference in Los Angeles.
Michael Rogers, chair of Human Performance Studies, and colleague, Jeff Forman, a massage therapist from De Anza College in Cupertino, Calif., published "Effect of deep stripping massage alone or with eccentric resistance on hamstring strength and length" in the Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies (18, 139-144, 2014). Additionally, along with colleagues from the University of Auckland, New Zealand, and the University of Seville, Spain, Rogers published "Effects of a 12-wk whole-body vibration based intervention to improve type 2 diabetes" in Maturitas (vol 77, pp 52-58, 2014).They found that a 12-week intervention using whole-body vibration is feasible, safe and effective in improving glycemic profile, lipid-related cardiovascular risk factors, and functional capacity among 50 type 2 diabetes mellitus patients in a primary care setting.
Janet Brown, associate professor and education and social sciences librarian in the WSU Libraries had an article entitled "Citation Searching for Tenure and Promotion: An Overview of Issues and Tools" published in the Feb. 2014 issue of Reference Services Review.
Susan Sterrett, Department of Philosophy's Curtis D. Gridley distinguished professor of history and philosophy of science, has an article forthcoming in the journal Studies in History and Philosophy of Science, "The Morals of Model-Making," which appeared online as an article in press on Dec. 17. It is currently No. 1 on the list of the journal's most downloaded articles, and can be viewed for free. Princeton University Press has also published a book Sterrett co-authored with computer scientist Donald Loveland and mathematician Richard Hodel called "Three Views of Logic: Mathematics, Philosophy, and Computer Science." The book is an unusual logic textbook because it is interdisciplinary and it presents advanced topics in logic in a way that does not require previous advanced training in logic and mathematics. Sterrett authored the part of the book entitled "Philosophical Logic," discussing nonclassical "relevance logic," which is useful in dealing with databases that contain contradictory statements. Further description of the book can be found on the Princeton University Press website.
Associate Professor Danny Bergman, Assistant Professor Katie Mason and Associate Professor Ashlie Jack, Curriculum and Instruction Department, recently co-authored: "Krutka, D.G., Bergman, D., Flores, R., Mason, K., & Jack, A.R (2014). Microblogging about teaching: Nurturing participatory culture through collaborative online reflection with pre-service teachers." Teaching and Teacher Education (40, 1. 83-93).
Mary Koehn, associate professor and coordinator of Interprofessional Education and associate dean of the College of Health Professions, recently co-authored "Charles, S., Koehn, M., Uhlig, P. Shepherd, M. Developing a faculty collaborative model across multiple institutions. Workshop presentation at the 14th International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH), Jan. 25 – 29, 2014, San Francisco."
Seth Bate, director of leadership development at the Center for Community Support and Research, recently wrote an article that was published in the winter 2014 journal of the Kansas Leadership Center, For the Common Good. The article is titled, "Acts of Courage."
Sonja Armbruster, public health initiatives coordinator at the Center for Community Support and Research, recently co-authored "Change Resistors: People Who Block Change Initiatives and 5 Tips to Overcome Resistance." Armbruster, Sonja, Moran, John, and Beitsch, Leslie. (2013) Commentary: Change Resistors: People Who Block Change Initiatives and 5 Tips to Overcome Resistance. J. Public Health Management Practice, (19, 5. 483-484).
Teresa Strausz, community engagement and learning coordinator at the Center for Community Support and Research, recently co-authored "An OD Engagement at a Hospital in Bolivia." Cole, Angelyn R., Maddox, Jim, Reed, Tommy, Sherman, Denise Curry, Strausz, Teresa, Swilley, Lori, and White, Daniel. (2013) An OD Engagement at a Hospital in Bolivia. OD Practioner, (45, 3. 36-42).
Professor Mark Glaser, Hugo Wall School of Urban and Public Affairs, was quoted in the Jan. 27 issue of Forbes in a story titled, "The Transformation of Medellín, and the Surprising Company Behind It."
Elliott School Director Matthew Cecil was interviewed for the New Books Network podcast recently. Cecil's book, "Hoover's FBI and the Fourth Estate: The Campaign to Control the Press and the Bureau's Image," was released by the University Press of Kansas.
Amy DeVault, assistant professor of communication, organized a Kansas Scholastic Press Association regional competition for about 200 high school journalism students, Feb. 28, at the Elliott School of Communication. The contest qualifies students to compete in the Kansas state high school journalism competition. Faculty, staff and area professionals were invited to judge submissions.
Jeff Noble, assistant professor in the Department of Sport Management, was interviewed by the Wichita Eagle for his expertise regarding the secondary ticket market for collegiate and professional sporting events. Read the entire article at kansas.com/2014/02/15/3291849/prices-for-wichita-state-tickets.html.
Mike Ross, sport management educator, has been interviewed on camera and for numerous online news articles by KAKE and KWCH TV for his teaching activities. He's also been interviewed by the New York Times.
A video featuring Jeremy Patterson, associate professor and director of the Human Performance Lab, was featured along with students from the Human Performance Studies (HPS) Department. The video is about the Sway Balance iPhone Application and its creator, Chase Curtiss, an HPS grad and this spring's commencement speaker. You can watch the video on the company's YouTube channel: http://youtu.be/ZMaSZz2Ycdo.
Professor Ron Matson, acting dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, was quoted as a sociologist in a Wichita Eagle article published March 3, "Legal marijuana in Kansas? Unlikely for now," by Roy Wenzl. Matson talked about the legalization of marijuana as a social movement and where the debate is headed after the impact of the new revenue is considered. Read the entire article at www.kansas.com/2014/03/03/3323410/legal-medical-marijuana-in-kansas.html.
Joyce McEwen Crane, strategic development coordinator at the Center for Community Support and Research, recently received certification as a Professional Coach (PCC) from the International Coach Federation. Joyce serves as a leadership and mentor coach for people in positions of leadership in organizations throughout the state.
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Judy Hatfield is a 64-year-old woman who has lived in the same home for 18 years. She is being evicted, along with six of her neighbors, because the former landlords decided to sell the property to a development company called J&J Holdings, which plans to turn the apartments into condominiums.
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Looks like you're in the front row. According to Editor and Publisher, Jerry Gallegos, superintendent of the press gallery at the GOP convention, became indignant on opening night after filmmaker-turned-USA Today columnist Michael Moore was delayed and surrounded by security guards several times on his way to the convention press table.
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Demonstrating yet again how dangerous it is for him to venture into public unaided by a teleprompter, President Bush managed to provide some startling insight into what this war on terror business is really all about last week during an interview on NBC's "Today" show.
As the Bush campaign gathered steam and began setting the election agenda at its New York City convention, John Kerry was literally floundering around at a photo op. There's seems to be some macho "Xtreme" sports thing the 60-year-old Democrat nominee has in his system. Snowboarding into Secret Service agents was the first hint the public got of it. Riding a Harley onto the stage of Jay Leno's show was another.
Dateline: Saudi Arabia—Apparently, the Middle East is crazy for Danish Modern. Three men were trampled to death when more than 20,000 people stormed the grand opening of the first IKEA showroom in Saudi Arabia. Sixteen shoppers were injured at the Swedish-based furniture store opening in Jeddah. Medics revived another 20 who had fainted in the crush. The company had promised free vouchers worth $150 to the first 50 people. In a statement issued to the press, IKEA said the company had worked closely with Saudi security officials to plan the opening.


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[QUOTE=devarts;658528]I'll be atttending a bachelor party with my two sons in Vegas. Before all the shenanigans begin, we will have a day to spend riding.
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Jump? Where to? Sorry I've been there done that. Ride what you enjoy most.
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That's what I' looking for thanks VegasRob
I'll be heading through tomorrow and might want to stop. Is there a better motel? One's to avoid?
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Issues? Please not yet. Especially leave the final drive be.
Why not have BMW of Manhattan or Cliff's in CY fix it? The warranty is good anywhere. VegasRob
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That's my issue right now. The stools not in any available "package" here in Vegas. I love the yellow. Reminds me of a bumblebee.
I laughed too. Thanks.
Thank you for putting this thread in it's rightful place. I like to park by the front door of the hotel. Preferably with a 24 hour desk clerk. Otherwise in front of the room. The bikes usually filthy...
And not with some little justification I might add.
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I switched to the dark side. The models with floor boards are a bit clunky but don't hurt.
If you give up brand loyalty, the ST1300 is a great bike. But like shoes, one size doesn't fit all. Check put http://www.st-owners.com/. If dealer availability were the only concern then Harley has...
Mute point now. You needed to take it back to the dealer. They would have covered any potential future problems. You fixed it you own it now LOL.
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Following the Ole Miss Rebels 41-24 win over the Mississippi State Bulldogs at the Egg Bowl this past weekend, the fans came onto the field at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium to celebrate victory.
Unfortunately for the Rebels, the Southeastern Conference has decided to fine the school as a result of the postgame celebration.
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Either this is a Supergirl whose holding the rifle for another cosplay friend or just a very confused Supergirl fan.
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You've been invited to a Halloween party and you have the perfect outfit. A sexy tight fitting nuns costume. Then you re read the invite and see it has a side note "costumes must be in bad taste". Not wanting to have to buy another costume you throw a pillow under the skirt and head out.
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Dear Eli Roth, Sam Rami, the guys who made SAW, or even Rob Zombie.
Please make your next horror maniac a guy in this costume. It's scary enough as it is and the killers stick could be he removes people's adam's apples and bread baskets from their living bodies with giant, razor sharp tweezers. The movie ends with the killer being electrocuted but not badly enough to stop sequels.
It'd be called OPERATION: Batteries not included
If this gets made all I want is an executive producer credit.
The previous Operation costume was scary but in a different way.
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The Dark Knight made a bucket load of cash and while Batman was the hero everyone loved The Joker. So get ready for every Halloween party to have at least 5 jokers. And if you dead set on going as The Joker then you better make sure your costume is as good as this one.
Or you'll end up looking like the ones below.
Even worse is if you leave your costume buying till the last minute, and have to get a rental costume, you'll end up with something like this.
My bet would be to pick a movie that hasn't come out yet (Watchmen for instance) and go there.
Bad Taste Area: If you really want to make a scene (in a bad taste way) you can try this costume idea and dress up as Heath Ledger.
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