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It's always fun to see a petite GF send some naked pics, especially when they are taken right inside her own bedroom. She is a naughty little brat, that pulls up her shirt and flashes us her perky tiny tits. They may be small, but I'm sure you can wrap a hand around each of them and squeeze for hours. Every time I come back to this blog I always see it's updated with cute amateur teens taking off their clothes and sending us amazing homemade pictures. So you know I always come back for more. There is a story to be told behind every girlfriend's amateur picture, and I'm here to tell it!


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Can we create a sustainability model based on compassion and a willingness to help first before we talk about money?
Can we create an economy based on compassionate individuals socializing with other individuals motivated by the desire to better our species rather than generating profit? I understand food, clothing, and shelter are necessary but then after that, how can we capitalize on an inherent desire to socialize and help others and create an economy and social network that demonstrates the best about human beings?
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There have been plenty of comments regarding this topic in a similar debate here:
Would society benefit or suffer from volunteering replacing employment?
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Public health never stays in just one place. It stays with you while you're on the move, keeping you safe no matter your mode of transportation. Public health — one could say — is the perfect traveling companion.
In fact, the simple act of using a seat belt may be one of the most recognizable public health victories: From 1981 to 2010, seat belt use rose from 11 percent to about 85 percent, saving hundreds of thousands of lives. Nowadays, it just seems strange to see someone not buckle up. But the job's not done. Drivers, passengers, pedestrians and bicyclists still face preventable dangers on the road. Plus, a new national movement is quickly gaining momentum to design our communities with safe walking, biking and physical activity opportunities in mind. Let's move forward together.
Did You Know?
- More than half of drivers and passengers killed in car crashes in 2009 were not wearing restraints.46 In just one year, traffic-related deaths and injuries to drivers and passengers cost $70 billion in medical costs and lost productivity.
- In 2010, more than 4,200 pedestrians died in traffic crashes — a 4 percent increase from 2009.That same year about 70,000 pedestrians were injured in traffic crashes.
- More than 600 bicyclists died in motor vehicle crashes in 2010 and 52,000 were injured.
- More than 15 people are killed every day in the U.S. and more than 1,200 are injured in crashes involving a distracted driver.
- Motor vehicle-related injuries are the leading cause of death among U.S. children.51 However, child safety seats reduce the risk of death by 71 percent for infants and by 54 percent for children ages 1 to 4 years old.
- Up to $11.80 in benefits can be gained for every $1 invested in bicycling and walking opportunities. States with the highest levels of biking and walking also have the lowest levels of costly chronic disease, such as high blood pressure, obesity and diabetes.
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Start small...
- Always buckle your seat belt no matter how short the trip and don't be shy about reminding others to do the same.
- That text message can wait! Don't text while driving. Learn more at www.distraction.gov.
- Never drive impaired or let friends or family drive impaired. If you know you'll be drinking alcohol, make plans in advance that don't require you to drive, such as having a designated driver.
- Be an alert pedestrian — always be mindful when using intersections.
- Always wear a helmet when on a motorcycle or bicycle. If you're a driver, be mindful that you're sharing the road with more vulnerable travelers.
- Become familiar with the proper vehicle restraint systems for your child depending on his or her weight, height and age. For example, infants and toddlers through age 2 should be placed in rear-facing child safety seats, while children ages 2 to 4 should be placed in forward-facing child safety seats.
- Get involved with efforts to promote safe biking and walking to school, such as your local Safe Routes to School Program.
- If possible, choose to walk or bike to daily destinations, such as to work or school. Choosing biking or walking over driving is an easy way to integrate routine physical activity into your life.
Think big...
- Write a letter to the editor to your newspaper or to decision-makers in support of transportation funding decisions that support and encourage all modes of travel, including biking, walking and public transit. Right now, less than 2 percent of federal transportation funds go toward biking and walking.
- Support alcohol screening and brief intervention programs in your community as well as graduated driver's license laws for new drivers.
- Get involved in local chapters of biking and walking advocacy groups, such as the League of American Bicyclists. Plan events to coincide with national observances, such as National Child Passenger Safety Week in September.
- Organize a community biking or walking group. Consider planning events that connect with other healthy opportunities, such as biking to a local farmers market or holding a community walking audit.
- Educate yourself on how local transportation, infrastructure and land use decisions affect your community's ability to safely choose walking, biking or public transit over driving. Voice your support for decisions that accommodate all modes of travel. Biking and walking make our communities exercise-friendly, improve community cohesion, make our neighborhoods safer and reduce harmful motor vehicle pollution. Inclusive transportation planning is good for public health.
- Support complete streets policies, which ensure that transportation planners design communities with all users — of all ages and abilities — in mind.
- When contacting policymakers, make sure to cite the return on investment of simple preventive measures, such as child safety seats and children's bicycle helmets (see Quick Facts at the beginning of this section).
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It will be difficult for Obama to run on "Hope & Change" and "Yes We Can" in the upcoming election as both of these slogans will simply remind the populace of the great distance between the public's expectations and the administrations actual performance. Conversely, I doubt we will see any campaign slogans that actually fit Obama's performance . . . luckily, we have readers like you!


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Benning Road
Benning Road is a heavily traveled street in Washington, D.C., and Prince George's County, Maryland.[1] The street runs from an intersection in the northeast quadrant of the city at Bladensburg Road, Florida Avenue, Maryland Avenue, H Street and 15th Street, southeast over the Anacostia River on the Benning Bridge into the neighborhood of Benning. It continues southeast across East Capitol Street into the southeast quadrant, crossing Southern Avenue and the D.C.-Maryland boundary into Maryland, ending at an intersection with Marlboro Pike (a former alignment of Maryland Route 4).
In 2009 work commenced on a $38 million improvement project for the road which included adding street car tracks.[1] In 2013 the first street car in Washington, D.C., in more than 50 years will begin operating on Benning Road.[2]
A Metro station was opened here in 1980 but this is not within easy walking distance of the local facilities as the neighborhood has a suburban style with access mainly by automobile.[3]
In the late 18th century, "Captain" William Benning came from Virginia and purchased 330 acres (1.3 km2) in the area. Around 1830 (though not all sources agree on the date),[4][5] he built the Benning Bridge as a toll bridge, one of the earliest crossings over the Anacostia River.[6] "Benning's Road" appears on maps as far back as 1861, and with the bridge was an important eastern route in and out of the District.[6][7][8][9] An 1886 U.S. Geological Survey map shows Benning's Road ending at "Bowen Road",[8] which was later named Marlboro Pike in Maryland (and routed as Maryland Route 4 through about 1960).
- ^ a b Ashley Halsey III (December 14, 2009). "Renovation of Benning Road in NE D.C. nears completion". Washington Post.
- ^ "Sneak Peek of the Modern DC Streetcar". WTTG. May 3, 2010.
- ^ Washington at home: an illustrated history of neighborhoods in the Nation's capital, Columbia Historical Society (Washington, D.C.), 1988, p. 225
- ^ Linda Wheeler (October 25, 1997). "Benning Heights' Twists and Turns". The Washington Post. Retrieved May 7, 2010.
- ^ "Local roads scholars give streets'history". The Washington Times. June 25, 1992. Retrieved May 7, 2010.("Benning Road, for example, was named after the late William Benning. He was responsible for constructing the Anacostia toll bridge in 1805...."
- ^ a b Lapp, Joe. Kenilworth: A D.C. Neighborhood by the Anacostia River (Humanities Council of Washington D.C. 2006), Accessed May 7, 2010
- ^ Joe Lapp (November 2005). "Kenilworth: A Northeast Neighborhood by the Anacostia River". East of the River. Retrieved May 7, 2010.
- ^ a b Upper Marlboro-East Washington, DC Quadrangle, Northwest Quadrant, USGS (1886)("Benning's Road" appears on 1886 USGS Map)
- ^ Benning Road Corridor Redevelopment Framework Plan (District of Columbia Office of Planning, 2008)("Benning Road has historically been a significant thoroughfare in the District")
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Product DescriptionVittoria Rock
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Date Reviewed: November 8, 2003
Strengths: Ventilation, light weight, stiff yet very comfy, good traction, very well made.
Weaknesses: road shoes looking, toe spikes are so long that I don't think I will ever put them on. Fox model come with only 2 straps.
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Victtoria makes road products so you can find the stiifness and comfort in these MTB shoes as well, I only hope their design can look 'meaner' like Sidi or Adidas. I will give it 5 chillis for its light feel and performance, worth double than what I paid for.
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Price Paid: $40.00
Purchased At: Ebay
Similar Products Used: Shimano, special'zd.
Bike Setup: Sugar 3+ w/ shimano M536 padel
Date Reviewed: August 10, 2003
Strengths: Great Fit, light, stiff, simple velcro closure, durable so far, very breathable, hand made in Italy - so they claim. Mold to my feet like they were custom made.
Weaknesses: None at all - I was somewhat concerned about the lack of protection over the toe but the Lorica shows barely any wear.
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Price Paid: $85.00
Similar Products Used: Time shoes.
Bike Setup: full suspension trail bike
Date Reviewed: August 20, 2002
Strengths: Everything.....light weight and like the other reviews mention, they are so confortable it is like wearing your favorite slippers
Weaknesses: None so far other than hard to find.
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Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid: $50.00
Purchased At: EBay
Similar Products Used: Specialized Pro, Sidi Dominators, several Nike shoes, Specialized
Bike Setup: Titus Racer X with all the lightweight goodies.
Date Reviewed: September 29, 2001
Strengths: This shoe im reviewing is the Vittoria 2002 Raider model, the shoe is lightweight, better than my old Diadora's by very far, this product is awesome!! i recommend it for XCers, and their road shoes, whoa they are the weight in total of one Shimano Shoe, for DHers i recommend the Vittoria Fox, and for on the cyclotrainer a pair of Vittoria Vitamin's most certainly do the job.
Weaknesses: None Whatsoever
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Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Purchased At: Sponsored Shoes, got them sent to me
Similar Products Used: Diadoro Chilli's
Bike Setup: Mongoose PRO, XTR/XT/LX, CODA, Hutchinson, Mavic Rims
Date Reviewed: April 21, 1999
super comfortable
can't think of any
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more than 3 years
Similar Products Used:
various specialized,
nike, shimano, scott, look, etc.
Bike Setup:
Y-22 with 535s
Date Reviewed: March 16, 1999
light, stiff, super comfortable
easy to scuff and beat up
Bottom Line:
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technical and elusive
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Similar Products Used:
entry-level older Vittorias and Specialized Comp
Bike Setup:
Klein Attitude with Time Pedals
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My life as a Twitter spammer
January 28th, 2012 at 9:52 am by Dr. Drang
Something weird is going on with Twitter's shortened links. I don't know how it's happening, but there must be several people on Twitter who think I'm using fake accounts to spam them with links to one of my posts.
I get many visits from people following links from the t.co domain, Twitter's own link shortening service. That isn't unusual. Like many bloggers, I often tweet a link to a post I've just written. But when a post I didn't tweet about starts getting hits from t.co, it means someone else has tweeted a link to me. Obviously, if my Twitter handle is included in the tweet, there's no mystery; I'll probably already have seen the link in my mentions. Sometimes, though, the link comes without a mention, and if I have the time I try to find out who did it.
Yesterday morning I was home from work, trying to fight off the beginning of a cold (unsuccessfully), so I had the time. I went to twitter.com and searched for "leancrew." Twitter initially shows the "top" tweets, using whatever algorithm it has for determining "top," but you can switch to "all" tweets from a little popup menu near the top of the page.
When I did that, a bunch of obvious spam appeared in the results.
"Leancrew" didn't appear in any of these tweets, but by hovering over the link I could see the URL of one of my posts in the popup.
WTF? You won't be surprised to learn, I'm sure, that clicking those link takes you not to my post but to a site that purports to be giving away iPads. So why does the little popup show one of my URLs?
My understanding of that popup is that it's supposed to show the resolved URL of the link, that is, the URL at the end of the redirect chain. For example, if you just post a regular, direct URL into your tweet, Twitter will turn it into a short t.co link which redirects to the original. That's one step of redirection. If, however, you paste a j.mp link into your tweet, Twitter wraps that into a t.co link before posting and you now have two steps of redirection: from t.co to j.mp and then from j.mp to the original site.
Some of this information is included in the tweet entities section of the tweet. For example, let's look at this non-spam tweet:
BoingBoing: Lego Moleskine notebooks j.mp/AlbEFV
— macdrifter (@macdrifter) Sat Jan 28 2012
By going to Twitter's Exploring the Twitter API page we can see what this tweet is composed of by issuing a GET on the URL
https://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/show.json?id= 163262396130017281&include_entities=true
In the JSON that's returned, the
entities part looks like this:
"entities": {
"user_mentions": [],
"urls": [
"url": "http://t.co/2ukW7OSE",
"display_url": "j.mp/AlbEFV",
"indices": [
"expanded_url": "http://j.mp/AlbEFV"
"hashtags": []
url is the t.co-shortened link that Twitter made, the
expanded_url is the j.mp URL you pasted into the tweet,1 and
display_url is the text that appears in the tweet.
If you look at this tweet on its own page, you'll see that the popup shows the
But if you look at it in search results or a timeline, the popup shows the resolved URL that j.mp redirects to.
So what does this have to do with the spam tweets I saw? Well, if I GET one of the spams, the
entities section is
"entities": {
"urls": [
"url": "http://t.co/mNL7S05v",
"display_url": "hi24.info/c1b",
"expanded_url": "http://hi24.info/c1b",
"indices": [
"user_mentions": [
"id_str": "421544542",
"name": "Sifri y Quique",
"screen_name": "quiquesifri96",
"indices": [
"id": 421544542
"hashtags": []
which is very much like @macdrifter's tweet, with hi24.info URLs taking the place of the j.mp URLs.2
Somehow, then, when Twitter resolves that hi24.info URL to make the popup, it resolves to my post; but when a user clicks on it in a browser, it resolves to the spam page offering free iPads.
There's actually quite a long chain of redirects associated with that hi24.info URL. When I pass it to
wget, I get this reponse:
$ wget http://hi24.info/c1b
--2012-01-28 09:04:41-- http://hi24.info/c1b
Resolving hi24.info... 188.8.131.52
Connecting to hi24.info|184.108.40.206|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 302 Moved Temporarily
Location: http://oldcarreviews.info/index.php?t=1327316945403 [following]
--2012-01-28 09:04:41-- http://oldcarreviews.info/index.php?t=1327316945403
Resolving oldcarreviews.info... 22.214.171.124
Connecting to oldcarreviews.info|184.108.40.206|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 302 Moved Temporarily
Location: http://google.com/ [following]
--2012-01-28 09:04:43-- http://google.com/
Resolving google.com... 18.104.22.168, 22.214.171.124, 126.96.36.199, ...
Connecting to google.com|220.127.116.11|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 301 Moved Permanently
Location: http://www.google.com/ [following]
--2012-01-28 09:04:44-- http://www.google.com/
Resolving www.google.com... 22.214.171.124, 188.8.131.52, 220.127.116.11, ...
Connecting to www.google.com|188.8.131.52|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: unspecified [text/html]
To me, the weirdest thing is after redirecting to oldcarrierreviews.info, it redirects to google.com (twice). I don't understand how a google.com request ends up at a spam page.
Anyway, to bring this rambling post to a close, my guess is that h124.info uses the headers of the HTTP request to figure out whether it's getting an inquiry from Twitter or from a normal browser. If it's from Twitter, it returns an inoffensive URL (like mine); if it's from a browser (or
wget), it sets off the chain of redirects that lands at the spam page.
I'm kind of pissed at this. I don't want my domain associated with spam, but I don't know how to stop it. It's similar to when email spam spoofs your address, but I think most people know by now that email addresses can be spoofed. Twitter's stated reason for wrapping all links in t.co redirects is to reduce spam and keep us safe. In this case, not only is the spam getting through (the @bandurazqoeb3 and @klughadmq0 accounts are still active as I write this), but the users getting these spams would be justified in thinking I have something to do with them.
I tweeted a complaint to Twitter's @spam account but got no response. When I'm done posting this, I'll go through the steps in this security form to report the issue. But I don't see my career as an inadvertent Twitter spammer ending soon.
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Ben K says:
The systemic solution to all this is to eliminate all of the assinine redirection that Twitter forces on its users. Having to depend on the DNS authority of Colombia and the Northern Mariana Islands simply to convey your damn URL is fundamentally ridiculous.
Moreover, really, the problem with Twitter is that it's a commercial and closed single-point enterprise, rather than a system of distributed design (like Jabber, SMTP, etc.). But that's a whole other rant.
Dr. Drang says:
Given that Twitter is almost certainly the biggest promulgator of shortened links, it makes perfect sense for it to have its own URL shortener. I don't even object to all URLs in tweets being passed through it.
What bothers me here is Twitter trying to be clever and displaying what it thinks is the ultimate URL for the h124.info link. When it gets fooled by a spammer, it passes the deceit along to its users and makes me (and, I'm sure, many other innocent parties) look like accessories. If the popup simply showed the
expanded_url, users would know they're taking a chance with a shortened URL that could take them anywhere.
The samples I found were, of course, obvious spam. But whatever h124.info is doing could be applied to more sophisticated tweets that are written to look like legitimate messages.
Ben K says:
Right. But if Twitter didn't unequivocally adulterate everything resembling a URL that is pasted into a tweet, this whole discussion would be moot.
I suppose your explanation for Twitter's own (Colombia-based) shortener is somewhat reasonable, but then again, I don't understand the service's basic justification. After all, the purpose of the shortener is to reduce imposition against the 140-character display limit. But since Twitter is now storing the real URL behind the scenes, why can't the client simply link to it directly? What value does the "t.co" domain and its intermediate redirect bring to the table?
Dr. Drang says:
Clients can link to it directly. That's what I do in Dr. Twoot. Twitter's web site doesn't, probably because it wants to track clicks.
I assume Twitter started using t.co because:
- It wants to maintain the 140 character limit. This is necessary to send tweets via text message, although I have to believe very few people interact with Twitter that way anymore. More important, though, is that the limit is part of Twitter's character. It wouldn't be Twitter with longer messages.
- Other shorteners had stepped into the vacuum and were getting the "business" Twitter felt should be its own.
- It has some vague notion of monetizing t.co in the future.
Personally, I think using a 3rd-party shortener now that Twitter shortens all URLs is foolish and counterproductive. If you use bit.ly or j.mp you are responsible for the extra redirection, not Twitter.
That said, I think Twitter could simply count URLs as 20 characters (regardless of their actual length) and send the full URL out everywhere except in text messages. As you say, the full URL is being sent in most cases anyway.
Ben K says:
I agree with you that using any third-party redirector is foolish, fragile, and contrary to the purpose of URLs as uniform resource locators. May the earned wrath be upon those who employ them!
140-char tweets don't fit into SMS messages, and probably never did, unless the Twitter alphabet were limited to 7-bit ASCII. (Maybe it was at one time; I haven't looked into it.) Twitter apparently accepts up to 140 characters of Unicode, while an SMS message encoded in UTF-16 is limited to 70 chars—and that doesn't consider the prepended boilerplate like "@soandso: " before the message body.


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Yummy! I used buttons and portobellos, doubled the garlic, almond milk, soy mozzarella to cut fat and dried thyme. Super easy and very tasty!
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Recipe Time
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Total: 1 Hour, 43 Minutes
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 365
- Calories from fat: 0.0%
- Fat: 12.3g
- Saturated fat: 6.4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 4.4g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.4g
- Protein: 19.9g
- Carbohydrate: 11.1g
- Fiber: 7.5g
- Cholesterol: 24mg
- Iron: 2mg
- Sodium: 523mg
- Calcium: 379mg
- 1 (10-ounce) whole wheat Italian thin pizza crust (such as Boboli)
- Cooking spray
- 1 1/2 teaspoons olive oil, divided
- 1 (8-ounce) package presliced cremini or button mushrooms
- 1 (6-ounce) package presliced portobello mushrooms, coarsely chopped
- 1 1/2 teaspoons chopped fresh thyme
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
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Literary Magazine Review: Palooka (Issue 4)
Issue 4 (Print Edition)
Fall 2012
Review By Ashley Jean Granillo
Palooka is a contemporary literary magazine devoted to the art of composition – "a magazine of underdog excellence." A publisher of fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, drama, graphic short stories, graphic essays, comic strips, artwork, photography and multimedia – it seems as though there is no limitation when it comes to submissions, making Palooka fitting for creators of post modernism art. So what defines a text, exactly? The answer resides in the pieces showcased in Palooka's latest issue.
Upon first glance, Palooka appears to be a standard tour guide into the world of literature, but once a reader delves into its pages another world emerges. Editor Jonathan Starke offers a poetic note, summarizing the world Palooka has helped cultivate: "Sometimes we wonder how far down really goes or what it says about us that the death of beauty often becomes a show."
My journey began with Aaron Anstett's poem entitled, "Please List All Previous Addresses." It's a potent couplet piece with a meaning that doesn't present itself easily. The language, however, intrigued me. Especially the line: "…learns what's a weapon:/anything." Even as I type this I am re-reading each stanza in attempt to offer more than a simple line of refreshing syntax, but as with most post modern texts, not every rule (or any, actually) of literary analysis applies. Beautiful language – check!
Sean Thomas Dougherty's nonfiction piece, "Nowhere Near Somewhere," is extremely musical, and perhaps it has something to do with the incorporation of jazz and blues and pool cues. There is a culture being offered, not in imagery or plot alone, but in the words. There is a soul to this narrative, belting out notes from the loss and a memory in New Orleans. For those who struggle with finding the ground, Dougherty teaches readers that sinking is the way to breathing again:
…I watched him sink those balls, and for the first time in months I began to feel–to feel I was going to be able to find the ground. I fell into a pocket of felt…and I knew I had found the way that might lead me back from my long journey against grief and loss (20).
Although I have not had much exposure to graphic novels, aside from Persepolis and Maus, Dan Wolff's short, Quetzalcoatl Part One: Down the Rabbit Hole, was truly exceptional. Wolff's piece offers a reflection on one's existence, or rather, how one can come to exist within a world in which he feels invisible to. Religion comes into question. What Would Jesus Do? Or…what did Jesus not do? However, perhaps humans and their phantoms isn't what anyone needs to be heard, so long as there is a piano reachable to one's touch.
Greg S. Johnson's fiction piece, "Kasia," reminds the reader of all the variations of love in the world. An instrument equates to a lover, a best friend whosedeath is just as traumatic. There is guilt when the protagonist moves on and invites another piano into her home. There's familiarity but a disconnect. But what is beautiful is the value of this relationship. There is something useful about loving your art.
I am probably the last person who should be commenting on art, seeing as I've done so few illustrations and paintings in my life. I have a fond appreciation of it, however. Regina Valluzzi and Scott Brennan are the only two artists whose pieces are glittered amongst the pages. They're a nice break from the standard black on white, all vibrantly crafted with color. My favorite pieces of them both would have to be Valluzzi's oil on canvas, Atlantis Sinking, juxtaposed against Shira Richman's poem, "Listing to Port," and Brennan's acrylic and India ink on paper, The Waitress, which is also juxtaposed against a poem from Courtney Bush entitled, "The Dance for Mississippi." These artists have enhanced my reading, unlike paintings found in doctors' offices across the country.
Although I was sure I was finished reading essays (in general) for…ever, I came across Winnie Khaw's essay, "A Firs Class Act of Deconstruction." To the unsuspecting reader who isn't 'in the know" with any sort of deconstructionist theory (Wiki Jacques Derrida for more info.), so long as you've a love for X-Men: First Class, and can appreciate a smartly crafted literary analysis that places the movie's themes into a context relative to the modern world, the rest will fall into place. I can only hope to anticipate further essays of this sort, as I believe fandoms of this magnitude do offer more than just really cool fight scenes.
Palooka was nothing I expected to encounter in my lifetime – a magazine devoted to the progression of contemporary literature. While I wish I could discuss every piece featured in this issue in greater detail, I would be writing more than a review and rather an anthology on some of the most talented writers of our time. I will say this, though: I found these pages to be my closest friends, and that's saying something about a publication I've just 'met.'
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If you think that a fetus is just a 'clump of cells' unless you want the pregnancy…
…you might be a liberal.
Because that's clearly the only way to justify why it's legal to murder your own child, but it's double homicide if someone ELSE kills you and your unborn child.
And yes, that's a law in California…upheld by the California Supreme Court in 2004.
oh my god it is always a clump of cells because that is what an embryo is not to mention we are all made of cells
I phrased it that way because that is how liberals dehumanize the fetus to make it more acceptable, in their mind, to kill it.
I notice you didn't actually address the issue I posted about. Very neat deflection of the actual argument.


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The recipe for this weekend, Mexican salsa made in a Molcajete, from my kitchen to yours!
The most probable thing is that you don't own a Molcajete, but don't worry, you can use a food processor, or a blender.
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4 green tomatillos
3 serrano chiles
1 medium onion cut in fourths.
3 garlic cloves
1 bunch of fresh cilantro
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Next time you see a molcajete, don't hestitate, buy one!
Another salsa recipe, worth "seeing" is the one Gennine posted here.
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The Rangers held an optional morning skate at Madison Square Garden Friday morning, with most of the regulars---like Ryan Callahan, Marian Gaborik, Marc Staal, and Brad Richards, among others---deciding not to take part as the club prepares for this evening's Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals at the Prudential Center.
Goaltender Henrik Lundqvist did take part in the morning skate, coming off Wednesday's 5-3 loss in Game 5 which left the Rangers in a 3-2 series hole and facing elimination at the hands of the Devils tonight.
"It's always exciting to go out in a game where it's all or nothing, keep playing or go home," Lundqvist said this morning. "You just have to see this as a great challenge and a great opportunity instead of just a lot of pressure. That's a really good team we are playing, but we know we can do it."
Instead of hand-wringing and a bad case of nerves, the Rangers seemed quite loose during the morning skate. Anton Stralman tried one-timing shots with a half stick after it broke---and he fell on the ice. Mats Zuccarello celebrated a goal against Martin Biron by jumping into the arms of Mike Rupp---quite the sight considering Zuccarello's tiny physical stature and that of the hulking Rupp.
"I think we are looking at this as a great opportunity and not as a situation filled with a lot of pressure," Stralman said after the skate. "It's fun. We're looking forward to it and feel good about it. We feel great about the team we have, and I think we will play a hell of a game tonight."
Head coach John Tortorella would not discuss his lineup for Game 6, but it would appear that Brandon Dubinsky---who did not take part in the morning skate---will play a second straight game Friday since John Mitchell remained late on the ice with the other scratched players in the morning.
It would also appear that Steve Eminger will return to the Rangers lineup tonight. Eminger came off the ice early this morning while Stu Bickel remained out with the scratches later on.
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|Linux Brings Frustration
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|2004-02-08 10:32:50
1) You are whinging about a WEB BROWSER that came with your linux DISTRIBUTION. Linux ISNT responsible for the WEB BROWSER that you decided to use. There are plenty of web browsers available for Linux. If you could only be bothered to find out what they were.
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stupid individual.
2004-02-08 15:59:56 Jonathan Gennick | [View]
To say I'm whinging is not entirely fair. As an experiment, I've installed a distribution of Linux on the PC used by my wife and son. Now I'm writing about their reaction to it. Frankly, I'm just plain curious how the whole thing goes over.
I understand that Mozilla is an application that, in this case, just happens to run on top of Linux. I also am aware that websites are all over the map when it comes to standards compliance. None of that matters to my son. He sees the new system as a package, and it either works for him or it doesn't. To his credit, after he calmed down, he agreed that I could have a week to try and work out some of the kinks. But in the end, it's just possible that a few browser-based games could be the stumbling block that prevents me from using Linux on that PC.
Jeff is also being quite honest when he says that he likes some things about Linux, and doesn't like other things.
The Lego game issue seems entirely a performance issue. The game functions ok under Linux/Mozilla, but performs poorly. It performed better under Windows. Maybe in the end Jeff will decide he doesn't want to give up Linux just for the sake of one game. That's not clear to me now.
Interestingly, Jeff just bought himself one of those USB flash-drives today. So far, he seems to have an easier time using it under Linux than under Windows.
stupid individual.
2004-02-08 11:30:11 kbixler [View]
People that write replies like the one above are what give Linux a bad name.
Maybe, just maybe, you could offer some helpful advice before jumping down someone's throat. The article writer had just installed Linux yesterday, and his son is having problems with websites. Your answer to his problem is to attack him? How mature.
1) Two days ago, his son's websites worked fine in IE on XP. Today, they don't work in Mozilla on Linux. "If you could only be bothered to find out what they are" is not a helpful response to his problem, especially when he just discovered the problem. Suggesting an alternate browser that worked better for you when you had problems would be. Personally, I'm curious as to whether the sites work in Mozilla on XP or if it's an issue specific to Mozilla on Linux.
2) Try explaining to an eight year old that he can no longer visit lego.com because it doesn't pass the w3 validator. If you think this is an easy task, I suspect you don't have much exposure to small children.
3) In the public eye, Linux is not just a kernel. It's the whole distribution that comes on the CD or in the download. I love how Linux aficionados are quick to claim "it's just a kernel" whenever you run into a problem with Linux as a whole. No one uses just the kernel.
2004-02-08 13:31:15 charliebrown [View]
It's not the "fault" of lego.com, et. al. It's the unfortunate consequence of
1. Microsoft is allowed to bulldoze competing browsers out of the market,
2. Web sites that are trying to make a buck make their applications work with the dominant browser, rather than with standards.
3. Microsoft doesn't care about standards, indeed, deliberately skews them and invents their own proprietary features, so that web sites only work with said dominant browser.
It's just the state of things. Also, unfortunately, an 8-year-old will neither understand nor care. I do hope the plug-ins suggestion below works for you. Other than that, is it possible to run IE under Wine, and will those sites work that way? Seems like a long shot, but I would at least try it.
After that, the only other thing to try is running XP under VMWare. Ugh - more money to spend. It's a trade-off you'll have to evaluate yourself.
2004-02-08 16:03:09 Jonathan Gennick | [View]
Another possible solution is for me to buy a PC with a faster CPU. From what I can tell so far, the issue with the Lego game is entirely one of performance. I'm running on a fairly old box, with a 466mhz Celeron.
2004-02-09 09:06:29 jinjelsnaps [View]
dude you were running WinXP on a 466 Celeron??? No wonder it took the thing 2.5 minutes to boot up! How much RAM did you have in that puppy, 128mb? (sorry, just giving you a hard time ;-)
Having worked with the stupid thing for as long as I have, I don't even consider putting WinXP on a machine unless it's over 1ghz and has at least 512mb of RAM (DDR preferably).
Windows 2000 might have been a better choice (though I suppose not for gaming) for the hardware.
In any event, I totally get what you're saying about your son's frustrations. Hehe I remember that one of the first things I tried to do when I installed Linux a few years back was to try to play that Tux Racer game...except it locked up everytime. And took the whole OS with it.
Sometimes I get the feeling that Linux is better than Windows...only if you don't run a GUI and have the exact right type of generic hardware...
2004-02-08 17:34:39 thursday [View]
gennick: Sorry if I sounded very critical before. its been a bad day :( bad excuse.
In actual fact, I shouldn't be scorning criticism, since it is accounts like yours which will improve Linux and Open Source software. Every now and again I try different distros on an old machine which my sisters and brother use, I try to see how easy it is for them to use out-of-the-box without me tinkering with it. Its certainly getting there, but criticism is important (what a U-turn). There is even a section on Mozilla's website where I believe they request that users submit websites which do not work, so that Mozilla can become more compatible even with websites that do not comply with standards.
As for the flash game. I think that perhaps the difference in performance is down to the Flash plugin made available by Macromedia for Linux. Although I could be wrong, I have personally found that flash movies run with better performance on my Windows XP 400Mhz, than on my Linux 1.7Ghz laptop. Even with Linux on that 400Mhz machine, the performance is often choppy. The older version of the plugin even used to crash Mozilla.
WINE allows you to run Internet Explorer. I think that should solve the problem for your son. Of course you would need to install WINE. I make the assumption that you are new to Linux. Installing WINE isnt exacly easy for a beginner and can take a while :(
You can get it here:
This is mostly from memory...I'm not sure whether Sun's Linux comes with WINE? These breif instructions show installing WINE from source (this takes a long time).
You can download the source tar.gz from the download section on winehq.com
Open the console terminal. Change directory to where you saved the tar.gz file. "using cd", ie "cd /home/jonathan/"
The following command will extract the source code:
tar -xzvf Wine-*.tar.gz
then cd into that directory
cd Wine*
as far as I can remember you execute:
It's best to then leave the computer chugging away for a long time, until it has finished compiling the source code.
You then need to change to "superuser" mode, by typing "su", hit return, then enter the root password (I think this is the Sun Linux serial number - maybe?)
Then execute the following command:
"make install"
When that's done, WINE is now installed on your system. A SUPERB website with help and advice on running Windows software under WINE is available here:
This includes configuring WINE.
A mini-tutorial shows how to install IE6.0
Frankscorner even has a forum, where people have most likely had the same problems you have encountered.
I hope that this might be helpful.
2004-02-08 13:53:07 thursday [View]
kenengel: This is true, "unfortunately, an 8-year-old will neither understand nor care". I have seen this myself, people are willing to call something rubbish straight away. Which is understandable if they are used to having everything work fine under Windows.
I didn't want to mention the Microsoft monopoly. But this is definately a major issue, and also the way that we depend upon so many things which are patented/commercial/closed source, which do not have Linux support because the vendors know that Windows is the most popular platform, and do not see the financial gain in supporting Linux. I personally believe this is one of the major factors holding Linux back in the mainstream, in the end most people don't care what they are using, as long as it works the way they want it to. However, open source always seems to find its way around obstacles, the future is definately brighter. I admire WINE and the Crossover Office suite for enabling my friends to carry on using the Windows software they *need* on Linux.
I do believe Internet Explorer works under the crossover plugin, but I think it may also work with the free WINE implementation.
stupid individual.
2004-02-08 13:16:36 thursday [View]
Firstly I do not give Linux a bad name. By my previous post I was not trying to sound intimidating OR elitist, and apologise if that is how I came across.
I was responding to the author's inference that he was thinking of abandoning an operating system distribution purely on the basis of the web browser that came with it. I was outlining the difference between the core of the operating system and the software that you run on top of it.
I have helped plenty of people with the switch to Linux, and surprisingly, I did not bite their heads off.
I do have exposure to smaller children, since I have younger sisters and a brother. All of which have not had a problem with Linux. The real issue here is that Linux and Linux software is _different_ than that on Windows. Unfortunately some people will just reject something, purely because they cannot be bothered to find out how to get it to work. And problems with Linux can be solved by using google.
While Linux is approaching the stage where it will be super easy and everything will just work, there are issues that are not the fault of Linux or the software running on top of it. The lack of support for Linux from proprietry software houses is one of these issues. Especially when they provide plugins and software which are inferior to the equivalent available on Windows.
I myself started using computers when I was 8 years old using Windows 3.1, and have used Windows far longer than Linux. (Ten years of Windows, 3.1, 95, 98, 2000, XP). I switched to Linux two years ago, there were *many* things which didn't work as expected - however most of these issues have now been fixed. I didn't immediately think of moving back to Windows. I learned Linux in my spare time. People seem to forget that they had to *learn* Windows in the first place. And there are bound to be some hiccups along the way.
Finally, while I refer to my machine as "running Linux", Linux *IS* just a kernel. I could just as well be running the X server and KDE on top of FreeBSD, or OpenBSD, or another *NIX. But I do understand why he refers to the system as Linux. Linux is just a kernel, but the kernel is arguably the most important part of the OS.
stupid individual.
2004-02-09 03:57:57 jwenting [View]
By your very response you DO give Linux a bad name, or at least the existing user community.
In your response (and it's a typical one for Linux users) you:
1) call someone who has a problem "stupid"
2) tell him his problems aren't with Linux but with Windows (it worked there but shouldn't have...).
3) claim that there are no problems in Linux but only some imperfections in software running on it (software that most users consider part of the operating system)
4) you didn't even try to help solve the problem after chewing out the person having the problem.
Fine sample of the friendly and ever helpful Linux user you are...
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so awesome, so can't wait. two days before my birthday with this comes out!
awesome band. song was pretty good. look forward to new album
intro sounds like dream theater eww
love it
Song was alright. Band is pretty boring for the most part.
Digging: Engraved - Before The Tales
Yeah, pretty boring with the exception of the dual guitar melody near the end. I find most doom to be boring, though. Not to mention I hate the ridiculously overblown concepts that doom metal bands always have like what is demonstrated here. INTO NIGHTS REQUIEM INFERNAL! You're a metal band, not an opera playwrite.
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Fit Links: 14 Frozen Desserts and a Speedy Summer Vacation Workout
Written on June 21, 2013 at 11:29 am , by Karla Walsh
This week's fit links from around the web:
- Chill out! We can't wait to try several of these 14 light, ice cold desserts. Which is calling your name? — SpaBettie
- We've heard that too much salt can harm your heart, but new research says sodium overload might also affect your skeleton. — Science Daily
- There's no need to skip your sweat session while on your summer vacation! Knock out this 15-minute hotel room workout in the morning, then relax and enjoy the day with family and friends. — A Healthy, Happier Bear
- Guac is great, but it can crank up your meal's calorie count fast. That's why this slimmed down swap is so smart—it also takes advantage of another in-season vegetable! — Dashing Dish
- Obesity is now a disease, according to the American Medical Association. Read about the pros and cons of this new classification. — TIME Healthland
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Fit Links: Counting Down to the Olympics and Sex as a Weight Loss Strategy?
Written on July 20, 2012 at 2:39 pm , by Marianne Magno
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- He does more than swim. Watch Michael Phelps work out in the gym. — Fit Bottomed Girls
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- Make these easy Frozen Banana Nut Nibblers for the perfect summer treat. – FitSugar
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