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Buck Knives Sirus Black Spring Assisted Knife - Satin Plain
- Overall Length: 7.75"
- Blade Length: 3.25"
- Blade Material: 420HC
- Blade Style: Spear Point
- Blade Grind: Hollow
- Blade Finish: Satin
- Edge Type: Plain
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- Weight: 3.9 oz
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- Opener: Flipper, Thumb Stud
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'Boil a frog' ID card rollout to continue until 2012
The latest stage in the long slow death of the UK ID scheme became official this morning, as Home Secretary Jacqui Smith unveiled a two-pronged revised delivery plan, aimed first at selected groups of workers and teenagers. This effectively confirms the strategy proposed by the leaked ID scheme Options Analysis earlier this year …
They could at least get the story straight
<...>More desperately, the Identity & Passport Service wants to "work closely with the private sector to develop practical uses for the card to encourage young people to enrol."<...>
Develop practical uses? Tending to indicate that it currently has no practical use as it stands other than getting the Ministerium für Staatssicherheit another inch closer to the Total Surveillance State(Tm) we are all queuing up for.
Know your rights, you have the right
I heard Jacqui Smith on the radio this morning. Pure lack of detail and waffle. She waffled at the 'how would it stop terrorists?' question. Something about terrorists need multiple IDs so thus endeth terrorism. She waffled at the opening bank accounts question, didn't disclose that all banks would need a reader, and who'd pay? Oh, us, the bank customers. Didn't realise the having to provide lots of ID to open a bank account makes it safer that just one card. Although I'd guess you'd need proof of address too. Sorry, I'm getting cross. Oh, and wouldn't you think that airport workers already have some good kind of ID? Please tell me they do?
It really breaks down when you get to the details. It's all such a bad idea and if you think otherwise then you have nothing to fear because you are a vegetable and the ID scheme does not apply to plants, yet.
surely "embuggeration", otherwise that's definitely going to force me to get an ID card.
Paris because she probably wouldn't...
I now have a timeline!
I intend to have emigrated to a more liberal nation by 2011, then! Cuba, for instance. The former USSR?
At least in PRC they don't pretend that you still have the right to complain.
that Liam Bryne is a nasty piece of work even by politician standards.
He's the driving force behind a policy that's trying to kick a large number of highly skilled foreign workers out of the country after we assured them that if they moved themselves wholesale to the UK then they'd be given rights to stay.
Retrospectively the government changed the policy, for the sake of a few headlines, these working visas have been revoked causing huge financial stresses and heart ache for people who've sold everything to up sticks and move here, after being assured it was well worth their while.
He's currently fighting legal appeals against this retrospective and dishonourable policy through the courts, a policy that has no beneficial effects but actually reduces the tax take for the UK Exchequer, as these people are well paid, and needed by our economy.
It's hardly surprising he's behind another nasty policy that targets foreign workers, the only reason EU nationals are excluded from his policy, is that if it were to be applied to EU members state citizens is that it would be illegal under EU legislation.
"optional" security?
So only some groups of people will need security cards. How will that work? If Plod stops you in the street and asks to see your I.D. card, all you have to do is say "I'm not a student or foreign national" and they'll send you on your way - EVEN IF YOU ARE
Can someone tell me please, how this protects us from terrorism and makes us all safer?
And then there's airport workers - because they work in such a security conscious area. OK, on that basis the House of Commons is much, much more security conscious (even though it only contains MPs, no-one we'ed really miss, and it wouldn't delay our holidays either). Why doesn't the govt. roll out I.D. cards for MPs as well?
To all the opponents of the ID card scheme
What is wrong with you people? I can't get rid of my cash swiftly enough and frankly, I'm bored of having piles of the stuff sat around the house. I simply can't be bothered to move those piles out of the way of the front door so that I get go out and spend it.
What better way for the Government to get rid of its spare cash by spunking BILLIONS on a scheme that will prove almost entirely ineffective in combatting the growing list of Bad Things (TM) that it's meant to handle.
The worst thing is that those BILLIONS could be better spent in loads and loads (and loads) of different ways - absolutely infuriating!
Do any politicians read El Reg? Do any of their staff (wife / offspring). We are all going to need bigger clue sticks with which to reward their dunderheadedness.
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Goodbye to small businesses
I know its just waffle but if they want to stop terrorism then EVERY transaction has to be monitored. That means no cash whatsoever. They cant tell who you are if you pay cash and since you can make a massive bomb by pouring petrol into the main drains and chucking a fag in after it they will want to know who bought that.
It also means that all small business will have to have ID card readers - at about 10 grand a pop. And they will loose a cut to the credit card companies. So thats all your small business wiped out.
Might stop binge drinking though.
And as for keeping your personal info safe - this is the same government that pointed out how proud they were that they'd bribed some in Lichtenstein(?) to hand over all the top secret banking details isnt it?
Government of the people, by big business, for big business. By a bunch of ...
"..to start to benefit from the high level of identity assurance that the Scheme will provide"
Right up to the point where they lose the CD's, or someone walks into the home office and permanently borrows a PC or two.
It's not an ID card - it's a receipt
ID Cards are worthless, at least they are if you listen to the government.
The card itself cannot be trusted because it could be a forgery. Find the right pub, flash enough cash to the right person and you too can have a shiny new passport in the name of your choice - the same could easily apply to ID Cards.
The key is... biometrics!
Ah, but the biometrics on the card are not proof enough... they could simply be forged as well (not so easy, but with enough money this sort of problem can be solved).
So, the ID database is the key - you have to compare the biometrics of the person presenting the card (not the ones on the card, otherwise you are verifying the card rather than it's holder) with the copies in the database.
In other words, for any check of identity to the level of certainty advertised by the proponents of the ID Card system, the card itself plays no part. It is simply a fancy receipt that shows that your biometrics are held on the central database.
Any checks that rely on the card without comparing the holder's biometrics against the database may as well use a standard passport, driving license or credit card.
@Ferry Boat
Glad to see I wasn't the only one to be bemused by the display on the radio this morning. Uh, really helped in Spain didn't they? Why PH? You'd have to be dumb as, to think ID cards are a good idea.
I shall sit here and fume.
Why are they still bothering with this?
So, the cards will not be compulsory and a passport will do instead.
Yeh, so now they want me to carry my passport around 24/7.
Yes airport workers have ID Cards and are meant to be vetted, so what will the new ID cards add to the equation for Airport workers?
The administration should just put their hands up and admit the whole idea is dead in the water and save the taxpayers lots of money and cancel the project.
@Ferry Boat (plus a pop at La Smith)
Quote: "...you have nothing to fear because you are a vegetable..."
But not as much of one as the brain-dead bastards who are pushing this mad scheme forward.
Jacqui Smith not only flashes too much of her pallid wilted fat cleavage and looks like a smug hamster with its chops stuffed with bran but she couldn't think her way out of a barn if it was on fire. We truly are ruled by intellectual pygmies (and bloody Scotsmen, of course).
Like her po-faced boss, Smith realises people see the ID card scheme for what it is - a preposterously expensive white elephant. Hence her boast today that she will trim £1bn off the cost. Bribe us with our own money, why dontcha?
Hamster-face reckons she can save that billion quid mainly by allowing private companies to fingerprint and photograph applicants. Jeeesus aitch K'rist! THAT really makes me feel confident!
She also claims that British people will voluntarily enrol for the cards because doing so will "make their lives easier." What she means, of course, is the exact reverse - that the government will spitefully and obstructively make our lives more difficult if we don't enrol. Don't these fuckers think life in Brown's Britain is bad enough as it is?
I can see it now...
Ah Mr. Bin Laden, yes your id card is valid being an illegal immigrant awaiting deportment... welcome to your new job at Heathrow....
Paris because not even she could be so stupid
Develop practical uses?
"work closely with the private sector to develop practical uses for the card to encourage young people to enrol."
Isn't that sort of the definition of a solution looking for a problem?
Say what?
So Ms Smith is selling this as a more secure way of opening a bank account because you won't need a fistful of utility bills and other documents. Now all you'll need is a solitary piece of evidence in the form of your ID card. The words, single, point and failure spring to mind.
Now I feel safe
Phew - thank goodness the government have a great plan for keep me safe from those naughty terrorists. At least the government doesn't have a track record of losing all of our personal data that they currently look after.
Can they not see that risks of breaching a system like this would aid any terrorist organisation and be far more threatening to British citizens and their identities?! They can't look after their basic systems let alone something as hardcore as an ID card. A big bag of bureaucratic idiocy, that's all it is. I too will have hopefully left this country if this madness continues.
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@ Ash's "timeline"
Malaysia, Sri Lanka, China, and Tiawan would be credible alternatives too mate. And don't forget that definative epitome of liberal thought, personal safety and freethinking democratic politics, Brazil.
I'd best be off to get my passport renewed now... might be needing it soon.
Money well spent i think not !!
Unless we make our borders secure and unless the scheme is compulsory then it is worthless .
Never in the History of this Government , will so much money be paid for so little by so many !!!!
well perhaps the Olympics and ermmmmm the Dome and errrrrr.........
Down with this sort of thing
I'm pretty sure the scheme was sold as self-funding so how can the govt save a billion?
According to Hilllier "less than 100 people" will have access to the biometric database. She was not entirely clear about what that actually meant, but involving signficant numbers of competing private sector companies in enrolment(who will then have access to full datasets) seems to me to be a very weak link as far as ensuring the integrity of the process is concerned.
When I was a student in the early 90s I got a student loan using my university enrolment card and I opened a bank account by walking into a bank and saying, "I'd like a student account please". All that was required was a name and address.
These things are only more difficult because the govt has deliberately made them so. Pushing my head underwater, then giving me the option of buying an overpriced snorkel isn't doing me any favours.
Now I've got all this drug money I need to launder .... I wonder if I could invest it in setting up one of these private biometrics verification companies.
I'd at least double my money flogging extra IDs.
Widespread in 2012
Excellent, so they'll be just in time to track the location of all the working classes, civil liberties campaigners, etc and sweep them into a big hole somewhere so they don't disturb the foreign dignitaries and celebrities arriving for the Olympics.
Good for the passport office
All in all this will end up being a Godsend for the passport office as they've been cranking up the prices for passports 'in preparation' for the introduction of ID cards.
They've now got these swanky new offices, systems and databases off this and won't need to implement anything new!
Whereas we, the general public, need to pay £72 for something which cost 30-odd quid only a few years ago. The prices go up so often now that they don't even print out the pricelist anymore. Bastards the lot of them!
And, I agree, the government is definitely looking something, *anything*, on which to hang ID cards.
Ask a silly question but...
But as a PLC, isn't it BAAs job to make sure that all of their workers are vetted and have the correct level of ID?
i.e. not the governments?
@ Paul's "down with..."
the "overpriced snorkel"... LMFAO... fantastic analogy.
We in China have had ID cards for a long time. We've only just got machine readable ones. They are tied into many tiers of life - banks, schools and colleges, employers, all need to see it, but they were until recently a photo stuck on a laminated card. Now they're a piece of plastic.
Are they forgable? Yes. Does it matter? No. In China you can go through your whole life never having to present ID, if you're very poor or very rich. They only burden the middle class.
BTW we can and do complain, also protest, also in some regions elect politicians. Does it matter? No more than in the UK - there's no such thing as representation democracy and you kid yourself if you believe there is.
Why not barcode my bum?
That way it'll be safe from terrorists (even Paris wouldn't get a look-see). And it can't be nicked. And I would be instantly identifiable on the video camera if I were stupid enough to rob a bank in the all together.
I feel I want to buy a machine that wipes out the ID card electronically, so that I can keep returning it for a new one Or even better, reprogram it so that it reads Gordon Brown when I ask for a loan.
Paris because she is so thick even she would have a problem justifying this.
I should have added "whilst keeping your thumb poised over the airhole"
@ Paul Fleetwood
Agree with you over Liam Byrne, in a bunch of odious careerist politicians he's one that stands out for being able to make my skin crawl just by appearing on-screen.
Isn't he the minister who's currently planning on sending a gay man back to Iran where there's a very real prospect of execution?
Britain or Burma?
In Burma, every citizen are finger printed, foot printed at gun point... forced to carry the National ID card everywhere, you can even fart without flashing your ID card... foregin nationals and ethnic minorities get different colour ID cards and they often get singled out at check points and when the army is looking for porter to carry ammunitions to the front line or looking for a group of human land mine sweepers. Police and government officials may enter any home at any time (even at mid night - really no joke) and demand everyone in the house to produce the ID card. Burma is a country run by brutal dictators, who made sure that ID card is very much part of population's dialy lives to ensure their tight grip on the power and to committ attrocities. In such country, this kind of facist ID card serves as a tool to opress its people further... what I dont understand is, Britain, the pillar of Democracy and freedom as so often boasted by your beloved ministers, want to go down the path of Burmese Generals? The only differences here is that the Generals there do it at gun point, here Labour does it with a smile and wink on TV.... like they say in Thailand "same same"!
oh and by the way, the Generals used the same argument about the ID card "It will stop the terrorists, stop illegal immigration and is full of benefit for the people" and they also used the same word "If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear" - 40 years after the introduction of ID cards, Burma is firmly under dictators boot!
So, will they (we) get their money back from the feasibility study?
Let me guess, the clowns that declared this feasible will get to keep their money, right?
No surprise there then..
Why is the government still going down this route?
If no-one's quite realised it yet, it's obviously something Blair thought up to please Bush and not only did Blair promise Britain's sole, he promised our eyes, finger prints, toe prints, DNA, the whole bloody lot to ensure he would have the backing of Bush Dictatorship LLC when he eventually gave up his role as PM.
The government must be aware that if they carry on with this ID farce they're quite unlikely to get in again so there must be something going on behind the scenes for them to continue.
Perhaps they'll announce that only people with valid ID cards can vote; that wouldn't surprise me.
So the question becomes
So the question becomes why are all the politicians in so called democratically elected countries so willing to revert to the police state of Tsarist Russia as in the nineteenth century ?
Hang on...
Did the silly bint suggest that the issuing of ID cards with biometric data be outsourced to the private sector? WTF?!
So, instead of only having the civil service lose your fucking data, we now have to worry about Corporation X doing the same?
Apple iFingers anyone?
end up in court
Just taking the airport workers... They already have to pass various security checks and are issued with proof of identity. Now the government says they will have to have state ID cards as well and to ensure this, having a state ID card will be a new condition of employment.
But most airports are privately owned and run their own operations. If an existing worker, properly qualified in every other way says no when told to get and pay for a state ID card and so is fired. This is so close to "constructive dismissal" that it will probably end up in court and the unions will probably back that workers case.
What happens if 20% of the airport workers say no? BAA may be able to fire a couple of workers but 20%, I don't think so.
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Might I suggest to anyone reading this and thinking something along the lines of "oh no, not again" that joining No2ID is a good way to help the fight against the scheme.
They (I should say 'we', as I am a member) are non-party political, and have been doing great work fighting this nonsensical and dangerous white elephant for the last, what... three years or so now. http://www.no2id.org/ . Also, now's your chance to get your souvenir T shirts, mugs & bumper stickers to prove your credibility when the last remnants of the NLA band together to fight the roving bands of flame-throwing killer loo-bots trying to exterminate humanity that this scheme may possibly help bring about.
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"So, instead of only having the civil service lose your fucking data, we now have to worry about Corporation X doing the same?"
Oh, I wouldn't worry about them losing it. Selling it to other companies so's they can target their marketing at you, on the other hand...
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"... That means no cash whatsoever..."
"... So thats all your small business wiped out...."
Some think that there are enough black helicopters about to confirm that the points above are actually the intended outcomes.
"... this is the same government that pointed out how proud they were that they'd bribed some in Lichtenstein(?) to hand over all the top secret banking details ..."
When a government has become this dishonest we surely know we are in for bother, lots of it!
Lots of space here in Canada
And while our boneheaded leaders tend to copy the US and UK, we're at least a decade behind you folks at 1984ishness.
"Do any politicians read El Reg"
Make you local MP do so by writing them a letter !
Mention no2id.net too, can't hurt.
Oh Dear
How is this going to work?
Without an ID card terrorists will be caught.
<PC Eager>: Hello Mr Average. Can I see your ID card please?
<Mr. Average>: Sorry, I've left it at home.
<PC Eager>: Ok sir. This is a fix penalty fine, and you must now present you ID within 7 working days at your local cop shop.
<Mr. Average>: Oh dear. I am a law abiding, tax paying, easily traced citizen, I must pay this fine immediately and show my ID at the cop shop.
<PC Eager>: well done sir.
<PC Eager>: Hello Mr Terrorist. Can I see your ID card please?
<Mr Terrorist>: Sorry, I've left it at home.
<PC Eager>: Ok sir. This is a fix penalty fine, and you must now present you ID within 7 working days at your local cop shop.
<Mr. Terrorist>: Oh dear. I am a law abiding, tax paying, easily traced citizen, I must pay this fine immediately and show my ID at the cop shop.
<PC Eager>: well done sir.
Don't really see the difference.
The only point of it is - the financial system. Credit Cards/Banking etc will need your ID card, and if you missed you payment - tough, no matter where you hide they will find you!
Not online?
Did I hear Jacqui Smith correctly on the radio - the national identity database(s) will be immune to hacking because it/they won't be online?
Am I being very stupid, or does that defeat the whole purpose?
Cheaper than terminals everywhere?
Did anyone also notice on /Today/ that Jacqui Smith said the systems couldn't be attacked by hackers because the (two) systems wouldn't be on line. (One system, she tried to tell us, for the ID and a separate one for the data.)
This "not on line" thing makes me feel a lot safer. All accesses would have to be requested on paper - each accompanied by an inky fingerprint/eyeball of course - by post or motorcycle courier, runner with forked stick, Group 4 etc, then typed into the single teletype, the responses printed the same way and sent back to the requester. Cheaper than having terminals everywhere, no?
Who makes the laws??
Seemingly, according to Jacqui Smith, this is all because "the al Quada training manual encourages terrorists to obtain multiple identities" (rough quote) and this is designed to stop it.
So... if Osama and his lads fancy a laugh, they can put "terrorists should own a dog" in their manual - and within a few months it'll be "leaked" and there'll be legislation getting pushed through to stop everyone owning pets!
Just you wait...
@ Grumous
Grumous asked: "Did I hear Jacqui Smith correctly on the radio - the national identity database(s) will be immune to hacking because it/they won't be online?"
Yes, mate, you did. You also ask: "Am I being very stupid..."
No. But Jaqui Smith is. As I've already said she isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer and she has been badly briefed (as well as badly coiffed and tailored).
Firstly, she evidently has no clear idea of what she means by 'online' because she almost certainly cannot distinguish between a departmental ethernet LAN, an inter-departmental WAN, and the internet. Nor, I am sure, has she any idea of the difference between the physical internet (as in a global system of WANs linked together by TCP/IP) on the one hand and the web (as in http-based interlinked documents) on the other.
Secondly, as others have pointed out, if the data is not available via some form of network how the fuck does she imagine remote users of the system (your immigration official at a port for example) will query it? By smoke signal?
Thirdly, she seems to imagine (or, rather, she has been told to say) that 'hacking' - or, cracking as I suppose her to mean - is somehow solely an internet phenomenon.
But UNLESS the ID database is held encrypted on mainframes isolated from ANY network, operated by totally loyal closely-vetted personnel and guarded by the SAS some motivated smartarse will crack into the system. Possibly by means of a clever hack but more likely by exploiting a position of trust.
When it comes to IT and security, the woman's obviously pretty clueless. But probably no more so than most politicians.
Oh, by the way, please actively support No2ID, people.
Come 2012...
...perhaps we should all change our names weekly to Osama bin Laden / Kevin Phillips-Bong / Mahmoud Imadinnerjacket and keep applying for new ID cards until the system broke under the strain. Or just hunt down the idiots responsible for this farce and deport them to Uranus in three separate crates.
What's the point?
Mass surveillance is obviously very attractive to politicians, but is there any proof that it actually works? First you need to define "works", but that would mean exposing any hidden agenda about social control or providing some govt cash for companies such as Entrust or eGovernment Solutions which have pretty close links to ministers. eGS used to be owned by Liam Byrne until the Mail on Sunday found out and he had to get rid of his shares: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=406687&in_page_id=1770&in_a_source=&ct=5.
Also, isn't the need to prove your identity a requirement generally set down by the home office? It's a bit like saying "I've infected you and you can only use the cure that I provide". The more important it becomes, the more valuable impersonation fraud (not "identity theft", please) becomes.
Even if she was making sense
Having the data offline doesn't prevent discs containing said data being left on a train or in a laptop.
Dont waste your vote!
Come the next election vote for the "Monster Raving Looney" candidate.
They are the only party fit to rule in the fake Democracy that passes for politics in hte UK.
A vote for Broon, Camoron or Cleggie is just a vote for the PR and Business Consultants who are currently running the country (or at least billing for it).
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Come on, it's no use telling the politicians it's no use and won't work, because they know that already. They dare not admit how wrong they are. LIke the EU constitution referendum, if they were to concede the argument then they'd lose, and probably have to call an election. So they stagger drunkenly on, trapped by their own folly.
Oh, and in PRC you do have the right to complain, just not too loudly, and not on the internet too obviously. You should hear the guys in my local luncherie on the subject of the powers that be.
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The Bears are going to be focused on drafting defensively in this year's upcoming draft. However, the the other way to acquire players in the NFL is through free agency. The Buffalo Bills announced Monday that they will not franchise tag free agent safety Jairus Byrd. The five-year veteran is a three-time Pro Bowler with good ball-hawking skills. He's one of the best safeties in the league and is astronomically better than Chris Conte and Major Wright.
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From Lemons to Lemonade with Amy Newmark
When Alicia Bertine lost her long, beautiful hair due to aggressive chemotherapy, the 23- year-old thought her modeling dreams were over. However, she quickly came to grips with her new reality and went out proudly without a hat or wig. And Alicia even started building her modeling portfolio, despite two recurrences of cancer. "I didn't let go of my dreams," she writes. "I wasn't going to let illness get me down for one more day." Now she's a successful, bald model, actress, and inspirational speaker.
From Lemons to Lemonade is a celebration of Alicia and 100 other people who have overcome hardships and found the blessings in their lives. Deemed "the most inspirational people you'll ever meet" by Chicken Soup for the Soul co-author and publisher, Amy Newmark, each story's author is truly a role model and an example of the human spirit's resilience.
Join Amy Newmark and me on Tuesday, August 27, 10-11 A.M. US to feel empowered to use positive thinking to navigate your own difficult situations, reorient your lives, and improve your personal relationships.
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Today, we have a Mr. Alan Newmark on the show, who has been on once before and is also a fellow alum of the summer camp I spent 9 summers at as a child. Alan, like my mother, had children go to this Tranquillity Camp as well, and at 95 summers strong, soon to be 96, it is quite the legacy.
Mr. Newmark has much to say on his childhood team, and today, we'll focus on the broadcasting element of this thing called baseball (fittingly with the modern NY National League broadcast being watched in the background.)
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Embracing the Thanksgiving Holiday Spirit with Amy Newmark
From Thanksgiving leading up to the New Year, everyone is geared up for the exciting and joyous time of year, a time of family, friends, and traditions. Thanksgiving is a time of reflection of all the events, people and experiences we are thankful for.
Join publisher of Chicken Soup, Amy Newmark, and me on Tuesday, November 26, 10-11 A.M. CT US as we talk about all the things we are thankful for this year. We will also start the Christmas season with Chicken Soup's latest edition, 101 Joyful Stories about Love, Fun, and Wonder of the Holidays.
Miraculous Christmas Messages from Heaven with Amy Newmark
Publisher, Amy Newmark, shares miraculous Christmas messages. These come in all forms, from answered prayers to visits from loved ones. The stories in Chicken Soup for the Soul: Miraculous Messages from Heaven, demonstrate that powerful and miraculous signs from beyond can happen to anyone.
Join publisher of Chicken Soup for the Soul, Amy Newmark and me on Tuesday, December 24, 10-11 A.M. CT US for a conversation about these miraculous accounts of answered prayers, love that refuses to die and heavenly messages of inspiration that will renew your faith.
Helping Children Make Good Choices with Amy Newmark
Whether it's bullying, school or social concerns, kids have a lot to worry about these days. Parents, grandparents and teachers are looking for ways to connect with children to discuss these issues and provide some guidance. One of the best ways to start a conversation with a child is by reading a story about another child first.
Geared to kids 7 to 13, Chicken Soup for the Soul: Think Positive for Kids, starts conversations with children about core values, good examples, making good decisions and having the courage to do the right thing.
Join Amy Newmark, publisher of Chicken Soup for the Soul and me on Tuesday, October 22, 10-11 A.M. CT US to learn how to use real stories from kids dealing with difficult issues to teach lessons, inspire your child and you as well.
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Unwanted pregnancy feels like womanhood at its most hateful and cowlike—the broodmare inside the bombshell. You are yourself, full of wit and dreams and adventure. But biology is conspiring against you, to sicken and trap you. Nature cares nothing for individuals.
… My abortion was when my politics become personal. Sure, one can march against the Iraq War. But it's far more visceral to know that decaying politicians would force you to give birth. That 50 years ago they would have had you, you personally, die in pain and shame.
The ability to have an abortion is as important for women as the vote. It is the basis of fertile women living equal lives. As soon as I could, I raised a thousand dollars for Planned Parenthood. It felt like paying a debt.
What pulled me out of my depression was refusing to shut up. I talked about abortion with my girlfriends. With my acquaintances. With a bluntness that was probably uncomfortable and annoying in retrospect. What I found was that almost every woman I spoke to had had one too. Behind our sleek careers, our prettily painted faces, we had our blood and pain.
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Sungmin"s bride-to-be Kim Sa Eun, is getting malicious comments from netizens after the news of their marriage is confirmed by the Super Junior member.
Kim Sa Eun"s representative denied the marriage news initially but hours later, Sungmin announced it himself through a fanletter posted on his blog. Netizens flock on every news articles and posted malicious comments attacking the actress.
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A female high school student was revealed to have jumped off her apartment building to commit suicide, with her will specifically directing blame towards the students who have bullied her to this point.
Illjins are defined as extremely popular kids who are also bullies, similar to the stereotypical "jock bully" in the US.
According to the Central Police Station in Ulsan on September 2nd (KST), her body was found in the apartment parking lot, in which she was identified as Miss Kim, a first-year student in high school (10th grade). ...
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The case was first reported a year ago, around July. According to the report, the lieutenant first told the bullied solider his attire was not suitable and should sew buttons before attending an event hosted by the President. The soldier ended up coming late to the event, so the lieutenant punished him by having him walk carrying full combat gear for hours. ...


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Martin re-joins the Bills after being released on September 6th. The 6-4, 220-pound Saginaw Valley State product has totaled 65 catches for 1,006 yards and seven touchdowns in 53 games with nine starts since entering the NFL as an undrafted free agent with San Diego in 2004.
Buffalo also announced that the team has placed WR Marcus Easley on Injured Reserve.
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Oct 14, 2014It's hard to knock the premise of ParaNorman. A touch of history with a unique Halloween touch, it's likable and fun. Unfortunately, the film is surprisingly disappointing throughout.
Jan 2, 2014This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I have nothing really against this move, because it was actually kind of decent. Sure, it wasn't exactly as I was expecting, because I expected an army, instead I get just a small group of colonial zombies. Let alone my expectations for this were too high, it was still a time killer.… Expand
Aug 18, 2013Paranorman was quite an odd film for me. I am I huge fan of Coraline so when I saw this advertised I thought I would like it the same. I wasn't quite right however. The animation was great and all and they sure put together a good cast but I just couldn't find myself to like it a lot. I felt like the film was very enclosed and in a certain space like the characters were just talking and not travelling. I don't like how films intertwine a love story in the film on purpose just to 'relate to everyone'. People are not going to watch Paranorman to see a love story, they will rent 'The Notebook' or something. It just doesn't work when you put love into this type of comic horror film, it just turns out to be cheesy. I know the love story was only a small portion of the film put it seemed to stick with me the most, not the main plot. So, Paranorman is ok but it isn't as good as Coraline that's for sure!… Expand
Aug 14, 2013"ParaNorman" is highly fun, beautiful and dazzling, and has a very satisfying ending that is sure to delight older audiences. The downsides? Well, despite its interesting characters and wonderful message, the film sometimes struggles with originality, as the film feels overdone with the fact that its also considerably a zombie movie, though the zombies have a smaller degree of importance in the film. Despite this, "ParaNorman" succeeds to darken and delight its age group by its compelling narrative and the spectacular and creepy visual effects, even though it may feel unoriginal when it focuses on zombies.… Expand
Jun 26, 2013ParaNorman has new stuff that haven't been made for a long time, it is mature and frightening for a PG film, and it is surprisingly good, it has a good premise, a stunning visuals and an outstanding plot and twist for a movie for kids, but it has some poor movie building, it is way to mature for kids and frightening, but still ParaNorman is one of the best movies 2012
Jun 5, 2013Paranorman is a mixed bag. One end the story was some great themes, deals with a serious topic in American history, has some adult moments, and great horror scenes. On the other hand the comedy feels out of place, the characters are cliché, and there seems to be a lack of danger. I feel like one more rewrite and removal of comedic tones could have given us a spectacular film. But as it is Paranorman has its flaws but there is enough good stuff in here to
make it worth a watch.… Expand
Jun 4, 2013"ParaNorman" has a general, basic plot that incorporates thematic elements that are foreign to the entire demographic scope.
The only thing that this animation can gloat about is its cohesive (albeit elementary) story board. At least we know that the writers went to college...
May 27, 2013Wow, just wow. I went into this movie with a very bad mindset. I thought it was going to be terrible. I was going to just watch it on Netflix for the heck of it because I was bored. Boy I was wrong. I've forgetting how much kids ovies used to make me laugh. I haven't laughed this hard at a movie's jokes in a long time. I was in tears way more than the 1 or 2 chuckles I got from Ted. As for visuals, I absolutely loved the art style. And I wish more claymation movies would do this, it's a very dark and detailed claymation with a lot of extra video editing. The graphical style is just stunning. I underestimated this movie a lot and was surprised to find that it brought a very good storyline. It gets a little slow, but near the end they pick up the pace. Right when you think this movie will turn left, it turns right. And I like that. It has a good message on bullying and the best humor I've seen in a long time, my only concern for others is that this movie IS NOT for children. Don't let the PG rating fool you. There is plenty of sex jokes, some swearing, and even some gay references. It barely escapes a pg-13 rating. Overall though, was truly surprised how good this movie was.… Expand
Mar 24, 2013This movie just didn't work. The story line sucked, the characters weren't likable, and the concept wasn't good. It's hard for me to believe this actually succeeded.
Mar 14, 2013A lot like Frankenweenie I enjoyed a good chunk of this movie, but there are just to many plot lines that don't work. This animation is good enough to recommend.
Feb 11, 2013I got to say: This movie almost lived up to it's hype for me. The animation is brilliant. The music is fantastic. Voice acting very good. But I also felt that this is a movie I have seen many times before, at least from the point of view of the moral of the story. For an animated movie it does have some rather intense visuals that I would not recommend for little children, but still a bit tame for an adult audience. While the stop motion is very well done, it also feels a little tired. However, I highly doubt this movie could have worked if done any other way. Overall: A pretty decent movie that is fun to watch, but feels a little flat at times. Still allot of fun, and perfect for any Halloween.… Expand
Feb 2, 2013ParaNorman never quite finds the right balance between goofy comedy, creepfest and parable, but it's still a visual treat with a good heart and one of the more genuinely moving finales of any film released in 2012. That alone puts it a cut above the increasingly homogenized crop of family friendly animated fare being churned out at an alarming rate.
Jan 29, 2013ParaNorman is a very different and amazing stop-motion film, although it was impossible to expect less because is from Laika productions, the same studio that brings Coraline. To begin with the story and main character are not very original. It has a misunderstood boy who can speak with dead people, a curse of a 300 year witch and zombies. The interesting thing is the way in which the plot develops; because with little jokes and making fun of stereotypes, treat topics like discrimination, perseverance and fear. The attractive thing about fear is that this movie takes it to the next level, since this is a feeling with the power of changing who you are; so if you do not let it control you, is possible to have a beautiful life with no regrets. Another captivating thing is the sort of expressionism with which was constructed the animated characters. Apart from that there are characters that need to be highlighted like Norman and the drama teacher, apparently the only two intellectuals in a sea of unenlightened people. This teacher is especially extraordinary because in one moment she quotes Julius Caesar from Shakespeare: Cry Havoc and let slip the Dogs of War.… Expand
Jan 13, 2013ParaNorman is the best animated film of the year that I have seen. It gives out good messages, it is funny, sweet, and emotionally depth. I never was once bored with it. I give this film 90%.
Jan 12, 2013The 3rd stop-motion film from Laika studios who brought us Coraline and Corpse Bride is technically state-of-the-art but the story is probably the least interesting of the three. It's maybe a bit dark for a kids movie but not rich enough a story to keep adults engaged. If you're a fan of stop motion flicks it's recommended viewing but for everyone else there are more interesting films out there I guess.… Expand
Jan 9, 2013Well, the movie doesn't stands quite up to "Coraline" but it is still great, and freaked my little sister, well this movie is ain't made for kids, it is made for teens, not kids, not adults, appropriate for teens and older teens, the movie has great, amazing effects, but it takes a lot of time to build up the plot, the 3D was amazing, characters were terrific, plot, intelligent, but still "Coraline" a little better, so I will say, I will give this movie a 9 out of 10 it is a good time, no kids are involved, I can say it is best for children 11 years old and over.… Expand
Jan 7, 2013something i've seen in paranorman that i haven't seen in a long time: a plot twist that i didn't see coming. that upped my respect for the movie a lot. also the fact that the movie has some very interesting things to say about bullying. i liked it so much that i'm willing to forgive it for some of the more cliché moments.
Dec 27, 2012"ParaNorman" is joyous and quite surprising in its quirky wit. The animation is splendor - but needless to say, the film moves tediously to a broad ending.
Dec 20, 2012ParaNorman is a kind of film that you can love, from which you can learn those little things that happen in our everyday life but nobody bothers to fix it or do something about it. It gives a great message of "being different from others" and in this society, this happens a lot. Visual effects, the entire stop-motion animation is brilliant, I loved every frame of it. The voice acting is fantastic, sounds very natural and genuine that sometimes it makes you forget that you're watching an animated film. The background score in the climax when Norman is convincing Agatha is so freaking awesome and so is the animation in those frames. A couple of days ago, I was reading a review about Mitch being "gay" and they had given it a really low score because of that factor. But honestly, I don't care about it. It's not a big deal. And definitely not an important factor to consider when reviewing a movie especially when you're reviewing an animated feature film.… Expand
Dec 14, 2012When I first saw the trailer, I wasn't sure if I would like this film and when I saw it, I didn't like it. I LOVED it. I love stopmotion, but that's not why I love this film (well, it's one of the reasons). All the characters are very likable. Even characters like the sister, the best friend's brother, and the school bully were lots of fun. They started out as stereotypical jerks but there's a little more to them then that.
I also like how there's actually atmosphere in this movie. A lot of kids movies are afraid of being too scary because it's "dark," but ParaNorman, for the most part, is not scary. The scene that freaked me out was the climax (same thing with Coraline, but I think Coraline's climax was scary as %$@*). I won't say what happens but even if you don't think it's scary, it's still a great scene, especially if you love animation since it combines stopmotion, computer, and hand-drawn animation.
While it's not scary, there are a lot of elements of horror. If you like watching old grindhouse movies, you might find this interesting since the writers have incorporated their love of the genre into this film.
I realize this movie won't be everyone's cup of tea and that's okay. I went with a friend who thought it was going to be a cute, Tim Burton-y type of movie and she ended up not liking it. I love Tim Burton's stopmotion films, but I don't know how his fans will feel about this movie. ParaNorman is more for Coraline fans. Since I am a Coraline fan, I recommend this. But I also recommend it because it was creative, funny, and touching.… Expand
Dec 13, 2012It's not a great animated film by any means- but there's magic in it, and all the details feel fresh and original. The whole vibe is just- to put it in a word- cool.
Dec 9, 2012A brilliant film. It really nails the horror scenes well. They're genuinely scary and imaginative. I wouldn't let a young kid watch this lol. It has some classic, retro type music play when the zombies appear too, giving it a kind of grindhouse feel. The animation is really unique and quirky, the dialogue is funny too. A family film on a didn't level, an old school level.
Dec 6, 2012Ugh, Paraboring zzzz... The most entertaining part of this movie was the end credit song, thassa-not-good. If you like watching spectacle without plot or interesting stuff going down, then you'll love this, and Sucker-Punch and Prometheus.
Nov 30, 2012The number one reason why this movie is bad is lack of a good story movie, it doesn't exist. The scary atmosphere isnt there either. The movie is very boring at times. Animations are very well done, but thats not enough
Nov 24, 2012I thought it was a pretty enjoyable movie. Solid voice acting and it looks rather unique as well. Although I am not a fan of the touchy feely movies, I thought the movie got rather sweet (in a good way) near the end and for it to touch me in such a way is very suprising considering it's hard for me to find something like that touching in the first place. I would definently recommend watching it.
Nov 24, 2012Technically impressive, stop motion effort which should get this film a nice, nomination at the Oscars. A bit scary for kids in spots, but has a great message in the end about tolerance and understanding. Basically a horror flick for the little ones. Give this one a go.
Nov 19, 2012ParaNorman was honestly one of the greatest movies of 2012 I think. It features a very interesting, but well written story, voice acting that fits each character perfectly, amazing plot twists, jokes that teens & adults will get & love, and one of the best movie endings I've ever seen. I know, you probably haven't ever heard of this movie or you think it looks too childish, but believe me, this is will probably end up being hugely underrated.… Expand
Nov 14, 2012The movie was enjoyable and had beautiful cinematography- however, I feel that the plot was not well paced and the writing was not particularly good. There were some funny parts, some flat parts, but the overall experience is positive. I wouldn't pay full ticket price and won't own for my home collection, but it's worth renting or borrowing once.
Oct 31, 2012Chissà quanti Norman hanno dovuto sopportare i giochi di parole sul loro nome collegato al paranormale. Rende giustizia a tutti il protagonista di questa pellicola, un ragazzo che deve tirare avanti tra i lazzi dei suoi compagni di scuola e i borbottii di compatimento (quando va bene) in famiglia perché sostiene di vedere i morti e di poterci parlare. Non è però un caso di fantasia troppo accesa: il piccolo Norman riesce davvero a mettersi in contatto con i defunti, a partire dalla nonna che continua a sferruzzare sul divano facendogli compagnia davanti a vecchi film dell… Expand
Oct 25, 2012ParaNorman confirms that Laika is an animation studio worth watching out for. As with Coraline, they've crafted a film that truly respects its young audience ,A savvy, intelligent, well-crafted animated horror comedy for kids should also appeal to adult horror fans as well.
Ingenious and wonderfully detailed, though better in its imaginative horror than its slightly too-broad comic knockabout. It's not quite on the level of Coraline, but it's proper summer fun with some dark delights.
Sep 1, 2012Gorgeous animation and inspired set design help patch over a lacklustre script. The horror hardcore will enjoy playing spot the homage.


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