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[Intro: Curren$y]
Yea… Life
Type shit…
You need to have a driver for this
Type shit you ride home too
[Verse 1: Curren$y]
Niggas too talkative
? ass simps, I'm on this bossin' shit
My homie just came home, he got a corner office in this
Empire, I constructed brick by brick, this rap hustling
Tennis shoes, t-shirts, lunchboxes, fuck it
If it could be sold then lets do it, if it could be sold we gon' move it
I got the driveway to prove it, crazy high, but I'm not stupid
Blood hound know where the loot is, bring my homies straight to it
[Verse 2: Curren$y]
My bitches gettin' high to the music
sponsored linksMy gangsta bros before me show me exactly how to do it
You only gon' get out it, whatever you put into it
So I go extra to make sure my shit come with the leather
The sunroof, the carbon fiber, ??? whatever
Navigation, blue tooth, all kind of shit I never use
Sittin' in that Skyline, the style of a stockbroker
Storytellin' weed slanging pot smoker
Revolutionary, rollin Chevy till I fall over
Told em, bury me a G and let my momma have the cheese
Though I'll never die cause the music livin' in the streets
That's all that matter to me
Cause this other shit ain't real, them hoes just fuckin' because of that deal
These niggas livin' life with you until they just get jealous and you get killed
I'm just ridin',smokin',prayin'
That the lord keep them away, and we keep gettin' this money
Cause we legends in the makin', I'm sayin'
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My friends usually order beer and I sometimes too. But I normally have a whisky and lemon.
Of the things that I can see in the pictures, I would buy to my father the wallet, because he never wears bow-ties
Now I'm wearing denim shorts and a violet t-shirt.
Now, I'm wearing denim shorts and a violet t-shirt.


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DLed, is Matty Ice taking good care of his new line. What's going on with that? When will the Hard Knocks crew start filming? Is Julio's foot really going to be ok?
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Jets WR Eric Decker high on Falcons DT Hageman
By D. Orlando Ledbetter
Waste of an article Dled. Who cares what Decker thinks when he will never and has never lined up against the man? Please don't start faux cheerleading.
Hageman is a Monster. We needed some big strong Interior guys to come in and help control that crucial line of scrimmage.
Come on now, Daryl, a little pride with the proofing...
Sounds good !!
Good news. Hope it works out that way. We need a break on our picks on the DL and OL.
@slydawg U R rite. This gu no nuttin abut palying agianst this guy. Of coarse he goin 2 say god thigs cuz he dont want 2 lokk liek a bad guy.
@RangeRover Are you referring to this:
Decker, who played his first four seasons with Denver, signed with the Jets as a free agent this offense
What I don't get is if he really didn't care about his piss poor writing skills, he would not delete my comments every time I point them out. The other thing I don't get is why he can't take the 3 - 5 extra minutes to proof read his copy and avoid the wrath of his readers.
I'm wondering if he has to wear a special helmet when he is out.
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My entry for an illustration competition… this is Sasako-san and Sloth (Namakemono-kun) from Shirokuma Cafe.
Drawn with Sketchbook Pro.
Tea break!
This quick sketch was inspired by a little honeybee who seemed to desperately want a taste of my cup of tea last week.
Drawn on Bamboo Paper.
The days are warming up, and the trees are full of buds…
Shot on Nikon Coolpix S6500.
The companion piece to the manga art I posted the other day, this was inspired by 19th century Japanese art by the likes of Katsushika Hokusai.
Charcoal on paper.
Take a moment to watch the sky dance.
Shot on Nikon Coolpix S6500.
Reach for your dreams, never stop climbing.
Shot on Nikon Coolpix S6500.
An illustration I did a long time ago on a manga themed project. This piece was inspired by the style of Takeshi Obata.
Pencils on paper.
The mighty, evergreen Holly. We are now rejoicing in the warmer days, but the Holly King's return to his throne on Summer Solstice is not far away… /|\
Shot on Nikon D40.
The delicate Forget-Me-Not ~
"Forget-me-Not can be worn or carried to keep a lover close to your heart. Give forget-me-nots to someone you would like to keep you in mind.
Henry IV adopted the forget-me-not as his emblem in 1398.
In medieval Germany, forget-me-nots were worn by lovers to ensure they would not forget each other while they were apart.
In Newfoundland, forget-me-nots were once used to commemorate the war dead.
In the Victorian language of flowers, the forget-me-not means friendship, loving remembrance and fidelity.
Germany in the early 20th century, the flower was a reminder not to forget the poor and destitute and Freemasons distributed them amongst themselves to remind each other of charitable activities. According to legend, Freemasons used the flower in place of the traditional square and compass design to identify one another secretly and to avoid detection by the Nazis. Today, the forget-me-not symbol is used interchangeably with the square and compass symbol as a symbol of Freemasonry, especially in Germany.
Legends of the Name's Origin:
As a knight and his lady walked along the river, the knight bent down to pick his lady some flowers, but he slipped and fell into the river and the weight of his armor bore him down. As he slipped beneath the water he cried out "Forget-me-not"!"
- information from The Witchipedia
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Super experimentation after playing with my new Nikon Coolpix. Such a fun little camera!
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Health Care and the Economy continued...
"Let me be clear about one thing: There's no way to really solve America's economic troubles without fixing the health care system," Baucus said on Capitol Hill this week.
One question is how the president and Congress will find the money for health reforms that could cost tens of billions of dollars per year while still funding wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and an estimated $700 billion recovery package for the financial industry.
"It is possible to lay out a grand health plan that is pursued in pieces as you can afford to get it done," says Karen Pollitz, director of the Health Policy Institute at Georgetown University.
"That is very different than the incremental reform that has been attempted in the last 15 years [where] at the end of the day you've just danced in a circle," she says.
Rosen says Republicans have not yet settled on a strategy for health reform, whether they should try to block Democratic efforts they oppose, or work with Democrats to put a Republican stamp on new policies.
"Our guys need to work out their views. I'd say right now, they're all over the map," he says.
"It's not certain who on the Democratic side and who on the Republican side is going to show up" as the leading strategists in the health care debate, he adds.
Many lobbyists say they won't begin to have an idea of Obama's approach until he appoints a new Secretary of Health and Human Services.
"He might not do it until the State of the Union" speech soon after Obama takes office, says Chip Kahn, president of the Federation of American Hospitals.
"He's got to send the signal as to whether he wants to make this a signature issue of the first 100 days, or the first six months," Kahn says.
"If he doesn't make it clear, it could wind up being one of the menu issues Congress could deal with over the next few years."
Pollitz says she expects some "early action" on children's health insurance in January, but then expects the Obama administration to return with broader health reform plans before 2010.
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By Jon Newcombe
Another successful FIRA-AER European Under 18 Championship has concluded with England crowned champions for the third consecutive year following a 30-14 victory over Ireland in Saturday's final in Wronki, Poland.
Head coach John Fletcher was pleased with the contributions made by all of his 26-man squad throughout the eight-team elite tournament, and believes a handful of players will go on to become stars of the senior international stage.
"At this age group it is about improving as a team with every game, having a trophy at the end of it is a nice bonus," he said. "It's good to see how the players perform in an environment that's different to what they are used to.
"We pride ourselves on giving opportunities to the squad as a whole and I'd imagine the amount of game time our players have had is favourable to any other team in the championship. Also, it's pleasing that whenever a player has come on as a replacement they've always made a difference
"It's only a few years since the likes of Anthony Watson, Billy Vunipola and Jack Nowell were going through this programme, and there are three or four players on this trip, without naming any names, who I'd imagine will go on a similar pathway to those guys."
Northampton and Rugby School fly half/centre Harry Mallinder, son of Saints director of rugby Jim, is one player who looks set for a bright future after contributing 30 points in his three appearances. Indeed, without Mallinder's late intervention against Wales, England's bid for a hat-trick of European titles would have been derailed at the semi-final stage.
Promotion for Russia and Sweden
England's opening match of the tournament was the mis-match everyone expected, with the top seeds putting 10 tries past qualifiers Portugal on their way to a 62-5 win. Wings Rotimi Segun and Kai Little both grabbed a brace of tries and there were six other try scorers, including Mallinder who also kicked six conversions to bring his tally for the match to 17 points.
Against Wales, England survived driving rain, hail and high winds – as well as a spirited performance from their rivals – to pull through 11-9. The terrible conditions meant a repeat of the 43-12 drubbing they dished out to Wales less than a month ago was always going to be unlikely, although prop Jack Stanley handed England an early lead when he bulldozed his way over from close range for his second try in as many matches.
Wales responded with three penalties through Jarrod Evans before opposite number Theo Brophy Clews clawed one back to send England into the break just one point in arrears. Despite having the wind at their backs in the second half England were unable to add to their tally, until the nerveless Mallinder stepped up to kick what proved to be the match-winning penalty from just inside the Wales half with five minutes to go.
In the final, Mallinder kicked a penalty and converted tries from Taylor Prell and Lucas Slowik as England led Ireland 17-14 after a topsy-turvy first half. However there was only one side in it after the break, Prell scoring his second after a good break by Mallinder before Josh Bainbridge rounded things off with England's fourth try.
Wales edged out France 31-30 in the third place play-off, Scotland finished fifth after a 24-15 win over Italy, while a 26-3 defeat at the hands of Georgia consigned Portugal to the wooden spoon and an immediate return to Division A.
Portugal's place among the elite at next year's championship in Toulouse will go to Division A winners Russia. Lively wing Pavel Golik scored a try in each half as Russia eased to a 27-3 win over Spain in the Division A final.
Sweden took the honours in Division B after scoring 20 tries and racking up 145 points in wins over Austria, Luxembourg and Switzerland.
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London cops cuff 20-year-old man for unblocking blocked websites
Re: Short term memory loss
"Using either WILL get you under the baleful eye of various spooks"
Using ANY form of encryption will draw attention.
The question is, do you care?
(And I agree with a later poster, the FACT poodles - COLP have massively over reached here. I sincerely hope they try to take it to court).
Lawyer reviewing terror laws and special powers: Definition of 'terrorism' is too broad
Re: I have argued for many years
6... any of the old chemistry books I possess (from the days when they included details of explosives, or "hazards in the chemical laboratory").
7. Copies of strong anonymising software such as tails or whonix.
8. Copies of privacy enhancing software such as GPG.
9. Provision or maintenance of privacy enhancing tools such as Tor....
Use Tor or 'extremist' Tails Linux? Congrats, you're on an NSA list
Re: And if I actually USE Linux..........
"One of the problems with Linux is it's probably a hell of a lot harder to insert spyware, if you're any sort of a halfway decent admin."
Ummm - no actually it isn't. Where did you get your distro? How do you update it? Which repos do you use? Are you /certain/ that last update was completely free of any /deliberate/ trojan? Are you /certain/ that last update didn't contain any remotely exploitable vulnerability?
"If you look at the Windows processes list, you have no idea what half that shit is. They could probably run xkeyscore.exe and I sure as hell wouldn't find it."
Thay just says that you are not a windows admin. It does not mean that no-one else understands the windows process listing. But see the argument above. The same applies (but worse because the software is proprietary.)
"However, on my Linux box I know what every single process in pstree is doing and why it is there. I also know what's going on in the network activity bar of xosview and the netstat listing. Anything reporting back to NSA HQ would have to be pretty subtle."
No you don't. You just think you do. And even if you did, your pstree could be tojaned and not show processes it wanted to hide. So could netstat, or wireshark. That cupsd may not be just listening for print commands you know.
The point is, unless you have an external monitor (say a /known/ /provably/ clean network monitor running on a /known/ /provably/ clean OS) sitting on the wire between you and your ISP you have no guarantee whatosever that what is going in or out of you nice safe secure linux box is all it should be.
And even if you have, you could still be stuffed unless you /really/ understand network protocols in depth (Ever hear of DNS being used as a wrapper for file exfiltration? Or long time based UDP to call home?)
Don't be complacent. The only secure computer is one not switched on, not connected to anything and buried in a lead lined box in concrete.
And even then I'd worry in case it was exhumed and disk forensics run on it......
Microsoft: NSA security fallout 'getting worse' ... 'not blowing over'
Re: Cloud security
Well, I had to make it 50.......
Crypto-guru slams 'NSA-proof' tech, says today's crypto is strong enough
Re: NSA seal-of-approval
or as XKCD would have it - why attack the crypto when there are easier targets?
Ex-Tony Blair adviser is new top boss at UK spy-hive GCHQ
it could have been worse
They could have chosen Charles Farr.
Running OpenSSL? Patch now to fix CRITICAL bug
Re: And this is why you cannot trust open source
Words fail me.
Yes, we certainly need a troll icon.
Crack CERT warriors arrive to save UK from grid-crippling hack attacks
Re: What's that sound ?
Actually I doubt that they will be paid very much. UK Public servants rarely get rich.
Rule of law: Turkish court nixes government Twitter ban ... for now
"Everyone is getting Turkey's Twitter block wrong"
There is a very good post over at https://medium.com/technology-and-society/cb596ce5f27 by Zeynep Tufecki. She argues that Turkey is not really intending to block Twitter per se, because the Turkish Administration knows that to be largely futile (and it pushes the populace towarrds using avoiding technologies such as VPNs and Tor to bypass the problem). Rather, she says that Erdogan is attempting to "poison the well" of social media by painting it as a threat to family values in Turkey. She notes that Erdogan has talked about social media's disruption of privacy, and how the foreign companies do not obey Turkish court orders but obey US and European courts.
Well worth reading.
BT finally admits its Home Hub router scuppers some VPN connections
Take a look at Andrews and Arnold (aaisp.net).
No-one, but no-one should use BT.
Fine, you can mock us: NSA spies back down in T-shirt ridicule brouhaha
re: where's the GCHQ version?
I got mine from the Guardian offers page at http://entertainment.guardianoffers.co.uk/i-aa-rm001699/g-c-h-q-always-listening-to-our-customers/. My wife bought me the NSA version for Christmas.
Unfortunately, the GCHQ version does actually not feature their logo - more a generic HMG "crown". As another poster has said though, GCHQ's site specifically states that the logo may not be used "inappropriately".
No sense of humour.
Getting documents all too easy for Snowden
Re: RTFNYTA?
Journalistic licence. And in my view, not unreasonable. When I read the original article last night, my immediate conclusion was "wget".
But whatever the tool, the principle remains the same. An NSA insider, and a contractor to boot, was able to recursively scan and download a bucketload of highly classified documents, including documents from a Five Eyes partner, without any effective alarms going off.
That says an awful lot about the effectiveness of the NSA's security practices (for both technical and personnel security). No wonder they are pissed off.
Re: wget - The hackers friend
I have deleted all copies of wget from all my systems.
Re: It's a people problem
Plus 1 for that.
In the UK, the police call the "high vis jacket" the "cloak of invisibility". Wear one and no-one looks at you.
Hipster SDN firewalls can gentrify hypervisor slums
"Aside from the orchestration capability, it also removes the most troublesome parts of running a cloud - network engineers."
Great. I'm really looking forward to hosting a bunch of applications with a "cloud" provider which employs no network engineers. I feel safer already.
UK picks Open Document Format for all government files
Re: Seen it before
Yep. Back in September 2002 OGC published "Open Source Software: Guidance on implementing UK Government Policy." I wrote it.
And if you look very carefully at the cover of that document you will notice that it includes a picture of a laptop running the (then) popular X11 game called "kill bill".
Nobody, but nobody, in the publication QA process spotted it.
WHEW! OpenBSD won't CloseBSD (for now) after $100,000 cash windfall
Re: Volenteers != free
"Mind you, the picture at the foot of their home page makes it look like their test servers are in someone's garage!"
They probably are. I understand that TDR runs the build and test servers himself.
BT network-level STOCKINGs-n-suspenders KILLER arrives in time for Xmas
Re: "strict", "moderate" and "light".
"All I want for Christmas is a VPN connection outside of blighty."
Try openvpn. You can rent a really cheap VPS (less than 5.00 USD per month) in a variety of places other than dear old blighty. With your own VPN to that VPS (running on say, port 443) you are good to go.
Linux Voice journos hit crowdfunding target
Oh yes indeed. Because taking a tablet into the bog with you looks a little, shall we say, suspect.......
Re: Linux
Despite the fairly obvious troll traits, I was going to comment on (and down vote) your original post. But a moderator quite sensibly removed it.
For some statistics on the relative usages of linux v BSD, take a look at http://w3techs.com/technologies/comparison/os-bsd,os-linux. BSD is not even in the running in an environment (servers) where it could be expected to be used. On the desktop it is not even a rounding error. I log statistics of OS/browser types hitting my website. I don't see any BSD anywhere.
And I note from your posting history that you have an apparently disturbing set of phobias. Seek help.
I thought I was being DDOSed. Turns out I'm not that important...
If you have to ask. then you wouldn't understand the answer.
Thought you didn't need to show ID in the UK? Wrong
Royal Palace security
"You will also need strong identification to get into a royal event such as a Buckingham Palace garden party – Palace police are quite strict on checking ID"
I disagree.
Several years ago I was doing some work with the Royal Palace on behalf of the UK Gov Dept I then worked for. Entry to the site was controlled by Police Officers who insisted on two pieces of identfiication. My official pass sufficed as one piece, but they needed another. On my first visit I gave them my ID pass and my passport. On a subsequent visit I forgot my passport so the officer on duty asked for an alternative to add to my ID pass. I furtled in my wallet, but all I could come up with (beyond the usual bank cards etc) was a fishing licence. He said, "OK, that'll do, it's an official document."
You can buy fishing licences at a post office.
So many 'cyberspying hackers' about... and most of you are garbage
kaspersky schmersky
Raiu said ""They are opening stolen documents on virtual machines without any internet connection to avoid exposing themselves that way,"
So how does he know that?
Watch BLUBBERING BILLION-DOLLAR BALLMER: Microsoft goodbye love-gush leaks
At least he didn't sing.
Leaked docs: GCHQ spooks secretly haul in more data than NSA
Re: Quoting Terry Pratchett???
Good grief. I agree with Eadon.
Lego fan constructs Bletchley Park Colossus
Relativity in lego
Very nice. But I think Andrew Lipson beats him. See http://www.andrewlipson.com/escher/relativity.html for example.
New Google Play terms ban non-store app updates
Re: a plea
a plea
Please dear Reg, use english in your reporting. The phrase "The Register reached out to Facebook" simply made me cringe. Yes, I am an old fart, yes I am being finnicky, yes I know what you think it means, but it is nonsense. It irritates me almost as much as "going forward" and other such twaddle.
There, I feel so much better now.
ICO probes Home Office refusal to reveal Snooper's Charter details
Re: The 'request filter' is signature driven
"random data generators, random traffic flows, leave your PC browsing on its own whilst you go to the park"
Interesting idea. Now how, exactly, would you get your PC to "randomly browse" in a way that would look anything other than stupidly robotic and predictable?
Nationwide Banking off-line
Nationwide Banking off-line
Seems to have been off-line for a while. I first tried about an hour ago, but of course it may have been down before that. Mobile banking and payments also down.
Firewall tech pioneer Gil Shwed: Former teen sysadmin on today's infosec biz
interesting snippet
Back when I first installed FW/1, I was puzzled to find that they wanted the external IP address of the device before they would send the licence key (I assumed that the key would be hashed to that address in some way). No entirely happy with that, I stuck mine behind a NAT device so that the external address I gave them was drawn from RFC 1918,
Obama's new cyber-security tactics finger corrupt staff, China
Re: I'm reading that Mandiant report right now....
They are quite well embedded over here too. See http://www.cesg.gov.uk/News/Pages/Cyber-Incident-Response.aspx for example.
Paper computers: Not mere pulp fiction
Re: Paper wins
Seconded: http://baldric.net/2011/08/14/in-praise-of-dead-trees/
Pentagon plans massive surge in Cyber Command staff
Re: Who gives a donkeys...
Actually, no I would not. Not ever.
Ministry of Fun builds crack team to juice up bumpkin broadband
Re: Bumpkins!!!
You clearly are not from Norfolk or you would know that a Norfolk "boy" is actually a good old "bor".
I, however, do live in Norfolk, and we are not all "bumpkins".
Linux kernel dumps 386 chip support
Re: 386?
"Linux never supported the 286 or earlier."
Well, the linux kernel didn't appear until 1991 and Linus built it for a 386/486 target (he was playing with Minix 386 and was frustrated with its limitations).
However, somewhere in my loft I still have a copy of v2 of Xenix (an MS licensed version of Unix) dating from the mid 80s which ran on a 286. The earlier version ran on 8086 I believe.
Liberator: the untold story of the first British laptop part 1
Check that keyboard
Interesting that your pic of the "prototype keyboard" shows a rather, errm odd, layout. Looks as if someone has been prising off the chiclets and re-seating them.
I had one of these back in the late 80s when I was working in HMT's IT Unit (and shorty before I joined CCTA). It was a rather nice piece of kit. Light, good battery life, excellent screen for its time, and robust too. I used to carry mine around in my briefcase bungied onto the back of my motorcycle. It came loose one day and bounced down the Wandsworth road on the approach to Vauxhall. Brieface a bit battered, but the Liberator still worked perfectly.
I'm note sure the office Lisa would have coped as well.
Consumer VPN service could be popular as regional paywalls go up
Re: Consumer VPNs Exist?
Yes. If you a re a reasonably savvy consumer (and of course, as a Reg reader you are, right?) For the price of a cheap NAS running debian hanging off your home ADSL router you can set up openVPN and tunnel out through that from wherever you may be. Or you could spend a few more quid and set up the tunnel end point on a rented VPS somewhere. Just check the terms of serrvce first.
Huawei, ZTE probe showed no evidence of spying
Re: Not Really
"Probably just paranoid (adjusts tinfoil hat), but I do know that about 85% of the intrusion attempts on my various networks originate from China."
No. You mean that "85%" (or whatever) attempts have source IP addresses in Chinese address space. You have no idea whether the /actual/ source is in some other place and is simply using chinese IP addresses as a cover. In the same way you have no idea of the /actual/ source of any DDOS attack - all you see are the multiple IP addresses of the compromised machines which form the 'bot.
"false flagging" is probably more common than most people believe.
Sites can slurp browser history right out of Firefox 16
Re: NUMBER of people!
Missed it. But I can never resist the temptation to correct poor grammar.
Re: NUMBER of people!
Errr. "fewer" people.
Well, someone had to say it.
GCHQ in new challenge for cyber security wannabes
Re: @YAAc
No. He means PV. At least he does if he is talking about the old vetting system as seems likely .
PV = Positive Vetting.
DV = Developed Vetting.
UK boffins get £3.8m pot to probe 'science of cyber-security'
Ross is an interesting guy and has some talented co-workers and students. But he is vehemently, and vociferously, anti-spook. So not surprising he is not on the list. Shame really. He might have been a useful counter to the possibility of group think.
UK govt to KILL OFF Directgov within weeks
Oh the irony
""Moving departmental websites onto GOV.UK will, in due course, realise significant savings for the taxpayer,"
Exactly the same argument was used about binning open.gov.uk (the first single portal into government) following the Gershon review which closed CCTA.
Guess who I used to work for, and what I used to do.
GCHQ spooks give biz chiefs crash course in thwarting hackers
"this latest scheme puts the intelligence services directly in touch with the private sector for the first time,"
Rubbish (or CESG/GCHQ flummery). Both CPNI, and its predecessor organisation, NISCC, have long had direct contact with private sector organisations.
See https://www.cpni.gov.uk/about/Who-we-work-with/Information-exchanges/
Mr Sulu causes DDoS panic after posting link on Facebook
Re: From the article and comments, we can deduce 2 things;
late 50s...
LinkedIn users buried in spam after database leak
Re: Idiots
"I would have thought Linkedin would have attracted users with some level of sense"
Now what on earth gave you that idea? It's a social network.
Google farewells apps in spring clean
Re: How can anybody now justify using Google APIs?
I can lend you a disk drive. But you'll have to source whatever software and OS you used yourself. Now PCK tape would be a bit trickier.
White House issues privacy warning on CISPA-style laws
no such thing
"In a closed session Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, FBI Director Robert Mueller, National Security Agency Director Keith Alexander and Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence Stephanie O'Sullivan briefed the politicos on the current state of the cyberwar."
What war?
A plea to the Reg if I may. Whilst it might suit the americans (and some people in the UK) to talk about internet based "attacks" as constituting a war, there is no such war and the public is ill served by the media reporting in a manner which suggests there is.
Please stop it.
New ZeuS-based Trojan leeches cash from cloud-based payrolls
re: You know.....
One upvote from me on that. I wouldn't trust them any further than I can throw an elephant.
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Wendy responds to an editorial in the news recently that heaped scorn on truckers and the industry.
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"Just another day in trucking. A crappy one. But that's OK because it still beats night shift at a nursing home, and we both woke up breathing again. So there's that."
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- I Cook: Every Day
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I have only used it once but it worked as advertised. I must say it will take a little getting used to because I've had a KitchenAid blender for years. That said, I have been waiting for it to bite the dust which it finally did. It's nice to have a one-piece blender as opposed to the other that had to be taken apart every time for cleaning. This Waring is a little more work to clean because I do it by hand instead of the dishwasher. It works very well though and isI recommend this product.
- August 6, 2006
- By: barbara
- From: FL
- I Cook: Very Often
- Style: Family
I did a lot of research before buying this blender since it was on the pricey side. Many of the reviews noted that this blender needed no assembly/disassembly for cleaning, thus eliminating the possibility of leakage from the bottom. I agree that this is a tremendous design feature that allows rapid cleanup and re-use of the blender. It is powerful and beautiful (I got chili red). I haven't used a blender in years but I have used this one every day since I got it. It stays right on the counter and looks great. My other appliances (KitchenAid processor and stand mixer) are relegated to the pantry until I need them.I recommend this product.
- July 29, 2006
- By: Margaret
- From: GA
- I Cook: Very Often
- Style: Family
Does an excellent job of making smoothies, which was the reason I purchased it. Instead of having to stop the blender repeatedly to stir up the frozen fruit as I had to with my old blender, I just flip the switch and am done in a flash! Clean up is also easier.I recommend this product.
- July 24, 2006
- By: Patricia
- From: AZ
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
- July 17, 2006
- By: Nancy
- From: WA
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
First, its great to have the opportunity to buy American. Second, the price is justified by the superior, quiet, and smooth operation of the product. It chops ice and perfectly blends fruits, etc., with no lumps, if that's how you want it. In summary, it's inexpensive when you consider that you usually get such superior results only from more expensive and heavy duty blenders. I have been using it with pleasure every day for the past four months.I recommend this product.
- May 30, 2006
- By: Jack
- From: NY
- I Cook: Every Day
Powerful blender with interesting design. The blade is not removable like other blenders so while that may reduce spills it tends to make cleaning somewhat more difficult. I was apprehensive about the basic hi/low blender settings but it does a good job nonetheless.I recommend this product.
- January 23, 2006
- By: Kevin
- From: DC
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
This is the best blender I have every had. It blends fruits, ice in seconds and is very quiet. I had a Back to Basic Smoothie machine that had the spout break after making a smoothie dailly for our two year old grandson(the machine was very noisy and scared our grandson). The Waring blender is so quiet and quick that our grandson is right next to me when I make him a smoothie!!! I like that it has only two speeds; no need for any more. I have also puree soups in it very quickly. It is a great blender!!I recommend this product.
- January 9, 2006
- By: Louise
- From: VA
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
- December 18, 2005
- By: Erika
- From: TX
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
I am very pleased with this Waring professional blender! It operates very smoothly and quietly but has a lot of power. I had the same blender for about 6 years but it never ran so smoothly and was also quite loud and rough sounding. I realize now that it must have had problems from the start. This one is a huge improvement and I would definitely reccommend it to others who want a dependable and attractive kitchen appliance.I recommend this product.
- December 17, 2005
- By: DAWN
- From: CA
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
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Night on Bald Mountain
This was my absolute favourite part of Walt Disney's Fantasia when I was a child.
Les Impressionistes
From the 13th of October to the 20th of January, le Musée des Beaux Arts in Montreal is host to one of the most large and richly diverse collection of impressionist art.
There are 74 paintings where one can get lost in for hours varying from feminine beauty, to middle eastern mystique, to landscape and ocean artwork, to still lifes. It's not to be missed if you love art and are in the city during that time.
Impressionism originated from the 19th century and was a movement started by a group of Paris based artists. Though it was an unconventional style, challenging what was considered "traditional" art work, it rose to fame nearing the late 19th century. One would describe impressionist art as an immediate juxtaposition of bright colors in effect to represent the subtle changes of objects with light. The brush strokes are often short and painted in a manner to represent the movement and shape of the imagery and what is portrayed. The attention to detail is less focused and the viewer must concentrate solely on the impression and mood the imagery gives.


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Bring me back chapped lips, skin that flakes at your temples, and thighs scooped out on the sides. We will separate the artifacts from your body, lay them on the apartment floor, and take photographs to memorialize the ways you changed.
I want to smell Mexico in your arm hairs.
I fall in love with your bed sheets while you are away. I kiss the fabric and hope the fibers become human cells and grow into you. I wear your t-shirts for dresses, sit in your chair, and wonder what you do with the light when it hits the wall in squares. Shuffling yellows. Slides stacked and filed in your desk drawers.
Bring me tumbleweed, too, I say when you call.
Your voice is two-dollar beer looping across the country.
I organize your books and try to reconstruct your hands from fingerprints left on the pages. Microscopic rings lifted and layered in my palms. I move dust to make room for the tumbleweed and hide the piles in your cactus pots.
Bring me back air inhaled from other states. The entire Texas sky transmitted through your tongue.


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Washington, George (1732-1799)
A reply to a piece called The speech of Joseph Galloway, Esq.
Biographical directory of American colonial and revolutionary governors ... 1980:
By the president and the Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, a proclamation. Whereas by the report of the wardens of the port of Philadelphia to us made, it appears, that "some evil disposed persons have lately removed buoys ... Given ... at Philadelphia, this thirty first day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty four.
By the president and the Supreme Executive Council of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, a proclamation Whereas definitive articles of peace and amity, between the United States of America and his Britannic Majesty, were concluded and signed at Paris, on the 3d day of September 1783, ... And whereas, the United States in Congress assembled, having seen and duly considered the definitive articles aforesaid, did, by a certain article, under the seal of the United-States, bearing date the 14th day of January, 1784, approve, ratify and confirm the same, ... We have thought fit to make known the premises to the citizens of this state; ... Given in Council, under the hand of the president, and the seal of the state, at Philadelphia, this twenty second day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eight four
circular letter, addressed to the state societies of the Cincinnati, by the general meeting, convened at Philadelphia, May 3, 1784. Together with the institution, as altered and amended., A
Colonial pamphlets.
declaration by the representatives of the United Colonies of North-America, A
Delaware. Pres. (1781-1782 : Dickinson). By the president of the Delaware state, a proclamation, 1781:
Elegy to the infamous memory of Sr. F--- B-----. [Two lines of Latin quotation]., An
Empire and nation: Letters from a farmer in Pennsylvania, John Dickinson : Letters from the Federal farmer, Richard Henry Lee
essay on the constitutional power of Great-Britain over the colonies in America with the resolves of the committee for the province of Pennsylvania, and their instructions to their representatives in Assembly., An
exact text of the Articles of confederation, with the Franklin and Dickinson drafts., The
Farmer's and Monitor's letters to the inhabitants of the British colonies., The
Illuminations for legislators and for sentimentalists containing, I. Sentiments on what is freedom, and what is slavery. By a farmer. II. Sentiments on liberty, exhibited in observations on the Revolution of America, by Abbe Raynal. III. Sentiments on government, law, arbitary power, liberty, and social institutions, by John James Rousseau, originally of Geneva. IV. Sentiments on government, and on the English Constitution. By V.L. de Lolme, advocate, and citizen of Geneva. : [One line of Scripture text]
John Dickinson correspondence and order of payment
John Dickinson, forgotten patriot
Journal of Capt. Jonathan Heart on the march with his company from Connecticut to Fort Pitt, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, from the seventh of September, to the twelfth of October, 1785, inclusive : to which is added the Dickinson-Harmar correspondence of 1784-5 ; the whole illustrated with notes and preceded by a biographical sketch of Captain Heart by Consul Willshire Butterfield.
Journal of the proceedings of the Congress, held at Philadelphia, September 5, 1774.
Last Tuesday morning Mr. Galloway carried a writing containing some reflections on me, to a printer in this city ...
late regulations respecting the British colonies on the continent of America considered in a letter from a gentleman in Philadelphia to his friend in London., The : [Two lines in Latin].
letter to the inhabitants of the province of Quebec, A : Extract from the minutes of the Congress.
Letters from a farmer in Pennsylavnia to the inhabitants of the British *. -
Letters from a farmer in Pennsylvania, to the inhabitants of the British colonies.
Letters, from a farmer in Pensylvania, to the inhabitants of the British colonies : regarding the right of taxation, and several other points : to which are added, as an appendix, the speeches of Lord Chatham and Lord Camden, the one upon the Stamp Act, the other on the Declaratory Bill : with a preface by the Dublin editor.
letters of Fabius, in 1788, on the federal Constitution, and in 1797, on the present situation of public affairs., The
letters of Fabius, in 1788, on the Federal Constitution, The ; and in 1797, on the present situation of public affairs. Copy-right secured.
Lettres d'un fermier de Pensylvanie, aux habitans de l'Amérique septent*. -
Lettres d'un fermier de Pensylvanie, aux habitans de l'Amérique Septentrionale : traduites de l'anglois.
Lettres d'un fermier de Pensylvanie, aux habitans de l'Amérique septentrionale : traduits de l'Anglois
message from the President of the United States of America to Congress, relative to the French Republic, delivered January 19, 1797, A : witih [sic] the papers therein referred to.
new essay (by the Pennsylvanian farmer) on the constitutional power of Great-Britain over the colonies in America, A : with the resolves of the Committee for the province of Pennsylvania, and their instructions to their representatives in Assembly.
Plain truth ; addressed to the inhabitants of America containing, remarks on a late pamphlet, entitled Common sense. Wherein are shewn, that the scheme of independence is ruinous, delusive, and impracticable: that were the author's asseverations, respecting the power of America, as real as nugatory ; reconcilliation with Great Britain, would be exalted policy: and that circumstanced as we are, permanent liberty, and true happiness, can only be obtained by reconciliation with that kingdom.
political writings of John Dickinson, 1764-1774., The
political writings of John Dickinson, esquire, late president of the state of Delaware, and of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania., The
Protest presented to the House of Assembly, by the subscribers, at the close of the late debate there, A : concerning the sending Mr. Franklin as an assistant to our agent, at the Court of Great-Britain.
regulations lately made concerning the colonies, and the taxes imposed upon them, considered., The
Remarks on a late pamphlet entitled Plain truth
reply to a piece called The speech of Joseph Galloway, Esquire., A
Resolutions, &. at a provincial meeting of deputies chosen by the several counties, in Pennsylvania, held at Philadelphia, July 15, 1774, and continued by adjournments from day to day.
speech, delivered in the House of Assembly of the province of Pennsylvania, May 24th, 1764. By John Dickinson, Esq, A ; one of the members for the county of Philadelphia. On occasion of a petition, drawn up by order, and then under consideration, of the House ; praying His Majesty for a change of the government of this province. With a preface.
To the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council, the representation and petition of Your Majesty's dutiful and loyal subjects, freeholders and inhabitants of the province of Pennsylvania
writings of John Dickinson., The


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