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Programming with GNU Software
Authors: Mike Loukides and Andy Orem
Publisher: O'Reilly & Associates, 1997
Pages: 260
Price: $39.95; includes CD-ROM
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Linux is built on twin pillars. The one we usually associate with Linux is the kernel developed by Linus Torvalds. And the other, the one we often take for granted, is the set of GNU tools that make up the portable software development system from the Free Software Foundation (FSF). Programming with GNU Software is a brief but thoroughly useful introduction to these tools and how to use them. The tools covered are Emacs, the C and C++ compilers gcc and g++, the gdb debugger, the make utility, the RCS revision control system and gprof, a utility for profiling and timing your programs. The CD-ROM contains the sources for these tools and compiled binaries for several popular Unix systems such as SunOS and Solaris for SPARC, HP-UX for HP9000, AIX for the RS/6000, Irix for Indigo, and DEC Unix for the Alpha.
The book and CD-ROM combination is not specifically intended for Linux users, but this is an important book for anyone who develops software for Unix or Linux. This book was described as "forthcoming" in an O'Reilly catalog over a year ago and I have been eagerly awaiting it since then. If you have a recent distribution of Linux, you probably already have most or all of the tools discussed here. Even so, nearly everything in the book, and many of the sources on the CD-ROM, can be useful to Linux beginners and experts alike. A significant additional benefit is the discussion of cross-compilation and cross-development for a wide variety of platforms. If you are interested in portable software or porting applications, embedded systems, or just a good introduction to the GNU tools, this book is a good place to start.
The libraries on the CD-ROM are not the FSF versions governed by the LGPL (a General Public License for libraries). The libraries are rewritten versions from Cygnus Support, a company that ports and supports free software for commercial use, particularly in embedded systems. Using the Cygnus libraries avoids the more impractical restrictions of the LGPL for commercial embedded systems, and Cygnus requires only that you acknowledge use of their software. If you invent the world's greatest latte maker/bagel warmer, for example, and use the FSF libraries in the controller, you either have to make the source code available or provide a way for your customers to upgrade the libraries in case of a new release. If you have any questions about the legal issues, you should contact Cygnus Support. Check out their web site at http://www.cygnus.com/.
After an introduction and discussion of free software philosophy in Chapter 1, Chapter 2 offers a brief introduction to the use of Unix and its traditional tools for software development. Then Chapter 3 gets into the heart of GNU software with Emacs. If you have been intimidated by the sheer mass of Emacs, you should find this chapter an easy way to get started.
The coverage in this book is not simply introductory, but also has depth where it counts. Even though I've used versions of Emacs for years I learned several new tricks in this chapter. For example, I like to use the original Kernighan & Ritchie indentation style in my C programs, and indent by four spaces with each press of the TAB key. Using an example in the book, I was able to add a customization to my default initialization file, .emacsrc, in my home directory. Now, whenever I edit a file that ends in .c, .cpp or .h, Emacs will automatically be in C-mode, and will indent my programs properly when I press the TAB key at the beginning of a line. Most of its features and all of its customizations are written in Emacs Lisp. Emacs itself is mostly an interpreter for this language and its many extensions. Also covered is how to run the compiler from within Emacs, so you can continue editing while compilation proceeds in the background.
The GNU software tools are integrated and work together in a variety of ways, and Emacs is at the heart of it. Here are some additional incentives for learning and using Emacs I've gleaned from the book:
bash—the default Linux shell—uses Emacs commands for basic command line and history editing.
info—the command often more helpful than man pages—is an Emacs-like hypertext application that uses a special set of commands for basic navigation plus many familiar Emacs commands.
gdb—a shell in its own right—uses Emacs commands for basic command line and history editing.
Because of the interoperability between Emacs, bash, gcc, GNU make, RCS and gdb, learning to use Emacs just makes good sense.
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Make 'em all free agents, declared Charlie Finley, the former Oakland Athletics owner and rebel, before the onset of baseball's free agency. And this was a tactic that concerned Marvin Miller, head of the players' union.
"My main worry was that someone would listen to him," Miller was quoted as saying in John Helyar's book Lords of the Realm. "It would have been an impossible box. You could not have said you were opposed to freedom."
Finley and Miller understood the simple reality of supply and demand, a principle that players and owners are learning about more and more the last couple of years. Throw a few attractive free agents onto the market and the bidding is voracious, the prices driven higher. But when there are dozens and dozens of free agents -- hundreds, even -- then teams can usually find interesting alternatives everywhere, and the prices are depressed.
Supply and demand will work against most subsets of free agents this offseason, and work for only a few.
Closers/middle relievers
The Philadelphia Phillies are set to move into a new ballpark and need to make a first-year success, so they aggressively pushed to acquire the best available closer in left-hander Billy Wagner, who is already under contract. That's only one more reason why this is not going to be a good winter for the late-inning relievers.
If Boston general manager Theo Epstein -- who operates one of the few teams that might spend a little money this offseason -- wants to sign an established closer, he could try to lure Keith Foulke. If Foulke wants more money than Epstein wants to pay, then there's always Eddie Guardado. Or Trevor Hoffman (brother of the manager, perhaps?). Or Ugueth Urbina, the Fish who got away from the Red Sox.
Not good enough? OK, how about Shigetoshi Hasegawa, Armando Benitez, Tim Worrell, Tom Gordon, Jose Mesa or Mike Williams?
Some closers are not well-suited for Boston (Read: Benitez), and Epstein has demonstrated a clear preference for power arms, but the volume only helps Epstein. And if he wants to go the committee route again, there are many decent middle relievers out there, from Mike Timlin to LaTroy Hawkins, Jason Grimsley, Scott Sullivan, Jeff Nelson, Arthur Rhodes, Steve Kline and others.
With so many options, the Atlanta Braves might be inclined to sign a closer at a reduced price and then move John Smoltz back into the starting rotation.
This will not be an off-season for relief pitchers to achieve extraordinary wealth.
There is Vladimir Guerrero as free agent No. 1, Gary Sheffield as free agent No. 2, (and not young enough to command a massive long-term deal), and the likes of Shannon Stewart, Raul Ibanez and Mike Cameron in a third modestly compensated group. And then there are a lot of players who will be considered interchangeable by general managers trying to save a few bucks.
Want a serviceable veteran? There's Reggie Sanders (again), Jeromy Burnitz or Kenny Lofton. Willing to take a chance on a possibly high impact offensive player with great physical risks? How about Juan Gonzalez or Brian Jordan? Do you prefer betting on a player with a checkered past coming off his best year? There's Jose Guillen. And there's also Jose Cruz, Jr., Carl Everett and Rondell White.
Five years ago, Ivan Rodriguez would have been in perfect position for a huge payday, coming off a superb season in which he excelled offensively and defensively and was the leader of a World Series champion. But he may find that the market is not much better for him than it was last winter.
The vast majority of teams are cutting back or holding the line, and most of the teams that will spend already are committed to catchers for 2004 -- the Yankees (Jorge Posada), Red Sox (Jason Varitek) and Phillies (Mike Lieberthal). The Florida Marlins loved Rodriguez, and they're facing a range of financial decisions that may preclude them from a huge investment in any single player.
Pudge's best chance to cash in might be with the Baltimore Orioles. But if the Orioles don't like the way negotiations are going (or if they are leery of the relative shelf lives of catchers -- and Pudge will be 32 next season, the dreaded age of decline for catchers), Baltimore could always make a more modest investment in Javy Lopez, who is coming off a season in which he set the single-season record for home runs by a catcher. Or Benito Santiago.
Middle infielders
Luis Castillo might have looked awful in the World Series, flailing at breaking balls by his feet, but he is the most complete player in a generally unimpressive group. Todd Walker can rake, but there is the matter of his defense, and Roberto Alomar is either in decline (most likely) or has simply lost the desire to play (a possibility).
Starting pitchers
As always, this is the group that will get the most cash. But there could be an interesting tug-of-war involving the free agent with the most leverage: Andy Pettitte's Family vs. The Union's Want Of Money.
Pettitte could be worth anywhere from $12 million to $15 million annually to the Yankees, who need desperately to retain the left-hander. There figures to be significant pressure from the Players Association honchos for Pettitte to take the Yankees' bloated offer in a winter of frigid financial restraint.
But the Wagner deal might put Houston in position to bid modestly for Pettitte, and Pettitte is the sort to seriously consider a hometown discount when voices in his family circle are pulling at him to play near his Houston-area estate. For some players, those voices might be a minor consideration or completely irrelevant, but Pettitte is particularly devoted to his family.
If Pettitte signs with Houston, it's hard to imagine Bartolo Colon landing anywhere other than the Yankees (it's always possible, of course, that the Yankees sign Pettitte and Colon). And Kevin Millwood will get the big bucks, as well, in an offseason when the glut of free agents will generally find dollars to be in sparse supply.
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TAMPA, Fla. -- With a host of off-the-field issues seemingly mounting against Alex Rodriguez, he saved the best on-field performance for his last day in Tampa.
The New York Yankees star went 1-for-3 with two RBIs, including a run-scoring double, a walk and a strikeout as the designated hitter Sunday in Tampa's 4-3 win over the Bradenton Marauders.
In doing so, Rodriguez collected his first extra-base hit in the eight rehab games he has played with Charleston and Tampa.
"I did like the way I swung the bat today," said Rodriguez, who heads to Reading, Penn., to join the Double-A Trenton club. "I'd like to see me do that on back-to-back days, start driving the ball a little more consistently."
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"I don't think I was a hundred percent since I was a senior in high school but I feel very good," said the 37-year-old Rodriguez.
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After Sunday's game, Rodriguez is 3-for-21 with three RBIs, two singles, a double and six strikeouts while getting hit by a pitch twice since beginning with Charleston on July 2.
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of the Witcher 2. You rescue this Elf who is charged with treason. You find evidence and know that she did it, but if you choose the "good side" and save her from the guards, she rewards you by leading you into an ambush and trying to kill you. Games like Mass Effect or Skyrim might have those choices, but I love when a game is less Black and White.


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In a briefing at its headquarters in Tel Aviv, the Israel
Defence Forces presented a minute picture of the structure
and capability of Hamas and other militant groups operating
in Gaza, an effort to explain the severity of the threat
Israel faced and justify Israel's heavy tank shelling and air
strikes during the 50-day conflict - tactics that drew
international criticism.
Among the evidence laid out by a senior military officer were
details of the ranges and number of rockets fired by Hamas
and Islamic Jihad, photographs showing how rocket launchers
were hidden in graveyards and a school playground, and how
tunnels were used to carry out and escape from the site of
One set of photographs showed a school by day, its central
yard empty. By night, rockets looked to be stockpiled in the
yard. At another school a canopy, where a hole had been torn
for a rocket launching, was further frayed after a projectile
was fired from underneath, he said.
"We're dealing with a carefully structured and in many cases
well trained terrorist force," said the general staff
officer, who spoke on condition that his name not be used.
"Hamas has at least 16,000 operatives organised into six
brigades across the Gaza Strip, each with its own commander,
while (Islamic Jihad) has a similar structure and a total of
around 6,000 operatives."
The war, the longest Israel has fought since it withdrew from
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Palestinians, most of them civilians, dead, the Palestinian
health ministry said. Israel said 67 of its soldiers and six
civilians were killed.
After two failed attempts, an open-ended ceasefire was struck
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3,000 in the hands of Hamas, Islamic Jihad and other groups.
The officer described that as a "major degradation" of the
groups' capabilities, alongside the destruction of 32 tunnels
built from Gaza into Israel and steps to hit Hamas's
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majority of those killed in the conflict, saying that of
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civilians and 616 militants.
A further 805 are listed as "unknown", but the officer said
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them would be found to be militants and the remainder
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militant affiliation but still participated in some way.
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found in three empty U.N. schools.
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seeming to accept that another conflict in Gaza was all but
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I chose the J Brand Tyler in Reckless (click here to buy) to style for this post. These jeans have a slim cut fit with some distressing at the knees of the jeans. The two looks that I leaned towards were for a younger guy that likes to have more fun with his clothing and one that is more mature and just enjoys his clothes, but is not looking to make as much of an intentional statement or be loud.
I have always been fond of this Burberry sweater. When I chose these jeans, my first instinct was to pair them with this sweater. I thought the colors would compliment each other very well. To finish off the look, I chose a belt by DSquared2, James Perse t shirt, and some red sneakers by Lanvin. I wanted to bring out the reds a in the sweater bit more and I thought the shoes and belt will do just that. This is a look that I find really classic and any guy would be able to wear. Plus, it is a lot of color, more than what I usually do.
This look is more for the mature man. Someone that appreciates clothes, but is more into the fit than wearing them to stand out. The jeans are paired with a Carven coat, Nudie t shirt, and Alexander McQueen shoes. I added the shoes to smarten up the look and take it out of the casual route that distressing can lean towards. The shoes also makes the look more mature compared to a sneaker that will not only make it more casual, but dresses it down. Which one do you prefer?
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Skip to comments.Tom McClintock: To understand education budget, start with math
Posted on 05/16/2005 2:24:48 PM PDT by calcowgirl
The multimillion-dollar campaign paid by starving teachers unions has finally placed our sadly neglected schools at the center of the budget debate.
Across California, children are bringing home notes warning of dire consequences if Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's scorched-earth budget is approved -- a budget that slashes Proposition 98 public-school spending from $42.2 billion this year all the way down to $44.7 billion next year.
That should be proof enough that our math programs are suffering.
As a public-school parent, I have given this crisis a great deal of thought and have a modest suggestion to help weather these dark days.
Maybe -- as a temporary measure only -- we should spend our school dollars on our schools. I realize that this is a radical departure from current practice, but desperate times require desperate measures.
The governor proposed spending $10,084 per student from all sources. Devoting all of this money to the classroom would require turning tens of thousands of school bureaucrats, consultants, advisers and specialists onto the streets with no means of support or marketable job skills, something that no enlightened social democracy should allow.
So I will begin by excluding from this discussion the entire budget of the State Department of Education, as well as the pension system, debt service, special education, child care, nutrition programs and adult education. I also propose setting aside $3 billion to pay an additional 30,000 school bureaucrats $100,000 per year with the proviso that they stay away from the classroom and pay their own hotel bills at conferences.
This leaves a mere $6,937 per student, which, for the duration of the funding crisis, I propose devoting to the classroom.
To illustrate how we might scrape by at this subsistence level, let's use a hypothetical school of 180 students with only $1.2 million to get through the year.
We have all seen the pictures of filthy bathrooms, leaky roofs, peeling paint and crumbling plaster to which our children have been condemned. I propose that we rescue them from this squalor by leasing out luxury commercial office space. Our school will need 4,800 square feet for five classrooms (the sixth class is gym). At $33 per foot, an annual lease will cost $158,400.
This will provide executive washrooms, around-the-clock janitorial service, wall-to-wall carpeting, utilities and music in the elevators. We'll also need new desks to preserve the professional ambience.
Next, we'll need to hire five teachers, but not just any teachers. I propose hiring only associate professors from the California State University at their level of pay. Since university professors generally assign more reading, we'll need 12 of the latest edition, hardcover books for each student at an average $75 per book, plus an extra $5 to have the student's name engraved in gold leaf on the cover.
Since our conventional gym classes haven't stemmed the childhood obesity epidemic, I propose replacing them with an annual membership at a private health club for $39.95 per month. Finally, we'll hire an $80,000 administrator with a $40,000 secretary because, well, I don't know exactly why, but we always have.
Our bare-bones budget comes to this:
5 classrooms -- $158,400 150 desks @ $130 -- $19,500 180 annual health club memberships @ $480 -- $86,400 2,160 textbooks @ $80 -- $172,800 5 CSU associate professors @ $67,093 -- $335,465 1 administrator -- $80,000 1 secretary -- $40,000 24 percent faculty and staff benefits -- $109,312 Offices, expenses and insurance -- $30,000 TOTAL -- $1,031,877L
The school I have just described is the school we're paying for. Maybe it's time to ask why it's not the school we're getting.
Other, wiser, governors have made the prudent decision not to ask such embarrassing questions of the education-industrial complex because it makes them very angry. Apparently the unions believe that with enough of a beating, Gov. Schwarzenegger will see things the same way.
Perhaps. But there's an old saying that you can't fill a broken bucket by pouring more water into it. Maybe it's time to fix the bucket.
Tom McClintock represents the 19th District in the California state Senate. Write to him by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Fix the bucket. Redistrict NOW. (And elect Tom Lt.Gov)
That is simply brilliant.
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keep me on the list.
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Cut out sex education and other liberal indoctrination programs and there'll be enough funds for english, science, math, history, social studies, art, music.
The system of government education in America today remains an utter failure. After 40 years of social engineering by liberals and the current crop of big government Republicans, only a miracle can turn things around.
Very nice editorial. It's so darned reasonable - but perhaps California will embrace its vision anyway. I wish Texas would, too.
You got it!
Here is hoping that McClintock can continue to build his standing with sensible liberals and moderates in CA so that he can be our next governor.
They still teach math in schools in California?
I'm shocked to hear that! :-o
...but of course!
I'm not from CA, but I do love Tom McClintock... use your judgement.
I am amazed that no one seems to point out to them the obvious fact that it costs less to educate fewer students. All together now .... DUH!
sheesh .... I forgot to mention that this is a California "distinguished" school.
I'll put you on for now--the posts are not frequent.
As his Atty General campaign begins, just let me know if want off the list.
How does CA do it? Around here we have more non-teaching staff than we do classrooms or desks.
One local high school added a "World Languages" wing a couple of years back - 12 classrooms, I believe. Rather than a single building, however, they built 3 stand-alone square buildings, all in a row, with 4 classrooms each, 2 on each opposite side. Of course they had to build sidwalks between the buildings so the kids would walk around/through/whatever.
LOL That's actually cheap compared to here with admin costs....
I hope I'ma keeper!
If you poor it in fast enough, you can. Of course, it doesn't stay full very long.
You're definitely a keeper!!! ... until you're put away in a home, of course. ;-)
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"LOL That's actually cheap compared to here with admin costs...."
That's Tom's proposal!
The do nothing idiots that are currently on the payroll get a lot more.
When I was in high school 50+ years ago in a school of 1800+ students there were a total of 12 people that wern't teachers including the gardener.
First, how does the union get the right to send notes home to anyone? Isn't this against the law on several levels?
Lastly, I think Tom makes some good points and I think what he says is worthy of discussion. I do believe his behavior during the last Gov. election does exclude him from any consideration for a job in Government where the people have to elect him. I think he betrayed us at our expense last election.
Keep me on.
(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)
I think Tom made a good point and the fact is that education got an increase under the current budget.
I also appreciate the topic and discussion brought to the table by Tom.
The teacher's union should be an object of focus by Republicans just as Judges are now just starting to be.
End the teacher's union IMO and public education would be better for it.
You got it!
Break up the big school districts and get rid of most of the administrators.
I didn't read your post before I posted mine. Oh well, we agree about getting rid of administrators.
Bump for later
Break up the current control of unions by law if we must and reduce administrators down to maybe 1 for every 40 teachers.
Also take away the power of the union to make it cost us 100k to fire a bad teacher.
The union only has the goal of growing, so they have been big for illegals in the schools because that means more teachers would be needed to educate them.
I think we need a change in the Constitution of the United States so that illegals are not due any free education, benefits of any kind nor should any get a birth certificate for their children born here unless they prove they were here legally at the time.
It's not just the teacher's union. All of the school workers are unionized.
Our school parents wanted to paint our janitor's office last year as a gift for him, but there were union rules against that.
Our parents wanted to volunteer in the library when the district cut the librarians, but the union rules wouldn't allow that.
It's a joke.
Forgot to agree with you on the illegals. I have little patience with the whole illegal situation, and it is one area that I do not agree with our president on.
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A day after his administration filed a friend-of-the-court brief unequivocally calling on the justices to strike down California's Proposition 8 ballot measure, Obama said he felt there was no way for his administration to avoid the case.
"I felt it was important for us to articulate what I believe and what this administration stands for," the president said.
The nation has gone through the same evolution he has gone through about how gay couples should be treated under the law, said Obama, who once opposed gay marriage but changed his position last year during his re-election campaign.
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NEW YORK — Target Corp.'s executive ranks have suffered their first casualty since hackers stole credit card numbers and other personal data of millions of its shoppers last year.
The nation's second largest discounter told The Associated Press that Beth Jacob, who has overseen everything from Target's web site to its internal computer systems as Chief Information Officer since 2008, has resigned. The company said it will search for an interim CIO.
The departure, which is effective Wednesday, comes as Target works to overhaul some of divisions that handle security and technology following the massive data breach. Target said the resignation was Jacob's idea, but some analysts speculate that the executive has faced intense scrutiny as the company has tried to restore its reputation among investors and shoppers.
"People are questioning Target's security and she was the fall guy," said Walter Loeb, a New York-based independent retail consultant.
The resignation points to the changing role of companies' CIOs. They've long assumed a behind-the-scenes position overseeing not only technology, but the overall safety and security of company systems. But security experts say more is being demanded of them as the public becomes more aware of big security breaches.
"Now, they have to take on an active role," said Heather Bearfield, partner in the technology and assurance group at accounting firm Marcum LLP. "You can't sit back and rely on the infrastructure."
Target disclosed on Dec. 19 that a data breach compromised 40 million credit and debit card accounts between Nov. 27 and Dec. 15. Then on Jan. 10 it said hackers also stole personal information — including names, phone numbers, and email and mailing addresses — from as many as 70 million customers.
When all is said and done, Target's breach could eclipse the biggest known data theft at a retailer: TJX Cos. in 2007 disclosed a breach of customer information that compromised more than 90 million records at its T.J. Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods stores.
Target has said it believes hackers broke into its network by infiltrating the computers of a vendor. Then the hackers installed malicious software in the checkout system for Target's estimated 1,800 U.S. stores.
In the wake of the breach, Target has been working to make changes. The company is accelerating its $100 million plan to roll out chip-based credit card technology, which experts say is more secure than traditional magnetic stripe cards.
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This additional function of CRISPR-Cas9 in bacteria became clear when researchers compared bacteria that contained the usual gene for Cas9 with bacteria that contained a mutated version of the gene. These researchers, who represented the Emory University School of Medicine and the Emory Vaccine Center, found that when the gene was mutated, bacterial become more vulnerable to polymyxin B as well as standard antibiotic treatments such as streptomycin and kanamycin. They were able to trace the effects of the mutation back to a defect in envelope integrity.
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You are obviously more intellectual than any 9 year old kid I have ever talked to.
Sorry about the Usa/Britain fail thing. You seemed too pro America. XD
Well, can you tell me what shows they watch? A lot of the shows that I know of there are only racist to the naked eye, but in reality they are a parody of everyday life to thousands of people, and they express it by being overly racist to show off the realism of the racism problem. Although to ignorant little 9 year olds they might get the facts right, but miss the point of the shows entirely.
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1. Eh, sort of.
2. Because I am, honestly, I know some kids who watch racist videos on YT.
3. I don't have any friends.Trust me, one day at my school would answer all your questons, also I CAN'T GET ANY for a good reason.
4. WTFBBQHAT. I'm 9 and you expect me to know all this.
Also, I'm not from USA, I'm from britain.
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@Kei I now have no friends because of this, I lost my girlfriend and I'm just now a bully.
@sav sorry I'm just angry.
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How have I?
Um, I dunno.
Some people hate america(racists) but didn't britain colonize america?
Excuse me if I am wrong, but doesn't that make them technically rascist to themselves?
Oh and I love America!
I do not think you are a bad person, and if I got to know you, I bet you would be kind. I just want to make some things clear:
1. You have/had a girlfriend at the age of 9?
2. Why are you on an internet forum called the Night Club at the age of 9? (I know it is on a pokemon site, but you must get my point.)
3. Shouldn't you be outside playing with friends or something? Not spend your time on the computer. You can do that when you are a teenager. And don't say "I don't have friends" or "It's night time." If you could get a girlfriend, you could easily get a friend.
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Why would you go against your own point in your own post? If you are saying that Britain's are racist towards America you are wrong. They might dislike or hate their Ideals and politics, but they are the same race (Which you demonstrated your knowledge of in your post.), therefore racism is unnecessary, or just stupid.
if you want a real example of racism, look at some Americans views on African americans and Native americans. Before you go off and say that big parts of britain are racist towards america, look at your own country. Some of it is racist to itself.
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Truly heavy fuck yeah fucking epic great job dudes
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woo, strykjärn! you fucks are as sick as always.
svensk metal för helvete!


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Last year most property sales in Bristol (County) involved terraced properties which sold for on average £269,128. Flats sold for an average price of £217,578, while semi-detached properties fetched £297,970.
Bristol (County), with an overall average price of £266,796, was similar in terms of sold prices to nearby Somerset (£257,915), Gloucestershire (£261,453) and Wiltshire (£255,348). The priciest area within Bristol (County) was Leigh Woods (£774,455) and the least expensive was St Annes (£183,336).
During the last year, sold prices in Bristol (County) were 10% up on the previous year and 22% up on 2013 when the average house price was £218,190.


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If you had been paying attention you would of noticed that recently I have only been post on monday, wednesday, and friday. In part because with the election season I have been requested to update and run more models.<quoted text>It's easy for you to post nonsense but your comrade tina is under a state of emergency.
Have you heard from her? She's a changed woman, possibly.
As for being changed, a little wind and rain, yea right sure. I sure a few like you will whine that this is the result of global warming. Of course that history has numerous other storms that are similar or even worse will be ignored because that would just prove that Sandy is nothing new.