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This is adorable! My 3 year old son talks with his Beary Happy like he is a real live bear! His favorite feature is feeding him and playing peek-a-boo. He is just starting to be able to switch to a new activity by himself, and he keeps himself pretty entertained with all of beary's activities. Beary Happy comes with a pretty good amount of content already installed, but you also have the option of purchasing more games from within the app. My only disappointment is that it doesn't work with my old iPod touch (second gen) so I am forced to let my son use my iphone and since my iPhone is getting older, it goes through the battery quicker on the days that he plays with it for a long time. Overall, this is a great toy and I think it will keep him occupied long enough to get through grocery shopping or a nice dinner out! I have received Beary Happy from Infantino to facilitate my review.
Both of my kids, ages 10 months and 5 years old love to use this toy with my iphone.
I downloaded the free app to my phone and put my phone in this for them to play with the app. It protects my phone while they play (it is padded in case they drop it, it can also attach to a car seat or shopping cart). My 10 month old will also play with the bear alone without my phone. Love it!
Not only my 18 month old daughter loves her Beary Happy but my 5 year old son loves playing with it also I see them sitting together playing with it :)The toddler mode makes it easy to keep her entertained while I am trying to do her hair. Beary has the cutest voice and makes cute faces. Only thing I have negative to say is that a couple of the features require you to pay a little to get them to work.
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I have received Beary Happy from Infantino to facilitate my review. My 22 month old daughter loves her new Beary. She loves how it rattles and plays peek-a-boo and when she touches the nose it makes a squeak and she thinks its the funniest thing in the world. There are tons of add-ons you can buy on the app for about 99 cents. Also I dont worry when she happens to drop it on the floor because it is so padded.
I have received Beary Happy from Infantino to facilitate my review. Two of the things that I look for in a toy for my 17-month old son is 1) will the toy keep his attention and 2) is it educational. Beary Happy provides both for my son. In fact, the next morning after receiving it, Beary Happy was the first thing he went for after waking up. This is one toy that I always have with me. It is great for when he is in the car. Since the arrival of Beary, I do not always have to have a video playing in the car. My son loves to play with my smartphone and Itouch, so like the fact that this proctects my Itouch. WIth Beary, I like the fact that is soft and huggable, not hard like some smartphone protectors. The best feature of Beary is the downable app that allows you to buy extra features to expand the experience of the toy. Even without purchasing the extras, this app provides a great learning and interactive experience for your little ones. The app provides a wide variety of things for my son to do and experience (emotions, peek a boo, rattle, numbers, abc, sing a long, and story time). There is so much that my son can do with one toy that he keeps his attention. Beary Happy is another great product from Infantino.
My 14mo. old son loves playing with mom and dad's phones and computer. It is great I can now give him our old iPhone to distract him from our electronics! He loves the plush case and will carry it along with him. We have used this on two (round trip) plane rides and it has been a life saver! His 3 yr old cousin played with it and loved it too. There is no screen protection, so I would recommend those cling on screen protectors. Also the app you download is free, I wish after buying the product that you would at least get some of the extra songs/stories for free. Over all a great case and great app. I have received Beary Happy from Infantino to facilitate my review.
My 19 month old toddler absolutely loves the HappiTaps Beary. He loves carrying it around and playing the hide-and-seek game that is part of the free app download. This cute little bear holds his attention and is a great distraction for him when I need a few minutes to get something done. I love hearing him giggle as he learns & plays with this app/toy combo. We are currently using this HappiTaps with our iPod Touch (I believe it is a 3, the one right before they added cameras to the iPods) And it fits well inside even without using the included extra padding. I have received Beary Happy from Infantino to facilitate my review
Both my daughters, especially my 3 year old, love their Beary. It is so cute to see them hugging, talking, and interacting with it. They used to be mini-geeks when playing with my phone, but ever since we got the app and Beary, they don't care for all that other stuff on my phone, they are back to being children playing with their Bear. And mommy loves the sight of that!
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What a gift for a small child. My little grandson, loves the little bear. I know alot of you, may or may not allow your smaller children to play with your iphone or ipod touch, but when you see the joy it brings. Their little faces just light up, they giggles, and laugh, which in turn makes you laugh. You don't have to worry about your child throwing your device. Thank whoever made this very special little bear.
My 20-month old son loves Beary!! I also love it because it keeps my iPhone safe and him occupied. He loves playing hide and seek and number & alphabet popping. I love this product and would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a fun, cute, cuddly, interactive toy to give their child. I have received Beary Happy from Infantino to facilitate my review.
This is a great product to entertain your toddler! As your child grows they have learning opportunities with the different games. (Colors, numbers etc...) For now my toddler enjoys the "peek a boo" fun and I enjoy the entertainment it provides allowing me an easier shopping experience.


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The title says it all. The date for the book to come out, believe it or not, according to Harpercollin's website AND Amazon, is JUNE 28, 2016!!!!
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Isn't a ONE YEAR block too long for a spolier ban? The book already came out, and THIS was the only time I actually spoiled the book. So to be honest, I did nothing wrong. Sorry if I was a little rude when you read this.
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You ruined a major part of the book which was incredibly selfish.
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Number Four (and Sam) were in Nine's Legacy. There's a whole chapter in it between Po6 and Ro9 that was never in the books (when Four and Nine are driving). And Four was (barely) in Last Days of Lorien too.
I thought (not entirely sure) that Ivanick had a cameo in the opening chapters of Fall of Five (though not referred to by name). but I could be wrong, so sorry if I am
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Another good thing is how she views the world. Since 9-11, she, like many other Americans, has re-examined her priorities in life. High on her list is finding an effective way to use language in her work. With her latest album, she says she wants to convey "love, comfort, joy." There are actually three songs on the album titled "Love Song" -- numbered one, two and three. On "Thankful," she sings, "just want to be happy and thankful." Meanwhile "forgiveness and love" are repeated throughout "Fellowship," which questions our religious beliefs and divisions.
"Words are fascinating," she explains. "They can be very damaging, very uplifting, very powerful. It's all left up to interpretation, and interpretation is powerful. So, it's all dependent on what everyone is coming with, what their background is, which canon they're using, you know, where they've been educated, what they listen to. And that's why I don't really think about any of these things anymore, because most things are based on a generalization: race, sex or economic. The language of it is so complicated that I just try hard to maintain myself and have my own defining factors and not those from the world."
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Tree Keepers Workshop with the NJ Tree Foundation
This past Saturday, May 7th the Jersey City Parks Coalition had the pleasure of co-hosting the NJ Tree Foundation #NJTF at Dickinson High School. The Foundation came to teach their Tree Keepers Workshop to Jersey City residents. It was a very informative day in school!
Tree identification was first up as we were given a guide book to take us through 10 simple questions of how to figure out what trees you might encounter on the streets. Noting leaf characteristics, bark color, fruit or flowers can all provide signs, to give you a page range, where you'll find the tree variety. After a few visual drills everyone was feeling confident. Check done!
Have you ever walked down a neighborhood street and come across a tree that doesn't look so hot? This workshop gives you the tools and know-how to assess a few physical things that might help you figure out what could be the root cause. (sorry for the pun) Does it need pruning? If so, where and why? Is it a safety hazard? Is it dead or dying? Can it make a "come back"? — Let's just say you'll leave knowing a lot more than when you walked in the door.
One of the first and most common mistakes people make (contractors and self-proclaimed tree experts included) is in the planting. You don't need a REALLY big hole. You don't "have to" take the burlap off completely. Here's what you do do…
These photo shows you a couple of basic planting tips : dig a hole no more than 1 foot wider then the root ball, plant ONLY as deep as the collar (The collar is where the trunk slopes out from the root system forming the trunk. Sometimes you have to dig down into the ball to expose it.)
"You aren't planting telephone poles!" says Lisa Simms, the Executive Director of the NJ Tree Foundation.
Here's a big one: remove the wire basket used for transport and/or twine before you plop it in the hole. Once in the hole…pull the burlap off of the top and tuck it in around the sides. Check for straightness on the first 3 feet from the ground. (According to NJTF the top will follow suit as it grows.) Next, shovel soil back in around the root ball (don't put any soil on top) and really stomp the soil down in around the ball so there are zero air pockets (watering a bit can help). To finish: place a 3″ layer of mulch 6″ away from root collar, in a donut formation around the tree then WATER, WATER, WATER! Trees need at least 2″ of water per week until the tree is established, about 2.5 years after planting.
So, what was the biggest take away you ask?
The biggest take away from the workshop is how easy it is to plant a tree. It's much harder to keep a tree healthy with water, proper pruning and maintenance. This is why the JCPC believes, at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter how many trees we plant in Jersey City over the next 5 or more years. What matters is how we care for them. Do we have the infrastructure in place to water and prune all the existing trees in our city today? No. Will we have everything we need for success within the next five years? Probably not. It's taken cities, larger than ours, 20 plus years to combat apathy towards trees. We will need everyone's help to create a culture of planting and caring for trees in Jersey City. As with most things in life it all comes down to education.
PS. If you are interested in attending a Tree Keepers workshop in the Fall please use the contact us form and ask to be put on a list. We hope to provide many more opportunities for residents and city staff to learn how to plant and care for the trees that help us breathe.


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On the Importance of Pattern Recognition
I've been thinking a lot lately. I observe myself staring into the void, or looking at people's faces, movements, behaviors. I listen to their words, and I have a strange and distant feeling of "outerness". But what am I thinking about exactly?
I think about thought.
In particular, I ask myself the reason we do anything. Really, why do we do anything? Why do we wake up, grab a cup of coffee, have children, work, watch films, take hikes, why do we do anything at all, as opposed to nothing? I've been so caught up with the everyday TODOs that sometimes I get the feeling I'm moving in autopilot mode, but I don't really question why I'm doing what I'm doing.
I believe this to be one of the fundamental questions of existence.
The first answer that came to mind is evolutionary, and it's probably the most obvious one. Certain instincts, physical and behavioral traits were selected for by the process of evolution, and now we exhibit them, without necessarily having a reason, other than random chance, natural selection, and time.
But then I thought about it some more. I came to the conclusion that life is about patterns, and living beings value pattern recognition more than anything else.
Think about it. What makes a gazelle successful? It must spot lions and other threats effectively and efficiently, react in a split second without wasting energy. Based on the limited information it has available at any moment, it must act accordingly. Spotting the lion requires sophisticated vision, auditory, and potentially olfactory systems, all of which are intensely focused on recognizing patterns, and raising the alarm when a specific one is spotted. Activating the muscles and beginning the complex process of moving four coordinated limbs to propel the entire body forward while staying in balance is another case of pattern recognition and execution, coupled with a feedback loop of the body's response, which leads to another state, which requires more pattern recognition and so forth. In algorithmic terms, it's a recursive function (albeit simplified).
What makes a person successful?
It's the same exact process, pattern recognition, and execution based on the understanding of such patterns. You can pick any field or endeavor, you can apply the same reasoning and arrive at the same conclusion.
Why do we cry at Pavattori's performance of the aria Nessun Dorma, from the final act of Giacomo Puccini's masterpiece Turandot? We see Luciano's deep, intense eyes, staring into infinity, as his vigorous tenore voice vibrates powerfully, it resonates with our mental patterns that recognize the fluctuations of harmonic waves, intertwined in timeless mathematical proportions, which seem to peer into the birth of the universe and its remnant vibration thought the cosmos that we inhabit.
Ludwig van Beethoven wrote that, "Music is the one incorporeal entrance into the higher world of knowledge which comprehends mankind but which mankind cannot comprehend". The relationship between music and numbers is well known, Pythagoras understood it over 2,500 years ago, stating that, "There is geometry in the humming of the strings, there is music in the spacing of the spheres."
Why does Bill Gates have a fortune of more than $80 billion? One can always point to luck – and there certainly was some of it in his early days – but without his ability to see patterns in the market, technology, and consumer behavior, he would not have consistently increased his wealth over time.
We value patterns more than everything else. Virtually every single job on the planet is based on the how good someone is at recognizing patterns and to act accordingly. In fact, we spent our formative years learning the most important of patterns. It's the meta-pattern, that which helps us understand and form new patterns. Our ancestral DNA gives us instincts, which are a form of pre-programmed pattern recognition that helps us survive. But before we can do anything more meaningful, before we can use our mind and body to create something new and useful, we need the meta-pattern. We learn how to learn, and learning is fundamentally about pattern recognition. We are pattern-remix machines: we copy, we transform, and we combine to create new and interesting patterns, which others find valuable and insightful.
Let's take a field of study and research, which is generally seen, with merit, as a much more noble endeavor than making money. Hard sciences: physics, math, chemistry, biology, etc. What makes Edward Witten's research more valuable and interesting than the thousands of theoretical physicists struggling to achieve academic notoriety? Clearly it's his ability to see complex patterns where others don't. Physics is all about patterns, and math is the language we use to describe such patterns.
How can we ever hope to one-day defeat dementia, Alzheimer disease, and the hundreds of types of cancers, if not by understanding the mechanisms of how they emerge, spread, and die? And isn't that yet another form of pattern recognition?
The internet is giving us unprecedented access to information and knowledge, which is sometimes overwhelming. Take this article you are reading right now. Why did you decide to click on it? Perhaps you found the title interesting, intriguing, and wanted to know more. In other words, you recognized a pattern, which sparked neuronal connections in your brain that lead to the creation of more complex and interesting patterns, which you found more compelling than the last cat video you saw, and decided to keep reading. You are now in the 14th paragraph. Was it worth it? Is it creating new pathways, and making you think differently? If you're still here at this point, the answer is probably yes.
If the pattern is too simple, or too obvious, we find it boring, uninteresting, banal. If it's too complex and chaotic, we say it's confusing gibberish. Valuable patterns are sophisticated enough to be interesting, but simple enough that they make sense.
It's not just science, art is about patterns too. Vincent Van Gogh's prodigious mind produced in 1889 what is now one of the most iconic and recognized works of art in history, The Starry Night. But his unparalleled genius became even more evident in 2006, when physicists discovered that Van Gogh's painting accurately described one of the most mysterious and still unexplained concepts in physics: turbulence in fluid flows. The great German physicist Werner Heisenberg once said, "When I meet God, I'm going to ask him two questions: why relativity and why turbulence? I really believe he will have an answer for the first." Scientists have struggled for centuries to describe turbulent flow — some are said to have considered the problem harder than quantum mechanics. It is still unsolved, but one of the foundations of the modern theory of turbulence was laid out 60 years later by the Soviet scientist Andrei Kolmogorov in the 1940s. "The Van Gogh's creations during his most turbulent period mirrored nature's turbulent flows, as if his mind somehow tapped into a universal archetype where luminous becomes numinous — and the painter's brush and nature's brush become one and the same." (cit)
If art is about patterns, so are psychology, sociology, philosophy, making a movie, writing a book. A language is a form of codified and organized patterns, which helps us transfer a mind-pattern – an idea, a thought, an image, an emotion – to someone else. It's a pattern-based technology, a vehicle whose purpose is to translate pure patterns – thoughts – to other pattern-seeking entities. Our drive as a species to understand and share patterns is so strong that we independently invented this "language" pattern thousands of times over the course of a few millennia.
We value patterns so much that we put the majority of our efforts and attention in making sure that they are not lost. We write books. We use math discover laws of the universe. We record and play songs, stories, and tales.
Patterns. It's all about patterns, and recognizing them. The more elegant and intricate the pattern, the more beautiful our braid in spacetime is, the more satisfying our existence.
How to Create a Malevolent Artificial Intelligence
For those of you who have been following my work, it should come as no surprise that I have an ambivalent view of technology.
Technology is arguably the predominant reason that we live safer, longer, and healthier than ever before, particularly when we include medical technology – sanitation, antibiotics, vaccines – and communication technologies – satellites, the internet, and smartphones. It has immense potential, and it has been the driving force for innovation and development for centuries.
But it has a dark side. Technology, once a strong democratizing force, now drives more inequality. It allows governments and corporations to spy on citizens on a level that would make Orwell's worst nightmares look like child's play. It could lead to a collapse of the economic system as we know it, unless we find, discuss, and test new solutions.
To a certain extent, this is already happening, albeit not in a uniformly distributed fashion. If we consider a longer timeframe – perhaps a few decades – things could get far more worrisome. I think it's worth thinking and preparing sooner, rather than despair once it's too late.
Many distinguished scientists, researchers, and entrepreneurs have expressed such concerns for almost a century. On January 2015 dozens, including Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk, signed an Open Letter, calling for concrete research on how to prevent certain potential pitfalls, noting that, "artificial intelligence has the potential to eradicate disease and poverty, but researchers must not create something which cannot be controlled".
And this is exactly what Roman Yampolskiy and I explored in a paper we recently published, titled Unethical Research: How to Create a Malevolent Artificial Intelligence.
Cybersecurity research involves investigating malicious exploits as well as how to design tools to protect cyber-infrastructure. It is this information exchange between ethical hackers and security experts, which results in a well-balanced cyber-ecosystem. In the blooming domain of AI Safety Engineering, hundreds of papers have been published on different proposals geared at the creation of a safe machine, yet nothing, to our knowledge, has been published on how to design a malevolent machine.
It seemed rather odd to us that virtually all research so far had been focused preventing the accidental and unintended consequences of an AI going rogue – i.e. the paperclip scenario. While this is certainly a possibility, it's also worth considering that someone might deliberately want to create a Malevolent Artificial Intelligence (MAI). If that were the case, who would be most interested in developing it, how would it operate, and what would maximize its chances of survival and ability to strike?
Availability of such information would be of great value particularly to computer scientists, mathematicians, and others who have an interest in AI safety, and who are attempting to avoid the spontaneous emergence or the deliberate creation of a dangerous AI, which can negatively affect human activities and in the worst case cause the complete obliteration of the human species.
This includes the creation of an artificial entity that can outcompete or control humans in any domain, making humankind unnecessary, controllable, or even subject to extinction. Our paper provides some general guidelines for the creation of a malevolent artificial entity, and hints at ways to potentially prevent it, or at the very least to minimize the risk.
We focused on some theoretical yet realistic scenarios, touching on the need for an international oversight board, the risk posed by the existence of non-free software on AI research, and how the legal and economic structure of the United States provides the perfect breeding ground for the creation of a Malevolent Artificial Intelligence.
I am honored to share this paper with Roman, a friend and a distinguished scientist who published over 130 academic papers and has contributed significantly to the field.
I hope our paper will inspire more researchers and policymakers to look into these issues.
You can read the full text at: arxiv.org/abs/1605.02817: Unethical Research: How to Create a Malevolent Artificial Intelligence.
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On Trust
Trust. It's a strange feeling.
Being trusting of others is my default state. I assume people are generally OK, and that they act in selfish or in deliberately evil manners only out of necessity or in extreme cases of boredom. I know that this includes millions of variations and possibilities, but still, I like to generally assume I can trust strangers.
All of this can change of course in a matter of seconds. I like this quote from Mike Tyson (paraphrased):
Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face.
That punch in the face can come at any time, and it typically does when you least expect it.
I was on a plane from Los Angeles to London today. I sat down, got my things set up, and briefly went to the bathroom. I come back two minutes later, only to find that my iPad was gone. Disappeared. The iPad was no longer. It was an ex-iPad.
The moment you realize you have been fucked and that you have no control over things, a torrent of emotions comes rushing to your head. First you try to remember the details before the fact. Did you really have the iPad there? Yes, you put in in the pocket in front of your seat. Was it not inside the bag? Pretty sure it wasn't, but check the bag, just to be sure. Gosh, I shouldn't have gone to the bathroom while people were still arriving and sitting down. Did you backup the photos and videos you took? $700 down the toilet for taking a leak kind of burns, but the photos! Those are memories, money is replaceable. What about that blog post you wrote? Did you back that up? You should back up more often...
Then comes the suspicion. You are sure: it was there, and somebody took it. Who could have done that? Maybe it was just a bored teenager. Maybe it was an asshole who wanted a new shiny screen to watch bad blockbuster movies on and read the daily mail. Did you have a code on the lock screen? How difficult was it? Only 4 numbers, stupid Apple security, a monkey could crack that in a few hours. Not that it matters, they'll probably format it before even trying to open it. Is the find my iPad activated? Was it in airplane mode? If so, it's of no use. Who could have done that? Look around you. Maybe this guy. Or that woman, she looks awfully suspicious. That's what you get for trusting people so much. Pretty stupid move. Don't they have security cameras or something? Always there to harass us for this false sense of security, maybe they can turn out to be useful for once.
While this is going on, you start to think that you might be getting paranoid for no reason. Maybe it was just displaced. Go to the flight attendant, and ask if someone has found it.
As I walk back to my seat, I hear the announcement going off on the intercom, and I get the gaze of the person sitting next to me. Excuse me, have you seen an iPad with a red cover? I left it here, maybe it fell under the seat or something? "No, haven't seen anything, sorry", he says.
As I go through the emotional roller coaster I try to step back and think this through rationally. There is no point in worrying or getting emotional. You're more likely to think straight if you don't get carried away. And if you don't find it, that's it. Move on. They're not going to search 400 passengers to retrieve your lost iPad, get over it.
"Is this yours?", says the guy next to me, as he hands me my lost treasure. Speechless, I hesitate. "Yes", I utter tentatively, "I never check the pocket in front of the seat", he adds.
"Thanks", I sigh in relief.
As I collect my thoughts on what just happened, I can quite literally feel my brain shifting state, and giggle at the double 180 degree change in world view my mind has gone through in less that 10 minutes.
Then it hits me. I remember his face when I came back from the bathroom. He was staring at me. It was a mix of surprise and terror. You didn't register it immediately, but you noticed, then got distracted when you found out that your iPad was missing, and couldn't think straight anymore. You saw him taking a good look around the seats and bags, or at least pretending to, while the hostess was making the announcement. Then you remembered his words when you asked the second time, "When you sat down, did you notice if there was an iPad, or was it already gone?", "I didn't see anything, I wish I could help you, I didn't take it", "Of course, I was just trying to pinpoint at which point it disappeared", I conclude.
But there is something bugging me. How come he couldn't find it, after I asked him twice, and it was right in front of him? It was right there. How could he miss it? Maybe he thought someone had left it there and then he took it, hoping nobody would come to claim it. Then when he saw me he got scared, he tried to keep it hidden, then realized I was eventually going to find out, and looked for a way to return it while making it look like he didn't know it was there.
Sneaky bastard.
Wait a minute. Where is this coming from? This isn't you. You trust people. Maybe he was being honest. If it's true that he never checks the pocket where the airplane magazines are stored, then his story checks out. No mystery, no evil intent.
But then how did the iPad get into his seat's pocket? Are you sure you didn't displace it yourself, and you just don't remember?
At this point, I realize there is no point in going any further with this, it's an infinite spiral from which you can never get out.
Little by little, all these experiences shape us and make us who we are. The more we allow fear and suspicion to take a hold of us, the more we become alienated and we distance ourselves from others.
The challenge is to remain open, and to not let negativity take over. That's a lesson that we need to deal with every day.


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I can't believe people elected this guy. Really a large black eye to Wisconsin every time he opens his mouth...Hide replies
I too was surprised when Wisconsin went for Obama again.
I said black eye, not black guy...
Now THAT was funny! LOL
You be the judge.
Obama: "I think when you spread the wealth around, it's good for everybody."
Marx: "From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs"
"Also speaking at the event were state Supreme Court Justice Pat Roggensack...."
I'm sure all the folks decrying the partisanship introduced into the Supreme Court election by Megna and Fallone will be along any time now to criticize Roggensack for appearing at this event.
Yeah, I'm sure that'll happen....Hide replies
That was different...
McCarthyism is alive and well in Wisconsin.
RoJo = McCarthy. Vote the clown out.Hide replies
He's the best this state has seen in decades.
Johnson is a cancer on the soul of democracy, equal opportunity and equal protection under the law. He is definitely a contender for most Joe McCarthy like mouth foaming Fascist along with Cruz and Graham; the new deMint. How can this state bear the embarrassment of this shameless plutocrat for the Aristicracy of the Rich and prince consort for goverrnment of, by and for the irresponsible corporatists who view working citizens as fair game for exploitation and expropriation.
Mr. Johnson is a fool.
Just when you think this guy can't possibly stoop lower, he magically finds a way! First this drivel and today voting against VAWA. What an absolute embarrassment his gender, his public trust and to Wisconsin.Hide replies
I'm still waiting for his reasoning behind voting against the VAWA. Maybe it's because he normally likes to do his dirty work on the reservation...
It's painful to realize that we have two biggest fools in the Senate both representing the State of Wisconsin. The only way that the Johnson & Baldwin pairing would get worse is if we added Nancy Pelosi.
On the plus side, they make me appreciate Herb Kohl that much more...despite the fact that he did nothing for the 36 years that he was there.Hide replies
Baldwin isn't that bad but I will give you Wisconsin choosing the two most polar opposites in terms of policy and beliefs in the Senate today. You really can't get more extreme than these two.
We democrats may be Groucho Marxists sometimes but KARL Marxists-notsomuch. ROJO is the 21st century's McCarthy doppelganger-and we all know how the original crashed and burned. Megafail, Sen. Sunspot!Hide replies
Ooooh, Sunspot. You must be one of those scientific geniuses who thinks your weedwhacker has a bigger impact on the earth's temperature than solar activity. Turn on the Discovery Chanel and learn something.
Are you referring to Moonshiners? Or Auction Kings. Whatever you do, don't pick up a scholarly journal.
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Ex-cop Pops Washington and his ex-con son Junior are barely holding on to one of the last great rent stabilized apartments in Manhattan. Pops has his hands (not to mention his apartment) full as he navigates a steady stream of sketchy houseguests and sweats out the impending verdict on his law suit against the police department. A celebration of the glorious contradictions that make up human nature, this rowdy dark comedy looks at the slippery nature of justice, and the grit it takes to finally move on.
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WASHINGTON They fight the war from computer consoles and video screens.
But the troops that launch the drone strikes and direct the cyberattacks that can kill or disable an enemy may never set foot in the combat zone. Now their battlefield contributions may be recognized.
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta announced Wednesday that for the first time the Pentagon is creating a medal that can be awarded to troops who have a direct impact on combat operations, but do it from afar.
"I've seen firsthand how modern tools, like remotely piloted platforms and cyber systems, have changed the way wars are fought," Panetta said. "And they've given our men and women the ability to engage the enemy and change the course of battle, even from afar."
The Distinguished Warfare Medal will be awarded to individuals for "extraordinary achievement" related to a military operation that occurred after Sept. 11, 2001. But unlike other combat medals, it does not require the recipient risk his or her life to get it.
Officials said the new medal will be the first combat-related award to be created since the Bronze Star in 1944.
Over the past decade of war, remotely piloted Predators and Reapers have been used extensively on the battlefields in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as in strikes in Pakistan, Yemen and northern Africa. Over the same time, cyberattacks have become a growing national security threat, with Panetta and others warning that the next Pearl Harbor could well be a computer-based assault.
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