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What's the deal with WordPress keyboard shortcuts recently?
They don't work properly in most modern browsers (I use HTML instead of Rich Text).
Quick stuff like adding URL's (Shift-alt-A) or Bold text (Shift-Alt-B), etc:
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- Only work in Firefox up and until you hit "Save Draft" then it stops completely.
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There was a farmer had a dog and Judge Steve Power was his name-o!
Editor's Note
Our reviews of Django (published June 10th, 2004) and The Spaghetti Western Collection (published January 21st, 2003) are also available.
The Charge
"Start praying if you like, I don't mind. It's a smart thing to do, when you know that death is coming for you."—Major Jackson
Opening Statement
One of the most notorious films of the spaghetti western genre hits Blu-ray courtesy of the cult-wizards at Blue Underground. Is Django quick enough on the draw? Or is this one disc that should be tossed into a pine box and buried.
Facts of the Case
Django (Franco Nero, Die Hard 2: Die Harder) shambles into a dead town near the Mexican boarder, dragging a pine coffin behind him. Caught between a rebel Confederate's red hood wearing militia and a Mexican general looking to raise an army, Django attempts to settle old scores. Who is this mysterious wanderer? Why has he returned to such a desolate place? What business does he have with Major Jackson, the Confederate rebel? What is he carrying in that heavy looking coffin?
The Evidence
One could possibly be forgiven for creating a western from the DNA of Akira Kurosawa's Yojimbo, the samurai actioner which itself was spawned from the westerns of American luminaries like John Ford. Sergio Leone did it, and hit huge with the low budget A Fistful of Dollars. If I didn't know any better, I'd say Italian filmmakers have issues with originality. Django, like 30 other Spaghetti Western contemporaries, pretty much recycles the same plot yet again. The titular Django is the stoic loner with foggy motives and a foggier code of conduct. He wanders into town and plays both sides against the middle, in a twisting narrative that sees him turn from upstanding do-gooder, to renegade, and back again. Although Django has a secret weapon; something he stores in the pine coffin-box he drags around behind him.
Yes, it's the Lone Wolf persona, and a plot equally familiar, but Django does as much to separate itself from the other hangers-on as it does to fit in. Everything hinges on three things: 1) the awesome performance of Franco Nero, probably best remembered as a deposed Colombian general and drug kingpin in Die Hard 2; 2) the assured direction of Sergio Corbucci, friend to Sergio Leone and director of the criminally neglected The Great Silence; and 3) the single most ridiculous machine gun I have ever seen.
Nero is all charisma from the first scene; his tattered Union blues, wide brimmed hat, and piercing eyes create as unique a figure as any other western anti-hero. As if that weren't enough, the coffin-dragging gimmick certainly goes a long way to further distinguishing him from other protagonists. Forget the fact his signature weapon—the belt-fed machine gun he totes so effortlessly—couldn't possibly exist this close to the end of the Civil War, has no recoil, can be hand fired, and possesses the characteristics of a Gatling gun, a Mitrailleuse, and a Maxim Machinegun all in one. It also never, ever runs out of ammo. Ever.
The supporting cast does an ample enough job, but to say they were anything more than adequate would be a lie; save perhaps for the gorgeous Loredana Nusciak, who plays the escaped whore turned love interest, Maria. The villains are suitably villainous, the townsfolk suitably homely, and the ladies of the local brothel suitably sassy.
Sergio Corbucci is probably best known for this film, and justly so. The antithesis to Leone—who loved to linger just a little bit longer than expected, often slowing the pace to a crawl—Corbucci shows a knack for control of his camera and an energy his peers lack. Django is whip fast, moving from scene to scene with little space for a breather.
The look of the film also falls outside of the norm. Rather than dusty trails, blue skies, and arid wastes, the west in Django is a mud strewn, wet, desolate, overcast Hell on earth. Characters aren't just covered in trail dust and grime, they're caked and matted in mud. The desolation makes for a muted palette of colors that contrasts sharply with the richer colored costumes, and of course, blood.
Blue Underground does a fantastic job upgrading their previous DVD release. The print is an old one, from an era and a culture that didn't take the same steps in protecting and preserving film that we do in this day and age. Specks of dirt and dust are frequent, and many scenes feature print fading and damage that couldn't be repaired without massive work and a couple of hundred fistfuls of dollars, and even a few dollars more on top of that (ouch…sorry). That said, the 1080p AVC high def transfer is free of any authoring errors outside of some scattered edge halos. There's not a hint of noise reduction, aliasing, or artifacts to be found. The image is clear and clean, with fine detail that's fantastic to look at, natural grain, and colors that pop off of the screen. I doubt Django has ever looked this good.
The sound is entirely a single channel affair. You have a choice between English and Italian DTS-HD; both sound fantastic for what they are, with a presence and clarity that defies the single speaker the sound is booming from. Whether your choice is the authentic dubbed experience of the classic spaghetti westerns you watched on cable with your dad Sunday afternoons (which is horrible, of course), or the original Italian language, which is poorly looped over a film that was shot silently, you'll be satisfied. The signature title song comes through loud and clear, and the rest of the score sounds great without being distorted or too heavy on the treble. It's one of the best mono tracks I've heard.
There's a great slate of extras included, all of which are ported over from the earlier DVD release and presented in standard definition. Included is the 10-minute short film, The Last Pistolero, a black and white homage to Nero's western roles, originally filmed in 2003. The documentary, "Django: The One and Only" takes us behind the production, and gives us some background on the film, including the over 50 unofficial sequels that followed. There's a vintage documentary from 1968, "Western, Italian style," which includes interviews with a few of the notable filmmakers of the era, including Sergio Corbucci, which details the Spaghetti Western phenomenon. It's an interesting watch, and a solid genre introduction for the uninitiated. Finally, we get trailers, and an optional introduction to the film by Franco Nero.
The Rebuttal Witnesses
Exposure to the spaghetti western typically starts with the work of Sergio Leone, and more specifically, either his "Man With No Name" trilogy, or at the very least, the third entry in the Eastwood-Leone trilogy. Leone's films are legendary for a reason; after something like The Good, The Bad and The Ugly or Once Upon a Time in the West, you've experienced the very best the genre has to offer. Django has a reputation of being particularly unique and overtly violent, but it's a bit of a smokescreen. Outside of the notorious ear-cutting sequence that Tarantino cribbed for Reservoir Dogs, it's not too varied from the rest of the westerns that defined the genre after A Fistful of Dollars hit huge. There's not much here that warrants praise beyond saying it's a great spaghetti western. Sure, Django shares many similarities with A Fistful of Dollars, and leading man Franco Nero is definitely doing his very best Clint Eastwood impersonation, but none of this is really to the detriment of the feature. Going in expecting anything revolutionary or redefining based on the film's cult status or its reputation is definitely setting oneself up for disappointment. On the other hand, if you're well versed in the spaghetti western genre, and if you just want a good Italian oater, Django is a damn good one!
Closing Statement
Django may fall short of the Leone legacy, but "the other" Sergio's best known work is a tight, distinct looking effort with an excellent leading man. There's enough lead chucked at hooligans and desperadoes to satiate that spaghetti craving. Blue Underground has done a bang-up job with the Blu-ray and it's a must own for any fan of the genre. Now if only we could get The Great Silence to sit alongside it.
The Verdict
Not guilty! And I've got a pine box for anyone who says otherwise!
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|Skeleton Mapping
DigitalRune Animation supports skeleton mapping which can be used to transfer an animation from one skeleton to another skeleton with a different structure.
This topic contains the following sections:
Skeleton mapping can be used to transfer skeletal poses from one skeleton to another skeleton with a different topology (different number of bones, different bone poses, rotated bones, etc.). Skeleton mapping can be used for:
The SkeletonMapper establishes the relations between two skeletons using a collection of BoneMappers. The SkeletonMapper allows to transfer poses in both directions.
DigitalRune Animation contains several predefined bone mapper classes:
Without the bone mappers, the skeleton mapper does nothing. Bone mappers must be configured manually. Defining the right bone mappers is not trivial if the skeletons are very different. The skeleton mapping sample in the CharacterAnimationSample contains tips that help to set up a skeleton mapping between two skeletons.
See the class SkeletonMapper, the class BoneMapper, and derived bone mappers for more information.
Motion retargeting (or more precise: animation retargeting) is the process of transferring the animations of one character to another character with a different skeleton topology. In the following video, the walk animation of the Dude model (left) is applied to the Marine model (right).
At the first look the models seem similar, but a look at skeletal structure reveals a number of differences:
(The orange lines represent bones and the red-green-blue tripods indicate bone spaces.)
Motion retargeting is done using the SkeletonMapper. Following example code defines the mappings between the models in the video:
_mapper = new SkeletonMapper(_dudeSkeletonPose, _marineSkeletonPose); // Pelvis _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new DirectBoneMapper(1, 1) { MapTranslations=true }); // Spine _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new ChainBoneMapper(3, 6, 2, 3)); // Clavicle _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new DirectBoneMapper(12, 6) { MapTranslations=false }); _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new DirectBoneMapper(31, 12) { MapTranslations=false }); // Left leg _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new ChainBoneMapper(50, 51, 16, 17)); _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new ChainBoneMapper(51, 52, 17, 18)); _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new DirectBoneMapper(52, 18) { MapTranslations=false }); // Right leg _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new ChainBoneMapper(54, 55, 21, 22)); _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new ChainBoneMapper(55, 56, 22, 23)); _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new DirectBoneMapper(56, 23) { MapTranslations=false }); // Left arm _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new ChainBoneMapper(13, 14, 7, 8)); _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new ChainBoneMapper(14, 15, 8, 9)); _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new DirectBoneMapper(15, 9) { MapTranslations=false }); // Right arm _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new ChainBoneMapper(32, 33, 12, 13)); _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new ChainBoneMapper(33, 34, 13, 14)); _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new DirectBoneMapper(34, 14) { MapTranslations=false }); // Neck, head _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new ChainBoneMapper(6, 7, 3, 4)); _mapper.BoneMappers.Add(new DirectBoneMapper(7, 4) { MapTranslations=false });
The numbers in brackets are simply bone indices. Once the mapping is initialized, any animations running on one model can be copied to the other model by calling:
These methods transfer the current pose and must be called each frame.
Another application of the skeleton mapper is ragdoll mapping:
Imagine a character with 60+ bones. Creating a ragdoll with 60+ rigid bodies (one per bone) is a bad idea performance-wise. Ragdolls should have a low number of bodies; for example, 15 bodies (or less). In this scenario there are two skeleton representations for one model. A 60 bone, high-detail skeleton is used to animate the visual model. A 15 bone, low-detail skeleton represents the ragdoll. We can create a skeleton mapper that maps between both skeletons. The skeleton mapper can transfer key frame animations from the high-detail skeleton to the ragdoll, or ragdoll poses to the visual character.
It is not always required to use a skeleton mapper to create a low-detail ragdoll for a high-detail skeleton. The ragdoll samples of DigitalRune Animation (see Samples) show that it is possible to create a ragdoll for the high-detail skeleton directly by simply ignoring some bones. Both approaches have their pros and cons. For beginners and simple scenarios (like in the samples), we recommend not using the skeleton mapper.
If you perform motion retargeting at runtime and run into performance issues, then it is better to use the skeleton mapper in the preprocessing stage: Retarget the animation once and store the retargeted animation as a new key frame animation.
If the mapped skeletons are very different, the mapped animation is not optimal. In the video above, you can see that the feet of the Marine model are tilted, and there are other minor issues. The mapping process is not perfect.
If the standard BoneMappers don't do a good job for a model, then you can create custom bone mapper types or extend the existing classes.


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Hendrix-Murphy Programs in Literature and Language
All events are free and open to the public.
For more information about these events, please contact Henryetta Vanaman
at 501-450-4597 or email@example.com.
September 11, 2015, 7:00 p.m., Cabe Theatre
Playwright's Theatre: A Few Lessons on Guided Meditation
Playwright's Theatre, an extension of the Foundation's Playwriting Contest, produces
dramatic readings of new plays by current or former Hendrix students. Cast, crew,
and director are also Hendrix alumni and students. A Few Lessons on Guided Meditation
by Lesley Dancer (Hendrix class of 2001) is "packed to the gills
with humor," according to playwriting judge Sarah Gubbins. A young woman's attempt
at practicing guided meditation to soothe a nervous mind weighed down by life choices
is repeatedly foiled by a playful dog who has no problem living in the now. In addition
to her day job with Celebrity Attractions, Dancer was recently director for a 48-hour
film project, Teller Visions, and also served as stage manager for the
2014 Shakespeare at the Shelter at Our House. She lives in North Little Rock with
Franco, "the best dog ever!" An audience and cast discussion will follow the reading.
Co-sponsored by the Department of Theatre Arts and Dance.
29, 2015, 7:30 p.m., Reves Recital Hall
"Create Dangerously: The Immigrant Artist at Work" by Edwidge Danticat
Born in Haiti, Edwidge Danticat moved to the United States when
she was twelve. She earned a degree in French Literature from Barnard College, where
she won the 1995 Woman of Achievement Award, and later an MFA from Brown University.
Since the publication of Breath, Eyes, Memory in 1994, Danticat
has been the recipient of numerous awards and honors, including a National Book
Critics Circle Award for Brother, I'm Dying, an American Book Award for
The Farming of the Bones, and a MacArthur Genius grant. Her recent
work includes the novel Claire of the Sea Light and the editorship
of The Best American Essays 2011. She also has a picture book,
Mama's Nightingale, and a young adult novel, Untwine, coming out in
the fall of 2015. She lives in Miami with her husband and daughters.
November 11, 2015, 11:11 a.m., Young-Wise Memorial Stadium Plaza
Veterans Day Readings on Peace and War
Hendrix and community residents will hold a collective reading of war- and peace-related
poetry honoring those who serve and have served in the military. The event will
take place by the statue which honors the sacrifices that Hendrix alumni have made
for their country. Co-sponsored by Dr. Alex Vernon and the Department of English.
19, 2016, 4:15 p.m., Murphy Seminar Room
Director's Discussion with Melora Kordos
Melora Kordos, Murphy Visiting Theatre Director, will discuss the play
she is directing, Measure for Measure by William Shakespeare. [See February
24 – 27, 2016, for play performance schedule.]
February 24 – 27, 2016, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday—Friday, 2:00 p.m., Saturday, Cabe
Measure for Measure by William Shakespeare
Melora Kordos, this year's Murphy Visiting Theatre Director,
will direct a student theatrical production of Shakespeare's dark comedy Measure
for Measure. Lust, law, and morals fuel the story in Shakespeare's most searching
exploration of sexual politics and social justice.
Melora Kordos is a professional actor and director in regional theatre and during
the past 20 years has worked at such venues as the Shakespeare Theatre in D.C.,
Folger Theatre, Signature Theatre, Roundhouse Theatre, Court Theatre, and Star Plaza
Theatre. She has performed in over 50 plays and has appeared in numerous television
shows, films, and commercials, and is an audio book narrator. She is certified by
the Society of American Fight Directors and has been studying and teaching stage
combat since 1992. She was Artistic Director of Studio Roanoke and later the
Renaissance Theatre. Originally from Chicago, she moved to Lynchburg, Virginia,
to teach in the theatre department at Randolph College. She continues to teach Shakespeare
workshops and acting classes.
March 1, 2016, 7:30 p.m. Reves Recital Hall
An Evening with Creative Writing Faculty Hope Coulter, Jessica Jacobs, and Ty Jaeger
English department creative writing faculty will read from their new books: Hope
Coulter, director of the Hendrix-Murphy programs and instructor of creative writing,
will read from her collection The Wheel of Light (New Poets Series,
BrickHouse Books, 2015); Jessica Jacobs, spring 2016 Writer in Residence, will read
from her Pelvis with Distance: A Biography-in-Poems of Georgia O'Keeffe (White
Pine Press, 2015); and Tyrone Jaeger, director of the Creative Writing Program and
Associate Professor of English, will read from his short story collection So
Many True Believers (Queen's Ferry Press, 2016).
15, 2016, 7:30 p.m., Mills C
"Empire Without End: Total World Conquest in Roman Literature" by Randall Pogorzelski
Randall Pogorzelski, Assistant Professor of Classics (and acting
Graduate Chair of Classics) at Western University (London, Ontario, Canada), will
explore in depth the nature of ancient imperialism and offer new perspectives on
content and authors so familiar in classical myths. His research interests focus
on Roman literature, particularly Augustan and early imperial literature, as well
as literary theory and classical reception. He has published articles on Lucan,
Virgil, and imperial epic and is a past winner of the prestigious Gildersleeve Prize
granted to the best paper of the year by the American Journal of Philology.
14, 2016, 7:30 p.m. Reves Recital Hall
An Evening with Murphy Visiting Poet Kevin Young
Kevin Young, the Atticus Haygood Professor of English and Creative
Writing at Emory University, is often described as the "best and brightest of contemporary
American poets." Author of eight books of award-winning poetry, he has also edited
eight collections of poetry, including The Collected Poems of Lucille Clifton,
and was a finalist for the 2013 National Book Critics Circle Award for criticism.
Among awards received by Young are the 2013 PEN/Open Book Award, the 2007 Quill
Award in Poetry for his volume For the Confederate Dead, the Paterson Award
for Sustained Literary Excellence with Dear Darkness (2008), Ardency:
A Chronicle of the Amistad Rebels (2011), which won the Before Columbus Foundation
American Book Award, andThe Grey Album: On Blackness of Blackness
(2012), his first "non-fiction collection of essays, cultural criticism, and
lyrical chorus" which won the Graywolf Press Nonfiction Prize and was shortlisted
for the PEN/Open Award in 2012.
April 28, 2016, 4:30 p.m., Murphy Seminar Room
The Aonian/Hendrix-Murphy Literary Contest Winners' Reception and Reading
Winners of the Hendrix-Murphy Literary Contest will read their entries during
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Greening the Counterinsurgency: The Deceptive Effects of Guatemala's Rural Development Plan of 1970
Version of Record online: 19 JUN 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-7660.2012.01783.x
© 2012 International Institute of Social Studies
Development and Change
Volume 43, Issue 4, pages 975–998, July 2012
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How to Cite
Copeland, N. (2012), Greening the Counterinsurgency: The Deceptive Effects of Guatemala's Rural Development Plan of 1970. Development and Change, 43: 975–998. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-7660.2012.01783.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 3 JUL 2012
- Version of Record online: 19 JUN 2012
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This article examines the role of USAID's 1970 Rural Development Plan (RDP) for Guatemala in normalizing US military support for the Guatemalan government despite concerns about excessive state violence in the late 1960s. I argue that the RDP presented a depoliticized vision of Guatemala's agrarian problem and generated optimism that this problem could be resolved through market mechanisms and within the existing social order. Rather than promoting prosperity and stability, the RDP framed state terror as a temporary exception, and helped set the stage for genocide in the 1980s. This highlights complicities between discourses of development and political violence.


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I think games should scrap the multiplayer achievements and just go for
1. "Beat level" - obvious
2. "beat game on legendary" - an actual achievement
3. "do (fun/random/hard action) on a specific level" - blatant, specific, requires skill
4. "easter eggs" - vague, hard to find, often hilarious
I'm playing Borderlands 2 right now, and I really like the achievements/challenges that are based on easter eggs or random. Like Double Rainbow or JENNNKKKINNNS or "Shoot this guy in the face." Like if there was a Halo 3 "Listen to every variation of the RoosterTeeth Door conversation" achievement, it would have been great.
Multiplayer usually has incentives of its own (ranks/armor). Theres no real reason game companies to insert the usual 'REACH RANK 50' or 'play a perfect game' just creates boosting parties. Those would probably be cut in half (at least) if there weren't releated achievements.
Agreed. I'm really enjoying Borderlands 2's achievements because they had almost 0 involvement with other players aside from a few simple challenges that could be done with a dummy controller. The only ones I don't really care for are the character-specific action skill achievements because Salvador and Zero both require extensive amounts of playtime to unlock it, but that's more of a personal preference. I'm also not particularly fond of the achievements for finding Donkey Mong and Jimmy Jenkins because it's really just quit-grinding the same area for several hours on end, but even than that's something that doesn't interfere with other people and it can be done at your own leisure if you don't want to grind it for 6 hours straight.
Edit: Oh yes, everybody that hasn't already done-so should check the first post in this topic. Dead Like Me had the idea to turn the thread into a Halo Information FAQ and we've begun slowly converting it to something a bit more current. Take a look at it and let us know what you think. Let me know if you have any suggestion for what you would like to see added.
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Posted on 09/23/2010 8:24:21 AM PDT by Whenifhow
Piece by piece, America being given away
Its too late; itll just have to be stopped in the Senate, Tom, the young male answering the phone in U.S. Rep. John Boehners (R-Ohio)Washington D.C. office, said about HR 3534 (CLEAR Act). This is the globalist bill designed to give away our land, oceans, adjacent land masses and Great Lakes to an international body, and makes us pay $900 million per year until 2040.
HR 3534 is a thinly disguised permanent roadblock to American energy which drives American companies out of the Gulf, delays future drilling, increases dependency on foreign oil, implements climate change legislation and youth education programs; but most important, it mandates membership in the Law of the Sea Treaty without the required two-thirds vote to ratify it in the U.S. Senate.
The House passed the CLEAR Act (HR 3534) 209-193, July 30, 2010. This bill was originally introduced July 8, 2009, but was resurrected by the recent Deep Water Horizon oil spill crisis. According to www.govtrack.us, a debate may be taking place on a companion bill in the Senate, rather than on this particular bill. This bill was read for the second time Aug. 4, 2010, and placed on the Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders, Calendar No. 510. No official Senate Bill number exists as of yet.
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Part of the answer is that they devolve back to primitive tribal behavior when they lose intelligent leadership. Rhodesia was prosperous. The same land under the control of the native population is known as Zimbabwe. See the difference? It's not the land or resources. It's the competence of the parties in control.
For a closer to home example, did you like the economy from 2002 to 2006 under predominantly conservative control or 2007 to the present under socialists? The House/Senate control went to the Dems in the Nov 2006 elections. The added the White House in 2008.
Yeah, I noticed that...sigh.
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What did you expect from one of FR's liberal trolls?
H.R. 3534 puts the 9.2 million jobs supported by American oil and natural gas at risk by raising taxes, blocking American energy development, continuing a moratorium on deepwater drilling and completely eliminating economic liability caps. Members may have the following additional concerns with this legislation:
De Facto Drilling Moratorium: The bill would impose a de facto moratorium on offshore oil and gas production by increasing taxes and regulation, allowing the approval process for exploration plans to be extended indefinitely, adding layers of bureaucracy, and imposing unlimited liability caps. The Obama moratorium has already cost tens of thousands of jobs and now Democrats in Congress want to exacerbate the problem, especially on the Gulf coast.
New Tax on American Energy: The CLEAR Act includes a new tax on oil and natural gas produced on all existing and new federal onshore and offshore leases. The tax would be $2 per barrel of oil and 20 cents per million British thermal units of natural gas. This cost would eventually be passed on to American consumers of energysmall business, families, and farmers. It is estimated that this tax will total $22 billion in ten years, and the taxes will eventually climb to $3 billion per year. Of course, this new tax only applies to American energy, giving a distinct advantage to foreign oil and gas and jeopardizing American energy jobs.
Unlimited Liability Kills Jobs and Local Revenue: The CLEAR Act includes unlimited liability caps for offshore energy producers. This would effectively eliminate smaller and independent producers from operating if they cannot obtain insurance policies to cover their operations. According to a recent study, these producers account for more than half of offshore jobsmeaning a loss of 300,000 jobs and $147 billion in federal, state and local revenues. Members may be concerned that a liability increase is premature because under current law if a responsible party is found to be grossly negligent, engaged in willful misconduct or to have violated a federal safety, construction or operating regulation, it is responsible for all costs.
Billions of Dollars for New, Mandatory Spending: The bill includes over $30 billion in new mandatory spending for two programs that have nothing to do with the Gulf oil spillthe Land and Water Conservation Fund and the Historic Preservation Fund.
Protectionist Build America Provisions: The CLEAR Act includes a make-work provision for labor unions requiring all rigs to be U.S.-built, owned and operated. Currently, rigs are already built to U.S. standards, staffed by U.S. crews and inspected by U.S. governmental agencies. Drilling rigs are extremely complex platforms and the U.S. lacks the capacity to build one from scratch in our globalized economy. This provision would have the effect of driving rigs out of the U.S., thus raising energy costs for Americans. Estimates suggest that this provision would shut down 25 percent of todays oil and gas production and make new U.S. offshore projects uneconomic by raising costs 30 to 100 percent.
Political Cover for the President: In the version of the CLEAR Act to be considered on the House floor, Democrat leadership has removed a provision authored by Rep. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) to establish a bipartisan, independent National Commission on Outer Continental Shelf Oil Spill Prevention. This commission would be comprised of technical experts to study the events leading up to the Deepwater Horizon disaster. Democrats are thus protecting the presidents own hand-picked, expert-deficient Commission. As Natural Resources Committee Ranking Member Doc Hastings (R-WA) noted, There is widespread agreement that no member of the Presidents Commission possesses technical expertise in oil drilling, and several are on the record in opposition to offshore drilling and support a moratorium that will cost thousands of jobs.
Seizes States Authority: The bill would enable the federal government to encroach on states offshore leasing programs by taking over permitting and dictating the type of technology to be used on state wells, seemingly even in the event that technology is improved in the future. This would reduce incentives for advances in energy technology and possibly even the development of safer designs and procedures moving forward.
Changing How Onshore Federal Land is Leased: The bill would change leasing onshore by the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management, which affects not just leasing for natural gas and oil, but also for renewable energy. This provision could lead to a decline in energy production on federal land and lost energy jobs.
Interior Secretary Slush Fund: The bill allows 10 percent of all offshore revenues to be spent on a new fund controlled by the Interior Secretary to issue ocean research grants. These funds can be earmarked.
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates that enacting this legislation would increase spending by $20.5 billion over ten years and would increase revenues by $22.2 billion over the same period. Interestingly, CBO predicts over $14 billion in litigation costs alone stemming from the new energy tax in this bill.
Section 106-e: References relating to the Service in statutes Executive Orders, rules, regulations, directives, or delegations of authority that precede the effective date of this act are deemed to refer as appropriate to the Department, to its officers, employees, or agents, or to its corresponding organizational units or functions. Congress will no longer be needed to vote on those pesky little treaties; the UN will take care of everything.
It prohibits the following authorities from developing a fishery management plan, which is the way we have been doing business: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Secretary of Commerce and Regional Fishery Management Councils. In other words, current management of our oceans within the United States will be superseded by the National Ocean Council, comprised of some of the most radical environmentalists in our Administration, co-chaired by Nancy Sutley, White House Council on Environmental Quality and Dr. John P. Holdren, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. (http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2010/07/19/meet-national-ocean-council)
The holding was that treaties are on a par with the Constitution and that latest enactment controls.
HR 3534 could have been stopped in the House and wasnt. Why? Because 21 absent Republicans chose not to show up for this critical vote, while another just voted present. This legislation sucked so bad that more than a handful of Democrats voted nay which makes the Republicans absence in the House chamber for the vote even more questionable. 193 + 17 absent votes would have killed the bill.
I bet 90% of our Republican representatives didn't read the bill and didn't have a clue what it said when they voted.
Law of the Sea Treaty
Thirty states will be encroached upon by Obamas Executive Order establishing the National Ocean Council for control over Americas oceans, coastlines and the Great Lakes. Under this new council, states coastal jurisdictions will be subject to the United Nations Law Of Sea Treaty (LOST) in this UN Agenda 21 program. Americaa oceans and coastlines will be broken into 9 regions that include the North East, Mid-Atlantic, South Atlantic, the Gulf Coast, West Coast, the Great Lakes, Alaska, the Pacific Islands (including Hawaii) and the Caribbean.
Because of the decades of difficulty that the collectivists have had trying to ratify the Law Of Sea Treaty (LOST), Obama is sneaking it in through the back door, by way of Executive Order establishing the Council. Because LOST is a treaty, Obamas Executive Order is not Constitutional as treaty ratification requires 2/3 approval from the Senate. Michael Shaw said that the Agenda 21 Convention on Biodiversity treaty of 1992 failed to pass Congress so it was executed through soft law and administratively on local levels, and Obamas Executive Order is a similar soft law tactic to enact the LOST treaty.
In fact, our Constitutional form of government is being completely destroyed because buried in the CLEAR Act (HR 3534) there is a provision for a new council to oversee the outer continental shelf- it appears that this Regional Outer Shelf Council will be part of the National Ocean Council. This means that if Congress makes the CLEAR Act into law, then the implementation of the UN Law Of Sea Treaty, as part of the National Ocean Councils agenda, will be ratified in a convoluted and stealth manner, in full opposition to the Constitution and its intent.
The excuse for this extreme action is because of the emergency in the Gulf of Mexico. Obama and Congress have always had the legal and military power to force BP Oil to take all necessary action to stop the gusher and clean the oil spew. While there is evidence that the problems in the Gulf have been a result of collusion and planned incompetence, it begs the question, why in world should Americas oceans and resources be controlled by Obama appointees?
Meet the National Ocean Council
White House Council on Environmental Quality
Nancy Sutley, Chair
White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
Dr. John P. Holdren, Director
NOC Members
Department of Agriculture
Tom Vilsack
Department of Commerce
Gary Locke
Dr. Jane Lubchenco
Undersecretary for Oceans and Atmosphere
NOAA Administrator
Department of Defense
Robert M. Gates
Environmental Protection Agency
Lisa P. Jackson
Department of Energy
Dr. Steven Chu
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (invitation pending)
Jon Wellinghoff
Department of Health and Human Services
Kathleen Sebelius
Department of Homeland Security
Janet Napolitano
Department of the Interior
Ken Salazar
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm. Mike Mullen
Department of Justice
Eric Holder
Attorney General
Department of Labor
Hilda L. Solis
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Charles F. Bolden, Jr.
National Science Foundation
Dr. Cora Marrett
Acting Director
Department of State
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Department of Transportation
Ray LaHood
Office of the Vice President
Director of National Intelligence
White House Office of Management and Budget
Peter Orszag
Assistant to the President for National Security
General James Jones (Ret.)
Assistant to the President for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism
John Brennan
Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy
Melody Barnes
Assistant to the President for Economic Policy
Lawrence Summers
Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change Policy
Carol Browner
Liberal (progressive) or conservative court? How can something ever have more authority than the Constitution? It is the supreme law of the land.
The Constitution says nothing about transporting students out of district to facilitate racial "desegregation" schemes,nor prohibiting prayer in public spaces nor justifying the taking of private real estate to increase tax revenues by "higher" uses, does not guarantee any "right" to dismember, slice and dice the unborn, or to have Mr. Happy traveling up the Hershey highway and masquerading as "marriage" or the "right" of lavender queens to openly serve in the military while being "in your face" or whatever to their fellow soldiers either but you can tell SCOTUS and its subordinate Constitution killing judicial institutions that pretend otherwise.
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Don't imagine for a moment that I personally think that treaties take precedence over the Constitution. Unfortunately, as on many other matters, the courts do not agree with me and on this one with thee. It makes absolute sense to me that Congress would have no authority whatsoever without Constitutional grant of authority to act. The POTUS and SCOTUS likewise. However, we are talking about empire-building courts here and not logic or common sense.
This is a general overview of the new National Ocean Councils goals based on its 32-page report that uses indirect language and acronyms in order to confuse the public and local lawmakers.
Depopulation advocates, globalists and collectivists, like John Holdren, faced opposition a few decades ago when they clearly expressed their objectives, so now documents are written in complicated and clouded language to fool those they wish to control.
This report states that the Councils jurisdiction will extend from the continental shelf to the coast AND additional inland areas will be involved. The National Ocean Council identifies partners as members of each regional planning body that will include federal, state, local and tribal authorities, with a top-down hierarchy of control.
The intentions of the Council are stated on page 8 of the report that include implementing LOST and other international treaties. The report also states that the Councis plans shall be implemented by Executive Orders, in addition to federal and state laws. This section mentions global climate change which is a new term used as a substitute for man made global warming after manipulated data and lies were exposed in numerous global warming scandals. Climate change is blamed for sea level rise and acidification of oceans; evidence exists that these are more global warming deceptions.
The stated goals of the Council include regulating investments, collaborating with unidentified international agencies, controlling public access to oceans and protecting ecosystems. This means that commerce and trade will be controlled by the Council, the UN will gain power over American oceans and the Great Lakes through UN subagencies, public access will be limited and the Endangered Species Act will be unleashed, with heavy regulations. Incidentally, the Endangered Species Act is based on 5 international treaties. It has never had a successful result: of the 60 species that have been de-listed, not a single species was saved as a result of any restrictions stemming from the Endangered Species Act!
The targeted areas for Endangered Species Act regulations are the the Great Lakes, the Gulf Coast, Chesapeake Bay, Puget Sound, South Florida and the San Francisco Bay (the Bay Delta is where the irrigation water for farmers was was cut off using the Endangered Species Act, causing food shortages, an increase in food imports and massive economic devastation).
While this report does not clearly outline how the National Ocean Councils schemes will be financed, regulatory permits for all activity on the water and mining (oil) leases will play a part, along with tax increases. The report does indicate that grants and assistance programs will be available so that state, local and tribal authorities will support the Councils efforts. In other words, the Council will try to buy off the state and local governments to collectively use them for a base of support and influence. (pg. 28) Strings are always attached to federal money. The federal government and the Council are reliant on state and local governments for implementation through state and local legal authority, which means that state and local authorities hold the power to implement or refuse the Councils directives, especially under the Tenth Amendment.
However, the report does state that disputes will be settled by consensus, if consensus fails, then the decisions will ultimately be made by the President. He is Commander in Chief of the Navy and has the power of the military behind him. Further, the report indicates that legislative changes and more Executive Orders may be necessary to achieve control.
An important point is made on page 5, which states, Strong partnerships among Federal, State, tribal and local authorities, and regional governance structures would be essential to a truly forward-looking, comprehensive CMSP effort. This means that the states, local governments and tribes have power. Our collectivist government needs the consent of the state, local and tribal authorities, to implement this scheme, otherwise, the feds wouldnt bother to include these Constitutional authorities. If the state, local and tribal authorities are aware of, and willing to act on their Constitutional authority, then they can limit this federal power grab through the Tenth Amendment.
The report further states that signing onto the Councils plan would be an express commitment by the partners to act in accordance with the plan (pg. 20) Therefore, it is imperative that all of the states be aware of the Councils intended usurpation and carefully protect their Constitutional jurisdictions and sovereignty. There are 30 states that will be affected by this new council. (pg. 12)
The Councils strategy plan will go into effect immediately, fully developing Agenda 21 objectives and undue UN influence within 5 years. Interestingly, one article said that if state, local and tribal authorities choose not to participate in in writing the plans, the plans would be written without them. Therefore, it bears repeating that state and local governments must protect their Constitutional authority when dealing with the Council. The Constitutional authority that states and local governments have can only be taken if the power is given away.
No. I don't think that. I was just wondering how the court could find that way.
I should know better. Even George Washington, shortly after having sought freedom from the tyranny of King George, went and squashed the rights of those who participated in the Whiskey Rebellion.
Paul McKain, Candidate for US Congress, District 2 (FL) (website) has researched information on this treaty which is hidden inside the CLEAR ACT.
Mr. McKain's PDF presentation
thank you for all the info in this thread
I like trains. If trains were not run by the government and therefore made sense, many more people would ride them. Plus goods would freighted on them more than they are. Trucks aren't any faster than trains.
Many old tracks were ripped up. Train service used to go to many towns it no longer does.
Trains are sensible.
The C in Clear Act stands for consolidated. There are a number separate and unrelated issues that have been consolidated into this legislation, just for legislative convenience.
One particular part is found in the last line of the first paragraph. "$900 million per year until 2040"
This is the Land and Water Conservation Fund that was conceived of by Eisenhower and enacted in 1965. The money comes from OCS Royalties. $900 million per year with the 50 states getting half and the other half split by all the land agencies(BLM, Forest Service, Park Service, etc).
You may recall CARA from back in 2000 when Congress tried to to take the LWCF off budget. That is what this is, they are wanting to take it off budget so they don't have to appropriate it every year.
Another part of the CLEAR Act is reinstating that water quality reg that was overturned by the court because it contained the word navigable. That reg was in place for a long time prior.
You have to look at each unrelated part(s) of the consolidated bill.
This has nothing to do with LOST.
And since when do GOP senators successfully filibuster?
"This bill was originally introduced July 8, 2009, but was resurrected by the recent Deep Water Horizon oil spill crisis."
Reichstags roasting on an open fire...
We are still under attack and we have been for some time. The worst is yet to come as they are slowly thrown out of office.They will go balls to the wall in Nov. and December. Lets hope our rinos don't cave. They could really hurt the country.
When I read stuff like this, it's difficult to escape the 'concern' that Democrats in power are simply a threat to our sovereignty, liberty, and general welfare.
True. I have lived there and currently have two businesses there. The largest singular problem is they still operate at the tribal level with a chief by day and a chief by night. Both are feudal kingdoms with no room for anyone taking their power away. This is a contributing factor as to why they have never had civilization there. Sure there are people who would argue that Egyptians were African, or there was a "great Zimbabwe". The closest things they had were trading cultures based on gold or muslim slave trade. One of the key ingredients to civilization was organized farming....cuzz from that you could calculate surpluses and....ooops, taxes for public goods.
The tribal chiefs? Will never allow democracy as it supersedes them.
Progress? The whiteman holds us down. Blame the whiteman
Blame colonialism. Fact of the matter is some of the most successful places started as colonies. It depends on what the people do. Look at the US, Canada, Australia in the west. In africa? As you say- Rhodesia, South Africa, Kenya.... are as you indicate, are rotting and regressing. A lil R&R!
Thanks. I knew the LOST Treaty was out there, but this seems different. I don't think the LOST Treaty actually addressed coasts, but I may be wrong on that.
Thanks for the explanation Ben. It had seemed different in that it addressed coasts, something I don't believe the LOST Treaty did. How do you follow this stuff so closely?
I try to keep up, but you've done a much better job than I have.
This involves our Great Lakes!!!
Ministry of Plenty or Ministry of Peace bookmark?
Both, I think.
Some seem to forget about the citizens who demand largess with their vote. These politicians are only doing what they've been sent to do, Loot and Pillage the treasury of the United States.
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Let me know if you would like to be on or off the ping list
"Slipped under the radar hell. We work for a living. How could we possibly keep up...." You hit that one right on the head.
This has been quietly happening for years, Ron.
It's just part of the 'Globalist' agenda that was started by GHW Bush.
I don't like it either, pal, and I'm happy that the 'Tea-Party' has sprung into being.
I think it was Nixon that alluded to the 'Silent-Majority'.
Well, May GOD Bless the USA! They're speaking now, and it's a good thing.
Hey, bud, I just didn't want it to get too wierd for me ...
Stay well - this will get interesting ................... FRegards
From the archives:
From the archives:
Why? Why would ANYONE want to do this? WHY?
It is beyond me, but then most of what Congress has done lately is beyond my understanding. I think they have been drinking the kool-aid, been bought off, or whatever.
Call your congress members and express your views.
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Wild Fire chillin' by DawnMistPonyWatch
©2012-2016 DawnMistPony
Just a practice with lighting and scenery. Featuring *Sibsy because she's awesome. :3
MLP: FiM (c) Hasbro
MLP: FiM (c) Hasbro
Just Chill'n ... and Grill'n ... some tires ... in a tree
This is beautiful. I've downloaded it, and set it as my new wallpaper.
Yay! More Wildfire!
Yes she's awesome. As your artwork.
Yes she's awesome. As your artwork.
Agreed, she's just that awesome!
Hmm, too much chilling. There should be more fire. And explosions. Explosion motorcycles. Explotorcycles. And sharks. Definitely sharks.
Nice job, though. Very nice lighting.
Nice job, though. Very nice lighting.
Wonderful work!
Oh my i love how you used the colors on this. The sunset is casting its light and shadow perfectly on Wild fire. very nice worrk ^^
Great job!
Just so chillaxed. Nice work.
very well done! all of my 5! (if you get this ref /) to you!) faved for sure too.
This is so adorable!!! I think Sibsy would be so proud of it!!!
oh wow, this is gorgeous!!
Nice scenery and really relaxing to look at it. Good work.
This is Wild Fire not giving a crap.
What I wouldn't give to relax like that. I love the detail on her wing. Way to make it sunset (sunrise?) to compliment her Cutie Mark.
I'd say you can pretty much put a check next to "lighting and scenery". This looks great. The light's reflection on the lake is gorgeous.
I'd say you can pretty much put a check next to "lighting and scenery". This looks great. The light's reflection on the lake is gorgeous.
This is incredible, Wildfire looks right at home relaxing in that tree!
Great Job
Great Job
Wow this is beautiful!!!
Can i make a plz icon from this?
Can i make a plz icon from this?
Wow the shading and lighting looks amazing.


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sync && echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches to no avail. But when I tried
swapoff -a it takes a bit longer but the swap file is smaller after. How can I clear my swap file without using
Sometimes I see my swap file is a bit bigger then usual. I tried
You really only seldom need to do this, the kernel does a rather good job on deciding what to do with what data (e.g. if you are working with a big file it might cache it and swap out the memory allocated to some other running process that isn't very active).
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Sponge-Painted Snowman
This sponge-painted snowman makes the perfect winter decoration. For this craft, you will need:
- one sponge, cut up into small pieces
- clothespins
- thick white tempura paint
- light blue construction paper
- scraps of paper, buttons, fabric, and yarn
- scissors
- paste or glue
Clip a clothespin to a small piece of sponge, and dip the sponge into the paint. Sponge paint three circles onto the construction paper to create the shape of a snowman. Sponge paint along the bottom of the paper to create the ground, and also sponge paint some falling snow.
When the paint is dry, decorate your snowman with a scarf made of paper or fabric, button eyes, scraps of yarn for the mouth, and even real twigs for the arms.
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April Fool's Day Tumblr Art Swap by SouthParkTaoistWatch
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Jessy's Palette Swap was the Tumblr I did the April Fool's Switch for. I am not good with comedy or funny post so I just did an art related thing for Palette. Each image was a separate panel in a different style. This is how they will look when all the panels are arranged in order.
Wow, really neat! It could be really cool if combining different artsts' styles in this manner became a trend...
Very nice work on the composition of the piece and incorporation of the various artistic styles!
hahahaha xD so cool and impressive xDD
This is a really powerful piece, even if it was for April Fool's.