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Wow. Wonder if Fox News will issue an apology. Hard to 'fake' a blood clot.
- 9:27 p.m. Dec. 30, 2012
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I seem to recall many on this board who had already concluded that this was all an excuse.
I am certain that those who did will come forward to admit their mistake. NOT
- 11:22 p.m. Dec. 30, 2012
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You know I have no idea if it is true or not. To be quite truthful I could care less whether or not those who are saying that the timing is fishy on this. What bothers me though is that we probably will never get to the bottom of what happened that day or night on 9-11 in Libya. I feel sorry for those who loved these men and do not have the answers that they deserve to have. They do not have the closer that they need to move on with their lives. These men also should be honored for what they did to protect so many who could have been killed that day. So to me this is the story not that she is in the Hospital or that she fell or so on. It is getting to the answers that these family members should have. It is a sad day in this Country when we can not trust anyone any more because of all of the corruption in our Government.
- 2:19 a.m. Dec. 31, 2012
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@ Grammy3: We did get to the bottom of what happened - a very comprehensive
report was issued.
You and others may not like what was in that report and may choose to continue to believe the lies of rabble rousers, and that is your choice - but the answers are there and we do know happened and what mistakes were made.
If you truly have compassion for the families who lost loved ones, let them mourn in peace and stop using their loss to try to destroy the President and this country.
- 7:17 a.m. Dec. 31, 2012
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The people who hate, will continue hating. Why give them any heed?
- 8:22 a.m. Dec. 31, 2012
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Re: "We did get to the bottom of what happened - a very comprehensive report
was issued."
Comprehensive? All it said was mistakes were made, but no one made them.
And, there's certainly no answer to the question of what senior Obama-regime people knew, when they knew it, and what lies they told to keep a lid on the story until after the election.
This is an exact political equivalent of Watergate and Nixon's 18-minute tape gap. And the concussion/blood clot story, while perhaps true, is pure smokescreen. I'm close to someone who had a similar blood clot. Was on coumadin for a year. Didn't affect her memory in the slightest.
The sole purpose of this political operation is keeping Hillary from having to testify before Congress, and preserve her as the presumptive Democrat candidate in 2016.
I hope it works. She'd be easy to beat. But that doesn't change the fact that this is cynical political theater at its worst.
- 8:51 a.m. Dec. 31, 2012
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@FT "The people who hate, will continue hating." I don't see you
and your cohorts dishing out love this morning (or at any time).
Conspiracy theories have followed the Clintons from their days in Arkansas. Thank goodness for people like you who stand by their side and spew hatred against anyone bringing up supposed conspiracies regarding them.
As Grammy3 stated, however, it's unfortunate that we're not getting to the bottom of what actually took place in Benghazi.
And Kalindra, if that "report" was so clear, then why was Clinton to testify (that's now been avoided)? And so far, the State Department (which she runs) has received most of the blame.
That's why some of the conspiracy theorists are not surprised by her sudden illness and inability to testify.
But you go ahead and tell the rest of the three or four people listening to you that there is no controversy here.
- 9:02 a.m. Dec. 31, 2012
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Exactly FT.
When one listens to hate radio and watches propaganda every day it results in garbage in, garbage out.
Republicans are sore losers.
Why is Clinton being asked to testify? Good question to ask the Republicans on the committee.
Procur, you reveal yourself, not in a good way. Good job.
Symptoms of concussion, look it up.
Loss of short-term memory (you may not remember the actual injury and the events some time before or after the impact)
Perseverating (repeating the same thing over and over, despite being told the answer each time, for example, "Was I in an accident?")
Concussion Follow-up
After initial treatment, the patient will be referred for follow-up care to their primary care doctor or a specialist, such as a neurologist. It is important to keep these appointments, particularly because some of the more subtle problems of concussion (memory deficits, personality changes, and changes in cognition) may not be apparent at the time of the initial injury.
- 9:35 a.m. Dec. 31, 2012
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It will really be a lot of fun when, in 2014, Clinton becomes our next President
after the GOP is once again unable to find any credible and competent
Seismographs around the world will record at least a Richter 9.5 event coming from Utah.
- 10:09 a.m. Dec. 31, 2012
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"And the concussion/blood clot story, while perhaps true, is pure
Contradictory statement at its finest!
Righties won't believe any report unless it says what they want it to say, pure and simple. Same goes with many other issues: Unless things happen "their" way, it is either wrong or some kind of conspiracy!
@One Old Man: Did we enact a two-year presidency that I didn't know about? As I have said in other posts, it will be Hillary or Jeb Bush as the next president, but not until 2016!
- 11:08 a.m. Dec. 31, 2012
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Maple Don-
Here is some love for you and your fellow haters. Happy New Year and may you and your loved ones have good health in 2013. Issues and controversies will continue to come out of Washington in 2013 and in the whole scheme of things they are really inconsquential. I choose to focus on the good things we have been blessed with in this country. They are many.
- 11:38 a.m. Dec. 31, 2012
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Re: "Righties won't believe any report unless it says what they want it
to say, pure and simple."
It's funny that lefties are already offering the concussion as her excuse. It's just a matter of time before Hillary, herself does, of course, but she hasn't yet.
Just gullible leftist true believers.
- 11:50 a.m. Dec. 31, 2012
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Oooops. Typo. Thanks for catching that, xscribe. But it will also be fun in 2014 when Democrats sweep the dead wood out of the House.
- 2:42 p.m. Dec. 31, 2012
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Remember when the republicans loved Clinton? I remember Rush gushing over her like she was the greatest thing in the world. Until Obama got the nomination.
- 6:55 p.m. Dec. 31, 2012
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Re: "Remember when the republicans loved Clinton?"
The subtlety of intellectual conservative humor is always lost on sophomoric, true-believing liberals.
Rush's endorsement of Hillary was designed solely to prolong the Democrat primary and take the polish off the Obama candidacy.
Nothing more.
There has never been any love lost between Rush and the Clintons, who he often refers to as "Hillary and Biliary."
- 6:48 a.m. Jan. 1, 2013
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Oh yes! You can't fake a blood clot. Hillary shouldn't testify.
If the news reports it, then it must be true.
- 9:59 p.m. Jan. 1, 2013
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On All Soul's Day Bishop Joanikije serves in the monastery of Djurdjevi Stupovi10. November 2011 - 10:32
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His Holiness Irinej, Serbian Patriarch served the Holy Hierarchal Liturgy in the church of Great Martyr St. Demetrius of Thessaloniki in New Belgrade, with the concelebration of the priesthood of the Archbishopric of Belgrade-Karlovac.
Patron Saint's Day of Kosovska Mitrovica solemnly celebrated9. November 2011 - 14:08
In Kosovska Mitrovica yesterday the feast day of St. Great Martyr Demetrius was solemnly celebrated. Marking the Day of St. Demetrius, the city's Patron Saint's Day of Kosovska Mitrovica, began with the feast day's Liturgy and the procession which went through the north part of the city. The Holy Liturgy in the church of St. Great Martyr Demetrius was served by His Grace Bishop Teodosije of Raska-Prizren with the concelebration of vicar Bishop Jovan of Lipljan and the priesthood of the Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral and the Diocese of Raska-Prizren.


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USS Mariner, like many baseball bloggers, dances around the issue of steroids in baseball. They take a see no evil, hear no evil approach. Unless cops are pulling syringes out of the buttocks of players, they're not going to believe the best players of the Steroid Era ever used. Since there is no evidence presented, all we have to work from is testimony and speculation, and thus they feel the topic isn't worth dwelling on or addressing. And do you really think MLB is going to expose rampant usage if it happened? Their credibility would circle the drain.
Given we omit Shoeless Joe Jackson, arguably the greatest hitter of his era, from the Hall of Fame for throwing the 1919 World Series, as well as the all time leader in hits, Pete Rose, for gambling on baseball... I can't shed any tears if we leave McGwire out of the Hall for his drug use.
And let's not kid ourselves. He used. Many used, and got away with it. Jason Grimsley's indictment is the tip of the iceberg.
Gomez, you're not getting it at all. Ther e is no comparison between throwing games and using something for an (unspecified, unknowable) advantage. If people attending baseball games believe that the result may not be fairly arrived at, poof: no more baseball.
I'm still waiting for someone to quantitatively demonstrate what advantage steroids gives guys like McGwire. How many home runs? And how is it different from other drugs, such as the "greenies" (speed) which virtually everyone in the Hall of Fame who played after WWII ate like candy? I also guarantee there are steroid users in the Hall already; the heyday of steroid use was in the 1970s, not today. Steroids are about as subtle as horse tranquilizers; there are drugs available now that are completely undetectable, and the dam is just barely starting to crack. Soon, there will be an unimaginable cornucopia of performance-enhancing delights that no test can even hint at.
McGwire's accomplishments can't be denied. The only justification for doing so is an absurd "War on Drugs" moralism that has nothing to do with real life. The guy in the P-I today compared McGwire to OJ Simpson. Murder? Oh, really? This is a Bill O'Reilly argument.
Nobody makes the Hall their first time on the ballot anyway, so this is really a non-issue.
The bigger issue that baseball is facing with the vote on Mark McGwire is that this is a barometer for how people will react when Bonds breaks Hank Aaron's home-run record next season. Bond's accomplishments can't be denied either, but it's still going to be a bitter, bitter pill for people to swallow and will taint the game for a very. very long time to come.
If people attending baseball games believe that the result may not be fairly arrived at, poof: no more baseball.
Thus the point behind covering it all up and pretending nothing's wrong in the first place.
Look, I've got no problem with letting the roiders in, but at least be fair w/r/t criteria. If we're gonna judge these guys based on only their contributions on the field, then let's just let Pete Rose and Shoeless Joe in the hall as well... based on the criteria of their on-field performance, which was Hallworthy.
No, Gomez. You're still not hearing me. Joe Jackson's performance ON THE FIELD included throwing the World Series. Pete Rose's performance ON THE FIELD included manipulating his roster -- he was player-manager -- to hurt his team's chances of winning in order to secure his own personal gain, both in the record chase and for the bookies. Rose CHEATED REDS FANS and thus all baseball fans; Jackson cheated White Sox fans and thus all baseball fans.
McGwire never hurt his team on the field. If anything, he was trying so hard to win that he broke the rules. This is commonplace among baseball players; cheating to get an advantage is not and never has been a criteria to keep people out of the Hall. Ty Cobb is in the Hall; John McGraw is in the Hall.
Jackson and Rose cheated not for advantage but AGAINST advantage. That is what "integrity of the game" is all about. That is the ONLY thing that can keep you out of the Hall. It has nothing to do with what you do off the field. Jackson and Rose were ON THE FIELD when they committed their crimes.
This is explicitly laid out in the rules of baseball, which specify that the grounds for expulsion is betting on games you have a hand in playing. Nothing about drugs, or foreign substances on balls, or corked bats, or stealing signs, or any of that other stuff. And there's a big sign in every clubhouse making this very clear.
Wait, but we don't know that Rose definitely bet against his team and then manipulated his roster to ensure a loss... any more than we know whether or not McGwire, Sosa et al used steroids to hit their home runs.
As for Shoeless Joe, point taken, though I don't see how roiding up to gain a competitive advantage is all that more noble than throwing a game or betting on baseball, other than your silly pro-spirit of competition copout.
Major League Baseball accepted steriod use, there's no doubt about it, so the baseball hall of fame shouldn't reject anyone based on that particular allegation.
It doesn't have anything to do with "nobility", Gomez. It has to do with fair play, and the rules. The rules say if you bet on games that you have a hand in, you're out. Full stop. What's more, Pete Rose SIGNED A DOCUMENT agreeing to that interpretation. He hasn't got a leg to stand on. In fact, the league could very easily take him to court on any number of violations of that agreement, such as attending games and arguing his "case" in public, both of which he agreed not to do.
As for manipulating his roster, yes, "we don't know". You're saying that you're comfortable with the fact that a guy may or may not have been doing this? That's insane to me. Simply CALLING IT INTO QUESTION is for me PLENTY for a lifetime ban. And some of it we DO know; we DO know he bet on his own team, and it is extremely likely that he was using his pitching staff, in particular, to help out his betting. Leaving a starter in, not bringing in his best reliever, that sort of thing.
To me, having MLB be EXTREMELY touchy on the subject of whether the results of games are legitimate is a good thing. Otherwise, you can go watch pro wrestling.
As for McGwire, we very much DO know what he could do "clean": he did it for years and years. Like Bonds, if he had dropped dead before the giant-head, tiny-balls days, he'd be a shoo-in. Instead, what we have is a morality police character assassination worthy of Karl Rove.
If you keep out McGwire and Bonds, are you going to go back and yank out Mickey Mantle? He took massive quantities of drugs, and played drunk.
Yeah, I'm done. I can't argue with someone who thinks fair play is a copout.
What douchebag dismissal, Fnarf.
Reasonable doubt justifies eblieving Rose fixed his team's games? Well then, let reasonable doubt be enough to assume guilt of McGwire and Bonds for steroid use.
If letting known cheaters into the Hall is fine with you and USSM, then so be it.
You know, on second reading, I have to call back USSM from culpability. They've dodged the issue once they outlawed discussion on it... but in the article, they're not necessarily asserting that he should be let in. Mea culpa in that regard.
Damn, I somehow overlooked this post until now.
Fnarf says "I'm still waiting for someone to quantitatively demonstrate what advantage steroids gives guys like McGwire. How many home runs? And how is it different from other drugs, such as the "greenies" (speed) which virtually everyone in the Hall of Fame who played after WWII ate like candy?"
You might as well ask how many potential home runs were denied to Willie Mays by the wind at Candlestick Park. Some believe he would have broken Babe Ruth's record if it weren't for that. It's a dense question.
Greenies weren't taken to make players better, they were taken to help them overcome hangovers.
Before you continue this line of reasoning, read the book Game of Shadows. Then you can make your argument from an informed perspective.
Interesting debate. I do like Doug's point @ 7, though; is MLB really gonna come back and blame these guys? It starts with MLB first. Very uncomfortably quiet from that front, no?
Me personally, the HOF is a stats museum, which is not so much my bag as seeing the actual players & teams play the game. I like the motivation, tenacity, skill, adjustments and durability in action, and if all that adds up to HOF crunched-numbers, well right on.
To which, I'll add that I'd love to see ol' salty hat Freddie come back to town.
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For a club with playoff aspirations and a meager eight games left to realize them, New York likely did not aspire to keep level with the worst of MLS.
And yet, that's where a shorthanded Red Bulls side found themselves as they collected their 15th draw of the season in a 1-1 stalemate against the Vancouver Whitecaps at Red Bull Arena on Saturday. Juan Agudelo tapped in a long Rafael Marquez cross in the 68th minute to answer a brilliant first-half strike by Vancouver's Davide Chiumiento and salvage the draw for the home side.
According to MLSsoccer.com's Playoff Standings, the draw pushes New York (6-6-15, 33 pts) out of the playoff picture as D.C. United (8-7-10, 34 pts) snuck past them into fifth place in the Eastern Conference following a win over Chivas USA. The Philadelphia Union (8-7-12, 36 pts) widened their lead for the East's final automatic playoff berth by one point following a scoreless draw against the Portland Timbers, while the Houston Dynamo (8-9-11, 35 pts) idled in fourth place following a loss to Sporting Kansas City (10-8-10, 40 pts).
While no Eastern Conference teams created significant distance between themselves and the Red Bulls during the club's extended break, New York is continuing to struggle with establishing a home-field advantage. D.C. United, the newest team in the Red Bulls' postseason path, now sits above them in the standings and with two games in hand.
Red Bulls coach Hans Backe previously stated that it would take 45 points to clinch a playoff spot, meaning New York must now win four or collect three wins and three draws in their remaining seven games to reach that target. They now have to get those wins with only four remaining home games over their final seven, and with D.C. comfortably in their way.
Crying Foul. It wasn't the aggregate or differential in fouls called by referee Terry Vaughn that left New York up in arms about the officiating on Saturday. New York accrued 13 fouls as compared to 8 by the 'Caps.
Rather, it was the validity of the important calls that hurt the Red Bulls' manpower both on Saturday and preceding next week's match at F.C. Dallas. Vaughn issued Marquez a yellow card in the 31st minute for bumping Chiumiento from behind, but didn't issue a second yellow in the 44th minute for the Mexican defender's tough tackle on Eric Hassli.
The first yellow card had the same effect as a red card on Marquez's availability for next week as he triggered a suspension for his accumulated yellow cards. But the missed call had ramifications for Jan Gunnar Solli, who received a straight red card moments later for tripping up Camilo on a run. Replays showed that Camilo still had Carlos Mendes to beat before securing a shot on goal, hinting that Vaughn may have booted Solli as a make-up call for the non-call on Marquez.
That chain of events left New York with a shorthanded side for the second-half, doubly so when recalling that Teemu Tainio was already unavailable for Saturday's match due to suspension. Now, New York will be without Marquez and Solli due to suspensions as well as Roy Miller and possibly Frank Rost due to injuries next week.
Play of the Game: Agudelo's Substitution. It's easy to point the finger at Solli's ejection to explain the less-than-desirable result for the Red Bulls, but they had appeared flat to that point and failed to create much pressure against a patchwork 'Caps back line. A glance at the Opta Chalkboards reflects that as a 20-to-9 advantage in recoveries on balls in the middle and attacking thirds shows that the 'Caps forwards applied appropriate pressure while the Red Bulls attackers didn't push up nearly enough.
That did not improve until Backe swapped out the defensive-minded Stephane Auvray for Agudelo. In addition to providing a jolt of energy into the 10-man Red Bulls side, Backe's substitution reflected a positive substitution strategy for a coach who usually shies away from them. He substituted a defender for an attacker. And seven minutes after Backe's call, Agudelo drew his side level.
Backe did it again in the final ten minutes, giving Luke Rodgers his first playing time since July 5 against Toronto FC at the expense of another defensive-minded midfielder in Dax McCarty. That move proved too little too late, but Backe deserves credit for not ordering his team to go into a shell after being down a man. Backe tried to go for the kill -- marking the first time anyone's been able to write those words about these Red Bulls in months.
Clipped Wings. Backe picked a heavy-defensive starting XI, highlighted by McCarty and Auvray starting in the midfield, Marquez playing a hybrid center back/holding midfielder role alongside Tim Ream, and Chris Albright and Carlos Mendes as full backs. That left Solli and Joel Lindpere available to join the attack, but that duo didn't do much to support Thierry Henry and Dane Richards.
New York attempted only five crosses in the first half, with only one connection executed by Solli. They completed two more in the second half -- one by Lindpere, one by Albright -- but not much came about until Agudelo arrived late in the second match. Some of that came from successful pressure by Vancouver, some from a defensive-minded shape by the Red Bulls. All of it made anyone not named Henry or Richards invisible in the attacking end until the final thirty minutes.
Stop the Presses. For as questionable as the officiating and as flat as the Red Bulls appeared at time, the goalkeeping on both sides sparkled all evening. Senegalese shot stopper Bouna Coundoul registered only three saves on the night, but never fell prey to the Bouna Blunders that have plagued him this season. Vancouver's only goal came about from Marquez's lack of marking on Chiumiento, which enabled the 'Caps midfielder to chip up a ball near the penalty spot and whirlwind kick it off the top crossbar for the goal. Goals like that can't get hung around the neck of the 'keeper.
Meanwhile, 'Caps netminder Jay Nolly kept an early surge by the Red Bulls at bay and held firm towards the end, especially on a diving save of a free kick in the 87th minute by Henry. Both goalkeepers deserve credit for keeping their respective sides in Saturday's match.
Zero. That's how many chances the Red Bulls have left to chase the Supporters' Shield this season, as their draw combined with a Los Angeles Galaxy win on Friday night mathematically eliminated New York from the top spot in the league standings.
New York will now pack its bags and head west as they prepare to face F.C. Dallas at Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, Texas next Saturday. First kick is scheduled for 8:30 p.m.


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$223 Billion: The Cost Of Excessive Drinking In America
Next time someone urges you to have "just one more drink," point them to this post from the Incidental Economist's Aaron Carroll, shake your head judgmentally, and say, "I can't, it's just too expensive!" According to a new study from the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, "In 2006, the economic costs of excessive drinking in the US were $223 billion," approximately $1.90 per drink. "Almost three quarters of that sum is from lost productivity. An addition 11% is due to healthcare costs and 9% is due to criminal justice costs."


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YOUNGSTOWN — A Campbell man, who pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery and felonious assault in a Dec. 15, 2012, Boardman home invasion has been sentenced to four years in prison.
Keymonnie Harris, 23, of Blackburn Street, drew the sentence this morning from Judge Lou A. D'Apolito of Mahoning County Common Pleas Court.
In a plea agreement, the prosecution dropped a second aggravated robbery count and a kidnapping charge and all firearm specifications.
The charges stemmed from a shootout at a Terrace Drive home, in which the homeowner told police he returned fire after a male invader fired at him.
Harris, who was shot twice in the arm and once in the head, was apprehended by police shortly thereafter near Southern Boulevard and Willow Drive.
A second suspect in this incident, Doretha Weston, 37, of Miller Street, pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of robbery; and Judge D'Apolito sentenced her in September to a year's probation.
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Skip to comments.Romney will take tougher approach to Santorum, adviser says (Drudge-Rhoades, GOP-e prepping smears?)
Posted on 02/08/2012 9:51:40 AM PST by jimbo123
As Rick Santorum counted up his victories Tuesday night, a senior adviser to Mitt Romney signaled the campaign would take a tougher approach toward his resurgent rival and portray him as a Washington insider.
(Excerpt) Read more at politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com ...
Thats all the guy has.
Santorum has not been a factor in the race until now, and therefore has not had his many political faults discussed widely. Now he'll get that pleasure.
"Romney will take tougher approach to Santorum, adviser says "
LOL If that's the best "dirt" that mittens has to throw against Santorum, he better start crying now.
Bishop Willard Romney and his hissing cockroaches.
Mitt better come up with something better than that.
All S need do, if he chooses to respond, is contrast what he was doing in DC vs what Mitt was doing in MA, during the same time period.
I'd sooner spit in Romney's face than vote for him for dog catcher. FUMR!
Here comes the Romney big money unfounded character smear.
Doesn't Mormonism have something like "Do not bear false witness against your neighbor"? Or are they like Islam that encourages you to stick it to anyone who's not of the elect?
And the Romney slime machine with all its presstitute minions swings into action.
RNC be warned, I will say it again - I WILL NEVER VOTE FOR ROMNEY NOR WILL ANYONE IN MY FAMILY! PERIOD!
Are you ready for the romney/paul s%&t storm???
The Romney loving Drudge-Rhoades and GOP-e can both go to Hades.
Yep, it will be a Romney Paul tag team.
You read my mind in the next state over.
Good. Romney is a smear man, and this with Gingrich's attack will show Romney to be what he really is - an issueless shyster.
Better Santorum than ROMNEY!
This is the only thing Flip can do. He has no positives to run on. He gets some some term gain with this method but his overall appearance and likeability takes a beating in the process. He continues to fall with his numbers across the board continuing to drop even from the unsuccessful 2008 campaign levels.
He's a slow motion train wreck but no one wants to admit as much. How long until they once again dust off the draft Jeb Bush movement rumors?
The Romney slime machine is warming up fast today in order to try and take down Santorum now that he's become a clear threat after last night's massacre.
Personally I don't care what Romney does. I am not going to be voting for him.
And then after the smears, Romney will say:
I never saw the ads. They were created by a SuperPac that Im not even allowed to talk to:
This act is getting old. Lets put Romney in a cage on top of a limo and ship him back to Massachusetts.
I will call out the slime machine I used on Bachmann, Cain and Gingrich but haven't released on Ron Paul as he serves me well.
"This is the only thing Flip can do. He has no positives to run on. He gets some some term gain with this method but his overall appearance and likeability takes a beating in the process. He continues to fall with his numbers across the board continuing to drop even from the unsuccessful 2008 campaign levels."
Wow,,you could be talking about Obama when you said that.
This line of attack won't work. We've seen all the Washington D.C. insiders and establishment money rallying to Romney not Santorum.
The slime machine he also used on Perry,
Post S. Carolina and pre-Florida, Romney and Gingrich drew the battleships of their respective campaigns broadside and proceeded to launch verbal attack after verbal attack upon one another. It got so ugly that both ships were listing in regard to how voters felt about the two candidates by the end of that states' primary.
Along comes Rick Santorum on a dinghy, and blows them both completely out of the water with the twin torpedoes of truth and perseverence. For good measure he strafed them with the .50 cal of solid (not great) conservative principles with the courage to stand up for conservatism.
Both of the once fearsome battleships are wounded, not sunk. They will be back in the fight. But only the S.S. Romney has the captain at the helm that will drop a nuke on that little row-boat that could.
I've always liked the little guys in life. The ones that no one gave a chance to. The ones the bullies picked on because they could.
Once in high school wood shop, one of these little guys was being physically picked on and humiliated by a couple of large jock types. That day I proved to myself that I won't fight for the little guys, but I WILL hand them a two-by-four, stand back and enjoy the carnage.
Swing low Rick, swing low.
I've been virulently anti-Romney from the get-go. See my post number 7.
So how come I never win a t-shirt???!!!
When our circular firing squad has finished it's work, and the latest iteration of flavor of the month is safely under the bus, the writing on the wall will be a bumper sticker that says Ron Paul. Read it and weep.
It comes down to one word. When I tell my linguine spined Romneybot "friends" that I refuse to vote for their guy and they ask what he could possibly be lacking that I have missed, I simply say "Honor". I would use the word "Integrity" too but most of 'em don't know what it means.
Stunned silence. It works well. Try it.
Let the Romney pitbulls loose. They still don't have a clue why they are tanking.
This is what happens when you allow a Democrat to run in the Republican primary. He does as much damage as possible to the real Republican candidates. It is a win-win for Romney. He'd rather have Obama win re-election than see him lose to any of the conservative Republican candidates. Same goes for Paul.
Romney better tread VERY CAREFULLY. If he tries to DESTROY Rick like he did Newt, all hell will be unleashed on Romney.
I forgot about that. You're right.
So I can't even vote for him for dog catcher.
Is there anything this immoral cretin masquerading as a conservative is qualified for?
I support Ron Paul.
In Virginia anyway.
No one is listening to you anymore MITT, you have wasted your $$$$$ on negatives and it's not working, is it? Thing is YOU CAN'T CHANGE now, you can't play nice now. It's over for you, and your such BORE.
YOUR FINISHED, guess you will be the last to know, just about the time your helpers and the Media suck the last $$$ from you. But hey? You being a GOD and all that crap, put your face in your hat and see what magic trick you have left?
BTW: you need to change your underwear.
The chances for a brokered convention are growing, and that is very favorable to Paul....He shines at caucus type proceedings.
No, the God(s) who appeared to FLDS/LDS "Prophet" Joseph Smith told him that Christianity was an "abomination."
FLDS/LDS "prophet" Brigham Young and others taught that Islam is superior to Christianity.
Bluemoose is a member of the cult. I'll give him an opportunity to refute these claims here in front of everyone before I post the referenced quotes from thier own scriptures and books.
Contrary to popular belief and contrary to my initial conclusion, I don't believe that Romney will turn up the heat of Santorum.... he won't need to.
Regardless of yesterdays events, I doubt that Romney sees Santorum as much of a threat.
However, Trump might very well throw a few darts and of course Fox-GOP-e news will do Romney's dirty work.
It seems to me that in the long run, it's better for Romney if he continues to hammer against Newt.
We need a graphic from "Christmas Story"
Get ready for the slime! That's all Romney can do slime & smear just like the Bush family.
Ping me to another political thread and I'll give you one. One per thread.
But do check out the GOP rule. They are not following their own rules. Should show more than anything they're in the tank for Romney. Address are provided to send them your two cents.
And if you haven't already donate to FR and to Newt.
Newt's working OH. Rick is going to MI and Mitt is heading to TX (Where Perry is setting up an ambush....Remember he endorsed Newt)
Have some HOT tea with that popcorn.
"Doesnt Mormonism have something like Do not bear false witness against your neighbor? Or are they like Islam that encourages you to stick it to anyone whos not of the elect?"
I do not know if the different regard and treatment afforded the 'gentiles' extends to a form of taqquiya in the public forum (as opposed to conversion pitches). I have repeatedly asked Mormons if Bishop Romney's support for abortion in the public theater and his discouragement of it amongst his own represents that double standard. i.e. 'Gentile' control while the Mormon numbers grow. A kind of 'spay your pets' campaign. So far none have elected answer.
Anyway, I shall ping our ex-Mormon experts.
Unfortunately, Santorum is the last hope for conservatives. Newt is fading and all he can do now is split the conservative vote and give Romney the victory. If Newt had any integrity and cared about others more than himself (but that's the issue, sin't it?), he'd bow out now and give Santorum the total conservative vote and bury Romney.
"Is there anything this immoral cretin masquerading as a conservative is qualified for?"
Honey dipper.
Maybe fly swatter.
Well the MSM including FOX and other so called Conservative journalists covered for Romney when he bombarded Newt with the negative half truth distorted ads and criticized Newt as WHINING when he complained .
Let us see how they react when Santorum gets the same treatment.
Santorum doesn't have the $$$ to fight back so what is he going to do WHINE like Newt or use what $$ he does have to go after Newt some more
The elitist castrati aka Romulans at Drudge, the RNC, Fox News and National Review are probably all on suicide watch after last night.
Santorum better be prepared for the barrage BS that is about to hit him.
Robama is so shocked. And now he has his next target to destroy.
So he will have Ann Coulter start talking about Santorum?
Cain slimed.
Perry slimed.
Gingrich slimed.
Santorum? You're next.
The only one with immunity appears to be Paul.
Romney/Paul 2012?
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Zero tech mech by 2-DpandaWatch
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I like the desing and very good details
nice! so this will be in 3d for pgenom? i would like to use some concepts to make it 3d but if you do it its useless..just for me for portfolio... or do you have some unused concepts? thanks for reply!
he needs longer hands and dynamic tail
how do you make this
Amazing, This makes my inner 3D modeler go "Ooohhhhhh please!!!".
Lovely work!
Lovely work!
I dig with it!
Amazing looking mech! Very cool work.
Well planned and thought out. Would be easy to model from this if i did.
awesome! reminds me of the machine of District Nine movie. Cool!
Just change the arms into missile pods and it's a Goliath.
Great job bro! Love how intricate it looks.
amazing work!


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Cate Blanchett And Her Kids In NYC (PHOTOS)Lisa Estall
Cate Blanchett enjoys a cup of coffee while strolling around downtown Manhattan Wednesday afternoon.
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Her sons, Dashiell Upton, Roman Upton, and Ignatius Upton tagged along too.
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Shrimp on the Grill
|For grilled shrimp
|Medium shrimp
|2 Pound
|Extra virgin olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Dry mustard
|1 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Tablespoon
|Garlic powder
|1 Tablespoon
|Red pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|White pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Chili powder
|2 Tablespoon
|Sandia pepper
|1 Tablespoon
|Black pepper
|1 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Brown sugar
|3 Tablespoon
Using a pair of cooking scissors, cut from the top of the shell back to the tail to devein the shrimp. Rinse with cold water. Place shrimp in a large mixing bowl and toss with extra virgin olive oil. Add 5 tablespoons of dry rub and toss until each shrimp is coated.
Soak skewers in water for 20-30 minutes to keep them from burning on the grill. Remove skewers from water and put shrimp on them. Place on grill directly over the coals and cook for 3 minutes per side. Serve hot.
Dry Rub
Combine all seasonings in a large bowl and mix well. This should make a cup of dry rub that you can set aside to use later.
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Calories 381 Calories from Fat 84
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 10 g14.7%
Saturated Fat 1.3 g6.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 344.7 mg114.9%
Sodium 1144.5 mg47.7%
Total Carbohydrates 26 g8.6%
Dietary Fiber 5.3 g21%
Sugars 14.3 g
Protein 49 g97.5%
Vitamin A 74% Vitamin C 21.8%
Calcium 16.4% Iron 45.2%
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Mail-order abuses hurt honest try
Published: Sunday, August 27, 1995 at 3:15 a.m.
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As they watched interest in their correspondence program mushroom, officials at Southeastern College of the Assemblies of God thought that God was simply expanding the school's mission. In the early '90s, basketball players from all over the country were enrolling in Southeastern's mail courses, sometimes taking several courses at once in subjects such as Old Testament, algebra and history. But this The small Christian college in Lakeland, Fla., has been forced to throw that naivete aside out the window and face the scheming, big-money world of Division I college basketball. Prospective college basketball stars won't be earning any more credits from Southeastern. And Southeastern will never look at the world outside its campus the same way again. "As a Christian college we trusted people to be truthful to us," said Margaret Hennesy, Southeastern's director of alumni and college relations. "We felt very, very violated because of this."
Widespread cheating It's difficult to guess how widespread the illlegal credit mill out of Southeastern - made possible by the college's relaxed correspondence requirements - became before the NCAA and legal authorities caught on this year. Three coaches at Baylor University were convicted on federal mail fraud charges and three at Georgia Southern were dismissed because of the Southeastern-related scandal. At those schools, basketball coaches are accused of helping junior college students cheat on correspondence exams in efforts to make those players eligible for their Division I teams. programs. One Baylor assistant, Gary Thomas, admitted that he replaced a potential player's answer sheet for a Southeastern class with one he filled out. himself. According to an Aug. 7 Sports Illustrated article, as many as 60 junior colleges and 55 NCAA schools, including Clemson, have accepted Southeastern credit from their athletes. The most unlikely element in this incredible web of deception is the Assemblies of God college at its center, the college where Paul Gaehring II of Spartanburg is starting his sophomore year as a music major. "A lot of our people feel very strongly that the school provides a very wholesome Christian environment," said the Rev. Paul Gaehring of Bethel Assembly of God, Paul II's father. "This is a very small and unfortunate digression that really has very little to do with the full-time purpose of the school."
Proving innocence Students like Gaehring, who first heard about his college's links with big-time basketball on ESPN, have not been affected much by the mail-order scandal. But the school's administrators have expended untold resources in their efforts to prove their innocence in the scenario and change the correspondence policies so that Southeastern will never again be a pawn. "I just wish I could get on a mountaintop somewhere and say, `Watch out!"' Hennesy said. "I would hate for any other school to go through the trauma that we've been through." Hennesy said she regrets that the out-of-town pastors for whom the continuing education was designed will now be inconvenienced by stricter mail-order rules. And she categorizes the scandal as an otherworldly attack, part of the persecution Christians are taught to expect. "We have learned that we're living in a world that is hostile to Christian principles," she said. Some basketball programs will be punished for their part in the Southeastern credit scandal. But meanwhile the behemoth that is cutthroat college sports will gallop on, gobbling up victims like Southeastern who thought they were well clear of the monster's path. FAITH2.72
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It's been just
over a month since we arrived in Darwin, and boy, have a lot of things happened. A quick overview of events in no particular order:
- Saw my second ever live West Coast Eagles game;
- Took a lazy cruise down the Adelaide River on a boat made out of 90% grey nomads, 5% lizard brain fear, and 5% absolute respect for crocodiles;
- Got very drunk with my new workmates on literally the first Friday night we were here;
- Saw both a Led Zeppelin cover band play with an orchestra (sorry for potato quality), and Xavier Rudd play with a multicultural explosion of talent;
- Started streaming my gameplay experiences thanks to super duper fast NBN Internet;
- Took part in the annual fireworks bonanza of Territory Day, A.K.A. Fuck Dogs and Old People That Have Experienced War Day;
- Scorched my feet on the sandy shores while boats made out of beer cans rowed up and down the shores;
- Went and saw some fuckin' draaaaaaaaaags ayyy;
- Witnessed some truly spectacular sunrises from my apartment window;
- …plus some pretty terrifying shows of what a country will do to make itself feel big; and
- Watched a bunch of short comedy movies as part of the Darwin Fringe Festival.
That's not even all of it. It's been a pretty great introduction to the territory, and we're grateful for having the weather and the time to get to do it all. The incentive is there though; pretty soon the wet season will approach and it'll be all Lou and I can do to keep ourselves from murdering each other in this tiny apartment. But then that's why that streaming bit is in there, I've plans for many, many Let's Plays. We'll see how they pan out.
It hasn't all been roses though. It's hard to pick up and move to a new place. I hate missing out on what all my friends are doing back home, especially nerdy shit like board game nights and D&D (although we totally nailed that one). And Louise is having a bit of a hard time in picking out what she wants to do here. Plus there's all the pressure with trying to find a place for when the transitional accommodation runs out and we have to decide where we want to rent/buy for the next year/foreverrr. It's adult stuff, and we've never really been in the (financial) position to make these kinds of promises to ourselves. Promises like "We'll love this place", or "I am definitely going to be okay without a pool", or "NBN? Pft, who even needs that kind of speed?"*. It's tough to try and predict the future; obviously, otherwise everyone'd be doing it.
Anyway, that's kind of where we're at, at the moment. Settling in, trying to look into the crystal ball, and generally figuring out what to do for the next few years. We'll hopefully be back down in Perth around October, and then of course back for Christmas so I can shower my nieces and nephew with novelty crocodile toys. I'll try and keep this a little more updated so I can point people to it, but if not, eh. (:
*Just kidding, I literally won't move to anywhere that doesn't have at least a 100 Mbps connection now.


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I have switched from Windows XP to Windows 7. In the dialog boxes in one program, the OK button on Windows XP used to have an "Alt+O" accelerator with it. In Windows 7, this key combination no longer presses the OK button.
Are there any settings in Windows 7 that I can change to get the XP behavior back?
The program in question is TortiseSVN. The commit dialog box in particular is where I want this. The default "enter presses OK" behavior doesn't work, because enter also enters a newline in the text box in the dialog. In XP, it was easy to type my entry and press alt+o to commit the changes. Now I have to type my entry, press tab a couple times, and press enter.
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In general, alt+ works in Windows 7. But for this dialog box, for some reason, Windows 7 has chosen to turn off all the accelerators.


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News Video From the Church That Pastor Ken Hutcherson Visited in Latvia
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This is not the video that Pastor Ken Hutcherson claims will prove him right in his current dispute with the White House. I'm still waiting to get my hands that video so I can see if it sorts out whether or not the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives recently bestowed a "Special Envoy" title upon Hutcherson so that he could go to Latvia, complain to U.S. Embassy officials there about their alleged support for gay rights, and hang out with a Holocaust revisionist.
But while we wait for that video, here's another video, sent my way by a Slog reader. It shows a church service in Latvia that will look, to most American eyes, like a raucous Pentecostal service from the Bible Belt. I've been emailing with a member of the Latvian church that Hutcherson visited earlier this month as a supposed "Special Envoy" from the White House, and this church member tells me that the video below does indeed show his church, the New Generation Church in Riga, the capital of Latvia.
The New Generation member tells me that this video was posted on YouTube by someone opposed to the conservative church's politics. At the end of the video you'll see a number of Latvian politicians, members of a Christian-identified party, apparently fainting, or as they say in this country, "getting the Holy Ghost." The New Generation member I'm emailing with tells me that the intent of this video was embarrass those politicians in advance of Latvian elections.
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It's a very good work in my opinion... but I would like to see the eyes and the expression.
Awesome job! Liked the idea. Do you always start greyscale and the colour it? or only for characters? What about landscapes?
almost all the time, even for landscapes, I find it easy to paint with values first before moving to color


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I didn't really see much difference but I am still using the cream, it feels smooth and lovely though.
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I have 145 regular posts that no longer show up in my blog. When I click on edit posts (All) - I see 145 posts. When I click on Edit Posts (Published) I get the message: No posts found.
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I am disappointed to see that a local radio station KXLL is sponsoring the annual "Zombie Walk" in Evergreen Cemetery on Oct. 25. When did cemeteries lose their sanctity?
Don't the event sponsors understand that a cemetery is not the same as a public park? This is the final earthly resting place for our forefathers, including many Alaska Natives. I understand that zombies are a pop culture icon and walking in a graveyard dressed and acting like a demon sounds like fun to some, but to do it in a graveyard is disrespectful to those interred there.
I was filled with several emotions as I read an article regarding the Autistic boy who was taped to a field goal post after a soccer game in Pennsylvania. Most everyone in the community knows our son, Taylor, who is also Autistic. While I hope the school district in Pennsylvania handles this case fairly, I cannot help reflecting on our community and how my son endured his high school years.
I have had the good fortune to know George McGuan as both a co-worker and a friend. In that time, I have seen what type of person he is: George McGuan is a doer.
When I went to work for the State of Alaska I was promised a secure retirement with health benefits. After spending 27 years of my life serving the public, I was ready to retire and enjoy some of the things that work, family and chores limited me from doing.
The City and Borough of Juneau thanks all who helped to make the Tuesday, Oct. 7 Municipal Election a success. Significant efforts by Juneau Votes, the media, candidates, election workers and the voters provided an improved turnout of 29.2 percent in 2014, compared to 19.1 percent in 2013.
In response to a few statements in the Sunday, Oct. 13 Juneau Empire article, "'Over-voting' a problem on absentee ballots," some clarification is offered here.
I'd like to invite you to vote for Mark Begich in the next election. Mark has always listened to and included Alaskans. Although massive amounts of Outside money are being poured into his opponent's campaign, Mark doesn't need all that money to let you know what a superb senator he has been for the past six years. His experience and integrity speaks for itself. Mark looks out for the best interests of veterans, he's stood up for Alaskans' right to privacy, he has capitalized on Alaska's role as America's energy storehouse, he emphasizes fiscal discipline, and he works across party lines.
Not in the Outsider ads paid for by Americans for Prosperity, Club for Growth, et al.
Facts: As Mayor of Anchorage, Mark Begich and the Assembly closed a $33 million inherited budget deficit while improving city roads and "spurring construction of the Dena'ina Civic Center" (ADN, Sept. 11, 2014). He balanced the city's budget, enabling S&P to upgrade Anchorage's bond rating to AA.
Alaskans know that! They won't be duped or bought with Outsider propaganda. There are facts to refute every ad! (And isn't it a terrible shame we can't trust the ads?)
Did you know that retiring from the State of Alaska with a PERS/TRS pension will lower your Social Security payments? For many, this is a "deer in the headlight" experience.
In Social Security language, it's called WEP — Windfall Elimination Provision.
Substantial employment history outside of state employment is considered a "windfall." Social Security states that this "unexpected good fortune" — the dictionary definition of "windfall" — should be eliminated if you have a pension.
Of all the anti-road arguments I have ever encountered, the most far-fetched was published in the Juneau Empire last week.
Rich Moniak argues that pent-up travel demand does not exist in Juneau. He says that, "Alaskans aren't like our down-south cousins and residents in the Lynn Canal corridor bear little resemblance to the urban characters in Anchorage."
Where does he get this psychic knowledge of other people's disinterest in travel?
If Moniak is correct, then why do Juneau residents snap up half-price Alaska Airlines PFD deals as fast as they can?
Now that the Juneau Access Project's draft supplemental Environmental Impact Statement has been published, here's my response: Se do not need a $574 million road to Katzehin.
We have a good system in place and should spend our declining state dollars on improving the Alaska Marine Highway System, not on a new road to a totally undeveloped final destination.
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2200 block of 14th Street, NW
14th Street, NW just north of W.
Side note – I ate at Kapnos the other night and it was freaking delicious.
2200 block of 14th Street, NW
14th Street, NW just north of W.
Side note – I ate at Kapnos the other night and it was freaking delicious.
two nice additions to our neighborhood, definitely have no place nearby to get a haircut and this is the closest dry cleaner for many people north of florida. Great news!
Except for the dry cleaner on Florida between U & California Streets (under Mint), the dry cleaner on U Street between 16th and 15th Streets, and the dry cleaner on V Street between 14th and 13th Streets. And the hair salons Immortal Beloved (1831 14th), Parlour Salon (1522 U), Bang at Vida (1612 U), and Corte (1019 U), just to name a few. Personally, I was hoping for some more tapas!
You forgot the dry cleaner at the corner of 13th and U AND the dry cleaner at the corner of 13th and Florida.
those are both not ideal locations and are very seperate from anything else that is useful (aka you need to make a special trip). For me i can hit the Y, get my dry cleaning and stop by streets market all on the way home. thats efficient.
You're right, the one at 13th and U right across from the Metro is probably super inconvenient.
Subairi will be a great addition!
Can't wait to get my hair cut at Subpar! I won't even care if it ends up being cut uneven, because that's what I'm paying for!
Subairi's an ass. About 13-14 years ago I decided on a whim to get my hair cut. I walked into his salon where Glynn Jones is now on R and 17th. The receptionist told me there was an opening in about an hour, so I went and got a cup of coffee and came back at my appointed time. During my visit Subairi began yelling at the receptionist that they don't take walk ins and how dare she schedule one. It was loud enough for everyone in the salon to hear. I felt so bad for the woman at the desk. I won't get my hair done by him or anyone that has the misfortune to work for him because I don't want Subairi to get any of my money. Especially since there are so many better places in the neighborhood to get your hair done.
Kapnos = most disappointing meal of the year. I do not recommend to anyone.
Lies. Kapnos is the ish, deliciousness and superb service. Luckily it is not as overhyped as some restaurants on lower 14th Street (Estadio *cough cough*) which is fine by me, less of a wait and no pretentious customers. Mike Isabella is a very nice guy, I've seen him come out and check on all the patrons and take pictures with them.
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You've got Klout!? – Brian Solis
Digital influence is one of the most fascinating and widely debated trends in social media today. Whether or not you agree with the idea of assigning a score to individuals based on their actions in popular social networks, the reality is that Pandora's Box has already been open. People check the scores like investors check stock prices. Brands reward "influential" consumers with products and services. Employers consult scores to lure seemingly more qualified candidates. This is already happening and as a result, there's much to learn.
So what is the future of digital and what does it mean to you and me? My guest on this episode of Revolution is Joe Fernandez, founder and CEO of Klout, one of the earliest and arguably largest player in the realm of digital influence. We talk about the rise of Klout, its challenges in measuring digital and real world influence, and what consumers and businesses need to think to make influence matter.
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Tags: Brian Solis, Facebook, Joe Fernandez, Klout, revolution, Social Media, Social network, twitter
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