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- Vice presidential candidate Bill Weld, at Libertarian ticket town hall with Gary Johnson: trade war that followed Smoot-Hawley tariff "croaked the world economy." Points for using "croaked" in a policy debate [CNN transcript]
- Litigator in chief? USA Today deep dive on Donald Trump's lawsuit involvements including non-payment and tax categories [earlier]
- Lawyers and law firms had given 350 times more to pro-Clinton than pro-Trump efforts as of late May [American Lawyer, graphic] Should a lawyer work for Trump? [Josh Blackman]
- Be warned. "If Congress refuses to act, Hillary will take administrative action" against guns, her campaign vows [J.D. Tuccille]
- Raises interesting constitutional issues whatever one's views of a #NeverTrump revolt [Washington Examiner]
- Trial lawyer/social conservative slate bid to control Texas GOP goes down in flames. [Texas Tribune, earlier]
Posts Tagged 'wayward Republicans'
Politics roundup
- Disparage at thy peril: three Democratic lawmakers demand FTC investigation of private group that purchased $58,000 in ads disparaging CFPB, a government agency [ABC News] So many politicos targeting their opponents' speech these days [Barton Hinkle]
- A pattern we've seen over the years: promoting himself as outspoken social conservative, trial lawyer running for chairman of Republican Party of Texas [Mark Pulliam, SE Texas Record]
- Some of which goes to union political work: "Philly Pays $1.5 Million to 'Ghost Teachers'" [Evan Grossman, Pennsylvania Watchdog via Jason Bedrick]
- "However objectionable one might find Trump's rhetoric, the [event-disrupting] protesters are in the wrong." [Bill Wyman/Columbia Journalism Review, earlier]
- Hillary Clinton's connections to Wal-Mart go way back, and hooray for that [Ira Stoll and column]
- I went out canvassing GOP voters in Maryland before the primary. Here's what they told me. [Ricochet]
Texas: a ploy fails
"Flush with trial lawyer cash, the PAC's public face is 'Texans 4 Justice,' which portrays itself as a conservative grassroots group." It didn't work: Texas GOP primary voters yesterday returned incumbent Supreme Court justices. [Texas Observer, Houston Chronicle, earlier]
Related: Plaintiff's lawyer Steve Mostyn, "omnipresent" in Austin, and his involvement with "Conservative Voters of Texas" [Chamber-backed Legal NewsLine]
Public employment roundup
- "Retirement benefits cost Connecticut more than half of payroll" [Raising Hale] Jagadeesh Gokhale, "State and Local Pension Plans" [Cato] "In the report Krugman cites, the researchers note (repeatedly) that the trillion-dollar figure is very likely a dramatic understatement of the size of the unmet liability." [Caleb Brown]
- California: "Bill would reinstate state workers who go AWOL" [Steven Greenhut]
- Eyebrow-raising federal salaries at unaccountable-by-design CFPB [John Steele Gordon, Commentary]
- "North Carolina Ends Teacher Tenure" [Pew StateLine]
- Not all states would benefit from a dose of Scott Walkerism, but Massachusetts would [Charles Chieppo, Governing]
- "Prison Ordered to Hire Back Guards Fired over an Officer's Murder Because Everybody Else Was Awful, Too" [Scott Shackford]
- "New York State Lags on Firing Workers Who Abuse Disabled Patients" [Danny Hakim, New York Times] NYC educators accused of sex misconduct can dig in for years [New York Daily News]
- "Pennsylvania's GOP: Rented by Unions" [Steve Malanga, Public Sector Inc.] NYC's Working Families Party expands into Connecticut [Daniel DiSalvo, same]
Not-so-new frontiers of privatization
Half a century ago, selling the Tennessee Valley Authority was regarded as a free-marketeers' politically impossible dream. Now guess who's for it — and who's against. (Hint on the latter: R-Tenn.) [Knoxville News via Future of Capitalism]
P.S. More on this welcome Obama initiative from Chris Edwards: "former Cato chairman Bill Niskanen was barred by Congress for even looking into TVA reform when he was on President Reagan's CEA." So progress marches on. And: Fortune 1933 article on TVA.
Copyright and D.C. lobbying: that was fast
The House Republican Study Committee calls for reconsideration of over-restrictive copyright law, then un-calls for it a day later [TechDirt, rueful update; Alex Tabarrok]
P.S. And check out this upcoming Dec. 6 Cato discussion of the newly published Copyright Unbalanced: From Incentive To Excess (Mercatus Center; Jerry Brito, ed.)
June 28 roundup
- Cato Institute settles lawsuit over its governance [Adler]
- As regulators crack down on payday lending, Indian tribes fill the gap [Business Week] Tribal leaders say they are at war with the CFPB, and no, there is no Elizabeth Warren angle [Kevin Funnell]
- "SEA LAWYER. A shark." [1811 Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue via Nancy Friedman]
- Trial lawyers in Oklahoma, as in Texas and Florida, endow slate of favored GOP candidates [Tulsa World]
- Simple reforms could ease path to more interstate adoptions of foster kids [Jeff Katz, Washington Post]
- "Can you say 'overzealous service mark claimant'?" [@internetcases]
- "Today, anyone can sue anyone else, regardless of how ridiculous the claim may be. But it wasn't always like this." [Don Elliott, The Atlantic]
June 11 roundup
- Nortel portfolio now used for offense: "How Apple and Microsoft Armed 4,000 Patent Warheads" [Wired]
- Via Bill Childs: "This shows up in Google News despite fact that it's lawyer advertising." [TheDenverChannel.com] At "public interest watchdog" FairWarning.org, who contributed this article about Canadian asbestos controversies? Byline credits a law firm;
- Another Bloomberg crackdown in NYC: gender-differential pricing in haircuts and other services [Mark Perry]
- A "Pro-Business Regulation Push" from Obama White House? Oh, Bloomberg Business Week, sometimes you can be so droll [Future of Capitalism]
- "Trial Lawyers' Support of Republican Candidates Yields Less Than Stellar Results" [Morgan Smith, NY Times; Examiner editorial; more from TLRPac on Texas election results]
- "Community banks to Congress: you're crushing us" [Kevin Funnell]
- If an emergency injunction could stop one reality-TV show, why couldn't it stop them all? [Hollywood Reporter]
"McMahon's wrestling company threatens JI with libel lawsuit"
World Wrestling Entertainment executive Linda McMahon is again running for a Connecticut seat in the U.S. Senate, two years after she won the Republican nomination for the state's other Senate seat but then lost badly to Democrat Richard Blumenthal. Chris Powell of the Manchester Journal-Inquirer, a prominent commentator on Connecticut politics, expressed scathing opinions on the type of entertainment purveyed by WWE under McMahon's leadership, deeming it a "business of violence, pornography, and general raunch." On Friday a WWE vice president, in a letter sent to news media throughout the state, "threatened the Journal Inquirer with a libel lawsuit." In response, the newspaper contends that "The programs were issues in the Senate election two years ago and, by distributing its libel lawsuit threat throughout Connecticut's news media, the McMahon campaign aims to prevent them from being mentioned this year." [via Jared Eberle](& Rick Green, Hartford Courant)
January 5 roundup
- Big business vs. free markets again: light bulb makers "fuming" over GOP effort to restore consumer choice [Sullum] Large grocery chains like DC's bag tax [Tim Carney]
- Eeeuw! Bystander can sue train fatality victim whose body part flew through air and hit her [Chicago Tribune]
- "Recommended Cell-Phone Ban Comes as 'Shocking,' 'Heavy-Handed' To Some" [Josh Long, V2M]
- "Exploding churros are newspaper's fault, Chilean court rules" [AP]
- In New Jersey and North Carolina, GOP friends of trial bar block legal reform bills [Armstrong Williams, Washington Times]
- Kozinski vs. ill-prepared lawyer in case of Sheriff Arpaio vs. newspaper that covered him [The Recorder; Phoenix New Times case]
- Federal judges block cuts to in-home personal care services in California, Washington [Disability Law, San Francisco Chronicle, KQED]


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SPRINGFIELD — A proposal to criminalize the use of drones to interfere with someone's hunting and fishing is heading to Gov. Pat Quinn's desk.
The Illinois House voted 109-8 in favor of the final version of legislation sponsored by Rep. Adam Brown, R-Champaign.
The measure as originally introduced would make it a misdemeanor to use a drone to interfere with a hunter or fisherman who is lawfully taking wildlife or aquatic life. The proposal defines "drone" as any aerial vehicle that does not carry a human operator.
The Illinois Senate added a provision that would also allow the state to revoke the hunting or fishing license of anyone found guilty of interfering with another's lawful hunting or fishing.
Brown proposed the measure after reading that one animal rights group used a drone over hunters in Pennsylvania and another announced plans to buy drones "to stalk hunters" nationally.
The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals on April 8 announced it was shopping for "one or more drone aircraft with which to monitor those who are out in the woods with death on their minds."
The release indicated plans to collect video "of any illegal activity, including drinking while in the possession of a firearms, ... maiming animals and failing to pursue them so that they die slowly and painfully, and using spotlights, feed lures, and other hunting tricks that are illegal in some areas but remain common practices."
Julia Orr, a spokeswoman for an Illinois-based group, SHowing Animals Respect and Kindness, said in an April email that her organization "has been using camera drones for some time to film animal cruelty specifically at live pigeon shoots" and indicated it was a SHARK drone that was shot down recently.
"Our camera drones are not used to harass people but are used to document illegal animal cruelty," she said.
"Live pigeon shoots, illegal in most states, are where hundreds of birds are tossed, half starved, out of boxes to be blasted out of the sky," she said. "They are basically used as live target practice."
The measure is House Bill 1652.

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AFAICT, GetScriptTypeID will always end up returning nsIProgrammingLanguage::JAVASCRIPT. It would be good to remove the API, and the NODE_SCRIPT_TYPE_OFFSET / NODE_SCRIPT_TYPE_MASK stuff.
Created attachment 608978 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v1)
I went through and made what I thought were the required changes to get rid off GetScriptTypeID / SetScriptTypeID() as the first part of this bug request. It builds nice and clean but crashes during startup.
If I monitor the WIN Task Manager I see WERFAULT.EXE doing something briefly ... so I guess I'm getting a >cool< abend somewhere ...
I did take some liberties during the coding of the changes, particularly in my substitutions where I do things like this:
- nsCOMPtr<nsIScriptContext> scx = GetScriptContextInternal(
- timeout->mScriptHandler->GetScriptTypeID());
+ nsCOMPtr<nsIScriptContext> scx =
+ GetScriptContextInternal(nsIProgrammingLanguage::JAVASCRIPT);
So I have a few things to go on ...
Comment on attachment 608978 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v1)
Clobber build fixed the "problem" ... I'm cancelling the feedback request and moving on to the final part of the bug request.
Created attachment 609054 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v2)
K - this should do it :)
Let me know if we can go forward with this, but the build was clean, FF runs w/no weird abends, mochitest-a11y runs w/no errors, mochitest-plain gives me the usual 9 suspects but nothing new ...
Comment on attachment 609054 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v2)
Review of attachment 609054 [details] [diff] [review]:
Just a few minor comments; thanks for doing this!
::: content/base/src/nsDocument.cpp
@@ -3112,5 @@
> rv = NS_GetScriptRuntime(aData, getter_AddRefs(runtime));
> if (NS_FAILED(rv) || runtime == nsnull) {
> NS_WARNING("The script-type is unknown");
> - } else {
> - root->SetScriptTypeID(runtime->GetScriptTypeID());
I think this entire block can go now
::: content/base/src/nsScriptLoader.cpp
@@ +920,5 @@
> mCurrentScript = oldCurrent;
> JSContext *cx = nsnull; // Initialize this to keep GCC happy.
> + cx = context->GetNativeContext();
> + ::JS_BeginRequest(cx);
This can use JSAutoRequest now
::: content/events/src/nsEventListenerManager.cpp
@@ +994,5 @@
> + if (ls->mHandlerIsString) {
> + CompileEventHandlerInternal(ls, true, nsnull);
> + }
> +
> + *vp = OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(listener->GetHandler());
Did something go wrong with the indentation here?
::: content/xul/document/src/nsXULDocument.cpp
@@ +3912,5 @@
> // While merging, set the default script language of the element to be
> // the language from the overlay - attributes will then be correctly
> // hooked up with the appropriate language (while child nodes ignore
> // the default language - they have it in their proto.
This comment can go too
::: dom/base/nsGlobalWindow.cpp
@@ +9379,5 @@
> // Get the script context (a strong ref to prevent it going away)
> // for this timeout and ensure the script language is enabled.
> + nsCOMPtr<nsIScriptContext> scx =
> + GetScriptContextInternal(nsIProgrammingLanguage::JAVASCRIPT);
GetContextInternal(), I think
::: content/base/src/nsDocument.cpp
I think this entire block can go now
>>> Easy enough, gone.
::: content/base/src/nsScriptLoader.cpp
This can use JSAutoRequest now
>>> Researching ...
::: content/events/src/nsEventListenerManager.cpp
Did something go wrong with the indentation here?
>>> Looks like it ... I don't recall, but it's now fixed.
::: content/xul/document/src/nsXULDocument.cpp
This comment can go too
>>> Easy enough, gone.
::: dom/base/nsGlobalWindow.cpp
@@ +9379,5 @@
> + nsCOMPtr<nsIScriptContext> scx =
> + GetScriptContextInternal(nsIProgrammingLanguage::JAVASCRIPT);
GetContextInternal(), I think
>>> The original code was this. I can change, but researching ...
>>>- nsCOMPtr<nsIScriptContext> scx = GetScriptContextInternal(
>>>- timeout->mScriptHandler->GetScriptTypeID());
Created attachment 609153 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v3)
I made the (5) changes, two cosmetic, three code... the new version builds and tests ok still, but please verify the code changes for correctness.
Comment on attachment 609153 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v3)
Review of attachment 609153 [details] [diff] [review]:
Looks good, except for this one comment:
::: content/base/src/nsScriptLoader.cpp
@@ -930,5 @@
> - NS_ASSERTION(!::JS_IsExceptionPending(cx),
> - "JS_ReportPendingException wasn't called in EvaluateString");
> - }
> -
> - context->SetProcessingScriptTag(oldProcessingScriptTag);
You seem to be removing this call; it should stay (after the JSAutoRequest).
great! I was wondering... it was sandwiched between the Start and End in the original code... wasn't sure to drop it or move it logically to the end
Created attachment 609165 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v4)
Plays it safe, re-codes, re-compiles all, mochitest-plain all pass ...
Comment on attachment 609165 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v4)
class nsIScriptContext : public nsIScriptContextPrincipal
- /* Get the ID of this language. */
- virtual PRUint32 GetScriptTypeID() = 0;
You're removing a virtual function here, that means you have to generate a new uuid for this interface (NS_ISCRIPTCONTEXT_IID).
class nsIScriptRuntime : public nsISupports
- /*
- * Return the language ID of this script language
- */
- virtual PRUint32 GetScriptTypeID() = 0;
Same thing here, generate a new uuid for this interface as well.
class nsIScriptTimeoutHandler : public nsISupports
- // Get the script-type (language) implementing this timeout.
- virtual PRUint32 GetScriptTypeID() = 0;
And here.
r- based on that alone, the rest looks great! Thanks for the cleanup patch!
Created attachment 609602 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v5)
Created and added new _IID 's
Comment on attachment 609602 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v5)
Looks good! But I forgot to include nsINode in the list of interfaces that need a new UUID. Fix that, and this can land!
Created attachment 609934 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v6)
nsINode UUID added...
Comment on attachment 609934 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v6)
Good to go?
Comment on attachment 609934 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v6)
I went to land this, but a bunch of other changes that touch some of this other code happened to land in the past several days, so this no longer applies :(
I don't imagine it'd be a ton of work to update this to apply any more, and I'll gladly land a new patch, or maybe even update this myself if nobody else beats me to it.
I'll rebase it this weekend and re-post it.
Created attachment 611253 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch (v7)
Re-based, re-built, re-tested all mochitest-plain local.
Autoland Patchset:
Patches: 611253
Branch: mozilla-central => try
Destination: http://hg.mozilla.org/try/pushloghtml?changeset=dcabacec61aa
Try run started, revision dcabacec61aa. To cancel or monitor the job, see: https://tbpl.mozilla.org/?tree=Try&rev=dcabacec61aa
Try run for dcabacec61aa is complete.
Detailed breakdown of the results available here:
Results (out of 15 total builds):
success: 15
Builds (or logs if builds failed) available at:
Try run looked good, so I pushed to inbound:
Hey, this is pretty cool! I think it will let me tear out a bunch of gunk from the cycle collector.


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Happy Friday! Let's start this weekend off with a real bang. Bleached's Ride Your Heart is streaming in full at The Fader. Your ears are begging for a listen; please do not deny them. By the time release date rolls around (next Tuesday, April 2), you should be well acquainted with this stellar album. In fact, save yourself the long wait – pre-order it now from SC Distribution and download the entire record immediately. RYH is also available at iTunes and Amazon.


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The measurement is based on the principle that when infrared light passes through or is reflected by a paper sheet, it is preferentially absorbed at very specific wavelengths by the water in the sheet, more so than fibber or other sheet components.
Jasch develop and manufacture measurement and control systems to improve the quality of production on paper machines and bring cost reduction and productivity increase to operations.
Thickness gauge is a non-contact and non-destructive thickness gauge measurement systems to check the quantity measurement of the material on rolling mills, coating and paint lines and bring cost reduction and productivity increase to operations.
The deviations from preset target values are instantly detected allowing immediate corrections to the production process to maintain uniform thickness.
The display on the screen allows the operator to have access to all the measuring system features via an user friendly operator control interface thus assuring easy operation.
These two measuring heads give highly accurate coating weight measurement corresponding to top & bottom of the zinc coatings applied on base steel strip.
The system uses X-Ray florescence based two measuring heads coupled along with ionization chamber detector units.
For cross-web direction control the scanned profile is divided into zones equal to number of die bolts as per APC The set point deviation for each zone is determined based on which corrective signals are applied to the corresponding die bolts by adjusting their heating power.
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We recently observed how it did not make much sense for AT&T (NYSE:T) to be buying DirecTV (DTV). That deal lacked any strategic synergies and was a misguided bet on broadcast video against demographic trends.
Close on the heels, we hear from The Wall Street Journal that Google is investing in satellites and planning to bring internet to unwired reaches of the globe. This is somewhat speculative since Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) has made no announcements and The Wall Street Journal article indicates that the project is in early stages. Regardless, the Journal seems to have weight in its research and while some of the details may be in flux, the general thrust of the article appears to be true. For what it is worth, the Journal suggests Google is going to deploy about 180 satellites, possibly LEO, at a cost of $1 to $3 Billion.
Without getting into the details of the type and size of the deployment, it is clear to industry observers that this is not Google's first effort to provide internet to remote areas. Google in the past has:
- explored enabling internet through balloons and drones.
- made a resource intensive effort to bring fiber to home in select markets
- invested in promoting Wi-Fi and other wireless technologies for public spaces
- provides Wi-Fi service at many Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) locations.
The general theme here is that Google is doing all the things that have traditionally been the domain of telecommunication companies.
These ventures to us are the starkest contrasts between how the management of AT&T has displayed very little imagination on how to grow in its core telecom business and how the management at Google looks at same problem space and comes up with more creative solutions.
This is not to say that Google's bets are foolproof or without risks. Satellite based solutions, in specific, have been the allure of the telecommunication industry for several decades with very little to show in terms of high volume solutions. Globalstar, Teledesic, Iridium are all examples of ambitious satellite projects gone wrong.
On the other hand, the world has changed much in the years since the satellite failures of yesteryears. Unlike the earlier times when voice was the primary revenue driver, now there is a voracious appetite from customers for data and a willingness to pay top dollar for internet access.
Some analysts in the industry consider the Google effort misguided and expect there to be severe cost overruns. While there may be some truth to these arguments, we believe all of the technologies involved in the Google satellite venture have made dramatic progress in the past decade and that some of the pessimism is unwarranted.
From a technology perspective, improvements in compression over the years makes high quality video delivery using low bandwidth data connections an increasingly powerful option. The oft-cited satellite latency is overrated, especially if the satellites are LEO. And latency, to the extent it is a problem, is more critical for voice communications and not as big a problem in rich content delivery.
There are other technology vectors that make this satellite venture a lot more viable and a lot less risky than the past ventures. The satellites are lighter, the solar panels used to provide power for drones and satellites are more efficient and cost effective, and the cost of launching satellites has also fallen dramatically. From a client perspective, software antenna technology makes it possible to deploy a class of solutions that were impractical even a decade back.
In essence, this project is neither as ambitious as the past satellite projects nor is it high risk. What differentiates Google from telecommunication players like AT&T is the lack of imagination.
The Google satellite effort can have significant long-term impacts on not just AT&T but other players in the satellite internet space including Dish Network (NASDAQ:DISH), EchoStar (NASDAQ:SATS), and ViaSat (NASDAQ:VSAT).
Disclosure: I am long GOOG. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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Did anyone know that Hunter S. Thompson writes a column over on ESPN.com's Page 2? This week he discusses Monday Night Football, Rush Limbaugh, and other things in sports.
Rush Limbaugh is a lame professional Swine and he makes a good living at it. He is like a hired Geek in some traveling backwoods carnival — the freaks who bite the heads off Chickens — but Limbaugh is a modernized Geek who thinks he can bite the heads off of people.
Hunter S. Thompson on ESPN's Page 2
Thompson is probably one of the only guys in the world that ESPN would have write articles and at the same time allow him to be critical of the mothership. You don't see Stuart Scott criticizing ESPN on SportsCenter, but they allow Thompson to call them greedy in his article.
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Are you one of the people who think that only men possess coding skills? If so, then a great number of women in the web design industry will prove you wrong these days. That's right; an increasing number of women are penetrating the tech world, and they bring with them some much needed color and energy to the repetitive designs we see online today. They continue to break barriers, and there's no reason why companies should skip on hiring women web designers if they want to have the best website to represent their brand on the web.
For several years, building and designing a website have been largely considered a task only men can do. In fact, some people go so far as to say that women should steer clear where computer is involved. Businesses both big and small have also hired mostly men to take care of their technological needs. But this trend is starting to fade slowly but surely. More and more women are entering the tech industry, and they're proving time and again that they deserve their rightful place in this field dominated by men.
A quick search online will return long lists of women who have already left their footprints in the web design industry. If you did this just a few years back, you would probably get zero results. This only goes to show that along with the rapid changes in web design trends, more women have honed their technical know-how enough to make them just as competitive as anybody out there. When it comes to creating beautiful and high-converting websites, it's now safe to say that women are equal to men.
Interestingly, an increasing number of companies are welcoming this change. Now more than ever, there are more women in tech companies across the globe. There are still lingering issues, particularly in terms of pay gap. But one can assume that this will gradually close over time, especially upon considering the fresh knowledge and experience women can offer.
One of the top advantages of hiring women web designers is that most of them are recently educated about the trends in web design. This enables them to turn ideas and concepts into websites with real-world applications, which is exactly what clients need. This proves crucial especially because web design is no longer just about creating a beautiful website, but also about providing the best possible user experience to online visitors.
With the shift from desktops to mobile devices, it has become a must to adapt to the way consumers navigate the web. There always seems to be a new trend in web design, and it is vital to keep up with these changes in order to remain competitive in the industry. Women in web design offer a breath of fresh air, introducing modern concepts that take into account aesthetics, functionality and conversions. These are three essential factors that make up a successful website, something that all companies regardless of size look for in this increasingly competitive business landscape.


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Justin Bieber certainly has a type. After parting ways with longtime girlfriend Selena Gomez, Bieber reportedly is hooking up with a 22-year-old Las Vegas waitress named Jordan Ozuna who looks a whole lot like his ex, albeit blonde.
Of course, there's a catch about Bieber's new fling: she's married. According to her mother-in-law, Ozuna — maiden name Galipo — is married to Daniel Ozuna, though they've been separated for more than a year. He reportedly doesn't even know Ozuna has moved on to one of the most popular pop stars on the planet.
That hasn't stopped Bieber from hooking up with Ozuna. When Biebs was visiting the Las Vegas indoor skydiving arena that he was later banned for life from, Bieber was seen kissing and cuddling with a woman who was later identified as Ozuna.
For her part, Ozuna has made no secret of the fact that she's in love with someone when posting on her frequently updated Twitter account. She wrote that she is "completely enamored" not long after visiting Los Angeles for the first time, and also posted back in May that she is in a relationship.
Ozuna works as a waitress in the Mandalay Bay's Light Nightclub. As of this time, it's unclear how she met Bieber — or if he truly is the man she is "enamored" with.


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Saturday, August 8, 2009
Denouncing the Far Right on Maddow
1 comment:
- Shannon said...
Dear Frank,
It was very interesting watching your attempt to explain the mindset of the Religious Right to Rachel Maddow. I think you managed to pull it off and still appear rational yourself. Personally I think that the whole pre-millenial Rapture worldview is one of those things that you just "had to be there" to understand. (That being said, the village idiot metaphor is fairly accurate, and something everyone can relate to.)
I understand why you said the country needs to "move past them" and get on with things; but as someone who began her journey from darkness to light LATE in the game (in my 40s) I still hold out hope for those in my own family who are still living in that alternate universe. Instead of marginalizing the Religious Right subculture, I think we have to persistently and patiently talk about issues in Pro-Life and "how does this fit with what Jesus taught?" terms. Maybe some of them will eventually begin to realize that Jesus was not, in fact, either a CEO or a warmonger-er.
I admire your courage, and as always, enjoy your work both in writing and in person.
- a fellow traveler
- September 17, 2009 at 5:29 AM