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Kim O'Hara wrote:I have told you repeatedly why it it not useful or relevant and you can't or won't answer those points but you ...
Kim O'Hara wrote:This time I tracked it down to its source instead - a franklydenialist blog by one Paul MacRae, who introduces himself thus:My name is Paul MacRae. I'm an ex-journalist who has worked as an editor, editorial writer and columnist for several newspapers over the past 40 years, including The Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, Bangkok Post, and Victoria Times Colonist.
Kim O'Hara wrote:The strangest people are having to take climate change into account ...
Alex123 wrote:As long as the data is correct, I don't care who (Muslim, Christian, Scientist, Non Scientist, Oil & gas executive, AGW proponent, etc) drew it. I am interested in argument itself, not the source who said it.
Kim O'Hara wrote:monkey_brain wrote:Kim O'Hara wrote:Just about every aspect of modern climatology is affected by AGW.
Numbers will depend on your definition of "climatologist". 1200 volunteered to contribute to the latest IPCC report (see http://www.ipcc-wg2.gov/AR5/ar5.html) and they would have been among the most highly qualified ... give each of them a half a dozen junior staff and half a dozen post-grad students and a dozen undergrad students and you're in the right ballpark.
Hold on. Looking at the chapter summaries of the working groups, the vast majority of the work is not concerned with the crux of the issue--what are the cause(s) of recent warming, and will it continue in the future, and to what extent. Impacts on Agriculture in Africa, say, doesn't call on quite the same expertise, nor need it be controversial in the way the main issue is. And if a research team that projects warming into the future relies on the work of a research team that worked on the methodology of using tree ring cores to generate historical temperatures, or whatnot, it is still the first team that gets counted as relevant climatologists for our purposes.
It looks like just parts of working group I fits the bill here.
Paul J.
Don't like that? Try this: http://desmogblog.com/2012/11/15/why-climate-deniers-have-no-credibility-science-one-pie-chart.
Anther back-of-the-envelope calculation - simply because I don't know where you would find the number you want - but ...
Kim O'Hara wrote:14 000 scientific papers in 20 years (rounding off a bit since we're not going to be very accurate anyway).
That's 3500 per year.
Assume each researcher publishes 5 papers per year (which I think is fairly reasonable), and you get 700 researchers.
But 2 - 5 authors per paper is pretty normal. Call the average 2 to be on the low side and you have 1400 researchers getting published; call it three and you have 2100. Then add in the postgrad students, the undergrads if you like ...
Kim O'Hara wrote:I'm happy to let my "thousands" stand. If you want to disagree, show me some evidence for your position and I will happily defer to the truth.
convivium wrote:global warming is a conspiracy of doughface liberal commies, i'll tell ya what.
monkey_brain wrote:Kim O'Hara wrote:I'm happy to let my "thousands" stand. If you want to disagree, show me some evidence for your position and I will happily defer to the truth.
I want you to be happy. So while it is evident that neither one of knows, I'll join you in letting your "thousands" stand, wobbly legged, like a newborn colt.
Paul J.
Kim O'Hara wrote:Alex123 wrote:As long as the data is correct, I don't care who (Muslim, Christian, Scientist, Non Scientist, Oil & gas executive, AGW proponent, etc) drew it. I am interested in argument itself, not the source who said it.
So you would accept the authority of a back-yard mechanic over the authority of a doctor when it came to diagnosing your cracked rib?
And you would accept the authority of Sarah Palin over the authority of Bhikku Bodhi when it came to explaining the finer points of dependent origination?
And you would accept your local court reported as your attorney when you were hauled before the court for trashing your local Macca's in a drunken frenzy? (It's okay, I know you didn't do it but someone mis-identified you)
Alex123 wrote:I accept valid arguments and reject invalid arguments.
Buckwheat wrote:Alex123 wrote:I accept valid arguments and reject invalid arguments.
What is your evidence (please cite sources) for accepting the authority non-climate scientists over the authority of climate scientists?
Again, I am not asking you to rehash your interpretation of the data, just the reasons you accept one persons authority over the other.
porpoise wrote:If the majority scientific view is that we need to reduce carbon emissions, then isn't it reasonable that governments should follow this advice?
Alex123 wrote:Buckwheat wrote:Alex123 wrote:I accept valid arguments and reject invalid arguments.
What is your evidence (please cite sources) for accepting the authority non-climate scientists over the authority of climate scientists?
Again, I am not asking you to rehash your interpretation of the data, just the reasons you accept one persons authority over the other.
I go by evidence and data, not who (journalist, christian, muslim, climate scientist, Oil & Gas executive, etc) said it.
Alex123 wrote:Can you please answer my three questions and I'll accept AGW.
Buckwheat wrote:You obviously care something about who says what, because you are giving more weight to the interpretations of non-climateologists over the interpretations of climatologists.
Buckwheat wrote:Another interesting read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effects_of_global_warming
Ice Core Studies Prove CO2 Is Not the Powerful Climate Driver Climate Alarmists Make It Out to Be
Volume 6, Number 26: 25 June 2003
For the past two decades or more, we have heard much about the global warming of the 20th century being caused by the rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration that is generally attributed to anthropogenic CO2 emissions. This story, however, has always been controversial [see Smagorinsky et al. (1982) and Idso (1982) for early pro/con positions on the issue]; and with the retrieval and preliminary analysis of the first long ice core from Vostok, Antarctica -- which provided a 150,000-year history of both surface air temperature and atmospheric CO2 concentration -- the debate became even more intense, as the close associations of the ups and downs of atmospheric CO2 and temperature that were evident during glacial terminations and inceptions in that record, as well as in subsequent records of even greater length, led many climate alarmists to claim that those observations actually proved that anthropogenic CO2 emissions were responsible for 20th-century global warming.
This contention was challenged by Idso (1989), who wrote -- in reference to the very data that were used to support the claim -- that "changes in atmospheric CO2 content never precede changes in air temperature, when going from glacial to interglacial conditions; and when going from interglacial to glacial conditions, the change in CO2 concentration actually lags the change in air temperature (Genthon et al., 1987)." Hence, he concluded that "changes in CO2 concentration cannot be claimed to be the cause of changes in air temperature, for the appropriate sequence of events (temperature change following CO2 change) is not only never present, it is actually violated in [at least] half of the record (Idso, 1988)."
How has our understanding of this issue progressed in the interim? Our website provides several updates.
Petit et al. (1999) reconstructed histories of surface air temperature and atmospheric CO2 concentration from data obtained from a Vostok ice core that covered the prior 420,000 years, determining that during glacial inception "the CO2 decrease lags the temperature decrease by several thousand years" and that "the same sequence of climate forcing operated during each termination." Likewise, working with sections of ice core records from around the times of the last three glacial terminations, Fischer et al. (1999) found that "the time lag of the rise in CO2 concentrations with respect to temperature change is on the order of 400 to 1000 years during all three glacial-interglacial transitions."
On the basis of atmospheric CO2 data obtained from the Antarctic Taylor Dome ice core and temperature data obtained from the Vostok ice core, Indermuhle et al. (2000) studied the relationship between these two parameters over the period 60,000-20,000 years BP (Before Present). One statistical test performed on the data suggested that shifts in the air's CO2 content lagged shifts in air temperature by approximately 900 years, while a second statistical test yielded a mean lag-time of 1200 years. Similarly, in a study of air temperature and CO2 data obtained from Dome Concordia, Antarctica for the period 22,000-9,000 BP -- which time interval includes the most recent glacial-to-interglacial transition -- Monnin et al. (2001) found that the start of the CO2 increase lagged the start of the temperature increase by 800 years. Then, in another study of the 420,000-year Vostok ice-core record, Mudelsee (2001) concluded that variations in atmospheric CO2 concentration lagged variations in air temperature by 1,300 to 5,000 years.
In a somewhat different type of study, Yokoyama et al. (2000) analyzed sediment facies in the tectonically stable Bonaparte Gulf of Australia to determine the timing of the initial melting phase of the last great ice age. In commenting on the results of that study, Clark and Mix (2000) note that the rapid rise in sea level caused by the melting of land-based ice that began approximately 19,000 years ago preceded the post-glacial rise in atmospheric CO2 concentration by about 3,000 years.
So what's the latest on the issue? To our knowledge, the most recent study to broach the subject is that of Caillon et al. (2003), who measured the isotopic composition of argon -- specifically, ð40Ar, which they argue "can be taken as a climate proxy, thus providing constraints about the timing of CO2 and climate change" -- in air bubbles in the Vostok ice core over the period that comprises what is called Glacial Termination III, which occurred about 240,000 years BP. The results of their tedious but meticulous analysis led them to ultimately conclude that "the CO2 increase lagged Antarctic deglacial warming by 800 ± 200 years."
This finding, in the words of Caillon et al., "confirms that CO2 is not the forcing that initially drives the climatic system during a deglaciation."
Nevertheless, they and many others continue to hold to the view that the subsequent increase in atmospheric CO2 -- which is believed to be due to warming-induced CO2 outgassing from the world's oceans -- serves to amplify the warming that is caused by whatever prompts the temperature to rise in the first place.
This belief, however, is founded on unproven assumptions about the strength of CO2-induced warming
The amount of warming caused by the anthropogenic increase in atmospheric CO2 may be one of the most misunderstood subjects in climate science. Many people think the anthropogenic warming can't be quantified, many others think it must be an insignificant amount. However, climate scientists have indeed quantified the anthropogenic contribution to global warming using empirical observations and fundamental physical equations.
and is applied without any regard for biologically-induced negative climate feedbacks that may occur in response to atmospheric CO2 enrichment. Also, there is no way to objectively determine the strength of the proposed amplification from the ice core data.
http://skepticalscience.com wrote:The skeptic argument...CO2 lags temperature
"An article in Science magazine illustrated that a rise in carbon dioxide did not precede a rise in temperatures, but actually lagged behind temperature rises by 200 to 1000 years. A rise in carbon dioxide levels could not have caused a rise in temperature if it followed the temperature." (Joe Barton)
What the science says...When the Earth comes out of an ice age, the warming is not initiated by CO2 but by changes in the Earth's orbit. The warming causes the oceans to release CO2. The CO2 amplifies the warming and mixes through the atmosphere, spreading warming throughout the planet. So CO2 causes warming AND rising temperature causes CO2 rise. Overall, about 90% of the global warming occurs after the CO2 increase.
Over the last half million years, our climate has experienced long ice ages regularly punctuated by brief warm periods called interglacials. Atmospheric carbon dioxide closely matches the cycle, increasing by around 80 to 100 parts per million as Antarctic temperatures warm up to 10°C. However, when you look closer, CO2 actually lags Antarctic temperature changes by around 1,000 years. While this result was predicted two decades ago (Lorius 1990), it still surprises and confuses many. Does warming cause CO2 rise or the other way around? In actuality, the answer is both.
Figure 1: Vostok Antarctic ice core records for carbon dioxide concentration (Petit 2000) and temperature change (Barnola 2003).
Interglacials come along approximately every 100,000 years. This is called the Milankovitch cycle, brought on by changes in the Earth's orbit. There are three main changes to the earth's orbit. The shape of the Earth's orbit around the sun (eccentricity) varies between an ellipse to a more circular shape. The earth's axis is tilted relative to the sun at around 23°. This tilt oscillates between 22.5° and 24.5° (oblithis quity). As the earth spins around it's axis, the axis wobbles from pointing towards the North Star to pointing at the star Vega (precession).
Figure 2: The three main orbital variations. Eccentricity: changes in the shape of the Earth's orbit.Obliquity: changes in the tilt of the Earth's rotational axis. Precession: wobbles in the Earth's rotational axis.
The combined effect of these orbital cycles causes long term changes in the amount of sunlight hitting the earth at different seasons, particularly at high latitudes. For example, the orbital cycles triggered warming at high latitutdes approximately 19,000 years ago, causing large amounts of ice to melt, flooding the oceans with fresh water. This influx of fresh water then disrupted the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (AMOC), in turn causing a seesawing of heat between the hemispheres (Shakun 2012). The Southern Hemisphere and its oceans warmed first, starting about 18,000 years ago. As the Southern Ocean warms, the solubility of CO2 in water falls (Martin 2005). This causes the oceans to give up more CO2, emitting it into the atmosphere. The exact mechanism of how the deep ocean gives up its CO2 is not fully understood but believed to be related to vertical ocean mixing (Toggweiler 1999).
The outgassing of CO2 from the ocean has several effects. The increased CO2 in the atmosphere amplifies the original warming. The relatively weak forcing from Milankovitch cycles is insufficient to cause the dramatic temperature change taking our climate out of an ice age (this period is called a deglaciation). However, the amplifying effect of CO2 is consistent with the observed warming.
CO2 from the Southern Ocean also mixes through the atmosphere, spreading the warming north (Cuffey 2001). Tropical marine sediments record warming in the tropics around 1000 years after Antarctic warming, around the same time as the CO2 rise (Stott 2007). Ice cores in Greenland find that warming in the Northern Hemisphere lags the Antarctic CO2 rise (Caillon 2003).
To claim that the CO2 lag disproves the warming effect of CO2 displays a lack of understanding of the processes that drive Milankovitch cycles. A review of the peer reviewed research into past periods of deglaciation tells us several things:
Deglaciation is not initiated by CO2 but by orbital cycles
CO2 amplifies the warming which cannot be explained by orbital cycles alone
CO2 spreads warming throughout the planet
Overall, more than 90% of the glacial-interglacial warming occurs after the atmospheric CO2 increase (Figure 3).
Figure 3: The global proxy temperature stack (blue) as deviations from the early Holocene (11.5–6.5 kyr ago) mean, an Antarctic ice-core composite temperature record (red), and atmospheric CO2 concentration (yellow dots). The Holocene, Younger Dryas (YD), Bølling–Allerød (B–A), Oldest Dryas (OD) and Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) intervals are indicated. Error bars, 1-sigma; p.p.m.v. = parts per million by volume. Shakun et al. Figure 2a.
Alex123 wrote:From your link:
"The future level of global warming is uncertain,"
Great, so catastrophic predictions are uncertain and how long will global warming continue is uncertain. Hopefully it will be high enough to prevent Ice Age.
Your own sources tell us that their predictions are UNCERTAIN, and yet you believe that they are certain about future level of global warming?!!!
Buckwheat wrote:Everything up to this point is OK, basically saying that in the past warming and cooling events, CO2 levels lag behind temperature changes. There is no statement of what causes the warming/cooling. Only repeatedly stating that CO2 lags temperature.
Buckwheat wrote:Who is saying that CO2 was the forcing that intially drives the climatic system during a deglaciation? Quite the contrary, climate scientists point to a known forcing (changes to Earth's orbit) with a known magnitude that would cause enough warming to trigger CO2 feedbacks. However, that forcing is not strong enough to account for the entire deglaciation event.
During the interglacials, one of which we are in now, the climate warmed to more or less present-day temperatures link
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Go Mi Nam, whose name literally means "handsome," has it all – good looks, a place on the teenage idol boy band A.N.Jell, and legions of fans. But when a plastic surgery procedure gets botched, he is forced to secretly go to the United States to have it corrected. The band manager asks Mi Nam's twin sister, Mi Nyu (Park Shin Hye), to pose as Mi Nam and take over his place in the band. As she tries to pretend to be a guy among the other band members – Hwang Tae Kyung (Jang Geun Suk), Kang Shin Woo (Jung Yong Hwa of CNBlue) and Jeremy (Lee Hong Ki of FTISLAND) – Mi Nyu causes problems within the band because some of the members know her real identity and some do not. Can the band survive the infiltration by a female or will it implode? "You're Beautiful" is a 2009 South Korean drama series directed by Hong Sung Chang. The show won numerous awards for its stars in 2009.


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Clay Walker's family continues to grow.
The country star hasn't made any baby announcement, but he simply revealed that he and his wife Jessica were expecting another child on the red carpet at the 48th annual Academy of Country Music Awards. They posed for a photograph heading into Sunday's event with both of them holding her belly.
CelebrityBabyScoop.com says the couple's new arrival is due this summer. It'll be the third child for Clay and Jessica. The couple made a similar red carpet baby announcement at the 2008 Country Radio Broadcasters Seminar, prior to the birth of their first child, William, who's now four. They also have a three-year-old daughter, Mary.
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(Cleveland) - Mark Lime, former Deputy Director of the Criminal Division of the Cuyahoga County Clerk of Courts, was sentenced to five years in prison Wednesday.
The 58-year-old Lime plead guilty on July 25 to 37 felony charges including; 18 counts of tampering with records, 18 counts of unlawful use of a computer system, and 1 count of theft in office.
Lime stole $8,500 while serving in the Clerk of Courts office and tampered with records to cover up his thefts. He was also not offered probation.
Lime choked up in front of Judge Kathleen Sutula, saying he has tarnished his family's name. He asked Judge Sutula for a second chance and apologized. Lime says he's a good person who made bad choices.
Assistant Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Jim Gutierrez says Lime "planted the weeds and watched them grow. He says Lime's actions were brazen and he asked for a five year sentence.
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Irving v. Lipstadt
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Hitler's Role in the Persuection of the Jews by the Nazi Regime: Electronic Version, by Heinz Peter LongerichTable of Contents
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15.1In the course of the preparations for the racist war of extermination against the Soviet Union, Hitler played a central role when it came to converting Nazi ideological thought into concrete instructions. On 3 March, Hitler gave instructions to the Chief of the Army Leadership Staff (Wehrmacht-Führungsstab), Jodl, for the new version of a proposal presented to him by the High Command of the Wehrmacht (OKW) on the: "guidelines for special areas relating to instruction No. 21", which was to constitute the basis for the occupation administration in the to-be-conquered Soviet territories.
This coming campaign is more than just a struggle of arms; it will also lead to the confrontation of two world views. In order to end this war it will not suffice by far merely to defeat the enemy army. [...] The Jewish-Bolshevik intelligentsia, the hitherto oppressor of the people, must be eliminated.137
15.2Already one week earlier, the Head of the Armaments Office of the OKW, Thomas, had learned while reporting to Göring, that Hitler had stated that it was "most important to execute the Bolshevist leaders".138 Explicit was also the tenor of Hitler's statement of 17 March to the top officers of the army:139
The intelligentsia installed by Stalin must be destroyed. The leadership machine of the Russian empire must be defeated. In the Greater Russian area the use of the most brutal force is necessary.
15.3On 30 March, Hitler made a speech with a similar tone to a meeting of Generals, recorded by the Chief of the General Staff of the Army, General Halder, in an abbreviated fashion:140
Struggle of two world views against one another. Devastating judgement about Bolshevism - it is the same as asocial criminality. Communism unbelievable danger for the future. We must disavow the standpoint of soldierly camaraderie. The Communist is not a comrade, neither before nor after. We are talking about a war of extermination. If we don't look at it this way than we might well beat the enemy - but in 30 years we will once again be faced with the Communist enemy. We are not waging war in order to conserve the enemy... war against Russia: extermination of the Bolshevik Commissars and the Communist intelligentsia.
15.4According to Hitler's guidelines of 3 March and Jodl`s precise instructions from the same day, a "directive concerning the special areas of Barbarossa" was issued on 13 March by Jodl.141 In this directive it says:
In the operation area of the Army, the Reichsführer SS is granted special responsibilities by order of the Führer for the preparation of the political administration; these special responsibilities arise from the ultimate decisive struggle between two opposing political systems. In the context of these responsibilities, the Reichsführer SS will act independently and at his own risk.
15.5What the military men understood by these "special responsibilities" becomes clear from Jodl`s directive of 3 March, in which he spoke of the "necessity of rendering all Bolshevik chieftains and commissars harmless without delay".142
15.6The massacres of the four Einsatzgruppen, the task forces consisting of SS and police personnel subordinate to the Reichssicherheitshauptamt, commenced with the beginning of the war in the East. They are extensively documented, above all in the situational reports (Ereignismeldungen) for the UdSSR, put out by the Reichssicherheitshauptamt; these reports openly describe the murder of hundreds of thousands of people, more of 90% of them Jews. These reports were relatively widely circulated: for example 45 copies of situational report No. 40 of 1 August 1941 were distributed; they were sent not only to numerous offices of the SS and police but also to the Leadership staff of the Wehrmacht. In a radio telegram to the Einsatzgruppen on 1 August, Gestapo Chief Müller, who was responsible for the compilation of situational reports, ordered that "especially interesting illustrative material" should be sent to Berlin because "the Führer should be presented with continuous reports on the work of the Einsatzgruppen in the East from here".143 The distribution list of the situational report No 128 of 3 November 1941, of which there were 55 copies, included the Party Chancellery144 (Hitler's office responsible for communication between him and the Nazi Party). It is therefore not possible to argue that the mass murders by the Einsatzgruppen were kept secret from other agencies by the Reichssicherheitshauptamt; in fact, these reports were available to many - including also to Hitler. The grounds for the mass executions which were given by the Einsatzgruppen precisely correspond to the justifications offered by Hitler for the extermination of the "Jewish-Bolshevik complex" before the beginning of the war.
15.7After these murders had begun on a large scale, Hitler once again demonstratively endorsed the brutal course which was being pursued; on 16 July in a conference with leading functionaries placed in the Eastern territories dealing with the ground rules of the future policy of occupation he said: "The giant area must naturally be pacified as quickly as possible; this will happen at best in that anyone who just looks funny should be shot."125
15.8With the beginning of the massive murder of the Soviet civilian population in the summer of 1941, a stage was reached in which these statements and similar ones by Hitler could no longer be understood as general threats of violence. The "eliminatory" language of the dictator must rather be seen in the context of the beginning mass murder of people by special commandos specially set up by "particular order of the Führer". When Hitler now spoke of the "annihilation" (Vernichtung) of people his underlings must have understood it as it was meant: as direct or indirect orders for a radicalisation of the already begun mass murders.
135. Präg/Jacobmeyer (eds.), Diensttagebuch.
136. "ihm vom Führer in München über die Behandlung der Ostjuden gegebenen Richtlinien". ADAP, Serie D, vol. 13, No. 207.
137. 'Richtlinien auf Sondergebieten zur Weisung Nr. 21', 'Dieser kommende Feldzug ist mehr als nur ein Kampf der Waffen; er führt auch zur Auseinandersetzung zweier Weltanschauungen. Um diesen Krieg zu beenden, genügt es bei der Weite des Raumes nicht, die feindliche Wehrmacht zu schlagen. [...] Die jüdisch-bolschewistische Intelligenz, der bisherige 'Unterdrücker' des Volkes, muß beseitigt werden." Schramm (ed.), Kriegstagebuch OKW, vol. I, p. 341.
138. 'zunächst schnell die bolschewistischen Führer zu erledigen', BAM, RW 19/185.
139. 'Die von Stalin eingesetzte Intelligenz muß vernichtet werden. Die Führermaschinerie des russischen Reiches muß zerschlagen werden. Im großrussischen Bereich ist Anwendung brutalster Gewalt notwendig.' Halder, Kriegstagebuch II, pp. 317ff (p. 320).
140. 'Kampf zweier Weltanschauungen gegeneinander. Vernichtendes Urteil über Bolschewismus, ist gleich asoziales Verbrechertum. Kommunismus ungeheure Gefahr für die Zukunft. Wir müssen von dem Standpunkt des soldatischen Kameradentum abrücken. Der Kommunist ist vorher kein Kamerad and nachher kein Kamerad. Es handelt sich um einen Vernichtungskampf. Wenn wir es nicht so auffassen, dann werden wir zwar den Feind schlagen, aber in 30 Jahren wird uns wieder der kommunistische Feind gegenüberstehen Wir führen nicht Krieg, um den Feind zu konservieren. [...] Kampf gegen Rußland: Vernichtung der bolschewistischen Kommissare und der kommunistischen Intelligenz.' Ibid., pp. 335ff (p. 336f).
141. 'Im Operationsgebiet des Heeres erhält der Reichsführer SS zur Vorbereitung der politischen Verwaltung Sonderaufgaben im Auftrage des Führers, die sich aus dem endgültig auszutragenden Kampf zweier entgegengesetzter politischer Systeme ergeben. Im Rahmen dieser Aufgaben handelt der Reichsführer SS selbständig und in eigener Verantwortung." Halder, Kriegstagebuch I, p. 341.
142. 'Notwendigkeit alle Bolschewistenhäuptlinge und Kommissare sofort unschädlich zu machen". BAM, RW 4/v. 522, (=IMT XXVI, pp. 53ff, 447-PS).
143. 'besonders interessantes Anschauungsmaterial'. 'Dem Führer soll von hier aus lfd. Berichte über die Arbeit der Einsatzgruppen im Osten vorgelegt weren.' ZSt, Dok. UdSSR No. 401.
144. Printed in Headland, Messages, pp. 22f.
145. 'Der Riesenraum müsse natürlich so rasch wie möglich befriedet werden; dies geschehe am besten dadurch, daß man jeden, der nur schief schaut, totschieße.' IMT XXXVIII, pp. 86ff (221-L).
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Navy SEALs got a new leader on Friday.
Rear Adm. Sean Pybus turned over command to Rear Adm. Brian Losey, another career naval special warfare officer.
Pybus oversaw the Coronado-based Naval Special Warfare headquarters during a particularly public period for the normally private SEALs.
During his tenure, which started in June 2011, at least two major movies were released about the SEALs and several books were published by former SEALs, including one who took part in the May 2011 mission that killed Osama bin Laden.
Pybus tried coaxing, and sometimes scolding, the larger SEAL community to return to the former "quiet professional" persona.
He leaves to command NATO's special operations headquarters in Brussels and adds a third star to become a vice admiral.
The official Navy press release about the change of command, which was closed to the media, credited Pybus for emphasizing a return to maritime roots and a focus on caring for SEALs and their families.
Adm. William H. McRaven, commander of U.S. Special Operations Command, was the guest speaker for the ceremony in Coronado.
Losey most recently served as commander of U.S. Special Operations Command in Africa.
A 1983 graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy, he also has served as commander of Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa, Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti and as a director on the National Security Council in the Executive Office of the President.
Losey now oversees 8,900 personnel, including more than 2,400 active-duty SEALs, 700 special warfare combatant-craft crewmen, 700 reservists, 4,100 support personnel and more than 1,100 civilians.


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This week we are working on Zone 4: The Master Bedroom. It also includes any bathroom you may have off the master bedroom, and whatever lurks in the bedroom closet. This will be an ongoing process. You may or may not get the entire room cleaned this week. That is not the objective. Any thing you do in this room now will be an improvement over the way it was last week. Next month you will focus on it again.
Your bedroom should be the cleanest room in your home. Many of you still use yours as a garbage/clutter disposal for the rest of the house. If your bedroom is clean and clutter free, then it becomes an inviting haven for building your relationship with your spouse. The best gift you can give your children is a strong marriage. This is true whether your children are 2 or 40 years old.
Flybabies: Your task is to declutter this area. Spend 15 minutes a day this week doing something, anything, in the master bedroom. It did not get dirty in a week and it will not get clean in a week, but you will be making head-way. It is a trend! Get in the habit of decluttering in small segments of time. Decide what time of day you are going to tackle this little job, set a timer for 15 minutes, and just do it.
If Zone 4 is already decluttered: (that means no more clutter – only the things you use and love!) Go on to the detailed cleaning list. You will be amazed at how easy it is to relax and sleep in this room when the clutter is gone!
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This week we're in Zone 4: The Master Bedroom. Let's go on a pillow fluffing mission! If your pillows can be machine washed, then do so. Dry them in the dryer with 3 tennis balls. The tennis balls will fluff your pillows as they dry, making them feel better than new! Sweet dreams!


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Grace NordanClass: Senior
Position: INF
Height: 5-4
Previous School: Brentsville District HS
Hometown: Bristow, Va.
2013 (Jr.)
• Appeared in 32 games, making 25 starts at shortstop
• Batted .152 with two doubles, two homers, eight RBIs, 13 runs scored and nine walks
• Had back-to-back multiple-hit games, Feb. 17-22, hitting homers in both games
• Went 3-for-5 with a walk-off home run, two runs and two RBIs, versus Fairfield (Feb. 23)
• Batted 3-for-6 with three runs scored, two doubles and two RBIs during doubleheader against Hampton (Feb. 27)
• Drove in winning run with an extra-innings walk, March 16 against Temple
• Named to Big South Presidential Honor Roll
2012 (So.)
• Played in 24 games, with 13 starts (5 – DP, 4 – 2B, 4 – P)
• Served as leadoff hitter during season opener
• Started final game of season as pitcher (May 10 vs. Presbyterian College)
• Led off Lady Flames' season with single at Elon (Feb. 11)
• Hit go-ahead two-run single during win at Coastal Carolina (April 15)
• Pitched complete game at Virginia Tech (May 1)
• Went 1-4 as a pitcher, recording first career win versus Longwood (May 5)
• Earned NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete mention
• Named to Big South Presidential Honor Roll
2011 (Fr.)
• Appeared in 27 games, making two starts at designated player
• Served as a relief pitcher twice, totaling five scoreless relief innings
• Hit a home run during her first career at-bat versus Siena (March 4)
• Combined for a no-hitter against Norfolk State, pitching the final three innings of 9-0 victory (April 20)
• Hit a two-run home run during 16-3 victory over Norfolk State (April 20)
• Batted .286 (4-for-14) with two home runs and four RBIs
• Named to Big South Presidential Honor Roll
• Graduated from Brentsville Ditsrict High School
• Member of three district championship and three district tournament championship teams
• Named to the all-district second team as a freshman
• Earned all-district first team honors as a sophomore and senior
• Was second team all-region and first-team all-county her sophomore year
• As a senior, also named second team Washington Post All-Metro and first team Washington Post All-County
• Played for the 16U Gold Ball team for four years, recording a final batting average of .360
• In 2007 as a pitcher for the Xplosion, she went 18-4 with a 0.88 ERA, helping team win a USSSA state championship
• Daughter of Ron and Cindy Nordan
• Majoring in kinesiology
• Birthday is Oct. 2


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Walt from OK asks: How do I remove McAfee from my computer completely so I can install a different anti-virus?
McAfee offers products for home and business users alike. Both can be removed from any computer, but sometimes it takes more than just a few steps. Products available for home computer use include; Internet Security, VirusScan Plus, and Total Protection, to name a few. For business computers, there are a multitude of downloads for corporate products, betas, virus definition files, patches, and even removal tools for viruses.
Most downloads available through McAfee can be used on a trial basis, before you decide to purchase them. If you decide to buy one, subscription renewals are provided for each product. This will allow you to continue using the security product you prefer – instead of it expiring, causing you to have to download something new. There's even an option to upgrade a trial, in case you require a different type of security for your computer. Whichever type of software you've chosen, you should be able to uninstall it with relative ease.
Updates for each type of product are offered, when they become available. If you don't update often, sometimes your software won't provide as much protection as you'd hoped. This can allow viruses through and make it seem like your software isn't as good as you thought it was. This is often why many people decide to uninstall their current anti-virus program. They feel it isn't doing its job, when all it actually needed was an update.
Uninstall in XP
To begin removing McAfee, you'll need to click on the Start button at the bottom left corner of your desktop. When the box opens up, go to the Control Panel link and click on it. In the Control Panel, click on Add or Remove Programs.
The list of programs to add or remove will appear in a smaller box on your monitor. You can scroll down the entire list, until you find the McAfee program you want to uninstall. Click on the desired program once and there should be a button or two that appear as the program name is highlighted. The buttons are usually Change or Remove, but sometimes there is only a Remove button. You'll want to click on the Remove button.
Once the uninstall is complete, close all the programs that you have running and then restart your computer. After the computer has rebooted itself, check to see if the program has actually been removed. You can look in the Add/Remove programs list. If it is still there, then it has not been removed and you can again try the removal process described above, or download a removal tool. A McAfee Consumer Product Removal tool can be found on the McAfee website.
Uninstall in Windows 7
To remove McAfee from Windows 7, you also begin at the Start button and the Control Panel. However, the Control Panel will be slightly different (see below). Click on Uninstall a program, and the list of programs described above will appear. You can then select McAfee and begin the removal process.
Once the removal is successful, you can install the anti-virus software of your choice. If the new software is on a disc, just insert the CD and follow the prompts on the screen. Downloading new software takes you through the same process. The screen will tell you which buttons to push and when it's time to restart your computer.
A word of warning; make sure you are actually removing the McAfee program and aren't accidentally clicking on something else. This might cause another program to quit working, which can lead to a huge mess.
I hope this removal process is helpful and you are able to uninstall your McAfee program successfully!
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It's enough to make me want to vomit actually. I don't agree with elevating a President to this superstar status.I looked at pictures of people getting ready for the inauguration tomorrow and there were TONS of people selling Obama merchandise…like it's a rock concert or something. How is anybody supposed to take this man seriously?
I am looking forward to all this hoopla being over and we can FINALLY see what his plans are. Not what he SAYS he wants to do, not what he TALKS about doing, not what he CLAIMS to have done…but what he ACTUALLY does. I, for one, will be watching him closely over the next four years and I hope my gut instinct about him is wrong.


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Originally Posted by k3eper
As mentioned previously i can't see anything on the internet. I can see entire LAN, but nothing past the router/gateway (our ISP supplied us with a WIFI router that serves as our ADSL end point and of course firewall).
I'm connected via Ethernet. I can ping my LAN addresses and connect to my routers web based GUI, I can tell from the GUI that its connecting to the outside world (has an IP/DNS and gateway assigned) I can ping Google etc using the GUI's ping tool so it is definitely connected to the outside world but for some reason my machine just doesn't route through when using my non root account.
Sounds like a routing issue. Start a new thread.
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text: We'd be picking 18th. I'll use this pick for each round, minus the 7 we used for Cook. I won't pick any players slotted to go sooner than when the Cowboys pick, and I'm using the CBS Sports Prospect Rankings. I'll be including brief CBS Sports commentary and my comments below. 1 (18) - Alex Okafor | DE/OLB | Texas | 6'5" 265lb - His most impressive attribute is his power. Okafor can knock opponents onto their heels on his way to the quarterback and also sets the edge nicely as a run defender. Okafor's ability to make plays against the run and pass makes him arguably the most well-rounded senior defensive end in the country. Could vie for a starting spot as soon as next year. All around good defender vs run and pass. Very powerful. 2 (50) - T.J. McDonald | FS | Southern California | 6'2" 205lb - He certainly boasts the combination of size, speed, overall athleticism, hitting ability and ball skills that every NFL team is looking for. Because of his imposing frame and hitting ability, McDonald has often been compared to the highly touted safety he replaced at USC: Taylor Mays. While McDonald is not the elite straight-line speed athlete that Mays is, nor is he as stiff in coverage, which is among the reasons why he'll ultimately earn a higher pick in the NFL draft than his former teammate. I am leery of USC Safeties, but he is by far the BPA that fits a need and is a steal here. Has the ability to be a real center-fielder or drop down into the box and lay some wood. 3 (82) - Khaled Holmes | C | Southern California | 6'3" 305lb - Holmes projects nicely at any of the three interior positions in the NFL. He's quick off the snap, demonstrating the burst and agility to handle combo blocking, though he can be beaten to the point when asked to pull. He is powerful at the point of attack, showing good upper and lower body strength to get push in short yardage situations, making him an ideal candidate for a power-based scheme. Oh boy, finally, a possible REAL Center. This guy is very good and would be a steal in the 3rd round. 4 (114) - Stedman Bailey | WR | West Virginia | 5'10" 195lb -Bailey, a true junior, isn't quite as agile as his more hyped teammate Tavon Austin, and he lacks the explosive first step that has helped Austin be such a dynamic returner throughout his career. Bailey, however, has a similar "stocky" frame and is a more accomplished route-runner making many of his biggest plays on verticals and deep crossing patterns that will more easily translate into an NFL offense. Has caught 16 touchdowns this year, and had 12 last year. A good underneath option to play the slot. Clean, crisp routes and good hands. 5 (146)- Joseph Fauria | TE | UCLA | 6'7" 255lb - Fauria's value lies in his ability as a mismatch in the passing game. While not a speed threat in the Jimmy Graham mold, Fauria shows impressive flexibility and agility as a route-runner, soft hands to make tough catches and the combination of strength, fluidity and leaping ability to be a "Bruin" after the catch. Somewhat of a project TE. Has not made many starts in his career, but his size and athleticism are worth taking a shot on. Could develop into a real threat in the passing game and a serious red zone mismatch. 6 (178) - James Hurst | OT | North Carolina | 6'6" 310lb - Hurst has the size and natural athleticism to hold his own on an island, but needs to continue and develop his footwork and technique, using proper angles. Could fly up draft boards as tackles are taken. Provides depth and competition for both Doug Free and Jeremy Parnell. ------------------------------------------------------ I know I went a little defense heavy in the top part of the draft, but BPA is BPA and there could be real needs there next year. The rest of the draft is dedicated to offense, where we lack depth and playmaking ability.


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Nike white jersey from Ballers seen with Ricky Jerret (John David Washington)
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Jane Duncan has been elected the next president of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). Duncan defeated rival candidate Oliver Richards, winning 52 percent of the vote. Duncan will become the organization's 75th president and the third female president.
Duncan is the director of her eponymous firm based in Buckinghamshire, England. She currently serves as the RIBA Equality and Diversity champion. She has held a variety of positions in the organization, including chair of RIBA's small practice committee, council member, board member, and vice president practice and profession.
Duncan will begin as president-elect, working with current president Stephen Hodder, Hon. AIA, on Sept. 1, 2014. She will then succeed Hodder as president for a two-year term on Sept. 1, 2015.


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Above & Beyond joined onstage by Skrillex for sold-out LA show
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Over the weekend, Above & Beyond took over Los Angeles' famed Greek Theatre for their revolutionary and much-talked-about, sold-out acoustic show. And the guys had a guest join them on stage for Sunday night's performance - Sonny Moore aka Skrillex!
Skrillex joined the guys on stage for Above & Beyond's hit "Black Room Boy."
Check out one fan's video!
Above & Beyond have come together for their acoustic shows, returning to their roots as live musicians. The show consists of mainly Jono on Rhodes piano, Tony on acoustic and electric guitar, vocals, mandolin, and ukulele, and Paavo on piano, cello, and vibraphone. But they don't take the stage alone. The guys are joined by a 13-piece band, and a few vocalists from some of their most well-known songs, Zoe Johnston, Alex Vargas, and Annie Drury.
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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by aemeraldrainc, Feb 23, 2013.
Kevin Reynolds Fan Thread
I think he deserves one. Go Kev!!
Yes, go Kevin!
Yes, I do too. He has come a long way but is finally getting some recognition. I hope he keeps on improving. The 4CC win was a huge step and shows that he could be a contender for the podium in the future.
I am a fan too, esp., based on all the hard work he has done to try and improve his skating, it is finally starting to show his artistry has improved and his technical side has become more consistent and I am thrilled for him and myself as a fan when he can put it all to-gether in a good performance. Go Kevin, be the best skater you can be, and you can count on me to applaude your efforts!
Today on CBC @ 4 p.m. EST, the men's and pairs free from 4CC in Japan is scheduled to be on. Just passing that along here since I saw the thread for Kevin.
Watching it right now!
Me too!
He certainly has come a long way, as his 4CC skate proved. Two years ago I would never have imagined that he could skate well enough to justify a legitimate fan thread. The musicality was always there, but not the ability to express it. That has improved so much.
If he can develop some speed and power (as the CBC commentators said) he will be a legitimate world podium threat. That won't happen this year, but it just might happen in the next year or two.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g309rrOyQds 4CC wonderful free skate w/ Brit commentary
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeTP1QwiYQw 2nd copy, maybe Japanese commentary?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpQVqozLwN4 4CC interview
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16IgQ0RYLI4 Medal Ceremony Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TPuBsprpFQ Medal Ceremony Part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uV7KaN0kn_I Exhibition
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From Kevin's Facebook on February 13th:
"Back home! Thank you all for your incredible support. The last few days in Osaka passed by like a dream... There have been times in my career where even I doubted myself, but throughout all the ups and downs, I remember all the people that believed in me. You gave me the strength to believe in myself, and now I have achieved something far greater than I could have ever expected. I will never forget this week. Now, back to training, and on to the World Championships in Canada! I can't wait!! ヾ(*'▽'*)"
Cute pic: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?....479538506000.248456.509846000&type=1&theater
I like the way he moves his arms. He's very musical, and for a tall skinny guy, he's not all knees and elbows.
Kevin is a very good boy, he followed the advice
That was cool and thanks for the link. My only question is was Plushy actually wishing Kevin a happy birthday, or was it directed toward someone else? Just curious.
Plushy wishing Kevin a happy birthday!! In last summer Kevin's Russian fans asked Plushy, because Plushy is Kevin's role model. (After Kevin won the 4CC championships, he told he wanna be like Plushy, but he's not sure if he really can!)
Well please pass along my thanks to Plushy for such a nice birthday wish to Kevin. I'm sure if Kevin sees it, it would certainly brighten his day.
Kevin saw it.
Plushy is an original and so is Kevin. Keep going Kevin!
Do you remember his reaction, lala?
I know only this:
Go Kevin, and get to where you want to be
Good luck to Kevin on his forthcoming Worlds. You can do it, Kev.
Thanks Sylvia!
LOL for those who can't read, when they asked where Kevin and Rudi are going, they said "Pokemon Center".
I know Kevin is a video game fan but that's so awesome!!
This was absolutely hilarious! The reaction of the people on the show was screamingly funny. They just couldn't believe it!
Best of Luck at Worlds Kevin!!! Hope you do well!
If there is anyone here who understands Japanese, could you give us an idea of what they were saying? Still laughing about this!
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ZZ Top Bassist Needs Surgery; Band's Tour Postponed
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ZZ Top is being sidelined by a couple of kidney stones. The band says in a Facebook post that bassist Dusty Hill is suffering with them, and needs surgery to have them removed.
As a result, ZZ Top won't be able to launch their summer tour this week as originally planned. The Texas trio was slated to kick off their trek in Morton, Minnesota on Friday. They'll also miss five other dates. Hill is expected to need two weeks' recovery time, so ZZ Top is now planning to begin their road trip in Sturgis, South Dakota on August 6th.
The band's run with Jeff Beck, which begins in Missoula, Montana on August 8th, will not be affected. ZZ Top doesn't say if they intend to reschedule their missed shows.
Missed ZZ Top Tour Dates
July 25 - Morton, Minnesota
July 26 - West Bend, Wisconsin
July 27 - Cincinnati, Ohio
July 29 - Louisville, Kentucky
July 30 - Asheville, North Carolina
August 1 - Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
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AIKEN, S.C.- The Brevard College men's soccer team suffered a 1-0 loss in a tightly contested match against USC-Aiken Tuesday night at Pacer Pit in Aiken, S.C.
USC-Aiken earned its first win of the season (1-3-1) and has topped BC in two of the last three seasons. BC (2-2) lost for the second time on the road in as many matches and was shutout for the first time on the young season.
Both squads came out aggressive as the two teams combined for 16 shots in the first half. The Pacers grabbed a lead in the 35th minute that they wouldn't relinquish.
USC-Aiken's Jason King collected a loose ball and snuck a shot past BC goalkeeper Heath Turner to make it 1-0.
The Tornados continued their intense play in the second half while firing eight shots on goal. However, Pacer goalkeeper Joshua Poissant managed to keep BC off the board.
In the waning seconds of the second half, BC's Brandon Pittman put a shot on goal that went no more than a foot high while the Pacers kept the shutout intact.
Turner stonewalled five shots on the evening while Poissant amassed six. Ryan McPhillips and Winston Haddock paced the Tornado offense as each had three shots while all but one starter recorded a shot.
The Tornados wrap up a brief two-match road swing with a game at Winthrop Thursday at 4:30 p.m. in Rock Hill, S.C.
Brevard College (2-2) vs. USC Aiken (1-3-1)
Date: Sep 17, 2013 Attendance: 158
Weather: Cloudy
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USC Aiken........... 1 0 - 1
1. 35:40 USCA Jason King (1) (unassisted) - Dribble up middle shot left around goalie
Shots: Brevard College 16, USC Aiken 11
Saves: Brevard College 5 (Heath Turner 5), USC Aiken 6 (Joshua
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Best Of :: Food & Drink
Not so much plain-ol' dessert as edible art, the bananas Foster crème brûlée should automatically come at the end of every meal at Laguna Beach's upscale Watermarc. Served on a rectangular white platter, one side nestles a crisp ramekin filled with creamy custard loaded with hints of vanilla and caramel—and the torched crust always gives a satisfying crack when hit with a spoon. But the stars of this show are definitely the tempura bananas, three pillows of fruity heaven, crispy on the outside and silky inside, lined up and presented on long skewers, then drizzled with more caramel.
Kareem's is one of the oldest Middle Eastern restaurants in Anaheim's Little Arabia, and it's legendary for its falafels: emerald-green and poofy on the inside, dark-brown and crunchy on the outside. But while a falafel plate is fine, the better option is the pita sandwich, with the falafels lined up in a row, accentuated by the sharpness of tahini sauce, freshened by the red onions and fresh tomatoes within, all kept orderly by warmed bread. It might not seem like much and is pretty straightforward, but wash it down with a Vimto, and Anaheim returns to its rightful spot as the Happiest Place on Earth.
It's been screamed from the corner booths, the mountaintops and even these very pages, so it bears repeating: Nick's Pizza (not to be confused with worthy contender Nick's Pizza D'Oro) serves the best pizza in Orange County. Zip it with that it's-not-real-pizza-unless-it's-thin-crust-like-in-New-Yawk crap: The kitchen will deliver a thin crust at Nick's if you ask, but why the hell would you when the normal crust is similar to a piece of the best hot, fresh bread you'll eat all week? Crunchy on the outside, perfectly chewy on the inside, the pizza dough joins all the other ingredients (hell, all the other entrées) in being perfectly prepared from the best ingredients around, including fresh mozzarella and a sweet, never-burnt homemade tomato sauce. Topping choices, which adhere to the same taste and freshness standards, include all the favorites, from olives, mushrooms and eggplant to sausages, pepperoni and meatballs. The pies cost more than, say, Pizza Hut's, but you pay for quality, tightwad.
Having a bagel boiled is the best way to make it delicious—otherwise, it's just bread with a hole in it. East Coast Bagels does it right, offering flavors such as pizza, cheese jalapeño, plain, everything, cheese and onion, garlic—all of them chewy yet soft, toasted and yeasty, and concentrated in its particular flavor. Add a multitude of sandwiches that arises from said bagels, great coffee and a crowd that looks straight out of pre-gentrification Brooklyn, and it's as close to a New York bagel heaven as you can find in this goyim county of ours.
Inside Mitsuwa Market food court are eaters bouncing from stall to stall, depending on whether they want ramen or udon for the day, Japanese-style Chinese food or even Hawaiian grub. But the only option that is more than a one-trick pony is this humble spot, easily identifiable by its plastic food displays behind a glass counter. Miyabi-Tei's pork-cutlet curry offers an ocean of the murky, sweet sauce and a crunchy cutlet for 7 bucks; a combo with cold soba noodles goes for $9. The most expensive thing is the bento special, which varies from day to day yet never costs more than $15. While other Japanese restaurants in OC are fancier or more studied in their approach, Miyabi-Tei is Japanese at its finest: fast, furious, shared among masses and cheap as hell.
Pita is now so common to the American palate we assume the entirety of the Middle East eats it, but each country in the region has its own bread traditions—and the best of the bunch is the khubz popular to Iraq. It's similar to pita bread except fluffier and the diameter of a basketball hoop, and it's made fresh every day at Al Tannour, the county's first Iraqi restaurant. Get it with any order, or take some home.


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I lived in San Francisco once. It sometimes feels distant now because I have even lived another place between there and here. San Francisco occupies an interesting place in the American imagination. Even though high rents and a sort of institutionalized and self-aware weirdness pervade much of the city, it is still, in fact, filled with oddballs, Peter Pans and visionaries. Its role in American culture is as a provocateur, a laboratory and a refuge. I think this is true and the city certainly thinks it's true.
It was stirring, then, to see so much of San Francisco last week at Northwestern University's Block Cinema screening of Stories Untold, one of over 20 different programs of (mostly) shorts under the umbrella of the Radical Light project. The project, whose full name is Radical Light: Alternative Film and Video in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1945-2000, encompasses a large, brimming book, those 20-some programs of experimental media and a gallery exhibition at the Berkeley Museum of Art. The monumental exhibition was facilitated by curators/editors/programmers Steve Anker (now the Dean of the School of Film/Video at California Institute of the Arts, once of the San Francisco Cinematheque), Kathy Geritz and Steve Seid (Film and Video Curators at the University of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive,). Over the course of a decade, the three scholars and exhibitors wove together a history of alternative and experimental media notable for the quality, diversity and energy of the work.
The book teems with interesting essays, artist pages, personal reflections and histories and, ecstatically, loads of ephemera from various screenings. Cinema is an event and even when large institutions are involved (SFMOMA, SFAI, KQED and BAM/PFA all having played interesting roles in the development of Bay Area media), the works and culture in Radical Light's purview are scrappy, marginal and rule-defying. Flyers from shows, dispatches from seminal organizations and photographs enliven the text and remind young guns that the culture has always been suffused with polymaths—artists as curators as critics as janitors as flyer-makers as audiences as artists—and that making a show is as simple and as complex as making a show.
On Thursday February 16th, the excellent Conversations at the Edge series at the Gene Siskel Film Center brings Steve Anker and the New Preservation/New Prints program. The program features works from 1906 to 1984. A number of these films and some of their makers—for me, at least—fall under the "seen about but haven't seen†category. Making this an even bigger treat is that these films have been well preserved and new prints have been struck. For all the great benefits of increased online visibility of canonical (and forgotten) experimental film history, the joy of seeing these works in a proper cinematic context and in their correct format is immense. You can watch Oh, Dem Watermelons by the recently deceased Robert Nelson below, but you're better served just tasting it here and letting your interest be sated by real thing.
One week later, CATE brings us George Kuchar: HotSpell. I love Kuchar's work, especially the video diaries he began to make in the 1980s. Ed Halter wrote this lovely piece on Kuchar for Artforum and I think it perfectly sums up what makes his work so endlessly watchable. The work is funny, smart and messy. It's about cinematic representation and camp and biography and the weather while still mostly being about that moment. Halter nails it nicely: "cinema à la Kuchar pivoted on the dialectic between overblown fantasy and schlumpy reality, the films always working double time as documentaries of their own making.â€
Then, on Friday the 24th, Chicago Filmmakers hosts Radical Light's Found Footage Films program. The Bay Area has had a long entanglement with collage and appropriative filmmaking. This program is of particular interest to me now because of the (seeming,) (current,) wholesale mainstream embrace of borrowed images. The ease of digital editing and prevalence of moving image media has enabled entire new folk arts of super-cuts, stretched videos and detourned mass media. Bring a teenage friend who's never heard of Craig Baldwin or who can't imagine what a debate about sampling would even be and see if the works' radical histories can still be felt.
(Thad Povey's Thine Inward-Looking Eyes)
I had the privilege of helping bring some of Radical Light to Portland last year and with it Steve Seid. Among the great joys were meeting Loren Sears (the book is almost worth its price just for the picture of him from Bolinas in 1973 sitting cross-legged in his Video Van, a mobile video editing and processing station replete with patterned rugs and a lingering hippie/techno-utopian/media shaman vibe that feels quintessentially Bay Arean), having the chance to learn even more secrets than were divulged in the book and, if it isn't too horn-tooting to admit, to participate in Seid's reading by doing a performative reading as Kuchar, one of the few impressions I can do. Kuchar's presence was all over last week's screening and remains one of the many vital personalities Radical Light teases into the large, varied, tangential and fascinating tape-stry of a half century of inventive cinema.
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Taylor Swift loves Christmas — and she's shared one long-ago holiday memory with fans.
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"Christmas 1993, on a very important phone call with Britany," wrote Swift.
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Eighth-Grade Metal Band Gets Documentary
Eighth-grade metal band Unlocking the Truth already have a million-dollar record contract under their belts, and now they're set to star in their own documentary.
The Hollywood Reporter says Black Label Media and SeeThink Films are teaming up to finance and produce a movie about 13-year-olds Malcolm Brickhouse and Alec Atkins, and 12-year-old Jarad Dawkins.
The film will cover the ups and downs they encounter in both their personal and professional lives.
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thats how they have been for a while now.
if your lucky you can still grab the old ones without the damn text on them.
thats how they have been for a while now.
if your lucky you can still grab the old ones without the damn text on them.
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 Ever since Bon Jovi sang the words "Shot dowwwwn... In a blaze of glory", buttrock has been a beloved term in the english speaking world.

those have been in production for awhile....there called watermarks...
and depending the markers you use it shows up through the ink....
not as sticky as the old, old ones either...
"its about going out, and destroying lines,expresing yourself on the walls, people dont give a shit if you live or die" -Risk9-
Like a wise man once said:
Live every day like its your last, Some day youll be right.
bummer but what ever.... free stickers are free stickers even when it shows through it dosent look bad kinda looks like a wierd ass fill
im diggin em
slob, eva sent my pack?
Fuck bitches, get money.
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ao-ever get a pack from me, pretty sure i sent one?
im pretty much done with trading, school and works taking up all my time. just need to finish up a pack for spin and im finished
Thank god i still got a stack of the old onesOriginally posted by nerdx@Sep 19 2006, 12:18 PM
thats how they have been for a while now.
if your lucky you can still grab the old ones without the damn text on them.
diers pack.
anyone who i was going to trade with, i changed my name (this is gerk) and i dunno if u guys still wanna trade....if so, pm me. dier if u dont want my olive sticks, ill just send u blanks.
oliver twist. wawk bandits. get skull fucked.
i doubt youll put that up
why wouldnt he, its easier than putting a tag up
ive put up tons of sticks like that n they look dope
olive oil those stickers look well good man
another forum
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i can do that in marc eckos getting up

it will get put up but not by me .. it was a gift for a buddy who is running a shit ton of vinal slaps w/ the same writing on em like just white on black tho
if you wanna trade stickers pm thanks!
My first 3 stickers... what sucks about them and how can i improve?


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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
receptionist refused to speak English, we were supposed to pay for mineral water that was offered on the table with no pricelist (looked as a welcome gift)
The rooms were exceptionally clean and comfortable. Very simple design and all the things you need with none of the fluff. The location is right near the city center with free safe parking and the staff is incredibly friendly. The breakfast is excellent. Highly recommended hotel in the center of Ostrava at a great price.
Clean and good value for money Nothing - surpassed my expectations
tasty dishes at restaurant , same very good poor sauna - definitely needs renovation! and is used by non-guests of hotel
nice quiet area, good breakfast, its good place if you want to spend peacefull time and far from city rush.
Very far from the airport . need of an expensive taxi drive of to rally the hotel
No.7Tram to Svinov train station(11 min.).No.2 tram to Center railway(22 min.) station
Good location for transit trips to Wienna, Praha etc. Good staf and facilities
I specified the wrong date when booking, arrived next day for a single night, the hotel was empty, but they charged two nights without telling me and the invoice was just about a single night.
friendly staff, good parking, clean room
Nice staff, good breakfast with choice of very tasty cakes. Not so modern furniture; executive room without any freebie.
Friendly and compliant staff in reception and parking. Quiet place. Very good rate price/quality. Horrible servis in course of breakfast. On the free tables were not any cups, any cutlery, any teaspoon. Any staff over 10 minutes. We recieved cutlery from another tables with used plates !!!! ( For drinks we waited next 10 minutes.( all jugs with juices were always empty ) For eggs we waited also 10 minutes. Minimal assortmnet sweets and fruits. This is not realy level 4 star hotel breakfast. Hotel lobby in architural style or realistic communism.
Excellent room and excellent value for the money. We were very pleasantly surprised. The location. It is far away from the center and you cannot walk anywhere from the hotel, you must use transportation.
Good value for money
The hotel was rebuilded and the business rooms are very nice nad comfortable. I am appreciate Internet cable connection.
Just a good value for money. everything very clean. Breakfast is good!
bad smell
It was the best all round hotel that I have stayed at in the czech rep as I have also visited prague and brno. The charge for use of the internet.
The young man on Reception frequently assisted us during our stay. He was extremely polite, nothing was too much trouble for him and his English was excellent. Breakfast was very good indeed - the food was exceptionally good and there was plenty of choice. I did feel that the cost for the room was rather on the high side, but the hotel and its staff were certainly extremely good.
location, restaurants
Very good location just in the city center 2 minutes from the old market. Hotel very clean, price quite low Some equipment in the room was a little worn out, mainly the bathroom, but for that price there.s no need to complain.
Good Breakfast, good location The pink hallway color is really ugly.
everything: location, breakfast, etc. no
Excellent buffet available-wide selection of food and very good. All was fine. We were tracing our family heritage in Ostrava and needed a hotel that was clean and well located. We felt the cost was high but for one night the value was good.
A good hotel, but over-priced and perhaps over-rated for the small city of Ostrava. Courteous and friendly staff. Breakfast buffet very poor for a hotel that claims a 5-star rating and charges a 5-star price. Room, while good was not 5-star. Had the rating/pricing been 3 to 4 star, then the hotel would have been absolutely fine.
Room was large and comfortable. Staff were pleasant and helpful. Location was ideal. Wide range of choice for breakfast.
It was convenient, the rooms were spacious and clean, the staff was polite, breakfast was good. Smoking in the lobby.
nice, good kitchen
It was a good, clean and convenient transiting overnight stop.
Everything is OK. Very clean, very comfortable hotel, great, helpful personnel.
Spacious bedrooms. Modern design. Large shower. Good WIFI internet (approx. 700 CZK for 24 hours) Restaurant & breakfast area was a bit cold due to the Air Conditionning.
large and clean rooms, much variety in breakfast, best hotel which i ever seen in Ostrava. its not exactly in city center. it takes 6-7 min by taxi.
Convenient location for business trip - just a step from Orchard centre
Good service, good breakfast. Nice spa. Brand new large hotel, however seemed extremely empty and without any atmospheare. Looks like a chain of Ibis hotels just with higher standards. Poor location (business park, far from the city centre - some 30 minutes by foot). Overpriced.
Nice rooms, but not so well cleaned. They only switch the towels and make your bed each day.
There was a really rare smell during all the stay in the room.
Everything, exvept that there wellness centre is not as you would expect. No massages!! Staff not good english and did not know where the hotel was located on a map. A fireman had to tell us!!
Superb and friendly staff! Considering the area, it was a bit pricey. However, based on my travels in the area, it appeared to be the nicest hotel in that vacinity. WiFi is not free!
excellent localisation terrible breakfast!!!
The place had a homely traditional feel to it, with some old day grandeur mixed in !
Location - the only advantage of this "hotel". At the arrival, nobody wanted to help us with finding the way to parking in the maze of Ostrava's one-way streets. TV was supposed to be 37 inches. Reality was different - it was less than 20 inches. But it didn't matter because it didn't work anyway. The air condition was very noisy and a lot of water dripped off from the device during the night. Breakfast - the variety of food was very small.
The location is good - a lot of bars and pubs are near the hotel. Although it was advertised on the website that there is internet connection everywhere in the hotel, Wifi did not work in our room on the third floor. The elevator was not functioning all the time.
Room quality, clean bathroom, well located Nothing
We loved our junior suite room with all its extras, down to the white terrytowelling bathrobes, the view from each window and the beautiful bathroom. Perhaps the smell of smoke when entering the foyer = it can be quite annoying when zou dont smode yourself.
Location, old wood. Can be noisy on the street side.
Good dining room and good service. Staff spoke good to passable English. It took a very long time for the hot water to work its way to my room, 10 minutes or more.
There was no hot water in the afternoons. The water pressure was low even for the cold water. They did not make up my room after the first night of my stay.
The central location Uncomfortable bed!
This is a 4-star hotel and I could reserve it for 38 Euro. It was amazing value. The features of the hotel all correspond to the 4 stars, not the price I paid. :) I liked the bowling there, and the Restaurant next door. The staff could be more friendly, cleaning people, Brekfast staff is not smiling to the guest, not greeeting them. At this level I think it is obligatory. Reception was notably exception. The person there spoke fluent English and was very professional. I wanted to take the advertised massage howeved I was mamazed to hear that I need to reserve it at least 1 day earlier. Therefore I could not use the service.
I liked the fact it was out of the mainstream of the city but close enough that a taxi was cheap into the City. The location was superb and the staff more then helpful. It was very clean and the rooms were very spacious. My room was a little hot and no air conditioning. Therefore had to sleep with windows open and got bitten numerous times by mosquitos. But not a great problem and certainly did not spoil my stay.
looks modern and has enough parking places The rooms are very small and noisy. and if there are some activities going on in the place down stairs you hear everything
The hotel was not cheap, so I expected a nice hotel. And it was.
The hotel was located just in the middle of our two days trip, good location for overnighting for very fair rate, that corresponds to service.
Very nice and causy hotel not far away from Ostrava-centre, quiet surrounding, lot of sport activities (tennis, soccer...), very friendly staff breakfast a bit small - but acceptable
Reasonable value, staff was helpful to find locations in city Very difficult to find, even following hotel directions, limited English made difficult to negotiate extend stay at a reasonable rate
Nice clean hotel which is outside of the city. Rather close to a trainline, during nights no problem but in the morning outside it was a bit noisy.
service was way above regional standard. Rooms are very well made and an extra effort is made at all level. Probably the best hotel experience I had in Central europe.
The services,meals,staff no
Very new, modern, well-designed. Excellent, continental-style breakfast with the best fried eggs I have had in a European hotel! Also lovely fresh french baguettes. I would have given it 'excellent' for cleanliness apart from the fact that when I first went into the room, there were at least a dozen dead flies on the window sill and five on the bed itself. Very off-putting. However, everything else was extremely clean.
located at nice place, very clean rooms, free wireless connection, the central aircondition working very noisy, sometimes its difficult to sleep.
good location poor breakfast, no water at the breakfast, they are selling water 25 KC( about 1 EUR). never seen this before.
Smart, modern hotel situated in city centre. Room, comfortable. Good breakfast with real fruit juice instead of squash which one normally gets in the Czech Republic. The street outside the hotel came alive at about 22:00 with crowds of people and fast food stalls and stayed like this until 7 in the morning. There was no air conditioning in the room and in hot weather one would have to open a window which would bring all the sounds and smells of the street into the room. Breakfast did not start until 8.
Reception desk staff was very helpful, professional and friendly, room was nice and clean. Credit card terminal was "temporary" out of order (forced to pay cash) in combination we have accidentally locked wallets in room safe was not nice at all. Well, in nearly 24hrs we were able to get our wallets back but for extra money charged (25USD approx). When trying to discuss about that with hotel manager we have got 2 options pay that or to be evicted - well done!
Very good location, best value for money in Ostrava


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Yes, that's correct.Im assuming awbo2.exe takes input via STDIN - in a command shell perhaps?
I could not redirect the output of that command to a file so I built a program(just gets input without any filters) in order to analise the memory after input. In fact, the problem is indeed on my script, since \xeb could not be found in the memory with the rest of the test string I sent...
Can someone think about other methods of sending the attack string in this case?
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Episode 567 - Jeff Garlin. At long last, Jeff Garlin is in the garage for a one-on-one with Marc. They talk about how Jeff got paired with Larry David to birth Curb Your Enthusiasm, how Marc and Jeff once pitched a cop show together, and how Jeff found inner peace after getting arrested. Plus, Judd Apatow calls in to talk with Marc about the ghastly Bill Cosby situation. http://goo.gl/m0xU78 #FullPodcastAvailable #Podcasts
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Epilepsy - what to ask your doctor - adultWhat to ask your doctor about epilepsy - adult; Seizures - what to ask your doctor - adult
You have epilepsy. People with epilepsy have seizures. A seizure is a sudden brief change in the electrical activity in your brain. It leads to brief unconsciousness and uncontrollable body movements.
Below are some questions you may want to ask your doctor or nurse to help you take care of yourself if you have epilepsy.
Should I call you, or someone else, every time I have a seizure?
What safety measures do I need to take at home to prevent injuries when I have a seizure?
Is it okay for me to drive? Where can I call to find more information about driving and epilepsy?
What should I discuss with my boss at work about my epilepsy?
- Are there work activities that I should avoid?
- Will I need to rest during the day?
- Will I need to take medicines during the work day?
Are there any sports activities that I should not do? Do I need to wear a helmet for any type of activities?
Do I need to wear a medical alert bracelet?
- Who else should know about my epilepsy?
- Is it ever okay for me to be alone?
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How often do I need to see the doctor? When do I need blood tests?
What are the signs that my epilepsy is becoming worse?
What should others with me do when I am having a seizure? After the seizure is over, what should they do? When should they call the doctor? When should we call 911?
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The Democratic Republic of Congo's M23 rebels said they're preparing to withdraw from Goma as the US pressed Rwanda's government to help end the crisis in eastern Congo.
The renegade fighters plan to move 20 kilometres outside Goma as requested by regional leaders on November 24, Bishop Jean-Marie Runiga, head of M23's political wing, said in a phone interview today from Goma. Once they've withdrawn, the rebels want direct talks with President Joseph Kabila that include members of the Congolese opposition and civil society, he said.
"The conditions remain the same," Runiga said. "We will withdraw and then we will see if the government is serious."
M23, which captured Goma a week ago, said yesterday its forces would only retreat once the government meets conditions including dissolving Congo's electoral commission and releasing political prisoners. The renegade group is made up of soldiers who mutinied in April and headed by General Bosco Ntaganda, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court for war crimes. A United Nations group of experts monitoring Congo's arms embargo has accused Rwanda and Uganda of backing the insurgents, allegations both governments deny.
US Assistant Secretary of State for Africa Johnnie Carson met Rwandan Foreign Minister Louise Mushikiwabo two days ago and delivered a "very strong message" that the country use its influence to end the conflict in eastern Congo, the State Department said yesterday.
"We also expressed concerns in those meetings about any Rwandan support for M23," State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said in an e-mailed briefing. "Our understanding is that we are also continuing to ask Rwanda to be active in this, but it is a slog."


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Watch A Brass Band Cover Slayer On Flaming Drums
One drum troupe who just might know a thing or two about thrash are What Cheer? Brigade, the 20-piece brass band from Providence, Rhode Island. While brass bands aren't exactly kvlt, the members themselves look pretty metal in their gnarly masks and black facepaint – AND THEY SET THEIR DRUMS ON FIRE.
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Yeah, I cannot get into it either but I am still downloading at the moment. I have only just joined!!!
I feel left out....
*picks up ball and goes home
How you expect to run with the wolves come night when you spend all day sparring with the puppies
server down, hopefully just short term....!
theres a bit of a crackdown on torrents at the mo, limewire in court, a few others being 'investigated'
try .org instead of .com
seems fine to me :/
are we all talking about the same place
Doesn't have a signature anymore
yes, I can get on no problem
Doesn't have a signature anymore
Hmmm, trying to get some cereal bars but it wont open!
says cant connect to server...?
every other site working fine for me.


text:
TSA Took $531K From Our Pockets Last Year
(NEWSER) – The change in your pockets is lining the TSA's, well, pockets. The Washington Post shares the results of the TSA's 2012 fiscal report, which shows that it made off with a record $531,395.22 in change that travelers forgot to collect from security bins. (From 2008 through 2011, the total was closer to $400,000.) The biggest take occurred at Miami International, where TSA workers collected $39,613; it's one of 13 airports where the annual haul was at least $10,000.
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