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|Name: python-gtk-vnc
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.2
|Version: 0.5.0
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 3.2.2
|Build date: Tue Jul 17 03:15:04 2012
|Group: Development/Libraries/X11
|Build host: build34
|Size: 34331
|Source RPM: gtk-vnc2-0.5.0-3.2.2.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://gtk-vnc.sf.net/
|Summary: Python bindings for the gtk-vnc library
gtk-vnc is a VNC viewer widget for GTK+. It is built using coroutines allowing it to be completely asynchronous while remaining single threaded. This package contains the python bindings for gtk-vnc.
* Mon Jul 02 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gtk-vnc-glib231-debug.patch: Ensure debugging works on GLib >= 2.32. Without this, it will be difficult to do any debugging work in case of issues (gvncviewer --gtk-vnc-debug). * Wed May 23 2012 email@example.com - Remove xz BuildRequires now that it comes for free in the build system. * Mon May 21 2012 email@example.com - Use pkgconfig(gnutls) BuildRequires instead of gnutls-devel. This is more correct and helps avoid the issue with gnutls-devel having been removed from Factory. * Thu Dec 22 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 0.5.0: + New features: - QEMU audio extension support + Bug fixes: - Avoid deprecated GNUTLS functions - Allow access to VncConnection object inside VncDisplay - Don't override PKG_CONFIG_PATH when building GIR files - Death to all TABs - General code style/indentation cleanup - Fix memory leak in keymap code - Fix mapping of shift key in Windows - Add xz BuildRequires because we can't build a package for a xz-compressed tarball without explicitly specifying that... See bnc#697467 for more details. - Add pkgconfig(libpulse-simple) BuildRequires: new upstream dependency, for the QEMU audio extension support. - Create libgvncpulse-1_0-0 and typelib-1_0-GVncPulse-1_0 subpackages for the new libgvncpulse library. We only build them for the gtk3 build (so we remove the files in %install for the gtk2 build). - Add the new libgvncpulse-1_0-0 and typelib-1_0-GVncPulse-1_0 subpackages as Requires to the devel subpackage. * Thu Dec 08 2011 email@example.com - Split typelib into their own subpackages: typelib-1_0-GVnc-1_0 and typelib-1_0-GtkVnc-(1.0|2.0). - Add typelib-1_0-GVnc-1_0 and typelib-1_0-GtkVnc-(1.0|2.0) Requires to devel subpackage. * Sat Nov 12 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 0.4.4: + New feature: vala bindings + Bug fixes: - Missing OS-X keymapping for the letter 'A' - Mapping for Left Control / Alt keys - Fix leak of string list in grab sequence string - Fix introspection for vnc_display_get_pixbuf - Fix GTK3 build on Mingw32 - Improved log messages for TLS auth subtypes + Updated translations. - Add vala BuildRequires for the new vala bindings when building for gtk3. * Sat Oct 15 2011 email@example.com - add libtool as buildrequire to make the spec file more reliable * Wed Aug 24 2011 email@example.com - Add libgcrypt-devel BuildRequires. This used to be pulled in by gnutls-devel, but this is no longer the case. * Thu Mar 24 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 0.4.3: + Bug fixes: - Fix crash in pointer motion event handler - Fix crash in vnc_display_get_pixbuf - Fix crash in TLS cleanup code - Fix framebuffer boundary checks - Improve drawing performance with server side pixmap - Fix performance degradation due to leaked GSource - Fix setting of 'shared' connection flag - Make pointer warp boundary detection more robust - Adapt keymap code to build with GDK3 multiple displays - Remove use of gdk_drawable calls to fix GTK3 + Code cleanup: - Remove need for Text::CSV perl module at build time - Add pre_checkin.sh to build gtk2 and gtk3 version of the package and add some macros to handle dual gtk2 / gtk3 packages. - Differences between gtk2 / gtk3 packages: + gtk3 package doesn't come with python bindings as introspection support is used instead. + Pass --with-gtk=2.0/--with-gtk=3.0 to configure as appropriate. + libgvnc-1_0-0 and tools subpackages are only kept for gtk3 build. - Drop gtk-vnc-unref-gsource.patch: fixed upstream. - Use Recommends instead of Requires for the -lang package. - Remove explicit gtk2-devel Requires from the -devel package: the right Requires will automatically be added the pkgconfig() way. - Drop perl-Text-CSV BuildRequires. * Tue Feb 15 2011 email@example.com - Added support for translation-update-upstream. * Tue Feb 15 2011 email@example.com - Add gtk-vnc-unref-gsource.patch to fix cpu usage and speed problems in virt-manager (bnc#672071, rh#657847) * Mon Nov 15 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 0.4.2: + New features: - OSX VNC Authentication scheme - Add API to query library version + Bug fixes + Switched over to GIO for socket connections. + Removed all use of GNULIB. GIO now handles all portability issues with sockets. + Mandate use of cairo for all drawing, removing any use of GdkPixmap, GdkImage and GdkBitmap. + Updated translations. - Drop gtk-vnc-0.4.1-close-buffer.patch: fixed upstream. - Add perl-Text-CSV BuildRequires for keymap-gen.pl to work. * Mon Sep 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gtk-vnc-0.4.1-close-buffer.patch to fix virt-manager crashes (bnc#641981, rh#620843). * Mon Aug 09 2010 email@example.com - Build introspection support: add gobject-introspection-devel BuildRequires. - Remove gtkglext-devel BuildRequires and replace gnome-common BuildRequires with intltool. - Split the libgvnc library in its own libgvnc-1_0-0 subpackage. - Move %py_requires to python-gtk-vnc subpackage. - Pass --with-examples to configure to build the gvncviewer tool. - Package examples/gvncviewer.py in python-gtk-vnc as documentation. * Mon Jul 26 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 0.4.1: + Fix test suite execution + Ensure builds against GTK3 get a separate library soname, pkg-config file and include directory to allow parallel install with GTK2 builds - Changes from version 0.4.0: + Refactored gvnc module to provide a full GObject for interacting with the RFB protcol. + Create a libgvnc.so for non-GTK related APIs for dealing with RFB protcol + Add gvnccapture command line tool for screenshot capture + Fix protocol greeting so wireshark detects stream + Fix build with GSEAL + Try next DNS address after any connect failure + Plugin build with newer mozilla + Fix linkage to libgpg-error + Fix linker flags on solaris + Fix gcrypt threading callbacks + Fix multiple memory leaks + Remove use of PATH_MAX to fix Hurd - Drop gtk-vnc-0.3.3-pkgconfig.patch, upstream fixed. * Fri Nov 13 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 0.3.10: + Bug fixes: - Fix check for SASL on Solaris - Improvements on autoconf stuff such as drop some warnings, use silent Makefile rules, etc. - Improvements on the example program - Request a full screen update when receives a desktop-resize encoding + New features: - Add internationalization (i18n) support - Add ability to set the depth color - Add ability to request a full screen update + Updated translations. - Create a lang package. * Tue Aug 11 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 0.3.9: + Bug fixes: - Fix Shift+Tab keyval translation (again) - Remove use of deprecated GTK+ symbols - Fix inverted logic for release pointer grab - Fix enter/leave event handling in relative mouse mode - Don't send keys/clipboard data in readonly mode - Fix relative mouse motion mode edge tracing - Fix linking to libgcrypt for mingw32 platform + New features: - Add API to get command line GOptionEntry objects - Support SASL authentication extension - Support MS Logon authentication extension - Add cyrus-sasl-devel BuildRequires. * Thu Mar 19 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Do not create a gtk-vnc package with only documentation, and instead ship the documentation in the libgtk-vnc-1_0-0 package (add Obsoletes/Provides for this) - Remove AutoReqProv: it's default now. - Remove check for old version of openSUSE. - Remove unneeded BuildRequires: perl-XML-Parser.
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Pope Benedict XVI's most lasting legacy may be as a teacher, theologian and writer of more than 60 books over a half century.
But he also will go down in history as the first pope in centuries to accept that the job is too much for a frail old man.
"It shows his humility," said the Rev. D. Vincent Twomey, who has known the pope for more than 40 years and wrote the 2007 book Pope Benedict XVI: The Conscience of Our Age.
"He didn't see himself as necessary for the church," said Twomey, a former student of Joseph Ratzinger who would become Pope Benedict XVI at the University of Regensburg in Germany.
Twomey last saw his old teacher in August, when the pope had his yearly meeting with former students. Twomey wondered at the time how much longer Benedict could maintain his pace, since his health was clearly fading.
Religion journalist David Gibson said it was inevitable that a pope someday would confront the topic of retirement, since modern medicine allows popes to live longer lives and modern media require that they do so publicly.
"It's a younger man's job," Gibson said, "and the popes know this and know they have to adapt to the modern world."
Although Benedict signaled in 2010 that he would resign if he felt it necessary, Gibson was "shocked" by the news. In his 2007 book, The Rule of Benedict: Pope Benedict XVI and His Battle With the Modern World, Gibson wrote that popes "do not retire."
His decision was courageous, Gibson said, and in keeping with much of Benedict's pontificate, in which he overcame, to some extent, detractors' characterizations as "God's Rottweiler" and "Panzerkardinal."
"He wanted to put the focus on Jesus Christ, not on the pope," Gibson said. "That's what he did with the papacy and that's what he did by resigning."
Benedict's most recent book as pope, in fact, was the third in the "Jesus of Nazareth," series, titled The Infancy Narratives.
Twomey and another former student, the Rev. Joseph Fessio, editor and chief of San Francisco-based Ignatius Press, said those characterizations were false in the first place.
Ratzinger never wanted to be a bishop, cardinal or pope. But as prefect for the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, a job he held from 1981 until becoming pope in 2005, it was his job to correct errors and abuses in the church.
"People in error don't like to be told that," Fessio said. Ignatius Press has published the English editions of more than 50 of Benedict's books.
"He was always a sign of contradiction," Twomey said. "The values [he holds] and truths are at variance with the values of the contemporary world."
Fessio believes one of Benedict's biggest and little-known legacies will be the bishops he has appointed. "He has done a masterful job around the world," Fessio said, "and we see a whole cadre of strong, intelligent and loyal bishops now."
John Hunt, a Utah Valley University history professor whose specialty is the Renaissance papacy, believes Benedict's legacy will be as a transitional pope the last of those to have lived during World War II and perhaps the last European before Catholics regard an African or Latin American as the Vicar of Christ on Earth.
The Rev. Joseph W. Koterski, who teaches philosophy at Fordham University, said Benedict's legacy will be "that he sustained John Paul II's vision that the Second Vatican Council is in continuity with the entire history of the church."

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Three Approaches to Creating and Protecting Strong Passwords
Strong passwords are an important protection to help you have safer online transactions. The key to a password strength is length. An ideal password is at least 15 characters and has letters and numbers.
Things to avoid when creating strong passwords
- Special characters.
- Spaces and underscores.
- Dictionary words in any language.
- Words spelled backwards, common misspellings, and abbreviations.
- Sequences or repeated characters.
- Personal information: your name, username, birthday, driver's license or passport number, or similar information.
Change your password every 12 months
The main problem, of course, is that a password that is long and complex is also hard to remember. The two methods below are ways to create strong passwords that can be remembered.
Method 1: Passphrase
Passphrases operate on the same principle as passwords and are used in exactly the same way. However, they differ from traditional passwords in two main ways:
- Passphrases are generally longer than passwords. While passwords can frequently be short (8 characters, passphrases have larger minimum lengths (15 characters) and, in practice, typical passphrases might be 20 or 30 characters long. Passwords/passphrases at Macalester can be up to 30 characters. This greater length provides more powerful security; it is far more difficult for a cracker to break a twenty-five-character passphrase than an eight-character password.
- The greater length of passphrases allows you to create a memorable phrase rather than a cryptic series of letters, numbers, and symbols. There are usually different rules for determining valid passphrases. Systems that use shorter passwords often disallow actual words or names, which are notoriously insecure; instead, your password is usually an apparently random sequence of characters.
A passphrase uses multiple natural words or phrases to construct the password. Because the characters that make up a word naturally have a relation to each other they can be thought of as atomic units. When you think of the word "chair" you don't think of the letters c-h-a-i-r, you think of the single item you know to be a chair. So instead of thinking about a password as being made up of eight or nine characters, start to think of a passphrase as being made up of five or six words.
The added strength of a passphrase comes from its length. In fact, the six-word passphrase in the example is roughly equivalent to an eleven-character traditional password. The passphrase is superior, however, because we already know that people aren't likely to remember an eleven-character password. So in effect, we're getting the "strength" of a complex short password in a form that is easier for users to remember and easier for them to type.
Just as a traditional password is stronger when constructed of truly random characters, a passphrase is going to be stronger if it is made up of truly random words that have no relation to each other and make no sense as a true phrase. If this becomes too hard to remember, however, it is better to simply have a long memorable passphrase, perhaps with special character punctuation.
Finally, just as you wouldn't want a single common word to be used for a traditional password, you don't want a common phrase, lyric, title, quotation or cliché to be used as a passphrase.
While we're not aware of any passphrase crackers that use pre-computed phrase dictionaries, creating one would be a trivial task. All of the following would be poor passphrases despite their use of added punctuation. Note: At Macalester these would not be allowable because spaces are not allowable.
To be or not to be, that is the question.
The early bird gets the worm.
Look before you leap!
He that is secure is not safe.
If you think a passphrase might be too common, consider misspelling at least one of the words.
Method 2: First Letter Mnemonic
Use the first letter of words in familiar sentences.
|Start with a sentence or two (about 10 words total).
|Think of something meaningful to you.
|Long and complex passwords are safest. I keep mine secret. (10 words)
|Turn your sentences into a row of letters.
|Use the first letter of each word.
|lacpasikms (10 characters)
|Add complexity.
|Make only the letters in the first half of the alphabet uppercase.
|lACpAsIKMs (10 characters)
|Add length with numbers.
|Put two numbers that are meaningful to you between the two sentences.
|lACpAs56IKMs (12 characters)
|Add length with special characters.
|Put special characters on each side of the numbers.
|lACpAs?56*IKMs (14 characters)
You can make up your own "rules" (e.g., when to use uppercase vs. lowercase, where to stick special characters, etc.), but as long as you're consistent it should be easy to remember your passwords.
Method 3: Use a Password or Phassphrase Generator
- Authenticator Password Generator can randomly generate 10 strong passwords securely for you to choose from. It also gives you the number of guesses it will take, on average, to guess the passwords generated. For more information, see Where can I get a randomly generated strong password?
- Passphra.se generates a series of words you can use as a passphrase.
How to Protect Your Passwords
The easiest way to "remember" passwords/passphrases is to write them down. It is okay to write passwords or passphrases down, but keep them in a secure safe place such as in your wallet with your credit cards.
Common Password Pitfalls to Avoid
Cyber criminals use sophisticated tools that can rapidly decipher passwords. Avoid creating passwords using:
- Dictionary words in any language. Single words in all languages are vulnerable.
- Words spelled backwards, common misspellings, and abbreviations. Words in all languages are vulnerable.
- Sequences or repeated characters. Examples: 12345678, 222222, abcdefg, or adjacent letters on your keyboard (qwerty).
- Personal information. Your name, birthday, driver's license, passport number, or similar information.
Five Tips to Help Keep Your Passwords Secret
Treat your passwords with as much care as you treat the information that they protect. Use strong passwords or passphrases to log on to your computer and to any site where you enter your credit card number, or any financial or personal information—including social networking sites.
- Never provide your password or passphrase over email or in response to an email request.
Internet "phishing" scams use fraudulent email messages to entice you to reveal your user names and passwords, steal your identity, and more. Learn more about phishing scams and how to deal with online fraud.
- Do not type passwords/passphrases on computers that you do not control.
Computers such as those in Internet cafes, computer labs, kiosk systems,
conferences, and airport lounges should be considered unsafe for any personal use other than anonymous Internet browsing. Cyber criminals can purchase keystroke logging devices which gather information typed on a computer, including passwords and passphrases.
- Don't reveal passwords to others.
Keep your passwords/passphrases hidden from friends or family members (especially children) who could pass them on to other, less trustworthy individuals.
- Protect any recorded passwords or passphrases.
Don't store passwords or passphrases on a file in your computer–criminals will look there first. Keep your record of the passwords and passphrases you use in a safe, secure place.
- Use more than one password.
Use different passwords and/or passphrases for different Web sites and services. Test your password and/or passphrase with a password checker. Check your password or passphrase for strength by going to: https://howsecureismypassword.net/


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Messiah's Passover 2013
Adat Yeshua Synagogue
Monday, March 25, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (CDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Jesus said "My time is at hand; I will keep the Passover at your house with my disciples." (Matt. 26:18)
In keeping with Jesus's invitation to his Passover Meal, Adat Yeshua Messianic Synagogue invites you and your congregants to share in this Festival with us. Passover is a time in which people share in the telling of God's miraculous salvation in the Exodus from Egypt. Jesus used the themes of deliverance and liberation in the Passover meal as a background for His own sacrifice. In following His example, we follow the traditional Seder, partaking in the Festival of Unleavened Bread, but add the Messianic dimension from Jesus's story. Seating is limited so make your reservations early; call (504) 701-4848.
When & Where
Delta Lyons Club
1725 Hickory Ave
Monday, March 25, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (CDT)
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By Nick Patterson Herald Writer
EVERETT — Stop me if you've heard this one before.
The Everett AquaSox have a shortstop playing for his first professional team. He was drafted out of college by the Seattle Mariners in the fifth round, joining the Sox just days after being selected. He arrived with the reputation of being a wizard with the glove, but a little light with the bat.
Last year Chris Taylor fit that profile. But he proved far better offensively than advertised, and since then he's moved quickly up the ladder in the Mariners' farm system to be considered a legitimate candidate as Seattle's shortstop of the future.
Now Jack Reinheimer is trying to follow suit.
Reinheimer has inherited Everett's shortstop position, and he's hoping to repeat the success Taylor enjoyed with the Sox a year ago.
"I think there are a lot of similarities," Everett manager Rob Mummau said, comparing Reinheimer to Taylor. "They're the same type of hitter, kind of an inside-out swing to spray the ball the other way. I think (Reinheimer) will have a great career."
Reinheimer, a 20-year-old from Charlotte, N.C., just completed his junior season at East Carolina University, and the Mariners drafted him primarily because of his defense. The scouts weren't quite as sold on Reinheimer's bat. He batted .311 as a freshman, but saw that dip to .294 as a sophomore and .271 as a junior. During his entire college career he managed just four home runs.
Therefore, Reinheimer understands the scouting reports.
"They're pretty spot-on, in my mind," he said. "I struggled a little bit this year at the plate at school, became kind of a free swinger and started to press a little bit. But I think if I get back to my approach, just work on seeing the ball and staying inside it, then I'll be fine."
The book was the same on Taylor following last year's draft, and Taylor defied the scouts. His defense was as good as advertised, but his offense was beyond all expectations. Taylor batted .328 with a .474 slugging percentage and .430 on-base percentage in 37 games with the Sox before being promoted to Clinton of the single-A Midwest League. Taylor has since advanced two more steps to Jackson of the double-A Southern League.
And Reinheimer is well aware of who he should try to emulate.
"Chris is a good guy to look up to," Reinheimer said. "I played against him in college — he probably doesn't even remember, but I was playing against him my freshman year when he was at Virginia. I've always thought he's a great player and I love watching him play."
On defense Reinheimer is following the script. He's been a strong defensive shortstop since the time he began playing baseball, and he's continued that at the professional level. He played error-free ball through his first 15 games with the Sox, including a game against Spokane in which he handled 10 chances cleanly. He's showed a good set of hands, as well as an uncanny ability to get rid of the ball quickly while on the run.
"He's just steady Eddie out there at shortstop," Mummau said. "He just makes all the routine plays and the occasional sparkler. He's everything as advertised."
Offensively, Reinheimer is starting to make his mark. Through Tuesday he had raised his batting average to .291, with walks giving him an on-base percentage of .381. He's also shown a penchant for coming up with clutch hits late in close games.
"I think he's a contact-type hitter," Mummau said. "I think once he gets bigger and stronger he's going to drive the ball more. But right now he stays within himself, gives us good at-bats every day, and we're very pleased with him."
Reinheimer recognizes he needs to continue improving at the plate, and hitting has been the focus of his efforts so far in Everett.
"I'm just working on getting stronger, for one," Reinheimer said. "The power and all that stuff will come with age. But mainly I'm working on staying inside the ball and having a good approach every single time I step to the plate.
"My swing feels good right now," Reinheimer added. "I'm working inside the ball pretty well and picking up pitches, seeing what pitchers are throwing. I'm working on my plan at the plate every time and I'm feeling good."
If Reinheimer can continue that trend, he'll be the latest shortstop to use the Sox as a springboard to bigger and better things.


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VIDEO: KISS leads list of Rock Hall nominees
(Cleveland) - The list of nominees for induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Class of 2014 has been released.
Six hundred individual voters have voted and the acts up for nomination include The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Chic, Deep Purple, Peter Gabriel, Hall And Oates, Kiss, LL Cool J, The Meters and Nirvana.
The list also includes N.W.A., The Replacements, Linda Rondstadt, Cat Stevens, Link Wray, Yes, The Zombies.
To be eligible for nomination, an individual artist or band must have released its' first single or album at least 25 years prior to their nomination year.
The 29th Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony will be held in April in New York City. Hall And Oates, Linda Rondstadt, Peter Gabriel are among this year's first time nominees.
Get breaking news sent to your mobile phone. Text "news" to 21095.
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Even King David grew to be an frail old fella, so why should any of us expect to escape such a fate? Indeed, according to an article by Jane Gross in the New York Times, 70 percent of the elderly will need extended care before dying. I suppose this is the upside to the good dying [Read More…]
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Hi folks.
You may have noticed that we just had a rather lengthy unplanned outage (over an hour.)
We were deploying an update, and had our main database server crash quite badly. We're now got it up and running again, and everything should be returning to normal.
We're still investigating the cause.
We may have a few more brief outages as we tweak some configuration.
Sorry for the hassle.
Yeah noticed that but it is back to normal now!
Some nice new deploy clips too _
Just wasted 10 minutes of my day haha
Didn`t even notice
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PHOTO: Little Tim McGraw long before the cowboy hat
Listen to Tim McGraw on iHeartRadio
(Yahoo!) - Then: Young Tim McGraw was growing up in the tiny, northeast Louisiana town of Start when he sat for this early '70s-era photo with his younger half-sisters. "My sisters and I Sandy and Tracey Throw back thurs #tbt," he captioned the shot.
Now: Tim McGraw, 46, is still surrounded by women! He and his country queen wife, Faith Hill, have three daughters, ages 12, 13, and 16. What's changed, however, is that McGraw's usually rocking a cowboy hat during his many performances, such as the one he's scheduled to give at the Academy of Country Music Awards this weekend. McGraw was also nominated in seven categories; he and Miranda Lambert tied for the most nominations this year.
Yahoo will livestream the red carpet arrivals of some of the night's top nominees beginning Sunday, April 6 at 3:30 p.m. PT. Get ready for the big night by watching this video of McGraw and his wife accepting the award for Vocal Event of the Year at the soiree back in 1998.


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He expressed an interest in aiding the Controller in tax litigation, however the passage of the Revenue Law of 1860 did not clarify the AG's role in tax matters. He later regretted his interest because of the over-augmentation of tax matters imposed on his office. Died in San Francisco in 1886.


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yea it dries exactly the same as if u didnt add anything to it, so like imagine teh shit around ur windows ect, its liek taht kinda rubbery, and abit thicker than acrylic
ive probably asked you this a thousand times hett, but how do you make bitumen ink, i had acess to a big bucket full of liquid tar at a construction site but i didnt know what to do with it, whenever i asked this before i never stuck around for an answer but it would be nice if you could tell me now
yea, id pick up some naphtha. its a really nice thinner that gives a glossy finish, and just mix the tar wiht that, and add some carbon if its looking too thin/ trasparent.
also you can mix it wiht other inks, just try to make sure its oil based, or else just shake it a ton before using it.
what the fuck is a carbon they come in sticks? bottles? bars?
yeah carbons in everything but ive never heard of pure carbon anywhere, but charcoal would work?
burn stuff for carbon and crush it
charcoal is carbon
but yeah i wanna try getting that diaphraf insta-dry ink and use it to thin tar
anybody use the insta dry?
So I made some mop paint. Two thirds white rusto and one third paint thinner. I added two tubes of orange oil tube paint. My problem is that it takes more than a day to be "smudgeproof" and a few more to actually dry. Any fix?
Double post.
Also. My tags with grog blue are not standing up well at all. Always buffed and no stain or ghost. Any ideas on how to make it stain more
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No More Weekly Toy Battles.
If you want orange in there, just use orange rusto and paint thinner.
No More Weekly Toy Battles.
Thanks. My home depot only has white and black rusto so I guess I'll have to look around for some. Will dot3 make my grog stain harder? Do these oil tubes have any use or should I just throw em out.
you can use them for art, but tehyre not good for graff. dot3 may help ur grog, only add like 3 drops though.
and to anyone whos interested ive got like 4 massive tubes of toner for like industrial printers, but when u open the package, u can pour out the toner, which is just REALLY fine carbon pigment with dye, its like carbon that i think would flow through a marker, ill have to test it out.
ill take pics laterm, but ill sell them for 5$ each plsu shipping, one tube has like 5 cups of powdered carbon in it
So heres some pics:
the box of 6
ingredients/ package:
box and single tube: they come packaged in plastic, dont open it, just pop the top off so u can re-seal it:
pouring it out, it had enough to fill peobably 3ish of those 10oz plastic cups:
making shellac ink with it:
lemme know if u want any, ill do5$ plus shipping, or a box of 6 for 20.
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SAN DIEGO Perplexed by the immigration debate? Helen Krieble has a solution. It's called the "Red Card Solution."
The 69-year-old grandmother of nine is the president of the Vernon K. Krieble Foundation, which is named after her grandfather a chemist and entrepreneur who, in 1953, invented and successfully marketed a special sealant for metal. She also owns and operates the Colorado Horse Park, an international equestrian and events center in Parker, Colo.
Anyone who raises or trains horses learns two things quickly: This is a job that Americans often don't want to do; and Mexican immigrants will take the jobs and are attentive enough to be good with the animals.
But if the immigrants are here illegally, and you can't hire them, that's a problem.
Helen Krieble solves problems. So, a few years ago, she came up with the Red Card Solution. Newt Gingrich endorsed the concept during one of the 2012 Republican presidential debates.
The plug was a mixed blessing.
"Newt got the details wrong, and made it sound too much like amnesty," she told me.
Red cards are not amnesty. They're renewable work permits for the undocumented without permanent legal residency or citizenship. Some in Congress are interested.
"There's a database that matches workers and employers," Krieble said. "And it would be open to all people who need work permits, including those who are illegal now and foreign workers who want to come. You have to go through a national security check, and you must have a job. Forty-eight hours later, you're in the U.S. as a legal worker."
That was simple.
While Washington could get mired in the debate over citizenship and come up empty-handed, red cards would probably be easier to push through. People could work legally. Families could stay together. And the Obama administration's grotesque deportation machine could be scrapped
This is a big improvement on the status quo. Maybe not better than the 844-page bill from the Senate's "Gang of Eight." But better than nothing.
Liberals won't like it, however. Krieble understands why.
"Every time there is mention of comprehensive immigration reform, the left drops interest in anything short of that," she said. "But you and I both know that citizenship is going to be the thing that once again kills reform. So let's deal with 80 percent of the problem the people who don't have criminal records and just want to work."
Immigration reform advocates want to protect the Senate bill, and scuttle anything that competes with it. So they'll claim that the plan turns immigrant workers into indentured servants. What does she say to that?
"I say that there are two paths," she responded. "There is a path to work permits which is simple and almost instantaneous, and there is a path to citizenship, which is very serious and very hard. That's how it should be. However, if you've got a work permit, that doesn't prohibit you from joining the other path. But you have to identify yourself as someone who really wants to be a citizen and follow the procedure."
For Krieble, U.S. citizenship is not like some goody bag you give away at a party. It's precious.
"The phrase 'naturalization' means to make as if native," she said. "It's about understanding that America is an idea. It's not about the dates of the Civil War. It's about who we are as a people, what we stand for, and our responsibilities as free citizens. Many Americans have forgotten that. So how do you make people who want to become citizens aware of it? It's not as simple as passing a bill. It should take some time."
Excellent point. Immigrants have to come to citizenship at their own speed, and not on the timetable of politicians who only care about ginning up voters for the next election.
What Krieble cares about is restoring the country's greatness.
"For generations, why did people uproot their existence to come to America?" she asked. "It wasn't for welfare or Social Security. It was for freedom, opportunity and equality. So who can save America and return our values? It's not our children who, these days, are spoiled brats. It's new immigrants who know what this country is all about. They're the people who can once again make America the great light of the world."
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Carter County authorities tell our crews on the scene, the victims are two adults and a teenager. They are identified as a mother, her teenage son, and an adult male family friend.
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THE remains found underneath a car park in Leicester have been confirmed as that of Yorkist King Richard III – but he will not be returning to the city.
Following a long wait it was announced the remains of a man buried on the site in Leicester were those of the last Plantagenet king.
After extensive tests, Richard Buckley, dig project leader, said: "It is the academic conclusion that beyond reasonable doubt, the individual exhumed at Grey Friars in September 2011 is King Richard III."
But despite an online petition called Richard III: Come Home To York launched by The Richard III Foundation, advocating the reburial of the remains in York, it looks likely they will be interred in Leicester.
Sir Peter Soulsby, mayor of Leicester, said moves were under way for the remains to be interred in the city's cathedral next year, stating: "The body will be reinterred in the cathedral, in whose shadow his remains have lain for 500 years."
Canon Chancellor David Mantieth, of Leicester Cathedral, said the announcement was a "momentous day" and the king's body once re-interred would "rest in peace and rise in glory".
Local expert Mike Bennett, custodian of the Richard III Museum in Monkgate Bar, York, said: "I always knew the body wouldn't be coming back to York.
"We petitioned for so long but there were not enough signatures to make a difference.
"Leicester cathedral is relatively new. It's a shame for York and a shame for Richard himself."
After suffering at least two fatal head wounds, tests on his skull and body showed evidence he was brutally hacked, presumably by the victors, after falling and dying on the battlefield in 1485.
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• After the death of Edward IV in 1483, Richard was made Lord Protector and later king
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Brasilia, Brazil • Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff ended her near-silence about more than a week of massive, violent protests, saying in a prime time TV broadcast Friday that peaceful demonstrations were part of a strong democracy but that violence could not be tolerated. She promised to make improvements to public services, but said it couldn't be done overnight.
Rousseff said she would soon hold a meeting with leaders of the protest movement, governors and the mayors of major cities. But it remained unclear exactly who could represent the massive and decentralized groups of demonstrators taking to the streets, venting anger against woeful public services despite a high tax burden.
Though offering no details, Rousseff said that her government would create a national plan for public transportation in cities a hike in bus and subway fares in many cities was the original complaint of the protests. She also reiterated her backing for a plan before congress to invest all oil revenue royalties in education and a promise she already made to bring in foreign doctors to areas that lack physicians.
"I'm going to meet with the leaders of the peaceful protests, I want institutions that are more transparent, more resistant to wrongdoing," Rousseff said in reference to perceptions of deep corruption in Brazilian politics, which is emerging as a focal point of the protests. "It's citizenship and not economic power that must be heard first."
The leader, a former Marxist rebel who fought against Brazil's 1964 to 1985 military regime and was imprisoned for three years and tortured by the junta, pointedly referred to earlier sacrifices made to free the nation from dictatorship.
"My generation fought a lot so that the voice of the streets could be heard," Rousseff said. "Many were persecuted, tortured and many died for this. The voice of the street must be heard and respected and it can't be confused with the noise and truculence of some troublemakers."
Edvaldo Chaves, a 61-year-old doorman in Rio's upscale Flamengo neighborhood, said he found the speech convincing.
"I thought she seemed calm and cool. Plus because she was a guerrilla and was in exile, she talks about the issue of protests convincingly," Chaves said. "I think things are going to calm down. We'll probably keep seeing people in the streets but probably small numbers now."
Trying to decipher the president's reaction to the unrest had become a national guessing game, especially after some 1 million anti-government demonstrators took to the streets nationwide the night before to denounce everything from poor public services to the billions of dollars spent preparing for next year's World Cup soccer tournament and the 2016 Olympics in Brazil.
The protests continued Friday, as about 1,000 people marched in western Rio de Janeiro city, with some looting stores and invading an enormous $250 million arts center that remains empty after several years of construction. Police tried to disperse the crowd with tear gas as they were pelted with rocks. Police said some in the crowd were armed and firing at officers.
Local radio was also reporting that protesters were heading to the apartment of Rio state Gov. Sergio Cabral in the posh Rio neighborhood of Ipanema.
Other protests broke out in the country's biggest city, Sao Paulo, where traffic was paralyzed but no violence reported, and in Fortaleza in the country's northeast. Demonstrators were calling for more mobilizations in 10 cities on Saturday.
The National Conference of Brazilian Bishops came out in favor of the protests, saying that it maintains "solidarity and support for the demonstrations, as long as they remain peaceful."
"This is a phenomenon involving the Brazilian people and the awakening of a new consciousness," church leaders said in the statement. "The protests show all of us that we cannot live in a country with so much inequality."
Rousseff had never held elected office before she became president in 2011 and remains clearly uncomfortable in the spotlight.
She's the political protege of former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, a charismatic ex-union leader whose tremendous popularity helped usher his former chief of staff to the country's top office. A career technocrat and trained economist, Rousseff's tough managerial style under Silva earned her the moniker "the Iron Lady," a name she has said she detests.
While Rousseff stayed away from the public eye for most of the week, Roberto Jaguaribe, the nation's ambassador to Britain, told news channel CNN Friday the government was first trying to contain the protests.
He labeled as "very delicate" the myriad demands emanating from protesters in the streets.
"One of our ministers who's dealing with these issues of civil society said that it would be presumptuous on our part to think we know what's taking place," Jaguaribe said. "This is a very dynamic process. We're trying to figure out what's going on because who do we speak to, who are the leaders of the process?"
Marlise Matos, a political science professor at the Federal University of Minas Gerais, said before Rousseff spoke that answer wasn't good enough.
"The government has to respond, even if the agenda seems unclear and wide open," she said. "It should be the president herself who should come out and provide a response. But I think the government is still making strategic calculations to decide how to respond. What I'd like to see as a response is a call for a referendum on political reform. Let the people decide what kind of political and electoral system we have."
Brazil watchers outside the country were also puzzled by the government's long silence amid the biggest protests in decades, although Peter Hakim, president emeritus at the U.S.-based Inter-American Dialogue think-tank, said he appreciated the complicated political picture, especially with protests flaring in some areas where political opponents to Rousseff hold sway.
Hakim called said that for the government the protests were "a puzzle in the midst of a huge labyrinth maze and she can't figure out the best direction to take."
Carlos Cardozo, a 62-year-old financial consultant who joined Friday's protest in Rio, said he thought the unrest could cost Rousseff next year's elections. Even as recently as last week, Rousseff had enjoyed a 74 percent approval rating in a poll by the business group the National Transport Confederation.
"Her paying lip service by saying she's in favor of the protests is not helping her cause," Cardozo said. "People want to see real action, real decisions, and it's not this government that's capable of delivering."
Social media and mass emails were buzzing with calls for a general strike next week. However, Brazil's two largest nationwide unions, the Central Workers Union and the Union Force, said they knew nothing about such an action, though they do support the protests.
A Thursday night march in Sao Paulo was the first with a strong union presence, as a drum corps led members wearing matching shirts down the city's main avenue. Many protesters have called for a movement with no ties to political parties or unions, which are widely considered corrupt here.
In the absence of such groups, the protests have largely lacked organization or even concrete demands, making a coherent government response nearly impossible. Several cities have cancelled the transit fare hikes that had originally sparked the demonstrations a week ago, but the outrage has only grown more intense.
Saturday's demonstrations have been called by a group opposing a federal bill that would limit the power of prosecutors to investigate crimes.
The one group behind the reversal of the fare hike, the Free Fare Movement, said it would not call any more protests. However, it wasn't clear what impact that might have on a movement that has moved far beyond its original complaint.
Foreign Minister Antonio Patriota hit back at protesters the morning after his modernist ministry building was attacked by an enraged crowd Thursday night. At one point, smoke had billowed from the building, while demonstrators shattered windows along its perimeter.
Standing before the ministry, Patriota told reporters he "was very angry" that protesters attacked a structure "that represents the search for understanding through dialogue." Patriota called for protesters "to convey their demands peacefully."
"I believe that the great majority of the protesters are not taking part in this violence and are instead looking to improve Brazil's democracy via legitimate forms of protest," Patriota said.
Most protesters have indeed been peaceful, and crowds have taken to chanting "No violence! No violence!" when small groups have prepared to burn and smash. The more violent demonstrators have usually taken over once night has fallen.
At least one protester was killed in Sao Paulo state Thursday night when a driver apparently became enraged about being unable to travel along a street and rammed his car into demonstrators. News reports also said a 54-year-old cleaning woman had died Friday after inhaling tear gas the night before while taking cover in a restored trolley car.
The unrest is hitting the nation as it hosts the Confederations Cup soccer tournament, with tens of thousands of foreign visitors in attendance.
For some, the police response to the protests has been yet another reason to hit the streets.
"Even though I didn't see much of police violence on TV because the coverage was focused on the vandalism, I heard about it from friends and family," said 26-year-old journalist Marcela Barreto, who was marching in Rio Friday. "And I wanted to show the government it's not going to work. We're not scared."


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Brevard Falls to Owls 4-2September 6, 2008
Swannanoa, N.C. - The Brevard College Men's Soccer team traveled to Swannanoa, N.C. to face off with Warren Wilson College Saturday afternoon and left empty-handed. The game ended in a 4-2 Tornado defeat to the Owls.
For the season, Warren Wilson improves to 2-1, while Brevard falls to 0-3-1.
Warren Wilson got on the board in the third minute, as Kyle Carpenter scored off passes from Alex Babbitt and Max Bresor. The Owls led 1-nil with the goal.
Brevard evened up the game in the 34th minute, as Villie Toivanen hammered home a shot past goalkeeper Brett Buffington. The goal was Toivanen's first of his collegiate career, and made the score 1-1.
However, Warren Wilson wasn't done scoring in the half. Luke Bernard answered the Tornado goal within seconds, scoring off a feed from Sefton Daniels to give the Owls a 2-1 advantage. Bernand put in another goal in the 41st minute, this time shooting past Tornado goalie Jerry Hatsady off assists from Max Bressor and Philip Campell.
Bernard completed the hat trick in the 72nd minute as he beat Hatsady again, this time on a cross from Kyle Carpenter, and the Owls were in full control at 4-1.
The Tornados responded with a consolation goal from Niclas Stolt off an assist from Kyle Stanforth in the 86th minute to bring the score back to 4-2, but time ran out before the Tornados could muster more offense.
The Tornados are back in action Wednesday, September 10 at home where they face Newberry College. Kickoff starts at 4 pm. The Owls travel to the Bluegrass State for a meeting with Union College on Tuesday the 9th.


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Keiland Williams, RB, LSU
Williams has plenty of talent, but was never a true go-to guy during his career at running back for LSU. Still, he managed to post solid numbers. As a freshman in 2006 he carried 76 times for 436 yards and five touchdowns, and in 2007 he ran 70 times for 478 yards and six scores while splitting time with Jacob Hester. Williams slipped a bit as a junior (83 carries for 417 yards and two scores) when classmate Charles Scott took over primary RB duties. Although he made a wise move to return to Baton Rouge, Williams did not see the decision pay off in terms of helping his draft stock. He suffered a broken ankle against Ole Miss on November 14 to bring a premature end to a disappointing season (although he was averaging 5.3 ypc at the time of his injury). Williams is an explosive back who can also excel at returning kicks, but he needs to improve at running between the tackles. He has the size (6'0 and 221 pounds) to be successful in that capacity, but he has been unable to get the job done on a consistent basis (just like he does when he runs around the ends or catches passes out of the backfield). Williams can run in the 4.4s in the 40-yard-dash and his speed and change of direction ability make him a terror in the open field. He could have been drafted as early as the third round with a clean bill of health, but the injury makes him a question mark. Look for Williams to go off the board sometime on Day 2 of the 2010 draft.
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Did you breastfeed through pregnancy?
I have only met a few mums that tandem breastfed, but each one had different stories about their experiences. I have heard that some mums do not breastfeed through the entire pregnancy, due to low supply, the baby weaning from the change in the taste of milk, or from painful or tender breasts, but they do resume breastfeeding once the new baby is born. I did breastfeed during my pregnancy, and I did experience some pain and some supply issues. I sometimes had to limit the times when my son could breastfeed, because I was so uncomfortable. I felt badly about it, but he was a bit older and could be distracted with food or a drink. He started breastfeeding again regularly once his little sister arrived. I was just curious if anyone weaned during pregnancy, but resumed breastfeeding their older child when the new baby arrived.
Did you breastfeed through your entire pregnancy? Did you experience any pain or issues with low supply?
6th January 2012 03:30 PM #2
I personally persisted with the discomfort with breastfeeding during pregnancy. My son just loved to breastfeed - but I certainly understand why women would choose to wean. I know my supply dropped in pregnancy - but this did not deter my son. Once the new baby came - they breastfed together quite happily (and the discomfort thankfully disappeared).
8th July 2013 02:24 AM #3
I breastfed through my last pregnancy but I did notice a drop in my milk supply - it was noticeable that my breasts were less full and also my toddler asked for more yoghurt (he has never really liked drinking cows milk).
I am very pleased that I breastfed through pregnancy and went on to tandem breastfeed as I feel it helped my toddler to transition to having a brother fairly smoothly and quickly. I also feel this gave me the huge advantage of being able to quickly and easily establish breastfeeding (and that all important good latch) with my new baby (this was also easier because I was an experienced breastfeeder).


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Editor's Note: In this great city of ours, one could eat a different sandwich every day of the year--so that's what we'll do. Here's A Sandwich a Day, our daily look at sandwiches around the Windy City. Got a sandwich we should check out? Let us know!
I try my best to avoid repeating restaurants when I do A Sandwich a Day, but sometimes it's hard for me not to play favorites. Ever since I tried Native Foods Cafe back in January, I've been fascinated by this place. I mean, they make fake chicken taste, well, like chicken! But can they make a bacon cheeseburger taste like a bacon cheeseburger using seitan?
The answer is no—but the sandwich itself is still flavorful. I am admittedly not the biggest fan of seitan, which is why I challenged myself to order it. The seitan is thin and soft, and the smoked tempeh "bacon" tastes like smoked jerky, not bacon. It comes topped with a bevy of lettuce, carrots, onion, tomato, barbecue sauce, cheese (which had a rubbery texture), and their vegan ranch dressing. The pleasant surprise of fried pickles on the side as a garnish made my lousy workday just a little bit better.
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About the author: After a failed attempt at starting a chain of theme restaurants called "Smellen Keller," Dennis Lee traveled the world to discover his true passion. Sadly, midwifery didn't pan out. Now he works in a cubicle, and screws around as much as possible. Follow his shenanigans on Twitter.


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60 Tournament Express — By Capt. Ken Kreisler —
August 2000
Defining Moment
|The Alden 60 is the product of a veteran boater's dream and a builder's expertise.
Defining moments. For those of us in boating, they were probably the first time we felt a need to be part of all things nautical that was as strong as the ebb and flow of the tides. Mine was the day my grandfather took me on a ferryboat ride that lasted barely 10 minutes from dock to dock. But to my five-year-old senses, that voyage was a grand adventure filled with limitless possibilities, a voyage that continues to this day.
Martin Ain, a savvy, veteran boater, says he experienced his defining nautical moment as he watched Ingrid, a stunning Alden 60 named after his wife, being launched at the builder's Portsmouth, Rhode Island, facility. Ain's experience was the culmination of a year-and-a-half-long process of building a semi-custom boat, and from the moment I stepped aboard, I could tell it was worth the effort. From her proud Downeast profile to her tumblehome transom to her meticulously fitted joinerwork, the Alden 60 is a nautical work of art that blends and balances the best of modern technology with the kind lines that never go out of style.
The 60, like all Aldens, was constructed in accordance with the American Boat & Yacht Council's guidelines for construction of small craft as well as the American Bureau of Shipping's guidelines for building and classing motoryachts. Her Baltek balsa-cored hull, with unidirectional and biaxial E-glass, has isophthalic neopentyl glycol gelcoat as a barrier to osmotic blistering. The Baltek has a Lloyd's Register of Shipping certificate enabling Alden to offer a 10-year unlimited warranty against osmotic blistering. Other notable construction features include four full-length Divinycell stringers encapsulated in FRP, S-glass at the waterline and bow for impact resistance, Corecell in the superstructure, and sole-bearing timbers of solid mahogany encapsulated in polyester resin. On top of all that, vacuum-bagging is used throughout for maximum resin saturation and minimum weight.
Such attention to strong, lightweight materials has another benefit. As I found out during my sea trial, Ingrid performed well for a big, fully equipped boat that Ain has loaded with many options: a 16-kW Northern Lights genset, a reconfigured saloon/dining area that can seat eight (the standard layout seats six), and a Davis home theater setup being just three. She was easy to handle around the dock, thanks to Caterpillar's slow-engine mode that drops idle rpm of her 660-hp 3196TA diesels by 200 turns. And even with a pesky breeze inside the marina on test day that could have played havoc with the bow, a touch of the Sidepower 10-hp thruster had us neat and trim whether leaving the dock or backing down into the slip.
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CULLOWHEE, N.C.- Tuccoa Brackett and Katie Williams recorded double figures in Brevard College women's basketball exhibition in a 72-52 loss at Western Carolina in the Ramsey Center in Cullowhee, N.C.
The Tornados jumped out to an early 9-4 lead following a three-pointer from Taylor Hiatt and a layup from Brackett. However, the Catamounts responded with a 31-8 run while the BC offense was held without a field goal for over 12 minutes.
BC wouldn't back down while it ended the half on a 13-2 run to make it a 37-30 game at the half.
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BC forced 18 turnovers and went 21-31 from the charity stripe while WCU knocked down 15-of-26 free throws.
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Providence police have arrested a man who allegedly wielded a potato disguised as a gun during a robbery attempt. Thirty four-year-old Gary Deming of Cranston was arrested on robbery charges. Authorities say he pretended he had a gun when he demanded money from a convenience store and dry cleaner April 21st. The convenience store manager chased him off with a baseball bat. A dry cleaner employee gave him a fake $20 from a decoy register. The station reports Deming is also accused of breaking into his sister's home on the same day as the alleged potato incidents. She told police he took a purse, debit card and $100 in cash.


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Some of you may not know who Susan B. Anthony was, but the suffragette played a very important role in women getting the vote. Not only did she work with Elizabeth Cady Stanton and other early feminists to get voting rights for women, she was also a social and civil rights activist. Susan B. Anthony joined the abolition movement, became a labor activist and persuaded the University of Rochester to admit women back in 1900.
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Watch the below video for more info on the bag and Susan B. Anthony
When you buy one of these great bags for fall (or use it any season), you automatically get a membership to the museum too. You can make a fashion statement while commemorating one of this country's women who made it possible for all of us to vote.
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DC Republicans Bow to Big Media "Friends", Fire Pro-Copyright Reform Staffer
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December 7, 2012 11:11 AM
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Termination comes after RIAA and MPAA "went ballistic"
While corruption in Congress is nothing new (see:
), with the rise of modern lobbying things have reached impressive new proportions, as chronicled on
, and other well-researched online voter resources.
I. MPAA, RIAA Get Republican Staffer Fired
One of the most active lobbying influences in Washington D.C. have been media corporations, represented by trade groups like the
Motion Picture Association of America
(MPAA) and
Recording Industry Association of America
(RIAA). Recent estimates indicate that big media
paid 10 percent of members of Congress's
total reelection budget in the previous election cycle -- and the payments almost paid off as
big media's Orwellian SOPA
(Stop Online Piracy Act) was
only struck down
in the eleventh hour
amid a
storm of citizen lashback
Now comes word that a top traditional conservative (or in some source's words "Libertarian-leaning") staffer on the
Republican Study Committee
(RSC) has been terminated for his stance on
copyright reform
The fired staffer's name is Derek Khanna, and he turned heads in mid-November when he authored a pro-reform memo [
], which was thoroughly vetted and published by the RSC, a key advisory body to the conservative wing of federal Republican Representatives in Congress.
In his memo, Derek Khanna took issue with the RIAA's traditional rhetoric that piracy is a crime worth punishing with fines of up to $150,000 USD per song. [Image Source: RIAA]
In the memo (available below), Mr. Khanna argued that
punishments of up to $150,000 USD per work
for private citizens found guilty of filesharing are grossly out of line with reality.
Republican Study Committee Intellectual Property Brief
According to
's sources:
As soon as [the Khanna memo] was published, the MPAA and RIAA apparently went ballistic and hit the phones hard, demanding that the RSC take down the report. They succeeded.
RSC director subsequently complained that the memo had been published without adequate review, denying that the vetting process (which did occur) was sufficient. He essentially bowed the RIAA and MPAA demands, disavowing the Libertarian/reformist memo.
Representative Steve Scalise
(R-Lous.) recalls being "approached by several Republican members of Congress who were upset [about Khan's memo]", according to
The Washington Examiner
. Among those representatives (according to
The Washington Examiner
) was
Rep. Marsha Blackburn
(R-Tenn.), who
according to
The Center for Responsive Politics (OpenSecrets) received more money from the music industry than any other Republican Congressional candidate.
Funded by the music industry, Rep. Blackburn demanded Mr. Khanna be sacked for his comments, which offended her corporate masters. [Image Source: AP]
In the wake of the not-so-invisible hand exerting its influence on the elected officials, Rep. Scalise reportedly successfully pushed the RSC to fire Mr. Khanna, who will not be returning when Congress reconvenes in January.
II. Disavowing the Conservative Wing to Placate Special Interests
The move potentially puts the end to the career in the Republican party of the prominent-tech savvy 24-year-old, who many viewed as among the faces of young conservatism in the party. Active in Republican politics during his undergraduate education at University of Massachusetts at Amherst, Mr. Khanna's first official post was working as an advisor to Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.).
Mr. Khanna has international experience, having studied in the Middle East, and was a key advisor to the RSC in cybersecurity with
his resume
[LinkedIn] citing his interest in "building computers and beta testing software" and experience in "C++, Backtrack, Python, Sql, Java, Dreamweaver/Photoshop, statistical modeling".
Derek Khanna, former RSC staffer [Image Source: ArsTechnica/Derek Khanna]
The firing represents a key schism in the Republican ranks. After all, Mr. Khanna may be singled out as the sacrificial lamb in the face of RIAA and MPAA wrath, but his sentiments were clearly shared to an extent by fellow staffers who vetted the memo.
Conservative authors and IP analysts Chris Sprigman and Kal Raustiala echoed Mr. Khanna's sentiments in a
post-election commentary
, suggesting the Republican Party shift to a position of copyright reform to court young voters and libertarians. Likewise,
Jerry Brito
, a scholar at the conservative/libertarian
Mercatus Center
think-tank, has just published "
Copyright Unbalanced: From Incentive to Excess
", a book which was honored by a special discussion panel by another top conservative/libertarian think-tank,
The Cato Institute
In other words, Reps. Scalise and Blackburn may have succeeded in firing one voice of reform, but their actions are dividing the Republican Party from its conservative/reformist backers. In that regard the copyright reform question is perhaps a microcosm of the more macroscopic search for identity and the balance of special interests with principles that is occurring among Republicans on The Hill.
The Washington Examiner
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Got some good ones last week and it felt good. Isn't it great when all the factors line up? To get a good swell, wind, tide, good weather and free time during the week with some daylight is a real gift for me this time of year.
There is however something I need to vent about. I hate that i'm still worked up about it but i am. i even posting a thread about it. something i have never done before.
so here goes
I got run over by a guy in a kayak. he caught a wave made a turn, didn't make the section, just lost total control of his vehicle and plowed right into me as i was paddling back out. Now I'm not one to get confrontational, I even paddled away to count to ten, but I just couldn't let that one go. I'm not against any type of surf craft but when one can't control their equipment then they are dangerous and shouldn't use it around others. there was a bunch of other guys on surfboards, long and short, and none of us ran into each other or the guy on the boat. If it wasn't me who got hit I might have been more passive in my argument for him to go elsewhere. As I was the victim, my verbal assault lasted a good 15 minutes was razor sharp and cut to the bone. i was really pissed. what is funny is that I have a friend who got hit once and i remenber how pissed he got and his verbal assault on the guy who did it and how funny i thought it was at the time.
so I've been surfing for 20+ years ( really!) and haven't seen many of these kayaks in the water around other surfers but almost everytime there was one there was a collision and a confrontation about it.
Has anyone else had something like this happen? Do you think it's the vehicle or guy driving it? I can't see how you can control a thing like that when it gets hit broadside by a wave. It's too big and bouyant. judging by his " oh no not again look" just before impact this is a recurring incident.
Could have been worse. I wasn't really hurt as much as shook up and my board didn't ding. All it cost me was the waves I missed during my rant. and all the work I should have done while I made this rant.
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