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Read the entire thread! And this guy was dropping in on people on purpose! I understand accidents, but these were no accidents.....and save the melodramatic crap. I served in Iraq, and it's the last thing I want to hear about...stay on topic.
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Read the entire thread! And this guy was dropping in on people on purpose! I understand accidents, but these were no accidents.....and save the melodramatic crap. I served in Iraq, and it's the last thing I want to hear about...stay on topic.
I ride my 6-4 shortboard on anything head-high or greater, but love to take the 10' SUP out on small clean days. I know the SUP crowd I surf with always tries to stay far away from the lineup. For one, we can catch a lot more waves on a SUP so there is no need to hang in the sweet spot or compete with other surfers. And secondly, the last thing any of us want to do is have to ditch our boards near other surfers. But if you have specific instances of SUPers not being respectful of other surfers, I'd like to know so I can be on the lookout for it. Thanks.Quote:
SUP guys can really get under my skin.
This is why my boards have been in storage since i moved back to Tx. not only crap waves but ****ty people who think they own them. id like to see them in 50 degree double overhead stacks crying for mommy cause they bumped their head on a rock
True that man. Try living landlocked for a couple years, that sucked. As for keeping your boards in storage and *****in about Texas surf, well keep your boards in storage. As for "50 degree water" and how bad a$$ you are, you actually sound like a tool. Please don't surf in Texas, you will help all of us out guy.
Plenty of fun (50 degree water) waves in the winter here in Texas. Rarely overhead... but if you complain about offshore chest to head-high waves in Texas, then quit surfing because you're a kook. Go troll somewhere else
I live in san antonio and try to make it down every weekend that theres a wave,I have never had a problem with anyone its all about respect. Just got back from puerto rico, and before i went i checked out dif spots and how the locals where and all I every read was how bad localism was well i went and didnt have a single problem and this is coming from a white guy paddling in to a line up full of ricans. know your place and respect
Corpus is a bit more aggressive than the Upper Coast, but packs a juicier wave.
Had an episode of bad luck wiping out close to the take off zone on a crowded day and getting yelled at, but whatever...kinda wonky. Same guy wiped out 5 minutes later in the same spot.
lots of talented surfers but doesn't hold the crowd as well as other beaches in TX.
Plus on a crowded day everyone hides behind the little jetty at packery to escape the monster current. Surfside it's not.
If we don't try the right-of-way and behave...we all will loose it. Plus you don't want to end up in JAIL!


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It is normal to feel some stress during pregnancy. Your body is going through many changes, and as your hormones change, so do your moods. Too much stress can cause you to have trouble sleeping, headaches, loss of appetite, or a tendency to overeat—all of which can be harmful to you and your developing baby.
High levels of stress can also cause high blood pressure, which increases your chance of having preterm labor or a low-birth-weight infant.1
You should talk about stress with your health care provider and loved ones. If you are feeling stress because of uncertainty or fear about becoming a mother, experiencing work-related stress, or worrying about miscarriage, talk to your health care provider during your prenatal visits.
PTSD is a more serious type of stress that can negatively affect your baby. PTSD occurs when you have problems after seeing or going through a painful event, such as rape, abuse, a natural disaster, or the death of a loved one. You may experience2:
PTSD occurs in as many as 8% of women during pregnancy, increasing their infant's risk of preterm birth or low birth weight. PTSD also increases the risk for behaviors such as smoking and drinking, which contribute to other problems.3
Reducing stress is important for preventing problems during your pregnancy and for reducing your risk for health problems that may affect your developing child. Identify the source of your stress and take steps to remove it or lessen it. Make sure you get enough exercise (under a doctor's supervision), eat healthy foods, and get lots of sleep.
If you think you may be depressed, talk to your health care provider. Getting treatment and counseling can help.
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Report: Lindsay Lohan & Charlie Sheen Join "Scary Movie 5" Cast
After talks began to possibly work on the project, Lindsay Lohan has officially signed on to join the cast of "Scary Movie 5."
According to E! News, the 26-year-old actress will be joined by fellow partier Charlie Sheen for the Dimension Films installment.
It's currently unknown which character the "Mean Girls" star will portray, but she will star opposite Ashley Tisdale in April 19, 2013 release.
Director Malcolm Lee is teaming up and working side by side with director David Zucker, who wrote and directed the third and fourth films.


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haha ye i do tried that shit like 300 times but it was like 3 years ago so i guess imma try again nigaa
haha ye i do tried that shit like 300 times but it was like 3 years ago so i guess imma try again nigaa
^ that shit looks real..lol just if the wall looked better...(the background wall)
nice stuff dri
well if im wrong please correct me..but he coloured the trains to look like the CR TTX n UP
didnt u jus colour the 1st train u get on gstudio 2.0 n make them look like that...
why doesnt the pms work?
dri u got msn
yeah. cant open the pm though
paint a wall
all the custom backgrounds can be downloaded from a site that has them currently uploaded
i dont have the link but if you troll vandalsquad forums enough you should find it,theres some pretty wicked ones,b002 makes most the good ones but hes a fag.
i take it this is the digi thread now?
bump for digital graff,havnt seen any new shit on here in a while
heres a piece i did for a exchange with scam
I cant believe that that is graffiti studio.
damn dude thats ill.
a buddie of mines vs.
pretty dope in my mind.


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Thread: BATTLE PLANS: Ravens @ Bengals
BATTLE PLANS: Ravens @ Bengals
1. Buzz Under Green
Since A.J. Greens first game against Baltimore, he has turned in a banner season, further validating John Harbaughs earlier praise that he was the best receiver in football.
While that proclamation is debatable, Green is certainly in the discussion. What makes him special is his route-running ability. He can get to any spot on time, and once hes there, hes got the wingspan and leaping ability to snag the ball no matter where it is placed.
That being said, it will be important for the defenders to squeeze his catching radius, making it tougher for Dalton to fit the ball in a tight window. This will require the backers to buzz underneath on intermediate routes, and the safeties to stay deep and converge on deeper routes.
2. Anticipate the Bag of Tricks
With offensive coordinator Jay Gruden running the show, the Bengals have become more unpredictable. Theyve broken out an assortment of trick plays, including receiver option plays and a mix of reverses and screens. In these instances, the Bengals have been able to spring a big play against their opponents.
The defense needs to stay disciplined and aware, especially on first down which can often be a favorable down to dial up a trick play.
3. Keep Dalton Guessing
When the Ravens have been successful against Dalton in the past, theyve been able to bait him into making the wrong decision. Conversely, when they have struggled, Dalton has been able to get a bead on their coverages and fronts.
The Ravens have done a nice job of mixing up their defensive movement against the Bengals, and they will need to keep it up this Sunday. In particular, the delayed blitz was a big part of last Sundays game plan and should be in play going forward.
Overall, the Ravens have to keep improving their pre-snap timing heading into the postseason.
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From Our 2013 Archives
Beware of Affordable Care Act Scammers
By Kathleen Doheny
Reviewed by Lisa Zamosky
Sept. 17, 2013 -- With open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act set to begin Oct. 1, officials at the new health insurance Marketplaces are gearing up to help consumers.
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Call centers have been launched. "Navigators" to help consumers are being trained. Ad campaigns are under way in the states operating their own Marketplaces.
And the crooks are already at work, too, eager to pretend to help people enroll as they steal personal information, money, or both.
Health care scams are increasing, officials say, and they expect the trend to get worse. "ACA scams are a top priority for the FTC [Federal Trade Commission], and we expect to receive more consumer complaints about them when the health insurance Exchanges get started," says Frank Dorman, an FTC spokesman.
Even savvy consumers might listen to a scammer's pitch without realizing that it's bogus because there's so much confusion about the health care law. In an August poll, the Kaiser Family Foundation found that 51% of Americans don't understand how the law will affect them.
"Confusion is the scammer's No. 1 tool," says Katherine Hutt, a spokeswoman for the Better Business Bureau (BBB).
Obamacare cons have been rearing up all around the country, says James Quiggle, a spokesman for the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud.
Three types of scams are especially popular now, Quiggle and others say.
Scam No. 1: The ''Threat of Jail' -- and Other Urgent Emails
The subject line of one email going around sounds good: "Avoid overpaying and comply with the law by getting health coverage now."
The text that follows, though, is a lie -- and frightening: "With the president's health care mandate now passed into law, you could face prison time if you do not get health care coverage immediately."
Under the Affordable Care Act, most people do have to have health insurance. The penalty, though, is not jail. In 2014, it's1% of your income or $95, whichever is greater.
Next, the email claims to offer help: "We can help you avoid penalties and find an affordable plan." Readers are then invited to find competing companies with the lowest prices simply by entering their ZIP code. They are also given a web site to click to and are reminded again that they're breaking the law without health care coverage.
"Never give your personal information to anyone who has contacted you," Hutt says. Even if that email looks legit, complete with state seals or other official emblems, don't supply information, she says. "Any kind of online form can be masked to look very professional."
The federal government won't cold call you or send unsought emails about the new health care law.
Scam No. 2: Solicitors on the Phone or at Your Door
Phone solicitors are offering people an "Affordable Care Act card," sometimes telling them they're among the first. The caller will say something like, "You need an Affordable Care Act card. If you just give me your information, we will get your card out to you." Typically, Hutt says, they ask for a Social Security number and bank account number, which is all they need to drain your savings.
Remember, there is no such thing as an Affordable Care Act card.
A twist on this scam is to tell seniors they need an Affordable Care Act card to replace their Medicare card, or a new Medicare card. Neither is true.
Even if the caller ID looks official, it may not be, Hutt says. Scammers are good at masking the caller ID or creating a caller ID that looks official, such as ''U.S. Government," a practice known as spoofing.
Door-to-door ''representatives" should be ignored like the phone callers. "The moment someone knocks on your door and says they are from the federal government, you know it's a lie," Quiggle says. "Don't engage them.'' Tell them you are going to contact authorities.
You can file a complaint with the FTC by phone (877-382-4357) or online.
Scam No. 3: Fake Navigators and Other Helpers
When open enrollment begins, helpers known as navigators (as well as other types of enrollment helpers, insurance agents, and brokers) will stand ready to help guide consumers. In August, the Department of Health and Human Services awarded $67 million in grants to 105 navigator programs in the Marketplaces.
Navigators work through the organizations awarded the grants, and they range from United Way to universities, Planned Parenthood, and community health centers. They are trained and certified, and must renew their certification annually.
If a caller says he is from the local community center, he may sound legit but still be a crook. "We've heard about people posing as navigators and asking for personal information," says Carrie McLean, who directs customer care for eHealthInsurance.
If you have any suspicion about whether a navigator is certified, McLean says, check with the state Marketplace or your state's department of insurance.
Gray Areas
Besides the out-and-out scams, there are some ''gray areas" that also can be confusing.
More Scam-Proofing Tips
Experts offer these tips to scam-proof yourself:
SOURCES: James Quiggle, director of communications, Coalition Against Insurance Fraud, Washington, D.C. Carrie McLean, director of customer care, eHealthInsurance, Mountain View, Calif. Katherine Hutt, spokeswoman, Council for Better Business Bureaus, Arlington, Va. Frank Dorman, Office of Public Affairs, Federal Trade Commission, Washington, D.C. Kaiser Family Foundation: Kaiser Health Tracking Poll, Aug. 28, 2013. News release, Department of Health & Human Services.


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The brave new world of provider-payer cooperation requires an approach that's somewhat at odds with traditional managed care, says Don W. Bradley, MD, senior vice president for health care and chief medical officer at BlueCross BlueShield of North Carolina.
"We understand that the old managed care days of beat-'em-with-a-stick utilization management, while moderately effective, were not very popular with anybody," says Bradley.
The health plan has formed a partnership with UNC Health Care, a not-for-profit provider system associated with the University of North Carolina, to push the medical home concept a bit further. The practice, without an official name yet, is to be launched in the fourth quarter of this year and to serve 5,000 BCBSNC members who have chronic conditions.
"We can look in both the clinical records and the claims history of the entire population in this practice," says Bradley.
The effort springs from a patient-centered medical home (PCMH) project that the health plan began in 2006 as part of the Bridges to Excellence project. The three-year pilot recognized — and financially rewarded — physicians who achieved performance measures set by the National Committee for Quality Assurance. The insurer has 829 physicians from 151 patient-centered medical home practices in the plan's networks, serving approximately 325,000 patients.
"Customers who visit these physicians have 52 percent fewer visits to specialists and 70 percent fewer visits to the emergency room," says Bradley. In addition, patients of the PCMH cost $9 less per member per month than those in non-PCMH practices. He notes, for instance, that hypertension control for diabetics was significantly better in the PCMH model, and that's a direct result of the patient's relationship with the PCP, Bradley believes. The practice will feature:
- Nontraditional visit formats (e-visits, televisits, home monitoring)
- On-site mental health
- On-site nutritionist
- On-site pharmacy and medication management
- On-site laboratory
- Case management and coordination of care for patients requiring hospitalization
- Group and educational visits
- Extended weekday and weekend hours
- State-of-the-art information technology
"Telling primary care docs that we want to include things like online care and alternative providers kind of makes me quiver a little bit as a physician," says Bradley. "But when you remember that the patient is at the center of this, it begins to make sense."
Two porcupines
As is often the case with any payer-provider partnership, one of the challenges has been accepting the idea that the two sides can work together.
"The first piece is like two porcupines getting to know each other," says Bradley. "This has really been a chance for us as medical directors to say, I know these guys and have worked with them both in the academic setting and the practice setting. We're going to work together on this and part of the reason we did a joint venture, as opposed to a contract relationship, is to say, if we save money, we'll share that. If there are losses, we'll both share the losses."
Of course, he's hoping that there won't be losses.
"We really have come to the realization that rather than try to negotiate, we need to collaborate," says CEO Don W. Bradley, MD, of BlueCross BlueShield of North Carolina's new partnership with a major provider.


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Garth Brooks' new box set tops charts
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Garth Brooks is once again on top. The country superstar's new box set, Blame It All On My Roots, is taking the top spot on the Billboard 200.
In its first full week out the eight-disc collection sold 146,000 copies to capture the number one position. The set was released as a Walmart exclusive Black Friday special on Thanksgiving Day, and opened on the chart at number three with 164,000 in sales.
Brooks' disc is the first release of more than two discs to top the chart since Led Zeppelin's How The West Was Won opened at number one in 2003. It's also the first time in 15 years that a set of more than three discs has reached number one. And it was Garth who did it back then as well, topping the chart with his 1998 six-CD set, The Limited Series.
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2014 Hangout Fest lineup revealed!
The Hangout Music Festival 2014 lineup has been revealed!
The Black Keys, The Killers, Outkast, Jack Johnson, Queens of the Stone Age, Pretty Lights, The Avett Brothers, Modest Mouse, The Flaming Lips and more will perform on the beach in Gulf Shores, Alabama May 16th, 17th & 18th 2014.
Also slated to perform: Wiz Khalifa, Zedd, Childish Gambino, Amos Lee, Tegan and Sara, Portugal The Man, Fitz and the Tantrums, Capital Cities, Bloody Beetroots, Ingrid Michaelson, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, The 1975 and Bastille. More artists will be announced as the festival draws near.
Sun, sand & the beach. LET'S DO THIS @Outkast @TheKillers @TheAvettBros @TheBlackKeys @ModestMouseBand & more
— Hangout Music Fest (@Hangoutfest) January 15, 2014
Three-day tickets for the festival go on sale January 16th at 10am ET. Check out the full lineup below and head to www.hangoutmusicfest.com for tickets and more info!
The Hangout Music Festival has been recognized as one of the premiere live music events in the United States with a beach setting that is part music festival and part dream vacation. The festival is located on the white sandy beaches of Gulf Shores, AL – just a short drive from the Pensacola, FL and Mobile, AL airports.
Each year at the Hangout Festival, fans are treated to some of the biggest names in music alongside new emerging acts. The Hangout Music Fest was recognized by Pollstar as the "Music Festival of the Year" in 2011 and was named as one of the best festivals of 2013 by Paste Magazine.


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did work for me.Code:apt-get install open-vm-tools
Help folks! I'm running VMWare 7.0.1 with Backtrack 4 Beta - and I can't figure out how to install the vmware tools.
All the tutorials say that once your backtrack is up and running and you click on VM-->Install VMWare Tools, that "You should see a mounted CD image show up on the desktop. In the File Browser that pops up, right-click the VMwareTools*.tar.gz file and extract to the Desktop. "
I'm not sure what I'm looking for, but I'm not seeing any kind of CD image or folder popup with the tar. file.
I've been trying to follow this tutorial:
I'm assuming that the CD image did not mount because I did not see any image of a CD show up, etc, so I went ahead and tried typing: sudo mkdir /media/cdrom - now I'm getting the error 'mkdir: cannot create directory 'media/cdrom': No such file or directory found
I feel like I'm missing something huge - can someone help me out??
I created backtrack four as in this tutorial:
did work for me.Code:apt-get install open-vm-tools
Using either the above apt-get command or
As the tutorials you are reading state mount the cd rom then copy the target package, extract and run the package.
If you can't find the cdrom then I would guess that it is not mounted. I would try using the mount command. Once you have it mounted you can move on.


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Hopefully now they won't have huge shortages like when the i4 came out
I am torn right now because nVidia's Kal-El has already shown its specs and I don't know if I want to redo my contract for the iPhone 5 because its only going to be a dual core with a few new features vs Kal-El quad core made for gamers like me.
and still no pictures
There are roughly four weeks between now and when it is supposedly launching. Production would have to be under way by now. This is right on track with any other iPhone launch I would think.


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Kumon worksheets are designed to encourage independent learning. Since the curriculum isindividualized for each child, it allows students to comprehend the new material fully before moving ahead. From counting to calculus and basic phonics to advanced reading comprehension, children progress at their own pace while they also develop a love of learning.
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Our program enables children to study high school-level material regardless of their age, and prepares them to achieve success in all spheres of life.Every year Kumon acknowledges students studying ahead of their school grade.
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CHARLOTTE, NC -- Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated has signed a nonbinding letter of intent with Coca-Cola Co. (Atlanta) to expand its franchise territory into regions currently served by the beverage giant's Coca-Cola Refreshments USA Inc. (CCR) subsidiary. The Charlotte, NC, bottler has asked to expand its distribution rights in parts of Tennessee and Kentucky, which include Knoxville, TN, and Lexington and Louisville, KY.
The proposed transaction would involve a sub-bottling arrangement through which Coke Consolidated would make ongoing payments to CCR in exchange for the exclusive distribution rights in the territory.
CCR would also transfer its rights in the territory to distribute brands not owned by Coca-Cola Co. to Coke Consolidated. In addition to territory rights, Coke Consolidated would acquire distribution assets and certain working capital from CCR relating to the expanded territory. It would not acquire any production assets.
Coke Consolidated said it hopes to reach a definitive agreement with The Coca-Cola Co. by the end of 2013 and is targeting late 2014 to complete the transaction.


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Aaron Hicks isn't in the minor leagues any more and there were some struggles in his first week in the majors. He did knock in the go-ahead run for the Twins in Sunday's game. It was a big hit for the rookie and hopefully it will help him to get going at the plate.
One pitching staff combined for a no-hitter and plenty of the top prospects in the organization are off to hot starts. There were a few other surprises as we take a look around the Twins minor league system.
Cedar Rapids Kernels 9, Beloit Snappers 1
It was a special day in Cedar Rapids as three Kernels pitchers combined to toss the organization's first no-hitter of the 2013 season.
Tyler Duffey started for the Kernels and tossed seven perfect innings before being removed. He struck out seven and picked up his first win of the year. Duffey, the Twins fifth round pick last year, was starting his first game with the organization after being used as a relief pitcher in Elizabethton at the end of last year.
Josue Montanez would pitch the eighth inning and he surrendered the only run of the game for Cedar Rapids. He walked three batters in the frame and this allowed Beloit to get on the board. Tim Atherton struck out the side in the ninth inning to close out the no-hitter.
On the offensive side of the ball, Bryon Buxton continued his strong start to the season. He went 4-for-5 with his first double and his first triple of the year. Buxton is now hitting .563 with three extra-base hits and four runs scored as the leadoff hitter for Cedar Rapids.
Dalton Hicks went 3-for-4 with a couple doubles. Travis Harrison also notched a couple of hits including his third double of the year.
Ft. Myers Miracle 9, Bradenton Marauders 8 (10 Innings)
Fort Myers continued their hot start to the year by winning their fourth consecutive game. The Miracle jumped out to an early 6-0 lead on the strength of a five run third inning.
Michael Gonzalez hit his second home run of the year to give the Miracle the go-ahead lead. He knocked in three runs in the game.
Miguel Sano had a three hit game to raise his batting average to .438. Eddie Rosario went 4-for-6 with a double and two runs. Andy Leer also had his first home run of the season.
Scott Diamond made his first rehab start in this game. He pitched five innings and gave up four earned runs including one long ball. All of the runs came in a long fourth inning.
Madison Boer pitched in relief of Diamond and gave up four earned runs of his own. There were some control problems as he had three walks in a little over two innings of work. Chad Rodgers got the win and Corey Williams picked up his second save with a perfect bottom of the tenth inning.
New Britain Rock Cats 2, Richmond Flying Squirrels 3 (11 innings)
New Britain was the lone Twins affiliate to lose on Sunday. It was a tough luck loss as the club fell in extra-innings to mark their third loss on the season. The Rock Cats were leading for most of the game after the team scored a run in the second and the fourth innings. Michael Tonkin gave up a run in the bottom of the ninth to blow the save and let Richmond back in the game.
Highly touted pitching prospect Alex Meyer made his Double-A debut and did well. He threw five innings and gave up one run on six hits. He struck out eight and issued one walk. Meyer threw 75 pitches in the game and 53 were for strikes.
It was a slow offensive day for New Britain. The Rock Cats combined for five hits in the game. No hitter had more than one hit.
Josmil Pinto cracked his first home run of the year in the second inning. Daniel Ortiz got his first triple of the year. The team was 1-for-16 with runners in scoring position and the club left 15 men on base.
Rochester Red Wings 14, Buffalo Bisons 5
The Red Wings were riding a three game losing streak to start the year but they made sure to snap that skid on Sunday. The team pounded out 17 hits and scored 14 runs. There were home runs from a trio of players including Brandon Boggs, Chris Colabello, and Clete Thomas.
Colabello would finish the game 4-for-4 with a home run, three runs, and two RBI. It was the first four hit game of the Red Wings season and of his career in affiliated baseball. He is hitting an eye-popping .600 through four games.
Thomas would knock in five runs with a homer and a two-bagger to his credit. Oswaldo Arcia continued his hot start to the year by going 3-for-4 with three runs scored. The 3-4-5 hitters combined to go 10-for-13 with two home runs, two doubles, 9 RBI, and 8 runs.
Virgil Vazquez had plenty of run support as his team scored 10 runs for him in the first two innings. He threw six frames by allowing eight hits and four earned runs, all solo home runs. Michael O'Connor pitched two innings in relief and gave up one run on two hits. Anthony Slama got the final three outs of the game for the first Red Wings W.


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what city are those from?
looks like NYC to me I dunno though...
lil something i dunno
thats cuteOriginally posted by FatMasterSlim@May 22 2005, 12:24 PM
looks like NYC to me I dunno though...
lil something i dunno
is pretty obvious, moody , name1, upight citizen, the xmas tree dude, ha , ufo, cheesse, cyn, ect. deffinitly n y mutha fuckin COriginally posted by Art Vandilay@May 22 2005, 12:25 AM
yea word your a dumbass lol
you should change your signatue thho foreal
whats the reason for tagging on a white wall lik tha ayways? why not keep it prime fo a piece
it would be kinda hard to paint a piece in the stairwell that goes up to a bunch of offices and shit, people come up and down it all the time
i had a throw up on it but it got painted over a while ago
whats small and red and crawling up the side of gesus' leg?
a homesick abortion! :lol: :lol:
once again, gesus gives me something to drool over....HOT!!
keep it up
world peace is for faggots.
dude yo in 10th grade i was telling that to a girl in class and the teacher over heard it and sent me to the councler and they called my mom and had my go to councling or.... told my mom i neeed it for that and my moms just laughed at them like "are u really bugging me at my job cas my son told a fucked up joke" they got served and i laughed when they told her the joke that i said and i busted out more dead baby jokes then i got the rule book and the princable and all the other office people evolved and wnt onto a freedom of speach and yall are abusing my rights... and they sent me back to class where i cont. to rock off dead baby jokeOriginally posted by Slob@May 22 2005, 09:00 PM
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Only one car maker has the lock on "the first name in luxury": Rolls Royce. Suffice it to say that it will never make a subcompact, economy model for commuters and soccer moms.
America's Car Museum's Willoughby Body Tilbury Rolls Royce illustrates that. The car in the LeMay Collection was built at the Rolls Royce of America's plant in Springfield, Mass. It was a special order for Clarissa Alice Kyes Inman, the widow of the founder of Inman-Poulsen Lumber of Portland, Ore. Robert Inman had died in 1920, so his widow took up interest in the company.
Clarissa Inman even became a business magnate in her own right by being the inventor of the first electric curling iron, which was manufactured in Chicago and sold through Western Electric and Marshall Field & Co. Her business success lead to her ordering the 1929 Silver Ghost, which seemingly had everything top-of-the-line, even by Rolls Royce standards.
Henry Royce had designed the Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost as a replacement for his six-cylinder "Thirty" series. Introduced at the Olympia Motor Show, the revamped car became the longest-running single model next to the Model T Ford, German-made Volkswagen Beetle and the British-made Cooper Mini.
The car dubbed the "Silver Ghost" for its mix of flash and whisper-quiet, 86-horsepower engine is also well known as the most famous luxury car in history. The Silver Ghost also remains the most desirable model among antique cars. Rolls-Royce of America Inc. manufactured nearly 3,000 Silver Ghosts and Phantoms before succumbing to the Great Depression.
There were 138 Silver Ghosts built with the Tilbury-style body built by Willoughby & Co., making the LeMay car a collectable within a series of collectables. Rolls Royce "Tillburies" rarely come up for auction, but they do change hands from time to time, for a "discounted" price tag of around $125,000.


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Acer has announced its new Aspire 7750G notebook that features the second-generation Intel quad-core Core i7 2630QM processor with Turbo Boost 2.0 technology.
The Aspire 7750G notebook is outfitted with power-efficient discrete ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6550 or 6650 graphics.
The Aspire 7750G touts a 17.3-inch HD+ display with a resolution of 1600x900 for entertainment needs.
The new Aspire notebook also feature Dolby Advanced Audio v2 virtual surround sound, along with an HDMI port for connecting to an HDTV or external display. The machines are also available with a Blu-ray drive.
The new Aspire 7750G notebook will be available in the US in January at selected retailers with prices beginning at US$1029.99, the vendor said.
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The Aggies football team has officially announced that BYU offensive line coach Mark Weber will join the Utah State staff in the same role and assistant head coach, confirming earlier media reports.
In a Monday school release, the program announced the addition of the 34-year coaching veteran, who also had stops at North Carolina, Fresno State, UCLA and UNLV. Joining the staff of new coach Matt Wells, Weber will be one of the most experienced coaches with the team.
"Mark brings a great deal of experience with him to Utah State and has tremendous knowledge about football in the state of Utah," Wells said in the release. "His time spent in the Mountain West Conference will aid us as we transition into a new league, and we welcome Mark and his family to Logan."
Weber comes to Utah State after six years with the Cougars, participating in six bowls with the team. He coached six all-conference linemen at BYU, including two All Americans.
An offensive staff shake-up at the school helped Weber land in Logan, where the program hopes he'll be a steadying presence.
"There is great energy and momentum with the Aggie program and I'm thrilled to get the chance to help in its growth," said Weber. "Matt is innovative and energetic and did a fantastic job as Utah State's offensive coordinator. I love the way those offensive linemen play with their mindset and attitude, and I can't wait to be part of that program and around those kids."
With Weber's hire, there are only a few open positions left. Defensive coordinator is the biggest question mark, followed by running backs coach.
Outside of Weber, most of Wells' staff is composed of young coaches who have already spent time with the Aggies.
Utah State retained defensive line coach Frank Maile, cornerbacks coach Kendrick Shaver, wide receivers coach Jovon Bouknight and linebackers coach Kevin Clune. Wells hired Kevin McGiven, who was on Gary Andersen's staff in 2009, as co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach and his brother, Luke Wells as co-offensive coordinator, tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator.
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Max Boot in the Times
contentions contributor Max Boot has an excellent piece in today's New York Times, applauding the State Department's decision to send—will they or nill they—50 foreign service officers to Iraq. But Boot thinks more is required: a strategic reconfiguration of State to achieve greater regional and situational specialization and put more boots on the ground globally, the creation of a civilian reserve corps to help buttress humanitarian interventions, and the creation of what he calls a "federal constabulary force" to aid international policing efforts. (He also heartily seconds Lt. Col. John Nagl's proposal to create an advisory corps within the military, an idea he's written about enthusiastically on contentions.)
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Trump Quietly Gives Putin What He Wants
Quid pro quo?
Until now, the notion that Donald Trump was providing Russia and Vladimir Putin with concessions at the expense of U.S. interests was poorly supported. That all changed on Wednesday afternoon when the Washington Post revealed that Donald Trump ordered his national security advisor and CIA director to scrap a program that provided covert aid to anti-Assad rebels in Syria.
The president made that decision on July 7, within 24 hours of his first face-to-face meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The sources who spoke to the Washington Post accurately characterize it as a reflection of "Trump's interest in finding ways to work with Russia." That is a fool's errand but, more important, this move demonstrates that the United States is willing to cede ground to adversaries and bad actors as long as they are persistent enough.
I endeavored to demonstrate as thoroughly as I could why American interests in Syria and those of Russia not only do not align but often conflict violently. The president appears convinced, like his predecessor, that his personal political interests are better served by allowing Moscow to be the power broker in Syria—even if that makes America and its allies less safe.
Moscow has made it a priority to execute airstrikes on American and British covert facilities in Syria, and Donald Trump has just rewarded those air strikes on U.S. targets. Trump has sacrificed the goodwill he garnered from Sunni-dominated Middle Eastern governments when he executed strikes on Assad's assets and, as recently as June, the U.S. downed a Syrian warplane for attacking anti-ISIS rebels laying siege to the Islamic State capital of Raqqa.
America will continue to provide support to indigenous anti-ISIS rebels, despite the fact that those forces are often under assault from both Russian and Syrian forces. It should be noted, however, that the CIA suspended aid to Free Syrian Army elements when it came under attack from Islamist in February. The agency said it didn't want cash and weapons falling into Islamist hands, but this move exposes that claim as a mere pretext.
This concession to Russia is significant not just because it removes some pressure on Moscow's vassal in Damascus. It sends a series of signals to the world's bad actors, who will inevitably react.
The phasing out of aid for anti-Assad rebels (presumably the indigenous Sunni-dominated factions) gives Russia and Syria the only thing they've ever wanted: the ability to frame the conflict in Syria as one between the regime and a handful of radicals and pariahs. A cessation of aid will squeeze the remaining moderate, secular rebel factions in Syria and compel them to seek whatever assistance they can—even at the risk of augmenting the ranks of Islamist insurgents. How that advances America's interests is entirely unclear.
This move will only further embolden not just Russia and Syria but their mutual ally, the Islamic Republic of Iran. It will convince the region's Sunni actors that the United States is not on their side—a matter of increasing urgency in Iraq. The insurgency in Syria is unlikely to end so long as regional fighters have a means of getting into the country. America will simply sacrifice its leverage over those groups.
This move will confirm, finally, that the use of weapons of mass destruction in the battlefield is survivable. A truly resolute American administration might fire off a handful of Tomahawk missiles at an abandoned airfield, but regime change is not in the offing. That will only beget other bad actors who will test the parameters of America's willingness to defend the international norms prohibiting the use of WMDs. Because American servicemen and women are stationed around the world in unstable theaters, the likelihood that they will one day be fighting on chemical battlefields just became a lot more likely.
American covert involvement in Syria also filled a vacuum that the Obama administration allowed to expand in 2011 and 2012. "One big potential risk of shutting down the CIA program is that the United States may lose its ability to block other countries, such as Turkey and Persian Gulf allies, from funneling more sophisticated weapons—including man-portable air-defense systems, or MANPADS—to anti-Assad rebels, including more radical groups," the Washington Post speculated. Ironically, American withdrawal from the anti-Assad effort could actually fuel the fire, but in a way that we can neither control nor effectively influence. We've seen that movie before. We know how it ends.
And all of this is for what? To garner goodwill with the bloody regime in Damascus? To court Moscow or Tehran? There is nothing to gain from cozying up to these regimes that is not offset by the sacrifice of American national interests and moral authority associated with rapprochement. For all of the Trump administration's criticisms of Barack Obama's policy with regard to those regimes, this decision suggests he's willing to double down on Obama's mistakes.
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Voters in the Age of Affect
Is it Trump's posture, or is it simpler than that?
Though it enjoys a level of political dominance unseen since the 1920s, the Republican Party's agenda is stalled. Yet, despite their failure to repeal and replace ObamaCare, Republicans are damned like Sisyphus to keep trying. Republican office holders must now administer health care's taxes and subsidies, and the rest of the GOP agenda cannot advance without freeing up the revenue dedicated to the administration of ObamaCare. A dysfunctional, one-party Congress led by an unpopular neophyte in the Oval Office should precipitate a backlash among voters. But that outcome is far from certain. Ubiquitous surveys and studies dedicated to uncovering the mystery that is the curious and contradictory Trump voter suggests that this may indeed be a new political epoch.
Nationally, Trump's job-approval rating hovers around 40 percent. By contrast, a recent Wall Street Journal/NBC News survey of adults in "Trump country" (e.g. the counties that voted for Donald Trump) found the president enjoying a 50 percent job approval rating. Reflecting on these numbers, WSJ columnist Jason Riley observed that the political world may still be operating on a set of assumptions that do not apply to Trump; critically, that voters are transactional and that their support for politicians is contingent upon delivery.
"I think there's a lot of evidence to support the idea that Trump's main appeal was validating the fears and concerns of a certain segment of Americans who felt they were being ignored by elites in the media, elites in politics, elite Republicans," Cato Institute scholar and pollster Emily Ekins told Riley. That assertion is supported by the findings of another survey. A Washington Post/ABC News poll taking the temperature of the potential midterm electorate found that registered voters prefer a Democrat-led Congress over Republicans by a staggering 14 points. Democrats shouldn't celebrate too soon, however. The survey also showed that those who "strongly support" Trump are more motivated to vote in 2018 than are those who strongly disapprove of the president, and by a whopping 11-point margin.
This should not be. Voters should be discouraged by legislative failure, internecine feuding, and sprawling legal investigations into a nascent presidency. Voters should be repulsed by a party that sends to Congress members who physically assault journalists. They should be disgusted by a president who describes people on television he dislikes as "psycho" and "bleeding badly from a facelift." They should be unnerved by the fact that this president spent months spinning an erroneous exculpatory tale about his campaign's links to Russian-affiliated operatives only to pivot to defending those links when the lie was exposed for what it was. But they're not.
This is politics in the age of affect. As Riley observed, the voters who have received disproportionate scrutiny from the press demonstrate time and again that their support for the president is not contingent upon his achievements but his posture. He speaks to their concerns, even if he is ineffectual in his attempts to address them. His speech is not overburdened with pompous language. He does not moralize; he does not lecture; he clings to his character flaws like a security blanket. He eats poorly and his physique reflects it. Trump is no Olympian figure; he gets down into the mud even when he shouldn't.
Republican political professionals are starting to build an identity for their party around Trump's effective affectation. If Republican voters no longer care about the policies that allegedly so vexed them in the Obama years, then they will have to run on the cultural anxiety that Donald Trump so effectively marshals. There may be no better way to accomplish that than to use the political press as a foil.
A striking McClatchy report in June indicated that Republican strategists are preparing to rely heavily on media-bashing to retain control of Congress in 2018. "The press is held with disgust and contempt," said Tobe Berkovitz, an advertising expert who advises state-and district-level campaigns. "Battling the press isn't a bad strategy."
It is, however, possible that political reporters and analysts are reading more into this moment than it deserves. Perhaps Trump's voters are as transactional as anyone, but we're reading the receipts wrong. Maybe Trump's prickly demeanor and bull-headedness is part of his appeal, but not all of it.
The polling suggests that something simpler may be at work here. Only 40 percent approved of Donald Trump's job performance in the latest Bloomberg survey released on Monday, but it also found that 58 percent of respondents reported feeling closer to realizing their career and financial goals (a record high since the question was introduced in early 2013). On the economy and "creating jobs," Donald Trump dramatically outperforms his overall job-approval numbers (46 and 47 percent approval, respectively). The Washington Post/ABC News poll confirmed Bloomberg's findings. Despite his abysmal 36 percent job approval rating in that survey, 43 to 41 percent reported approving of Trump's handling of the economy.
Surely some of this is perceptional; the Trump administration's handling of the economy is six months old and characterized not by substantive reforms but by aesthetics and gestures. It is also aspirational. After eight years of recession and a sluggish recovery, Trump-country voters are exhausted by insecurity. The benefits of the Trump years are tangible for Trump voters, even if political journalists see them as illusory. Maybe political analysts are poring over the Trump voter to their own detriment. Maybe it's still the economy, stupid.
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Iran's Newest Hostage is Different
An escalation.
On July 16, 2017, Iranian Judiciary spokesman Gholamhosein Mohseni Ejehi announced that Iran had sentenced an American to ten years in prison for alleged espionage. An Iranian judiciary website subsequently identified the American as 37-year-old, China-born Xiyue Wang, a Princeton University Ph.D. student in history.
Hostage-taking is nothing new for the Islamic Republic. Indeed, since revolutionary students acting on behalf of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini first seized the U.S. Embassy on November 4, 1979, hostage-taking has become a central pillar of Iranian policy. For authorities in Tehran, the reason for hostage-taking is simple: It's a strategy which has repeatedly paid off. The Carter administration rewarded Iran with millions of dollars and diplomatic concessions. Ronald Reagan, for all his tough rhetoric as a campaigner, did likewise with the arms-for-hostages policy, a scheme that backfired when Iran seized even more hostages once it had received the last delivery of weaponry and spare parts.
President Obama likewise rewarded Iranian hostage-taking by paying Iran over $1 billion for the release of imprisoned Americans, although he inexplicably left Robert Levinson, the longest-held American hostage, behind. No sooner had the U.S. government transferred the ransom in cash to a waiting Iranian plane (controlled by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps), then Iranian security forces seized several more Iranian Americans and permanent residents, most prominently Iranian American businessman and political activist Siamak Namazi and his father, Baquer.
What makes Wang's arrest and imprisonment different is that Wang presumably had an Iranian visa. Americans must get a visa in advance and, on the off-chance Wang was traveling on a Chinese passport, he would likely also have required a visa, although there is some wiggle-room for Chinese citizens with confirmed bookings in five-star hotels.
Other Americans who were arrested in Iran in the years since the Embassy seizure were traveling on Iranian passports: Iran does not recognize dual citizenship for Iranians and requires Iranian-Americans to travel on Iranian documents. Renouncing Iranian citizenship takes an act of Iran's parliament, and so it is beyond the means for pretty much every Iranian-American. The Iranian government has no desire to ease that restriction for both ideological reasons—it's hard to demonize "the Great Satan" when so many Iranian citizens want to live in the United States—and because the requirement for Iranian-Americans to register births and keep passports current is a cash cow for the Iranian foreign ministry. When Iran has seized Americans, there, it has operated under the legal fiction that those arrested were simply Iranian citizens. Often, Iranian diplomats tell State Department and the Swiss diplomats who look out for American citizen interests in Iran to buzz off.
Levinson was a slightly different case: He traveled without a visa to Kish Island, an Iranian free trade zone which is visa-free (but which is dominated by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' business interests). Regardless, the fact remains: previous Americans seized in Iran were not traveling on U.S. passports with Iranian visas.
Wang's arrest hits home for me as I went to Iran—with proper Iranian visas in my passport—for a total of seven months while I was working on my history Ph.D. Since I received my doctorate and since I won't self-censor what I think or write about the Iranian regime in order to gain access, I have since been unable to get the Iranian visa, even when I have been invited for academic conferences in my field. There's never an outright rejection—just an endless series of "maybe tomorrow"—until the conference has come and gone. For academics and other Americans, however, there was always an understanding, that if the Iranian foreign ministry (and behind-the-scenes, the Iranian intelligence ministry) issued a visa and the visa-holder behaved him or herself, there would be no serious problems.
So what does Wang's arrest mean? First, he represents the human cost of the Obama administration's willingness to pay ransom. Second, that the security forces and judiciary targeted him suggests both that they have augmented and consolidated control despite all the Western self-deception about Iranian moderation and also that they wish to humiliate the United States. Wang's arrest is also a signal by those who control Iran that Americans should think twice about traveling to the country. The New York Times may profit handsomely from its Iran tours, but Iran may profit more if they refuse to allow one or more of those tourists to depart.
No hostage-taking is acceptable, and the fact that any Western diplomat would trust, let alone tolerate, their Iranian counterparts absent an Iranian renunciation of the practice past and present reflects poorly on both the United States and Europe. The fact that Iran targeted an Iranian visa holder rather than an "Iranian citizen" suggests the Islamic Republic is crossing lines even they have long avoided.
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Trump's Naïveté on Display in Syria
The hen house is secured.
Eric Edelman–a former undersecretary of defense in the Bush administration, an aide to Vice President Cheney, and one of the most respected foreign policy hands in Washington–wrote that the July 7 meeting in Hamburg between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin was the most disastrous superpower summit since John F. Kennedy met Nikita Khrushchev in 1961. That Cold War-era summit emboldened the Soviets to put up the Berlin Wall and send missiles to Cuba, thus bringing the world to the brink of nuclear war. It's a harsh judgment, but its essential accuracy is being confirmed by what we have learned since July 7.
Trump appears proud of the fact that he actually raised with Putin the issue of Russian meddling in the U.S. election. But the way he did so engenders no confidence. According to Edelman, "Tillerson is reported to have told associates privately that he was stunned that the president opened the discussion by saying 'I'm going to get this out of the way,' in effect signaling his lack of seriousness about the issue."
Trump's own account is hardly more reassuring. On July 12, on his way back to Europe, Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One: "I said to [Putin], were you involved with the meddling in the election? He said, absolutely not. I was not involved. He was very strong on it. I then said to him again, in a totally different way, were you involved with the meddling. He said, I was not–absolutely not." Having failed to extract a confession from Putin, Trump then moved on to talking about Syria. What else can you do, he told reporters—"end up in a fist fight"?
What Trump should have done—what any other president would have done—was not ask Putin whether he did something that the U.S. intelligence community knows he did. The president should have said, "We know you did this—and here are the consequences." Only Trump himself won't publicly accept that Russia was the sole hacker, and he's not interested in meting out any consequences. Indeed, his administration is lobbying to water down in the House a Russia-sanctions bill approved by the Senate.
One of the summit achievements that Trump trumpeted initially was an agreement to form with Russia an "impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking, [and] many other negative things, will be guarded and safe." This fox-guarding-the-hen-house proposal was met with such universal derision that within hours Trump disowned the idea, shortly after his Treasury secretary Steve Mnuchin had loyally praised it on TV.
But Trump is still standing by the other summit take away, which was the announcement of a limited ceasefire in southwestern Syria. "We negotiated a ceasefire in parts of Syria which will save lives," Trump tweeted. "Now it is time to move forward in working constructively with Russia!"
In point of fact, the agreement between the U.S. and Russia did nothing more than ratify a unilateral truce announced the previous week by the Syrian government in this area so that Bashar Assad could focus his hard-pressed forces on other parts of the country. The truce is unlikely to hold for long, but it is already being met with considerable concern in Israel, since the territory in question borders the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights and the land of Israel's ally, Jordan.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke out in stark terms against the ceasefire on Sunday, breaking with Trump to do so, because the Israeli security establishment is worried that the ceasefire will allow Iran and its Hezbollah proxies to consolidate their control of this strategically important land.
This development highlights the tension between Trump's anti-Iran policy (his national security adviser at the time, Mike Flynn, put Iran "on notice" in February) and his more accommodating stance toward Iran's ally, Russia. Contrary to what Rex Tillerson naively says, Russia does not have the same interests in Syria as the U.S. does. Russia is in Syria to consolidate Bashar Assad's rule—not to fight ISIS or other Sunni terrorist groups, except insofar as they pose a danger to Assad's rule.
To achieve its aims in Syria, Russia is working hand-in-glove with Iran, which remains Assad's most important sponsor. Iran's goal is to create a new Iranian sphere of influence stretching from Tehran to Beirut, and it is well on its way toward achieving that objective. The expansion of Iranian power is a mortal threat to Israel and a serious danger for other U.S. allies in the region.
Given the way that Moscow is collaborating with Tehran, Trump cannot be anti-Iran and pro-Russia. It's a package deal—choose one or the other. The worry is that at Hamburg Trump may have chosen Russia.
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The 'Intersectionality' Trap
No more Sister Souljah moments.
Republicans didn't always scoff dismissively at the self-destructive, reactionary, fractious collection of malcontents who call themselves The Resistance. The hundreds of thousands who marched in the streets following Donald Trump's election once honestly unnerved the GOP. This grassroots energy culminated in January's Women's March, a multi-day event in which nearly two million people mobilized peacefully and, most importantly, sympathetically in opposition to the president. It was the perfect antidote to the violent anti-Trump demonstrations that typified Inauguration Day, and it might have formed the nucleus of a politically potent movement. The fall of the Women's March exposes the blight weakening the left and crippling the Democratic Party.
The fever sapping Trump's opposition was evident in microcosm on Monday in the meltdown of the Women's March's social-media presence on Twitter. "Happy birthday to the revolutionary #AssataShakur," the organization wrote, dedicating the day's resistance-related activities in her "honor." Shakur is perhaps better known as Joanne Chesimard, the name that appeared on the court documents in connection with her being tried and convicted of eight felonies, including the execution-style murder of a New Jersey State Trooper. She currently resides in communist Cuba, a fugitive from American justice.
The outrage that followed the Women's March's endorsement of a cop-killer, exile, and unrepentant black nationalist was such that the organization was compelled to explain itself. "[T]his is not to say that #AssataShakur has never committed a crime, and not to endorse all of her actions," the group flailed. "We say this to demonstrate the ongoing history of government [and] right-wing attempts to criminalize and discredit political activists." This fanatical display of befuddlement perfectly encapsulates the logic of "intersectionality." It demonstrates why this vogue ideology shackles its devotees to doomed causes and sinking ships.
"Intersectionality," the beast born in liberal hothouses on college campuses, slouches now toward the halls of power. It is a Marxist notion that all discrimination is linked because it is rooted in the unjust power structures that facilitate inequality. Therefore, there are no distinct struggles against prejudice. Class, race, gender, sexual identity; these and other signifiers are bound together by the fact that oppression is institutional and systemic. The problem with this ideology is it compels its adherents to abandon discretion. To sacrifice anyone with a claim to oppression is to forsake every victim of prejudice. So, sure, Assata Shakur robbed, assaulted, incited violence, and killed a cop. But she also hates capitalism and white supremacy. Therefore, she's one of us.
It is this logic that has rendered the "Sister Souljah moment" a relic of the past, and The Resistance is drowning in Sister Souljahs.
One of the March organizers, Linda Sarsour, has enjoyed newfound popularity and legitimacy in the age of Trump. She is a self-styled organizer for civil rights and the Muslim-American community of which she is a part, and she's been acclaimed by organizations like the ACLU and Demos. Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand described Sarsour and her colleagues as "the suffragists of our time." In return for this lavish praise, Sarsour has only forced her defenders into awkward positions.
Sarsour has praised Saudi Arabia's social welfare state as appropriate compensation for stripping women of privileges such as driving a car. "I wish I could take their vaginas away," she wrote of women like the Somali-born Dutch-American activist and genital-mutilation victim Ayaan Hirsi Ali. "You'll know when you're living under Sharia Law if suddenly all your loans [and] credit cards become interest-free. Sound nice, doesn't it?" she asked. While delivering the keynote address to a Muslim-American conference, Sarsour advocated "jihad" against Donald Trump, defining the term to mean only speaking truth to power. Rather than admonish their political ally for this obvious indiscretion, the American left went to the mattresses to explain that only they understand the true meaning of the word "jihad."
For some on the left, advocating violence is not only justified but fashionable. Misanthropic so-called "anti-Fascist" activists like Shanta Driver and Yvette Felarca have become a ubiquitous presence in pro-Resistance mythology. People like Driver advocate for "militant actions" while Felarca appears at the head of armed mobs "resisting" the white supremacist alt-right "by any means necessary" (which happens to be the name of the organization to which she belongs). For this "activism," these and other "anti-fa" organizers are feted by left-wing magazines like Mother Jones and The Huffington Post.
Amid the celebration of left-wing political violence, a man who had been radicalized by liberal politics attempted the mass assassination of Republican members of Congress. Far from dwelling on this potentially generation-defining attack, the event passed through the national consciousness like an apparition. We don't talk about that now. Perhaps we don't want to think about what it might portend.
None of these individuals have roots in Democratic politics so deep that they cannot be deracinated relatively painlessly. Indeed, their counterproductive behavior would compel any competent political operation to make an example or two—particularly an operation struggling to demonstrate that it can be trusted again to govern seriously and effectively. Yet the Democratic Party and the liberals who animate it have come under the spell of a philosophy that explicitly forbids the exorcism of its demons.
Republicans have their devils, too. The excision of which may not seem a terribly urgent project today, given the GOP's political dominance. They will confront that crisis soon enough. In the interim, Democrats should be remaking themselves to appeal to the existing electorate; the one that delivered to the GOP near total control of state and federal government over just six years. Instead, Democrats are voluntarily yoking themselves to their most radical elements even as the number of Americans who describe the party as "too extreme" continues to climb.
Republicans may have their troubles, but a competent opposition is not among them.
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Brevard, N.C. – The Brevard College football team starts their 2009 season at 3:15 p.m. on Thursday afternoon, as the Tornados hit the practice fields for the first time as the student-athletes participated in a series of drills, tests and a number of walk-thru sessions in preparation for the 2009 season opener.
Brevard opens the season on the road down in Jacksonville, Fla. this season on Saturday, August 29, at 5 p.m. as the Tornados take on NAIA opponent Edward Waters College.
The Tornados welcomed over 103 football student-athletes to campus on Wednesday and after a day of introductions, forms, meetings and pre-camp physicals, the team got to work early Thursday morning, knocking out running tests and conditioning drills all before mid-day.
After meetings in the early afternoon, the Tornados will hit the field running beginning practice with position stretching at 3:15 p.m. and wrapping up day one approximately at 6 p.m.
For more information as the Tornados go through training camp, feel free to follow the "Voice of the Tornados" Jim Stewart as he blogs about days events here on BCTornados.com.


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Hi folks, I'm a sysadmin looking at starting a new career in pen testing. Looking forward to getting started!
PS why have the image verification when posting/replying it's a real hassel
Hello everyone from Croatia
Hi folks, I'm a sysadmin looking at starting a new career in pen testing. Looking forward to getting started!
PS why have the image verification when posting/replying it's a real hassel
You are wanting to start a career in pentesting. Good to go. So let's touch on this a bit. What is the point of the captcha? To define that we must start off with the acronym itself: Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart. SPAM, thats why man.
Now, you might ask what do I mean by spam, only members can post on this forum. From what I gather, the more senior you become in this forum, the less checks and balances prior to posting a post. Right now, I'm junior; so I have to have my posts approved by a moderator and do the captcha as well. The reason for this is to prevent needless nonsense in the forum.
So where am I going with this?
After a while you will probably not need to be approved for posting (My guess) (Based on the assumption that the moderators check all junior members, until they are deemed worthy to not need checking). So now, that is where the captchas come into play. I use a password unlike any of my real ones for posting here. I do so because I am deployed (Don't trust the network, WiFi and all) and don't trust the TCNs who set the network up in the first place. More so because I tried to suggest some ideas to improve their security and was told to pretty much "Shutup and color"...Good to go. Knowing the enviornment I'm in, I'm betting money there is someone out there sniffing; and if you notice....This forum is HTTP (Cleartext). Now, on the assumption that I've been jacked for my password, depending on if they were malicious or whatnot, they could simply script it to where they post a ton of spam on here (via my acct that got sniffer) and get my account revoked for needless malicious nonsense (cuz their a badass $cripTKiddi3 and all...).
Kind of out there and all, but it could happen. That is the point. A pentester MUST think outside the box to protect the assests they are hired to assess.
Think outside the box bro....
I made a discovery today. I found a computer. Wait a second, this is cool. It does what I want it to. If it makes a mistake, it's because I screwed it up. Not because it doesn't like me... Or feels threatened by me.. Or thinks I'm a smart ass..
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text: Glen Beane wrote: > On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 6:53 PM, Joshua > Bernstein<jbernstein at penguincomputing.com> wrote: >> Glen Beane wrote: >>> I had two nodes do this yesterday, in both cases the last thing in >>> the log file is an "obit sent to server" message. These nodes had >>> been running some single processors jobs that took about 15 hours >>> each. Probably at most each node had run about a dozen of these jobs >>> (4 at a time) out of 1,000 or so that were submitted to the cluster. >>> I'm not sure how long it had been since pbs_mom on these two nodes had >>> been restarted. >> Did this happen after the fix I suggested? Have you been able to at least >> compare the backtraces? > > > I haven't had a chance to try out any fixes yet, and I don't have > backtraces. We've enabled core dumps on some of the nodes but it will > probably take a while to for us to reproduce the problem. Let me know whatever I can do to help. -Josh


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Scagel Knives
William Scagel, rest his soul, can be considered the father of modern custom knifemaking as many of his designs and techniques are still copied and used to this day. Scagel's style of using stacked leather and stag, paired with a drop point hunting blade became popular for it's quality, elegance, and high degree of function. Scagel Knives were always 100% handmade, as William preferred it, making original Scagel models extremely hard to come by.
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Today, a new company has begun remaking Scagel knives to the same exacting standards in Michigan and they come in two different fixed blade models, the Bowie and the Hunter. Whether you prefer stag or leather, a maneuverable 5-3/8″ blade or a larger 8″ size for more serious tasks, there's a Scagel configuration for you. 21st century Scagel® knives are made with the same useful style and flair we are accostomed to seeing from Bill Scagel, but with the added quality and usability of modern knives. They are the best of both worlds. You will find these genuine Scagel® knives to be among the finest knives money can buy, but at a price you can afford to actually use them.
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Sammy Hagar gets charitable on summer tour
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Sammy Hagar says he knows what it's like to go without, and to rely on the generosity of others.
The Red Rocker tells Billboard.com he and his three siblings were raised by a single mother, who "was always half on welfare or food stamps and would get in line during Thanksgiving or Christmas when people were giving away free turkeys." He adds that it "made a big difference" in their lives. And now he's making that type of difference for others in need.
Hagar is working with food banks in each city he visits on his Four Decades Of Rock tour, highlighting the charities in his show and making donations to each facility. Sammy explains that he chose to support local food banks because they're "the simplest and most reliable way to help others."
Hagar's trek is a celebration of his 40-year career. The singer is also promoting his upcoming album, Sammy Hagar & Friends, which will hit stores on September 24th. The collaborations disc features Sammy's current single, "Knockdown Dragout," featuring Kid Rock.
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In the Name of Allah, The Most Gracious, Ever Merciful.
Muslims who believe in the Messiah, Hadhrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani (as)
Francais translation of An in-depth explanation of Quranic verses 38-40 of Surah Yoonus by Hadhrat Mirza Tahir Ahmad, Khalifatul Masih IV (ra) in Urdu and Arabic. Recorded on 10 March 1994.
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Rowland, Diana. My Life as a White Trash Zombie
Angel Crawford, a high-school dropout on probation for possession of a stolen car, is going nowhere with her life. Stuck in a dead-end relationship with a dead-beat boyfriend, taking care of and hiding from her alcoholic father by turns, drinking to excess and taking illegal drugs, she is a mess. A white trash mess. So she's not too terribly surprised when she wakes up in the hospital one day and is told she was found by the side of the road, naked, having overdosed on drugs after leaving the bar with a man other than her boyfriend. What DOES surprise Angel is that there's not a scratch on her when she clearly remembers being flung through the windshield after a terrible car accident. A mysterious benefactor has left her a cooler full of some kind of coffee drink with strict instructions to drink one every day and has arranged a job at the local morgue for Angel. Uncertain as to what's going on, Angel nevertheless follows instructions and shows up for the job as a morgue van driver and autopsy assistant. It isn't long before she realizes that she has a strange, insatiable craving for brains…a craving she resists as long as possible. But when she gives in, she realizes that she's stronger, better, and more alive after eating them. When a horribly decaying man ambushes her van one evening looking for brains, it's a short mental hop from there to the fact that Angel herself is now one of the living dead. Now she must figure out how to "live" in her current state, who her mysterious benefactor might be, and, more alarmingly, who is out there killing other zombies before falling victim herself.
Funny, intriguing, and surprisingly touching, My Life as a White Trash Zombie is hopefully only the first installment in the undead adventures of Angel Crawford.


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As gender neutrality increasingly becomes the norm, awarding separate acting Oscars to men and women strikes some as outdated.
But The Buzz believes separate Best Actor categories still are necessary: one for Daniel Day-Lewis, the other for everyone else.
Likable enough: President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton sat down for a joint interview with "60 Minutes" that aired Sunday. In it, the president showered his former rival with praise, but both he and Clinton declined to talk about a possible 2016 presidential candidacy for Clinton.
That probably had something to do with a stricken-looking Vice President Joe Biden lurking just off-camera.
Brand X: President Barack Obama on Tuesday will launch an effort to overhaul the nation's immigration laws, but some Democrats in Congress warn that the Obama brand is so toxic among Republicans that the plan may be doomed from the start.
Obama might consider rebranding his plan under a private label. How about The Western Family Immigration Reform Act of 2013.
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Guardianship of an Adult forms
The Utah State Courts website has a new self help resource page on Guardianship of an Adult. This page provides a detailed summary of guardianship, a guardian's authority, and the procedures for appointing a guardian. The forms section includes forms for appointing a guardian, forms to object to the petition, and forms to appoint a temporary guardian.
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thanks for the kind words! It would be a honor for me to see Hyenae on the app list of this awesome distro.
doubt it's been listed yet, but from what I see backtrack 4 pre-final doesn't have a terminal-based program called Hyenae. Hyenae seems to be updated quite often from what I've seen and it works well to, anyways just a thought to add it to the list of requests, hope to see it on.
Hyenae is a highly flexible platform independent network packet generator. It allows you to reproduce several MITM, DoS and DDoS attack scenarios, comes with a clusterable remote daemon and an interactive attack assistant.
thanks for the kind words! It would be a honor for me to see Hyenae on the app list of this awesome distro.
Noted Looks like a cool tool. I will watch the video and run some tests and if all goes well I will make a package for the repo.
That sounds great!
I really would recommend to check out my latest SVN revision instead of downloading the latest stable (0.33-1). Version 0.34-1 is allready stable but has not yet ben released, it has a few improvements, a debian rc script and PPPoE attack support.
I just downloaded it. Havn't quite gotten into it yet, but from the vid it looks great mate!
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