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Your own language, Tilt.tiltbillings wrote:So there is this dukkha element waiting in the wings for the correct conditions so that it can be experienced. This is what your language is suggesting.
Before, you brought up "dukkha element" or "dukkha-dhatu" and "waiting" (in one of the many ill-considered questions above) in the first place.
There is impermanence, unstatisfactoriness (dukkha) and not-self.
Non-sense, Tilt.tiltbillings wrote:That does not answer the question. You are saying '"Exists" ("there is") does not apply,' but then you talk about nibbana-dhatu not changing, which is language of existence
The Buddha taught "There are, Ananda, these two elements: the conditioned element and the unconditioned element. When he knows and sees these two elements, a monk can be called skilled in the elements." (M 115)
It does not say "skill in existence (bhava)".
Actually you are, Tilt.tiltbillings wrote:I am not talking about viewing nibbana as "mine."
Talking about Nibbana as "mine", and constantly pulling up questions about "awakened individuals" and "where is Nibbana when one dies", amounts to the same: personality attachment view.
Good for you. However, I've defined dhatu several times already.tiltbillings wrote:I don't drink or smoke funny stuff. And no, you really have not defined dhatu.
The worst drunkeness is drunken on untruthfulness, existence and personality attachment view.
Do you even read your own words?tiltbillings wrote:The dhatu is not an element, which is a very poor English word to translate dhatu in that it suggests an existence, but that is not what is going on at all with either dukkha-dhatu or nibbana-dhatu. And it really become meaningless to talk about nibbana in terms other than its actual experience, which is terms of the arahantnibbuti wrote:Dhatu has countless definitions depending on context. In this context I've defined it several times as "potential for experience"
Someone else can not remove the less than clear assumptions that eventually lead to the ill-considered questions about "awakened individuals" and locality of Nibbana.tiltbillings wrote:Yes, I know. You have been less than clear.
If a stubborn child gets sick due to less then clear assumptions about the weather, a mother or friend can only give advise, but can not remove the less than clear assumptions.
In this case, probably your questions will be the same.tiltbillings wrote:We can use imperonal language, but it tends to be rather stilted and a bit more prolix than necessary, but the point will still be the same.
There are times when personal language is appropriate, and those when impersonal language is appropriate.
If impersonal language always sounds "stilted" and "prolix" to you, you may ask yourself what is the cause of that.


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text: NEWPORT CITY – Things are heating up as November's general election approaches. On Sept. 14, Democrats held a gathering at the Gateway Center. Last Thursday, it was the Republican's turn at the microphone at the Eastside Restaurant.Minority Leader Rep. Don Turner of Milton told the crowded room that during the last session most Republicans stood together against tax increases, increased spending, the proposed single payer healthcare plan, and attacks on Vermont utility ratepayers, employers and small businesses."Caucus members offered numerous amendments throughout the biennium that could have reduced spending and protected the most vulnerable, however, each of these were voted down one-by-one, because a Republican proposed it," said Turner. "The choices made by the Democratic super majority in the 2011-2012 sessions increased overall state spending at a rate of six percent, raised millions in new taxes and fees, increased the statewide educational property tax by additional two cents in FY 2013 and set us up for larger increases in the future."Republicans hope to win 60 seats at the State House. It won't be easy, but possible, Turner said. It is also important to gain control of the House in 2014, he said. Every Republican House candidate has been asked to solicit 100 early voter or absentee ballots prior to the general election."I don't want a repeat of the last election cycle where a number of candidates lost by less than 15 votes," said Turner. "If every candidate does this, it will mean 7,000 Republican ballots will be in the bank prior to Election Day."Republicans need to make sure people vote, added Lt. Gov. Phil Scott. He said many of the lost races were by a handful of votes; something he feels is not acceptable. Scott also spoke about integrity of the Republicans."We need a voice," said Scott. "We need to get common sense candidates reelected again."Local politicians also had their turn to urge constituents to vote for them. They also encouraged the packed room to remind their friends, neighbors and family members to vote. Senatorial hopeful Bob Lewis of Derby said legislators would have to address the deficit as soon as they return to the floor in January. Lewis is also concerned about the increasing cost of fuel. The upcoming election is one of the most important ones in a generation if not in a lifetime, said Jay Dudley of Orleans. Dudley warned that a single payer healthcare system means the government will decide what, if any, treatment a patient will receive. Rep. Duncan Kilmartin of Newport City opted to use his time to speak about State Treasurer Wendy Wilton instead of himself. He called Wilton a "Godsend on illuminating the lies and deceit on Shumlin's healthcare proposal," said Kilmartin. "She has integrity, she has transparency and she thinks." Wilton's husband, Chuck Wilton, represented his wife at the gathering. The reason the region doesn't have qualified people to fill high skilled and high paying jobs is because it lost two generations who moved out of the area, Kilmartin said.Rep. Mike Marcotte of Coventry talked about a woman who earned her college degree, but declined a raise because she would lose her government assistance and the raise would still be less than her subsidies. He also said anyone who makes a few cents above the cap loses his or her benefits."Are we helping people up?" asked Marcotte? "No, we're not; we're pushing them down, we're oppressing them. We need to change that system. That system has to work in order to bring these people up. We need a graduated step. As these people earn more money, we reduce their subsidy, we don't cut them off."Rep. Mark Higley of Lowell wants to make it as reasonable as possible for people to live and work in Vermont. He said a service tax could affect a lot of area businesses, including individuals like beauticians and those who do lawn care. He said the owners of potential businesses are looking at other states that are more welcoming. The best thing to help the welfare system is to have a good economy.The state needs mental health coverage, programs for senior citizens, and more money to cover everything, Rep. Lynn Batchelor of Derby said.The state also needs a moratorium and and a step back from industrial wind projects, to sees what they will do or won't do and to see whom those projects will benefit besides developers, said Batchelor.Rep. Vicki Strong of Albany said she thinks about whether a bill will affect her constituents and local businesses and votes according to fiscal responsibility and constitutional principles.Loren Shaw of Derby, who left the legislature for personal reasons in 2008 after serving for eight years, is seeking his former seat currently held by Lewis. Shaw called his first time at the State House "exciting." Shaw said he would be watching out of businesses."I hate new laws," said Shaw "I think we need less laws." Shaw is also against high taxes and fees. "I'm ready to go," he said. "I'm ready to rumble with these guys down there."


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Discounts, higher duty-free limits and a robust Canadian dollar spell trouble for retailers north of the border.
TORONTO — Niyousha Kerr planned to drive two hours to Buffalo, N.Y., from Toronto for Black Friday shopping at U.S. stores that will help drain $5.01 billion from Canadian retailers this holiday season.
"Things are always cheaper and then on top of that there are sales," said Kerr, shopping at Toronto's Eaton Centre mall. Kerr plans to get her Christmas gifts south of the border this weekend with her husband and two friends, shopping at stores including Target Corp. and Toys 'R' Us Inc.
While retailers like Hudson's Bay Co., Canada's oldest company, are advertising Black Friday deals of their own, higher duty-free limits, lower U.S. prices and a currency near par with the U.S. dollar will lead to at least a 25 percent increase in lost sales abroad in November and December, said Douglas Porter, deputy chief economist at the Bank of Montreal. He says the sales drain will total $5 billion Canadian.
The government in June raised the amount Canadians can spend duty-free to C$200 from C$50 for trips longer than 24 hours and as much as C$800 for stays of more than 48 hours, giving shoppers more incentive to head south. Overnight trips to the United States rose 58 percent from 2001 to 2011, the latest year data is available from Statistics Canada.
"People are doing little shopping vacations in the U.S., even for a weekend," Porter said by phone from Toronto. "If you take a family of four down for a weekend the duty-free limit would be C$3,200. Obviously it depends on the family but I think that would pretty much fill the bill for the Christmas shopping season."
Black Friday, the day after U.S. Thanksgiving, is traditionally the beginning of the holiday shopping season in the United States when retailers lure customers with deep discounts. The name recalls a time when U.S. retailers would use the day to make a big part of their annual profit, and income statements would go to black from red.
Six percent of Canadians are planning a trip to the U.S. for Black Friday deals this year, according to a Harris-Decima survey of 1,004 people conducted Oct. 18 to 21 by the Retail Council of Canada, an industry group.
In Toronto, the country's largest city, 44 percent of shoppers said they were planning to buy gifts in the U.S. this holiday season, and 70 percent said U.S. retailers provide deeper discounts, according to a survey by Accenture, a Dublin-based consulting firm.
Canadian mall traffic will be reduced by people going south to shop, said Jeremy Reitman, chief executive officer of Reitmans Canada Ltd., a Montreal-based specialty clothing retailer. "That impedes the traffic to the malls and thereby the sales."


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Desus and Mero cancel their L.L. Bean catalog subscription as they mourn the death of a robot monkey. NY Times writer Jenna Wortham talks about turning down an offer.
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Duration: 30 mins
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Release: 2016
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"In the series premiere the guys dive into discussing the \"rigged\" election. Later comedian\/rapper Awkwafina stops by the studio."
"Kevin Hart apologizes to prego wife for cheating. Kevin Durant uses fake twitter account to clap back at haters and Joy Bryant talks about being a Supermodel in the 90's."
"Desus and Mero don't talk about the debate but they do talk about a smoking North Korean chimp. DJ Vashtie Kola stops by."
"Desus and Mero recap the debate low lights, breakdown Kanye's latest rant and Charlamagne Tha God stops by to watch a clip of the first ever hate crime during a game of corn-hole."
"Desus and Mero discuss s**t that happened over the weekend and welcome actress Pia Glenn to their graffiti table."
"Desus and Mero unearth a scandalous clip of Trump being nice, and Fat Jew stops by to watch videos and drink rose."
"Desus and Mero welcome Anthony Weiner back into the headlines and shout out the world's largest pit bull. Jillionaire stops by to question the need for Halloween."
"Desus and Mero judge Lebron's Halloween party and Jay and Bey's costumes. But the scariest part of last night was Tump leading the polls by one point."
"Desus & Mero beg their fans to stop tweeting that the Knicks suck. Rembert Browne stops by to reminisce about his flight on Air Force 1."
"Desus and Mero discuss the World Champion Chicago Cubs' disgusting dugout celebration, Kenny Chesney's disgusting snub of Beyonce and Johnny Damon's disgusting support of Trump."
"Desus and Mero endorse Jay Z's endorsement of Hillary and Putin's love of bears. Former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Alyssa Mastromonaco stops by to talk about what life with Barry is like."
"Desus and Mero usher in the end of our national nightmare live. With special in-studio guests Talib Kweli, Cardi B and Jim Jones. Plus political commentary from Joe Budden, Ezra Koenig, Charlamagne Tha God and The Fat Jew."
"Desus and Mero nurse their election hangover by continuing to talk about the election. DeRay McKesson stops by to talk election aftermath and his activism."
"Desus and Mero talk the awkward Trump\/Obama meet and greet, the awful Paul McCartney Mannequin Challenge and Mero's wife surprises him with a phone call."
"Desus and Mero welcome white nationalism to the White House and listen to Yoko Ono's screaming tribute to President-elect Trump. Bomani Jones stops by to discuss The Root 100 list."
"Desus and Mero discuss Barry's dig on Hillary and New Balance's unwanted endorsement deal. Nick Catchdubs stops by to talk about 50 Cents' rainmaking skills."
"Desus and Mero look forward to Trump's reality show presidency. Adult film star Janice Griffin stops by to talk racism in porn and adult stocking stuffers."
"Desus and Mero finally see some good in Hamilton the Musical and shout out yoga goats. NY Times Food editor Sam Sifton stops by to talk about chopped cheese appropriations."
"Desus and Mero salute the alt-right for not being as bad as actual Nazis and impersonate DMX. Special guest Rashida Jones stops by to show us her monkey bite scar."
"Desus and Mero prepare for Thanksgiving with blogger KFC from Barstool Sports."
"Desus and Mero celebrate Thanksgiving by giving thanks for their favorite moments from past episodes of Desus and Mero."
"Desus and Mero discuss Colin Kaepernick's foray into controversial t-shirt wearing. Artist Tony Peralta stops by to talk Washington Heights gentrification."
"Desus and Mero discuss what Mitt Romney ate besides his pride during dinner with Donald Trump. Chris Hayes stops by to talk growing up in the Bronx."
"Desus and Mero discuss Melo's last second shot and Obama's last minute weed endorsement. Model Amina Blue stops by to talk about music video life."
"Desus and Mero make plans to spend Mother's Day with Derek Jeter. Legendary hip hop group The Lox stop by to talk about coming up and staying there."
"Desus watches Mero destroy the Apple Crush challenge. ESPN 's Pablo Torre stops by to name drop Mark Zuckerberg's wife and to teach us the New York way to kill a mouse."
"Desus and Mero join Trump in questioning his intelligence. Immortal Technique sits down to talk about that time he made Lin-Manuel Miranda sing in a garbage can."
"Desus and Mero discuss Kanye's strangest move to date: meeting with Trump. Nick Cannon stops by to dish on why he wasn't invited to his kids' playdate with Beyonce."
"Desus and Mero debate whether or not you should mouth kiss your kids. Willie Geist stops by to talk about interviewing Mick Jagger."
"Mero pleads with Chrissy Teigen to follow him on Twitter again while Desus loses his shit. Comedian Franchesca Ramsey tells us why you should never make white girls cry."
"Desus compliments Mero for his \"butt expertise.\" Garbage Time's Katie Nolan stops by to audition for the newly open position in Fifth Harmony."
"Desus and Mero shout-out the security guard who was way too excited to see the San Diego Chargers Cheerleaders. John Hodgman sits down to throw some shade at the Verizon guy."
"Desus and Mero watch videos that make them never want to book Delta flights to Kentucky. Angie Martinez stops by to try her best to make the guys cry."
"On their last show of 2016, Desus and Mero celebrate the holidays by braving the cold and bros of Santacon."
"Desus & Mero kick off the new year by watching a video of a guy not getting shot for calling a cop a dickhead. Abdullah Saeed stops by to teach the guys how to smoke weed out of a bear's ass."
"Desus reminds Mero that Jeff Sessions is the guy who sees no value in Dominican immigrants. Financial advisor Josh Brown stops by to give some money tips."
"Desus and Mero discuss Barry's powerful farewell speech. NY Times Critic Wesley Morris stops by to talk about the one door his Pulitzer prize has yet to open for him."
"Desus and Mero cancel their L.L. Bean catalog subscription as they mourn the death of a robot monkey. NY Times writer Jenna Wortham talks about turning down an offer."
"Desus and Mero celebrate MLK day with recording artist Jean Grae."
"Desus somehow gets Mero REALLY fired up about Ray Romano. Comedian Neal Brennan talks about his Netflix special, public bathrooms and \"The Pullout Gang.\""
"Desus and Mero debate Nelly vs Drake but agree there's definitely a Trump pee tape. Melissa Harris-Perry discusses tampon earrings and the time she saw Obama at Walgreens."
"Desus asks UFC's Amanda Nunes to give Mero some tips for kicking Ray Romano's ass. Jamali Maddix talks about meeting racists & the calming effect of saying \"White Devil.\""
"Desus & Mero share some alternative facts and play a game of \"F*ck Up a Nazi.\" \"Another Round\" podcast hosts Heben and Tracy talk women's march and b-hole bleaching."
"Soledad O'Brien pleads with the media to stop normalizing white supremacy. Desus & Mero plead with their male viewers to get tested for HPV."
"Desus and Mero watch Sean Spicer stutter through a press conference and Kellyanne bomb at stand-up. Joe Budden talks Trump's wall and invites the guys to his pool party."
"Donald Trump is still talking about the size of his inauguration crowd and Sean Spicer is still tweeting with his butt cheeks. Stevie J tells a Biggie story for the ages."
"Desus and Mero discuss Trump's fears of Muslims and staircases. CC Sabathia talks about throwing 147 pitches in a game and eating two boxes of Cap'n Crunch in one sitting."
"Desus and Mero watch some chimps eat their dead leader's genitals. Former Black Panther Jamal Joseph talks about his memoir and his new film, \"Chapter and Verse.\""
"Desus and Mero check out Barry's vacay pics and watch a cockroach get removed from a girl's skull. BMX rider Nigel Sylvester does the first and last bike trick on set."
"Desus and Mero show us what Mitch McConnell and George Lopez have in common. Hot 97's Nessa joins the debate on mouth kissing your kids and talks vegan farts."
"Desus and Mero trash Ivanka Trump's shoes, freestyle rap Coretta Scott King's name and pay Charles Oakley the respects that the Knicks refuse to."
"Desus and Mero compares Adele's Grammy speech to a typical ending of a Knicks game. Yandy Smith recalls working for Jim Jones when \"Ballin\" dropped."
"Desus and Mero tell Rachel Dolezal and Bill O'Reilly to stay out of black peoples' hair. Run The Jewels talk about the moment they knew their solo days were done."
"Desus and Mero theorize why Mike Pence really calls his wife \"Mother.\" Juelz Santana recalls waking up Cam'ron to meet him and bar fighting with Jim Jones."
"Desus and Mero discuss Bill O'Reilly's harassment suits, thank Jerry Jones for finally being pro-weed and watch a video of a grandma literally getting shit-faced."
"Trump voters worry they'll end up on the wrong side of the wall they voted for. Hari Kondabolu recalls interning for Hillary Clinton and saying no to Chris Rock."
"Desus and Mero help Pepsi understand what they got wrong in their new ad. Guest Angela Rye addresses her epic beatdown on Joe Walsh."
"Trump changes his tune on Syria and Maxine Waters wants O'Reilly in jail. Guest Mack Wilds talks about his new album and how he got on Adele's video for \"Hello.\""
"The Patriots meet Trump without Brady and O'Reilly meets the Pope without a job. Aubrey Plaza stops by to FaceTime Chelsea Peretti for baby gift ideas."
"Obama speaks to Chicago youth about leadership while our nation's leader sends a flurry of angry tweets from his toilet. A$AP Ferg talks fashion and Timb etiquette."
"Shea Moisture and FaceApp compete to see which company can offend the most people of color. Jay Williams tells us why he would never gamble with Michael Jordan."
"Fox News is an equal opportunity discriminator and their boy Jesse Watters defends Ivanka by making a dick joke. Rick Ross talks healthy eating and makes it rain watermelons."
"Trump releases his tax plan on what appears to be a dinner napkin. Chad Johnson talks about his FIFA dominance and encourages Desus to make a baby."
"Fyre Festival was neither fire nor festive and Trump thinks the Civil War was just a big misunderstanding. Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses his new book and movie plot holes."
"Hillary emerges with some tweet inducing shade for Trump while Jeter and A-Rod bond during a terrible interview. Paul Scheer gives the guys shit for shopping at Erewhon."
"To celebrate the 100th episode of Desus and Mero, Morning Joe and Mika get engaged and Tom Colicchio joins the guys for a Chopped Cheese taste test."
"Trump takes his talents to the Middle East for some sword dancing, orb grabbing, and First Lady irritating. NBA'er Enes Kanter explains why Turkey revoked his passport."
"Trump meets the pope, Shaq and Barkley go at it and Ellen grills Nicki Minaj about Nas. Rob Huebel explains why he's banned from Yankee Stadium."
"Trump finally gets to piss off NATO in person and former brain surgeon Ben Carson thinks poverty is a mindset. Larry Wilmore tells us which of his shows he's most proud of."
"Bill Maher drops the N word on his show and Megyn Kelly fails to get Putin to confess on hers. Malcolm Gladwell explains why you shouldn't want your kids to be geniuses."
"Eric and Donald Tump Jr. defend their dad, their business, and their sister. Joy Reid recalls the craziest story she ever covered as a reporter in Florida."
"Trump's intelligence team won't snitch to the Senate and Seinfeld won't give Ke$ha a hug. Sasheer Zamata lists all the other comics she gets confused for."
"Comey calls Trump a liar under oath, McCain forgets which hearing he's at and more bee sex. Ron Funches breaks down his weed intake and his beef with LeBron."
"Melania moves to DC, Barkley goes to fat camp and there's finally a hair tattoo for bald people. Freddie Gibbs talks about being falsely accused and jailed in Austria."
"Trump's cabinet heaps staged praise on their leader, Durant gets his ring and Rodman goes back to North Korea to see his boo. Big Boi unblocks Desus on Twitter."
"Sessions testifies that he has a bad memory and that black women make him nervous. Lizzo talks about performing at Sam Bee's party for Hillary on election night."
"For his birthday, Trump gets an investigation from the FBI and some serious clowning from the Australian PM. French Montana talks his new single and his bowling game."
"Trump's lawyer confirms and denies he's under investigation, Jay Z teases his new song and a man messes with the wrong pig. Baron Ambrosia recalls swimming the Bronx River."
"Desus and Mero bid a fond, \"just in case\" farewell to the Spiceman. Casanova 2X recalls the advice he got from Taxstone and the time he met Jay Z."
"A pro golfer tries to end racism with some tweets and Reverend Al shows off his freakish strength. James Davis talks hanging with Kevin Hart and growing up Hood Adjacent."
"Trump admits he didn't tape Comey and Phil Jackson admits he might ruin the Knicks. Matt Walsh talks living in the apocalypse and refrigerated dog food."
"Joe Budden's got no time for Migos and Trump's blaming Obama for his Russian drama. Bert Kreischer recalls the time Will Smith took him to the movies."
"Drake hosts the NBA Awards and LaVar Ball takes his act to the WWE. Janet Mock talks about her new book and hanging with Oprah."
"The Knicks are free at last from Phil, Melo reunites with Lala and Trump hits on a reporter in the Oval Office. Von Miller talks celebration dances and chicken farming."
"Mika Brzezinski gets so deep under Trump's skin that he angrily tweets about hers. Diddy talks about his career and his new documentary \"Cant' Stop Won't Stop.\""
"Conor McGregor makes a racial joke to prove he isn't racist. Eagles Safety Malcolm Jenkins discusses his criminal justice reform activism."
"Michael Vick offers terrible advice to Colin Kaepernick and Trumpcare dies on the table. Issa Rae talks season 2 of Insecure and #TeamIssa."
"Trump Jr. wants this nightmare to end as bad as we do. Action Bronson talks F*ck That's Delicious and his new album \"Blue Chips 7000.\""
"O.J. takes his talents to the parole board, Trump talks to the failing NY Times and a raccoon takes a hydrant bath in the BX. Matteo Lane talks Grindr and dating in Italy."
"\"The Mooch\" picks up the Spiceman's mic and Kushner kicks off his \"no collusion\" tour. A-Trak talks Fool's Gold and touring with Kanye."
"Trump takes some Boy Scouts to the swamp and Stephen A. spills more tea on Lebron and Kyrie. Spike Jonze talks Frank Ocean and the one prank they couldn't air on Jackass."
"Trump bans trans people from serving in the military he dodged. Vic Mensa talks about his 30-foot fall, tagging in Chicago and his new album \"Autobiography.\""
"Bieber has Jesus fever, The BBC gets a whiff of The Mooch and we got dancing grannies. Jessica Williams talks hanging with J.K. Rowling, Panda Express and her new film."
"Steph clowns Lebron, Mrs. Mooch files for divorce and Chris Christie confronts another angry sports fan. Irv Gotti talks \"Tales\", J-Lo and 50 Cent."
"Down goes The Mooch, Trump's got police brutality jokes and another demon goat video surfaces. DeRay McKesson talks RompHims, Kaepernick and mending fences with Whoopie."
"MJ gives LaVar Ball some fatherly advice and J-Lo and A-Rod take a joy ride. Liza Treyger talks shutting down hecklers and meeting Steve-O."
"Stephen Miller brings his alt right charm to the WH press corps and Ray Lewis offers more confusing advice to Kaepernick. Jay Ellis talks nude scenes and Insecure's rise."
"Trump vacations in New Jersey, Putin fishes topless and Jon Jones chokes out Mero. James Van Der Beek talks playing Diplo and being the original meme."
"Trump's base shrinks and Boosie BadAzz posts a helluva birthday message to his young son. Yvonne Orji talks Insecure, meeting Obama and touring with Chris Rock."
"Trump sees Kim Jong Un's crazy and raises him \"Fire and Fury\", Manafort gets raided and Usher burns his accuser. DJ Clue talks DJ'ing for The Mooch and meeting Michael Jackson."
"European leaders throw shade at Trump while God okays him nuking North Korea. Max Kellerman talks McGregor vs Mayweather and Lebron vs Jordan."
"Nazis send their worst and whitest to Virginia. Joe Mande talks his Netflix special, getting voicemails from Fabolous and tweeting dick pics to Mitch McConnell."
"A CNN panel erupts, a Confederate statue falls and Kim K. fails to get her fans to forgive Jeffree Star's racism. Seth Meyers talks Charlottesville, SNL and roasting Trump."
"Trump tries to convince America that not all Nazis are bad. Rep. Adriano Espaillat explains why he wanted to go to DC and gets introduced to \"I no [email protected]*#ing baby.\""
"A Nazi cries for help and a CA teacher fights to make Nazi punching legal. Angela Rye talks her new podcast, Omarosa and the CNN cafeteria."
"Trump stares down the eclipse and the NYPD raises \"Blue Racism\" awareness. Rachel Nichols explains why athletes shouldn't stick to sports."
"Tucker Carlson praises Trump for staring at the sun and a woman explains how you can get pregnant through the back door. Zane Lowe talks Kanye's impact on his career."
"Trump rambles to his base for 77 minutes at a rally in Phoenix. Russell Peters talks fighting bullies and almost getting to make out with Sofia Vergara."
"James Clapper frets over Trump having nuke codes, a black man marches for the Confederacy and a dog uses a urinal. Esperanza Spalding recalls jamming with Prince."
"Mayweather KOs McGregor, Cardi B. wants Offset to propose and Trump appears to brag about his hurricane size. Rashad Jennings talks dancing, poetry and saving money."
"Trump visits Texas to offer its governor his support and an awkward handshake. The failing NY Times has new dirt on his ties to Russia. Bam Margera discusses his wild past."
"Joel Osteen responds to his twitter shamers and Trump admires the turnout for his hurricane rally. Amin\u00c3\u00a9 talks about his new album, Portland and meeting Malia Obama."
"Master P. has words for Kevin Hart, Jamie Foxx does a mean Stephen A. and Aaron Rodgers kinda has Kaepernick's back. Jermaine Fowler talks family and \"Superior Donuts.\""
"Steve Bannon flexes his jowls on 60 minutes and Jim Carrey stops by Fashion Week to trash it. Danny McBride and Walton Goggins talk Vice Principals."
"Ted Cruz gets caught liking porn, Sergio Dipp takes bad sideline reporting to the next level and I No Fucking Baby lights up at a traffic stop. Jerry Ferrara talks \"Power.\""
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"Schumer, Pelosi and Trump cut a DACA deal over Chinese food and Sarah Huckabee Sanders wants Jemele Hill fired. A$AP Twellvyy talks growing up in The BX."
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"Trump threatens the \"Rocket Man\" at the UN. A mad pooper is on the loose in Colorado. Andra Day talks about her activism and being mentored by Stevie Wonder."
"Russia plays war games at NATO's doorstep. PETA runs up on Gucci Mane. A rhino can't get it up. Adrian Grenier talks about his #stopsucking campaign."
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One of the ways I approach papers/essays is what I call (inside my head) writing in a framework. Basically, here's how it looks:
A few things you might notice:
- The first two lines at the top are the prompt. It's always helpful to keep important things directly in your field of vision, and eliminate the rest.
- I use little tags in brackets (like [CITE] and [EXPAND]). These are, obviously, notes to myself to do what they say. When I put these in the writing, I'm acknowledging that the sentence or paragraph will need some extension later — but the point is that I'm not addressing that yet. I don't want to divert my attention from the flow of ideas to anything else.
The result? In about 45 minutes I have 617 words of the basic frame for my essay. The major flow of ideas is quickly and enjoyably done, now I will go through the references I have gathered and add citations, quotes and expansions.
The point here is to just start writing. This is MILES away from being even the shittiest first draft, but that's the point. The ideas are no longer bouncing around in my head, they're out there, on the screen and ready for expansion.
Not a revolutionary approach, but definitely something I would call a bit out of the ordinary. At the end of the day, it helps me write, and that's what matters.
Side note: The program I took a screenshot of is called OmmWriter. It's useful for anyone who wants to get sucked into the flow of their writing, and the basic version that I use is totally free. I have no connection to the program or its creators outside of enjoying it, just passing info along.


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At this time of year, people are all over the place, often visiting family and friends far from their usual stomping grounds, and they are eager to see birds that are "exotic" for them. The Cape and Islands are entertaining lots of unusual and rare birds as well as ones that are fairly common here but scarce elsewhere in the country. Be assured that over this long holiday break, birders are out in force, scouring the region and enjoying the great outdoors and magnificent scenery that our area offers.
At this time of year, people are all over the place, often visiting family and friends far from their usual stomping grounds, and they are eager to see birds that are "exotic" for them. The Cape and Islands are entertaining lots of unusual and rare birds as well as ones that are fairly common here but scarce elsewhere in the country. Be assured that over this long holiday break, birders are out in force, scouring the region and enjoying the great outdoors and magnificent scenery that our area offers.
Amazingly, this past week on the Outer Cape, it was possible to get a grand slam of North American pelicans. What's wrong with this picture? I can't recall it ever happening before. White pelicans appear sporadically, every few years, and one may hang around, as is the case with a bird that had been feeding in Wellfleet on the Cape Cod Bay side but then moved to Nauset Marsh in Eastham — not far as the pelican flies.
But more unusual are the brown pelicans that arrived on the heels of Hurricane Sandy. It seems a dozen or so brown pelicans, all young birds, were swept northward. They began showing up on the Cape and Islands on Halloween. At least three are still around and were seen flying by various Outer Cape beaches, so when out walking off some turkey keep your eyes peeled. All the pelicans seen so far have been banded. Sadly, two died. One survivor was banded July 27 in coastal North Carolina. This bird is rehabbing at the Cape Wildlife Center in Cummaquid and is doing very well. One that died was banded in coastal Virginia on July 11, 2011. We are waiting to hear where it was fledged from.
Despite a seemingly inhospitable ocean, there is more life in, on and under the waters surrounding the Cape and Islands during this time of year than at any other season.
It seems counterintuitive to suggest that there is more life on and in the water at this season than in midsummer, but that is the truth of it. The reason this is not realized is that most people don't get out on the water in late fall and winter.
It is a very different matter, going out on a boat in midwinter than in the summer months. The only trip on the water made routinely at this time of year is by islanders on the ferries. Most Cape residents rarely visit either Nantucket or the Vineyard. For something different, a ferry ride can be very rewarding if one takes the time to check out what is going on outside the boat. Add that a pair of northern lapwings, rare and distinctive Eurasian plovers, are still on Nantucket, and what further reason could a birder need?
High-speed ferries make no sense for wildlife observation; take the slow boat, and enjoy the ride. A pair of binoculars and a sheltered spot out of the wind will provide a glimpse of what is going on in the marine environment. Proper clothing is essential with gloves and hat.
The less wind there is on deck, the better for observing the surface of either Vineyard or Nantucket sounds. Conversely, when it is really windy, there is a far greater likelihood of seeing pelagic seabirds in the sounds.
Common and red-throated Loons, red-necked and horned grebes, great cormorants, northern gannets, common eiders, three species of scoters, long-tailed ducks, red-breasted mergansers, several species of gulls or more and occasionally those most-entertaining of birds, alcids, may be seen.
Many a ferry crossing on a morning at this time of year can be remarkably productive for both birding and mammal spotting. Best viewing conditions are when the water's surface resembles a mirror and anything rippling the surface stands out, making it is easy to spot. With these kinds of conditions, fantastic looks at groups of razorbills in the water are almost assured. With more wind and choppy seas, there'll be great looks at gannets, kittiwakes, loons and the occasional white-winged gull.
Razorbills are football-sized, black and white alcids. Alcids are the northern hemisphere counterpart of penguins, only they're smaller and have not lost their ability to fly. They are generally hard to see inshore but occasionally will appear in some numbers after northeast storms. Right now, they are occurring in substantial numbers in area waters. Generally when these birds are seen, they are engaged in active feeding.
This means they are underwater, flying around with wings open, chasing small fish. They only surface to breath and are very hard to glimpse.
Until next week — keep your eyes to the sky!
E. Vernon Laux's birding column appears every Saturday in the Cape Cod Times. Laux is the resident naturalist for the Linda Loring Nature Foundation on Nantucket. You can listen to his "Bird News Commentaries" on Wednesdays at 8:35 a.m. and 5:45 p.m. and hear him on "The Point" with Mindy Todd at 9:30 a.m. the second Thursday of the month on the Cape's NPR station, at 90.1, 91.1 or 94.3 FM. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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LA's Jose Villarreal seems to have a flair for the dramatic.
After salvaging a 2-2 draw with the Vancouver Whitecaps last Wednesday on a wicked left-footed strike, the 18-year-old rookie stormed back in the voting to surpass Thierry Henry and capture Week 20's AT&T Goal of the Week.
Down 2-1 on the road, the Galaxy youngster – who was playing in just his second professional game – took a quick feed from Juninho at the top of the box, cut the ball back and fired it into the top corner.
Villarreal secures the fourth AT&T Goal of the Week award for the Galaxy in 2012 – and the second consecutive – after David Beckham won in Weeks 6, 10 and 19. For a complete Goal of the Week archive, click here.
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Not Your Grandma's Sugar Cookies
For the record: these are my Mom's Grandma's cookies. To get the recipe, Mom actually followed her around the kitchen and jotted down her best estimate of the "bit of this and bit of that" that her Grandma used. These cookies are now a family tradition, especially at Christmas. Sometimes with just a little sugar, sometimes with frosting.
Now, Great-Grandma never frosted hers. But she did keep a constant supply in the Turkey Roaster in the pantry. And apparently kept a watchful eye on them. I remember two of her sons discussing it once. They had a system. Johnny would go into the kitchen, get a cookie from the pantry, then go and talk to Great-Grandma. While she was distracted, Hiram would sneak into the pantry, snag three cookies, and meet Johnny behind the house to divvy up the spoils. When Johnny told this story, Dad laughed and said, "She never cared how many I had." To which Johnny responded, "I know."
Where Great-Grandma got the recipe is lost to the mists of time. Possibly it came over on the ship from the Netherlands with her mother. Though the corn syrup probably was a substitution that came up during sugar rationing and just stuck. They were such a part of MY childhood and holiday memories, that this is one of the recipes I've put the most effort into converting to a gluten-free version. Here they are:
1 c. millet flour
1-1/2 c. sweet rice flour
1-1/2 c. potato starch
1-1/2 c. white rice flour
2-1/2 tsp xanthan gum
1 tsp salt
1/2 c. butter
1/2 c. shortening
1 c. sugar
1 c. corn syrup
1 Tbsp white vinegar + enough cream to make 1 c.
1 tsp. baking soda
3 eggs
2 tsp almond extract
In a large bowl, combine flours, xanthan gum and salt. Whisk until well combined.
In the bowl of a stand mixer, cream together butter, shortening, and sugar. Add eggs, 1 at a time. Add corn syrup and beat until combined. Stop and scrape down sides of bowl.
1/4 c. butter
1/2 c. shortening
1 lb. powdered sugar
1/4 c. milk
1 tsp almond extract.
Cream together butter and shortening. Add about 1 c. powdered sugar and beat well. Add extract and a little of the milk. Beat well. Continue to alternate additions of sugar and milk until all sugar is incorporated and frosting is a spreadable consistency. This may require a bit more or less milk. Tint as desired and frost cookies. Allow to dry, then store in an airtight containers. The frosting will remain quite soft, so separate layers with waxed paper.


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Bucs looking to take down region's top seed for first time
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (May 9, 2013) – Twice over its past five NCAA Tournament appearances, the ETSU men's tennis team has walked away with a first-round victory. Both wins came with ETSU slated as the region's No. 3 seed, defeating the No. 2 on a neutral court.
Friday, ETSU (13-6, 7-1 A-Sun) hopes to make program history and take down an NCAA regional host for the first time, when it takes on the No. 16 overall seed, Vanderbilt (16-10, 6-6 SEC). The first-round matchup from the Currey Tennis Center in Nashville is scheduled for 3 p.m., ET.
The NCAA appearance will be ETSU's 11th overall – the first coming in 1999 – and its seventh trip in as many years. Zaatini has led ETSU to nine NCAA berths and each of its two wins. His first time leading the Bucs to an NCAA Tournament as head coach came in 2004, before earning the program's first win in 2008 over Notre Dame. The second victory came in a first-round matchup over Alabama in 2010.
Hoping to lead ETSU on the court to its third NCAA win will be senior Jesus Bandres (Caracas, Venezuela). The All-Atlantic Sun First Team selection was 13-4 on the spring 2013 campaign in No. 1 singles matches, including a record of 2-1 against nationally ranked opponents. He is expected to face another on Friday in Vandy's No. 13 Ryan Lipman who is 18-6 this spring and 15-6 when playing on the top court.
Another A-Sun First Team pick, Rogerio Ribeiro (Sao Paulo, Brazil), will be another key to victory for the Bucs. The A-Sun Tournament MVP was 14-4 on the dual season with all matches coming on court two. He enters Friday on an 11-match winning streak, but will have to do something he has not done all season if he wants to make it 12 and defeat a nationally ranked singles player. Ribeiro is 0-5 in such contests and will more than likely play No. 47 Gonzales Austin, who went 12-7 in the No. 2 spot for the Commodores this season.
The remainder of the ETSU lineup is also expected to remain the same with senior Juan Ramirez (Asuncion, Paraguay) playing on court three, junior Jorge Varon (Valencia, Venezuela) on four, junior Roger Ordeig (Gurb, Spain) on five and redshirt freshman Ricardo Pabon (Bogota, Columbia) rounding out the order. Ramirez and Varon will team at doubles No. 2, while Ordeig and Pabon make up the No. 3 duo.
Vanderbilt will be making its fourth consecutive trip to the big dance and 12th overall. The Commodores are 13-11 all-time in the Tournament, losing to Notre Dame in the first round last year. Entering Friday, VU has lost three of its last four matches, falling at South Carolina and Florida to end the regular season, and being exited from the SEC Tournament by Tennessee.
Illinois and Georgia State get the four-team regional action underway Friday at noon. The two winners compete in the regional final on Saturday at 3 p.m., for a spot in the 16-team NCAA Championships, hosted by the University of Illinois from May 16-27.
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Itzik Rosenblat
Born: January 8, 1914
Warsaw, Poland
Itzik, also known as Izak, was one of three sons born to Yiddish-speaking Jewish parents. When Itzik was a young child his family moved to the city of Radom. Itzik left school when he was 11 to apprentice as a women's tailor. After he apprenticed with several tailors in Radom and Warsaw, he went back to school and earned a tailor's license.
1933-39: In 1938 I married Taube Fishman, the daughter of my first employer, after a 13-year courtship much opposed by her family. We lived in Radom, where I opened my own shop in our apartment on 49 Zeromskiego Street. In July 1939 we had a son, Max. Germany invaded Poland that September and occupied our city on the 8th. The Germans forcibly removed all the Jews from our street. We were left with only the clothes on our backs.
1940-44: Radom's Jewish Council assigned us to a shack, which was later enclosed in a Jewish ghetto. I made clothes for the Germans, who gave me food in return. In 1942 the Germans assigned me and other master tailors to work in an SS shop. One night in August, German soldiers entered the ghetto and started shooting and deporting people. I tried to hide my family in the shop, but we were caught in a roundup and my wife and son were wrenched away from me. I was selected to remain in the ghetto as a forced laborer.
Two years later, Itzik was deported via Auschwitz to the Vaihingen camp where he was liberated by French troops on April 5, 1945. In 1950 he immigrated to the United States.


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Zero Punctuation: Halo: Reach
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Deathmatch? Seriously? The HL1 xp packs were shite though, I'll give you that.
...Yeah. You get my point?
Just saying there are a more Half Life games than Halo ones. I just find it bizarre that Halo is one of the only series that I have come across that has been accused of "milking" the franchise when it has only just reached the 6 game mark.
Like I said, there are much better examples (Mario, Sonic, Metal Gear Solid) but I chose to go for one that he has suggested he likes a lot.
Sometimes I would like to shoot Yahtzee for giving the people of this site the words "generic" and "mediocre" to their dictionaries, especially considering "mediocre" is meaningless in the discussion of how good a game is, and "generic" can very rarely be applied to anything other than clothing and food.
Though I've never been a big fan of the Halo series I've been planning to give this a rent for awhile now. It certainly seems to make enough changes to the formula (like having protagonists with personalities) that I'd probably enjoy it at the time.
Unfortunately it sounds like (and Yahtzee is by no means the only reviewer to point this out) this is yet another Halo game where they built the multiplayer and went "Fuck, now we need to give them something to do when there not teabagging." This is probably just bias on my part as I'm one of those gamers that agree completely that a game must stand on its single player but it really amazes me how little there is to the single player experience in the Halo games. IT makes me think of Goldeneye.
Still, I'll rent it and most likely enjoy it. And now I'm looking forward to the ending.
LEt me make that point more clear. The two films may have been different down to every detail. But I went to see it expecting more of the great story telling and epic battles I got from a new hope.
Mass Effect 1&2 both have great story and epic encounters.
The same can be said for Halo 1-Reach
Lol! meant 10,000 :P
You knew what i meant!
Good review. Nice that he didn't hate it, and I totally agree with him on Multiplayer and how the game should stand up on it's own campaign.
That was actually a reference to his Halo 3 review.
That was surprisingly positive coming from Yahtzee...
I enjoyed the game. I'm not going to say it's the greatest thing ever, but it's enjoyable! And certainly more fun (to me, anyway) than the haven of meta-c*nt-istry that is MW2.
Also, I'm easily distracted by shiny things like jetpacks, and grunts exploding into confetti with a headshot. And also jetpacks.
Am I the only one who laughed my figurative arse off at the imp crashing in on a ghost saying: "Sup y'all niggas"?
I liked Halo: Reach. Played it over at a pal's house and a 1v1v1 match can get pretty damned fun. The powers make it easier to kill good players (I actually won one game because of the armor lock that Yahtzee thinks is crap for some reason), without making the game too easy.
However, I strongly disagree that all games must be able to stand on their single-player content. I would never, ever pay for Modern Warfare 2 if I only had the single-player campaign. The way I see it, the price you pay is for the game. The campaign, multiplayer, customisation screen, theater, dress-up and vibrating cup are just parts that make up the game in its entirety.
I've been calling it Gaylo Reacharound for weeks. It's really fun to do to your Halo fanboy friends. They nerdrage hard.
he....didnt....hate it...........WHAT?
I've got to disagree on the multiplayer argument. When a team's efforts are diverted into more than just the single player that effort deserves some kind of merit (or at least notification of it's existence). Why review something if you're only going to review 20% of it? Oh right, this is Zero Punctuation...Never mind!
well that was a lot better than i expected... kudos yahtzee.
(however i hate you for ruining my campaign experiences from now on because now i can never unimagine the whole "they never freaking fall-off their goddamn fast aircraft even though they're more than half off the edge).
Anti motion-control sentiment FTW.
Me too!
Yes. It. Is.
Wait a second, are you actually saying you played Halo for the story? Really? Because i came in expecting a good story, but i haven't found it. It was simpler than the horrible mishmash that Halo 2 was, but it wasn't good.
A great example of sequel done better is Half-Life 2. New Weapons, new enemies, same enemies in new and refreshing disguise, new gameplay-elements like the gravity-gun, completely different setting and storyline, new characters, more depth, etc.
Halo is missing all that.
It's a Halo game.....and he liked it?!
Well I for one am shocked, I thought he was going to be repulsed by it, but he like's it!!
I like how all the halo haters were expecting him to rip it apart then to fuck there minds he said it was all right haha
Loved Halo Reach, though Yahtzee's main complaint is also mine. Seems Bungie only ever makes characters with personality if their death is near. It happened to Johnson and Miranda, while the quiet, emotionless green super soldier gets to live to take a nap in deep space.
As surprised that I am that Yahtzee somewhat enjoyed this game, I still think it's complete bullshit that he only reviews the single player, treating the multiplayer like it's something that only 13 year olds do and acting like he's better than everyone else because multiplayer is for douche bags. When a development team spends what was likely half of their time and money on a certain aspect of a game, it isn't exactly good reviewing practice to promptly ignore that part in your review because you are "0mg such a h1gh class gaem3r".
Fortunately for Yahtzee, however, the multiplayer in this particular installment is sort of like the single player: better than average, but still pretty meh. It was great in Halo 2 and 3, but I'm tired of it by now and the maps are quite awful.
Seriously, though, "A full price game has to stand up on single player"? That's a load of crap. I liked Gears of War because the multiplayer was dynamic and creative, but it probably has some of the worst single player I've ever seen in a big budget game. Not to mention the full price games out there that are only multiplayer.
And I know someone out there is going to accuse me of being a Halo fanboy, which I guess is fair enough since it's somewhat true. But I'm pretty much over it now, I swear (Just one more time man! Just one more hit/blunt/game of MTG and I swear I'll never do it again!). I was excited when Reach came out, but then didn't have enough money to buy it for myself. I ended up playing it at my friend's houses, and while it was fun, it wasn't worth the hype. Like I said before, (or half said, at any rate; I implied it. Kind of.) this is just a complaint about the completeness of the review: if Yahtzee had actually played the multiplayer, he'd probably have said the same thing he did about the single player, and he would have been totally spot-on.
Once again, this is all opinion. ALL FUCKING OPINION. And oyu're arguing about it as if it's scientific fact.
Zero Punctuation is brilliant, but it brings out by far the worst in the community here. Refer back to my last post in this thread. You guys are behaving like youtube trolls.
I'm very surprised that people are surprised that yathzee didn't completely hate halo reach. Seems like a well made game from what everybody says. I mean his halo three review said the game was mediorce and run of the mill. I think he said that here too but not in those exact words.
Apparantly I must learn what this oni game is.
Well it is a fact that the Halo Franchise is missing some "change".
We all would like an Oni 2 but we must accept that much like Episode 3 it just isn't happening.
Thank you for the sensible review, I was pleasantly surprised that you didn't disembowel, burn, and piss over the game.
Though I do have one thing that is setting off my fanboy rage:
You neglected to mention Forge, firefight, or player customization, all of which can be done without other players.
I'm happy to see that despite him liking the game, the Halo fanboys still found ways to clog the board with their "Waaah waaaah! He didn't praise it enough!" child-like tantrums. Just another day on ZP.
P.S. I repeat: "MULTIPLAYA YO!" has become the 21st century equivalent to the late 90s's "awsum gr4fx". You can roll out anything, but if you hit that one little box on the checklist, all the 12 year old boys of the world will defend your work to the end.
Good video, uninteresting game.
Hopefully it'll be Enslaved next week; haven't played it yet (damn you Friday releases!) but that game screams Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time to me.
Not sure I've ever played or heard of an MMO where you have to do everything with another person
Each game has enough change in it to warrant being called "different". That's good enough for me.
Really, some people (not you or the guy you were arguing with) make me so damn annoyed. They seem to have made it their life's mission to try and destroy any games they don't like (and usually this means "games not made by Valve" on these forums). Do they care that some people don't give a shit about comparing Halo to some old game which supposedly has greater depth and more change, because they've got a positive enough outlook on life to be satisfied with a game which is just fun? No. They will not rest until every person in the world has been utterly convinced that Halo is an abomination and we should all be playing Half-Life, and are convinced that anybody who prefers Halo is a casual dipshit with no taste. It's the very worst kind of fanboyism, and I hate it. I hate it, I hate it, I hate it, and I just wish these people would see reason and stop.
This militant, elitist and extreme fanboyism of Half Life 2 is incidentally why I hate the game and franchise despite never having played it.
He left out a lot of stuff.
Also, best death goes to Emile.
Gay-Lo Reach-Around is actually pretty clever.
Aww thank you. What with the fanboys not being able to cry about his review, I was missing the inevitable child coming in and whining about how we only have the opinions Yahtzee gives us. Yes, words such as "mediocre" are so rare and high-fallutin', it can only have been handed to us without paycheck (for we are all plants) by Yahtzee himself.
My Lord, how do you people even think of these things and not feel embarrassed?
*sigh* That is so precious, I wanna pinch your cheek and give you a toffee.
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For ten years now, Tunisia has been receiving an average € 80 million per annum from the European Union in the form of grants, making the North African country the EU's biggest financial beneficiary. In addition to the € 80 million per annum Tunisia receives a variety of loans that are granted either by the relevant EU institutions or as part of bilateral co-operation between Tunisia and individual Member States.
Tunisia exports 82 per cent of its goods and products to the European Union, its largest sales market.
But it doesn't end there: the lion's share of the annual funds earmarked by the EU for foreign investment are channelled into Tunisia.
That being said, there is more to European-Tunisian relations that just the purely financial. Tourists from the Member States of the EU are the pillars on which the Tunisian tourist industry is built. Over one million Germans and almost as many French citizens visit the country every year.
Tourism brings an average $ 3,000 million into our country every year. The sum of financial transfers from Tunisians living abroad is similarly high. These expatriates, who number about one-tenth of the population of Tunisia, have settled mainly in the Member States of the EU.
In order to complete the picture and in order to be able to evaluate the links between Europe and Tunisia, we need only look at the number of daily flights to and from Tunisia: there are 15 flights per day between Paris and Tunis alone.
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European-Tunisian relations are also characterised by a continuity and stability that is the exception rather than the rule in international relations. And a state that maintains such relations with another state runs the risk of becoming objectively dependent on that state – at least from an economic point of view. But the question of the independence of national decisions has not to date been raised within the European-Tunisian partnership.
In paragraph 3 of the Partnership Agreement, the provision of European aid is pegged to the respect of human rights in accordance with the principles of a state governed by the rule of law. But despite the many dangerous transgressions that have been made in this area, this paragraph has been completely ignored so as to avoid provoking the Tunisian regime.
The European Union is constantly referring to Tunisia as a perfect example of its successful development policy, which is based on the application of reasonable methods and political implementation in the field of education.
The absolutist characteristics of the current system
The aim of this policy is to offer young people a broad and general education in accordance with modern curricula. Further aims are to support the position of women in both family and society in order to promote the equality of the sexes and to deal responsibly with the country's sparse resources. The intention is that these aims will ultimately lead to a positive development of Tunisian society.
But eventually the power of the president was increased and this step gradually eroded all other authority. The president's powers were extended by legislative orders, guaranteeing him immunity before the law. It was exactly these factors that gave the current system its absolutist characteristics.
Elements of a pluralist system such as organisations, parties, and trade unions exist only in theory; in truth there is no such thing as freedom of speech and the media are subject to a strict censorship. The demands for liberalisation, which came increasingly from within state institutions, were nipped in the bud.
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With preparations for another term of office for Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, which was not actually in line with the constitution, the system of domestic political isolation began in 2004. Despite the fact that efforts were made to promote economic and social development since the country's independence, the trend was now towards keeping such development to a minimum.
Social development should instead have taken the form of a graded structure within the system of political power. This system should have been shaped in accordance with the principles of a state governed by the rule of law and should have featured a variety of institutions.
This would have encouraged the development of real pluralism, an effective civil society, and normal political life and allowed the security forces to return to their intended function.
Despite the fact that Tunisia's partners within the EU and even the USA voiced doubts, the pressure they actually exerted was weak and bore no fruit whatsoever. On the contrary – in order to further the development of its model student, the EU continued to provide Tunisia with financial support. This financial aid, which was intended for other purposes, was actually used to fund a dictatorship built on the oppression and discrimination of its people.
The Tunisian elite was disappointed by the contradictory fact that co-operation and partnership with democratic systems had resulted in funding and support for a dictatorial system that met all the requirements of an absolutist system.
Silencing the opposition
It is a precarious contradiction – and one that is very difficult to accept – that a system that relies mainly on financial support from the EU, specifies the degree of its devotion and dependence by financing ghost organisations and parties and allowing certain activities to take place while at the same time accusing the opposition of betraying Tunisia and being dependent on foreign countries because the regime is only willing to enter into dialogue with representatives of institutions in the country that supports the system.
What conclusions may be drawn from the current state of this partnership? It may sound harsh, but is it not strange that the money that was intended to boost Tunisia's economy is being used to exercise political oppression, frustrate the young, and silence the voice of the opposition?
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Sunday, June 29, 2008
Bunco Buns
You need:
1 pkg 24 party rolls (or I used 2 pkgs of 12 dinner rolls)
1/2 stick butter, melted
4 tablespoons poppy seeds
4 tablespoons mustard
4 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
Sliced ham
Swiss cheese
20 comments:
- Stefanie said...
Hi there! I just found your blog the other day and I love your recipes! I'll have to try this one the next time my bunco group gets together!
- June 30, 2008 at 6:34 AM
- Sandra said...
These look yummy.
- July 6, 2008 at 4:48 AM
- Sheree said...
My brother has made these before and they are great, Ive never had the recipe, but I do now. Thanks for posting.
- July 7, 2008 at 4:00 PM
- A Hint of Home said...
I've enjoyed looking at your blog today and all your yummy recipes!
For the Cha Cha Chicken salad do you drain the pineapples? I just wanted to be sure before I try it. Sounds wonderful.
- July 9, 2008 at 1:59 PM
- Michelle said...
Do you just cover these with foil when you cook them?
They sound great and I have company coming this weekend and this is the perfect snack.
- July 10, 2008 at 6:29 AM
- Leah said...
I just have to tell you that Evan LOVES these. He always asks me to make "Little Krystals" for him.
Have you ever had those Chicken Crossaints (basically like Chicken Salad baked in a crescent roll)? He calls those "hot pockets"! HA!
- July 11, 2008 at 7:34 AM
- Christy said...
These are my favorite little sandwiches of all time!! I used to make them all the time but I haven't made them in awhile..guess it's time..I can taste them now!
- September 3, 2008 at 8:25 AM
- Deni said...
I just came across this blog, and now I want spinich dip!!! :)
I'm buying the ingredients to this on todays grocery store trip. Thanks for posting it!
- September 5, 2008 at 12:26 PM
- Laura said...
Oh, I love these! I've never heard the name Bunco Buns before; we always called them Ham & Swiss Rolls. How boring is that?! :)
They are yummy though!!!
- October 4, 2008 at 11:49 AM
- Heather said...
Having these for lunch today, yum!!!
- December 27, 2008 at 9:22 AM
- Maddy said...
I have been following your main blog but found this one tonight. I make many of the things you have listed but can't wait to try the Poppy Seed Chicken!
As for Bunco Buns, I make the exact same recipe but I use King's Hawaiian rolls..they are a little sweet and it makes these sandwiches even better! I plan on taking them to a Super Bowl Party this weekend (by request) and I'll think of you and yours when I make them!
- January 27, 2009 at 12:22 AM
- Katie said...
I've been wanting to make these ever since I saw them on here a while back ago. I'm making them for a potluck tomorrow at church. YUM, Kelly! I can't stay out of them! I had to make myself stop a vicious cycle of "make one, eat one, make one, eat one..."
- February 7, 2009 at 5:47 PM
- Caleb and Ace said...
I have been making these for years and they are always a HUGE hit! I make them with the little Hawaiian rolls and they are so good! They add a little "sweetness"
- February 22, 2009 at 2:52 PM
- dylan said...
We have always called them "Ham-Os" and they are a staple for family get togethers!! Yummmmmy!!
- March 16, 2009 at 12:28 PM
- The Family Lewis said...
I made these this weekend, but I used the Hawaiian Rolls! Yummy! :) Thanks for all of the amazing recipes!
- May 11, 2009 at 9:12 AM
- Journey to Mia Lynn: said...
Yep! We did a church cookbook & this recipe is in it. We too use the Kings Hawaiian Rolls & they are SOOOO yummy! I have made them several times & they are a hit always! Only complaint...usually they are all gone before I get one! :o)
- May 12, 2009 at 1:06 PM
- Raina said...
Heidy ho! I made these for a potluck at work the other day and they were a huge hit. Didn't have a chance to warm them up, but they were still tasty.
- August 22, 2009 at 4:26 PM
- KCsMomma said...
I'm making these Bunco buns this friday for my group!! I can not wait!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
- September 9, 2009 at 4:29 PM
- Vonda Axe said...
Making this tomorrow for Thanksgiving at my Mom's. Yummy!!
- November 20, 2010 at 1:22 PM
- Cheryl said...
I LOVE your blog and if you don't post everyday I get deflated. I'm old enough to be you mom but I love reading of what's happening with the babies. and OH!!!! those recipes are TERRIFIC
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Why? What does "simper circuit" do with how you store a binary data on disk? Also the shader binary is just an array of bytes. Why endianness matter there?Originally Posted by Gedolo