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Gloom, Gloom, Gloom, And Scarce One Ray Of Light
Ruminations of E. L. Godkin and Charles Eliot Norton.
August 1967 | Volume 18, Issue 5
Charles Eliot Norton, like Godkin, interpreted the Spanish-American War and its aftermath as final proof that his early hopes for a special American destiny had been in vain. Amid the popular enthusiasm aroused by early American victories in Cuba and at Manila Bay, he advised students not to enlist (familiar note!) and declared before an audience in Cambridge that the United States had rashly:
hurried into war, and … she who more than any other land was pledged to peace and goodwill on earth, unsheathes her sword, compels a weak and unwilling nation to a fight, rejecting without due consideration her earnest and repeated offers to meet every legitimate demand of the United States. It is a bitter disappointment to the lover of his country; it is a turning-back from the path of civilization to that of barbarism.
Godkin and Norton were among those nineteenth-century idealists who had hoped, like the Puritans of the seventeenth century, that America would be a city set on a hill—a state and civilization that would attract the admiration of and serve as an example to the world. Despite disappointments, these two remarkable men, schooled in the genteel tradition, were never able to resist the lingering hope that America might yet be saved, and they flattered themselves that men such as they might yet create in the distant future a superior civilization in America. In 1902—with Americans in control of Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines—Norton counselled his friends not to give up:
While all the congregation of the children of Israel are wandering in the wilderness of Sin … we, the little remnant of the house of Judah that has escaped, must comfort one another as best we may…we are defeated for the time; but the war is not ended, and we are enlisted for the war.


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Anyone know which skaters are performing at the Rockefeller Center tree lighting and the Bryant Park tree lighting in NYC?
As everyone knows by now who tuned into the Rock Center tree-lighting show last night, there were no skaters and, in fact, the ice rink was covered to make room for spectators. BOO!!!
Same here. For years, they've turned the rink into an iceless stage area that only a handful of people can really view. I've been to the Rock Center tree lighting in person (DH proposed afterwards!) and it's a mob scene. Better to watch on TV, but since they don't have skating, I've lost interest in watching the latest Disney songbirds perform.
Skating would've definitely improved the Rockefeller show. That Jackie Evancho is an amazing singer, so it was great to see and hear her perform. It was strange hearing Al Roker shout HAPPY NEW YEAR as the show was ending. That's Dick Clark's line... in about a month!
awww how neat The carpeting ruins the ice so the early morning session gets cancelled for extra ice maintenance which only makes me resent it more. Not that it mattered this year with the killer rainstorm wednesday morning.
Bryant Park tree lighting article (interview with Michael Weiss): http://web.icenetwork.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20101203&content_id=16247704&vkey=ice_news Photos: http://web.icenetwork.com/gen/photogallery/year_2010/month_12/day_03/cf16247112.html
Disappointing that they didn't feature any skaters at Rockefeller Center , but glad they continue to do it at Bryant Park. Thanks for the article link and pics.

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Railroad Commissioner Recognizes Arlington for Natural Gas Vehicle Use
Texas Railroad Commissioner David Porter will recognize the City of Arlington for its use of natural gas vehicles during a special check presentation on Wednesday, Nov. 13 at 9:00 a.m. in the Arlington City Hall Council Chambers.Currently, the City operates six vehicles on natural gas, and contracts with refuse hauler Republic Waste Services, which operates 39 natural gas trash trucks. Three of the City's six natural gas vehicles are Honda Civics that run on compressed natural gas. These were purchased with a $20,805 grant through the Railroad Commission. While each CNG vehicle cost an additional $6,935 to purchase, the fuel-cost savings over a 10-year period is between $1,000 and $2,000 per vehicle."The cost savings fleets will observe with natural gas vehicles make them a common-sense choice. For public fleets, those savings help taxpayers, as well as their residents, to breathe a little easier," Porter said. "Natural gas is less expensive than gasoline or diesel, and additional federal and local incentives for the purchase of natural gas fuel and natural gas-powered vehicles help make the financial benefits even stronger." Commissioner Porter will make a formal presentation of this grant to the City through the check presentation on Wednesday.Mayor Robert Cluck is appreciative of the honor, recognizing the savings and environmental benefits of natural gas vehicles. "The incentives that allowed the City of Arlington to select natural gas for its vehicles have been crucial," said Mayor Cluck. "We are using the energy we produce in our own region, and our residents have benefited with the new quieter and cleaner running engines."


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Bill i will go with the maybe. Just saying
George W Bush admitted there were no WMD's. Is that good enough for you? For you echo chamber sycophants who frequently brag about the integrity of W: please tell me your impression of how his administration handled those who pointed out that the WMD story was made up of lies. Those lies led to the loss of countless lives both US and foreign including women and children as well as ongoing trillions of dollars; and eventually plunged us into the greatest financial crisis since the great depression.
Remember Joe Wilson was treated like shit then they outed his spy wife Valerie Plame. That jeopardized numerous intel operations & the human operatives. They responded with lies claiming she was not a spy but a clerical worker; and continued with those lies forcing the CIA to reveal for the first time ever the ID of a spy. That is TREASON folks and is far more egregious than the Benghazi raid Or the Dozen Benghazi style raids that occurred on W's watch {which you also give W a pass on} Yet you echo chamber yokels ignore it because Rush or Fox filled you with lies that were easier to swallow than to admit the guilty parties were your beloved Republicans As long as the Politicians know that they have 80% of the voting population as either Republican Sheeple or Democratic sheeple who will look the other way and ignore wrongdoing by their party members and have districts that turn a blind eye to this crap & regularly vote their party incumbents back into office things aren't going to get any better; and it is our own fault FIRE THEM ALL NOW!!!!!!!
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"Luck is the residue of design"- Branch Rickey
I'm not saying we take care of anyone else. I'm saying that given the opportunity to tell the truth, you do it. The only people we are responsible for are the ones we put in harms way.
Do the right thing, not what's best for political gain.
Character is what you do when no one else is watching.
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"Luck is the residue of design"- Branch Rickey
Brad I agree that Bush admitted he was wrong. My problem with W is the timing of his admission He waited until the damage was done & evidence was so overwhelming that it could only be ignored by an idiot. Now if we can just get people like Bill Davis to admit he was wrong, instead of beating the old "liberal MSM is lying" drum
Do you not have a problem with the fact that before Bush admitted he was wrong he ignored the UN inspectors, fabricated stories to promote his march towards an unnecessary and costly war, punished and ridiculed Allies and people like Joe Wilson who dared to question his false "Intelligence" questioned the patriotism of individuals like Max Cleland? How do you think his administration did on the outing of a spy issue? Do you think it was admirable that he gave a pardon to the ultimate scapegoat Scooter Libby after he was convicted? Forgive me if I don't join you in a tribute to the morality of the Republican administration and their leader that preceded the current bunch of crooks!! As long as sheeple exist in large numbers who will ignore treasonous behavior on the part of members of their chosen party, then this Republic is in serious jeopardy
I don't think Bush lied to go to war. I believe he was misled by sketchy intelligence sources. Now Cheney lying is another story. I also believe it is quite plausible that the WMD's believed to be there could have ended up in Syria. I don't know for certain that is true, but at least it is very possible. There is no proof that Bush fabricated stories. Quite frankly, I don't trust the UN either. There is as much political maneuvering in that organization as there is with our politicians.
What I do know for certain is that senior officials in the Obama administration and Obama himself tried to cover up the seriousness of the Bengahzi assault for political gain. Obama told a bold faced lie during the presidential debates, and Clinton and Biden fed the same manure to the parents of those Americans when the bodies of their children were brought back home.
I don't believe for one second that the republicans are any less morally corrupt than the democrats. I believe it is shameful that people displaying such a lack of moral character are allowed to walk free on the streets, let alone govern the most powerful nation on the planet.
Mioaks Southbound Sammy JH
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"Luck is the residue of design"- Branch Rickey
There is a whole back story to the Iraq war, that would make a lot of what happened make sense. I feel it was the wrong decision either way, but I don't waste a lot of tears for Saddam. I think Bush was a terrible president, but I have never questioned his sincerity or patriotism.
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Did we all fail the Tsarnaevs?
One of the most ingenious and effective strategies of the Left on any number of topics is to frame the debate and co-opt the language so effectively that it becomes all but impossible even to discuss the subject honestly.
Take the brothers Tsarnaev, the incendiary end of a Chechen family that in very short time has settled aunts, uncles, sisters and more across the map of North America, from Massachusetts to New Jersey to my own hometown of Toronto. Maybe your town has a Tsarnaev, too: There seems to be no shortage of them, except, oddly, back in Chechnya. The Tsarnaevs' mom, now relocated from Cambridge to Makhachkala in delightful Dagestan, told a news conference the other day that she regrets ever having gotten mixed up with those crazy Yanks: "I would prefer not to have lived in America," she said.
Not, I'm sure, as much as the Richard family would have preferred it. Eight-year-old Martin was killed; his sister lost a leg; and his mother suffered serious brain injuries. What did the Richards and some 200 other families do to deserve having a great big hole blown in their lives? Well, according to the New York Times, they and you bear collective responsibility. Writing on the op-ed page, Marcello Suarez-Orozco, Dean of the UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies, and Carola Suarez-Orozco, a professor at the same institution, began their ruminations thus:
"The alleged involvement of two ethnic Chechen brothers in the deadly attack at the Boston Marathon last week should prompt Americans to reflect on whether we do an adequate job assimilating immigrants who arrive in the United States as children or teenagers."
Maybe. Alternatively, the above opening sentence should "prompt Americans to reflect" on whether whoever's editing America's newspaper of record these days "does an adequate job" in choosing to which pseudo-credentialed experts it farms out its principal analysis on terrorist atrocities. But, if I follow correctly, these UCLA profs are arguing that, when some guys go all Allahu Akbar on you and blow up your marathon, that just shows that you lazy complacent Americans need to work even harder at "assimilating" "immigrants."
After all, Dzhokhar and Tamerlan were raised in Cambridge, Mass., a notorious swamp of redneck bigotry where the two young Chechens no doubt felt "alienated" and "excluded" at being surrounded by NPR-listening liberals, cooing, "Oh, your family's from Chechnya? That's the one next to Slovakia, right? Would you like to come round for a play date and help Jeremiah finish his diversity quilt?" Assimilation is hell.
How hard would it be for Americans to be less inadequate when it comes to assimilating otherwise well-adjusted immigrant children? Let us turn once again to Mrs. Tsarnaev:
"They are going to kill him. I don't care," she told reporters. "My oldest son is killed, so I don't care. I don't care if my youngest son is going to be killed today … I don't care if I am going to get killed, too … and I will say Allahu Akbar!"
You can say it all you want, madam, but everyone knows that "Allahu Akbar" is Arabic for "Nothing to see here." So, once you've cleared the streets of body parts, you inadequate Americans need to re-double your efforts.
There is a stupidity to this, but also a kind of decadence. Until the 1960s, it was assumed by all sovereign states that they had the right to choose which non-nationals were admitted within their borders. Now, to suggest such a thing risks the charge of "nativism," and to propose that, say, Swedes are easier to assimilate than Chechens is to invite cries of "Racist!" So, when the morgues and emergency rooms are piled high, the only discussion acceptable in polite society is to wonder whether those legless Bostonians should have agitated more forcefully for federally mandated after-school assimilationist basketball programs.
As Ma Tsarnaev's effusions suggest, at the sharp end of Islamic imperialism, there's a certain glorying in sacrifice. We're more fatalistic about it: After Maj. Hasan gunned down 13 of his comrades and an unborn baby, Gen. Casey, the Army's chief of staff, assured us that it could have been a whole lot worse:
"What happened at Fort Hood was a tragedy, but I believe it would be an even greater tragedy if our diversity becomes a casualty here."
What happened at Boston was a "tragedy," but it would be an even greater tragedy if there were to be any honest discussion of immigration policy, or Islam, or anything else that matters.
Speaking of glorying in blood, in Philadelphia, the Kermit Gosnell defense rested, without calling either the defendant or any witness to the stand. As I wrote last week, "Doctor" Gosnell is accused of cutting the spinal columns and suctioning out the brains of fully delivered babies. The blogger Pundette listed some questions she would have liked the "doctor" to be asked:
"Why did you chop off and preserve baby hands and feet and display them in jars?"
There seems to be no compelling medical reason for Gosnell's extensive collection, but bottled baby feet certainly make a novelty paperweight or doorstop. "I think we already know the answer," wrote the Pundette. "He enjoyed it."
Unlike the Boston bombings, even the New York Times op-ed team can't figure out a line on this. Better to look away, and ignore the story.
The Washington Examiner's Timothy Carney sat in on a conference call with Dr. Tracy Weitz of the University of California, San Francisco:
"When a procedure that usually involves the collapsing of the skull is done, it's usually done when the fetus is still in the uterus, not when the fetus has been delivered. … So, in terms of thinking about the difference between the way abortion providers who do later abortions in the United States practice, and this particular practice, they are completely worlds apart."
Technically, they're only inches apart. So what's the big deal? The skull is collapsed in order to make it easier to clear the cervix. Once a healthy baby is out on the table and you cut his spinal column, there's no need to suck out his brains and cave in his skull. But "Dr." Gosnell seems to have got a kick out of it, so why not?
We're collapsing our own skulls here – the parameters in which we allow ourselves to think about abortion, welfare, immigration, terrorism, Islam shrink remorselessly, not least at the congressional level. Maybe if we didn't collapse the skulls of so many black babies in Philadelphia, we wouldn't need to import so many excitable young Chechens. But that's thinking outside the box, and the box is getting ever smaller, like a nice, cozy cocoon in which we're always warm and safe. Like – what's the word? – a womb.
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I NEVER left your party last night of anyone asks.
Yeah, I didn't wake up handcuffed to my bed either.
That's like.....u just dangled a sex carrot in front of me then took it away!
by the end of the night two people were passed out at the table, three on the couches, and one in the bathroom. it looked like someone pumped sleeping gas into the middle of a dinner party.
I have visions of guys in cheetah costumes with suits over it pissing on a children how are you
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Ned's friend Mr. Scully is quite elderly and has a different view of life and the world. Mr. Scully's daughter Doris is not close to her father. This is made evident when Ned notices that Doris sends her father the same postcard for three months in a row. Sending her father the same postcard time and time again is an indication of Doris' lack of concern for her father. Doris seems not...
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Six youth-related organizations received checks of slightly more than $110 each at this week's Springfield Township trustees meeting.
The payment was in recognition of the work volunteers from the groups did during the township's Independence Day fireworks celebration last month.
Gary Leasure, of the township park advisory board, said the money came from proceeds or the sale of soft drinks and other items.
The groups that received the checks are the parents' groups from Dorr and Holloway elementary schools, the township's SHAPE program, the Springfield Local Schools' JROTC program, and its band and academic boosters' organization.


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A) I don't think I want to know what that clubhouse carpet smells like today.
B) I wonder how many of the boys showed up today with aching heads – in addition to whatever else was a bit sore.
C) I really feel bad for poor Nick Blackburn because the guys in the field behind him?? definitely a day game roster and I'm sure they were all partying just as hard as the regular starters (if not harder given that they are on average younger) and it's a LOT of BRIGHT sun out there today.
STILL, given all that? what a beautiful day for baseball in MN and the Team and fans alike have a lot to celebrate today. I hope Kris is taking pics and notes and such and can give us a personal account tomorrow.. *hope*
Cleveland | @ | Minnesota |
Brantley, CF | Span, CF | |
Sutton, SS | Casilla, A, SS | |
Choo, RF | Kubel, DH | |
Hafner, DH | Valencia, 3B | |
Duncan, S, LF | Morales, J, 1B | |
Nix, J, 3B | Tolbert, 2B | |
LaPorta, 1B | Revere, LF | |
Valbuena, 2B | Repko, RF | |
Gimenez, C | Butera, C | |
Carrasco, C, P | Blackburn, P |
Cleveland | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 6 | 0 |
Minnesota | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 2 | 0 | x | 5 | 10 | 0 |
This was a game played on pure adrenaline. Yes, it was all the young guys who probably bounce back faster than the more regular guys but still, they all seemed almost hyper-active today – which caused both great plays and some bonehead ones. But they were obviously having fun and brought the bats and finally got around to giving Blackburn's STELLAR outting some run support.
Blackburn earned his 10th win of the season plus had some great fielding plays to top off fantastic pitching. For holding his ground and having a great start even though everyone was probably holding their heads after partying last night, I've gone all out and granted him a baked alaska! Enjoy!
And Jose Morales finally got a start at 1B!!! And he did a REALLY good job! I'm sure he was very nervous but he held his ground, kept his head on his shoulders AND brought his bat to work today! He drove in 3 runs and finally is settled as Cuddyer's back up at 1B just in case. And yay for Cuddy getting a day off. For such a great effort, Morales gets a Dairy Queen ice cream cake!
Plus, just because the "B" lineup did such a good job of not letting this be a giveaway game because the day and situation, they get an all-you-can eat ice cream sundae buffet. Enjoy boys!
But today's BOD, by vote of the chat, was Alexi Casilla. He led the team with energy level for sure and provided a LOT of instigation to keep the boys all moving. He went 3/4 with 2 Runs and a super hot Triple! good job kid!


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Funds From Offshore Oil Production Helps Onshore Projects
CREF funds have been doled out since 1988
SANTA BARBARA,Callif. - Funds collected annually from offshore oil producers are being doled out to a number of non profit groups and those working on coastal projects in Santa Barbara County.
The money goes into what's called the Coastal Resources Enhancement Fund or CREF.
They must be used for projects that offset the oil impacts in coastal waters. They include new trails, bikeways, maritime education and native plant restoration in coastal zones.
Presentations were made to the Board of Supervisors today. A final decision on what to do with the $681,000 will be made in early March.
For a full list of the projects being considered go to :http://www.sbcountyplanning.org/energy/CREF/CREF.asp


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Harrington Comes Back, And Gives Back
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Middle-aged men still get giddy when they see him. One gentleman spotted Harrington at the Minnesota Hockey golf fundraiser this summer. He scurried over quickly to ask for the Miracle on Ice forward's autograph while gleefully recalling his exact location during the Americans' improbable victory over the Soviet Union at Lake Placid during the 1980 Olympics.
Harrington earned the assist on Mike Eruzione's game-winning goal in the semifinal as the U.S. marched on to win the Gold Medal under head coach Herb Brooks.
But "Bah" Harrington's contributions to hockey have gone far beyond providing a memorable moment for every American that witnessed that historic game. He would eventually begin a successful career behind the bench, and now a career working with youth hockey players.
After most recently coaching in Europe the past few years, he's returned to make a big impact in the State of Hockey, once again by helping, teaching and guiding young players.
That's what he needed as a young player, and that's what he wants to give back to the hockey community.
"I think I was a person that needed to learn a lot about hockey to be good at it," Harrington said. "I certainly want to continue to try to give that back to other young players that have goals and aspirations about where they want to play. I can't see myself not being in coaching or teaching players in some fashion."
His current roles are with familiar ties. The Herb Brooks Foundation, in partnership with Flexx Hockey Institute of Training (FHIT) Players, named Harrington the Hockey Director of the Herb Brooks Training Center this past October.
"How do you not bring John Harrington aboard?" Herb Brooks Foundation Executive Director John McClellan said. "This was a no-brainer."
Harrington oversees all Herb Brooks Foundation hockey operations, including Miracle Gold off-season Triple-A development teams, the inner-city Rink Rat program, Herbie's Heroes camps for military families and other newer programs in early planning stages. He also assumes the Director of Hockey Development role with FHIT Players, a hockey advancement and development organization for teams and individuals based in the Herb Brooks Training Center at the National Sports Center's Schwan Super Rink in Blaine.
It's good to be back in Minnesota, where hockey is a part of life.
"It's big. It's popular with the fans and the players and everyone more so than anywhere else," said Harrington, who is also scouting part-time for the Colorado Avalanche. "I was following it overseas, but it wasn't hands-on like I would like it to be."
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Harrington, a Virginia, Minn. native comes with an impressive resume, including coaching experience collected over the past 27 years with many successful programs. He was an assistant coach at the University of Denver and St. Cloud State before taking on the head job at Saint John's University in Collegeville. He helped the Johnnies to a 241-142-31 record in 15 seasons, including five Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) titles and five NCAA tournament appearances.
"I've been fortunate over my career to have played under great coaches but to also coach with good coaches," he said.
Harrington played for Dave Hendrickson in high school and then Dave's brother, Gus, at Minnesota Duluth, where he scored 138 points in 134 games in his four-year college career. There was Brooks, Bob Johnson and Lou Vairo. And when he got into coaching, he worked with Ralph Backstrom at Denver University and Craig Dahl at St. Cloud State.
"I think having that experience, you learn a lot of different ways of doing things," Harrington said. "You learn from all those coaches and you're able to gather ideas and even create new ideas by combining theirs, and then putting your stamp on it as a hockey coach."
In 2008, he became head coach for HC Ambri-Piotta of the Swiss National League. He also coached the Slovenia men's national team and HC Asiago of the Serie A league in Italy.
He and his wife have also had two grandchildren, which was a factor in his decision to return to Minnesota.
"Looking at them on Skype is OK, but it's not like being there," Harrington said of the little ones. "My wife has made some big sacrifices for me and coaching and going overseas was probably the biggest one. It's good to be back around Minnesota."
He's brought the experience back and applied some of the European culture to his teachings, including a stronger emphasis on hockey awareness. With FHIT Players, Harrington oversees the current coaching staff previously in place. Owner and Founder Jason Berg jumped at the chance to hire Harrington.
"The one ingredient FHIT Players missed in the past was a seasoned professional coach who has been around and involved in hockey in almost every aspect possible," Berg said. "It is safe to say John Harrington brings that to the table."
Grow the Game
Harrington's coaching history has long been involved with talented players. His role with the Herb Brooks Foundation is providing him a new perspective on the game by working with the Rink Rat program, run by Janet Marvin. The Rink Rat program provides less-privileged inner-city kids the opportunity to try hockey in a safe environment, all at no cost to the children. The program served more than 750 kids last year – and those numbers are expected to grow.
"I've gotten a chance to play with them first hand. Janet Marvin has done such a great job with those kids," he said. "It's great. You can make a difference in those kids' lives. Hopefully it's something long term, but certainly at that moment where it might be more than just hockey."
"You can talk to these kids about some hockey things and have fun doing that and seeing that joy, but maybe get a chance to talk to them about something else or to impart some life experiences to them. Something they might take and use as a life lesson. I talk to them about hard work and what they could accomplish if they stick with it. You can make a difference in their life instead of making a difference in your own life, which I think a lot of coaches do."
Harrington should know about coaches that make a difference in the lives of hockey players. Look at the ones he had.


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Why would a mod delete a post of a Pokemon?
Was it deemed NSFW?
Was it deemed NSFW?
fade to black caught feelings and was like mommy tell them to stop making fun of meeee
even you have to admit, there was some resemblance. (i think it's the glasses)
it's been bothering me i really need to find the name of that pokemon.


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In no particular order, I have: Marilyn Monroe Elizabeth Taylor Natalie Wood Ingrid Bergman Audrey Hepburn Charlize Theron Lauren Bacall Kate Beckinsale Joan Collins Catherine Zeta Jones
You guys are victims of the Hollywood monopoly and insider contacts which prevent real talent from coming up. Many Bollywood actresses are far better looking.
Two questions: 1. What has talent got to do with being a physical specimen? 2. Since when did Bollywood become immune to insider contacts? BTW, it has been a while since I watched a Bollywood film, but in the couple of Aish films I've seen, it was evident that she cannot act to save her life. By now, she has probably learned the trade enough to be reasonably competent at her roles but Vidya Balan she is not.
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If you guys don't vote for my ex-girlfriend, Halle Berry, you'll be eating knuckle sandwiches soon! Sincerely, Gabriel Aubry
At least someone mentioned a black actress. Not surprising on this board... But, I still don't get how Aubry was the supposed aggressor when he was the one absolutely bludgeoned while the other guy (Oliver whoever), just hurt his hand
Her race was irrelevant to me when she emerged from the sea in Die Another Day...kinda a Deja vu for me from Ursula Andress in Dr. No!
I wouldn't have her as one of the most beautiful, but she's beautiful, and does deserve to be mention.
maybe sureshs has a point....watch Lisa Ray in the film "Water" and then consider whether you've ever seen a more beautiful woman.
She certainly is a candidate for most beautiful actress of all time. http://www.sodahead.com/entertainme...-american-woman-of-all-time/question-1088203/
The italian actress Claudia Cardinale http://www.fanpop.com/clubs/claudia-cardinale/images/21181879/title/claudia-cardinale-photo
As italian, this is my rank, talkin about italian actress 1 Claudia Cardinale 2 Gina Lollobrigida 3 Virna Lisi 4 Sophia Loren 5 Monica Bellucci 6 Ornella Muti 7 Violante Placido 8 Isabella Rossellini 9 Agostina Belli 10 Michaela Ramazzotti
I watched one of the James Bond documentaries and they said most of the Bond's leading ladies (including Sophie Marceau) were French.
You are onto something there Kay is slightly above Christy Canyon but both are great. My list begins with Salma Hayek. That Tea Leoni chic was pretty hot in the 1st bad boys. And the skinemax B movie chic Julie Strain as well. And if I mention Strain shannon tweed aint far behind.
Some really odd names mentioned in this thread... but Jennifer Connelly in the late 80s and nineties was outstanding, classic, knock-out beauty. If I make a top five, but with no order, the other four would be: Debra Paget, Michelle Mercier, Ornella Muti & Sophia Loren.
Veronica Lake A flawed beauty if there ever was.... http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/veronica lake?before=1352924733
Ornella was terrific and Stefania Sandrelli was something Somebody mentioned Silvia Kristel? Like Basinger, not extremely beauty but extremely hot Ah! Jackie Bisset broke many hearts when I was a teen
Great Faye Dunaway There are four women I would never dare to say not Faye Dunaway Ornella Mutti Lauren Bacall Jacqueline Bisset They had that magnetism you just cannot fight against Three hot Bond girls Tanya Roberts Octo***** ( can' t remember name but she was grand) Laura Bach the later was just unbelievable hot...even coming from Russia


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Check out Bernard Levine for full text. I believe assisted opening knives are generally considered not switchblades for legal purposes, however, you're right, that nebulous spring mechanism clause worries me.
Oops, after posting I realized that this should have been posted in the Knife Laws forum. mea culpa
I grew up in Pennsylvania but after college I moved to the DC area for about 20 years before returning to Pittsburgh. Around 1980 I researched the knife laws in Pennsylvania and at that time any knife was legal providing it wasn't being used in "an offensive manner."
It seems that the Pa. Legislature changed the laws in my absence. While in Maryland, I bought my Kershaw assisted opening knife which were sold at knife shops and gun shows. Now I am wondering if I am going astray of the law by carrying my Kershaw.
Pa. prohibits possession of "offensive weapons" and defines them as "any... dagger, knife, razor or cutting instrument, the blade of which is exposed in an automatic way by switch, push-button, spring mechanism, . . ."
On the face, it would seem that my Kershaw falls into that category since it opens with a spring.
Anyone here have any knowledge or experience with Pennsylvania laws?
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Check out Bernard Levine for full text. I believe assisted opening knives are generally considered not switchblades for legal purposes, however, you're right, that nebulous spring mechanism clause worries me.
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Not an attorney, but the term "exposed in an automatic way" is the issue here. The fact that you have to MANUALLY move the blade "should" keep an assisted opener out of the automatic knife definition. My final answer....it depends.
That dork got kicked overboard a minute ago (see http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/sh...=1#post3494604 for details) but he's not the only knife knut in Pennsylvania, so please carry on.
I like your style.
As a former PA resident, but current PA property owner and frequent visitor there, I am interested in the responses also.
Does anyone know about shipping/purchasing laws, also? As in, are there laws against owning or purchasing say, an 8" bowie and getting it shipped into a location within the city?
I EDC a waved Endura which I thought would be legal b/c it's a shade under 4" but if they count the wave as "automatic opening" ....
In the commonwealth of Pennsylvania I am 99% sure you can own any type of knife not matter style, size, opening method etc. Though I don't know the regulations on blade length to be carried. Also because you live in Philadelphia I would check with your local municipality to see the laws regarding owning knives in the vicinity of the city limits.Originally Posted by ThreeWorlds
I wouldn't believe ,though again I am not sure, that the wave feature would be considered an automatic opening method because it can just as easily be opened manually without engage the blade while taking it out of your pocket.Originally Posted by ThreeWorlds
Hope this helps,
I know that my knife is legal to possess, but can anyone tell me about legality of concealed carry? Also, just wondering, what's the status of knife possession for minors? I can't find any of this stuff on google, only the law dealing with automatic knives.
Thanks so much in advance.
Sorry to bring back an older topic, but I have a question that isn't really answered by the law. My girlfriend is moving to Philly over the summer and I want to get her a mini grip before she goes. My question is in two parts:
1) I didn't see a blade length limit for legal carry. The mini grip is just under 3 inches so it should be legal, but I'd like to make sure.
2) The part about unlocking the blade and it opening with a wrist flick sounded dangerously close to how an axis lock works. Does anybody have any idea if that would fly or not?
I'm not dead set on getting her the mini grip, so if it turns out to be too questionable (or outright illegal, you never know) that isn't a problem, there are plenty of other knives that I can get her. I'm just a bit partial to the grips.
Yeah ... I kind of forgot about this thread for a while ... Thanks James for the tips. How does one go about checking with the municipality about knife laws? There is a police station down the street but I'm not sure how well it would go over if I were to walk in and ask them to tell me what are the knife and concealed carry laws for the cityOriginally Posted by nitroice0069
I did google search for laws but while it's fairly easy to find NYC laws online, Philadelphia laws are much harder.
That being said, I know of no reason why a mini-grip would present a problem inside the city limits, provided your GF doesn't go running around opening and closing it, or brandishing it in a threatening manner on the corner of Broad and Market Streets! The key to PA knife law is the term "offensive weapon", although in MANY municipalities and counties there are blade length limits, and I think it may be 3"-4" for a concealed folder in Philly. The bottom line is, unless you are doing something,... well STUPID ... no one is going to bother you for carrying a knife. How would they know first off? Presumably if a knife came into play in a given situation, your GF would be DEFENDING herself correct?
Trust me, Philly cops have MANY more things to worry about instead of trying to hassle someone carrying a legal tool or knife with a 3" blade. In the 7 years I carried concealed in Philly DAILY, I never once had an issue with the Philadelphia Police, and that was during the time when Philadelphia was hardly ever issuing CCW permits, and the rumor was that a CCW permits issued in another county (Montgomery, Bucks, whatever) was "not valid in the city limits."
Thanks marcangel.
The only reason I was concerned was because I live on university campus, and I have heard stories of people being harassed by campus police at other universities about the knives they carry.
That's a different kettle of fish. If your GF is living on campus, and I presume at the University of Penssylvania (since you referred to "university campus") that may present an issue if there are campus regulations regarding knives (and knowing Penn, there probably are)! But you need to find out what any policies are, and whether or not the GF is willing to risk breaking that policy. Unfortunately, the University regs suporcede the city ordinance on campus. They can't arrest you, but they can boot you off campus or possibly even expel you.
I went to Penn for grad school, but thankfully did not live on campus or off campus in West Philly. If I did, I'd be carrying a gun, regs or not. That's a scary place.Originally Posted by marcangel
Not nearly as scary as North Philly (Temple) or Camden (Lourdes and Cooper)!
That's very true. It's funny that Columbia (Harlem) gets such a bad rep when really it's been cleaned up a lot since then 90's and there is actually a lot of interesting culture & life stuff going on there. I think 'Spanish Harlem' still has some problems, but the area around Columbia is SO much safer than West Philly .... which is safer than both North Philly and Camden
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Yggdrasil -> Slackware -> RedHat/Mandrake (can't remember order..) -> Gentoo -> LFS -> Slackware -> Ubuntu/Debian + CentOS @ Work
Yggdrasil -> Slackware -> RedHat/Mandrake (can't remember order..) -> Gentoo -> LFS -> Slackware -> Ubuntu/Debian + CentOS @ Work
Sure, I'll help you by also enabling a controlled password lock, and you will allow me to remote wipe your device when you get laid off. I've no problem supporting you, but it the process and procedures and protocols are in place to mitigate data loss, sorry - your not getting WORK email on your iDevice unless it's company supported, and I put *IT* control on it. Fair?
OK, OK.. I'll bite: But can it run Crysis... and imagine a Beowulf clust... nevermind!
And... that's the whole point of Fedora vs RHEL. This has been discussed everywhere for years.
Users want something free - thats Fedora. OEMs and Vendors want something with long term support and accountability - which costs money. Thats RHEL, which you pay for.
All the companies that switch to CentOS, fine with me - but play nice, and buy at least 1 support contract/license from Red Hat. It's a nice way of saying thanks to the main company doing all the hard work.
They should go back to a freely downloadable, but unsupported version.
It's called Fedora.... Also known as the upstream source for RHEL.
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30 hours! I hope you're joking, Tony. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 12:36am
I've hung out in music trading circles for many years. People often spend many, many hours fixing various issues and "remastering" so they can then distribute the best version of a show or recording... | |
Sun. 6/26/11 12:37am
Joe McG:
God bless 'em! Seems like so much work to me! But then, this program is called Surface Noise. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 12:40am
Some people are even really anal about eliminating that little click between tracks that sometimes shows up when live shows are burned to CD. They will argue up one side and down the other about whether you can hear it or not, and some people won't accept a version of a recorded show where they think there is a faint click at track transitions. Seriously. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 12:42am
(mta) Tony:
Yes Joe, G is correct. As a general rule of thumb, it takes one hour for every minute of music. This album is indeed 33 minutes long, and that coincides perfectly with the general rule regarding remastering. I've remastered many, many albums, so I'm a pro at it, and it can't be done faster while maintaining the same degree of perfection. I can use the computer to automate the procedure, but I do it manually to reduce distortion on segments that don't need filtering. A computer can't tell what's good "noise" from bad noise. A manual job is the only way to get the BEST results. And again, G is right, I have eliminated EVERY single extraneous sound there is. It takes time, but I love music so I don't mind... | |
Sun. 6/26/11 12:42am
Joe B:
One of those two Troggs songs made up their entire set at the record fair one year! | |
Sun. 6/26/11 12:47am
Joe McG:
Hey, Joe, thanks for reminding me about that! | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:05am
Mamie seems to have a lot of complaints about his technique. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:06am
Joe McG:
Guess he needs to work on his stroke. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:06am
Yep. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:06am
Joe McG:
Heh heh. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:09am
(mta) Tony:
Yes Joe, it's funny that although your show is called "Surface Noise," I've spent many thousands of hours removing "noise" from LPs that are unavailable on CD. The noise wasn't put there on the record by the artist(s). It's an inherent deficiency in the media that causes the distortions and weren't intended to be part of the songs. The "surface noise" was something that we all had to endure because we had little choice otherwise. Most have grown accustomed to it, but I always hated it, to the point that I rarely ever bought an album. The result of THAT fact is now I have well over 10,000 factory pressed (official) CDs in my library. There's no excuse anymore to NOT invest in the music! | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:10am
Joe McG:
Wow, Tony, that's some impressive library! | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:21am
(mta) Tony:
Yep, and you won't find a single pop, click, or tick, anywhere. If I remember correctly, you originally were playing 78 r.p.m. records which derived your show name. Though the playing of 78s never fully materialized into the future, you kept the show title nevertheless, am I right? | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:25am
Joe McG:
That's right, Tony. I haven't done a 78 set in a while, I should do one soon. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:28am
Two mono tracks in a row would be "mono a mono". | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:32am
Joe McG:
Hee hee. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:36am
More tambourine! | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:37am
Joe McG:
Hey, fleep! Eh Eh! | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:37am
CD crackling can be either due to cheap crappy media (discs), high burn speed when the disc was created, older playback equipment, more delicate playback equipment, etc. To sort out what the issue is, you need to experiment by trying different things, and see what that tells you... | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:39am
Debbie Harry's ability to miss every single note in that who gives a hoot voice is singular, evening Joe | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:40am
Blondes don't need to hit notes, maybe that's it??? | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:42am
Joe McG:
Not if the blonde is Debbie Harry, as far as I'm concerned! | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:43am
I keep expecting that guy's 'echo' voice to break into "Hey St Peter," or "Walking in the Rain." | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:43am
Sun. 6/26/11 1:43am
(mta) Tony:
Re: the noise of CDRs: No, I'm sorry I don't know the exact reason, cause, or name of the phenomenon, but I HAVE learned how to stop it: The first thing is you've got to get a $300 Plextor CD Writer IF you are going to use your computer to burn discs. If you don't have one of these pro CD burners in your computer, your CDRs will eventually die. When the discs come out after burning, they're so hot, you can hardly touch them. In other words, the data is REALLY burned into the media surface. Cheapo computer bay mounted DVD/CD burners are crap for CDs. The DVDs they make are more reliable than the CDs they make. Next, you must use high-grade blank media. Cheapo media will always eventually die. Mitsumi is probably the best. Finally, if you PRESS the CD label onto the surface of the disc, you will cause the surface to become distorted. I apply labels to all my burned discs, but I don't press them on against the playing surface. They are applied by holding the disc in the air by the outside edge. You cannot press the playing surface against anything. All these things will cause CDRs to eventually fail. My CDRs are guaranteed to last and last. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:47am
Prodigious typing, dude | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:49am
(mta) Tony:
Thanks, Fleep. Yes, I know how to type with my eyes closed at 50 wpm. I type almost as fast as I think. I went to school for it, dude... | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:51am
Minnesota Jeff:
Holy balls, MTA Tony! You are dedicated. So there is no version of "Chameleon" on CD so you were forced to make your own from a Vinyl copy? | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:51am
Did Lyn know Mamie? | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:52am
That fifth and sixth 'again' could lead to chafing | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:53am
I wasn't around yet in the 70s. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:54am
Minnesota Jeff:
Did that bottle of Astroglide just ... talk! | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:55am
I have many hidden talents. Be leeve it. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 1:59am
(mta) Tony:
That is correct, Jeff. That is what I do for my hobby; I restore vinyl albums that haven't been released on CD. I'm the best at it, and I don't mind saying so. I'm "anal" about my work and hobbies. I always do the best I can. That's how I was raised. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 2:19am
All covers, all close harmony duets. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 2:26am
Glad to say I still have my copy of the Rockpile bonus single too. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 2:27am
Joe McG:
I don't know if everyone knows that it came bundled with "Seconds of Pleasure" since you see so many of them around loose. But it did! | |
Sun. 6/26/11 2:34am
(mta) Tony:
Joe, your CDR is fully packaged and will be sent to you on Monday since the post office is closed on Sunday. Enjoix! | |
Sun. 6/26/11 2:39am
Joe McG:
Can't thank you enough, Tony. Far too much effort on your part, but I thank you for it! I'll be sure to air your CD-R on this very show so folks can hear how good it sounds. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 2:47am
(mta) Tony:
Wow, that'll be so cool, Joe! It's really my pleasure. I've been playing it continuously for the past 30 hours, so I know what I'm talking about when I say it's a good album. Weird that it didn't fare better, though. I've enclosed a few copies for others there at fmu. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 2:53am
Thanks for the great show, Joe. | |
Sun. 6/26/11 2:55am
Joe McG:
You bet, 12539. Thanks as always for joining me... | |
Sun. 6/26/11 2:58am
(mta) Tony:
Great last track! | |
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Sennelier is pleased to introduce the newest evolution of its watercolor line. Continuing its traditional color palette used by French Impressionist painters, Sennelier has now expanded the Sennelier Artists' Watercolor line to 98 colors to include more rich darks.
Color Swatches created using heavy application/diluted application and were applied on cold press watercolor paper (150 lb) material.
organic, disazo
Diarylide Yellow is a semi-opaque, moderately staining, intense deep reddish yellow pigment with good tinting strength.
Diarylide Yellow 83 has very good lightfastness and permanence. However, it can fade in tints, so some artists do not consider it suitable as an artists' color. Many other diarylide yellow pigments are reported to have fair to poor lightfastness, and some are completely fugitive. Diarylide Yellow 83 is reputed to be one of the most permanent of the entire group.
Diarylide Yellow has no significant acute hazards, but chronic hazards have not been well studied.
Diarylide Yellow comes from a family of azo pigments called Diarylide. These yellow hued pigments were developed around 1940 and are very important in printing inks.
Benzidine Yellow, Diazo Yellow.
iron(III)-oxide, hydrated
Fe2O3 • H2O
Yellow Ochre provides artists with earthtones from cream to brown. It has good hiding power, produces a quick drying paint, and can be safely mixed with other pigments. Its transparency varies widely from opaque shades to more transparent ones, which are valued for their use as glazes. If gypsum is present, Yellow Ochre is not suitable for frescoing. (See Brown Ochre, PY43.) PY42 is made from synthetic iron oxides. PY43 is made from natural iron oxide.
Yellow Ochre has excellent permanence because ochres are some of the most permanent pigments available.
Yellow Ochre is non-toxic unless it contains manganese.
Ochre comes from the Greek word ochros, meaning pale yellow. It was one of the first pigments to be used by human beings, and evidence of its use has been found at 300,000 year old sites in France and the former Czechoslovakia.
Chamois, Iron Yellow, Mars Orange, Mars Yellow, Minette, Ochre, Sil, Yellow Earth, Yellow Oxide. Varieties of Yellow Ochre include Brown Ochre, Flesh Ochre, Roman Ochre, Spruce Ochre, and Transparent Gold Ochre.
(Zn, Fe)Fe2O4
Zinc Ferrite Brown is a yellowish brown.
Zinc Ferrite Brown has been used in paints and plastics.
Zinc Iron Yellow, Zinc Ferrite
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