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Project Inform's influence was felt, both directly and indirectly, at the 19th International AIDS Conference that took place July 22 to 27 in the nation's capitol. On topics ranging from HIV cure science to pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) to treatment as prevention (TasP) to Hepatitis C advocacy, the day-to-day work of PI is paying off in extraordinary ways. Certainly, our organization doesn't do it alone, but the specific expertise that PI brings to the table helps add urgency and practical power to realize the goal of turning the tide on the epidemic, which was the theme of this year's conference.
Whether presenting at the conference, marching in protest in the streets of Washington, or proving leadership and vision on a day-to-day basis, here's a brief wrap-up of the areas where PI played a role.
HIV Cure Science
At this year's conference, the International AIDS Society (IAS) launched its roadmap to cure research, a strategy for achieving either a sterilizing cure -- where every trace of HIV is removed from the body -- or a functional cure -- where HIV remains in the body, but is kept almost fully in check by the immune system. Project Inform submitted feedback on this proposal in early 2012.
As part of the strategy's launch, IAS held a pre-conference, called "Toward an HIV Cure," where scientists presented the latest available data on methods to measure, understand and perturb the silent hidden reservoir of HIV that is able to reignite the disease when antiretroviral (ARV) therapies is removed, as well as early data helping us understand better what helps a rare group of people called "Elite Controllers" control the virus without ARV drugs. Two particularly promising studies presented at the preconference suggest that several people may have already achieved either a sterilizing or functional cure, but more research is needed.
Project Inform's earlier think tanks on cure research in 2008 and 2011 helped inform the strategy and also attempted to identify methods for speeding the pace of cure research -- some of which have been put in place. This work has also culminated in a partnership, led by the Forum for Collaborative HIV Research that will hopefully soon offer additional concrete steps that can be taken in this regard.
Also tangential to cure research is a set of related questions. First, will people living with HIV be willing to enroll in studies that might cause harm, will almost certainly not cure or perhaps benefit them in anyway, but which might advance the field of cure research? In other words, will people participate for altruistic reasons? While the answer might seem obvious to some, there have been questions about whether people, particularly people with HIV who are recently infected or who are doing exceptionally well on therapy would be willing to take these risks. A second related question is how much risk should people be permitted to take for trials where the primary benefit will be primarily one of altruistic satisfaction.
To help answer these questions, Project Inform's David Evans, along with Houston activist, Nelson Vergel, fielded a survey earlier this year. Evans presented some of the data from this study at the conference. The survey results will be published in full in the near future, but in short, Evans and Vergel found a high degree of willingness on the part of people with HIV to enroll in studies for purely altruistic reasons and that even recently diagnosed individuals were willing to do so. PI, in partnership with researchers in Seattle, hope to field a second study soon to explore this question more deeply with a more diverse group of individuals in the United States, and to also help answer the second question about the ethics of altruism and risk. These efforts will also be harmonized with activists working in other countries in Europe and in Australia.
Project Inform's efforts to support the FDA approval of tenofovir disoproxil fumarate (TDF) + emtricitabine (FTC) for PrEP have resulted in a sea change in attitudes internationally towards PrEP. Even countries that once expressed severe skepticism about PrEP have softened in their attitudes toward this promising strategy, whereby HIV negative individuals take HIV drugs to prevent them from becoming infected with the virus. Subsequent to the FDA's approval of TDF+FTC for PrEP, the World Health Organization and a group of South African medical policy makers offered guidance on PrEP and suggested that it be made available through demonstration projects to individuals at high risk of HIV infection globally.
Project Inform cooperated in the development of a session held at the conference to explore how PrEP may be implemented globally. Though the panelists -- who represented South Africa, Uganda, the United States and Brazil -- remarked on the tremendous hurdles involved in making PrEP accessible to those who need it most, all felt it could be an incredibly promising targeted intervention and that efforts should be undertaken to understand not only how best to use it, but also how to identify and mobilize resources to make it available where it can do the most good.
Treatment as Prevention (TasP)
Project Inform has previously played a leading roll in the creation and adoption of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy and continues to work toward implementing the goals set out in the strategy to ensure escalated efforts to get people tested and to offer those who test positive access to antiretroviral therapy and health care. Project Inform's tireless advocacy for full implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), a.k.a. "Obamacare," acts as a center point to these efforts in the United States. Additionally, Project Inform is actively engaged in projects aimed at using novel methods to help ensure that when a person is diagnosed with HIV, they are adequately linked to health care and that they remain engaged in that care.
These efforts not only preserve the health and lives of the expanded number of people with HIV who are linked to and retained in affordable HIV care, they may also significantly contribute to lowering the number of new HIV infections in the United States, as research shows that people who access care and treatment will be far less likely to pass on HIV to others due to the adoption of safer sex behaviors and the substantial reduction in risk of passing on HIV due to control of the virus by ARV therapy, what we are calling "treatment as prevention" or "TasP."
TasP was a hot topic of exploration at the conference and in every session devoted to looking at TasP's potential within the United States, the impact of the ACA and the need for increased effort to link and retain people in HIV care were center stage.
Health Care Reform in the U.S. (The Affordable Care Act)
The United States is the only developed country lacking some type of national health system. The passage and implementation of the ACA marks a turning point in health care for all Americans, including people with HIV. For the first time, most people with HIV will have access to affordable, secure health care regardless of disability status or income.
Health care reform is a cornerstone of the efforts to reach the goals of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy. Unfortunately, it has also been the target of many opponents challenging the law and its provisions legally and through the political process. Effective implementation remains a challenge for people with HIV and their advocates. Project Inform has been a leader in the passage of the law, defense of health care reform and the programs that people with HIV depend on, and implementation efforts that serve the needs of people with HIV.
Project Inform with its partners founded and maintains www.hivhealthreform.org offering information on HIV and health care reform and monthly webinars focused on implementation and community preparation for health care reform.
Hepatitis C Research and Advocacy
Several sessions at the conference focused on expanding hepatitis C virus (HCV) testing and access to care, two efforts about which Project Inform is deeply engaged. Despite the relative wealth of the United States, the vast majority of those infected with HCV infection in this country remain undiagnosed. What's more, HCV care and treatment often requires access to diagnostic tests and support services that are outside of the reach of many individuals who do know their status. Lastly, current and former drug users require a level of culturally competent care that is in vastly limited supply, as well as a government that is overtly hostile to them, recently made obvious through the reinstatement of a ban on syringe exchange, along with stepped up efforts by law enforcement to prosecute drug users.
Though circumstances are much worse in some parts of the world for people at risk for or infected with hepatitis C -- this is particularly true in Russia and other former Soviet countries, South East Asia and the Middle East -- there is overlap, particularly in the area of stigma and access to care, and Project Inform's policy efforts in this regard, and the experience of helping launch the 877-HELP-4-HEP helpline (with four other hepatitis C serving agencies), may offer models that others can follow.


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St. Matthias is a busy place! Our sanctuary and parish hall are in use almost everyday of the week. Here are the events that regularly happen. If you have questions about a specific event, please call the office.
8 am Holy Eucharist, Rite II. This is a quiet service, with no music.
8 am - TodayLight, a group of parishioners who meet early for Sunday School.
9 am Breakfast, followed by Sunday School for all
10:30 am Holy Eucharist, Rite II. Traditional service.
6 pm - Al-Anon
8 pm - AA
10 am - AA
7:30 am Prayer Breakfast
9 am - Tai Chi
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Added indoor lap swimming mode, recording distance/speed/strokes
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Works well in an automobile and on the trails
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Eric Reid necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 58 diseños de 13 diseñadores freelance.
Strawman Studios
We are a brand new iPhone development company. We are developing casual games for the iPhone/iPod touch and we need a logo/brand that will stand out, but not be too overwhelming.
The major use of the logo will be website branding and for splash screens on the games. I don't anticipate it being used for small application icons. We'll be holding additional contests for those when the time comes.
Use your creativity! Incorporate the company name into the design somehow.
I'd also like "straw"/"strawman" incorporated somehow. Obvious general ideas are a man made of straw (e.g. a scarecrow, although not exactly like the Wizard of Oz one), a farmer sitting on straw bales, someone chewing on a piece of straw. Maybe even drinking straws, if you've got a good concept around that.
I really like the logo for http://backflipstudios.com/, if that gives you an idea of what I'm going for. Nothing too complicated, but that is memorable and sticks out a bit.
Ideally, the logo could be used in silhouette form, like on a t-shirt, and still be recognizable, with or without the company name.
UPDATE: I found a concept that I like, and I've attached the image that I found. Obviously, it doesn't work as is, since the strawman is crossed out. It was originally at http://www.treppenwitz.com/2005/11/…_fair.html. I like that the character is completely made of straw, rather than having a head made of something else (like a pumpkin).
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GroupM Plans to Ditch Open Ad Exchanges
WPP's media buying unit GroupM will stop buying online ads from open ad exchanges entirely by the end of the year, according to its chief digital investment officer, Ari Bluman.
Open ad exchanges are the automated online marketplaces through which large quantities of digital ads are now sold. They are designed to provide marketers with an easy way to purchase advertising across a wide range of websites, as opposed to striking deals directly with multiple publishers individually.
But according to Mr. Bluman, GroupM is concerned about the quality of ad inventory that's available in these marketplaces, and the lack of transparency they provide. As a result, the agency group now aims to buy ads directly from publishers and media companies only, although it will still do so using automated buying technologies commonly referred to as "private" exchanges.
"We spend a lot of money and our clients are large. With GroupM's level of spending we can get everything we want right from publishers. Instead of buying through an exchange we can just buy it from the source," Mr. Bluman told CMO Today. He first mentioned the plan during a recent interview with digital video site Beet.tv.
GroupM's decision could affect the wider online advertising ecosystem. The unit is widely considered the largest ad buyer in the world in terms of dollars spent.
The decision was driven by a range of factors, Mr. Bluman said, including concerns about the level of ad fraud associated with exchanges, and the commission fees GroupM has to pay both exchanges and other middle men when it doesn't buy directly from publishers. Even though ads purchased through open exchanges are sometimes very cheap, the cost savings are regularly negated by quality issues, he explained.
"There's a lot driving this, but overall accountability is a big factor. If the stats are right and 30% of traffic in exchanges is fraudulent and 50% of ads are not viewed, then ad rates are irrelevant because anything is too much," Mr. Bluman said, adding, "We're looking at accountability overall. It's one big massive cleanup for us."
GroupM isn't the only WPP unit that says it's veering away from open exchanges. Xaxis, a division of the holding company that specializes in targeting ads to specific consumers on behalf of GroupM and other companies, said it plans to take a similar approach. Currently Xaxis still purchases ads through exchanges for some of its campaigns, but it's hoping to rely on them less by striking more deals directly with media owners.
"We share [Mr. Bluman's] views. We believe our clients should sit above the open exchanges," said Brian Gleason, managing director of Xaxis's North American operations. "GroupM is making this announcement, but we've been moving towards this for three years. For us it's about taking advantage of technology but doing so in a controlled and protected environment," he added.
Xaxis also resells advertising to GroupM agencies, however, so GroupM agencies could wind up purchasing ads sourced from exchanges if and when they buy from Xaxis.
But long-term both GroupM and Xaxis said they believe direct relationships with publishers are preferential for clients, and could end up putting more ad dollars in publishers' pockets.
"We think we can gain back some efficiency this way. We don't need middlemen as much as there are middlemen. If private deals take some of those players out of the game then more money ends up with the publisher," Mr. Bluman said.
In the interim, however, GroupM must go through the complicated task of integrating its buying technologies with hundreds of publishers in an attempt to make its vision a reality.
"It will take several hundred deals for this to happen, but we're on the way," Mr. Bluman concluded. "I don't see many holes in our thinking here. There's no brand we work with that's looking at [open exchange inventory] and saying 'oh my God, what will I do without that?"


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Reusable tote bags have become popular in our community, and they serve as an eco-friendly, trendy way to transport groceries. But, they might be getting you sick.
Cross-contamination occurs when disease-causing bacteria are transferred from one food to another. Reusable totes make it simple for bacteria from raw foods to contaminate produce and other ready-to-eat foods.
Most of us have at least one reusable grocery tote that we use. When was the last time you washed it? A recent study by Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and ConAgra Foods identified that only 15 percent of us regularly clean our eco-friendly bags. This could create a breeding zone for many harmful bacteria.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says food-borne illnesses cause an estimated 76 million illnesses, 325,000 hospitalizations and 5,000 deaths in the U.S. each year. A mix of warm temperatures and time can allow pathogens to double every 20 minutes. For example, 300 pathogens, such as E. coli, staph or listeria, over the course of four hours at room temperature or greater can multiply to 28,000 bacteria. Using insulated bags for perishables can certainly keep the temperature of frozen and refrigerated products cooler longer.
Here are some tips to prevent bacteria growth and cross-contamination in reusable bags.
Wash the bags regularly to eliminate bacteria. Do it in the washing machine or by hand and use hot, soapy water. Also remove the cardboard base and wash it with a chlorine wipe.
Designate color-specific totes for food groups, such as red for raw meats, green for produce, and blue for cooked meats and cheese. Use miscellaneous colored-bags for dry goods.
Put your bags in your grocery cart and then load items directly into them. Then place the bags on the conveyor belt when you checkout. Besides preventing cross contamination, youll spend less money on groceries because your confine goods to a bag.
Before putting meat, poultry and seafood into the reusable bags, divide them by type into separate plastic bags. This prevents their juices from leaking and contaminating your reusable bags.
Clean and disinfect any areas where you place your bags, such as kitchen counters or table, to reduce cross-contamination. Wipe counters before you put the bags on them and again after you remove them. Because kitchens have more bacteria than the typical bathroom, clean dishcloths and sponges regularly. Wash and dry dishclothes in your machines. Put sponges in your dishwasher. You can also put damp dishclothes and sponges in your microwave for 60 seconds. This helps kill harmful bacteria.
Store your reusable bags in a clean, dry location. Avoid leaving them in the trunk of your car.
Aside from being environmentally conscious, there are many benefits with reusable bags. Bags dont tear as easily, they are easier to stack in your car
In addition to experiencing fewer ripped bags, easier bag-stacking in the car and putting more groceries in fewer containers, you can feel that little win just by remembering to take totes into the grocery store on that bi-weekly shopping trip.
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A Mountain View CA hotel near California's Great America – Holiday Inn Express Mountain View South Palo Alto
This Mountain View, CA hotel is located in the heart of Silicon Valley, near U.S. Route 101, Interstate 280 and State Routes 85 and 237. The Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport is only 10 miles away. Area transit including The Castro Street Light Rail Station, CalTrain Station and Santa Clara County are also close by.
We are minutes from California's Great America, Moffett Field, Stanford University, Stanford University Medical Center, El Camino Hospital, St. Jude Children's Hospital, Foothill College, the Winchester Mystery House, Shoreline Amphitheatre at Mountain View, and NASA Ames Research Center.
Area businesses include Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, Hewlett Packard, Lockheed Martin and Microsoft. Visitors will enjoy browsing shops at the nearby Stanford Shopping Center. A wide variety of restaurants and cocktail lounges are located in the downtown area two blocks away.
Our hotel is designed for travelers who require the latest in comfort with complimentary HSIA and Ethernet connectivity, 42 in LED SMART Wi-Fi Satellite TV with over 100 HD channels including HBO to help you feel at home in any one of our well appointed guest rooms.
We look forward to meeting all of your lodging needs when your business or pleasure travels bring you to the Mountain View area and Sana Clara County.
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In our fitness center we offer a treadmill, an elliptical machine, recumbant bike and HEX dumbbell rack. We will also be providing a 40 Inch LED television in the fitness room with access to over 100 HD channels.
Hours of Operation: 5:30 AM to 11:00 PM
Fitness Center Type: LIMITED
Last Renovation of Fitness Center Equipment: 2014
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- Number of Floors: 3
- Total Number of Rooms: 46
- Number of Suites: 2
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I admired the lives they lead. Growing their own produce. Raising their own livestock. Working together as a community. Finding the happy in all the recent sadness.
Every plant is used from root to leaf tip. Every garden follows principles of organic gardening, companion planting and permaculture. Every animal has a place and purpose. Every person a role.
It isn't an easy life. It is manual labour of the back breaking kind. But there is beauty in the simplicity of it. Work to eat. Eat to live. Live to die.
Religion underpins the culture and the sense of completeness these lovely people have. They pray, they pay homage, they look for signs. God is everywhere in Bali. In the festivals. In the language. In the food that they eat.
I was struck by the lack of technology. The lack of obseity. The lack of processed foods.
I was impressed by the re-purposing and re-using (101 ways with bamboo anyone?) and the simple and sustainable cooking practices they have.
It is ironic, don't you think, that there are movements in first world countries to go 'back' to sustainability? We had it, but we lost it. Sure, improvements in healthcare, water purity and safety have made our societies better places to be in. But the 'improvements' are not necessarily all that.
The Balinese seek what we have. Technology. Processed food. White-collar work. They want an 'easier' life. Working 9-5 behind a desk is definitely 'easier' than farming rice in a paddy field all day in the boiling sun, raging winds and torrential rains. But what do you have to give up for this 21st Century life?
How many cars is too many? How much lack of connectivity is too much? How much money is enough?
The grass is always greener isn't it? There is so much to be learned (remembered?) from places like Bali. I wish I had had more time to spend there to gather more insights.


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During the Diwali holidays, the kiddos had off almost a week of school. So, us and some of our friends went on a getaway! We went just a little outside of the city to another state and stayed at a fun resort. Look at the view from our room! Fun hunh?
Aashini and Diya got to play a lot with their buddies Sanjana and Sandeep :)
The kiddos had a great time on the outside play area :)
The boys spent most of their time playing sports! haha! They played Badminton (pictured below), Tennis, Water Polo and Cricket at any chance they got! :) They played ALL day long! haha!
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Every night, we all went to the boys' room and played games! We stayed up late playing tons of games!! It was fun :)
Adam and the kiddos racing on Diwali morning :)
Diya and Deepa at the fun playground :)
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My hat is off to Keane Bhatt, NACLA blogger and occasional Extra! contributor, for his tireless efforts to prod one of the United States' most prestigious media outlets to live up to their professed standards of accuracy. The outlet is the New Yorker, a magazine whose name is practically synonymous with factchecking. It's a tradition there; they brag about how seriously they take checking the facts.
Which makes you wonder how Keane was able to find the glaring, major errors in the New Yorker's recent coverage of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, all perpetrated by longtime contributor Jon Lee Anderson.
First, in an online piece (10/7/12) previewing the 2012 Venezuelan presidential elections (originally titled "The End of Chavez?" but renamed "Chavez the Survivor" after Chavez won by a 10 percentage point margin), Anderson asserted that "Venezuela leads Latin America in homicides." Actually, as can be easily ascertained, Venezuela has half the homicide rate of Honduras, and is below El Salvador as well.
Still, it is true that Venezuela has a high murder rate, even if it's not the highest. And the online editors did post a correction when Keane brought the mistake to their attention (NACLA, 10/8/12). That is, more than a month after Keane brought it to their attention–and after Anderson admitted it needed to be corrected.
Then came Anderson's massive 11,000-word piece in the print edition, "Slumlord: What Has Hugo Chavez Wrought in Venezuela" (1/28/13–subscription required), which claimed that Chavez was intent on "preventing a coup like the one that put him in office."
No. Chavez had earlier led an attempt to overthrow the Venezuelan government in 1992, in the wake of government massacres that had killed hundreds if not thousands of protesters. The coup failed and Chavez was imprisoned; he was released by a new government after the president he tried to overthrow was impeached. Chavez ended up coming into office in 1998 in the usual way, via an election, which he won with 56 percent of the vote.
By asserting that Chavez took power through violence, Anderson seems to be trying to call into question the legitimacy of Chavez's tenure in office. But what he's really doing is casting doubt on the legitimacy of the New Yorker's reporting and factchecking process. How do you write 11,000 words on a political figure without knowing how they got to their position? It's like writing a long profile on Gerald Ford that refers to that time when he was elected president.
And how does a libel like that get through the magazine's vaunted factchecking process? One begins to suspect that, as with most of the corporate media, the New Yorker has a different standard when it comes to accusations against an official enemy.
The magazine did correct this mistake as well, again after Keane brought it to public attention. Here's how Anderson acknowledged he was wrong (Twitter, 3/20/13): "U r right. Now being fixed. Thx x pting out. Not intentional, obv; fctcking errors. U may stop vilifying me now." Charming.
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But in the meantime, the magazine's website (3/5/13) had published Anderson's commentary after Chavez's death, which asserted that in some ways Chavez left behind "the same Venezuela as ever: one of the world's most oil-rich but socially unequal countries."
This is wrong in two important ways: One, Venezuela is not particularly unequal in global terms, and is the least inegalitarian country in Latin America; and two, inequality decreased remarkably under Chavez.
This error the New Yorker has so far refused to correct. In correspondence with Keane, the magazine has maintained, improbably enough, that the passage should be construed as meaning that Venezuela is one of the world's most oil-rich-but-socially-unequal countries; in other words, that it's one of the most unequal oil-rich countries. I don't think that's how an English-language speaker would actually parse that phrase, but it doesn't matter: Venezuela is not particularly unequal even if you look only at countries with a lot of oil.
For his part, Anderson defends himself by saying (Twitter, 3/21/13), "I do my own reporting, and form own impressions." Really? Did the New Yorker's factcheckers accept that when you cited that as your source? Does factchecking at the New Yorker really consist of confirming that writers actually claim to have the "impressions" that they write about having? Hard to see why you'd need much of a factchecking staff to do that.
This is the exact opposite of a trivial error; inequality is one of the defining issues of our time. In the United States, over the past 30 years, the share of income going to the top 1 percent has soared, while the income share for the bottom 80 percent has fallen. The increasing concentration of wealth can be blamed for virtually every domestic problem we have, from economic stagnation to the debt crisis to unaffordable healthcare to educational disparities. And it's not just a U.S. problem: As some recalled at the death of Margaret Thatcher, inequality has risen sharply in Britain as well.
Meanwhile, in Venezuela–and Latin America in general, particularly in countries that have followed Venezuela's policy lead–inequality has decreased dramatically. Not according to Anderson's "impressions," but according to economists who make a serious study of these things. (This is, by the way, why Chavez was hated so much by upper-class Venezuelans–including the journalists and academics whose point of view dominates Anderson's reporting: Few people enjoy seeing their standard of living decline, even relatively.)
How does the New Yorker deal with this remarkable fact? Through denial. By pretending that Chavez has not, in fact, done anything to alleviate inequality, and by pretending that is one of the reasons one should reject him. It's a neat trick.
Venezuelans likely don't read the New Yorker much, and in any case can form their own judgment of Chavez's policies. In the United States, we have no comparable movement to reverse the devastating shift of wealth to the wealthiest–and we desperately need one. In other words, we need the New Yorker to get the facts right about Chavez–not for Chavez, but for us.
You can write to New Yorker editor David Remnick at email@example.com and ask him to prove that factchecking at his magazine is more than just branding by issuing a long overdue correction.


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Queen's Park Rangers must decide on Tuesday whether or not to appeal Joey Barton's red card to the Football Association, who could yet take disciplinary action themselves against the club for post-match comments.
Barton had given Rangers an early lead at Loftus Road on Monday, before then getting involved in a tussle with Bradley Johnson, and appearing to headbutt the Norwich midfielder.
Initially, play had continued before eventually referee Neil Swarbrick consulted his assistant on the near side, and then produced a red card. Norwich went on to win through goals from Anthony Pilkington and Steve Morison, which leaves QPR just above the relegation zone.
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Good on you, Dan Savage, I thought at the time. At the same time, I felt a twinge of guilt. These people are speaking up, I thought. I could speak up too. I'm not famous, but I do have venues in which to write. I have never been gay, but I have been a teenager. Given my life experiences, I cannot help but see the situation as "a corollary of a deeper theorem," as a mathematician might say. I know something about bullying in school. I also know something about bullying at home.
There's a scene in the anti-Vietnam war documentary Hearts and Minds where Daniel Ellsberg describes being in the office of Defense Secretary Robert McNamara - his boss at the time - during a demonstration at the Pentagon against the Vietnam War. McNamara and Ellsberg go to the office window and look out on the demonstrators, and Ellsberg thinks to himself, "Those people are following their consciences. What would happen if I followed mine?" Which Ellsberg then proceeded to do, leaking the Pentagon Papers to the New York Times, revealing that U.S. officials knew the war was unwinnable, even as they sent more U.S. troops to die. (Do you think that might be happening today in Afghanistan?)
When Dan Savage organized "It Gets Better," I had a kind of Dan Ellsberg moment: these people are speaking up, I could speak up too. But everything I want to say about this involves my mother in some way, especially the present story; and she was still alive, and I was not yet ready to tell the story in public. I didn't want to embarrass my mother.
My mother passed away in March.
I ran away from home when I was sixteen. The immediate catalyst for my action was the fact that my father hit my mother.
The logic of this might not be intuitive to the reader. But at the time, it was ironclad for me; I could not see anything else. Until that time, while there had been a lot of conflict and violence in the house, I had always believed that there was a boundary, and therefore that the situation could be endured. My father had regularly hit me; my parents had endlessly screamed at each other; my mother had threatened my father with divorce a thousand times; they had broken plates many times at the dinner table; my father was an endless fountain of emotional and psychological abuse. That was all unpleasant enough. But while that was enough to make my head want to explode, I never had a visible bruise; there had been no blood shed; I never had to go to the hospital. And as far as I knew, my father had never hit my mother.
That last fact in particular represented for me proof of the belief that there was a limit, that there was a boundary, and that therefore I was "safe enough," and that the situation was tolerable. When that "rule" was broken, my immediate, inescapable, instinctive conclusion was: "There are no rules anymore. Anything could happen. Time to run."
I put some clothes and a book in a knapsack, grabbed my sleeping bag, and went to Eric's house. Eric's mom was quite cool about it. It seemed that she had been briefed, perhaps by Eric, maybe she had had a conversation with my mother: there was a Situation. I had told my mother I was going to stay at Eric's. That was not so unusual. But this was just step one of what I had in mind. Step two I hadn't even told Eric.
I had been thinking about running away since I was about four. I would like be able to say that I had been "planning" to run away since I was four, but I figure that if you "plan" to do something for twelve years, then after twelve years, you should have something that you can credibly call a "plan." I did not have a plan. I had a "concept."
I hate camping. I don't know anything about wilderness survival. I don't know how to build a fire, how to catch a fish, or which berries you can eat and which ones are poisonous. I'm all for other people learning and doing those things and getting enjoyment from them. But they never held any interest for me. This was a strong deterrent against hitting the road.
I did have a concept. I thought, maybe I could find a nice family somewhere with school-age children who need help with math. I could tutor the children in math in exchange for room and board.
How was I going to find this family? Al Gore hadn't invented the Internet yet. There was no Craigslist. This was the big gap between having a "concept" and having a "plan."
I did have some money saved. I had a savings account; I had had a paper route; I never spent any money; any small amount of money I managed to get my hands on, I put it in the savings account and left it there. This was the only way I can say I had concretely prepared for running away: socking away whatever money I could. And, I figured, the longer I can wait, the better off I'll be: I'll be older, and I'll have more money; if I can hang on long enough, I thought, I can escape simply by going to college. If I have to leave sooner, that would mess up the whole college thing, and that would be very bad. So, save money and hang on as long as possible, that was my plan.
By the time I was sixteen, I had about eight hundred dollars in my savings account. Not a princely sum, even by 1982 standards. But something to get started with, at least, if necessary, while I figured out what to do.
The day after this particular incident with my father occurred, I was supposed to take a math competition exam, something I had been looking forward to. I found the idea that this would be messed up just because my father had chosen this particular day to go completely nuts to be particularly annoying. So my plan, such as it was, was this: spend the night at Eric's, go to school, take the exam, walk out from school, go to the bank, withdraw all my money, walk to the train station. And that's what I did.
The plan was kind of hazy after that. The Chicago commuter trains go in different directions from the city. We were on the West Line, so I figured I should Go West. Isn't that what you're supposed to do? "Go West, young man."
But I got antsy waiting for the train, so I just started walking down the tracks. This was not strategic at all, especially given that it was raining, and I was wearing sneakers. Eventually I got on the train in a neighboring town.
But as I sat on the train going West, I started to think that I had made a strategic error. My mother was sure to call the police. I should try to get out of Illinois as quickly as possible, and there was a lot of Illinois between the end of the West Line and the Mississippi River. In contrast, the last station on the North Line was in Kenosha, Wisconsin. If I went that way, I could be sure to be out of Illinois by morning.
So I got out at the next station and changed direction, back through Elmhurst, through Chicago, on to Wisconsin. You can see how far away I was from Having A Plan. I was thrashing.
When I got to Kenosha, it was after dark, and I was exhausted. My sleeping bag was wet, the ground was wet, and I was wet. I could afford one night in a motel, I thought. Obviously this was not going to be a sustainable solution to the "where to sleep" problem. But one night in a motel I figured I could do if I could find a cheap motel.
There was a Holiday Inn not far from the train station. I thought that would be a cheap place to stay. Not a fancy hotel. But the room was thirty dollars. Eight hundred dollars is not going to last long at this rate, I thought. So I asked the guy at the hotel: isn't there any cheaper motel around here? He wrote an address on a piece of paper, about a mile away, he said, and off I went.
As I approached the address, it seemed to me that I was in a residential neighborhood, and that the address looked like a house, surrounded by other houses, not at all like a "motel." But at this point, what was I going to do? I rang the doorbell.
An older lady answered the door. "Pardon me," I said. "But they told me at the Holiday Inn that there was a motel here." "Right this way," she said, and took me to a small but well-appointed bedroom on the side of the house. "Hang on," I said. "How much is the room?" It's hard to imagine what she could have said that I would not have agreed to. My bargaining position was extremely weak. "Eight dollars," she said. Eight dollars! I thought. How clever and resourceful am I! But when I reflected on it later, it seemed to me that she had hesitated before saying "eight dollars," as one might do in making something up on the fly, estimating what a plausible lie might be.
But at that point I didn't care. I got into the big cushy bed, peeled off my dripping socks, and examined my feet, now wet, blistering prunes. I was starting to have some doubts about the Plan. Let me sleep on it, I thought, and decide in the morning.
By morning, no more thinking was necessary. Why should I leave? I thought. Why should I be punished? I haven't done anything wrong. If anyone should leave, it's Jackass that should leave.
"I think someone is expecting you...?" Our Sacred Lady of Kenosha asked gently.
"Yes," I said.
"So that's where you're going?"
"Yes," I said.
And off I went.
Someday, I'd like to know how many kids from the Chicago metropolitan area spent a night in the "motel" managed by Our Sacred Lady of Kenosha. Any kid who ever took the train to Chicago and looked up at the map would know that Kenosha was the end of the North Line. The guy at the Holiday Inn didn't seem to hesitate before writing the address down from memory.
In retrospect, it would have been polite to try to call my mother in advance. But this did not occur to me at the time. She was working the Reference Desk at the Elmhurst Public Library, which was just a few blocks from the train station. So I walked right in, right up to the Reference Desk, and right up to my mother.
When my mother looked up and saw me, she burst into tears. "Would you like me to cover the desk, Sandra?" her co-worker Donna said. I looked into Donna's face. The look of pain on Donna's face said: "I know everything."
A conversation followed with my father. Of course, when I say "conversation," I mean "monologue," as it ever was. My father talked incessantly. Whereas my policy in talking to my father was "name, rank, and serial number...anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law." Years later, when I was in college, my father once asked me why I "never came 'home' to visit." "Does the prisoner go back to visit the warden?" I asked in response. To this he had no reply.
In his monologue, my father said: "Your mother read me the Riot Act...she won't let me hit you again." He went on to argue that this would in fact be bad for me, because any notion of discipline would be out the window, and that I should feel guilt about this. Basically his line was: "we had a well-oiled discipline machine going here, but now you've gone and screwed it all up with your acting out, and now it's going to be chaos. Nice job, boichik, I hope you're happy with yourself." But, in his own sick and twisted way, it was clear that he was trying to communicate reassurance: don't run away again, you're going to be safe. And for my purposes at the time, that was good enough. I did not run away again after that, and he never hit me again after that.
I had never intended to go on strike for better conditions, but that's apparently what I did. That you can sometimes constrain Power by withdrawing cooperation, even if you don't have a very good plan: that's not a bad lesson to learn at the age of sixteen.
My father had some self-knowledge. Many years later, I arranged for a friend to stay with my parents when she had a fellowship to do research in Chicago. At one point, she was telling them how her father's death had affected her as a child. My father said: "Don't feel bad, honey. Some of us are screwed up because our fathers lived."
By way of restitution and amelioration after this episode, my father gave me a very nice gift, one of the best gifts I have ever received. He gave me a year off of my sentence.
Somewhere a committee met - chaired by my father, I presume - and changed the TV station from "abusive father" to "troubled gifted kid needs helpful attention." I did not raise any objection. A high school counselor took interest and started blocking for me with the school administration. Unexcused absences? Gone, the record wiped clean.
My father started calling around to universities. I overheard one of the conversations, and his rap went something like this: "My son has already burned through all the high school AP classes, he's already taken classes at the local college, I'm looking to see if you have something to challenge him." It turned out that the University of Illinois had an Early Admission Program: three years of high school, no diploma necessary.
So my father came to me with his proposal. I think you and I would both be better off with a separation, he said. I readily agreed. You can wait a year, he said, get your grades up, apply for scholarships, get student loans, and try to go to a good private university. Or you can go to the University of Illinois in the Fall. At that time, a semester's tuition at the University of Illinois was about six hundred dollars. No scholarships or student loans would be necessary. That was before the state government withdrew from supporting public higher education.
It took me about two seconds to decide: I took the ticket for early release. "Looks like the University of Illinois!" The high school counselor arranged that I could get my high school diploma anyway, despite skipping my senior year of high school; they would count college classes towards my remaining senior requirements. Moreover, I would not, in fact, have to take two gym classes my senior year to make up for the one that I failed by cutting class more often than allowed; the gym requirement would be waived.
I can't say that my relationship with my father - or anything else - was all unicorns and ponies after that. My father and I continued to have a strained relationship until, debilitated by diabetes, blindness, paralyzing stroke, and mostly untreated bipolar disorder, he killed himself in August of 1997 at the age of 62. And we continue to have a strained relationship to this day. "It's complicated" with my father, as they say on Facebook.
But did it get better? You betcha. When I hear people wax nostalgic about childhood, I just have to laugh. To be an adult, to have your own job, your own money, your own house, your own transportation, to choose your own friends and lovers, your own environment - until you taste it all yourself, there's no way you can really imagine what it's like to experience that, to look back on your period of captivity, and to exhale the breath that you held as a child. That's worth hanging around for.


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Poems from the Divan of Hafiz, by Getrude Lowthian Bell, [1897], at sacred-texts.com
Stanza 1.Khizrsee Note to the third stanza of Poem XVIII.
Stanza 2.The quarter of Jafrabad has ceased to exist. Its position was to the east of the town, opposite to the fields and to the ruined mosque of Mosalla. Between Jaftabad and Mosalla runs the highroad to Isfahan, traversing, at the distance of a mile from Shiraz, the pass of Allahu Akbar.
The angel Gabriel, the Holy Spirit, is the highest of all the angels. It is his duty to write down the decrees of God; through him the Koran was revealed to Mahommad, and it is he who, hovering above the throne of God, shelters it with his wings. Hafiz therefore claims for Shiraz the protection of him who is guardian of the highest place in heaven.
Ibn Batuta, the Arab traveller who visited Shiraz about the year 1340, has left a charming description of the native town of Hafiz and of the manners of his contemporaries. "Shiraz," he says, "is a well-built town of a great size, a wide celebrity, and a high place among cities. It possesses pleasant gardens, far-reaching streams, excellent markets, fine streets, and a numerous population. The town is constructed with taste and admirably arranged; each trade has its own bazaar. The inhabitants are a fine race and well clad. Shiraz lies in a plain; gardens surround it on every side; and five rivers flow through it, amongst them one called Ruknabad, a stream of which the water is excellent to drink, very cold in summer and warm in winter. The principal mosque is called the Old Mosque; it is as spacious and as well built as any one could wish to see. The court of it is vast and paved with marble; in hot weather it is washed with fresh water every night. The wealthy citizens come there every evening to repeat the prayers of sunset and of night. The inhabitants of Shiraz are well-to-do, pious, and chaste; the women in particular are distinguished for their modesty. They go completely veiled, give much in alms, and repair three times a week to the great mosque. Often as many as two thousand are assembled there, sitting with fans in their hands on account of the great heat. Each day in one of the mausoleums the whole Koran is read aloud, and the readers have very beautiful voices. The people bring with them fruits and sweetmeats, and when the congregation has finished eating, the preacher begins his discourse. This takes place between the mid-day and the evening prayers." Ibn Batuta struck up acquaintance with a Sheikh whom he found seated in a small hermitage at the corner of a mosque. The Sheikh was engaged in reading the Koran. In answer to Ibn Batuta's questions, he told him that he had founded the mosque himself, and that the hermitage was to be his tomb. Lifting a carpet, he showed him his grave, covered over with planks. In that box,"he said, pointing to a chest opposite to him, are my winding-sheet, some spices with which my corpse will be perfumed, and a few pieces of money which I earned by digging a well for a pious man. The money will serve to pay for my burial, and what is left over will be distributed among the poor." "I admired his conduct," adds Ibn Batuta. "One of the mausoleums outside the town," he continues, "contains the tomb of Sheikh Sa'di, the first poet of his time. Close at hand is a hermitage built by Sa'di himself, surrounded by a charming garden. It is situated near the source of the Ruknabad. In the garden Sheikh Sa'di constructed a number of basins for the washing of clothes. The citizens of Shiraz make parties of pleasure to this mausoleum; they eat food prepared in the hermitage, wash their garments in the river, and at sunset return to the town. So did I also. May God have mercy on Shiraz!" he concludes piously.


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As previously reported, Splendid Chaps is a year-long performance/podcast project to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who hosted by comedian Ben McKenzie (Dungeon Crawl, Melbourne Museum Comedy Tour) and writer John Richards (ABC1 sitcom Outland, Boxcutters podcast).
Described by its creators as part intellectual panel discussion, part nerdy Tonight Show, Splendid Chaps is a combination of analysis, enthusiasm and irreverence. The first episode went to number 1 on the iTunes TV & Film Podcast chart in Australia, and to number 4 in the UK. The podcast is available at www.splendidchaps.com or at iTunes.
Tickets are now on sale for the second live recording, which features actor Toby Truslove (ABC's Laid, Outland, The Strange Calls) and cultural theorist Dr Djoymi Baker discussing the second Doctor, Patrick Troughton, and the notion of "evil" in Doctor Who. Is it absolute? Are there cosmic forces of right and wrong? And is the Doctor always on the right side? Plus performance guest, cabaret comedian Dean Acuri – performing a song written especially for the show.
Splendid Chaps: A Year Of Doctor Who: "Two/Evil"
Space: 303, 303 High Street, Northcote
Time: Sunday, February 17; bar open from 4 PM, show starts 5 PM (note that as event is recorded, latecomers will not be admitted until intermission)
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|"One/Authority" event shows (from left to right) Ben McKenzie, John Richards, Lee Zachariah, Nerida Haycock, Alexandra Tynan (nee Sandra Reid), Petra Elliot. Photographer Robert Young.
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If there was one indoor car show we would love to go back in time and visit, it would have to be the Motoramas that were held inside L.A.'s beautiful '30s Streamline Moderne Pan Pacific Auditorium. The massive light greenish/blueish facade was so impressive. Upon walking indoor our breath would have been taken away by a giant room full of what we love the most: hot rods and custom cars displayed during the beginning of the heyday of the indoor car show. Unfortunately, the Pan Pacific Auditorium burned to the ground in the late '80s, ending its decades-long reign, so an indoor car show will never be held there again. They erected a building on the site that loosely resembles the old beauty, but if you want to get an idea of what it was really like visit Disney's California Adventure. The new entrance is a good replica.


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Today another legend in geek culture passes. Stan Lee, born Stanley Martin Leiber, passed away today at the age of 95. There are going to be volumes and volumes written about Stan Lee; they will range from the glowing fantastical to the brutally honest and everywhere in between. But, for a shining moment, Spankwagon got to spend time, talking, listening, and frankly, completely geeking out and regressing into dawdling fanboys, with Stan Lee. Thankfully we recorded our time and we want to revisit and share with you that brief moment from 2007.
November 13, 2018
SWR 33: The Worst Strike Call In History
This week Decaf, Scuba Steve, and I (Murphy) discuss the effects of gangsta rap on black communities. We learn how much I (Murphy, Again) hate A-Rod. We also wonder if Kanye West should be allowed out of his house without adult supervision.
October 17, 2018
SWR 32: Shame and Other Fun Topics
This week we start of with yet another letter from HR. I get shamed for not updating the Podcast as quickly as I should. We all talk sports! Oh, and Decaf delivers another solid lightning round! BTW, what is up with all this SportBall talk anyway? Who are we, Coach B?
September 27, 2018
SWR 31: 9 Seconds Before Fair Use
September 24, 2018
SWR 30: Worse With Time and Age
Have you ever fallen for a scam? Wanna know why? Why are we so damn gullible? Listen to our formally award winning podcast to learn more!
September 23, 2018
SWR 29: Decaf Cosplaying as Mr.T
Ah a show with news, current events, insightful conversation about adult film stars of a specific niche. You know, Spankwagon Radio. Where we can never really reach rock bottom. Or, for Decaf, a Power Bottom.
September 3, 2018
SWR 28: Decaf's In Charge!
This week Big Daddy Decaf takes the reigns and produces another stellar solo show chocked full of Angry Black Man. Download and get updates on his work, and hear how he mashed two of Murphy's bits together. -- That sounds far kinkier then it's meant to be.
August 20, 2018
SWR 27: Black Inventions and Nerd Talk
This episode we geek out with some great nerd talk. We also continue the SPANKWAGON EPIC TOURNAMENT OF BULLSHIT! as well as having some special guests, with some not so special audio issues.
August 19, 2018
SWR 26: How to Anger Murphy in One Easy Step!
You know, this show can be really funny! However, every once in a few weeks we find new ways to really kill the show. This week, I [Mark] found a way to really, truly, upset Murphy.
August 19, 2018
SWR 25: Weaponized Outrage and Delta Burke
This week we get book updates and a lesson on how to scare Decaf. We discuss the whole James Gunn fiasco in detail. We also FINALLY introduce a new bit ... THE SPANKWAGON RADIO EPIC TOURNAMENT OF BULL$*&%!
July 25, 2018
SWR 24: Triggered by a 6 year old
We are surrounded by horrible people in the news. We start off low on the personality totem pole with Florida Man. We should be able to go up from there, right? RIGHT?!?
July 22, 2018
SWR 23: The Vacation Episode
Scuba Steve and Decaf venture up to The Great White North to visit Murphy and venture out to a beer festival. You'd think this would be a simple trip, right? Yeah. Not so much.
July 20, 2018
SWR 22: My Phone Is My Wang
Sometimes this show gets mired in the past. Hell, we even went into our Google History! Talk about a scary place to re-visit! Oh, and Happy Bobby Bonilla Day!
July 13, 2018
SWR 21: Battle Beasts Are Checked Out Maaaaaan!
Look, this week was a crap-fest. Sure, we were recording on a Tuesday. Sure, we got some great tales of Gorilla trying to murder Murphy with a golfball. It wasn't until the Lightning Round that the show was saved. Saved, by BATTLE BEASTS!
July 1, 2018
SWR 20: Use Your White People Voice
Another show without a Marxican. Murphy and Decaf try to make things a little lighter after the previous episode's "heated debate".
June 29, 2018
SWR 19: Pessa? Pizza! Pessa? Pizza!
Okay, check this out. Decaf is either the most guileless guy on the face of the earth, or the LUCKIEST! You have to check out his adventure in getting to his vacation. Then we get to hear him and Chris ... well, download and listen.
June 15, 2018
SWR 18: Interchangeable Person of Color
In this episode we're swapping out Cruise-Boat-Captain-Decaf for his Holiness, Chief! This means that you get to hear Chief and I whine about Grad School together. Additionally, you get to hear Murphy whine about Chief and I whining about Grad School together. Oh, and we learn about the fun world of Seattle and how it's getting harder to deal with. Oh, and Murphy is complaining about something, again.
June 4, 2018
SWR 17: Ritz crackers a slice of Kevin James and Pat Morita
FINALLY! An episode that Murphy can listen to on his whole commute! This week we have a show and a half. No, seriously, we have the normal show we recorded this week and then we tacked on another partial show we recorded last week that when to shit when Murphy's WiFi crapped out. Oh, and we talked politics, and, um... we talked about what skeeves us out more in movies. I think we went down a strange old-white-man-rabbit-hole learning about Murphy whacking at some balls or something.
May 24, 2018
SWR 16: Bad Advice
The road to hell is paved with good intentions. The road to Spankwagon is paved with apathy, indifference, procrastination, and Murphy. Since we know we can't get our shit together, let us help you get your shit together!
May 13, 2018
SWR 15: Spankwagon Finds the InfiniNerd Gauntlet
I won't lie this episode went off the rails pretty early on and turned into a comic book love fest for Murphy and me. Poor Decaf was left in the dust after his on-air mic check as Murph and I geeked out. So, please, think of Decaf the next time you are at your local comic book shop and buy the man an Archie Comic.
April 27, 2018
SWR 14: Oh, But This One Is True
A sucker is born every day, and this week we prove it! Join us as we address concerns from our HR Department. Plus we discuss some, er, theories we have about things.
April 19, 2018
SWR 13: Them %$#&*-ing Kids
Two out of three hosts this week! Not bad! We're growing! This week join in as Decaf and I have a great conversation about freedom of speech and the reaction of the right towards the Parkland students.
April 15, 2018
SWR 12: Abandonment Issues
I was out this episode and that means Murphy and Decaf had a rip-roaring great show. A Real laugh fest from start to finish. Actually, from what I read in the show notes they both are bitter depressed old geeks. Yep, quality Spankwagon right there, I tell ya.
April 12, 2018
SWR 11: An Exemplary Episode!
This week both Murphy and I are out. So, of course this is Decaf's time to shine. Download and listen to this great all Decaf hour.
March 27, 2018
SWR 10: Do you Even Read Bro?
Another great week of the GOAT list. This week we tackle the best books of all time! You are filling out the GOAT list, right? You better! Aside from that we talk about Andy's Post about Burnout Paradise (Which is why this episode is so late!)
March 27, 2018
SWR 9: Goats, Gorillas, and Collusion
Ahhhh yes, another week of Spankwagon Radio. This week we start to tackle the GOAT LIST. Murphy thinks he has the whole thing figured out. We have a visitor amongst us. And just what is going on with Murphy's voice? All this and so much MEH!
March 14, 2018
SWR 8: I'll Have a Number 3
Update: Okay for those keeping score at home, the curse hit again. This time my audio track was so out of whack that it offset the timing of the whole damn show. In every direction. So, instead download this short that we put together talking about our upcoming GOAT show.
March 6, 2018
SWR 7: Huff Huff Pass
This week Decaf is hanging out in Southern California drinking corporate beer as he and I sit awkwardly close together. So, you know, a typical Spankwagon episode. As you already can imagine we discuss all sorts of current events and crap. However, what we all learned at the end during the Lightning Round will, well, listen... it's ... just ... yeah.
March 1, 2018
SWR 6: The SportsWagon GasBag Show
Holy Cow What a Show! This week we talk sports, and sports, and that thing called the Olympics. We discuss Murphy's frustration with the lack of love for his Fantasy Baseball season. Then, we decide to discuss the contents of the dreaded C-Block. Which, as I write this realize that this is Murphy C-Blocking the fun that is this show. Yep, that's it. Murph is C-Blocking the fun. Way-To-Go-Murph.
February 22, 2018
SWR 5: Eagles and the Immortal Naked Mole Rat
Now that the Superb Owl is all wrapped up and Decaf has recovered from his Sports-Onset-Depression we bring you the very best in Facebook Fights, Football Recovery, and yet another media comeback. Oh and wait till the very end for a surprise!
February 14, 2018
SWR 4: Is Privacy an illusion?
This week we discuss Bitcoin*. As well as the idea of privacy on the internet. We delve into politics and dissect the XFL announcement from this week. -- *For those who tuned in, here are the links that The Man Formerly Known As Vokrus Shared! https://youtu.be/qcuc3rgwZAE The Blockchain & Bitcoin - Computerphile https://youtu.be/JyxRH18YlpA How Bitcoin Works - Computerphile https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merkle_tree If you want a deep understanding of the way it works, Merkle Trees are at the heart of the blockchain structure.
January 30, 2018
SWR 3: Hey, Coach B!
Well, another episode in the can, and guess what!? We had a guest! So much fun! Oh and of course we had technical issues (GOTTA LOVE THE SWR CURSE!).
January 25, 2018
SWR 2: Back In/With Black
This week things get darker on Spankwagon Radio! Plus, Decaf is a freaking soothsayer. Oh, and Murphy is hit with the curse of Spankwagon!
January 15, 2018
SWR 1: Spoiler Alert!
Ah, I do so love when a plan comes together. Even when Decaf spills his drink! Download, listen, and enjoy this very special episode of Spankwagon Radio.
January 1, 2018
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