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Rae Dawn Chong calls Oprah 'vile,' uses n-word
Rae Dawn Chong has some nice things to say about Oprah Winfrey. But the actress, who was in The Color Purple with Oprah in 1985, also has some very nasty things to say.
TMZ got a hold of a June 27 interview that Chong did for Matty P's Radio Happy Hour and the harsh comments are spreading quickly.
"She was lovely [on The Color Purple]," says Chong at first when asked about if there was bad blood between the two on the set of the movie.
Chong goes on to say, "It was after when I did Commando and I was starring with Maria Shriver's husband in the movie. That's when she was a total bioootch."
Chong says that Oprah invited her on her talk show but says Oprah "wasn't having me. ... She never called me on stage."
Then Chong says, "She is amazing. I respect her, I think she's done great things for women of color, women of a certain size. I think she's an icon."
But, she says, Oprah is a "great brown-noser. If you're in a room with her, she'll pick the most powerful person and she'll become best friends with them. When we worked with her ... she was that fat chick that was the ... wannabe cheerleader that was the student council president that was best friends with the principal ... she was that fat chick in school that did everything and everybody loved her. That's Oprah -- love me, love me, love me."
But ,she continued, "You gotta respect her, no matter how vile she is — 'cause ultimately she's all about Oprah and she's boring — but aside from that, you gotta kinda go, 'Hello, hats off, you have done an amazing thing. You have actually shifted the DNA of the universe."
Then she attacked Oprah's looks. "She took a woman, if you look at the way she looks -- 60 years ago she would have been a housekeeper, luckily. She would not have been a house (n-word), she would've been a field (n-word)."
She went on, "We have to give her props. ... I have to stop and say this woman is a miracle and I respect her and I say kudos to you and I don't give two cents about the other parts of it. She shifted the DNA in terms of our thinking of a woman of a certain size and a certain shape. I love her for that. I don't care what she's about, I don't care that I know her ins and outs, I just think that she's done a lot. I love her for that."


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The Soma Institute will provide Sports Massage to participants in the Bank of America Chicago Marathon. Soma has provided Clinical Massage Therapy at the Chicago Marathon for the past eight years.
In addition to those students who will be providing Sports Massage within the Main Hospitality Area, approximately 30 Soma students will be selected to work in the Main Medical Compound based on the set of criteria established by Mike Hovi, the Program Director of The Soma Institute and President of the Illinois Chapter of the American Massage Therapy Association.
"It's amazing to me how students react when they see real pathologies that they have only discussed in class," states Hovi. "It's a real eye-opener for the students and for the instructors training them."
Hovi has spearheaded Soma's efforts in providing its students with real-world, hands-on experience. He has brought Soma students to the Chicago Marathon ever since Soma began volunteering for Chicago events in 2002. It's an example of Soma's long-term Commitment to Excellence and its efforts to build public awareness of the health and sports performance benefits of Clinical Massage Therapy.
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I was the first in my area to get this machine ( Multimatic 200 ). I was a little hesitant at first, but I am glad i bought it. This welder is, in my opinion, the best overall welder on the market. I have been welding for a little over 20 years and to have one machine that can mig, tig, stick and incorperate a spool gun is awesome. I find myself looking for stuff to weld just to play with the welder. The only thing its lacking is the ability to cut and to tig aluminium. I am very impressed.
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Thanks Barry, this is helpful information!!!
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Yes Barry I as well own one and its been one of the best investments I have made and let me tell you it has made it's money back
I have a question on the MM200 that I hope someone can answer. I have a Weldcraft LS17 tig torch with fingertip on/off and amperage controls. When I tig weld, neither of these functions seem to work. I can't control the amperage from the dial and the torch is always live. It won't turn on or off with the torch switch. I'm wondering if it can be because I was welding with the auto-set feature on. Does anyone have any experience with this?
I can't say for sure, but I'll hazard a guess. Now, just to let you know, this isn't a wild a** guess, I'm a retired aviation electronics engineer and I've done a lot of troubleshooting of electrical/electronic equipment to determine why a certain feature may not work properly and how to resolve the issue.
So here's what I think is going on. The wiring of your plug from the Weldcraft LS17 does not match up properly (interface) with the mating input receptacle on the MultiMatic 200. The probable solution would be to review the wiring diagrams for the LS17 and the TIG connector regarding wire function. Is the P/N for your LS17 specific to the MultiMatic 200 or is it designed for another welder? There could be different setups for various applications or they may all be exactly the same. You could also have a broken or disconnected wire on the welder or the torch end. Just some food for thought.
BTW, I bought the MultiMatic back in September and I think that it's a great welder!
Steve, thank you for the reply. I bought the torch from Cyberweld.com. It was listed as specifically for the Multimatic 200. They had them listed at $174...the cheapest anywhere by far. Now, the same torch is $330. I have written to Weldcraft but have yet to hear back from them.
Do you have dial on the front of the unit set on "Tig Lift Arc Remote" or "Tig Lift Arc" ?Kevin Schuh
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I originally had it set to Tig - Lift Arc. Then I tried the Tig Lift Arc Remote and got nothing...no arc.
If you have it in "Lift Arc Tig" the tungsten will be hot all the time. You should be using the remote setting and the button on the gun should fire it.Kevin Schuh
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Miller Electric Mfg. Co.
Kevin, I tried that and didn't seem to be able to strike an arc. I'm going to give it another try now and see how it goes. I'll get back to you in a bit. Thanks very much...
Kevin, you're a genius! I could swear that I tried that yesterday with no luck. You know I do have some days when I wonder what the **** I'm doing!
I switched the 200 to remote and the on/off switch, gas and amp dial all seem to work. I really appreciate your help with this. One more question; when I'm trying to tig weld (I say trying because that's all I'm doing right now) and I get a really bright arc is that due to improper cleaning of the workpiece? I know the arc will flare if I touch the tunsten, but I'm getting some really bright arcs every now and then.
how do you like the tig setup homer?
I tried it last week and couldn't get the torch switch to work. I got some advice from Miller Kevin and got everything straightened out. I'm still wrestling with it but I like it. I have pretty large hands so I'm finding it a little difficult to reach the amp control dial on the torch so I ordered a foot pedal from SCC Controls. So far, everything about this machine is...smoooooth! I built myself a cart over the weekend. So far, I haven't exceeded duty cycle yet. How about you? How do you like it?
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I love the machine I'm just now getting the the point I'm wanting a tig setup for the welder


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Listen up, social butterlfies. Stealth series Metal Gear might eventually contain social game elements. According to creator Hideo Kojima, social and core games will evolve together, until they converge.
"I think in the future maybe Metal Gear will change in certain ways to integrate social aspects," Kojima told website CVG. "If you look at other games on the market now you can see it's already happening, so Metal Gear may at some point get involved."
Kojima said he had lots of ideas how social aspects could make Metal Gear "more fun". And who doesn't like fun?
"The goal is not to say social or core, it's using social to integrate different core groups, so you have the core audience but then, via social methods, hardcore gamers can interact with less hardcore players."


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For nearly 100 years, Crown College has prepared tens of thousands of Christian leaders to serve and influence the world for Jesus Christ. As missionaries, pastors, teachers, nurses, coaches and business leaders, Crown graduates are changing lives, even whole communities, in every time zone across the globe. We invite you to become part of the Cornerstone Program and join a faithful community of alumni, friends and churches who support the mission of Crown College with financial gifts of $1,000 or more per calendar year.
As a member of the Cornerstone program, you will be kept informed of Crown College successes and progress through personal communication from Dr. Joel Wiggins, honored with special seating at Crown events, recognition in Crown publications and a special annual Cornerstone appreciation event.
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There will no doubt be much soul-searching at this week's Labour party conference. There will no doubt continue to be subtle – and not so subtle – attempts to distance the party from the legacy of the Brown government and its cataclysmic electoral implosion. Without, of course, suggesting that it is therefore inappropriate for some of Brown's closest associates to be leading the party to a bright new dawn, whether red, blue or purple.
The biggest issue on the agenda is the party's stance on the economy. How can it regain credibility for its stewardship of the economy, given the perception among much of the electorate – successfully promulgated by the Coalition – that the poor state of the public finances in 2010 was almost entirely attributable to Labour's uncontrolled largesse with other people's money? Personally, I don't buy the narrative that it was all Labour's fault. But it doesn't matter whether it is accurate or not. It is the one that the party will have to neutralise if it wants another sniff of power any time soon.
Yet, there is a different way of thinking about the problem. And it perhaps highlights the scale of the challenge the party faces. Read more of this post


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BANNOCKBURN, Ill., USA, January 29, 2013 — In regulatory comments filed yesterday, IPC commended the U.S. State Department for enumerating printed boards in proposed revisions to Category XI (military electronics) of the U.S. Munitions List (USML). IPC also urged the State department to modify the proposed language to more clearly express the controls on PCBs for ITAR-controlled defense electronics.
IPC has, for the past year, conducted an educational campaign, Follow the Law, Protect the Board, to highlight the importance to national security of clear, unambiguous controls for PCBs because of the important information they contain about the workings of defense electronics for which they are uniquely designed.
"IPC agrees with the State Department that strong and clear export controls on printed boards for defense electronics are necessary," said IPC President and CEO John Mitchell. "IPC is grateful for the opportunity, afforded by this regulatory process, to affirm our support for the enumeration of printed boards and to offer the industry's recommendations on further clarifying the treatment of printed boards on the USML."
The State Department's draft rule for Category XI controls printed boards for "which the layout is 'specially designed' for defense articles." While IPC supports the level and scope of controls that the draft rule would establish for printed boards, it believes that the intent could be more clearly articulated to address longstanding confusion about ITAR's treatment of printed boards. This confusion has inadvertently resulted in the unlicensed sourcing of printed boards for ITAR items from non-ITAR facilities.
"We are most concerned that the use of specially designed could perpetuate the erroneous belief that there are non-specially designed printed boards, leading companies to disregard ITAR controls on PCBs," says Fern Abrams, IPC director of government relations and environmental policy.
IPC has offered alternative language that more clearly captures the State Department's end goal: to control under ITAR printed boards designed for ITAR-covered defense electronics. IPC has also urged the State Department to make clear in its final rule that all printed boards are, by their very nature, specially designed and that designs and digital instructions for printed boards constitute technical data under paragraph (d) of the proposed rule.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) - A foiled plot by two self-proclaimed adherents of a sovereign citizen movement to kidnap and execute Las Vegas police officers shows the potential for violence from a growing group that renounces government and is considered a domestic terror group at its extremes, experts and investigators said Friday.
Allegations that David Allen Brutsche, 42, and Devon Campbell Newman, 67, planned to confront police officers during traffic stops and kill them if they resisted illustrated the volatility of official interactions with people committed to the idea of fighting governmental authority, they said.
'You look at their motivation being that the government that gives the officer authority isn't viable, and if they get a following, it's a threat to be reckoned with,' said Kory Flowers, a Greensboro, S.C., police detective who studies sovereign citizen groups and teaches police about them.
'Even if it's a crackpot idea, four or five guys can be a tactical assault team,' he said.
Heidi Beirich, director of the Intelligence Project at the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Ala., counted seven killings of law enforcement officers by alleged sovereign citizen members in the past 10 years in South Carolina, Louisiana, Arkansas and last year in Alamo, Calif.
Other officers have been served with 'paper terrorism' arrest documents and bills for millions of dollars, Beirich said, or discovered liens filed against their personal property.
'It becomes, at the end of the day, `We hate the government, and the government has no right to tell us what to do,'' Beirich said.
The center estimates there are 300,000 adherents to the sovereign citizen anti-government philosophy around the country.
Former West Memphis, Ark., Police Chief Bob Paudert thinks there may be twice that number.
Paudert blames the 2010 death of his son, West Memphis Police Sgt. Brandon Paudert, on a sovereign citizens confrontation during a traffic stop in their hometown. Another officer also died in that shooting, before suspected sovereign citizen followers Jerry Kane and his 16-year-old son, Joe Kane, were killed a short time later in a separate police shootout in West Memphis.
'They're willing to die for their beliefs,' said Paudert, who now travels the country talking about the group.
Brutsche is an ex-felon child sex offender who sometimes sold water to tourists on the Las Vegas Strip, while Newman has only speeding, parking and vehicle registration tickets in her background.
The two stood before a judge Friday and told him they didn't recognize his authority to keep them in jail.
Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Conrad Hafen had none of it.
'So noted,' he responded. The judge made sure Brutsche and Newman read the criminal complaints against them, then sent them back to jail pending a Sept. 9 preliminary hearing on charges of felony conspiracy to commit murder, conspiracy to commit kidnapping and attempted kidnapping.
Over Brutsche's rambling objections, the judge appointed the county public defender's office to represent him and set bail at $600,000.
Hafen named a lawyer to represent Newman and scheduled her bail hearing for Monday. Newman's lawyer didn't immediately respond Friday to messages.
Police allege Brutsche and Newman held training sessions about sovereign citizen philosophy, shopped for guns, found a vacant house to serve as a 'jail,' and drilled bolts into wall studs to hold cross-beams on which captives could be bound during interrogation.
A police report alleges Brutsche and Newman recorded and planned to post videos about their actions and sovereign citizen ideology following the first abduction.
Brutsche said he expected to draw a large following once they started because of the publicity, the report said.
Police began investigating Brutsche after he insisted to police and judges that he wasn't subject to their authority and the laws and regulations of the United States, Las Vegas police Capt. Chris Jones said.
Jones characterized Newman as an acquaintance and roommate of Brutsche who shared his ideology.
Records show Brutsche served three stints in California prisons before leaving a facility in Tracy, Calif., in Sept. 2011. Since then, in Las Vegas, he racked up more than 20 criminal cases on misdemeanor offenses ranging from doing business without a license, driving without a license, driving an unregistered vehicle and failing to appear in court.
Judges noted his declarations that he was a sovereign citizen and continued to move his cases forward.
'Each time we came in contact with him, he became increasingly adamant that police had no authority over him or his actions because he considered himself a sovereign,' said Jones, head of the Las Vegas police regional counterterrorism center.
Federal authorities regard sovereign citizen extremists as domestic terrorists.
Beirich, at the Southern Poverty Law Center, said not all people who consider themselves sovereign citizens are violent.
But she called traffic stops involving people driving with fake license plates or without registration or driver's licenses a 'typical flash point between cops and sovereigns.'
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Anticipation: How high will mortgage interest go?
Just as deposit interest rates have remained near zero for the past 20 years in Japan, housing mortgage interest rates have been lower here than almost anywhere else in the world. The effect of the latter has been almost counter-intuitive. Low interest usually spurs investment in real estate and home sales but Japan's economic situation, not to mention its housing environment, is so odd to begin with that this hasn't proved to be the case. Younger people thinking about buying homes have lived with low interest rates for so long that they think it's the norm.
Last week interest rates for housing loans increased by 0.05 percent, the first rise in three months. Interest rates for loans are based on 10-year-bond interest rates. The Bank of Japan, on behalf of the prime minister, is gunning for a two percent inflation rate, and in order to achieve that goal it announced plans to buy government bonds from banks. Anticipating the BOJ's move, investors have started to sell their bonds. When the price of bonds goes down the interest they pay goes up. More people sold bonds than the BOJ projected, which may not make the government happy since in the long run it will have to pay that interest to bondholders. If consumer prices and, in turn, salaries go up, that won't be a problem since the government can collect more taxes as a result, but if inflation doesn't kick in then it just means even more government debt.
Consumers are more concerned with how the change in interest rates will affect them directly. A recent article in Aera profiled a working couple in their 30s who have decided to buy a condominium in Tokyo right away in anticipation of the consumption tax rise next year. Because they both want to be near their workplaces, they settled on an area where the price of a condo that fits their lifestyle is about ¥50 million. They only have ¥3 million for a down payment, and they chose a variable interest rate because it's lower than a fixed rate right now. Aera asked a financial planner about their situation and the planner seemed dubious.


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Mike, U da Man!mwalsh wrote:Prepared the following note to leave:
OP, could you confirm which EVSE you were connected to?Hey Dude! NOT COOL to unplug somebody while they're charging. Especially when they left a note asking you to leave them charging until a certain hour, after which you'd be welcome to do so!
I hope the OP gets enough charge to get home!