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South Fit and Flare Ponteroma Short Sleeve Dress
With short sleeves this ponteroma dress by South is a gorgeous piece that's perfect for day or evening. This dress is great on it's own in warmer weather, or layered up when the season's are cooler.
This short sleeved fit and flare dress by South features a scoop neck design and a gentle flare to the skirt. This dress is lined to the inside for a smooth fit and we love the flattering cut that really complements your shape. This dress adds a splash of style to your wardrobe this season and the range of colours gives you plenty of fashion choice.
Pair this South fit and flare dress with court shoes and a matching embellished clutch bag.
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- Fit and flare style; scoop neck
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- Length: 38 inch
Fitted body con dress in cotton sateen fabric with PVC and lace panel insert details to front and large panel at the back. Length: 38 inch.
Colour: Black/Magenta. Shell: 97% cotton, 3% elastane. Trim: Polyester. Machine washable.South Lace Skater Dress - Standard
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The skater dress is an indispensable part of any gal's wardrobe, and this standard-fit piece from South is a lovely combo of intricate refinement and a comfy, laid-back fit.
The defining feature of this dress is that beautiful black-on-white floral lace motif across the whole body. As with any skater dress, the worn length is a high-ish 36 inches, and there's even some elastane in the fabric blend to guarantee a great fit.
This skater dress is also available in tall (2CYTS) and petite (2CYRZ) cuts.
Wear your skater dress from South with simple, classic black stilettos for a sexy evening outfit.
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- Standard fit
- Lace motif throughout
- Worn length: 36 inches
- Black/ivory colourway
Savoir Flock Cross Front Dress
This cross front dress by Savoir with its sumptuous flock print will add a decadent beauty to your winter look.
This dress is the perfect way to dress up for the party season – its rich floral print will add a touch of glamour to your night. The deep V shape gives you a classic look with a subtle seductive edge. The cross over shape of this piece is a figure-flattering cut that creates a sleek silhouette.
Wear this dress with mid heels, a statement necklace and a metallic clutch bag for an elegant party look.
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- Floral flock print
- Cross over detail
- Deep V shape
- Three-quarter sleeves
Savoir Petite Pinch Front Dress
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This printed ladies dress by Savoir has been designed especially for a petite fit. In a striking black and blue print this Savoir three-quarter sleeve dress is the perfect eye-catching transitional piece as we head for cooler days and evenings.
With a pinched front this Savoir petite dress has a forgiving fit that flatters your shape. The V-neckline to the front complements the stunning cut of this dress while the length lends a chic ladylike finish. This fitted dress is perfect for a dinner date or a special occasion where a first impression counts.
Wear this three-quarter sleeve petite fit dress with court shoes and a matching bag. Add a draped jacket for a soft tailored finish.
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- Printed dress by Savoir
- Designed for a petite fit
- Three-quarter length sleeves
- V-neck; pinched to front
- Length: 36 inches
South Ponte Peplum Dress
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6 reviewsSouth Fitted Ponte Peplum Dress
This peplum dress by South is an office-to-evening dream - perfect with cute courts and ultra glam with your favourite peep toe platforms.
This peplum dress has a tailored style that complements your curves. The short sleeves and slight v-neck flatter while the length keeps the look ladylike. This is a great dress for the office, and the peplum to the waist gives it an ultra feminine shape. For evening, the result is a sleek and sophisticated style that's effortless and elegant.
For the office wear this peplum dress with court shoes or peep toe platform heels. For evening, a pair of embellished heels and a matching clutch bag dazzle.
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- Fitted; short sleeve style
- Perfect for a chic office look
- Can be glammed up for evening
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Holly Willoughby Lace Print Pencil Dress
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This bodycon dress by Holly Willoughby shows off your shape and the blue fabric pops against the seasons palette.
This dress is a shapely piece that's packed with feminine detail. The sweetheart neckline softens the look while the pencil skirt lends a classic finish. The lace print gives this piece a beautiful boudoir inspired style and the side zip fastening perfects the fit.
Pair this pencil dress with statement platform heels and a matching clutch bag.
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- Bodycon pencil dress in lace print
- Side zip fastening; cap sleeves
- Length: 40 inches
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This illusion dress by Holly Willoughby is a fitted fashion triumph that complements your curves.
The contrast black and cream is striking and the jacquard detail to the top gives this dress a unique finish. The length of this dress lends a ladylike finish and the fitted cut flatters your shape. This dress gives you an instant Hollywood hourglass.
Wear with peep toe platform heels in a patent black or cream finish.
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- Pencil dress with spotted jacquard top
- Length: 40 inches
Holly Willoughby Pleated Skirt Dress
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3 reviewsHolly Willoughby Pleat Printed Dress
With a pretty print to the fabric this Holly Willoughby dress is a playful piece that's packed with detail.
The pleated skirt gives this dress a gorgeous shape while the detailed neckline is an exquisite addition. The shape of this dress promises a soft silhouette while the print adds a pop of colour to your outfit. This dress is finished with fluted sleeves and the skirt lends a subtle touch of volume for extra flattery.
Wear with tights and shoe boots, or pair with patent platform heels and a matching bag. This dress is perfect for wearing with your favourite tailored blazer for a style that's sweet but sophisticated.
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- Printed dress by Holly Willoughby
- All-over print; pleat detail to the skirt
- Fluted sleeves and detailed neckline
- Length: 36 inches
Holly Willoughby Embossed Pencil Dress
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4 reviewsFitted bodycon dress with peplum wasit detailing and jacquard front panelling. Length: 38 inch.
Colour: Navy. Shell 1: 79% polyester, 17% ryon, 4% elastane. Shell 2: 70% cotton, 30% polyester. Machine washable.Myleene Klass Leopard Print Dress
In striking leopard print this Myleene Klass dress adds luxury to your look. This is a key piece in the new collection and is perfect for a gorgeous evening style.
In soft jersey fabric this leopard print dress flatters. It features a button-through top and a gently flared skirt for added shape. A cuffed finish to the sleeves gives this dress a subtle tailored finish.
Wear this leopard print dress with nude patent heels and a matching bag. For a pop of colour, go bold with red heels an a slick of matching lipstick.
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- Long sleeves; button-up style to the top
- Flared skirt; soft flattering jersey fabric
- Length: 36 inches
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Pour your curves into this chic and classic Holly Willoughby dress for a style statement that's feminine and beautifully fitted.
This Holly Willoughby dress features short sleeves and a V neckline to the front. The banded waist is striking as it shows off your cinched shape. The bustle to the back makes this dress unique, as it nods to retro inspired design. A full lining to the inside gives this dress a smooth and luxurious fit.
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Last topic is the lingerie football league no more that we hope not.
Lingerie football -- fans demand to know the league says they're changing the name to the legends football league -- legends football league and the players who -- -- compete.
While wearing lingerie.
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All odds are from Paula had a daughter I told myself don't times to watch that -- -- name is -- great media attention allowing us to showcase the sport to millions.
We have now reached a crossroads of gaining credibility as a sport -- -- Or continuing to be viewed as a gimmick.
Yeah Jerry out of the from a business standpoint is this a bad movie just a really awful bad move.
I really don't see how they make any money at all with her clothes on I don't know about -- took a picture I think.
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I keep your people although my lingerie football league stacks up to bury your head sure guys that -- -- -- the -- -- -- the -- -- football that I've ever seen.
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Couldn't it's about time they changed things because now they've -- the word laundry out of their title.
And the players no longer going to be wearing lingerie.
We now finally have a potential option to Tim Tebow.
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It took time for me to let go of the graham crust so often seen in cheesecakes and now that I have moved on, there is no going back. I love the sturdiness a cookie dough provides, allowing easy cutting and lifting, no crumbly detritus scattered on every plate. This cake cuts like a dream, with clean, crisp edges and nice delineations between the layers, each segment standing on its own merit and merging into a delectable whole. Also, the shortbread base can carry so many flavour possibilites, from toasted coconut to lemon, vanilla, chocolate or hazelnut, a lovely cookie foundation from which your cake rises up and gets noticed. Every ounce of your being is urging you to do it!
Makes one 10-inch cake, serving 12-14 people
Crust: 3/4 cup cold unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch pieces; 1+3/4 cup all-purpose flour; 1/4 cup granulated sugar; 1/4 tsp. salt; 1 tsp. grated lemon zest; 1 egg, slightly beaten.
Filling: 1+1/2 pound cream cheese at room temperature; 1+1/4 cup granulated sugar, divided; 1 cup sour cream; 5 large eggs, at room temperature, separated; 1 tbsp. all-purpose flour; 1 tsp. pure vanilla extract; 2 tsp. grated orange zest; 1 tsp. grated lemon zest; 2 tbsp. fresh lemon juice.
Topping: 1/2 - 1 cup granulated sugar, depending on the sweetness of the raspberries; 2 tbsp. cornstarch; 1 tbsp. fresh lemon juice; 2 tsp. grated lemon zest; 1 pound raspberries.
Using a food processor or pastry cutter, process or cut the butter with the flour, sugar, salt and zest until mealy. Add egg and mix just until mixture begins to come together. Divide dough in half, wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 20 minutes.
Preheat oven to 375 F. Roll out one piece of dough into a 10-inch circle. Place it onto the bottom of a buttered 10-inch springform pan and chill for 20 minutes. Roll out the remaining pastry into a strip 3-inches wide and line the sides of the pan with it, overlapping the bottom crust slightly. Trim the pastry just to the top of the pan. Chill while preparing the filling and topping. Reduce oven temperature to 350 F.
Using an electric mixer, beat the cream cheese, sour cream and sugar until light and fluffy, about 5 minutes. Add egg yolks, flour, vanilla, zests and lemon juice and beat until very smooth. Beat the egg whites with the remaining 1/4 cup sugar until soft peaks form. Fold into cheese mixture and turn into the prepared crust. Bake for 15 minutes then reduce oven setting to 225 F and bake for 1 hour and 15 minutes, or until the cake is no longer shiny. Chill for at least 8 hours or overnight before slicing and serving.
For the topping, combine sugar and cornstarch in a medium saucepan. Stir in the lemon juice and zest. Mix until smooth and gently stir in the fruit. Cook over low heat, stirring occasionally, until the fruit releases some juice. Increase the temperature to medium and cook, stirring occasionally, until the mixture thickens and begins to boil. Cook for 1 minute, stirring constantly but being careful not to crush the fruit. Taste for sweetness and add more sugar if needed. Cool slightly before pouring over the chilled cheesecake. Chill thoroughly before removing the cake from the pan or slicing. Store refrigerated in a closed container for up to 4 days.
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For at least three undecided voters, both candidates left an impression during Wednesday's debate.
Mitt Romney, they said, came to play. Barack Obama, they said, let them down.
Until late on October 3, Fazio, 41, of Las Vegas, leaned toward the president. But Obama's "disinterested" performance in the debate in Denver left him concerned.
Fazio said Obama wasn't on point.
"As the president of the United States, I hate to say it, no rest for the weary," said Fazio, who voted for Obama in 2008. "If he's not sharp in the debate ... what's he going to be like behind closed doors?"
Chuck Taylor, 66, a North Carolina retiree, said Romney impressed him.
"I was impressed, as many people were with Mr. Romney's debating skills," Taylor said. "I thought the president for whatever reason was not on his game."
But polls show Fazio and Taylor aren't alone in their assessment of the candidates' performances.
According to a CNN/ORC International survey taken just after the debate, 67% of registered voters who watched the debate said that the Romney won the contest. One in four said Obama won the 90-minute event.
"No presidential candidate has topped 60% in that question since it was first asked in 1984," says CNN Polling Director Keating Holland.
With the candidates neck-and-neck in national polls ahead of the debate, any edge is valuable, especially with undecided voters who make up somewhere between 3% and 8% of the electorate.
"They're important because with voters on both sides seemingly unwilling to switch teams," David Di Martino, a Democratic strategist and partner at Blue Engine Media, said, "these last undecided voters -- let's call them the "6%", will put either candidate over the top whenever they decide to break one way or the other."
A battleground poll of likely North Carolina voters taken ahead of the debate shows Obama leading Romney by two points with six percent undecided in the state. A similar poll in battleground state, Nevada shows Obama leading Romney by two points with three percent of likely voters undecided.
Polling for undecided voters post-debate is not available.
But will the candidates' performances make a difference in the election?
Fazio says it kept his vote up for grabs.
"I've been undecided for the longest time," Fazio said. "For the past month to six weeks I've been leaning toward Obama."
Fazio said he was looking for Obama to nail down his vote during the debate. Obama, Fazio said, didn't deliver.
Another undecided voter, Jason Mencher, 26, a Hofstra University law student, voted for Obama in 2008. The New York resident said ahead of the debate that he was completely neutral, but the candidates' face off pushed him toward Romney.
"I'm not happy with what Obama did in the past four years," Mencher said. "I think Romney is a viable alternative, but I don't know what he would do specifically."
But he said nothing in the debate would have changed his mind "besides some extreme event like a major meltdown" by either candidate.
In the history of televised presidential debates, only two have shifted the tide of an election -- 1960 and 2000, according to a Gallup Politics analysis. Those elections, Gallup explains, were close -- like the election this year.
Wednesday's debate impacted voters but it isn't likely to alter the tide.
The debate "kept both of them squarely tied, so it didn't sway the campaign either way," said Christine Riordan, dean of the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver, site of the debate.
Instead, voters say they are looking toward the next three debates -- two presidential and one vice presidential -- to make a decision and to clear up their concerns.


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Sustrans National Cycle Route No 8 leaves the Taff Trail to continue North through the length of Wales.
The Taff Trail starts in the area near the theatre and the canal basin, a very attractive area. The Tipple n Tiffin, the theatre restaurant is most welcome but it is often closed on days when there are lots of visitors around.
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Disney Mickey Mouse, your child's very own chair. Fun place to sit, visit and be with friends or just watch your favorite movie. This chair has extra touches for that designer look such as front arm panels. The construction is hard wood frame covered with poly urethane foam and upholstered in soft to the touch, yet durable polyester fabric. The fabric is easy to clean with mild soap and water. The seat bottom measures 13' x 13' and 11" to the floor. There are coordinating furniture items available to match. You can create a whole Disney Mickey Mouse Chair room setting your little princess will love. Other items sold separately.
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I was hesitant to spend so much on a chair for my little guy, but he really needed something size appropriate to sit on when watching t.v. First my husband and I looked at ...Read complete review
I was hesitant to spend so much on a chair for my little guy, but he really needed something size appropriate to sit on when watching t.v. First my husband and I looked at the flimsy foam chairs and the fold-out sleepers / chairs, but since they cost half the price of this upholstered chair, which is definitely sturdier construction and more stable than foam furniture, we considered it a waste of money to purchase other items. So far it has been a very durable, easy to clean, and adorable addition to our home - plus, our son loves it and feels great having something his size to sit on. We're very happy with the quality of this product, and will definitely look into buying other Delta furniture in the future for our child's room / needs.
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We got this for my daughter when she was two. We got the version with the rockers, but other than the rockers, it's the same chair. The person who makes these must have had an off day when ours was made, because we had the opposite experience than other reviewers. The chair is not all that great of construction, the padding is very thin. The fabric stains at the slightest touch of fluid, and trying to get the stain out only makes it worse. Heaven forbid you have a poop-explosion or a vomit experience on this chair, it won't clean up. I think the only thing that save the chair from the poop explosion was the blanket DD was sitting on. The chair is still stained, but at least it doesn't smell like poo. Parts of the chair's construction have held up decently, but the cross beam at the bottom front broke the first time my super light kid sat in it. There isn't much padding in the seat. Overall, not a great quality chair for the price. Honestly the only reason we still have it two years later is kid is so madly in love with Mickey, we can't get rid of it yet. Since the second day she had it, it's been primarily a very expensive stuffed animal chair, since she can't sit comfortably in it without it breaking more.
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My son uses this little sofa on a daily basis to watch tv. It's perfect in size and everything. We would definitely recommend it!
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Bought this chair as an early Christmas gift for my 19 month old son. He loved it soon as he saw it! He now feels like he has something his size and doesn't have to try and climb in the more larger chairs in the house. Plus Mickey is one of his favorite characters
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The product was great my son loved it
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Excellent quality . This is the second chair we've bought for our family . Can't wait to see the kids grow into these chairs . Extremely durable !! Cute design , definitely something that is made to last !!!
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This chair is very sturdy and is soft enough to be comfortable for our 17 month old. I would definitely recommend this chair! Great piece of furniture.
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This chair lights up my daughters face! She loves it and looks at books while sitting in her favorite chair! :)
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My nephew loves it cause he uses it when watching tv. I love it cause it's the perfect size for my 1 year old nephew.i think it's a lot safer for him to sit in his mickey sofa than a regular big size home sofa cause I'm constantly worrying he would fall and hurt himself. When I found it I was so happy because my nephew since he walks he like exploring all around instead of being in a play pen watching tv.I though it would be a great gift since he loves Mickey Mouse clubhouse!
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I believe that everyone believes what they want to believe (DAO as I often quote). You can't convince anyone of anything who is not willing to be convinced. Conspiracy theorists are, by & large, idiots and/or simply trouble-makers having a little fun fleecing the sheep of the world in some way. The only valid point they indicate in general is that you can't trust other people, especially the government. In my experience, it is impossible to convince a conspiracy theorist of anything. I remember a guy who presented to us in high school about JFK assassination. He's still doing it today. He's a complete nut.
In this specific case, I agree it would patently stupid to assert OBL is dead when he could easily demonstrate otherwise if it wasn't the case. In all honesty, I somewhat expect a false video to be posted in the near future. At that point, I suspect the administration will reconsider the publishing of photos/video evidence. Of course, the Pakistani account of confirmation from OBL family members is also reasonably compelling. If they do publish at that time, they will have to post pretty compelling evidence or else they'll just have to leave it as-is.
People question things like this because we have an inordinate desire for control. It's called "micro-management" essentially & lack of knowledge means FUD for all humanity. The only salient point that matters is this: Was it OBL & was he killed? Given the USA & Pakistan governments both agree on this point & it was arrived at different ways (USA: direct execution, Pakistan: family accounts after the raid) AND neither government is exactly loving the other right now, that's fairly conclusive behavioral indication that it is true as people who are in a middle of a fight rarely agree unless they actually agree [unless the fight is a mere stage show which I don't think it is in this instance].
In short, I agree. All I care about is whether it was OBL & whether he was eliminated. I'm not much concerned about the "how" frankly & that's micro-management that I hate at my job so I'm not sure why I would condone such an approach for soldiers in the heat of taking down the most notorious modern-day terrorist. Let them do their work & be done with it.
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Let the face-saving begin!
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As this discussion clearly demonstrates, criminals, terrorists, & the like always have an advantage over a lawful person/organization in combat. I guess there's no avoiding it since civilization is nothing if not arbitrary rules of governance beyond natural rules. Still find it irritating that our SEALs, the administration, etc... have to worry about lawyers while terrorists just kill people any way they like willy-nilly.
ShowTek: If we don't view our civilization & following rules like this as "superior" (in accordance with the Italian PM's comments years ago), how should we look at it? From where I sit, if we don't think of our way of life as superior, then I'd have to say it's clearly inferior in terms of battlefield strategy, tactics, & flexibility. Given we are in a war, our current approach of "carefulness" would seem to be a stupid approach, especially if our way of life isn't superior. Your argument all along is we're not superior. If that's the case, then why not just respond with overwhelming force & end the war as quickly & efficiently as possible vs. following artificial "rules"?
If we had done that, I can assure you this could have been over a few hours/days/weeks after 9/11. My question boils down to this:
If our way of life & carefulness about the taking of human life (we're debating whether killing OBL is "legal" for crying out loud!) is NOT superior in qualitative attributes, then why bother in the first place? Why try to restrain our full capability if both sides in this conflict are simply different, neither superior nor inferior? Why not just resort to completely Machivellian principles & utterly annihilate the enemy & be done with it? We could have easily avoided this entire 10 year conflict by doing so.
Yes, I'm obviously putting aside our & my own values for a moment to raise the real philosophical question of:
If we are simply different, then why not use whatever force is necessary to end the war as quickly as possible & minimize the loss of life, resources, & time on our side of the fence? Is that not the most expeditious, logical, & efficient approach to conducting a war given no side has moral superiority?
On a more mundane basis: Why are the people in these forums who play CivRev by the "rules" better than those who do not play by those same "rules"? By your own logic as applied to this mundane example, they aren't. In which case, we can't fault those who don't play by the "rules". In fact, in terms of the laws of nature, they are in fact "superior" because they don't follow any artificial rules, only those rules enforced by the "nature" of the CivRev game world. So in that sense, the only one that can be "blamed" are the developers. See, how that works? I've just absolved Brent, etc... for all eternity. It's not their fault, it's Firaxis fault. Maybe that's your point all along...
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I pretty much agreed with your whole comment, and especially the quote above. You're right that there's a group who will never, never be convinced. You can't reason someone out of a belief if they hadn't been reasoned into it in the first place, right!?
I suppose what I should have said more precisely is that for those who can be convinced, the silence of bin Laden will work just as effectivley as a photo. The complete skeptic will cast doubt in either case, and thus they don't factor into the decision-making equation of whether to release the photo, but for the normal person it's hard to imagine that a terrorist who has been so prolific in releasing tapes and recordings over the last 10 years (35 times?) would suddenly take a vow of silence! That's actually more convincing, I would think, than a photo which many people might suspect of being doctored.
What did I tell you Zef? These guys are like idiots filling the "idiot" void... it can't be helped... it's the 2nd law of IdioDynamics... the universe naturally & always tends toward a greater level of idiocy...
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Agreed. Although the purely logical among us will undoubtedly remind us that "nothing proves nothing" (i.e.:you can't prove anything logically from the absence of information.). I don't see either of us as logical purists so probably not an issue for us but for the purists, they will likely end up in the conspiracy theory camp or they will have to join us logical pragmatists & admit they aren't as "pure" as they once thought. Quite a conundrum!
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Right. I thought about the Appeal to Ignorance fallacy when I wrote my comment, and didn't feel the need to go into much detail about it. I would say that most informal fallacies are helpful in exposing deductive holes. Because I don't find WMDs in Iraq, it doesn't deductively or strictly follow that there aren't any (maybe that's what you had in mind with purism). Inductively, however, the case that there aren't any in Iraq becomes stronger and stronger as more time passes. Similarly, if you've lost your keys and have looked everywhere in your kitchen for them, they're probably not there. So not finding them there after looking for them for many days is actually pretty good proof that they're not there.
But maybe this is too subtle for most people. I'd like to think moderates across the world would understand this simple reasoning, but perhaps in the end what it takes is something visible to put to rest mainstream doubts.
Haha!! Well, the moderate in me thought he wasn't so bad about 10 years ago. Compared to Bush in the primaries in 1999, he seemed pretty stellar. In the last few years either his true self has come out, or he's changed significantly. Perhaps for people a bit more liberal than I am, he was never seen as viable.
My comment wasn't really about McCain. You could probably say that about 99.9% of anyone who gets into politics.
As for McCain, I too liked him better in 1999, but I guess he really wanted to be president and found that the approach that appealed to you and I wasn't the right one. After all, I didn't vote for him in the general (though I would have if somehow the election had been him vs. Bush). Did you?
Wow that's unclear. I obviously meant I never felt moved to vote McCain and only would if I were voting in a Republican primary for some reason.
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Your voting tendencies compared to mine reflect our conversations in the forum pretty well. I'm liberal enough that I never voted for a Republican (for President) in this century (I did though when I voted for Bush Senior in '88). In the 90s I didn't vote at all. But I would have voted for McCain against Gore if that had been an option. You definitely would not have. That fits pretty well I think with what we would expect for the two of us...
My point was clumsily enough made that it still didn't shine through. Here it is: neither of us (I'll bet) voted in the Republican primary in 2000. Therefore the fact that McCain appealed more to us than Bush did helped him not in the slightest. Okay, maybe you would have cast your vote for him in the general, but that doesn't help him if he can't get to the general.
Of course he did in 2008, but he wasn't really the same candidate then.
I hear you & agree it's indicative, but can't ever be conclusive unfortunately. This is the conundrum facing the administration. The AP filed on Monday for FOIA access to the video of the raid, the burial, & photos. Doubtful they will get it but I'm sure it will be a pretty heavily fought battle on both sides. There are legitimate reasons to want some portion of the free press to have access to this information. At the same time, I think by taking the position the President has, it makes it clear that any release of information is based on lawful requests from the press, not a morbid desire to gloat or "spike the ball" as he put it. As much as I'm certain our foes would not offer the same graciousness, I agree wholeheartedly with the President's decision on this matter.
On the other hand, I have personally found items weeks/months/years (yes years!) after I lost them & they were exactly in the room/area I suspected they would be in, just not in the specific location(s) I checked. In fact, when I lose something now, I give it a hard target search & then I put on the shelf until it "comes to me". There are lots of reasons for this, some based on science, some based on faith, but in the end it seems to work reasonably well. In any case, it's simply irreducible that the absence of evidence always boils down to a question of belief due to incomplete knowledge (which is everything if you drill deep enough according to the Heisenburg Uncertainty Principle), regardless of any rational arguments one can make about indicativeness & induction.
In hind sight, I think that's the one thing I might have done differently. I might have had selected trustworthy, "pillars" of journalistic integrity (if there is such a thing... ), on the aircraft carrier with some sort of NDA contract having been signed or something. That way they could report to the world what they saw with their own eyes but there wouldn't be any danger of a ungoverned release of raw data. I don't consider it a huge deal but that's the one aspect I might have done differently. We've embedded reporters with military many times in the past so this would seem just a special case but, of course, it would have to occur on short notice & with greater secrecy but still seemed doable to me.
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i couldn't have said it better myself. not that i think that the celebrations were that important events but this guy depicts my feelings towards them quite accurately.
"so when it came to pass that Osama bin Laden finally met his end, it was no suprise to see people of all ages and backgrounds jumping at the opportunity to declare closure, and indulge in an orgy of unprecedented emotional rawness and richness."
"It really just seemed to be an opportunity for the entire nation to join in a spontaneous live edition of The Jerry Springer Show."
"surely I can't be alone in my wonder at the scope and the scale of this reaction, or in my puzzlement over the alacrity with which so many people have leapt on to the celebration bandwagon?"
awesome. a little too critical of america in general maybe. there's an underlining anti-american sentiment in this article which isn't necessarily very strongly linked to the issue.
no, i totally get that. in fact, i talked about this a few posts back. i'm confused about what seems to be the essence of your last post: that proximity is THE reason for people feeling worse about terrible events as opposed to patriotic/national identification with victims. or might that even be the same to you? and i think we're agreed that we talk about cultural proximity, not geographic, because people in LA obviously don't give two sh!ts about mexicans dying at the border compared to 3000 americans dying in new york.
but you have to see the moral hypocrisy in going crazy about one terrorist attack in america, the demand for revenge, recompense, "justice", and all that crap when our actions do the very same to other people all the time, our lifestyles are responsible for the extremely miserable deaths of millions every year, and when people die of terrorist attacks virtually every day in other places in the world.
well, by still trying to coincide with international laws (which. also by applying to everyone, are just IMO) from common moral points of view i would state that we act morally superior in comparison to our enemy that hypothetically does not act in accordance with such rules. if others do not adhere to moral standards, according to our own standards this is no justification for us to break them as well.
i find it plausible to assume that this is actually the case. i.e., we are to some extent adhering to common moral rules in this fight and terrorists largely aren't. this must, however, not necessarily be the case. as a firm believer in the equality of all humans and a firm disbeliever in evil, i would logically assume that the west's enemies are 1) psychologically crippled people and/or 2) simply act in accordance to other moral standards. if 1) is the case, we must first ask the question if we are responsible. in my experience, we are at least to some extent. there is also a lot of sh!t going on in and between middle eastern nations so i wouldn't say we are the ones mostly responsible or the ones least responsible. but we're definitely to some extent responsible for the actions now carried out against us. 2) basically refers to another view on the world which might also very well be shaped by the atrocities and stuff we carry out in the middle east. i.e., as i have stated before, the view that the west is evil and tries to bring middle eastern nations down is quite common there, much like the view that muslims are evil and want to break down western societies is common in the west. i think the former, too, is a natural response to said atrocities and absurdities carries out by us in the region. 1) and 2) often occur simultaneously i assume.
i'm a moral relativist not only philosophically but also in a practical meaning of the word. i often don't see meaning in filtering the world in right/wrong. meanwhile i often rather choose to see it as cause and effect relationships. they do something to us which results in us doing something to them, etc. of course, this transition is dynamic and much more complex. there are a lot of individual agents in this transition who could turn the whole thing over.
if i understand you correctly, you are basically describing and hypothetically proposing the world without morals. i'd draw some of the same conclusions as you do. it would all be a lot less complicated. but i guess we have created morals in order to live better lives. acting like you describe it would lead to disastrous reactions from other countries if done repeatedly and consequently. on the individual level, it would be the same if done consequently. nobody would delay gratification for example, beating your partner in an argument, stealing somebody's food, killing others, etc. which btw is one clinical characteristic of the psychopath.f we had done that, I can assure you this could have been over a few hours/days/weeks after 9/11. My question boils down to this:
If our way of life & carefulness about the taking of human life (we're debating whether killing OBL is "legal" for crying out loud!) is NOT superior in qualitative attributes, then why bother in the first place? Why try to restrain our full capability if both sides in this conflict are simply different, neither superior nor inferior? Why not just resort to completely Machivellian principles & utterly annihilate the enemy & be done with it? We could have easily avoided this entire 10 year conflict by doing so.
Yes, I'm obviously putting aside our & my own values for a moment to raise the real philosophical question of:
If we are simply different, then why not use whatever force is necessary to end the war as quickly as possible & minimize the loss of life, resources, & time on our side of the fence? Is that not the most expeditious, logical, & efficient approach to conducting a war given no side has moral superiority?
On a more mundane basis: Why are the people in these forums who play CivRev by the "rules" better than those who do not play by those same "rules"? By your own logic as applied to this mundane example, they aren't. In which case, we can't fault those who don't play by the "rules". In fact, in terms of the laws of nature, they are in fact "superior" because they don't follow any artificial rules, only those rules enforced by the "nature" of the CivRev game world. So in that sense, the only one that can be "blamed" are the developers. See, how that works? I've just absolved Brent, etc... for all eternity. It's not their fault, it's Firaxis fault. Maybe that's your point all along...
The thing to keep in mind about 9/11 is that it was an attack. It was the kind of thing that's not supposed to happen. That's not to say that Mexicans should die at the border, but when it happens nobody is shocked or surprised. That doesn't make it less tragic, but it probably makes it less powerful emotionally.
To put it another way, systems of starvation and poverty have been in place for generations. Most of the time you can't really point to a person or group and hold them responsible for it. 9/11 was planned and executed by a group of people who conspired to commit murder.
Perhaps it would make you feel better about the whole thing if I told you I think our reaction to bin Laden's death is appropriate but the muted calm or disinterest that so many show to the plight of so many others around the globe is not. But of course, how can you really feel so much pain? You can't. You can't die a little bit with every child who starves. You can't weep for every loved one lost. If we had 1000 hours in a day there still wouldn't be time for all that.
So we are forced into a kind of hypocrisy. We have to choose our tragedies to become involved in and ignore the rest. Some of us have the luxury - and yes, it's nothing but a luxury - to get more involved. Others barely have the ability to look after themselves or their immediate family. So you have to create a hierarchy. Self-household-family-neighborhood-friends-town-region-nation-continent-world. How else can anybody live?
Perhaps. But when somebody is killed over some product I might like to buy, how much responsibility do I bear? We know approximately how much responsibility bin Laden bears for 9/11 - quite a lot! I do think we bear some responsibility as consumers. For example, I'd never buy a diamond. I make sure my coffee is fair trade (hoping that actually means something). And now I'm starting to grow my own food. But there are so many choices, so many products, so much that people need in daily life. Look at Apple products. I guess people are literally being worked to death in China in order to meet the demands of the west. I'm typing this on a Dell right now. I don't have the faintest idea whether someone might have been worked to death to make it for me.
So I know bin Laden deserved punishment for what he's done. What do I deserve?
Sure enough. My only basic point was that arguments can be inductively strong and persuasive even if, when translated into deductive form, they are 100% invalid. Not everyone understands, of course, that an argument doesn't always have to be measured by deducitve standards of purity.
And if what you suggested is right, that the purists won't be satisfied with bin Laden's ongoing silence, then I think we agree they won't be convinced by a photo either. Hence my earlier argument that the issue of proof by photo is moot if the criterion for proof is 100% certainty for these extremists. For normal people, bin Laden's silence over the next couple years should be proof enough. And for people who are in these terrorists organizations, they'll be convinced by the simple fact that they will experience new shifts in power in the years ahead. They won't need photos to know something has gone awry... although it would remain possible that he was captured and not killed.
For every link, of course, there's a counter-link.
Here, I've got a good quote from that article: "As I watched President Obama lead the dancing in the streets around the site of New York's twin towers...." I guess the author was having a peyote trip or something to see that since it didn't actually happen. The state of journalism these days!
I think there's a point to be made there, but tossing in an outright lie rather deadens it, don't you think?
But a better criticism of this line of thinking is that the argument boils down to accusing us of oversimplifying everything by oversimplifying our response to the events. I'm not sure if you or the author ever actually saw the Jerry Springer show to make that comparison. I saw it a few times. It was basically about people fighting over petty things, blowing things out of proportion and creating drama where there should be none.
Or perhaps they'll read the statement from their own organization confirming bin Laden's death:
The Post is also reporting that some of the data seized details other plots:
Hmm...attacking commuter rails. Do they think we're Europe or something?
In otherwords, self-interest. So by definition, you've just established that morality is superior to immorality on at least one axis: self-interest. I rest my case.
On a separate note, one's power also factors in how much one has to practice self-restraint in order to achieve a certain amount of self-reward. In this instance, there is little doubt we could annihilate the countries involved with little repercussions from those countries directly. I think the main factor holding us back is the ire of the other uninvolved nations (Russia, China, Europe, etc...). Of course, after 9/11, my guess is we could have carpet bombed Afghanistan & it wouldn't have cost us much except some whining from Europe as Russia would probably enjoy watching their old stomping ground get bashed. Especially if we had stopped at that point (no ongoing wars in Afghanistan or Iraq). Sometimes I think our "carefulness" causes great inefficiencies & wastes of effort that could have been avoided by simply having a quick & overwhelming response but I admit I could be oversimplifying.
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As you said ShowTek, a lot of horrible stuff happens within the region itself, in addtion to some attributed to us. This article is not for the squeamish.
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Let's hear the spin Thrasher. I personally think it's just Gestapo tactics to identify "sympathizers" like with any similar government program throughout history whether it be Jews, anti-dictator, etc... that's being ferreted out.
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I'm not sure how to respond to this. It's supposedly >50% cheaper but will any of these guys ever be productive again?
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Great picture, not bad analysis either.
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I got my board from a friend of mine about 6 months ago. I was buying a vw bug from him that had been sitting in his back yard for about a year. It was a 69'. I was soon to cut it up into a baja bug. Thats my other hobby. Cars. An expensive hobby.
So a few weeks ago i was shopping around costco and noticed the soft top longboards they had for sale. $99. Not to bad i though. It reminded me that i have a "real" board sitting in my basement just waiting to see the sun and ocean again.
When i got home from costco i took out the old board. It looked more beat up then when i put it down in the basement 6 months ago. I took it up to the garage and laid it out. I grabbed some 220 grit paper and sanded over a few spots that had been covered with what looked like automotive bondo. "Who the fleshin' would use bondo on a board?" then i remembered that Pete had the board for a while. duh!!!
I dont really remember how it started but i can now remember that i found my self digging away at the fiberglass for hours that day. I had resin and fiberglass laying around the garage because i have a baja bug, and who has a baja bug with out fiberglass on it.
So i already knew how to do some glass work. I sanded through the original glass down to the foam, mixed up some resin and took some of the glass mat i had (i later realized that i shouldnt be using glass mat and instead i should be using woven fiberglass cloth) and dumped a healthy glob into the hole. I took a lil wad of glass mat and shoved it into the hole (to act like a filler. Now i use Q-cel). Then i covered the hole with a round piece of the mat and squegeed it into place. My obsession had begun. Both with this crappy board and the lifestyle of surfing.
The board measures 6'9"x21"x2.5"ish. Im 23 years old, 6 foot even, weigh 210lbs and have only a memory of surfing in Malibu at around the age of 12 or 13. I dont even really remember that board, but it wasnt a short board. Or at least not for my size at that time. I had a day or two out on the water with it because i was staying at my fathers cousins house that was right on the beach. Thats a nice place, Malibu. Flocks of wild parots nesting in the trees in the front yard. It was pretty cool. My father had come to take care of the house and pets for a few days since we where already down there on vacation. My cousin once removed (or my great cousin? idk) said "Go ahead and use the surfboard if you want". I remember that thing looked.....be ee ay you tee-ful sitting in the garage on a rack. I was in heaven. I had always wanted to try surfing. I had boggei boarded. Body surfed. Rode a few kayaks and had plenty of time in a canoe. But never a surfboard. This was going to be great.
And it was.
Never got to standing up. But i did get tossed around by the ocean and got my head and body slammed into the ground quite a few times, giggling the who time it was happening.
So now here i am about 10 years later. I have been working the last 8 years pretty steadly at a local grocerie store. I got my drivers license and soon as i turned 16. I had always wanted to surf as a kid but didnt have the money or the transportation to the beach. And once i got both of those, i forgot about surfing because i had an obsession with my cars. But now, 10 years later, i remember my dream. I was gonna do this. I have the money now, and I have a bitchin beach crusier to go feel up the curves of highway 1. Sweet!!! It is on.
So back to the board.
I started doing the research on how to properly repair the board. I should of done it in the first place before i laid that glass mat, but then i probably would of lost interest. I bought a book, The Ding Repair Scriptures by George Colendich. Its a cool book. I read the whole thing and went back to the board. I ended up buying an electric sander. I had wanted one for buffing my cars paint, but figured that spending $50+ wasnt worth getting an extra shine out of it. Then i started working on the board and realized i now would have two uses for a sander. Plus it was taking too long.
So i filled some holes (with the proper material. Q-cel), I laid some glass (the proper cloth type) and have done some sanding around the edges of the patch to smooth it out some. Now im at the stage where im wondering what to do next. I was told by a local surf shop, The Bodega Surf Shack, that i might want to just throw another layer of glass over it because it has so many holes and its so fleshin' up and its probably weak from all that. So i think that might be my next move. But i also want to lay some paint out. I dont plan on painting the whole bottom or top. Just the words in red "DONT EAT ME". I got the idea from, well my self. My neighbor JJ came over one day to see what i was working on. He asked "What color are you going to paint it?" I sarcastically say " No color, just 'dont eat me' on the bottom of it". He laughs, and i make a real descision on what to pain on it.
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Two of the very first repair i did on it
Some bondo Pete must of put on it
More Bondo
The fins bradduh, the fins
And the tail with a hole in it
Thanks for looking. If you want to leave some suggestions, go for it. Im sorry i wrote my whole life story out. It just kind of came out of me. I was waiting for some Q-cel mix to set up and all of a sudden.... its been an hour and a half. is what you have heard out of me. So tell me what you think and throw me some suggestions. Thanks.
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October 2, 2010
Jason Nimrichter GOAZCATS.com
With one-third of the season in the fold there have been some surprises, plenty of drama and a newfound hope among the UA football faithful. The team has played some impressive football early and here is a breakdown of how each area has looked thus far on each side of the ball. First we will start on offense. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now for a FREE Trial
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