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This is a very old town, (although a new town has sprung up as well), but the old town is enclosed in the old walls. Wandering through some tiny little alleyways and explore. Enjoy sitting outside at a bar and enjoy the sunshine. Walk up to the Mirador to look out over the sea to the coast of Africa which is 11km away. It is the southern most point in Europe and therefore the nearest point to Africa. You can also take the ferry here to Tangier which takes only 35 minutes.
Here is also where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean. Walk along the Causeway that separates them both.
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Unbelievable. What the heck is wrong with those two? Especially the guy with kids in his car.
This is a discussion on UGLY: Road rage leads to high-speed chase and shootout in east Orange County within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Road rage leads to high-speed chase and shootout in east Orange County -- OrlandoSentinel.com OrlandoSentinel.com Road rage leads to high-speed chase and shootout in east ...
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Road rage leads to high-speed chase and shootout in east Orange County
One driver was taking daughters to school, deputies said
Walter Pacheco
Sentinel Staff Writer
11:21 AM EST, February 20, 2008
A road rage incident in east Orange County this morning between two motorists ended in a high-speed chase and a shootout near an elementary school.
Orange County Sheriff's Office deputies arrested Louis A. Davis, 40, and Victor Vilchez, 44, reports show. Davis was taking his daughters, ages 6 and 11, to school when he started firing at Vilchez. No one was injured in the shooting that ended a few blocks from Chickasaw Elementary School.
Agency spokesman Deputy Carlos Padilla said one driver faces charges of aggravated battery. Charges were not available on the other motorist.
Initial reports show that sometime before 8:20 a.m., Davis was driving his white Honda behind Vilchez's blue and white Econoline van on Egan Drive, just west of Goldenrod Road.
"Davis felt the van was going too slow, so he tried to pass him. But Vilchez started to speed up. Both drivers then started racing down Egan Drive," Padilla said. "When they got to Autumnvale Drive, Davis overtook the van. The driver of the van then rear-ended the Honda."
That's when the bullets started flying.
Davis pulled out a gun, while his daughters were in the vehicle, and started firing rounds at the van. Vilchez pulled out his gun and fired back, deputies said. Davis stopped at a home on Garwood Drive and dropped off his daughters. He then continued to pursue Vilchez through the neighborhood.
Padilla said Davis spotted the van and started to shoot. The van then crashed into a passing vehicle.
Sheriff's reports show that deputies recovered a 45 calibre Taurus semi-automatic and a 38 calibre Keltec automatic. Davis and Vilchez had valid permits to carry a concealed weapon, Padilla said.
The chase and shootout left residents and deputies in shock.
"I saw two deputy cruisers speed by and the deputies yelling, 'Get in! Get in!'," said an eyewitness who was about to drop her daughter off at school.
Deputies called the high-speed chase and shootout "unbelievable."
"This is a residential street with pedestrian traffic. It's a nice neighborhood with kids and families," Padilla said. "Even in law-enforcement, this is quite shocking to us."
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Unbelievable. What the heck is wrong with those two? Especially the guy with kids in his car.
"Wise people learn when they can; fools learn when they must." - The Duke of Wellington
These guys should have known better - and permit holders to boot making us all look bad. Now the "blood flowing in the streets" crowd will be coming out of the woodwork.
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Crap. What stupid, irresponsible behavior.....on both their parts!
I'd bet this hits the national news.
<sigh> ........ impetuous, irresponsible and lunatic behavior.
I guess statistically - law-of-averages ........ there will always be the small possibility of lawful carriers smearing our good name but - you can bet those who watch for this stuff will extract max mileage out of it somehow.
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This is just amazing!
Not one but two knuckle heads both licensed to boot.
Thank you Louis Davis and Victor Vilchez, you both have now made my life that much more difficult and due for scrutiny in the eyes of everyone else.
I hope they throw the book at Davis, with 5-7 yrs. and no parole.
As for Vilchez 1 -3 yrs., no parole.
Nice way to parent by example, Davis.
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UN believable! Kids in the car?!?
concealed weapon permits?!?
What a pair of
Waaay too much pride, ego, and stupidity in these two!
What a bunch of shipdits! I hope they both get the maximum. Black eye for the CCW community, but as the pool get larger, things like this (statistically) are bound to happen.
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I don't know what, if any, training requirements there are for CA concealed carry.
I do know that some states have no training requirement and a few participants here think that is fine, on pure 2A grounds.
Going through a course on justification for use of force, verbal judo, and similar topics may stop these (thankfully rare) incidents which tarnish all of us.
I feel sorry for the kids, but jail time is in order for both.
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Anti-gunners seem to believe that if we just pass enough laws, we can have utopia. Unfortunately, utopia is NOT one of our choices.
WHAT MORONS !!! Were these idiots on steriods?? is this roid rage, combined with road rage ?? A gunfight over not going fast enough!! This is EXACTLY what we gun owners and permit holders DON'T need making the news.
Well, that's a major setback, not just for CCW but the entire 2nd Amendment. What a bunch of BLEEP BLEEPS!
2 Arrested In Road-Rage Incident Near School - Orlando News Story - WESH Orlando
This link actually has a video with statements by both of them.
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Print is dead, right? That's what many people would have us believe, but we all know there are still countless uses for printers of all shapes and sizes in both the home and office.
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Laser vs inkjet – As has been the case for the many years, the single biggest consideration when buying a printer for a home or small office is whether it's a laser or inkjet device.
With laser, the powdered ink (toner) is essentially melted into the paper, which makes it far more resilient and resistant to running. Laser printers are also far quicker once they've warmed up, so are better suited to high-volume work.
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A new tweak on the laser printer is the LED printer, which works in essentially the same way but replaces the laser with an LED.
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Paper type – A final bit of general advice for printers is to ensure that you buy paper that's appropriate for what you're printing. The basic stuff will do fine for churning out numerous black-and-white pages, but if you're planning to send out CVs, for example, then it's worth using decent, thicker paper.
Meanwhile, photo-printing will only work well on proper, glossy photo paper. What's more, it's worth buying the right paper for your type of printer ink, too (manufacturers often recommend paper), since the paper is actually formulated to match the combination of ink types used in that printer.
That was an excellent, well written article.
Just one point though, regarding running cost comparisons of ink-jets with lasers. It is all too common that infrequently used ink-jet cartridges dry up, beyond all recovery, when not used for a while. This is not only infuriating, but horrendously expensive. The unavoidable replacement of barely used and over-priced ink cartridge can very easily outweigh other considerations in overwhelming favour of buying a low end laser model instead. I would greatly welcome a thorough discussion of this point, including point blank contradiction! But please give your reasoning. This NEEDS thrashing out.
i have had terrible luck with HP inkjets over the years - new cartridges print great and can accommodate idle periods of a few days. But after a few weeks, the ink leaving it idle causes the ink to clog the printhead resulting in blotches, streaks and missing lines of pixels. A full cleaning will waste a lot of ink and cure the problem for the immediate session, but the problem quickly returns.
I haven't personally owned an Epson in some years, but a couple friends do and have the same problem, although the deep cleaning lasts longer before re-clogging. My Canon MX850 on the other hand, has never had a problem, even when it sits idle for extended periods of time. FWIW.
Before you buy an HP printer, check the forums and see what some of the problems are. I wish I had done that. I purchased a 5530 back in November, not knowing that there has bee an ongoing issue with the printing of booklets. Customers have been contacting support for some two years now over what is clearly an issue with the design of the driver and the problem still hasn't been fixed. Just got a message from someone on another forum who let me know that driver problems exists with a lot of the more recent printer drivers, and it seems that they will no longer support the older ones that actually worked. I bought a second HP printer because the first one, a 4480 that I got back in 2009 worked so well, right up until HP decided that they would no longer support the printer and shut it down themselves through the internet, after sending me that little message (I probably shouldn't have signed up to HP support).
Thanks. Regarding the inkjet idle issue, I've had the same ink cartridges in my HP printer (which itself is the better part of ten years old) for well over a year and it's only ever used sporadically (once a week at most) and they're still going strong. That said, I'll certainly do a bit more research on this issue.
Cheers Ed.
Once a week isn't infrequent enough to be any kind of a problem. When I was busier, I did not have any problems either. I'm not sure what the critical timing would be. These days, ours often spends a couple of months idle and I've had cartridges dry out that had only printed half a dozen pages. That is serioUsly expensive! I think a laser would have proved a better buy in these circumstances and I'm thinking about it quite seriously.
Hmmm, did you try reinvigorating them by dabbing the print heads with water? Has worked for me in the past. Otherwise, if they're completely dried up then, as you suggest, a laser may be the only solution.
That's an excellent tip Ed!
I have done it - sometimes it works, sometimes, unfortunately, not.
I've had my HP Deskjet 1050 for years. Cost me about £30 from Argos and never let me down. Simple, cheap and more than adequate for a home office.
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I was just scanning the Office Live Workspace blog and came across this article about how Office Live Workspace can help make your Netbook handy anywhere.
The premise of the article is that for some users, putting an Office Suite on your Netbook is quite awkward as the device doesn't have a CD/DVD drive, so why not just use Office Live Workspace ?
Whilst I can see that the lack of an optical drive might cause concern to some, its actually pretty simple to download the entire Office Suite, as detailed on this page : http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/HA103621001033.aspx.
Broadly speaking, you can either buy Office from Microsoft Store and choose the 'download' option, or you can buy a boxed copy of Office, download the required files and enter the product activation key from the box.
That said, the original article referred to above does include some useful tips on how to use the Office Live Workspace templates for everyday applications.


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The House of Representatives will vote today on a budget for 2013, but even if it passes, it's not likely to become law.
President Obama has promised to veto the republican sponsored budget bill. The measure cuts funding for the president's health care law as well as cuts to domestic programs such as food stamps and meals-on-wheels, unless congress comes up with a measure that both parties can agree on.
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I'm using YAPB with the responsive Eclipse theme from Cyberchimps.
My site is gbg365.thesupercargo.com
Every so often I upload a photo and get the following pair of error messages. Until now, despite these messages, the images have loaded. Today, the image wouldn't load. (I've tried three times). I don't understand the messages so any suggestions as to what I might do to load the image would be helpful. Thanks.
The error messages:
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Now that the false spring of the Masters has come and gone, let's spend a quick minute and a few words today on sports and the seasons and the great upending of what was once our natural order.
Because whether or not you agree with any of those warring theories, scientific or celestial, about global warming and climate change in the real world, in our sporting world, insidious and often cataclysmic change has been the rule these past several decades.
Sports so crowd the calendar now, have so long since bloated and overrun their natural seasons, that they risk shouldering aside the very things we seek in them.
Whatever those things may be: meaning, unmeaning, joy, heartache, identity, mythology, heroism, villainy, melodrama, perfection, imperfection, salvation. Any or all or none of those.
Time was, long ago, when sports proceeded as part of the grand and steady rhythm of the planet. As a series of discrete events, separate, they were a seasonal expression of some calculus between weather and labor and light and time. They were a distraction from reality.
Now, sports are just an infinite series of product lines and brand strategies and DVR programming notes, seamless and never-ending, undifferentiated, just another distraction in a world in which distraction has become the only absolute reality.
This was back before Tiger had become our national Rorschach blot, of course, and back before LeBron was an object of your obsessions, or Kobe, or even Magic or Larry or Kareem; back before Sid the Kid or Mario or Wayne; back past J-Hey to Say Hey, back to Gordie and Mickey and Wilt, back to the black-and-white origin stories of a newsreel universe.
Each sport was of its season then, winter, spring, summer or fall, baseball, football, basketball, golf; there was between each (or so it seemed) a period of rest. A gap. A pause, however brief, to gather ourselves for whatever came next. And to sharpen our appetite for it.
That our playing fields were allowed to lie fallow, if only a week at a time between seasons, is what enriched them. No football news in April, no hockey news in June.
How can you miss something that never goes away?
King Solomon will back me on this. As will Pete Seeger. And the Byrds.
From 1960 to 1985 to 2010, the seasons for each of our big four sports have grown not by weeks, but by months.
The 1960 NFL championship game was played on Dec. 26. The first Super Bowl, in 1967, was played on Jan. 15. This year, it was played on Feb. 7.
In 1960, the seven-game World Series between the Pirates and the Yankees ended on Oct. 13. In 1985, a seven-game series between the Royals and the Cards ended on Oct. 27. Last year, the Yankees-Phillies series finished in six games -- on Nov. 4.
In 1960, Montreal won the Stanley Cup on April 14. In 1985, Edmonton won it on May 30. Last year, the Pens won it on June 12.
In 1960, the Celtics won the NBA championship on April 9. Two years ago, they won it on June 17.
Start early, finish late, and without a moment's rest between all these seasons to reinvigorate the spirit; without a pause for breath or an off week to whet the appetite, it all runs together now, colorless and loud and interchangeable. It tastes of nothing.
Television is to blame for some of this, of course, as is money. But that's too easy, and lets too many of us off the hook. Because TV time and ad dollars all flow in just one direction: right at you and me and our incessant demand for more. More of everything. That's how markets work. You demand -- and somewhere in that instant a corporation is formed to provide a supply.
And just as it is in politics these days, sports seem driven more and more by the extremists, by the noisy obsessives out on the far margins for whom too much is never going to be enough. They create the markets we all share.
For instance, not long ago one of my colleagues, Bill Simmons, wrote, "I should be able to see anything I want in 2010. Just name me a price and let me decide whether I want to pay it."
That's certainly a fair argument toward a free market in sports entertainment. In fact, it's a libertarian call for personal responsibility in an age of technological abundance. But in a society that doesn't know when to say when, it's also a call to wretched excess. Like overexpansion, overexposure weakens the games themselves -- by cheapening our relationship with them.
Because the trouble with gluttony is that it dulls the palate. Deadens it. If you always have food in your mouth, how can you taste anything? In fact, how can you even know you're hungry?
Gluttons all, no matter how we gorge, no matter how fat we become, we remain insatiable. Like something monstrous out of myth, ever eating but never full, the more 21st-century America consumes, the hungrier we all become.
And to have access to all things at all times is to create a landscape across which all things are the same thing. Everything is of equal height and depth and heft. Every event, every moment is the same event, the same moment.
Never waiting for anything, never wanting for anything, means never anticipating anything. And because everything is special, nothing is special, and because nothing is special, everything must be hyped as if it were.
This is the world we make for ourselves even as we complain about the world we make for ourselves.
A very long time ago, as the sports writers and ballplayers headed north out of Florida by train, the Masters at Augusta National was the most colorful harbinger of the sporting spring. And among the poesy sentimentalists and overwrought romantics of the time, there was a sense that the Masters itself brought spring with it. Something to do with all those azalea blossoms and magnolia flowers. However cloying and antique that assessment of things may have been, it was based on the notion that sports were part of some grand natural rhythm -- rather than just another entry toward someone's bottom line.
So a very long time ago, sports were special.
But once every morning becomes Christmas morning, what does Christmas morning become?
Jeff MacGregor is a senior writer for ESPN.com and ESPN The Magazine. Please continue to submit your answers to his question "What are sports for?" You can e-mail him at email@example.com.


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Does also not work with http://www.blogigo.de which uses rss
When adding this rss feed to AmphetaDesk I get the
following error message:
AmphetaDesk could not determine the format of
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Does also not work with http://www.blogigo.de which uses rss
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RSS 2.0 is not the problem. The issue appears to be with the
XML encoding on the first line of the file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1252" ?>
I removed the 'encoding="windows-1252"' statement and
everything worked fine. I suppose this means that
windows-1252 is not supported by the XML parser used by
amphetaDesk. (Note that the "bad" site provided by cero,
http://www.blogigo.de, also uses encoding="windows-1252".)
windows-1252 is a somehwat recent addition to the list of
official character sets. It may be that newer versions of
XML::Parser can handle it. Morbus should look into this,
because it seems that the charset is gaining some popularity.
Whenever load_channel() fails, as in this case, the error
message is misleading. [See bug 793580, "Wrong Error Message
(add_url is evil)".]
To workaround this problem, you can edit
<AmphetaDesk>/lib/AmphetaDesk/Channels.pm (where
<AmphetaDesk> is the amphetaDesk install directory). Go to
the subroutine 'load_channel', then page down (or search)
until you find the call to XMLin. On amphetaDesk 0.93.1, the
call looks like this:
my $data = eval { XMLin($channel_xml, forcearray=> [ "item" ],
keyattr => [ ], suppressempty=>undef ) };
Immediately above this line, add the following:
$channel_xml =~ s/windows-1252/ISO-8859-1/sg;
Before this change will take effect, you will need to close
the amphetaDesk window in your browser and then exit and
restart the main amphetaDesk console.
You can replace the string "ISO-8859-1" with any encoding
you wish (such as UTF-8). Or you can even delete the entire
encoding parameter like so:
$channel_xml =~ s/encoding="windows-1252"//sg;
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I did a little more research and found that XML::Parser has
native support for the following encodings: UTF-8,
ISO-8859-1, UTF-16, and US-ASCII. In order to add additional
encodings, you need to use XML::Encoding.
Details can be found here:
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The latest CVS has had this code/patch for a while. From the CVS
CHANGELOG: - the following XML encodings have been added to
AmphetaDesk. from XML::Parser::Encodings: big5, euc-kr, iso-8859-2
through -9, windows-1250 and 1252, x-euc-jp-jisx0221, x-euc-jp-unicode,
x-sjis-cp932, x-sjis-jdk1117, x-sjis-jisx0221, x-sjis-unicode. from Klaus
Johannes Rusch: iso-8859-15. more information on how to build your
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September 4, 2013 by Jay Yelas
By the end of summer, grass such as hydrilla can get so thick and matted that it's almost impossible to fish with a conventional jig. In fact, you're better off not even trying. Instead, I use one of two types of jigs: a ¾- or 1-ounce Punisher jig with a pointed head and inline tie that goes through vegetation better, and a punch jig that I put together.
If I'm fishing milfoil, which doesn't get as super-dense as hydrilla, probably I'm going to fish the Punisher jig and flip it around the edges of grass lines where there are points or other irregularities. Later on, as the sun gets up, I'll work my way into the thicker mats.
If the grass is so thick that it has a hard time getting to the bottom, I'll rig up a punch jig. For this, I use a Rockybrook rig stopper, then a Rockybrook tungsten flipping weight, followed by a 5/0 snelled wide-gap hook with a 41/2-inch Yamamoto Flapping Hog and a punch skirt.
Most of the time, I'm going with a black-and-blue lure and skirt. I'll use a sinker just heavy enough to get the rig through the grass - though that might wind up being an ounce and a half if it's really thick. My reel is a Lew's Tournament Pro with 50- or 60-pound braid. I'll pair the Punisher jig with a 7 1/2-foot Kistler flipping rod. For the punch jig, though, I'll go with a 7-foot, 11-inch extra-heavy Kistler flipping rod that will let me really winch them out of the thickest stuff.
What I've found is that most of my bites are going to come at the bottom through the summer, so I'll just let the jig go to the bottom, give it a couple of hops and bring it back up if I don't get bit. Later in the fall, when we start getting cold fronts, bass seem to suspend more under the mats on warm, sunny days and might take the jig as it's falling past them. But they won't go to the bottom and get it. What you want to do then is bounce the jig a couple of times on the bottom, then lift it up to just under the mat and shake it a couple of times before bringing it in. Hopefully, a bass will grab it somewhere along the way.
---- Chevy pro Jay Yelas, Corvallis, Ore.


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The Last Patriot Standing
The Minnesota-based director of Michael Moore Hates America has received a number of death threats since his website announced the project to partisan peace lovers a year ago. So the only thing I can tell you about the circumstances of my meeting last week with Michael Wilson, the doc's understandably reclusive 28-year-old perpetrator, is that it took place at a sports bar somewhere in the northern suburbs. And that Wilson ordered cheese sticks and a "short" Long Island iced tea, which turned out to be rather tall.
That drink isn't the only thing that has been super-sized for this latest, libertarian contestant in the election-year indie-doc sweepstakes. His Mastercard is bursting at the seams, the result of a $200,000 budget not fully covered by the former online porn mogul who invested in the movie after stumbling on Wilson's michaelmoorehatesamerica.com, which has registered millions of hits. Other "big boys," Wilson reports, have been bidding to distribute his digital-video production in a hundred cities and projecting grosses in the mid-seven figures--not counting sales of a DVD that would be out in time for holiday shopping. (A mid-October screening has been scheduled at the SMMASH Film Festival in Excelsior--though Wilson says he'd like to have a "red-carpet" premiere in the metro before then.)
So is Wilson's admittedly Moore-esque film, which documents his unsuccessful attempt to interview the man behind Bowling for Columbine and Fahrenheit 9/11, really worth its distinction as the most hotly anticipated indie ever made by a Minnesota director? Alas, the critic can't say. At press time for this article, I still haven't seen Michael Moore Hates America--not because Wilson is unwilling to show it to me, but because he's been more than a little busy. Just a week before his sold-out world premiere in Dallas (the tickets were snapped up in a single day), Wilson is still scrambling to finish the movie's color correction and sound mix with the help of producers Chris Ohlsen, Curt Johnson, and Carr Hagerman. (The critic, meanwhile, is scrambling to get a review on page 63 of this issue--even if it means flying down to Bushville.)
The boyish, Missouri-born Wilson, who wrote marketing materials for a Minnesota accounting firm after graduating from St. Cloud State in 2001, is being asked to show ID for that tall Long Island--two days before leaving town for interviews with the McLaughlin Group and the BBC. His other job at the moment is getting over a nasty head cold.
City Pages: Your world premiere in Dallas is a big deal. It's at the American Film Renaissance Festival--the "conservative Cannes," they're calling it--on the weekend of September 11. What do you expect?
Michael Wilson: Here's the thing that cracks me up about this flick: Everyone perceives it to be this right-wing conservative rant, and it's just not. When that [news] gets out, it's gonna shock people. People see the title--Michael Moore Hates America--and they freak out. They think, "Well, obviously this guy is some nut job who's trying to destroy Michael Moore." And that's not what the movie is about.
CP: What is it about?
Wilson: Basically, I made this movie because I wanted to stick up for my mom. Remember that scene in Bowling for Columbine where [Moore] tells you about Tamarla Owens? That she was in Michigan's Welfare to Work program, that she had to work two full-time jobs, that she had to travel by bus to get to them, and that she couldn't spend enough quality time with her six-year-old kid, so [her kid] acted out and shot a little girl? It was a national story. But no one in the media went, "Hey, wait a minute--what about this other stuff?" The other stuff was that the kid was living in a crack house because his mother had moved them there; that the gun was stolen; that the gun was traded to the kid's uncle for drugs; that the mother had been in trouble for child abuse and drug abuse; that the kid was extremely aggressive because he had learned in that environment that violence was the answer. Moore ignored all of that. He just cut right to what he wanted for his movie: Welfare to Work--bad. 'Cause Mom can't spend enough time with her kid.
CP: And that offended you.
Wilson: On a very personal level. My mom worked two full-time jobs when I was growing up--and she went to school full-time. And I never shot anybody, you know? We were poor. I grew up in Missouri in a house that was right between the projects and the trailer court. My mom worked really long hours, but she put her job as a mother first, you know? And to me, that's what you do as a parent: You make choices, you're accountable. And [Owens's] accountability is something that Michael Moore just took away. He said, "Nope--you don't have this. It's not your responsibility. Don't worry about it." I started looking at the rest of [Moore's] work, and I discovered that it's a really common theme: He sees America as this shithole full of rich guys and dark, shadowy figures--a place where the chips are always stacked against you. And to me that's the antithesis of America. I see America as a place where anything is possible--because of my mom's hard work and ambition, her drive, her success.
CP: You and Moore have some things in common, right?
Wilson: We come from similar backgrounds: blue collar families in the Midwest, somewhat apolitical parents. I actually discovered lots of similarities [between us] once I started digging into it. I wondered, How is it that we can see America so differently? My goal, at least initially, was to try to get Michael Moore to sit down with me for 45 minutes over a couple of beers. I thought it would be funny to borrow his own strategy on Roger & Me. I started asking him for an interview. And he ignored me. So I had to start talking to other people about their visions of America, about their visions of Michael Moore.
CP: Why do you think he ignored you? Because you weren't a celebrity?
Wilson: I think he ignored me because of the title [of the film].
CP: Where did it come from?
Wilson: The title was always meant to be satiric; it wasn't some thesis that I set out to prove. I started researching [Moore's] inaccuracies, looking at a lot of anti-Moore websites. And what I found was that the people who were criticizing him were being just as shrill and obnoxious as he was being onstage at the Oscars. Everywhere I went, it was, "Michael Moore hates America, Michael Moore hates America." And I just thought that was fascinating. I taped an interview with David Horowitz [founder of the Center for the Study of Popular Culture], who's about as right-wing as you can get. He says [in the film], "I'm a Michael Moore-hater: Michael Moore hates America, and I hate Michael Moore. The enemies of America are my enemies--and those are the fans of Michael Moore." And I went, Holy shit! That's exactly what I'm talking about! As a nation, we've become shrill--a bunch of shouters.
CP: Your own website hasn't lacked for shrillness on occasion.
Wilson: Uh-huh [laughs]. Give me a specific example.
CP: There's that posting from a week ago about your feud with Disinfopedia. You wrote, "Hey, Disinfopedia assholes...I'd like to make it clear that if you write that the [Michael Moore] screening [in D.C.] is for the vast, right-wing conspiracy or other similar shit, I'm going to bring the full might and power of our fan base raining down on you...fuckers."
Wilson: Yeah [laughs]. I guess that's just me defending myself against people who are lying. And you're right: That post is shrill. I'm not above raising my voice. At the same time, I've never gone after Disinfopedia: I've never said it's a bad or evil website. But they went after us. They've written dishonest things about some people involved in [producing] the film--called them "pornographers." And then they make changes to those posts on their site, which is supposed to be an "open source." They delete things. I called Sheldon Rampton, who's the head of the Center for Media and Democracy [which administers the site], and I said, "Look, just admit it: Your site is 'open' and 'free' to the people who agree with you."
CP: At times you've come across as a kind of media watchdog.
Wilson: One of the things that bothers me about Michael Moore in particular is his lack of integrity in terms of how he approaches his subjects--whether it's through an ambush or by misleading people in order to get what he wants for his movie. So I decided early on to be really up-front with everyone about the title of the movie. And I think it freaked [Moore] out. No matter what I said to try to communicate what this film was really about, he didn't buy into it. I went to hear him speak at the University of Minnesota about a year ago. I introduced myself during the Q&A, and he got really angry; he was practically screaming at me. "Everything I do is because I love America. It's people like you that hate America." I'm thinking, Look, man--I'm introducing myself. I'm telling you what I'm doing, I'm trying to ask you for an interview. I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt, assuming that maybe your filterers haven't let you see my requests. And instantly, that shrillness came out of him.
CP: No shortage of the shrill these days, two months before the election. How do you assess the tenor of the debate?
Wilson: Let me put it this way: America is at its best when we [represent] the widest possible spectrum of political ideology. We're passionate in America. We argue like crazy--like a family. We say, "We should raise taxes on the very wealthy, 'cause they can afford it." And at the same time we go, "You know what? It's my money. Fuck you. Who are you to take it away?" And there's everything in between--on every issue, whether it's Iraq, health care, social security. It's great when we all come to the conversation honestly, when we're not trying to bend the facts and mislead each other. But you see so much deception on the right and the left--and too little in between. I say, Let's move the conversation forward.
CP: Do you see yourself as a journalist? Documentary film, after all, is a kind of journalism.
Wilson: I have such a disagreement with you about that [laughs]. I don't think documentary film is anything like journalism. I run into so many people who refer to Michael Moore as a journalist. That kills me. I think it does journalists a big disservice. To me, Michael Moore is a filmmaker--a very talented filmmaker. When you walk into a Michael Moore movie, you have to understand what he's doing. And that's all my film is about. It's about saying, "Here's what he's doing to you. Be aware of it."
CP: So it's criticism then. You're a film critic.
Wilson: Maybe, yeah. I'm certainly not a documentary filmmaker--not by any stretch. At St. Cloud, I wrote my senior thesis on why I thought [St. Cloud State] should have a screenwriting program. I was inspired by Kevin Smith--I continue to be inspired by him. [Michael Moore Hates America] was just something I was really passionate about. I saw Bowling for Columbine and thought, Someone needs to look at this, and nobody will--so I guess I'm gonna do it. I surrounded myself with a lot of really amazing people who've worked on documentaries.
CP: What do you think about the current spate of documentaries?
Wilson: My friend Penn Jillette said it really well. He says, "You go to see Spider-Man 2 and you know it's fiction; you go to see a documentary and you're in this gray area." You're seeing things presented to you as fact, but the film is a construct of someone's mind--as much as Spider-Man 2 is. Or at least that's how [documentary film] is nowadays. You look at guys like Albert Maysles [Salesman], who's sort of the godfather of documentary filmmakers: He'd follow [his subjects], let the camera roll, and let the chips fall where they may. He didn't lie to people or take advantage of them. Michael Moore's films aren't documentaries; they're polemics.
CP: Wouldn't you say that your film is a polemic?
Wilson: Sure--although I like to think there's a lot more honesty in my film. You can never get rid of bias completely: Everyone on the planet has it to some degree. You watch the news and you see [TV reporters] trying to cover their stories in the most objective way they can--being human beings who are prone to bias. You expect the news to have some objectivity; you expect it to be truthful. You at least expect to hear both sides of the story.
CP: Are you saying that network TV news, with its obligation to be objective or at least appear objective, is more honest than, say, Michael Moore's films?
Wilson: You know John Stossel? He does these op-ed pieces on 20/20. I asked him, "Why do you think it is that [Moore] can get away with so much more than you can?" He said, "There's not a lot of difference. I do op-ed reporting and so does he. The difference is that I have a lot of overseers: There are people who'll fire me if I don't do the right thing, if I don't get the facts right." Michael Moore calls his own shots. Period.
CP: What if the shot-calling overseer at the network is Rupert Murdoch? Or Ted Turner?
Wilson: I don't buy the argument that the media is conservative--or that it's liberal, either. It's not like they have a Morning Liberal Meeting at NBC or the New York Times. I think the media has traditionally had a liberal slant, but I don't think it's by design. You talk to journalism students and none of them will tell you they're there because they want to report the news. They'll say it's because they want to make a difference. It's an idealistic point of view--a traditionally liberal point of view. So as a journalist in the newsroom, you're surrounded by those kinds of people. I believe in the free market, so I think that what Fox News does is great. Because it's an alternative. And CNN is an alternative to Fox, and NBC is an alternative to CNN, and so on. It works: You surf for your news, you get different perspectives, and then you make up your mind. That's what America is. I believe in letting people make their own choices.
CP: You're eager to get your film out before the election. What do you see as the connection between the two?
Wilson: On the plus side, there's a big market for the film now--because of the election. But whatever happens with the election will change Michael Moore's film, which then changes my film. And that sucks, because I'm trying to make something that's fairly timeless, you know? I want people to look at it in five years and still get what it was about.
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The article was promoted by GrahamColm 12:47, 3 September 2012 [1].
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Another German battleship from World War I — I wrote this article back in 2010, and it passed a GAN and a Milhist ACR in August and September of that year, respectively. It's been waiting in the queue for a while now, but not too much dust should have gathered on it in that time. The article is part of this 62-article Good Topic, which is creeping toward the 50% FA threshold. I look forward to working with reviewers to ensure this article meets the FA criteria and our expectations for Wikipedia's best work. Thanks in advance to all who take the time to review the article. Parsecboy (talk) 19:36, 25 August 2012 (UTC)
Image review File:Bundesarchiv DVM 10 Bild-23-61-83, Linienschiff "SMS Kaiser".jpg should have an image description in English, as well as in German (unless the cooperation project requires something about the caption). File:Kaiser class diagram.jpg is fine. File:SMS Kaiser.png lacks an information infobox and a "Do not move to commons" template. File:SMS Kaiser turrets aft2.jpg is fine; it may be better without the watermark, but I'm not sure if that's technically possible (in any case, the copyright tag is fine and he watermark is hardly visible in the article, so it isn't really a problem). File:Jutland1916.jpg should have a better description, move the year to the "date" field, and edit the source so that is does not appear as a raw link. File:Bundesarchiv Bild 146-1970-074-34, Besetzung der Insel Ösel, Truppenanlandung.jpg is fine. I don't think the 1923 template is really needed in File:Internment at Scapa Flow.svg, as it is a completely different map: just being a map of the same place and having small notes on locations is not enough to say that one is a derivative work of the other. The second licence, the one by the creator of the new map, should be enough. I will check the article itself later. Cambalachero (talk) 22:00, 25 August 2012 (UTC)
- English caption added to the first Bundesarchiv photo
- Added a {{Do not move to Commons}} to SMS Kaiser.png.
- For Jutland1916.jpg, I have improved the caption, but the date field in the template refers to the date of creation for the image, not the date of the events depicted. As far as I can tell, the date for the map is not given.
- For File:Internment at Scapa Flow.svg, the map was created by Jappalang, who know his stuff about licensing, so I trust his judgement about what tags should be used.
- Thanks for reviewing the images, especially so quickly after I posted the nomination. Parsecboy (talk) 11:36, 26 August 2012 (UTC)
Comment As I'm not a native speaker of English, I can't review the grammar or the prose. Having noted that, I noticed only one potential concern: there's a "Unfortunately" in the first paragraph of the Battle of Jutland section, this is a common word to avoid, as it is subjetive (what is "unfortunate" for a belligerent, is usually "fortunate" for the other). The article does not follow the "one footnote per sentence" rule, but I don't think there's a problem with that, I did not see any controversial, dubious or disputed information around, so the "one footnote per paragraph" should be enough. If the image details and the word "Unfortunately" are fixed, I think it should be enough to support the article. Cambalachero (talk) 03:51, 26 August 2012 (UTC)
- I don't see the delayed repairs to Seydlitz as being particularly beneficial to one side or the other, but I have nevertheless changed it. Thanks again for reviewing the article. Parsecboy (talk) 11:36, 26 August 2012 (UTC)
Support (with the exception of grammar and prose, which I can't review as explained). After the changes, I have no further requests. By the way, the "date" field of files should be always filled, if the date is unknown or not mentioned, then say so; I have fixed that myself. As for the "Do not move to Commons", I forgot to mention the template {{PD-US-1923-abroad}}, which is a single template for this type of works (published outside the US before 1923, but not PD in the source country yet); I have fixed that as well. Cambalachero (talk) 14:15, 26 August 2012 (UTC)
Support on prose per standard disclaimer. I covered everything but two subsections, on Jutland and Albion, when this was at A-class two years ago, and I've looked at the changes that have been made to everything but those two subsections, and those are fine. I've just copyedited the Jutland and Albion subsections this morning. These are my edits. (Edits may take days to show up on that page.) – Dank (push to talk) 14:21, 26 August 2012 (UTC)
- (That is a rather busy diff, but it's much clearer if stepped through one edit at a time. No worries; all is goodness. Br'er Rabbit (talk) 19:45, 27 August 2012 (UTC))
- I haven't heard a lot of feedback on that method of showing my edits, so any feedback is welcome. Are you saying you like it or don't like it? - Dank (push to talk) 20:16, 27 August 2012 (UTC)
- The tool? It's very useful. I use it all the time. Anyone looking to check will be able to easily. Br'er Rabbit (talk) 23:02, 27 August 2012 (UTC)
- I haven't heard a lot of feedback on that method of showing my edits, so any feedback is welcome. Are you saying you like it or don't like it? - Dank (push to talk) 20:16, 27 August 2012 (UTC)
Support. I went over this article in June in detail and have no worries that it has any issues. Suggest an expedited review so that the nom can get on with bringing forward the backlog for the Featured Topic. Br'er Rabbit (talk) 19:50, 27 August 2012 (UTC)
- Re: "expedited reviews", I think I'm going to bite the bullet and suggest at WT:MHC that we try to think of ways to get articles through all the review processes faster; reviews are sporadic, and we're losing editors, or at least losing their attention. - Dank (push to talk) 20:16, 27 August 2012 (UTC)
- Support that. It shouldn't be a rubber stamp, but for cases like this, Parsecboy should be able to bring a whole class up for review at once; the ship class article and the members. Since they are so closely related, it will save everyone a lot of bother. Br'er Rabbit (talk) 23:02, 27 August 2012 (UTC)
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- page 17: Adolf von Trotha was her captain from Sept 1913 until January 1916 and Hermann Bauer from August 1918 to November 1918. Both captains have articles here and may be worth mentioning. MisterBee1966 (talk) 18:49, 30 August 2012 (UTC)
- page 18: the launch was explicitly dated on 22 March because it was the birthday of Kaiser Wilhelm I. Kaiser Wilhelm II was also present MisterBee1966 (talk) 18:58, 30 August 2012 (UTC)
Support MisterBee1966 (talk) 06:31, 31 August 2012 (UTC)
Support - a well-written article. Lord Sjones23 (talk - contributions) 03:33, 1 September 2012 (UTC)
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