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Jan 09, 2012
Obama's Modest Proposal on Defense
By Doyle McManus, Los Angeles TimesAs he unveiled his administration's new blueprint for U.S. defense strategy last week, President Obama sought to vaccinate himself against charges that he was gutting the nation's military. Even after the strategy is fully implemented, he said, "the defense budget will still be larger than it was at the end of the Bush administration."
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Debate Overkill Sparks Reform Outcry
By James Hohmann and John F. Harris, PoliticoWay back when, before this year's field of Republican presidential candidates had even taken shape, GOP national Chairman Reince Priebus raised his hand with a plan to get a grip on the burgeoning number of televised debates. In words that were one part prescient, one part naive, Priebus in April warned at a media breakfast: "The idea of twenty different forums and twenty different groups is a little much. We need to have some order in our debate process."
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Iran Trumpets Nuclear Ability at a Second Location
By David E. Sanger, New York TimesIran's top nuclear official announced this weekend that the country was on the verge of starting production at its second major uranium enrichment site, in a defiant declaration that its nuclear program would continue despite new international sanctions restricting its oil revenue. The announcement, made through official news media reports, came after a week of escalating confrontations between Washington and Tehran, including a threat that Iran would respond with military force if the United States tried to send an aircraft carrier strike group back into the Strait of Hormuz.
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In NH, GOP Voters' Questions Often Omit Jobs
By Charles Babington, Associated PressJudging from the presidential forums being held all over New Hampshire ahead of Tuesday's Republican primary, the biggest threats to America appear to be online piracy, an insidious United Nations and "crony capitalism." Rick Santorum, for instance, fielded questions for 48 minutes from a crowd of 600 in Windham on Thursday before anyone mentioned jobs, the issue that's supposed to dominate the 2012 elections.
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My Baloney Has a First Name, It's M-I-T-T
By John Dickerson, SlateNewt Gingrich spoke for everyone in America when he asked during the NBC News-Facebook New Hampshire debate, "Can we drop a little bit of the pious baloney?" Gingrich was talking to Mitt Romney, but let his exasperated call reach President Obama and leaders in Congress and let it ring in the ears of all the GOP candidates on that stage. Newt Gingrich is not immune to the request. Any candidate who says his adultery came in part from loving the country too much knows how to slice that baloney thick and wriggling.
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Perry Unplugged at New Hampshire Debate
By Major Garrett, National JournalTexas Gov. Rick Perry is losing and acting like he's got nothing to lose -- skewering fellow Republicans running for president as wimpy job creators and congressional Republicans who spent too much money long before before President Obama was elected. "Obama has thrown gasoline on the fire," Perry said at the NBC News/Facebook debate on Sunday. "But the bonfire was burning well before Obama got there. It was policies and spending both from Wall Street and from the insiders in Washington, D.C., that got us in this problem."
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Few Nicks to Romney in Final New Hampshire Debate
By Beth Reinhard, National JournalTwo days before an anticipated victory in this state's primary puts him on a glide path to the GOP nomination, Mitt Romney walked off stage with few nicks from two back-to-back debates. The squandering of two opportunities to knock Romney down on national television and in his own backyard underscored the impotence of the Republican field in 2012 and the former Massachusetts governor's steam-rolling position.
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Gingrich Says Bain Capital Looted Companies
By Jeff Zeleny, New York TimesNewt Gingrich assailed Mitt Romney's business background of buying and selling companies at the investment firm Bain Capital, saying Sunday afternoon that the work was comparable to "rich people figuring out clever legal ways to loot a company." Newt Gingrich assailed Mitt Romney's business background of buying and selling companies at the investment firm Bain Capital, saying Sunday afternoon that the work was comparable to "rich people figuring out clever legal ways to loot a company."
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Jan 06, 2012
Romney Fights High Expectations in New Hampshire Primary
By Dan Balz, Washington PostEvery New Hampshire presidential primary is different from the others, and that is certainly the case this year. So far, it is the least-dramatic contested Republican primary in three decades. For Mitt Romney, that's both a blessing and a possible curse. The former Massachusetts governor flew out of the state Thursday for an overnight campaign trip to South Carolina, leaving the Granite State to rivals Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich and Jon Huntsman Jr. (Ron Paul was away.)
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Shifts at Pentagon Reflect Dual Realities of Different Threats, Tighter Budgets
By Yochi J. Dreazen, National JournalThe Obama administration's high-profile rollout of its new military blueprint for the years ahead was designed to do two very different things: mark a decisive shift away from manpower-heavy counterinsurgencies like Afghanistan and shield the White House from Republican criticism over its plans for significant cuts to the Pentagon budget.
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Santorum Draws Boos From College Crowd for Opposing Gay Marriage
By Julianna Goldman, Bloomberg NewsRick Santorum, whose surprising second-place finish in the Iowa caucuses has propelled him to the upper tier of Republican presidential candidates, was booed during an appearance before college students in New Hampshire yesterday when he spoke of his opposition to same-sex marriage.
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President Cuts Defense Spending
With Martha Raddatz, ABC NewsNew strategy relies less on ground troops and more on naval forces, air power.
Obama Testing 2-Tier Strategy for Re-election
By Helene Cooper, New York TimesJust three hours after President Obama announced that he was defying Congressional Republicans to fill a high-level regulatory position while lawmakers were out of town, Mitt Romney sent out the obligatory news release ripping the president. "Chicago-style politics at its worst," Mr. Romney fumed, accusing the president of "circumventing Congress."
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Santorum Channeling Pat Buchanan Faces a Changed New Hampshire
By Julie Hirschfeld Davis and Julianna Goldman, Bloomberg NewsRick Santorum, working to channel the populist success of Patrick Buchanan in New Hampshire, may be unable to recreate the coalition he needs to finish strong in the state's Jan. 10 Republican presidential primary. Buchanan scored an upset win in New Hampshire (GSPSNH)'s 1996 primary by consolidating a group of working-class voters stressed over threats to manufacturing jobs and a smaller bloc of anti-abortion Catholics.
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The Mitt and McCain Show
By John Dickerson, SlateJohn McCain hugged Mitt Romney today as he endorsed his campaign. Four years ago, he wanted to hug Romney long enough to stop his breathing. The bitter rivals from the 2008 campaign now have a common enemy: Barack Obama. So while McCain once accused Romney of Chamberlain-like weakness in Iraq, the two have now aligned to bash the incumbent for his handling of the withdrawal from that country.
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Why Perry Chose to Keep Running for President
By Sam Youngman, ReutersEven Rick Perry's top advisers thought it was over. After the Texas governor finished fifth in the Iowa caucuses on Tuesday night, Perry's staff and volunteers gathered around the bar in a Des Moines hotel to say goodbyes, drink beer and mourn what appeared to be the end of his quest for the Republican nomination for president.
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Romney's the Target, but His GOP Opponents Keep Attacking One Another in N.H.
By Nia-Malika Henderson, Washington PostAll of the Republican presidential candidates not named Mitt Romney have been trying desperately to make the case that they can beat President Obama this fall, hoping to blunt Romney's electability argument that he is the only one in the race who can do that. But on Thursday, in town hall meetings and other campaign stops across New Hampshire, where Romney leads by double-digit margins in most polls, the "not-Romneys" kept getting distracted by the urge to turn on one another.
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Will Compromise Hurt or Help Santorum in Campaign?
With Naftali Bendavid, Wall Street JournalDuring his time in Congress, Rick Santorum worked within the system, not against it. How Santorum fares could answer a key question about what kind of conservative Republicans are looking for. Naftali Bendavid has details on Campaign Journal.
Gingrich Tries New Persona: 'Bold Newt'
By Beth Reinhard, National JournalFirst, there was Happy Newt, who played nice with his Republican rivals. Then came Angry Newt, who lashed out at them—especially former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney—for attack ads that knocked him into fourth place in Tuesday's Iowa caucus. On Thursday, in a a wood-floored senior center decorated with Christmas wreaths and quilts, Newt Gingrich unveiled a new persona: Bold Newt. Bold Newt is unafraid to criticize his opponents—but he does it with a smile instead of a snarl.
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Santorum, Riding Wave, Sharpens Aim at Romney
By Patrick O'Connor and Janet Hook, Wall Street JournalRiding a bump in national polls after his strong showing in Iowa, Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum sought Thursday to erode rival Mitt Romney's substantial lead by drawing distinctions in policy and background for GOP voters here and nationwide. Mr. Santorum cast himself as an advocate for blue-collar workers and their economically troubled communities, hoping to capitalize on differences with Mr. Romney, a wealthy former private-equity investor and son of a Michigan governor, in a GOP field reshaped by Iowa's caucuses.
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Thirty-five years ago today a radio observatory at Ohio State University picked up a burst of radiation from space that was so strong the astronomer who came upon the data wrote "Wow!" on the printout of the data because of what it might have been:
A message from some other beings.
The so-called WOW! signal has lived on in sci fi lore ever since. As 13.7 blog contributor Adam Frank wrote last month:
"Its frequency was located just above and below naturally occurring radiation from hydrogen atoms. This frequency is exactly what some SETI theorists predicted an alien culture would use since it makes a kind of cosmic sense as a interstellar beacon. As alluring as this aspect of the 'WOW!' signal was, numerous repeated searchers with much more powerful receivers have never found anything like it again. Bummer.
"So what was the 'WOW!' signal? Who knows? That is what makes it enigmatic, fun and exciting."
Today at noon ET, National Geographic Channel's Chasing UFOs will follow up on its promise to finally reply to the WOW! signal. It's going to send digitized versions of messages sent in by viewers via Twitter (hastag #chasingUFOs) as well as videos from Stephen Colbert, Miss Universe (Leila Lopes of Angola), Adam Frank and others.
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ATM eyeing vital Kelantan win
ATM coach B. Sathianathan believes victory against Kelantan on Saturday will be enough to see his side qualify for the quarter-finals of the Malaysia Cup.
By ESPNSTAR.com staff
ATM, who will be playing in Malaysia's top flight next season after winning the Premier League earlier in the year, are currently top of Group B after picking up seven points from their opening three games.
Following impressive triumphs over Kedah and Terengganu, the Armed Forces were held to their first draw of the campaign on Tuesday by reigning Super League champions Kelantan, who had Obinna Nwaneri to thank after his late strike cancelled out Marlon Alex James' 55th-minute opener.
And having led the Red Warriors to their maiden Malaysia Cup win back in 2010, Sathianathan is now looking to create history with ATM by guiding them to their first last-eight appearance in 27 years, something he believes they can seal with three points at the Sultan Mohammad IV Stadium on Saturday.
"We are still leading the group and for a Premier League team playing in this tough group, we are in a good position," he told the New Straits Times.
"We need another three points to qualify because Kelantan must still play Terengganu and Kedah, who are the dark horses in the group."
In the group's other game, Terengganu entertain Kedah at the Sultan Ismail Nasiruddin Shah Stadium.
Over in Group D, Selangor will be looking to build on Tuesday's 1-0 win over T-Team when they take on the Young Turtles at the Shah Alam Stadium.
After picking up one point from their opening two games, the Red Giants finally got going thanks to Safiq Rahim's 80th-minute penalty, and another win this weekend would see them get their bid for a 33rd title firmly back on track.
Group leaders Pahang travel to Sarawak looking to keep alive their unbeaten run in the competition.
Negri Sembilan head to Perak knowing a win would keep them top of Group C, while Felda United and Sime Darby face off at the Majlis Perbandaran Selayang Stadium looking to capitalise on any slip-up by the leaders.
Fianlly in Group A, LIONSXII entertain Johor, while PKNS FC travel to Johor FC.
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FORT BRAGG, N.C. (April 15, 2013) -- On Feb. 21, Sgt. Luis X. Herrera, a licensed practical nurse with Company C, Womack Army Medical Center, XVIII Airborne Corps, received an Army Commendation Medal for saving the life of a 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division paratrooper.
Herrera, a native of Laredo, Texas, has been in the Army for six years.
While stationed here, Herrera has followed the mission of WAMC, which is to provide the highest quality health care, maximize the medical deployability of the force, ensure the readiness of Womack's personnel and sustain exceptional education and training programs.
During the course of his job on Jan. 27, while taking care of the spouse of a 3rd BCT paratrooper, Herrera noticed that his patient was receiving texts.
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Herrera's attention to detail, situational awareness and initiative, were vital in preventing the suicide of the paratrooper.
"I am very greatful for the recognition the 3rd Brigade has given me," said Herrera. "I just hope more people would react the way I did and do what we are trained to do."
Sgt. 1st Class Jemal Cook, Herrera's department noncommissioned officer in charge, said he was proud of the digging and researching Herrera did to save the life of a fellow paratrooper.
"He took the necessary steps," said Cook.
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It was a short walk around Isbladskärret. Many grey herons and wildfowls were spotted around the lake. Due to the strong harsh light, I was not able to take any good photo of birds around the lake. Here is the short clip showing chaffinch singing on the tree, recorded before I left.
Location: Isbladskärret, Stockholm
Date: 1-6-2011
Time: 12.30pm-1.00pm
Weather: Sunny
Equipment: Canon 7D + Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L
Bird list: Grey Heron (Ardea cinerea), Eurasian Coot (Fulica atra), Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos), European Magpie (Pica pica), Common Blackbird (Turdus merula), Greylag Goose (Anser anser), Chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs), Great Spotted Woodpecker (Dendrocopos major), Northern Lapwing (Vanellus vanellus), Canada Goose (Branta canadensis), Barnacle Goose (Branta leucopsis), Mute Swam (Cygnus olor)


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... in Ogden and had a walk down the main road as there was a Harvest Festival in progress. We bought smoothies to cool us down. We walked around some huge train engines down a the Ogden railway. They aren't in use anymore. We couldn't get over the size of them. The plan then was to drive to Heber City and get there before dark. Ha. We got lost twice and the adults all ended up in a frustrated mood. Rolled up to the first ...
Colorado here we come
After putting the trip off for three weeks, we are finally out of here. My quest to get "the picture" of colorado's rocky mountains begins. My Prius is packed up; mom, dad, Emma and I are out of here. First stop - Telluride, Colorado where we will be meeting Adam, Becky and ...
Finally, a quiet Day on the Road
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It's great to see the snowcapped peaks again. I can truly appreciate snow at such a distance and it doesn't remind me of the "shoveling" part. Our door faces the Wasatch Front, I believe. I'll have a few photos of it and you can "confirm or deny" that I'm correct in my thinking.
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While driving through Nebraska, we thought we were just passing through the Cornhusker State. That all changed when we made a short pit-stop at a hole-in-the-wall town called Gothenburg. At the historic Pony Express Station, we realized we were doing more than just driving along I-80 heading towards Wyoming and then Utah.
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Utah is burning
... stocking up for the next leg of our adventure. Not only did we find what we needed, but Alan bought me my very own bird bath – what a treat! It attaches to my cage and has a clear top and is the perfect size and it is so cool!!! It's like having my very own indoor pool with skylights! But wait, there's more – the box it came in had instructions printed on it that start with "Step 1 – Remove the contents from the ...


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Would love to see the annual sales figures for this...
Will Hasselblad become to Sony what AMG is to Mercedes? - interesting analogy here - http://leoedwardsphotography.com/hasselblad-lunar-or-hasselblad-lunacy/
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Swedish camera manufacturer Hasselblad is finally shipping the 'Lunar'. This 24 megapixel camera - essentially a rebadged Sony Alpha NEX-7 - was announced at Photokina last year, and comes with your choice of grips: black or brown leather, carbon fiber, and wood: mahogany or olive, to be precise. Initially there will be three Hasselblad-branded lenses, all of which are created by Sony: a 16mm pancake and 18-55 and 18-200 zooms. The Lunar includes the 18-55mm lens and is priced at $6995/£5280.
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Would love to see the annual sales figures for this...
Will Hasselblad become to Sony what AMG is to Mercedes? - interesting analogy here - http://leoedwardsphotography.com/hasselblad-lunar-or-hasselblad-lunacy/
You can pretty easily spend $15000 on a watch and no one complains.
This camera received nothing but ridicule when it was announced. I can't believe they went through with it.
This is a black eye for Hasselblad and I think it hurts Leica as well. It sends a clear message that really expensive gear is more about the logo than the actual quality.
What dah? Looks exactly like my mahogany laminate flooring in the kitchen. What would they think of next.
Word on the street is they're working on a Linoleum covered Holga-based model.
Actually Wikileaks revealed that Hasselblad is teaming up with Home Depot to produce the first granite or marble camera body. I have a terrible headache just looking at this camera. Can I order it in walnut or oak? Maybe cherry is better.
Those buttons at the top of the camera are really ugly, they look like dollar store toys.
So a shell ordered by Hasselblad, made in China and stuffed with a Sony Nex7 for only seven thousand American dollars.
Hasselblad will burn in a photographic hell, that's for sure.
The fire was lit when they dumped Zeiss for Fuji and announced coloured cameras.
Not to sure about that.. some of the HC glass is stunning.. the hc-50mm mk2,the 120mm macro mk2.the HCD28mm and 24mm and 35-90mm are excellent.. and are only built by fujinon,they are designed by hasselblads Per Nordlund...
This is where peoples obsession with branding has led. If Hasselblad think they can get away with it then good luck to them. It really has no place in a news feature on a site for actual photographers though.
Anybody pick up on the faux-marble plastic lens shade? Now that's what I call real class!
I was thinking that it only was dirty first. But it's high class.
Any word on the lenses? Just re-badged or will they be bringing anything new to the mount?
Hasselblad has never been lens producer. They outsource this type of work to Fuji and Zeiss.
Normally, they outsource it, but in this case it's rebadged Sony kit type lenses it looks to be for two of them, the 18-55 and the 18-200. So if you want a new lens, you just buy a Sony Nex lens. We're not looking at quality here, but marketing. I wouldn't have thought Hasselblad would stoop so low.
I would love to know who bought them. A list like that could be sold to marketing companies for a fortune...
What the well-dressed photgrapher is wearing and with the wood, what he or she is sitting on as well.
Wonder if the sensor will be at all updated. I find the sensor in my D7100 to be a touch better.
Paraphrasing Dracula a little: "I want your 'blad to suck!"
Remember the Sony ads "It's not a trick - it's a Sony"
Well this is a trick. Because it is a Sony.
Didn't Roy Orbison sing "Only a Sony, dum-dum do-wah!"?
Anyway, this smacks of a dying gasp. Good bye Hasselblad.
Wunderbar! I finally get the camera I've always craved for. Only if I could get one covered with elephant's foreskin. That would be perfect now.
It took me a couple of minutes to stop laughing after I read this.
That's a bit gauche, try rich Corinthian leather. Dems rich people knows their luxuries. Just like Hasselblad know dems rich people.
Hassy should have re-issued Sony's best still camera, the a900. Add a set of Zeiss primes (or cines) for the best IQ in the 24MB class.
They're well deserving of all the ridicule.
I hope they offer a crocodile leather bag for the cam at a price of about 1500 $.
Leica must be spitting mad that they didnt think of this! Imagine how much a wooden red dot would cost!
I detect a distinct lack of enthusiasm for this camera. Even from the photographer, who could have gotten a new lenshood for the photo. Those knobs on top give it a sort of early-Betamax vibe, I think.
«Lack of enthusiasm» is a rather sympathetic way to put it. To think there are riots in Turkey for less than this...
And the knobs on top look like pudding or jelly moulds.
And, of course, they waited until the Sony model being used is old enough it's time for an update, so it's now an out-of-date, more-money-than-sense camera. This is so silly it looks like an April Fools joke.
So basically it is a NEX 7 that comes in a Hasselblad outer shell that makes the camera harder to use. What is the point of this again?
There is no point. Its a big flashing sign saying I'm a rich ****.
Should come with a free "More Money Than Sense" tee-shirt for the user, and a "I'm With Stupid" tee-shirt for said user's spouse or occasional companion.
Free ? What am I saying ? They should charge $1000 for the tee-shirts.
This is definitely for the 'more money than sense' demographic. How very very stupid.
7 grand for $1500 worth of gear,,,, am I missing something here? (other than 7 grand burning a hole in my pocket,,, or maybe that's just it).
It's for "girls photographers"
"money for nothing and chicks for free."
More money than sense. Should have been a $200-300 re-body kit
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The conversation on this board has been all-encompassing regards this case. To me this meme is a great example of how a certain segment of the pop-at-large (disaffected, social networking youth regardless of race) beyond Too Hot has responded to many of the things discussed throughout the many GZ/TM threads. Regards "Trayvoning" in particular, I think it speaks directly to a desensitized subset of the youth population: no matter how tragic or well-promoted certain news stories become, there's a segment of the pop that won't empathize or come away with the same logic as most rational folks. No matter where we fall on the verdict, most folks on TH agree that the outcome was tragic. This "Trayvoning" meme falls outside that and is another aspect of the conversation. The #freejahar meme works along the same lines and I think is worth sharing on forums like this as well. We can't just ignore these kids.
Why, are you going to post some Trayvoning photos now? I'm not sure there's a productive discussion to be had on this, but I also don't think starting the thread is going to make anyone here get in on the action.
You post it here, someone tells someone else about it, someone emails it to another person, ends up in a newsroom somewhere. This isn't a vacuum. Nothing on the Internet is.
Ignoring stuff like this (rather than reacting to it) is the best way to help it to quietly move on from popularity. Young and inexperienced people are easily amused by things they will (for the most part) eventually grow out of. Go GATORS! ,WESGATORS
Point taken, not here to pick a fight. I'll just say for myself I was genuinely surprised to find this meme. I guess I'm naive in that way. Thought the thread could provide some context of how/why etc., some big brains on TH and I did think it was worth discussing.
Its linked from Buzzfeed, so its really too late. It's already a thing. Yeah, its best ignored, but its not like there's anywhere for this to go that it already hasnt gone.
You must be willing to acknowledge that, no matter how kindly we refer to these folks as "desensitized kids," they are really either ignorant and uninformed; opportunistically attention-seeking, ass-showing, oppositionally defiant because they wanna be; or simply immature jerks. No other options, as I see it.
We have lost traditions, education system failing, many have lost jobs and their wealth, family values a thing of the past,comments after the Zimmerman erases any doubt we as a society, are still sane and now with "Trayvoning" it appears we have lost any class, we might have had.
My prediction is when the liberal media gets wind of this they will show pictures of white kids travoning but no pictures of black kids doing it.


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There's something special about an island. Surrounded by water and often only accessible by one causeway road across a bridge, the remoteness adds a feeling of isolation that is hard to come by in today's super connected, WiFi world.
While some of the world's most exotic islands will require a long plane ride and a passport for US travelers, there are plenty of islands waiting to be discovered just off the Florida coastline.
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Anna Maria Island
Anna Maria Island offers a private island feel. Located about 20 minutes west of Bradenton, Florida off the Gulf Coast, you won't find a plethora of convenience stores or chain restaurants on Anna Maria Island. You also won't find – and probably won't miss – the lines and crowds often associated with Florida tourism.
Marco Island
Marco Island is located about 30 minutes south of Naples, Florida. This is the largest of Florida's Ten Thousand Islands. You'll find white sandy beaches, beautiful waters, and world class resorts eager to cater to your every need for the duration of your vacation.
Sanibel Island
Sanibel Island is one of the few islands that lies east and west, instead of north and south. This is what accounts for it's infamous sea shell laden beaches. Tourists come from all over the world to hunt for unique shells along these beaches. Sanibel Island is also a favorite destination for beach weddings and honeymooners.
Amelia Island
Amelia Island can be found on Florida's northeast coast, about an hour north of Jacksonville. It's a 13 mile barrier island favored by Florida residents for weekend getaways. Amelia Island was ranked #6 among Top 10 North American Islands by Conde Nast Traveler's 2008 Reader's Choice Awards, making it the highest ranked island destination in Florida for two consecutive years.
Islamorada is part of the Florida Keys. It's actually a chain of six islands including Plantation Key, Windley Key, Upper Matecumbe Key, Lower Matecumbe Key and the offshore islands of Indian Key and Lignumvitae Key. Islamorada offers first class fishing – and of course excellent seafood at the local restaurants.
Key Largo
Key Largo is the northernmost island in the Florida Keys. This island is best known for it's excellent diving opportunities and sport fishing. It's also a favorite destination for film producers!
Singer Island
Singer Island is named for the founder of the Singer Sewing machine, who is rumored to have purchased the island originally as a gift for his mistress. Today, it provides an upscale vacation experience for celebrities, socialites and travelers looking for a taste of the good life.
Fisher Island
Fisher Island lies 3 miles off the Miami, Florida shore and is only accessible by boat or ferry. It's home to an exclusive, wealth community. In fact, it is believed that Fisher Island has the highest per capita income of any location in the United States. Visitors to the island can stay at the exclusive Fisher Island Hotel and Resort.
Captiva Island
Captiva Island considers itself a "sister island" to the larger Sanibel Island near by. It boasts a mysterious history filled with pirates, conquistadors and Calusa indians.
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I like them, but you shouldn't resize them, they just end up looking wierd :/
If you really want to make them larger and have ms paint, you can select the sprite, click "image", then "stretch/skew" and set both horazional and vertical to 200% instead of 100%.
Hope I helped and have fun spriting
Thanks for the tip,you helped me very much!
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On his Wednesday night blogtalk Red Line broadcast of either January 2nd or January 9th, Firehawk said you'd be hearing the phrase molon labe (pronounced molon lave) a lot, so look it up.
Here it is, as explained by Wikipedia:
The phrase molon labe (Ancient Greek μολὼν λαβέ molṑn labé; reconstructed Ancient Greek pronunciation [molɔːn labé]; Modern Greek pronunciation [moˈlon laˈve]) means "Come and take them". It is a classical expression of defiance reportedly spoken by King Leonidas I in response to the Persian army's demand that the Spartans surrender their weapons at the Battle of Thermopylae.
And it was Charlton Heston who said "From my cold, dead hands."
You could say that hands an arms go together, and not just anatomically.
Anyone who would deny you your freedom is a shit.
And anyone who would deny you your Constitutional, INDIVIDUAL right, to bear arms is also a DOMESTIC ENEMY who has caught him or herself in the net:
Shits and losers such a Obama, Feinstein and Cuomo who use a false flag attack such as Sandy Hook to grab guns self-identify themselves as domestic enemies; they are inciting insurrection and should be charged with treason.
The Sandy Hook story is an impossible fairy tale that even Disney couldn't sell. A frail autistic boy; psychotropic drugs; dead principals talking to the media; arrestees released without charge or comment; actor dads (and even Obama) feigning grief and tears; internet pages related to the event up days before the event occurred; 'dead' children posing in full life with the President after the fact; closed caskets and parents not allowed to see the bodies of their children; weapons locked in car trunks claimed to be responsible; no photos and access to the 'crime scene' by the media or anyone: and on and on – and this is used to support a dishonest attack by losers against the second amendment and our right to bear arms in defense against the government, as the second amendment clearly intended.
If you study the history of the second amendment, it was not put into the Constitution – and in such a prominent place, just beneath the freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition for redress – for duck hunters and target shooters. It was placed there to keep in check – and to checkmate, if necessary – governmental tyranny which the framers had just faced and defeated.
It is not individuals with guns that are the big danger to society, but governments with guns – who during the twentieth century, alone, killed 260 million of their own people in acts of democide and millions more in acts of war and aggression – that are the real danger.
It should be obvious, to anyone with at least half a brain, that it's governments that should be disarmed.
Simply put, the government that would take your gun is the government that it's most necessary to keep it against. It's a matter of common sense and survival.
The fact that since the Sandy Hook 'event' gun sales have jumped 600% and the NRA has picked up 100,000 new members means our domestic enemies are facing a real problem… unless, of course, it's armed conflict that they want as part of their genocidal bent.
These gun grabbing sons-a-bitches could hardly control places like Afghanistan and Vietnam. How do they ever hope to control America, especially when the majority of the military will be on our side, not theirs?
OUR TRUE GOVERNMENT IS THE CONSTITUTION, anything and everything outside it being null and void.
As such, any fight we face will not be against our government but for it.
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Great recipe. Shrimp marinade is perfect blend of spiciness with lime zest. Marinade for shrimp would be excellent on any type of meat for tacos if you don't like shrimp. Broccoli slaw with sauce not too creamy but provides enough to bind veggies together. Only change I would make is using deveined and detailed shrimp. A bit more pricey, but worth the saved time and mess.
Shrimp Tacos
Photo: Kate Sears; Styling: Gerri Williams for James Reps
These Shrimp Tacos are big on flavor thanks to the shrimp marinade and and slaw that carries a little kick.
Yield: Yields: 8 tacos (serving size: 1 taco)
Cost per Serving: $2.06
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Recipe Time
Cook Time:
Prep Time:
30 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 277
- Fat: 13g
- Saturated fat: 2g
- Protein: 16g
- Carbohydrate: 24g
- Fiber: 3g
- Cholesterol: 91mg
- Sodium: 794mg
- Filling:
- 1 tablespoon packed light brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 2 teaspoons cumin
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 teaspoon onion powder
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon grated lime zest
- 1/4 cup canola oil
- 1 pound uncooked, peeled and deveined medium shrimp
- Slaw:
- 1/4 cup reduced-fat mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup low-fat sour cream
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
- 1/2 canned chipotle chile in adobo sauce, seeded and finely chopped (about 2 tsp.), plus 1 tsp. adobo sauce
- 2 1/2 cups packaged broccoli slaw mix
- 1/2 red onion, thinly sliced
- 2 tablespoons chopped cilantro
- Salt
- 8 6-inch flour tortillas
- 3/4 cup prepared tomato salsa
- 1. Make filling: In a large bowl, thoroughly combine all filling ingredients, except shrimp. Add shrimp and toss to coat. Cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
- 2. Make slaw: In a large bowl, whisk mayonnaise, sour cream, lime juice, chile and adobo sauce. Add broccoli slaw mix, onion and cilantro. Mix well. Season with salt. Cover and refrigerate.
- 3. Preheat oven to 300ºF. Wrap tortillas in foil and bake for 10 minutes to soften.
- 4. Place a skillet large enough to hold shrimp in a single layer over medium heat. Cook shrimp until just opaque and cooked through, 3 to 5 minutes, turning once.
- 5. Divide shrimp among tortillas, top with slaw and 1 Tbsp. salsa.
Shrimp Tacos Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Main Dishes
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Kid-Friendly
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Shellfish
- COOKING METHOD: Bake, Marinate
- PUBLICATION: All You
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A friend of mine recently had what used to be called "a spell." This was the second time I've seen it happen to him.
He started to wobble and weave, but we were able to catch him and get a chair under him before he went down.
It wasn't like that the first time, when he collapsed almost gracefully, like a smokestack toppled by demolition experts.
My friend was glassy-eyed and staring, and someone suggested he might be having a stroke. Somebody else went to call 911.
I bent down in front of him, almost nose-to-nose, and started talking to him. He seemed to know I was there, but that was all, so I told him to open his mouth and stick out his tongue.
When he did that, I told him to make it curl up on the sides. That didn't happen, so I said to move it from side to side. He did that with surprising vigor and no apparent difficulty.
"He's not having a stroke," I said, standing up and looking around at our friends.
"It's the Agent Orange kicking in."
Their puzzled looks told me they didn't understand. But I have run across this phenomenon before and knew my friend would be OK. Keep him from falling over, give him room to breathe, don't fuss over him, and get out of the medics' way when they show up.
By the time they got him to the hospital, he was alert and ready to come back and join us ... but his wife wouldn't stand for it. Can't say that I blame her.
Our paths crossed again a few days later, after I'd heard what led up to the experience.
"Chocolate chip cookies for breakfast?" I asked, one eyebrow hoisted in Mister Spock-like fashion.
"I thought I'd taken my insulin in plenty of time," he said. "Guess I was wrong."
My friend is diabetic, but it doesn't run in his family ... his bloodline family.
It does run in his other family — the family of Vietnam Veterans who were exposed to the defoliant Agent Orange that was sprayed by the millions of gallons to destroy jungle cover that might be used by the North Vietnamese.
I have talked to men who believe they are alive because of Agent Orange. It reduced the number of places where Charlie could hide in order to ambush and kill them.
Countless more have developed Type 2 diabetes, cancer, leukemia and other disabilities because of exposure to Agent Orange.
Their children and grandchildren have suffered birth defects and other terrible ailments, and babies have been stillborn because of what they inherited from a parent or grandparent (our women also went to Vietnam).
"From our base, we could see them spraying Agent Orange," my friend told me. He was a U.S. Marine. "The river where we got our water was full of it. We drank that water."
My friends in Chapter 172 of the Vietnam Veterans of America are among those who say that those who were in-country were exposed to Agent Orange and likely will develop Type 2 diabetes or worse — if they haven't already.
The government claimed for years that Agent Orange was harmless to humans and would have no eventual effect upon them, but that position dissolved as the truth emerged.
Benefits for Agent Orange have been expanded, but there has been reluctance to grant them to the blue-water sailors who may have been exposed to it. The position taken is that no U.S. Navy ships carried it, but men who served on those ships disagree.
"That's a lie," said one of my friends. "We carried it on my ship. I saw the containers, we handled them, and we had pictures to prove it."
Enter my friend, John Bury — Vietnam Veteran of the U.S. Navy and one of those blue-water sailors — who lives in Media, Pa. His letters to the editor have appeared in the Times-News in recent years. (You can read them by calling up our Website, www.times-news.com, and using the search engine for "John Bury Agent Orange.)"
He has been published in about 1,000 newspapers and has friends in high places, including senators, congressmen, state legislators and others in public and private life, one of them a retired admiral.
John also works with Children Of Vietnam Veterans Health Alliance (www.covvha.com), an organization formed to help those families in which the afflictions of Agent Orange have become an inherited condition. It has a Facebook page that offers support groups.
Barring some miracle, Agent Orange is going to kill John. He weeps frequently, not because he is sad, but because of what his condition has done to his eyes. He hopes to live until he has accomplished what he can for his brothers and sisters who suffer as he and his family have.
John tells me that his wife, Cathy, may have borne his pain more than he has, because her pain is compounded by her desire to understand and to care. He's not the first Vietnam Veteran I've heard say that; some have told me they are still alive only because of their wives.
When the Burys came to Cumberland, I took them to visit the VVA Chapter, which has an active Agent Orange effort of its own. John and I already were friends because of e-mail, and he and Cathy and I immediately became friends in real-time.
I introduced John to my buddies by saying, "If there is a more relentless and eloquent spokesman for the victims of Agent Orange than John Bury, I am not aware of it. If legislation is ever passed to help you, it will be in large part because of him."
They cheered for him, and I lost track of how many men came over to talk to him about their problems. Some hugged him. He listened to them all and told them what he could ... but that's what he does every day.
I told John that if even one of those men gets some help because of his visit, it will have been more than worth the five-hour drive he and Cathy made to get here. He said he'd already come to the same conclusion.
Legislation is pending to help Agent Orange victims — the men and women who once put their lives in peril to defend us and our cause of freedom. Urge your senators, congressmen and state legislators to act. Our veterans have earned everything we can do for them.
If you or someone you know is suffering because of Agent Orange, know that you are not alone. More people than you may realize are trying their damnedest to help you.
You can reach one at: John J. Bury, 508 S. Middletown Road, Media, Pa. 19063. Phone 610-565-9473. E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Even if you have no idea who Doris "Dorie" Miller was, you may have seen him portrayed an old movie. The audience wasn't told who he was, but some of us recognized him.
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A while back, I wrote a column on how the U.S. has firmly held onto British units that the British themselves have abandoned (inch, pound, quart).
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Four 300 games highlighted area scoring this week, with CP Sines and Derek Yates shooting 300 at Rainbow and Troy Cubbage and Larry Gable rolling 300 at White Oaks. Apparently, Larry took my article on home court advantage to heart.
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Here's an up-to-date guide to the universe
There has been a surge in beginner's books about the universe. The number of probable exoplanets (planets orbiting other stars) grows by several dozen each month.
What's missing in TV cooking shows? Lots
As if badmouthing cupcakes isn't bad enough — I have to go on and say this: I think the plates of food that are winning so many of the prizes on the Food Channel are well — boring.
Gobbler radar activated
With only 54 days until it opens, the Maryland spring gobbler season is officially on the radar.
This wasn't the best place to stretch out
First, an apology. The opening part of our Feb. 2 discussion ("Those people had plenty to argue about") should have read:
People and pet food have lots in common
In our house reside one dog and three cats. I found Chapter 2 in Mary Roach's "Gulp: Adventures on the Alimentary Canal" very interesting.
Home lane advantage can be a huge factor
Bowling, like other sports, can have a big advantage when playing at home. Last week at their home lanes, The Bowler, Allegany broke the boy's high school record against Fort Hill. This week at White Oaks, the Fort Hill boys returned the favor against Allegany.
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On my main blog and site I've got the 'Add This' button, Twitter 'Follow Me' and Tweetmeme 'Tweet Me' button on every post and page, some in the sidebar and some in the footer.
Good, you might think, now your readers can bookmark you right up!
But looking at the code, all these buttons contain dofollow links to twitter, addthis and tweetememe. Am I inadvertantly watering down my Google PR and leaking link juice all over the carpet?
I've edited my follow me button to be rel=nofollow but before I go through the same task with the others I thought to ask your opinions.
What do you think?


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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865) is a work of literary nonsense written by English author Charles Lutwidge Dodgson under the pseudonym Lewis Carroll, considered a classic example of the genre and of English literature in general. It tells the story of a girl named Alice who falls down a rabbit-hole into a fantastic realm populated by peculiar and anthropomorphic creatures. The tale is filled with allusions to Dodgson's friends (and enemies), and to the lessons that British schoolchildren were expected to memorize. The tale plays with logic in ways that have made the story of lasting popularity with adults as well as children. It is considered to be one of the most characteristic examples of the genre of literary nonsense, and its narrative course and structure has been enormously influential, mainly in the fantasy genre. The book is commonly referred to by the abbreviated title Alice in Wonderland. This alternative title was popularized by the numerous film and television adaptations of the story produced over the years. Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There (1871) is a work of children's literature by Lewis Carroll (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson), generally categorized as literary nonsense. It is the sequel to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865). Although it makes no reference to the events in the earlier book, the themes and settings of Through the Looking-Glass make it a kind of mirror image of Wonderland: the first book begins outdoors, in the warm month of May, on Alice's birthday (May 4), uses frequent changes in size as a plot device, and draws on the imagery of playing cards; the second opens indoors on a snowy, wintry night exactly six months later, on November 4 (the day before Guy Fawkes Night), uses frequent changes in time and spatial directions as a plot device, and draws on the imagery of chess. In it, there are many mirror themes, including opposites, time running backwards, and so on. - Excerpted from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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International Journal of Agronomy
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 823913, 8 pages
Response of Herbicide-Resistant Palmer Amaranth (Amaranthus palmeri) Accessions to Drought Stress
1Department of Crop Science, North Carolina State University, Campus Box 7620, Raleigh, NC 27695-7620, USA
2Department of Horticulture Science, North Carolina State University, Campus Box 7609, Raleigh, NC 27695-7609, USA
Received 6 November 2012; Revised 15 January 2013; Accepted 15 January 2013
Academic Editor: Robert J. Kremer
Copyright © 2013 Aman Chandi et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
How to Cite this Article
Aman Chandi, David L. Jordan, Alan C. York, et al., "Response of Herbicide-Resistant Palmer Amaranth (Amaranthus palmeri) Accessions to Drought Stress," International Journal of Agronomy, vol. 2013, Article ID 823913, 8 pages, 2013. doi:10.1155/2013/823913