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Eugene Luther Gore Vidal, who died on Tuesday, was one of the ancients. He has been compared to Tiresias, but in his escharotic chronicles of US history, he was much more like Diogenes the Cynic. His reserve of refined contempt for charlatans, philistines and petty moralists was limitless.
Theodore Roosevelt, the macho man of Republicanism, was "an American sissy", an effete upper class imperialist: "Give a sissy a gun and he will kill everything in sight." Reagan, a modern day Warren G Harding, was an ignorant front-man for corporate reaction, "an indolent cue card reader", and a "triumph of the embalmer's art". Justice Antonin Scalia was "reminiscent of a Puccini villain" in "both name and visage".
As for George W Bush, he had many pithily discourteous remarks. Arguably, though, Vidal had already hinted at the core of Bushism in his anatomy of American Caesarism, whose elements he distilled in an interview with Barry Goldwater. A real American Caesar would be no "Hitlerite maniac". Rather, while attracting "all the true believers", he would "oversimplify some difficult but vital issue, putting himself on the side of the majority". His manner would be "just plain folks, a regular guy, warm and sincere". And "while he was amusing us on television, stormtroopers would gather in the streets".
Vidal was an insider-outsider, an upper class dissident, a radical leftist with connections to the Democratic Party establishment. His early political sympathies were reflexively Tory, and his early writing naturalistic. Williwaw, his first novel, was a straightforward disaster story based on his time during World War II in an army freighter amid the Aleutian islands of Alaska.
The City and the Pillar, published in 1948, was a more daring work, as it explicitly broached the subject of homosexual love - dedicated to "JT", Jimmy Trimble, who had been his lover at St Albans school and died in the Battle of Iwo Jima. The New York Times literary critic was so incensed that he banned reviews of Vidal's next five novels.
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As a result, Vidal shifted his focus to writing pseudonymous mysteries and plays. And in the stultifying context of the Cold War, he began a long-term shift to the left. In 1960, he ran for Congress as a Democratic candidate in Poughkeepsie, New York. His elegant, urbane comportment was quite uncharacteristic in the US political class. In addition, he averred: "I say 80 per cent of what I think, a hell of a lot more than any politician I know." He did not win.
Like many intellectuals in the early 1960s, he was close to John and Jackie Kennedy, and was temporarily impressed by the dynamism of the new executive. His first dispatch on the presidency was surprisingly optimistic, very much taken by the president's apparently exceptional habit of reading widely. But he was repelled as first Kennedy and then Johnson ensanguinated themselves in Vietnam. In his later essays and his memoir, Palimpsest, the portrait he offered of Kennedy was still partially affectionate. The leader of Camelot was witty, charming and intellectual, but the muck in the "Augean stable" he ruled over was increasingly apparent. Vidal regretfully concluded that Kennedy enjoyed war, and was rather too keen on portentous end times rhetoric - partly due to his illness. Vidal continued to radicalise, and endorsed the leftist People's Party in the 1970s.
The naturalistic realism that had characterised his early works was increasingly jettisoned. Already by 1954, Messiah, the first of his "satiric inventions", was a fantastical parody of the Christian basis of US political culture. His novels from the 1960s and 1970s tended to divide between jaunty, gossipy but fascinating historical recreations - Julian, about the apostate Roman emperor, and Washington, DC, about political life under the Roosevelts – and outré fantasies, such as Kalki and Duluth, blending gender politics, pop culture and the early omens of environmental catastrophe. Of these, the masterpiece was the sexual comedy, Myra Breckinridge. "I am Myra Breckinridge whom no man will ever possess … Myra Breckinridge is a dish, and never forget it, you motherf***ers, as the children say nowadays," the heroine announces, beginning a ribald war on patriarchy, using her cunning, beauty and intelligence as weapons in the sex war.
Elsewhere, Vidal heralded the triumph of feminism. His novels, from Myra Breckinridge to Kalki, were often populated by viragos, heroic female figures modelled on his personal heroines such as Amelia Earhart. Similarly, his essay "Feminism and its Discontents" - though marred by an unreasonably hostility to psychoanalysis and Freud - announced to the patriarchs of the literary and political world that their twilight was nearing. This was, like many expectations formed in the radical 1960s, over-optimistic.
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When it came to the birds and the bees, however, Vidal was dyspeptic. Sex gave meaning to nothing, except itself. He quipped that he had never knowingly given a sexual partner pleasure. His one-time "dauphin", or heir, Christopher Hitchens, lamented that a mate of Vidal couldn't even count on "a sighing reach-around". On the other hand, as much as he valued friendship, Vidal once lamented: "Every time a friend succeeds, I die a little."
Throughout the 1980s, Vidal was concerned with the convergence between US reactionaries, both theocrats and neoconservatives, and Zionism. His famous essay "Pink Triangle and Yellow Star" mordantly taxonomised the gay-baiting of some Jewish neoconservatives, "solemnly worshipping at the shrine of The Family" as they allied with the Christian Right, while in "Armageddon", he noted the toxic alliance of Christian fundamentalism with Israeli aggression in Lebanon. Though Vidal had been what he described as an "offhand Zionist" since 1948, the minatory, messianic side of Zionism was increasingly apparent to him.
Vidal was honest enough to state plainly that the US was not only a class system, but also a one-party system - the Democrats and Republicans being merely "two wings of the Property Party". Nonetheless, he did not cut ties with the Democratic hierarchy. Given a choice between the rival factions of capitalism, he preferred the "slightly more intelligent, corrupt and potentially conciliatory" Democrats. He seems to have admired the Clintons, and supported Al Gore's presidential bid in 2000. But the longer Vidal lived, the bleaker his view of America became. The national security state, a legacy of Truman's Cold War empire-building, had despoiled the rudiments of a relatively egalitarian republic, to disastrous effect.
His last years were preoccupied by the swaggering exercise of executive power by the Bush administration. Here, his aristocratic disdain served him well. He poured copious scorn on Bush the Younger and the mediocre militarists who crowned themselves with the mantra of "war presidency". Yet there was a slight declension in his writing. His tendency towards "Rome Before the Fall" portentousness became more exaggerated. His memoir, Point to Point Navigation was a poor follow-up to Palimpsest. And his boorish comments on the Roman Polanski rape case hardly became the man who memorably debunked patriarchy. He wrote one last "satiric invention", The Smithsonian Institution, in which he disinterred the memory of his beloved Jimmy Trimble, but was more commonly seen indomitably scorning his media interlocutors.
Vidal was the 20th century's Oscar Wilde. In his classicism and Hellenism, his epigrammatic style, fondness for paradox, hatred for moralising, and his upper class socialism, he was very much the figure Wilde might have been had he been born into American aristocracy and romped with JFK, then lived to his eighties rather than being crushed by prison. And Vidal would have understood Wilde's dictum that in matters of grave importance, style, not sincerity, is the vital thing. Vidal knew all about style: "Style is knowing who you are, what you want to say, and not giving a damn."
Gore Vidal knew who he was, what he wanted to say, and he didn't give a damn.
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Bob Lohfeld offers advice on how to benchmark your proposals and increase your win-rates.
I attended a session on proposal benchmarking at the Association of Proposal Management Professionals National Capital Area Chapter's (APMP-NCA), Mid Atlantic Proposal Conference & Exhibition a few months ago and was surprised to learn how few companies actually benchmark the quality of their proposals or the capabilities of their proposal departments.
In the session led by BJ Lownie of Strategic Proposals, only about 15 percent of the 75 companies represented acknowledged that they regularly benchmark their proposal quality and proposal department's capabilities.
Since benchmarking is such a powerful tool to help raise win rates, I'm devoting this article to explaining why this should become a regular practice for all serious competitors in the government market.
Benchmarking proposal department capability
Needless to say, as the government market shrinks, only the best competitors will prosper, and those with high-performing proposal organizations will lead that charge. I have written numerous articles about creating high-performing proposal organizations and how to benchmark your company's capabilities against our industry best practices model (see my Washington Technology article on Here's how to raise your win rate by 20 percent along with our 7-factor survey results and webinar replay).
You can perform this benchmarking internally, or you can use a professional proposal expert to do the benchmarking for you. However you decide to do the benchmarking, you must create a roadmap for improvement and identify:
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I've also written about benchmarking proposal quality (see my Washington Technology article on 7 steps from good to great proposals). When benchmarking proposal quality, your company should select several proposals to benchmark. When selecting proposals to benchmark, consider those that were generally some of your company's best proposals, but for some unknown reason were not winners in their competitions.
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43.5 cubic feet: 158 boxes By Alison L. Oswald, March 1996 Revised by Alison Oswald, August 1999; May 2010 Archives Center, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution © 1999 by the Smithsonian Institution. All rights reserved.
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Transcripts of the following oral history interviews are available online as PDF documents. Those marked with an asterisk (*) were made possible by the Morton I. Bernstein Fund. Morton Bernstein was a pioneer computer programmer and friend of the Archives Center, National Museum of American History. Transcripts marked with a double asterisk (**) were made possible by the Association for Computing Machinery, the Special Interest Group on Management of Data (SIGMOD), and the Special Interest Group on Programming Languages (SIGPLAN). Charlie Bachman and William Olle kindly reviewed and edited the Conference on Data System Languages (CODASYL) Meeting transcript.
Howard Aiken, February 26-27, 1973* Franz Alt, February 24, 1969** Franz Alt, March 13, 1969** Franz Alt, September 12, 1972** Paul Armer, April 17, 1973** Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Annual Meeting, August 30, 1967 Association for Computing Machinery Conference, August 14, 1972** John V. Atanasoff, 1969 John V. Atanasoff, May 5, 1969 John V. Atanasoff, February 18, 1972 John V. Atanasoff, April 17, 1972 John V. Atanasoff, April 24, 1972 John V. Atanasoff, May 11, 1972 John V. Atanasoff, May 24, 1972 John V. Atanasoff, June 7, 1972 John V. Atanasoff and Alice Atanasoff, July 17, 1972 John V. Atanasoff, August 10, 1972 John V. Atanasoff, August 16, 1972 John V. Atanasoff, August 28, 1972 Jean Bartik and Frances Holberton, April 27, 1973* Morton Bernstein, March 14, 1973* Julian Bigelow, January 20, 1971 James Bradburn, February 1, 1973 Werner Buchholz and Byron Phelps, July 20, 1973 Gertrude Blanch, May 16, 1973* CODASYL (Conference on Data System Languages), May 27, 1969** Arthur H. Dickinson, March 8, 1973 William Farrand and William Downey, June 25, 1973 Harry Earl Goheen, August 15, 1972 Jackson Granholm, June 7, 1973 Sidney Greenwald, November 25, 1970 Ralph Griswold, May 14, 1972; May 21, 1972; and May 28, 1972** Herbert R. Grosch, July 15, 1970** Herbert R. Grosch, August 24, 1970** Herbert R. Grosch, August 28, 1970** Herbert R. Grosch, November 9, 1970** Herbert R. Grosch, March 30, 1971** Herbert R. Grosch, May 7, 1971** Henry Herold and Jack Mitchell, April 10, 1973 B. Holbrook, May 10, 1969 Grace Murray Hopper, July 1968* Grace Murray Hopper, November 1968* Grace Murray Hopper, January 7, 1969* Grace Murray Hopper, February 4, 1969* Grace Murray Hopper, July 5, 1972* Bernard Horwitz, February 7, 1973 Alston Scott Householder, July 20, 1970** Harry Huskey and Mrs. Huskey, March 9, 1972** Harry Huskey and Mrs. Huskey, April 19, 1973** Josef Kates, June 29, 1971 Roy Kaufold and Walt Edwards, February 2, 1973 Les Kilpatrick, May 17, 1973 Russell Kirsch, October 8, 1970 Irving Korn, May 11, 1973 Sandy Lanzarotta, September 12, 1973 John Lowe, October 16, 1973 Richard Martin, April 27, 1970 John Mauchly, June 22, 1970** John Mauchly, January 10, 1973** John Mauchly, February 6, 1973** John Mauchly, February 23, 1973** Roger Mills, May 14, 1973 Philip Morse, December 16, 1970 Eldred Nelson, October 17, 1972 Max Palevsky, February 15, 1973 R.D. Parker, July 13, 1970 Harry Polachek, March 24, 1970 Jacob Rabinow, November 23, 1970* Jan Rajchman, October 26, 1970 Mina Rees, March 19, 1969* Mina Rees, September 14, 1972* Mina Rees, October 20, 1972* Ida Rhodes, March 21, 1973* Rex Rice, October, 10 1972 Nathaniel Rochester, July 24, 1973 Milton Rosenberg, February 19, 1973 Paul Rosenthal, May 16, 1973 Morris Rubinoff, May 17, 1971 John M. Salzer, February 17, 1971 G. Floyd Steele, January 16, 1973 John Todd, February 24, 1971 Mark Torfeh, March 8, 1973 An Wang, October 29, 1970* James Wilkinson, June 27, 1973 Philip Wolfe, November 28, 1972 Way Dang Woo, October 28, 1970 William W. Woodbury, January 15, 1973 Pat Youtz, January 26, 1970 Everett C. Yowell, September 25, 1972 Heinz Zemanek, December 12, 1972
The Computer Oral History Collection (1969-1973, 1977), was a cooperative project of the American Federation of Information Processing Societies (AFIPS) and the Smithsonian Institution. This project began in 1967 with the main objective to collect, document, house, and make available for research source material surrounding the development of the computer. The project collected taped oral interviews with individuals who figured prominently in developing or advancing the computer field and supplemental written documentation--working papers, reports, drawings, and photographs. The AFIPS provided the "seed" money to support the project and to aid the Smithsonian with its expenditures. Interviews were conducted by I.B. Cohen, A. Dettinger, Bonnie Kaplan, Elizabeth Luebbert, William Luebbert, Robina Mapstone, Richard Mertz, Uta Merzbach, and Henry Tropp. In some instances, the audio tapes and/or transcripts are not "formal" interviews, but rather moderated panel discussions/meetings, or lectures delivered by interviewees.
This collection consists of approximately 43.5 cubic feet of material and is divided into six series: 1. Transcripts 2. Supplemental Documentation 3. Patents 4. John Vincent Atanasoff Materials 5. Audio Tapes 6. Video Tapes For a brief overview of the interview contents and for biographical information on the interviewees, researchers should consult the interview abstracts available in the full finding aid in Archives Center reading room.
For a brief overview of the interview contents and for biographical information on the interviewees, researchers should consult the interview abstracts. Not all interviews have abstracts.
Subseries A. Combined Index, 1986 The combined index to the oral histories is only a partial index to the entire collection of interviews conducted. Researchers should note that there are several interviews not included in this index. It is arranged alphabetically by last name of the interviewee and provides the date and length of the interview.
Subseries B. Research Copies, 1969-1973, 1977 This series consists of approximately 4 cu. ft. and reflects all of the individuals, organizations, lectures, and/or meetings interviewed for this project and the date of the interview if known. Although the bulk dates indicate 1969-1973, there is one interview from 1955 and one from as late as 1977. In some instances there is no transcript of the interview and this is noted in the container list with a parenthetical (NT). Transcriptions were made by different individuals over a long period of time. Interviewees were afforded the opportunity to make edits, which were incorporated into the final transcripts. Additionally, the abbreviation of n.d. has been used to indicate "no date." The interviews are arranged alphabetically by the last name of the interviewee. Where there is more than one interview with the same person on different dates, a separate entry has been made. A cross-reference of "see" has also been used to link interviews where there was more than one participant and to indicate the principal name under which the interview filed. Abstracts of the interviews contain the name of the interviewee(s)and interviewer, as well as the date on which the interviews occurred, if known.
Subseries A: Robina Mapstone Files , 1946-1974 This series is arranged alphabetically and contains approximately 7.5 cu. ft. of supplemental research materials collected by Robina Mapstone, Research Associate of the Computer History Project. This series contains articles, correspondence (photocopies), memoranda, biographical sketch material, selected bibliographies on various aspects of the computer field, professional literature related to and authored by specific interviewees, specifications on selected computers, and product literature. Mapstone built in cross references (see and see also) in the files to facilitate locating information. These files should be used in conjunction with Subseries B: Richard Mertz Files and Subseries C: Henry Tropp Files which also contain additional biographical materials. It should be noted that not all interviewees are represented, but may have material collected in their name under an organization such as RAND Corporation. In some instances, the histories contain a listing or index of materials received. This listing was compiled by Mapstone to facilitate research. Substantial numbers of photographs exist in the William Gunning files (RAND, REAC Operating Console, JOHNNIAC, Zephyr, Selectron, Multiplier Quotient Register, and the RAND Building itself to name a few); Air Force supply problems and ALWAC III photographs can be found in the Vincent Neisius files; and transparencies of North American are with the Jack Strong materials. Some photographs are also scattered throughout reports.
Subseries B: Richard Mertz Files, 1942-1971 This series represents materials collected by Richard Mertz during the course of his research and then subsequently given to the Computer Oral History Project. The materials consist of one cubic foot of biographical materials (curriculum vitae, obituaries, biographical sketches), relating to oral interviews, printed documentation, correspondence, papers, reports, and notes. The arrangement is alphabetical (Appendix A through Appendix C.) Each appendix includes an itemized listing of what it contains and this listing can be found in box 1, folder 1 of this series. These materials should also be used in conjunction with Subseries A: Robina Mapstone Files, 1946-1974 and Subseries C: Henry Tropp Files, 1922-1973.
Subseries C: Henry Tropp Files, 1922-1973 Collected by Tropp and referred to as the "H" Files, these materials consist of approximately 6 cu. ft. and span the years 1922 to 1973. Arranged alphabetically, these materials include articles authored by interviewees, bibliographies, product literature, and reports. Interviewees associated with a particular file are noted parenthetically.
These files were presumably maintained by Henry Tropp for the purposes of research and in preparation of conducting oral history interviews. Arranged alphabetically by last name of the interviewee, this series is approximately 1 cubic foot. Provided is the name of the inventor, the name and/or type of invention, patent number, and date the patent was issued. In cases where there is more than one inventor, "et al." has been used and the patent listed under the primary patentee. Patents for individuals not associated with the oral history project are also listed.
These materials were assembled by John V. Atanasoff--a subject of this oral history collection--and subsequently given to Uta Merzbach via Mrs. Atsiknoudas in 1972. Spanning the years 1927 to 1968, these materials consist of approximately one cubic foot. Atanasoff assembled these materials in response to the litigation of the Sperry-Rand Corporation vs. Honeywell and Sperry-Rand vs. CDC/Control Data Corporation, which began in 1967 regarding the rights to the patent for the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Automatic Computer (ENIAC). Primarily photocopies, these materials document the process by which Atanasoff and his colleague, Cliff Berry, created the first automatic electronic digital computer. J. Presper Eckert and John Mauchly claimed to have invented it first. These files are arranged according to an outline--Index A to Index C-- developed by Atanasoff. Researchers should consult this guide to the documents. Some documents in this series bear numbers. This indicates that the document was introduced into the U.S. District Court case of Atanasoff in 1968 involving the Honeywell Inc. vs. Sperry-Rand Corp. and Illinois Scientific Developments Inc. Copies of Atanasoff's depositions, volumes 1-9, are also available.
This series is divided into two smaller subseries--reference copies and originals. The reference copies consist of approximately 10 cu. ft. and the originals approximately 4 cu. ft. The majority of the audio tapes are on 5" reels. When not in a 5" format, interviews are on 7" reels or cassettes.
Consists of approximately 3 cu. ft. of material. These videos contain John Vincent Atanasoff's depositions, business of the Association for Computing Machinery, and Fortran IV Lectures.
The Computer Oral History Collection was a cooperative project of the American Federation of Information Processing Societies (AFIPS) and the Smithsonian Institution. This project began in 1967 and was concluded in 1973. This collection was transferred to the Archives Center in approximately 1986 from the Division of Information, Technology & Society, formerly known as the Division of Electricity. Transfers still continue.
The Archives Center contains several "computer" related collections:
American National Standards Institute, 1969-1979 Association for Computing Machinery Collection, 1958-1978 (Washington, D.C., Chapter) N.W. Ayer Advertsing Agency Records, 1889-1972 Paul Armer Collection, 1949-1970 Robert G. Chamberlain Numerical Control Collection, 1954-1984 J. Childs Numerical Control Collection, 1952-1970 Computer Standards Collection, 1958-1978 Computer World Smithsonian Awards Collection, 1989-2001 Data Processing Digest Collection, 1955-1974 Max Holland Machine Tool Industry Collection, c. 1941-1990 Grace Murray Hopper Collection, 1944-1965 Information Age Exhibition Records, 1979-1990 Institute for Advanced Study Computer Project Records, 1950-1957 Instrument Society of America Collection, 1911-1969 Odex I Walking Robot Collection, 1973-1986 Jacob Rabinow Papers, 1910-1917; 1947-1990 Terry M. Sachs Collection, 1965-1969 Scientists and Inventors Portrait File, c. 1950-1980 Share Numerical Analysis Project Records, 1964-1970 SHARE Records, c. 1954-1984 Cliff Shaw papers, c. 1954-1985 Society for the History of Technology (SHOT) Records, 1956-1992 Warshaw Collection of Business Americana, c. 1754-1965 Whirlwind I Computer Collection, 1945-1959 B.H. Worsley, 1946-1959
Within the National Museum of American History there are other related collections that may be found in the Division of Information, Technology & Society. These collections contain both artifacts and documents. Artifacts include: digital computing machines, automatic digital computers and electronic calculators, logic devices, card and tape processors, slide rules, integrators and integraphs, harmonic analyzers and synthesizers, differential analyzers, other analog computing devices, space measurement and representation, time measurement, and combination space and time measurement. Documentation includes the Electronic Computers History Collection and the Mathematical Devices History Collection. Photographs and video materials can also be found. The Smithsonian Institution Archives contains administrative documentation regarding the Computer History Project.
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Onnie804yamsaki -Hahaha, kid, I have had experience with them. And once again, I am NOT arguing your stance on this. I was arguing that you put everybody down on every thread that you post on if they post something you don't like, or if they have a different viewpoint. It's very immature.Vulva Fabulous - I can PROMISE you that you are looking like the fool in this thread. |
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GOLDEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!! please use those standards to judge every oger, god who sounds like the whiny bitch now you cant be serious? i curse, and call someone a name after being bombarded with rediculous justification. Someone is living in fantasy land, You could use that above paragraph on just about every oger im sure even yourself in some cases. Thats when you know someone has zero ground to stand on, when there last thing to save face is telling me i put someone down ( you mean saying the word addict) which i guess i put myself down too :( Also swearing, and calling a name, o god, have i broken forum rules? freeze me please for disagreeing with you and using the word addict and fuck, lets freeze the entire website and internet while we are at it. Sorry vulva maybe i should be more focused on family fun and keep it PG every post, sike motherfucker this is the OG. ( IN THIS IS SPARTA VOICE!!!!!!!!!) |
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Vulva Fabulous -Onnie804yamsaki -Hahaha, kid, I have had experience with them. And once again, I am NOT arguing your stance on this. I was arguing that you put everybody down on every thread that you post on if they post something you don't like, or if they have a different viewpoint. It's very immature.Vulva Fabulous -
One last thing, if you want some credibility on the subject at hand (which you do seem to be knowledgable about), please stop calling Ambien a Narcotic. It isn't a Narcotic. If somebody is using Narcotics to sleep, then you're saying they are using Oxycontin or an opiate based pain reliever to sleep, and in that case, yes, you would have some SERIOUS withdrawals if you stop immediately. O noes more white knights like you might come disrupt my aura. Man im gonna lose sleep tonight thinking about how much a fool i look like over the interwebz for using the word fuck a lot, its okay i can actually deal with not sleeping now that i quit ambien, have fun online shopping :)and not being coherant enough to reply |
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Also you may have experience with them, but if your a year down the road after quitting cold turkey, then maybe, just maybe your experience will be as fufilled as mine is. Until you can look at it from an outside view point and stop nit picking curse words and white knighting people being called addict you will not understand no matter how hard you think you do. Your receptors are all outta whack dude, mine where after taking ambien for a short amount of time, i suspect your no hercules and your frontal lobe reacts the same as the rest of the planets, o no ambien would never do anything negative to you its the same as tylenol lmao |
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Wow dude, you really swung and missed so bad, it's quite sad. I said, I AM A MOD and people have PMd me before asking to warn or freeze you for trolling, and I checked and DIDN'T think you were trolling, but rather just a younger guy with an issue taking criticism. You are proving my point. I have been polite but every post you make, you come off like a cocky know it all. |
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Wow dude, you really swung and missed so bad, it's quite sad. I said, I AM A MOD and people have PMd me before asking to warn or freeze you for trolling, and I checked and DIDN'T think you were trolling, but rather just a younger guy with an issue taking criticism. You are proving my point. I have been polite but every post you make, you come off like a cocky know it all. I love your good cop role, really youve been nothing but nice. Ya that stab about the xanax was incredibly nice and oozing with good natured fun! White knighting gone bad 2.0. At least you showed your Tittays! And shut up about how your a mod and people are bugging you to come blah blah blah, dude i see threw you bring that shit up over and over your begging for me to think you saying something to me is relevant and people actually care about you making me look "foolish". The same nice guy act you so suddenly employ, is riddled with napoleon syndrome, and constant hypocricy, you cant play both sides of the fence dude. Your significantly butt hurt and its showing immensely, I take you a hell of a lot less serious than you take me. Congratulations your really making me proud of how relevant you can convince someone your internet post are. Grow up. And take your own advice and gtfo you contradict yourself every post you do my "arguements" for me so i cant help it. One second you have a problem with everything i said, the next your not arguing my point of view, the next your trying to have a discussion, while hinting sarcasm and bullshit every line. And yes im sure your done with this thread. as you were before you typed your life away sweating behind a keyboard. |
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Jeesh Onnie804Yamaski, get off your fucking "holier than though, I'm better than you" high horse. You start spouting about saying that this forum has the most druggies ever...well, if you don't like it, don't post on here. Pretty simple.
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LOL, dude, this is great. I just have to TTT this thread. I love how you quoted my comment. It's ok, I wouldn't chage it. I put it out there in public, I didn't PM it to you so I could go ahead and show how insecure I am by writing such a childish, self boasting PM. |
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Daniel Carver - lol @ saying trazadone has an affinity for opioid receptors. REALLY? He might be confusing trazadone with tramadol which is a non narcotic pain killer. |
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In my opinion, it's rather delusional that one thinks they can be addicted and cure themselves to the point where they can take abused drugs regularly. Addiction is addiction, there is no "getting rid of it". You will ALWAYS be an addict. That doesn't change. You are predisposed to be addicted to drug ______. That doesn't make you a weak person. Thinking it does, makes you weak. Look at someone with diabetes. They simply cannot have sugar or they will die. Same with you and your drug. You can't have it. There is no amount of delusional rants and grand speeches you can make to change that. Look what Charlie Sheen is going through. He deluted himself so much into thinking he can beat addiction by willing it away while getting no education or treatment and he caused a breakdown in his head and life, in doing so. If your addicted to ANYTHING, drugs can never and should never be an option for you unless under the direct care of a doctor who can monitor you. I also don't believe in family who doles out medication as needed. Family can be manipulated too easily while a doctor knows whats bullshit and whats not. We can debate this back and forth. I have heard the "I'm special" line a thousand and one times. All you are doing is setting yourself up for failure. Even worse is you may have involved others and when you relapse a good chance is you will weigh heavily on their guilt. The price you pay for not getting help is your own family. |
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David@accu -Is that true Dave? About people being predisposed to becoming addicted to certain drugs? I jokingly said this in the past based on how certain people state that Opiate Pain Meds make them tired and itchy, while others state it gave them TONS of energy and gave them a feeling of invincibility (everybody I know that is addicted to pain meds feels that way). I always jokingly said that if you were the one that got tired and itchy, you probably won't get addicted, while the other person that LOVED the stuff has to be very careful. I was just wondering if there was in fact some scientific studies that proove that fact. |
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LOL @ this thread. Anyhow, had a great night's sleep. Solid 7 hours. Had some awesomely awesome dreams. One in particular I remember: I was sitting on a couch with Mike Tyson and he was letting me practice my rear naked chokes and guillotines on him while he was actively defending. Good times! |
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Same as me DSaint LOL |
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I just have to TTT this thread. The PM's that Onnie804yamsaki sent me are so far beyond hysterical, it amazes me! I can honestly say that I have never in my life gotten somebody so upset by simply showing them the door if they didn't like the website, then pointing out 2 errors that they made after putting everybody down while they got on their pedestal because they thought they knew it all. |
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Nothing worse than a reformed whore.. I say take what works. |
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Ummm....Hillbilly, did you post in the wrong thread? lol |
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every night i take nyquil or ambien=okay sleep if i don't take sleeping pills=chance i may not sleep so yeah, they work |
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lol ^ serious ambien addict @ vulva fabulous and flamboyant man tittays! |
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Daniel Carver -Onnie804yamsaki -Daniel Carver - lol @ saying trazadone has an affinity for opioid receptors. REALLY? Can i be dead honest with you. Going through opiate withdrawal i had this keen sense of things that had an affinity for an opiate receptor as it would bring me out of the detox sickness. Well tramadol worked, and so did trazadone i know for a fact tramadol has a certain chemical that attaches itself but by no means a full antagonist opiate. Trazadone also helped in this certain manner so im not saying its even a partial antagonist but i feel like i had a good sense it has some effect or even a mimicking effect on the receptors. I am going off experience, and what i know about all the other pills except trazadone, then with how the trazadones worked during sickness compared to opiates. That is what made me draw my conclusion so as you can tell i am most likely extremely flawed. |
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Hi, I haven't read the whole thread but thought I'd share my experience. I too was going through a stressful time where I couldn't sleep. Took prescription sleeping pills and was dependent on the within a week. My dosage got higher and higher and after 2 years I decided to try to come off them. It was hard as fuck and I would STRONGLY advise you to not take them! Good luck overcoming your difficult time. |
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Vulva Fabulous -
Ummm....Hillbilly, did you post in the wrong thread? lol
 No.not to be rude but Recovered drugs addicts (reformed whores) love to tell others how they will have the same experience as them. Not everyone is wired the same. I just got off the opiates after 4 years of taking them for my chronic bleeding stomach and broken back. The last one I was on was Fentanyl which I`ve read/been told is 100 times stronger than Morphine. Before that I was on Methadone that make me vomit/shit blood. I`m on elevil now which sucks , but helps get me to sleep. All under a physicians close attention. I`ve been through this before and when I don`t hurt I quit taking them. The last time was 7-8 years ago. I have friends that are badly addicted with no physical problems. They do it to get high not for pain. Same with self medicating alcoholics that can`t stop at 1-2 beers. I guess my point is there is a big difference in dependency and addiction. That is why I say if you can`t sleep and your life/work suffers because of it, take what works. |
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Vulva Fabulous -David@accu -Is that true Dave? About people being predisposed to becoming addicted to certain drugs? I jokingly said this in the past based on how certain people state that Opiate Pain Meds make them tired and itchy, while others state it gave them TONS of energy and gave them a feeling of invincibility (everybody I know that is addicted to pain meds feels that way). I always jokingly said that if you were the one that got tired and itchy, you probably won't get addicted, while the other person that LOVED the stuff has to be very careful. I dont think that came out right. The only drugs im aware of that you can be born specifically addicted to is crack and alcohol. You can be predisposed of becoming an addict but not specifically one type of drug. However once the child is born it can get addicted subconsciously until it's older. One of the first senses a baby gets is the sense of smell. They use this sense in quite a dominant fashion until their eye's have adapted enough to create memories of people by sight. A baby who smells crack, alcohol, pot, etc on their Mom or Dad will subconsciously link that drug to their parents. So when the child hits 16-17 and they smell alcohol or pot for the first time, they will have a deep connection with that drug already and it will be a comforting feeling and they won't know why. |
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Houston Center for Photography is proud to announce its 28th Annual Juried Membership Exhibition and this year's participants. Juror Hannah Frieser selected 36 artist from over 200 entries. Ms. Frieser will give remarks about the selections on Friday, July 9 beginning at 5:30 p.m. prior to the opening reception from 6 - 8 p.m.. Artist Talks with a group of this year's participating artists will be held on Saturday, July 10 beginning at 2 p.m.
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Marti Belcher
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Meg Birnbaum
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Colin Blakely
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Al Braden
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Kendrick Brinson
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Allen Bryan
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Laura Burlton
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Kurt Cobbley
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Willson Cummer
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"Manicotti shells stuffed with crab meat and covered with Alfredo sauce make a great meal for family or company."
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8 manicotti shells
1 1/2 cups ricotta cheese
1 (6 ounce) can lump crabmeat
2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
1 tablespoon grated onion
1 (16 ounce) jar Alfredo pasta sauce
1 teaspoon white sugar
1/2 cup chicken broth
1/2 teaspoon dried basil
1/2 teaspoon dried marjoram
1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
1/8 teaspoon dried thyme
I made a few modifications on this one, but I believe the result was truly a restaurant-quality dish. 1) Use jumbo shells instead of manicotti - easier to stuff. 2) For the filling: use one 15oz tub of part-skim ricotta, 8oz of good quality jumbo lump crabmeat (expensive but well worth it), one egg (important for texture), 1/2 cup parmesan cheese, 1/2 cup shredded mozzarella, 2 tbsp dried parsley, 1 tsp dried basil. Season with salt and pepper to taste. 3) For the sauce, use two 10oz tubs of Buitoni alfredo (found in the refridgerated case) - simmer the sauce on the stove with 1/2 cup dry white wine and season with pepper. Follow baking directions as written, but sprinkle with mozzarella cheese 5 min before removing from the oven. This is a dish I would be proud to serve to company!
This dish had way too much going on and the flavor was not all the great. I will not be making this again.
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Absolutely delicious ! The only things I did differently were to make my own Alfredo Sauce (using Easy Alfredo Sauce 1 from Allrecipes), and I added about four sliced white mushrooms to the sauce. Eight minutes of boiling the manicotti shells is probably enough; much longer and they're more at risk of ripping as you're trying to stuff them. A tsp of sugar is listed as an ingredient, but not mentioned in the directions: add it to the chicken broth.
I made this for my parents for their 30th anniversary meal (along with seafood stuffed avacados & crusty french bread, both from allrecipes). It was a hit! The only change I made was sprinkling mozzerela cheese on top for the last 5 minutes of baking.
I used 15 oz. fat-free ricotta and 8 oz. surimi. I added some dillweed to the ricotta mixture and sprinkled mozzarella over the alfredo sauce. I only added garlic powder and 3/4 cup of chicken broth to the alfredo sauce. Thought this was real good and rich. I'm sure we'll make it again but probably use jumbo shells instead of manicotti since they're a little easier to stuff.
I made this recipe yesterday and it was quite yummy! I did make a few changes but nothing too drastic. I made my own alfredo sauce {1 package cream cheese, 1 stick margarine, 2/3 cup milk, 1 cup parmesan cheese} I added all the seasonings to it plus some extra garlic powder because it didn't have much taste. I added some milk to the stuffing mix because it was a little too dry for my liking. I also used the shells instead of manicotti noodles but needed an extra set of hands to stuff them. I put all the "stuffing" into a baggie and cut the corner off to make it easier. I have a big family so I pretty much doubled everything but could have made more sauce to cover it. Then added some shredded Parmesan cheese to the top of it and poured some of the chicken broth into the bottom of the pan around the noodles before cooking. The family loved it and went back for seconds and thirds. It is a very rich dish but yummy! I will definately make this again. Thanks for the recipe!
This was an excellent dish that was easy and fast to preapre and was full of flavor. We felt like we were at a fine Italian restaurant. I will definately be making this again! Thank you.
This was a good recipe. The only thing I would change next time is replacing the alfredo sauce with regular spaghetti sauce. The ricotta and alfredo were just too much where a tomato sauce would have cut some of the richness from the ricotta cheese. Great recipe though! Thanks!
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This is my absolute favorite pizza place...now with that being said....Their Gluten free pizza is NOT gluten free. About 2 hours after consuming a few slices of pizza i found myself curled up in a fetal position with sever stomach pain, aching muscles, brain fog and extreme fatigue. This lasted 2-3 days. I've never had such a terrible poisoning in my life. (I am always careful and never intentionally eat gluten) Hands down go here but NOT if you are looking for a gluten free meal!
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I love love their pizza :) I have some issues with cow dairy too so it is so refreshing to be able to order goat cheese on a pizza here! I get the green goat with extra pesto and no mozzarella and it's wonderful! The crust is pretty thin, but I'm not complaining, it's just wonderful to have pizza! :)
143-149 S Gulph Rd, King of Prussia, PA 19406
Love the chicken ranch pizza. I get tomato sauce added to the pie though! only gluten free delivery pizza I know of in the Kop area
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The staff was friendly and helpful, but the pizza was just okay. The crust has a very sweet taste.


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renameField has no effect
8 May 2009 at 1:14pm
As far as I can tell I'm using it correctly, but it doesn't do anything.
class CoursePage extends Page {
...function getCMSFields() {
$fields = parent::getCMSFields();
$fields->renameField('Content', 'Other');
return $fields;
My 'Content' tab should now have the label 'Other', correct?
Re: renameField has no effect
8 May 2009 at 4:03pm
Okay maybe it is working, but I still don't understand how to use it.
The code posted above will change the label above the TinyMCE editor.
What I want to do is rename a tab.
Is it correct that I should just need to call $fields->renameField('Root.Content.Main', 'Root.Content.OtherName'); ?
Is it even possible to rename tabs?
Have I got the names wrong? Please help!
Re: renameField has no effect
4 April 2010 at 2:37am
I guess that it's a no for being able to rename tabs then?
Re: renameField has no effect
4 April 2010 at 2:57am
Ok, I figured it out. In ModelAdmin the code to rename 'Main' tab is:
$main = $fields->fieldByName('Root')->fieldByName('Main');
$main->setTitle('Other');In Pages it would probably be something like:
$main = $fields->fieldByName('Root')->fieldByName('Content')->fieldByName('Main');
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Re: renameField has no effect
10 July 2010 at 11:22pm
Thanks timwjohn! You saved me alot of hassle
Your Code works perfect.
Re: renameField has no effect
12 July 2010 at 11:35pm
Save yourself a bit of typing
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