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Barack Obama is a little bitch, but I would vote for his preacher in a second.
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29 comments:
- Anonymous said...
Right on ma brotha!
As if on cue, CSPAN led off this morning with a segment on Obama's preacher.
Wolcott (by way of Wayne Barrett at the Village Voice) foretold this was to come to pass.
"Hillary ain't never been told she weren't White enough."
Amen. - 1:22 PM
- Montag said...
this man is an unamerican and an traiter!!!1!
this one time he asked some people "which country do you think poses the greatest threat to global peace: iraq or the u.s.?"
wtf, "peace"? there isn't a world peace so how can u.s. threat it? - 1:26 PM
- daveg said...
We did invade another country without provocation and are threatening another country.
Seems like a threat to world peace to me. - 3:25 PM
- Anonymous said...
Yeah, just like family reunions are a threat to universal brotherhood.
Inkberrow - 3:41 PM
- Anonymous said...
Don't worry montag, we got your back.
The more I listen to this man the better he sounds, although IOZ's point is well taken.
How did the Obama camp not expect the "FOX virus" to mutate around this man and his Nation of Islam associations?
A blind man could have seen this coming.
Related question: How did Religion become a litmus test for selecting a qualified Commander and Chief?
By the standards of today Lincoln would have dropped out of the Race right around the time Dennis did.
- Montag said...
TT, God is an l337 haxx0r, and being omniscient, has access to the source code for the voting machines, and cares very deeply about the sanctity of the white house.
- Anonymous said...
God, that guy is GREAT.
I'm HOPING that these are Obama's real views. I'm hoping.
I was going to reluctantly vote for him. I'm still not THRILLED by him, but now I can do so without holding my nose so tight. - 4:23 PM
- Christopher said...
You know, it's not a Pastor's job to say nice things about America.
I would actually be kind of suspicious of a Christian leader who DIDN'T go off on America, because the country doesn't really follow any of the Christian values I know about. We don't stone heretics and we don't believe in giving all our money to the poor. - 10:20 PM
- Anonymous said...
Maybe, just maybe, Obama's sentient enough to know that if he acted too much like his preacher, he never would've got beyond the Illinois statehouse?
I know that's not as satisfying as saying he's a little bitch, though.
-- sglover - 12:34 AM
- daveg said...
Yeah, because their isn't 100% peace all the time worldwide the US is incapable of increasing the amount of conflict.
I mean, you couldn't just be making a stupid semantics argument about whether the term "world peace" means complete world peace, or just the amount of world peace overall, could you? - 3:18 AM
- Brian said...
daveg: Not to speak for him, but I think he is kidding.
I agree with above. I owuld be MORE inclined to vote for Obama now. - 4:17 AM
- Montag said...
i will not fight you, daveg.
- Anonymous said...
Get some sleep son. Give it a rest.
Calling someone's point "stupid" won't further yours.
As the Monsieur is fond of saying:
Sell crazy somewhere else; we're full up here.
Goes for stupid, too.
- Anonymous said...
Don't get your knickers in a twist---it's just that "world peace" is not a concept one sees used in that manner outside of junior high school essays or beauty pageants.
Inkberrow - 1:17 PM
- Baka Gaijin said...
Even though the obvious purpose of so gleefully running these clips is to try to make the public scared of the Angry Black Man (and suggest Obama is a secret one himself), they may have forgotten that much of the public is, in fact, black.
Well, whether or not it has its intended effect, it is nice that these sorts of views are getting some national exposure. Usually these truths cannot be voiced in big media for fear of not being considered a "serious" person; sure it's in the context of a political hatchet job, but I wonder if some of the thoughts might just stick around in some viewers' minds. When it comes to memes, any publicity really is good publicity. - 2:08 PM
- Baka Gaijin said...
As for how today's Obama came from this spiritual advisor... I still have no idea what Obama really stands for (other than taking loads of money from the military industrial complex). I mean, maybe Obama really is secretly an Angry Black Man working undercover to bust the system from within. That'd be awesome! But clearly that's a fantasy too good to be true.
My best guess is that it was a tactical choice to keep Wright so close for so long. I mean, until this thing blew up, the dude was officially on Obama's staff. Obama's no fool, TT-- clearly he saw this coming, and furthermore, wanted this day to come.
Obama is a master of giving people just enough tidbits of evidence to sucker them into projecting the rest. I mean, this is a guy who praises Ronald Reagan one day, then says that "The Wire" is his favorite show the next.
Regardless of whether Obama actually agrees with his ex-spiritual advisor on these things, association with Wright boosts Obama's standing with a lot of people. (Cf. the commenter above who wrote "I'm still not THRILLED by him, but now I can do so without holding my nose so tight".) Meanwhile, by "harshly repudiating" these views, he still preserves the support of the more tepid liberals who are shocked, SHOCKED I tell you, at Wright's barbaric incivility. - 2:42 PM
- Anonymous said...
Off topic, IOZ, and not that you're opening up the listener lines for requests, but I'd really be interested to see your treatment of a favorite topic among pwoggies: the economic boycott. Personally, I don't see how censorship via corporate sponsor is much different from the old-fashioned government kind.
- Brian said...
Bakunin's last question: Because there are no polce squads banging on your door at midnight because you criticized Dear Leader. Rancid talk show hosts are serving at the pleasure of their actors. These corporate sponsors have no "right" to our business. Talk show hosts also have no constitutional "right" to a media pulpit. I'm sure Melanie Morgan is still babbling her vile nonsence to all her friends and at whatever Wingnut Welfare institution she ends up at.
- Anonymous said...
Yes, Brian, but I somehow doubt all the trained flying monkeys who are on standby, ready to threaten advertisers with a boycott, are actually consumers of whatever product/service of which they say they'll never partake again. Call me a cynic if you will.
I'm not shedding any tears for Morgan per se - I'm questioning the wisdom of creating a state of affairs where only the most banal and anodyne statement can avoid the aforementioned flying monkey attack. - 8:16 PM
- frantz fanonymous said...
These corporate sponsors have no "right" to our business. Talk show hosts also have no constitutional "right" to a media pulpit.
That's kind of a technicality, don't you think? People don't have any "right" to publish books, either. Maybe we should start threatening publishers with boycotts of anything else they put out if they publish books by Coulter, Savage, et. al.
In fact, let's make it so that only filthy rich people can say what they want since they can finance their own media platforms. I'm looking forward to Bill Gates, Donald Trump, and Richard Mellon Scaife being the dj's on my ride in every morning!
The liberals cheering this sort of thing on are the same ones who thought it was so horrible what the Dixie Chicks went through. They don't have a "right" to a musical career, ya know... - 8:59 PM
- Anonymous said...
I know that's not as satisfying as saying he's a little bitch, though.
-- sglover
Ioz isn't interested in logic, sglover. - 2:23 AM
- Anonymous said...
Boycotts and boycott threats are a great idea. They're a valuable market corrective. The opinion consumers should use them to give feedback to their content providers and purveyors. I 'specially encourage the pwogs and wingnuts to have it with a will. It's the truest form of political expression open to them. The very worst that could come of their boycott war is a period of creative destruction. I, for one, would welcome that.
The disciplinary aspect of widespread, aggressive boycotts is also a useful remedy for the problems that come from over-concentration of ownership and centralized content control. The stations and networks that want to stay afloat will have to expand their offerings. Syndicated cretin shows will no longer be sufficient to keep them going. The advertisers will benefit from an increase in target audiences. The ad agencies will have a broader, more reliable fee base and will have to hire new talent to meet the demand.
It may be blue sky thinking, but with enough creative destruction Randi Rhodes and Rush Limbaugh could be driven off the air and find a repulsive, but rewarding, form of love. Together, as victims. Who among us could deny them that much?
-- Lou Byancka - 3:30 AM
- Anonymous said...
Use the link IOZ has provided to check out what Dennis Perrin is saying about the Right Reverend.
Shorter version: "Jeremiah Wright's supposedly inflammatory statements about 9/11 and the ongoing specter of racism are uncontroversial to those following the real world."
Uncle John - 9:20 AM
- Anonymous said...
Whoah, pwoggies may not be following their script.
Some dewd over at TPMCafe (DF) has posted - and it has been picked up by Commondreams.org - that, and I quoteth: Truth Time: Wright is Right.
Haven't finished the entire piece, so blown away am I by the audacity of his courage. I'll be shocked, shocked I tell you, if he agrees that Jesus was a Black Man.
Malcom X...now there was a Black Man. "And when one is moderate in the pursuit of Justice for human beings, I say he's a sinner." - 9:39 AM
- The Promiscuous Reader said...
I'm listening to the first Wright video clip there, and he's full of shit. Jesus was not black; arguably he wasn't white, but neither were those Eyetalians. Nor did they control everything in Jesus' country; they used local proxies. It's likely that until Jesus went to Jerusalem (where he sided with the enemy -- "Give to Caesar what is Caesar's" probably would not have gone down well with the Jewish resistance of the day), he'd never seen a Roman.
No, I'm not gonna get too excited about this guy. He's not a monster, nudge nudge wink wink, but I wouldn't vote for him either. - 11:10 PM
- Brian said...
Lou Byanka-In your former life, did you nom de interplume begin with the letters S, C, and R?
I hope so, 'cause your style is inimitable!
frantz-I disagree with your arguments. heck, only the rich and connected automatically have their say in today's world already. I would point out that the dixie Chicks did continue to have a "career," maybe not as lucrative as their old one, but then, nobody said "free" speech is without consequences.
Melanie Morgan will do just fine, anyway. heck, she's married to the director of a megawatt clear channel station. She is not the oppressed. - 2:34 AM
- Brian said...
Can I, however, confess that I love Randi Rhodes just a bit. I know, the shame knows no boundaries. She is certainly more listenable than the horrible and inusffe4rable Stephanie Miller. Ms. Miller would be enough to drive me to Rush. Drivel + BAD radio skills.
- david said...
'to robbery, butchery & rapine, they give the name "government"; they create a desolation and call it peace' [Tacitus]
- David said...
I just can't understand how someone who is half white can be so racist like this shit makes me sick and its like a black verson of the KKK, the arts and entertainment are completly run by black people i dont know what the hell this redneck is talking about its called rap and hip hop and if you can't identify that your ignorant and how he's saying blacks have no opportunities thats an excuse and totally untrue. me as a white male i have less opportunity because its hard to get jobs because of racial diversity, any employer would hire a black male over me any day and thats bull shit.. like let this shit go, i mean everything this guy is hung up on happened hundreds of years ago My generation didn't do it its time to stop blaming others and manning up and taking responsibilities for your actions i'm not racist or anything i have a bunch of black friends i just don't think someone should run their campain on the color of their skin, don't you think that is racist? and jesus is not black if anything he's aladian status like come on man like this is bull shit like quit hating on other people isn't this guy suppose to be a precher? like all this identifing and classification is what really draws us apart and we need to focas on shit like gas prices and things that will help our economy not some american idol campaign garbage


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I wonder how many golf clubs will actually go for this. There is no direct benefit to a club in allowing this but it could be detrimental to the poor old pro who may see his income reduced. What is likely to happen in your club?
The pro 'manages' all our comps. I don't see us taking the vouchers away from him.
Although we already give M&S vouchers for Open and Invitation Days as it saves people from some distance away hanging around til the end.
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The pro 'manages' all our comps. I don't see us taking the vouchers away from him. Although we already give M&S vouchers for Open and Invitation Days as it saves people from some distance away hanging around til the end.
Why not use golf union vouchers? I've never come across an open here where it's not SGU vouchers. Anyone not at the prizegiving gets them sent, standard procedure.
As far as I know the EGU don't do vouchers.
However, the men players like them because their wives will be happy to let them go away for the day again.
The lady players like them because they are M&S.
It is something due to be debated in our club. The directors say as it's a financial matter it's their decision and I know the Financial Director is greatly in favour of it being used in the club as it means more revenue for the club. The Captain reckons it's up to the Captains committee and I know the Seniors Chairman is in favour of it remaining with the Pro as the seniors get a 10% kickback on the vouchers.
What we used to was to leave it to the member to decide if they wanted to spend half of the money in the bar and half in the proshop or all in the pro shop until the R&A said it all had to go to the pro. Stupid rule really because it meant I could spend the money in the pro shop to buy a bottle of drink but could not spend it over the bar to buy the same drink.
Great change in the rules by the R&A.
Currently, most of our vouchers are redeemed in the pro-shop and no doubt this represents several thousands of profit for her.But if it becomes just as easy to pass the vouchers over the bar then it is possible that many members will opt to spend their vouchers in this way.
Actually, I don't think that it will create an increase in revenue for the bar. Members will simply be spending vouchers instead of their own cash so there probably won't be an increase in revenue.
But for some lucky members they could have a choice about how to use their vouchers, which is obviously a good thing. The pro will lose revenue which, if significant, is a bad thing.
I'm surprised that pros generally have not given voice to concerns about this. And Committees will have to wrestle with the dilemma of how to keep the members happy without upsetting the pro.
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I must admit I had not considered that point.
One point though is giving vouchers which have to be spent in the bar would mean that the ' change the shoes in the car park and I am off ' brigade would actually be contributing more to the club.
When you look at our club accounts, which fully detail the Pros remuneration, then our pro could hardly be described as 'hard up'.
From a personal point though there is nothing in the pro shop that I really want. So what I do is to get something which is on "Sale" then resell it on Ebay and that money is then spent over the bar.
Our pro shop is part of the club, hence it makes zero difference.
Does that mean you can go in to the Proshop and order a pint of beer or a glass of wine?
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The tech world is obsessed with platforms. Facebook and Twitter have grown, in large part, thanks to opening up to outside developers. More companies are doing so in the form of application programming interfaces, which allow data to be easily manipulated by others. Foursquare and Spotify are just two recent examples of Internet services opening up their data to others.
Now publishers want in on the action. A handful of news publishers are looking at their vast trove of content as valuable data that developers can use to hack into something new. These efforts at opening APIs, while early, are being done with the hope that someday, new revenue streams will present themselves.
The New York Times now publishes upwards of 16 APIs, having launched its first back in 2007. The Guardian provides data-related APIs, in addition to ones that surfaces over 10 years of editorial content. Even USA Today is moving into content APIs, holding a hackathon in December at its Virginia headquarters that was won by a developer who used the paper's census data to construct a mobile game in which users would guess the right census numbers.
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Two things I find sexy: data, and APIs to get at that data.
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For those counting, that might bring sexy up to four depending on your arithmetic.
So this is what I think: the Sunlight Foundation is a sexy organization. And the sultry group running Sunlight Labs gets data wonks and Open Gov advocates hot and bothered.
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State legislatures are where vital decisions are made about civil rights, transportation, education, taxes, land use, gun regulation, and a host of other issues. Far too often, these issues don't get the attention they deserve. It's a simple question of scale: there are a lot more resources available at the federal level for both lawmakers and journalists. That means state governance both requires more transparency and tends to get less of it. We think technology can help make the situation better — that's what Open States is all about.
Now it's up to the rest of us to create great applications around this Open Gov treasure trove.
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What were the challenges — and pleasures — of writing a novel within a novel?
Chinese boxes go into one another in only one way; the fun of writing a novel composed of interelated parts is that they don't need to "nest" — one can be on the outside, but so can another. There's an outside-most box in time, but not as the reader reads. I hope readers enjoy discovering the multiple connections that obtain between the parts — I hope that some are unexpected and revealing — they were certainly enjoyable for me to discover as I wrote.
To what extent did you try to imitate Byron's prose style in writing The Evening Land?
I tried very hard. I love reading Byron's prose, in his letters and journals, and in the witty and informative notes to his longer poems; I tried to capture the rapid, ironic way he wrote, the sense of giving with one hand and taking back with the other. On the other hand I didn't think Byron would write a novel the way he writes a letter, so I tried to imagine the more dramatic or literary way he might have written prose narrative. Of course everyone has his or her own Byron: one reviewer felt that not a paragraph sounded a bit like Byron (which is odd, since there are lines and paragraphs lifted from his writings on almost every page).
The epistolary novel has a long and storied tradition in English literature. What do you think are the literary possibilities for email to modify and extend this tradition?
I don't know — an email novel has to almost combine the qualities of talk and writing, since they are usually written so quickly and thoughtlessly, and replied to so instantly. Writing the letters in an epistolary novel always meant distinguishing among a number of correspondents by their style — an email novel has to be thought of almost as creating character through dialogue. On the other hand I think it might be boring to read a whole novel made of email only — all those abbreviations and slovenly shortcuts — it would take a master to make it come alive. How about a novel all in Text Messaging? But one advantage would be immediacy — older epistolary novels could only proceed when a character had space and leisure to write a letter; now you can write instantly.
In what ways do you feel Byron's life and work are relevant to readers today?
One thing I think can interest and fascinate readers today even if they haven't read a lot of Byron's work is his status as a celebrity. There really is no one like him previously in English literature. He not only earned fame by his writings, he earned it by what his time would never (but we always) call his life-style — the trouble he got in, the rumors of bad behavior, his marriage falling apart, money wasted, early death. And he was very conscious of being famous: he had the modern way of both holding his fans and fame in contempt, and building his own persona on them. What's of further interest to me is how Byron enjoyed and employed what we would call pop culture: Before his time there was high culture, erudite writers conscious of a literary and artistic tradition, and there was low culture, folk-tales, folk-songs and ballads, festivals, etc. With Byron's time comes in a middle-class culture that's not high: popular plays, horror and sensation novels, sentimental dramas and narrative poems for ordinary readers. Byron loved all that stuff and refers to it constantly in his writing, as a modern writer would refer to rock songs or movies or ads. And he was part of that pop culture himself, and knew it.
As far as his works go, anyone who conceives of Byron as a "romantic" writer — which he was for a while — should read some of Don Juan. It will be a delightful surprise.
Your previous novel, The Translator, was about an exiled Soviet poet. What draws you to write about literary texts and poets in particular?
It came as a surprise to me when — some time after I'd begun on The Evening Land — I realized I was now writing a second novel about a poet. That's how different the two enterprises seemed to me. Not only that — another novel about a poet and his nearly-lost and retrieved works. Still they seem to me to be entirely different. I think it may be an occupational hazard for a writer to write about writers (once upon a time the New Yorker refused to run such stories). But I think that any writer would be interested in the fragility of written things, how easily they can be lost, and yet how tenacious and powerful they are — how they seem to fight to survive, and do so by touching hearts, one at a time.


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As for Rigondeaux; Do you guys really think his last 2 outings he slacked? I've always liked his style since i first seen him. his last 2 were his best fights to me. That TKO on teon kennedy and then decimating Marroquin. Marroquin is no joke either, he beat Broner and Gary russell jr in his amateur career, so he must know how to do something. I must be his only fan on the forum lol. I forgot about Bhop/Cloud- I think Bhop by KO, as long as his punches still have alil weight on them, i see him putting down cloud, chin looked very question against Campillo, a fight which he shouldve lost. I'm looking forward to Pacquiao coming back too It's not so much that he slacked...more so that he wasn't as impressive as I thought he should be...even in victory. There were moments he seemed tentative...almost bored, unfocused. And sometimes he's slow to put his foot on the gas. But I'm with you...loved his style when I first layed eyes on him! Still do. I just thnk he hasn't turned up the dial and showed us that next level. That pro level. He's still handling himself somewhat like an points/Olympic fighter. I'm interested to see how Pedro Diaz works out for him as new trainer. canelo/trout I've been praying for this day, the day Canelo fights an actual legitimate 154lber and tears are now down my eyes from joy. I hope he gets done to him what Martinez did to Chavez Jr mayweather/guerrero There's quite a bit of hype surrounding this, like daprofessors says the upset isn't impossible if the moons align for The Ghost. donaire/rigondeaux I don't know, I think Donaire takes it, it may not be pretty but I think Donaire can hurt him. garcia/judah Garcia seems to constantly throw power shots, am sure he'll tire, it's a big if Judah hasn't already quit or found a way out. rios/alvarez 2 Slug fest, Life expectancy to drop a couple of years. If Alvarez doesn't attempt the shoulder roll he can win. Also if he doesn't gas Lol...at the tears and Alvarado trying the shoulder roll. Good stuff. Saw a vid recently of Tim Bradley and his trainer doing pad work. Mayweather style. It's taking over like Gangnam in boxing. Lol Not necessarily a bad thing to train like him...follow his work ethic. I draw a line at the persona clones (uh hem...Broner), though. And those that wake up one fight morning and just out of pure crazy decide to employ the technique for the first time, in an important fight (uh hem...Berto). |
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A lot of tourists are interested in touring Marche. Commonly called by Britons as "The Marches", the Italian region has vast coastal plains and mountains. This place is a wonder to behold. Take a look on the nice Roman remains and monuments of the place including the medieval town of Urbino. It is recommended to visit the place because you will really feel the aura of the past. You can imagine yourself living in the 15th century because the town of Urbino looks very much the same whether in the past and up to the present. The town of Urbino is ancient in stature, and rich in history. You will really feel like you are one of the knights of King Arthur.
The town of Urbino hosts the University of Urbino, founded in 1506 and the age old Palazzo Ducale . The Palazzo houses valuable works of art which is only for your eyes and not for your possession because it is worth trillions of dollars according to market's appraisal. The place is open everyday except on Italy's National Holidays. Take a visit on other important monuments in the town such as Palazzo Albani (17th century), Palazzo Odasi and Palazzo Passionei. Better take a stroll too at "Pierina Scaramella", a botanical garden in Urbino.
Let's jump to take a look to Monte Vettore, a mountain between Umbria and Marche in Central Italy. It is vast, wide, and mystical. Locals will tell you that there is a prophetess living in the mountain for several thousands of years and will appear someday when the awaited Judgment day arrives.
Italy is really well endowed with lots of old buildings and ruins. Plan a trip to Gradara, a town and a commune in the province of Pesaro and Urbino. Their lies a twelve century castle who has well preserved walls, not for you to climbed, but only for picture taking activities and appreciation.
Take your feet to the provincial capital of Ascoli Piceno on the southern end of Le Marche. This is an old town with old traditions. It is recommended to stay here for a night and marvel over the beauty of the marble paved main square.
In Pesaro, you can enjoy swimming there because there is a nice seaside resort and a simple commercial town where you can buy your souvenirs. There are lots of beautiful places to enjoy in Le Marche. It is the pride and joy of wonderful Italy. Come to Le Marche and better place your foot prints on all of its featured tourist spots.
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So that's why the NFL won't release the Bountygate evidence.
Later today, Roger Goodell will hear the final appeals of four players punished by the league for their involvement in Bountygate. Goodell will almost certainly decide to uphold his own punishment, and we will finally be able to put the scandal in our rear view mirror, hopefully by the end of the week. The NFLPA fought for the players involved, saying Goodell shouldn't be the man hearing the appeals, but that battle has already been lost. Now it's finally time for Goodell to reiterate his ruling one more time, and this case will be closed forever.
With Rashard Mendenhall likely missing the first part of the 2012 season, the Steelers running attack will be dependent on backup running back Isaac Redman. Although he's been used very sparingly, Redman has showed flashes as Mendenhall's backup, and the Steelers are optimistic that Redman will be able to fill in for Mendenhall while he's out. Redman is a hard runner and tough to tackle. There's no real reason he can't keep the Steelers' running attack on track early in the season.
If you're like most NFL fans, you had no idea the AFL (Arena Football League) was in the middle of a labor dispute. Much like the NFL last year, the AFL had planned a lockout following off and on strikes, but it seems that won't be necessary. According to the league, a new collective bargaining agreement has been agreed upon, and it will be signed by the AFL and its players this Wednesday.
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Alligator Monogamy Surprises Scientists
For years, it was believed that alligators were promiscuous and not all that interested in life or long-term partnerships. Luckily, beliefs and theories can be disproven, and they have been once again.
A study that was conducted in the Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge in Louisiana showed that 70% of the female American alligators chose to stay with their partner for long periods of time. The findings of this 10 year study shocked scientists, since the large reptiles live in such populated areas and random female-male encounters are quite common.
"Given how incredibly open and dense the alligator population is at RWR (Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge) we didn't expect to find fidelity," said researcher Stacey Lance, who led the study. "To actually find that 70 percent of our re-trapped females showed mate fidelity was really incredible. I don't think any of us expected that the same pair of alligators that bred together in 1997 would still be breeding together in 2005 and may still be producing nests together to this day."
Alligators are usually solitary and very territorial animals. Both large male and female gators have been known to take dominant roles over territory they deem as "theirs", and have no issue in fighting off unwanted invaders. Their most deadly tactic would probably be the "death roll", in which they will bite and latch onto the limb of an animal, and roll or thrash about wildly until the limb is completely torn off. Mother alligators are also extremely protective of their young, keeping watch on them for up to a year after they hatch.
The Louisiana study was conducted by tracking a group of females and analyzing their offspring's DNA. Seven out of ten females were discovered to have returned to the same mating partner time after time. Birds also share a similar mating pattern to the alligators, which is really no big surprise, considering they both have the same ancestor group: Archosaurs. Archosaurs were ancient reptiles that included dinosaurs and are where birds are believed to have evolved from.
Other animals that are known to take partners for life include: Wolves, Otters, Beavers, Bats, Foxes, Prairie Voles, Bonnethead Sharks, Red-backed Salamanders, Kirk's Dik-Dik Antelope, Black Vultures, Condors, Penguins, Bald Eagles, and more. Many of these animals will stay with their partner until one of them dies; some of them may take on a new partner, others will remain widowed. Given the extent of their devotion and fidelity, I think a lot of people could take a lesson from them before diving into a relationship, cheating or getting a divorce. It really puts things into perspective, to say the least.
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I'm having the same problem. Subscribed.Macbook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.6)
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i fixed mine:
if you have peer guardian, you must disable the "Ads, Spyware, Bogon, etc" list.
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the boy wonders IrelandThanks, I was having the same problem and that seems to have solved it, any idea why?Mac Pro, Mac OS X (10.4.8)
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peer guardian just doin what it does... blocking ip's. i guess twitter is on the block list for some reason. someone flagged them as ads or spyware.Macbook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.6)
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I've had similar issues to this, and yes, it was PeerGuardian that triggered them. I found various browsers - Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera - stopped connecting to some sites. The sites were generally 'big' sites - Wikipedia, BBC, Internet Archive, IMDB, Apple, etc, not sites where you'd expect server failure or overload on catastrophic scale, and not all at once!
The problem turned out to be PG. I'm running 1.6b2 (if anyone has a stable, more recent version for Mac, let me know!), and occasionally as PG tracks and records, it goes nuts.
A good pointer that I'm going to have trouble is that when I start PG, it shows no sites in the 'blocked' list in the log.
To start PG I open the Application folder, and click on PG, then 'show package contents', open the Resources folder, and double click each of pploader.app and pplogger.app. I also took those two out of the auto-start list on my account settings. Then I launch PG from the Application folder, and I'm up and running. I only launch once, when I boot the machine, otherwise it runs quietly in the background. I'd also advocate seeking to update the blocklists when you launch the application.
When there is a problem with it not blocking at all, or blocking out the browsers, I shut it all down and uninstall PG - do this with the uninstaller in the download it came in, and be sure you got it all out! Also, go to MacintoshHD>library>LaunchDaemons and remove something with a name like xxx.qnation.PeerGuardian.kextload.plist. NB Sometimes just shutting it all down, removing this, and starting again will fix the problem.
A re-install of PG, and update of the lists - use http://www.iblocklist.com/ as a good place for up-to-date blocklists and install them as appropriate in PG, and you're ready to go. Some of the lists that come with downloads of PG are out of date and no longer maintained or even available for update, so worth checking around. The whole process usually takes 10-15 mins, and you don't have to 'unblock' one of those undesirables lists.
It is a bit of faff, but I like to know it's working. As I say, if anyone knows a more recent version of PG for Mac that is stable, let me know! But it's not much to ask for some privacy and security.
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SWhat if I can't find PG already in my MacBook Air? I know I have not installed it either? But every time I try to connect to Twitter, it misdirects to Virtue.com?
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Treccani Milano Expands Its Luxury in Italian To Include A New Line Of Purses
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- Dec 17, 2012 - Toronto, Ontario – As a brand that exudes pure Italian luxury, Treccani Milano is best known for its completely custom-made men's and women's leather shoes and boots. Now, the Toronto- and Milan-based company is adding ready-to-wear leather purses that are handmade in Italy to its already impressive repertoire.
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Prices range between $1,650 and $18,000 and all bags are stamped with the company's trademark Italian greyhound in solid bronze. They can also be personalized with monogrammed initials. In a similar fashion to its renowned shoe collection, customers who wish to customize their purses can opt for the company's
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The purses were designed by Nicole Branicky, Creative Director and Co-Founder of Treccani Milano, during her stay in Milan. "It took over three months just to see my purse designs materialize in real forms," Nicole explains. "I went back and forth from our atelier to the bottega exploring ideas with the artisans to find the right balance between design, proportions and usability."
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