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Have a Star Trek Team Trivia PartyPosted by Jumpin Jammerz Thursday, Aug 7 2014, 12:00AM
Space. The final frontier. It's difficult to explain how giddy those words make us feel. We know that we are going to be taken to a universe where humans aren't the only game in town, honor is not dead, and pointy-eared humanoids are the only logical choice for science officers. Commemorating Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek universe with a men's onesie Star Trek trivia party is a fun idea, but you need to have all the right pieces in place.
Here are the steps for holding a dynamite onesies for adults Star Trek Team Trivia Party:
- Team Uniforms
Team uniforms add just a bit more fun into the mix. We recommend that each of the participants wear one of our Star Trek onesies for adults. The redshirts can have one side, the blue shirts the other, and the host could wear the command gold. We've got the most comfortable TOS-styled uniforms around.
- Get the Right Mix of Questions and Answers
Along with wearing the right men's onesie for the occasion, it is imperative that you have the right blend of easy and hard questions for your contestants. You might not know the stardate of the episode "The Trouble with Tribbles" (4523.3) but your friend might. Fortunately, there are Star Trek wiki pages with TONS of information to draw from!
- Invite the Right People
A lot goes into a party, especially a Star Trek Team Trivia Party, but you have to have the right people participating in it. This goes with the earlier suggestions about having the right mix of questions and answers. You want to make sure that the ones you KNOW have all the knowledge are not going to be on the same side. Also, they should also enjoy wearing onesies for adults.
- Appropriate Drinks
We're all in favor of Romulan Ale or other Star Trek related libations. A little Blue Curacao is great in anything, giving all of your drinks an otherworldly blue color. You could, if you wanted, coordinate your men's onesie with the drinks that you have at the party.
- Great Food
Chips and dip make great food to serve your guests. Make sure that it's nothing incredibly messy like the Swedish meatballs or something that will spill onto your men's onesie. We know that the onesies for adults are easily washable, but it's still good to keep it in pristine condition.
Your Star Trek Team Trivia Night should go off like a dream if you follow these five steps. We would love to hear about the parties that you've thrown and how well they've worked for you. Get the party started by putting some comments below.
Pajamas and Vanilla Ice Cream DayPosted by Jumpin Jammerz Monday, Jul 14 2014, 12:00AM
Are you ready for it? Do you have your calendar marked? July 23rd is National Vanilla Ice Cream Day, where all of the aficionados of this treat have the chance to come out and play. Why not go out and pick yourself up a pint or two to celebrate in your adult onesie pajamas?
Yes, we know that the 23rd is the middle of the week, but that's not an excuse to avoid celebrating the holiday with your friends. Curl up on the couch in your footed pajamas for women and let go of your worries about calories. You know that ice cream has only as many calories as you say it does (well, maybe not, but we'd like to think so).
Ice Cream Just as Versatile as Adult Onesie Pajamas and Footed Pajamas for Women.
What can you do with vanilla ice cream on Vanilla Ice Cream Day?
Make a Milkshake
Being treated to a milkshake after a hot day was one of the best things in the world. All it takes is a blender, a cup of milk, and a blender. It's best served with whipped cream and cherry, but you can choose to go without. Why not throw an adult onesie pajama milkshake party?
Pie, Anyone?
Pie and vanilla ice cream go together like summer and baseball. Bake yourself a nice pie the night before (or stop by the store on your way home) and slice it up for you and your friends on the day. A scoop of ice cream, footed pajamas for women, and you're good to go.
Brownies a la Mode
Here at headquarters, we can't resist the clarion call of a good plate of brownies. Right after you change from your adult onesie pajamas to your work outfit, why not stop by the store and pick up some ice cream? You'll hopefully score some points with the boss.
The Cake! You Can't Forget the Cake!
Remember those ice cream cakes that you had as a kid? You can relive the nostalgia by creating your own vanilla ice cream cake. Make 'slices' of ice cream and alternate them with cake on a plate, and voila. Eat fast, or it will melt all over your footed pajamas for women!
Ice cream and pajamas definitely go together on a Saturday, but on a Wednesday? We think so! Lounging should be done any time, not just at the end of the week. Plan your Vanilla Ice Cream Day festivities today.
5 Tips for the DJ Wearing PJ'sPosted by Jumpin Jammerz Thursday, Jul 3 2014, 12:00AM
Being a DJ takes talent, dedication, and a good ear for music. Being a popular and successful DJ takes all three of those qualities plus a little something extra: an eye toward the art and the mood of the crowd. For those up-and-coming DJs out there, here are some suggestions.
Follow the Best (especially those with onesies for adults)
DeadMau5 is one of the best DJs in the world. By watching him and emulating him, you'll be able to pick up some tips and tricks. The best way to learn a craft is by watching who's making it happen and seeing what type of style you can learn. And, well, DeadMau5 has men's footed pajamas made with his image – you can't go wrong!
Stay Positive
Even if you're not working your turntables while wearing your DeadMau5 men's footed pajamas, be careful of what you say about the others who work in your profession. You never know who you're going to meet. They might be wearing their own onesies for adults, but trash-talking just leaves a bad impression.
Be Authentic
Taking on different personas means that you have to keep track of what you are saying and doing all the time. Staying true to yourself and your fans is always the best suggestion. When you're authentic, you can wear your onesies for adults proudly and revel in the glow.
Wear your DeadMau5 Men's Footed Pajamas Regularly
Comfortable DJs are DJs who can really lay the tracks down. While there is no scientific proof that wearing our DeadMau5 onesies for adults helps DJs become better, we would like to think so. Besides, nothing can really substitute for the awesomeness of the hoodie ears.
Stay Sober
You might be given a hundred drink tickets. You might think that the liquor can take the edge off. You might even believe that you sound better while you've been drinking or doing other substances, but it's rare when that is actually the case. Drinking makes a LOT of people sloppy, and even wearing the coolest men's footed pajamas in the world can't make you sound better.
There's a lot of technical parts to being a great DJ, but the real magic comes when you're able to blend the technical with the artistic parts of it. When you've got the crowd grooving and you've got the right amount of effects, it can be heaven. Keep styling, and we'll see you in the clubs.
PB&J Sandwiches and Jumpin Jammerz: A Match Made in ComfortPosted by Jumpin Jammerz Monday, Jun 30 2014, 12:00AM
PB&J Sandwiches and Onesies for Adults: A Match Made in Comfort
A PB&J sandwich is the best comfort food in the world. Wearing adult footed pajamas while eating these simplistic, yet divine sandwiches is a match that can't be beat. When you're wearing your onesies for adults and looking for something to eat, what's better than a PB&J sandwich? If you think I'm crazy, read on to find out why!
PB&J and Adult Footed Pajamas: Simplicity
We are all about comfort here at headquarters. We love being able to slide on our onesies for adults and lounge on the couch, get in some good quality reading, and even put together models. It only takes a few minutes to put the adult footed pajamas onto our bodies – we're ready to go in a matter of moments.
The humble peanut butter and jelly sandwich is much the same. Two pieces of bread, some peanut butter, and some jelly. You need only a butter knife to do it the old fashioned way, and with the squeezable bottles, you don't even need that. It's so simple that people of all ages have mastered the art of PB&J.
Onesies for Adults and the humble PB&J: A World of Possibility
Like your adult footed pajamas, the PB&J sandwich can be adapted to your mood. If you're feeling like a guitar hero, you can put on your Black Electric Guitars Adult Footed Pajamas and have it with a raisin bread peanut butter and apricot jelly sandwich.
On the other hand, if you're feeling a bit mousy, there's the grey mouse onesies for adults with a straight white bread and grape jelly peanut butter and jelly sandwich. The world is yours when you decide to diversify in these two. Nothing beats great sandwiches mixed with the comfort of wearing your pajamas around the house.
It's all about comfort
There's no telling what types of combinations that you'll come up with when you mix the onesies for adults and your peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. One of our favorite things is to put cashew butter with strawberry jelly on wheat bread. The wheat offers a bit of depth while the cashew butter is super silky smooth.
This is the time to experiment and play with your comfort sandwiches and your PJs. Add a glass of milk into the mix and you have a little bit of heaven. We'd love to hear more about what you like out there – what was the craziest version of a PB&J that you've had?
Watch the World Cup In ComfortPosted by Jumpin Jammerz Monday, Jun 23 2014, 12:00AM
Nothing brings together friends like a good soccer match! What better soccer to watch than the FIFA World Cup? The Cup brings together 32 national teams to compete for the title of the world's best. The World Cup happens every four years, which means that it's the perfect time to put on your All American men's onesie and root for your favorite team.
Soccer is one of the most athletic sports in the world. Halves are 45 minutes, and there are very few reasons that the clock stops. It's constant action, but you can enjoy all the excitement of the game while relaxing in onesies for adults in the comfort of your own home.
The United States is fielding a national team in the FIFA World Cup this year, and they have brought some amazing power with them. They are grouped in the same bracket as Germany, Ghana, and Portugal. It could be anybody's match, too. It's most likely going to come down to great defense, as played by our goalkeeper Tim Howard in the match against Ghana.
Preparations for Watching the World Cup
- Find a television station which is airing the World Cup matches live. ESPN is always an option, or you can stream it online from many sources. If you know a little Spanish, try streaming it from Televisa.
- Go to the store to pick up munchies. Munchies and drinks are absolutely vital to watching the World Cup. These are just as vital as donning your men's onesie when you get back to the couch. Here's some suggestions:
- Chips – You might also want to pick up a good dip, too. When you're watching soccer, there's nothing that beats chips and dip.
- Pretzels – These are appropriately German. They will come in handy during the third game where we're up against the German team.
- Soda – For those guys who are feeling a bit exotic, pick up carbonated beverages from the country that we are playing.
- Put all of the potential interruptions away. This includes turning the cell phone off. Also, if you're watching this from your computer, make sure that you're staying far away from looking at your email.
- Put on your American-themed Adult onesie with hood. Show proper support for the United States team by putting on your red, white, and blue.
- Watch the game in comfort and enjoy your snacks!
Once your favorite team wins, you can lounge for the rest of the day and enjoy the satisfaction and pride of knowing that you rooted for your national team wearing your Americana men's onesie. We've got you covered so that you can watch the World Cup in style.
Survive the Zombie Apocalypse in Jumpin JammerzPosted by Jumpin Jammerz Friday, Jun 13 2014, 12:00AM
This Father's Day, there's going to be a zombie attack**! All of your father's friends will be on the search for brains. While your dad probably has the boom stick, the vinyl records, and the uninfected water supply, do you know if he has the right footed pajamas for men to fight the horde?
Zombie Men's Onesie Pajamas Have Pockets
Dad needs to be prepared at all times with the tools of the zombie fighting trade. He has to have a place to put the keys to his vehicle. The Zombies footed pajamas for men have it all included, including a pocket big enough to put the flashlight in case the power goes out.
Give your dad protection from the elements (even the horde)
Zombies are attracted to human brains. They catch those who aren't able to run fast enough to get away. With the Zombie men's onesie pajamas, your Dad will effortlessly get away from the impending zombocalypse. His feet will be fully protected in the event of daytime incursions.
Help Your Dad Blend into the Crowd
Don't let your Dad be zombie bait! The hood on the Zombies men's onesie pajamas helps him blend into the crowd. He can sneak around and infiltrate the brains of their evil operation without being spotted by the head zombie. Your dad just might find out who is behind the infection.
Comfortable Movement in Men's Onesie Pajamas Key to Survival
One of the roughest things that happens in zombie movies is that the victims get caught because they're wearing uncomfortable and unwieldy clothes. That doesn't happen when you've donned the Zombies footed pajamas for men. They are so comfortable that your dad might try to show off his victory dance. Not only can he run, but his clothes won't get in the way when he's wearing pajamas.
Your Dad Can Save the World!
Just from his Father's Day gift of Zombies footed pajamas for men he can save the world. He's got all of the tools at his disposal and will enter the fray looking sharp and ready for anything that comes his way. All he needs is a little encouragement, your love, a touch of imagination, and some men's onesie pajamas.
** Disclaimer
We actually expect this upcoming Father's Day to be a great day without a huge zombie horde coming along to muck up the works. While there are some who would like to believe it, there is no such thing as Zombies – they're just a figment of the imagination. But, in the event that there IS a mysterious zombocalypse on Father's Day, let your dad be ready with some men's onesie pajamas. He, and the world, will thank you.
Rock Out with Jumpin JammerzPosted by Jumpin Jammerz Thursday, Jun 5 2014, 12:00AM
Dwayne Johnson, otherwise known as The Rock, was one of the best wrestlers of all time. Not only was he entertaining, but he brought new energy into the ring by captivating audiences and instilling fear into his enemies. Every week, in venues throughout the country, he would bring his acting ability, his physicality, and his knowledge to cheering crowds. Here's a quote to think about while you're wearing his likeness on your men's onesie.
"Success isn't overnight. It's when every day you get a little better than the day before: it all adds up."
We understand that men are boys at heart. We know that you want to jump on the bed like a trampoline, build a fort, and make a mess of the kitchen. Why not start your training to get a body like The Rock's as well? Our adult onesies can take it.
Adult onesies are perfect for working out
"Success isn't always about 'greatness.' It's about consistency. Consistent hard work gains success. Greatness will come." ~ The Rock
Working out is easy when you don't have shoes, belts, and other material getting in the way. Our men's onesies were designed so that you can jump, wiggle, and punch at your leisure. Start yourself off with a little weightlifting and move on to the harder stuff – the best part is that you can do it all within the comfort of your own home.
You can chill out in men's onesies
When you're done working out to get the awesome Rock hard body, you can retire in your man cave while still wearing your Rock onesie. If it's cold outside, just throw something on over it, and you'll always be ready to work out and take your body to the limit.
Here are some quotes from the Rock to get you going.
"With drive and a bit of talent, you can move mountains."
"The road to success and greatness is always paved with consistent hard work. Outwork your competitors, be authentic, and above all else, chase your greatness. "
"Blood, sweat, and respect. First two you give, last one you earn."
"Success at anything will always come down to this: focus and effort. And we control both."
We hope that you take life on with this attitude. You only live once, but you can have many adult onesies.
Tie Dye Your Own Adult OnesiePosted by Jumpin Jammerz Wednesday, May 28 2014, 12:00AM
Tie dying clothing has been a popular activity for years and can be a creative way to spice up your clothing. The activity is excellent for kids and adults, and can be done to just about any piece of clothing. One of the most fun items to tie dye is footed pajamas. Onesie pajamas are made from warm polar fleece and are perfect for sleepovers or movie night. Making these pajamas perfect for a tie dye experiment.
Only a few supplies are needed to create your very own tie dye footed pajamas. First you will need an all white onesie. Tie dye kits can be purchased at many art supply stores, these kits will include the coloring, bottles, and in most cases rubber gloves.
The first step to tie dying your adult onesie is setting up a proper workplace. It is important to set up an area that can get covered in permanent dyes. Often people will lay down trash bags to conduct their work on or working outside is an easy alternative.
Next it will be time to create a design on the onesie. There are many different techniques to creating a color scheme on your onesie. One technique is creating colored stripes across the entire onesie. Roll the shirt into a tube and begin wrapping rubber bands around the tube. The more rubber bands that are added the more white stripes across the pajamas you will have. To create a circle in the front, middle, of the footed pajamas lay flat on the table with front side up. Pinch the middle and create a small tent-like figure, then wrap a rubber band around the tent. The bigger the tent, the bigger the circle, the more rubber bands added to the tent, the more circles. To create polka dots use the same technique, just use smaller tents and place all over the footed pajamas. If you would like to create a spiral, pinch the center of the cloth and twist. Continue twisting until you have a nice spiral, next wrap a rubber band to secure the spiral.
Now it's time to start dying the onesie. We recommend putting on some old clothing for this step. Begin covering the onesie with your dye, you can cover sections, or just randomly cover the clothing. Let the dye set, this usually takes about eight hours, so set the onesie someone safe and let the dye soak. Keep the dye moist by wrapping it in a plastic bag.
Rinse the dye out by using cold water and your hands. Continue rinsing until the water runs clear. Then put onesie pajamas in the washing machine and send it through two hot wash and rinse cycles. The next few times you wash the onesie it is always a good idea to keep it by itself, in case colors continue to bleed.
Congratulations, your footed pajamas now have a fun, unique design. No one at the next sleepover will have anything close to as colorful and cozy as you. If tie dying is too much work, shop around for an adult onesie that already has a lively and individual design.
5 Benefits of NappingPosted by Jumpin Jammerz Wednesday, May 21 2014, 12:00AM
Many of us remember a time when we would have a designated time following lunch and play where we would curl up and take a quick hour nap to recharge the batteries. Unfortunately, once we reach a certain age the nap is often frowned upon and carries a negative stigma. However, many studies show that a quick afternoon nap can be very beneficial for the mind and body. Find out how crawling into your favorite adult onesie and catching some Z's can change your body and mind.
1) Improve Memory
Napping can improve memory retention that is related to complex tasks that require the user to pay attention. While sleeping memories are transferred to parts of the brain where long-term memories are stored. Quick 20-30 minute naps can increase productivity and boost comprehensive memory.
2) Saves money
Often when that mid-afternoon time hits people will reach for another cup of coffee or an energy drink. Everyone knows the negative health effects related with coffee and energy drinks. Too much caffiene and sugar can have devastating effects on the body, but it can also hurt the wallet. Think of the extra money you spend each time you go out for another cup of coffee or energy drink. In the end it adds up quickly.
3) Improve Alertness
Recent study by NASA shows a 40 minute nap can increase alertness by 100%. A quick 25 minute nap ultimately be effective than taking 250mg of caffeine. By breaking up your day with a 30 minute nap you can increase alertness throughout the afternoon.
4) Improves Health
Lack of sleep can cause a number of health effects. Some include, heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. A major concern with lack of sleep is the increase chance of accidents. Nearly eleven million people have admitted to falling asleep and almost, and in some cases, causing an accident. Lack of sleep can also diminish the immune system and decrease hormone and testosterone levels.
5) Improves Mood
Serotonin controls mood, appetite, and of course sleep, when stressed serotonin levels increase and production can be blocked. This causes anxiousness, depression, and irritability. Stay happy, take a quick 30 minute nap.
Companies around the world have begun to adapt a nap/rest time within their offices due to the benefits associated with napping. Employers know workers benefit from a quick nap and can be more productive, which means more revenue. Grab your footed adult onesie, lay your head down, and come back rested and ready to conquer the rest of your day.
Five Must Haves for Every Dorm RoomPosted by Jumpin Jammerz Thursday, May 15 2014, 05:36PM
Going off to college is a major mile marker for both the young adults and parents. Decorating your dorm room is a right of passage into the college life. Students quickly learn there are some essentials every dorm room needs to make your first year a cozy and stress free environment.
1) The first thing you will want to make sure you have access to is a microwave. Depending on your dorm you may or may not have a microwave in your room, if you do consider yourself lucky. Often dorm rooms will have a common area with a kitchenette where students can prepare meals. These areas are often neglected and can become a mess within the first week of school. If possible get your own microwave you can share with your suitemates.
2) Febreze! Not complicated to find, yet a lifesaver. When laundry starts to pile up and the stench is getting too strong, Febreze it. Bean bag starting to smell a bit funky from Steve always sleeping on it? Febreze it. Now this isn't a long term fix, basic cleaning of the room should be a regular chore.
3) Adult onesie pajamas. The first month of class everyone is dressed in their finest attire, showing off their new gear. By finals week people are attending class in sweatpants and pajamas. If you're going to class in your pajamas, might as well go in a footed onesie. Adult onesie are warm, soft, have pockets, and feeties. Wake up, grab your books, and head to class, it doesn't get much easier.
4) Get a meal plan. Many of the dorm rooms only have a small fridge, if any, so loading up on groceries for the month is not always possible. Also, there are going to be plenty of nights when you're swamped with studying and don't have time to prepare a meal. Sure you can cook some Ramen, but you have the next three years to eat that daily. Let the college cafeteria do the cooking for you.
5) Uber or Lyft. Depending on the campus and town students may have to use public transit to get around. There are a few drawbacks to public transit, for instance it only runs certain hours and can be slow. With a service like Uber or Lyft you can request a driver pick you up at a desired location, and get a one way trip to your destination. Don't worry about tipping or carrying cash, payments for your trip are automated. Leave the car at home and let someone else drive you. Safety first.
Now these are just a few suggestions of items that every dorm room should have. There are a number of additional items that are very helpful, but you'll learn this as you go. So curl up in your onesie pajamas, grab your notes, and let the studying begin. Before you know it, it'll be finals week.


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In a departure from his healthy diet, Mr. Obama ordered a classic Ben's half-smoke — a pork and beef sausage on a steamed hot dog bun, topped with mustard, onions and chili sauce — and a sweetened iced tea. Mr. Fenty chose the turkey dog, cheese fries and bottled water. The bill came to $19.15 with taxes, according to prices from Ben's menu.
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Forsyth County sheriff's deputies charged a DeKalb County police detective with aggravated assault.
According to the incident report, Scott Biumi, 48, became impatient waiting in the drive-thru line at McDonald's and pulled a gun on a group of teens.
Ryan Mash, 18, and his friends were waiting for their food at the drive-thru window on April 9. The group said they work there and know orders take longer at closing. They said the car directly behind them left. The next car, they said, raced up next to them.
Mash said the driver got out and started yelling at them for taking too long.
"I was like, 'sorry for the inconvenience sir,' and he got back out and started yelling. He said, 'You don't want to mess with me.' And, that's when he put his hand on my shoulder and pulled the gun."
Ryan's passengers noticed something else.
"When he pulled his gun, his shirt moved up. I could see a badge," said Drake Thomson, a witness.
Lucas Avera said he also saw the badge.
"My heart was racing," Avera said.
"I was just terrified he would pull the trigger," said Mash. He said the driver continued to yell and then got back into his car and drove away.
The group memorized the license plate and called officers.
Mash was sitting in the driver's seat of his truck facing the open drive-thru window. The McDonald's security camera also caught the incident on tape.
Forsyth County deputies arrested Biumi Wednesday morning at the DeKalb County Police Headquarters.
Biumi has more than 20 years with the department. The police chief said he knows of no prior incidents with Biumi.
"Any type of behavior that goes beyond the scope of the law or is unbecoming of a police officer, we are not going to accept that," said Chief Cedric Alexander, with the DeKalb County Police Department.
The chief said the department has launched an internal investigation and put Biumi on paid administrative leave.
"If he can't handle his temper like that, I can't imagine what he could do to someone else," said Avera.
Biumi bonded out of jail on Wednesday and is expected in court on May 23.
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Spitzer Says 'I Believe in Facts' After Claiming Bush 'Gave Us the Deregulatory Craziness That Led Us Over the Cliff'
The folks at CNN should be really proud of themselves.
In less than 24 hours, one of their current anchors - Fareed Zakaria - flat out lied about deficits, the debt ceiling, and the U.S. credit rating before a former host - Eliot Spitzer - falsely told viewers of HBO's "Real Time" that George W. Bush "gave us the deregulatory craziness that led us over the cliff" (video follows with transcript and commentary):
ELIOT SPITZER, FORMER CNN ANCHOR: Bill Clinton had a budget surplus. George Bush gave us the deficit, gave us the recession, gave us the deregulatory craziness that led us over the cliff. The Tea Party is the tail wagging the dog. It is the inmates running the asylum. It is people who don't know history, economics, politics, sociology, science. It is insane. And it is, it is time, I let you, I'm glad you [Bill Maher] said I'm an old school Democrat: I believe in science, facts…
MARGARET HOOVER: And spending.
SPITZER: ...no, and responsible capitalism. That's who I am.
Yes, that's who he is: a man willing to go on national television and lie to the American people.
As a reminder, up until a few weeks ago, he was doing this on CNN on a nightly basis.
It is a immutable fact that the two pieces of legislation that led to the credit bubble and our economy's eventual collapse were the Financial Services Modernization Act of 1999 and the Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000.
The first signed by Bill Clinton in November 1999 - twelve months before Bush was elected - removed the last Depression era Glass Steagall constraints on the financial services industry thereby deregulating banks, securities firms, and insurance companies to invest in anything they wanted.
The second signed by Clinton in December 2000 a month before Bush was inaugurated deregulated commodities, in particular various derivatives including credit default swaps and collateralized debt obligations which were at the very heart of the eventual crisis.
These two bills George W. Bush had nothing to do with were the "deregulatory craziness that led us over the cliff."
Yet Spitzer, who accused Tea Partiers of not knowing "history, economics, politics, sociology, science" as he bragged about believing in "facts" on national television falsely pinned them on our 43rd President rather than the man whose signature is actually on both.
He concluded this diatribe by saying, "That's who I am."
Well, I can't argue with that.
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Submitted by iveseenitall on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 10:10am.
Liberal/Liar--Liar/Liberal.... Synonyms!
NEVER,NEVER trust a "liberal" (progressive)
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It's too bad
Submitted by Redrowan2000 on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 10:17am.
That Teddy K is not around . He could take Client #9, the Weiner and Wu out for a ride in Chappaquiddick and give them the benefit of his scandal free life. Oh there's room for Bayonne Barney Frank too.
"Don't let the bastards grind you down."
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Submitted by ricklail on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 3:01pm.
Don't take this wrong I am not jumping on you. Don't let the bastards grind you down In the original Latin, Noli ilegitimus carborundum, carborundum meant like an abrasive or today we think of bastard file . During WWII General "Vinegar Joe" Stilwell used it as his motto. That is where the word bastard came to mean like a bastard in Washington. I think that Barry Goldwater also used it.
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Don't forget ----
Submitted by Redrowan2000 on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 6:16pm.
The great hit by "The Toasters" in 97--(sarcasm on). Not that much of a fan of Stillwell, but much admired Barry Goldwater and his service to this country. Thanks Rick
"Don't let the bastards grind you down."
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I can't hear you. I have a banana in my ear.
Submitted by Injest on Sun, 07/31/2011 - 8:07pm.
Liberals seem to assume that, if you don't believe in their particular political solutions, then you don't really care about the people that they claim to want to help. Dr. Thomas Sowell
Te audire no possum. Musa sapientum fixa est in aure.
I can't hear you. I have a banana in my ear.
Re vera, potas bene
Say, you sure are drinking a lot
Braccae tuae aperiuntur
Your fly is open
Antiquis temporibus, nati tibi similes in rupibus ventosissimis exponebantur ad necem.
In the old days, children like you were left to perish on windswept crags.
Non curo. Si metrum non habet, non est poema.
I don't care. If it doesn't rhyme, it isn't a poem.
Canis meus id comedit.
My dog ate it
Quantum materiae materietur marmota monax si marmota monax materiam possit materiari?
How much wood would a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood
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Here's a fact for Spitzer. I
Submitted by jessieH on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 10:23am.
Here's a fact for Spitzer. I refuse to allow a perverted moron like Spitzer to lead me around by the nose.
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That's probably not what he grabs on to
Submitted by hbnolikeee on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 10:38am.
to lead someone around. If you get my drift...
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Spitzer quote: "I believe in
Submitted by Bhaal on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 10:32am.
Spitzer quote: "I believe in facts. Like with a face like mine I have to pay women $1,000 to have sex with me."
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"I'm an old school Democrat"
Submitted by Newsbubba on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 10:34am.
No, Spitter. You're just another horny little lying liberal.
No wait. That IS "an old school Democrat." My bad.
What's da matter, dog? You ain't gettin' enough lately. You sure are gettin' touchy, yo! Time for a trim?
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Pot calling the kettle black
Submitted by lrgon on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 10:52am.
Sum of Eliot Spitzer's reasoning:
1) Bush deregulated
2) Clinton left a surplus
Debt is bad under Republicans but good under Democrats?
Clinton "surplus" was a smoke and mirrors operation that requited hiding off budget items and ignoring the big gorilla in the room called the national debt.
Bush added a huge bureaucracy to the government and the taxpayers have to carry the extra load by direct taxation or indirectly through inflation. The Department of Homeland Security considers Christians, Constitution advocates, second amendment activists, right to lifers and other "right wing" conservatives "terrorists." No thanks, Mr. Bush!
Bush signed a huge increase of costs by his Prescription Drug Program. Add that law to the "create more paper work for private industry" column. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medicare_Prescription_Drug,_Improvement,_an...
More paper work via Bush's No Child Left Behind law. It's interesting that Atlanta PUBLIC SCHOOL teachers blame NCLB for causing them to cheat on failing students' test scores to meet requirements of NCLB. That's like blaming laws against prostitution for causing Eliot Spitzer to hire expensive call girls to console him during his pensive moments of dealing with the heavy responsibilities of thinking of ways to bankrupt the state of New York.
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Republican Congress?
Submitted by Wildcatter1980 on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 12:15pm.
Correct me if I am wrong, but wouldn't the two bills cited by Noel have come from a Republican Congress?
Bush 43 was a "progressive" Republican not unlike his dad. That being said, he still cannot hold a candle to Obama and the democrats when it comes to out of control spending. If you look at the chart here, it is clear that Obama has increased deficit spending by at least an order of magnitude compared to Bush 43.
If you want to know what liberal secular progressives are really doing, just listen to what they are accusing others of.
Recommended reading: Liberal Fascism by Jonah Goldberg
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Client #9 has such tremendous credibility
Submitted by dr-go on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 5:02pm.
in the eyes of those who use the false regulation argument for the purpose of ???? The only deregulation topic Spitzer should worry about is prostitution, both physical and moral.
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More stupid from the k00k.
Submitted by The Vet on Sun, 07/31/2011 - 6:59am.
Irgon: ...requited hiding off...
requite: 1a: to make return for : repay b: to make retaliation for : avenge
Republicans repayed hiding off budget... Huh?
Irgon: Bush signed a huge increase of costs...
Huh? President Bush signed costs? Huh?
Irgon: That's like blaming laws against prostitution for causing Eliot Spitzer to hire expensive call girls to console him during his pensive moments of dealing with the heavy responsibilities of thinking of ways to bankrupt the state of New York.
That's like the longest run-on sentence where the point just keeps waiting and you don't know when or where or why the point will come but it never does and you forget what was said in the beginning by the time you get to the end and it is like the longest run-on sent...., say didn't I already say that?
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Messed up on the headline, NS. Left out "Spitzer doubles down on
Submitted by Gary Hall on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 10:52am.
Messed up on the headline, NS. Left out "Spitzer doubles down on lying to viewers."
Or . . "Spitzer picks up the lying, where Zakaria left off, day before."
Or . . " Spitzer -- Just another idiot liar on CNN."
Just saying -- his lies are bold enough to deserve the 'headline, tell-it-like-it-is' treatment.
We all know -- why don't they(?) that "Bill Clinton had fleas, oops, I mean a "surplus," is meaningless, as Bill Clinton also had a crash - a big - "huge" (as Julia Roberts would say, in ""Pretty Girl") M-F crash.
It was the March, 2000 dot.com [Enron] bubble crash that took the economy down before Bush became president. Either just before that "Crash," or in the months that followed it, darn near every single leading economic indicator turned on a dime heading straight south - the charts are ugly, as they say.
It was that fallout that caused the huge deficits to return by 2002-03. Sure, the hard costs and additional fallout from 9/11 added to that process, and indeed, the stimulus bills [some call them tax cuts] that Bush and Congress passed to try to get the economy back on it's feet again, from the disaster that Bush inherited, added a bit more to the deficit turn around, but, as I often quote what the progressive - heck socialist - economist and darling of the MSM, Dean Baker told me in a 2002 e-mail, it was the economic fallout from the bubble crash which:
- has been a far bigger cause of the return of deficits than the Bush tax cuts
Paul Krugman as alluded to the same, in the past. This is just common sense - Econ Understanding 101 - and if anyone in the national media would simply just asked the question straight out to any of them, they'd get the same answer again.
The problem here, is that the MSM doesn't want the truth out - never has wanted it out.
This past week, in addition to NB's calling em out on the lies, we had Senator Jon Kyle, R. AZ, calling out Bob Schieffer on lying -- three cheers for Kyle. That's what the Republicans need to do, on this and many other issues. And, they need to do it daily, each and every time they have the chance in front of the American people.
So, let's put it in the headline when they lie - which is about every day of the week. Goodness, if the Democrats (including sitting elected members) and members of the MSM can comfortably call Republicans fascists and terrorists over their populist (widely supported by a super majority) views, then we can call them a "liar" when they lie.
(;~/ gary
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Are liberals ignorant of the
Submitted by rbosque on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 10:53am.
Are liberals ignorant of the facts or just plain stupid?
Bush led us over a cliff? What a nice pile of steaming hyperpole.
How about Franks and Dodd not allowing Bush to audit Fannie and Freddie? How about that? It was regulation that got us into this mess. When crooked politicians are in charge of the piggy bank!
Spitzer, you are one stupid a******!
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They Are Liberal Secular Progressives.
Submitted by Wildcatter1980 on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 12:18pm.
Need we say more?
If you want to know what liberal secular progressives are really doing, just listen to what they are accusing others of.
Recommended reading: Liberal Fascism by Jonah Goldberg
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Libturds like Spitzer and
Submitted by Scuba Dude on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 12:34pm.
Libturds like Spitzer and Fareed do not let facts get in the way of their screed.
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Submitted by Samaritan01 on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 11:06am.
TRUTH.....we don't need no stinkin' truth!!
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NB readers might want to watch "The Warning"
Submitted by Gary Hall on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 11:11am.
NB readers might want to watch the PBS presented production of "The Warning." Even though it is presented thru a liberal tinted lens - it clearly demonstrates how out of touch with truth Elliot Spitzer is.
(;~> gary
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Government regulations are a big reason why this country...
Submitted by Dave. on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 11:25am.
...is in the final throws of its existence.
That, along with last-minute, insane, and go-out-with-a-bang spending.
Vote for the American in November
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Wasn't Spitz part of the problem?
Submitted by JeffC... on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 11:24am.
Didn't Spitz, as attorney general, hound a number of competent CEOs into quitting on almost-trumped-up charges, forcing those companies to be led by incompetent replacements who made bad investment decisions?
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Yes he did--
Submitted by Redrowan2000 on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 11:38am.
Done by a 1919 0r 1920 little known tool known as the "Martin Act" where CEO's or others were brought in for questioning by the AG Spitzer and his henchmen without the right to legal counsel and were not protected under self incrimination laws. "Now for the scary part: To win a case, the AG doesn't have to prove that the defendant intended to defraud anyone, that a transaction took place, or that anyone actually was defrauded. Plus, when the prosecution is over, trial lawyers can gain access to the hoards of documents that the act has churned up and use them as the basis for civil suits. "It's the legal equivalent of a weapon of mass destruction," said a lawyer at a major New York firm who represents defendants in Martin Act cases (and who didn't want his name used because he feared retribution by Spitzer). "The damage that can be done under the statute is unlimited."
He went after anyone he could to enhance his position in the eyes of the party. Then gain the Governorship and spot in line to be client #9 He's a little fascist who has no regard for the law or it's consequences.
"Don't let the bastards grind you down."
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Little wonder that Client #9 appears on Maher's show
Submitted by Galvanic on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 11:42am.
They're two of a kind, and facts are never important to their arguments.
SPITZER: ". . .The Tea Party is the tail wagging the dog."
This must come from DNC talking points, because Wasserman-Schultz and other Dems and pundits have been uttering it a lot this week.
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→ Ironic, ain't it?
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 11:54am.
"Wag The Dog" was a movie about a President who created a fictional war to upgrade a scandalous image of himself.
Now we have a President who really did go to war with Libya and Yemen but claims they're not really wars, in order to make Americans forget he is a loser.
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Who Needs War to "Wag the Dog"?
Submitted by Wildcatter1980 on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 12:37pm.
Of what value is a debt ceiling if all you do is raise it each time you hit it?
The only true crisis would be Obama and the democrats having to tell their supporters that "other people's money has run out. There is no more money for them."
The only reason we don't hear that this is a manufactured crisis is because of the scribes in the lamestream media. Real journalists--meaning those who know and understand why the Constitution has a special provision for them--would be demanding to know why Obama and democrats want the debt ceiling raised when the past 2.5 years clearly show that more spending is, in fact, hurting, and not helping the economy.
If you want to know what liberal secular progressives are really doing, just listen to what they are accusing others of.
Recommended reading: Liberal Fascism by Jonah Goldberg
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No one will say the two word summary
Submitted by KornKing on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 12:10pm.
Affordable housing
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Ability to Pay
Submitted by Wildcatter1980 on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 12:24pm.
And, don't forget this minor point: The (in)ability of the person to repay the mortgage loan.
If you want to know what liberal secular progressives are really doing, just listen to what they are accusing others of.
Recommended reading: Liberal Fascism by Jonah Goldberg
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Exactly! This is the source
Submitted by robert108 on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 1:10pm.
Exactly! This is the source of the meltdown; another redistribution plan designed to obtain Marxist equal outcomes in home ownership. Not only was it a miserable failure, but it actually harmed those it was designed to help. The mortgage meltdown was the cause of the recently reported enlargement of the gap between rich and poor.
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Submitted by UpNorth on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 1:14pm.
you drag out a slur like "kike"? Why don't you take that back to Kos or DU? WE expect to see that over at those sites. Most posters at NB don't appreciate terms like that.
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I'm with UpNorth
Submitted by Rukus on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 4:39pm.
We don't need that here. Yes, #9 is a moonbat jerk but using those kind of slurs just makes us look bad, please clean it up. Have a nice day.
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Barrel of Monkeys
Submitted by Crash on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 1:05pm.
The way the audience cheered in that clip reminded me of a cage full of monkeys. Proving once again that only liberals, fascists and communists will applaud to a diatribe filled with disinformation. Especially, when slopped out by a lying, disgraceful, cheat like Spitzer.
I wonder when Weiner will land his CNN gig?
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Would anyone expect truth from a whoremonger?
Submitted by drsamherman on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 2:37pm.
He betrayed his wife, his family and his constituency yet he still gains credence from an equally corrupt main stream media. In any other era, he would have been exiled and lived out his days in obscurity and disgrace.
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It is a shame doc
Submitted by Rukus on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 4:42pm.
The media has fallen to new lows with the people they hire. What has happened to our once reliable media... sigh : (
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In our era to be exiled
Submitted by dr-go on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 5:06pm.
he would only have to be a conservative.
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Noel. What about Jamie
Submitted by Zippy on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 3:03pm.
Noel. What about Jamie Gorleck and turning mortgages into mutual funds????????
She authored the famous memo for the CIA and FBI. They might have figured out 9/11 and Moussiai.....maybe. (my spelling sucks......).
I believe, we are still in the Billgore depression. The normal economic indicators have not returned to previous levels long enough.
Kinda like they say ""new deal" made the "Great Depression" last into the 50's.
By the way. It's here in NB. The first week of Bush 43. The CBO said there was no Surplus! It's was all an accounting trick directed by Bill / Hill.
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They learned those accounting
Submitted by ricklail on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 4:41pm.
They learned those accounting tricks before they got to DC. Just look at the Whitewater Development Corporation. Lots of people have forgotten about that.
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I thought that client #9 had
Submitted by jdhawk on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 4:48pm.
I thought that client #9 had been fired? He keeps turning up like clap in a whorehouse!
Meanwhile, do we really care what they say on maher's show on subscription only HBO that has a tiny tiny audience?
Heck, NB, you may be the only audience the show has . . . .
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It would matter
Submitted by Bob K on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 7:04pm.
if a gave anything at all the disgraced whoremonger says any credibility at all.
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Insight from Number 9?
Submitted by djwolf12 on Sun, 07/31/2011 - 1:42am.
Hey Number 9, you give "having sex with black socks on" a bad name. Go away, please!
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Spitzer Bitten by a Fact
Submitted by Avitar on Sun, 07/31/2011 - 4:46am.
Client number 9 was bitten by the fact that too few people buy his line of BS to keep him on MSNBC. He did not recognize a fact after it cost him his job, twice.
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Submitted by Scott Trent on Sun, 07/31/2011 - 1:21pm.
Clinton FORCED our banks to open up Billions and Billions of dollars a year in NEW CREDIT to people who PREVIOUSLY DID NOT QUALIFY for credit from 1995 until this horribly bad idea bankrupted our banks and Wall Street causing the bailouts and the recession that started in 2007 - 08. Wall Street was trading, bundleing up toxic debt or toxic mortgages and selling them. Deregulation had little to do with what went wrong. What went wrong was Socialists spreading the banks wealth. Socialism bankrupted the banks and Wall Street.
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Scott. That it what the
Submitted by Zippy on Sun, 07/31/2011 - 6:25pm.
Scott. That it what the Financial Services Modernization Act of 1999 and the Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000 were about.
And All the lawyers suing banks, if they did not loan enough in their local community.
Which is part of what you are saying.
Which goes back to all those people, who saw Barry Soetoro speak, and took away that he was going to pay for their houses and all their gas. And stick it to whitey.
Class warfare. And here is comes, again. More tax the rich and stick it to whitey.
And if the economy collapses. Who gets screwed first. Poor people.
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Government forced social equality
Submitted by Redrowan2000 on Mon, 08/01/2011 - 7:38pm.
Banks were threatened by the government of having their FDIC insurance withdrawn if they didn't give out risky loans. But, not to worry Barney Frank said there was nothing to worry about.
"Don't let the bastards grind you down."
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Dear Client 9...
Submitted by Motormouth KOS on Mon, 08/01/2011 - 8:09am.
Here is a "fact".
You're a lying sack of dog doo.
You campaigned on morality and got caught with your tiny noodle up some hooker's bum. Rumor has it you were Mr. Kinky. Can I offer you a goat?
You should be in jail, but I guess working at CNN is pretty close.
You think that you are "rehabilitating" your so-called career, but guess again...
You are doomed to an existence of droning on a 3rd rate cable network for the rest of your life, dreaming about what could have been.
Maybe you and Weiner-boy can have a same-sex marriage.
The Obamination... A crisis leading to a catastrophe..(please donate to MRC)
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ATI has released 64-Bit driversSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 7th of February 2005 02:28:45 AM Filed under
According to AMDZone and ATI's own site, ATI has released 64-bit drivers for XFree86 and Xorg. Here's a link the download page.
No Case - No ProblemSubmitted by srlinuxx on Sunday 6th of February 2005 06:58:03 AM Filed under
Just mount every thing on the wall! LOL Here's the discussion thread with pictures. Too funny.
2004 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Award Winners AnnouncedSubmitted by srlinuxx on Sunday 6th of February 2005 06:19:51 AM Filed under
Browser of the Year - Firefox (77.12%)
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Database of the Year - MySQL (53.51%)
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I Heard a Rumor - PCLOS 8.1 in the Works?Submitted by srlinuxx on Sunday 6th of February 2005 05:07:02 AM Filed under
A little birdie told me that an update to the acclaimed PCLinuxOS Preview 8 is in the works and possibly due out next week. Details are a bit sketchy at this time, but it seems Tom has been hard at work updating the hardware detection and mklivecd scripts. Now don't get your hopes up, but I hear it might sport a newer 2.6.10 kernel, including patches to fix a little kvm switch problem. Of course it will include all kinds of application updates and other goodies. More on this as it develops.
Mandrake's Clustering AgainSubmitted by srlinuxx on Sunday 6th of February 2005 04:49:03 AM Filed under
Mandrake is apparently joining a consortium to help the advancement of what I think of as distributed computing to the point of and what they are terming clustering. Mandrake has a some previous experience in that arena so maybe they can prove to be an asset. Here's a more in depth article on the subject. They want to harness our cpu cycles, and it sounds like for commercial purposes. Show me the money then I say. Until then, I'm looking for aliens.
This months CosmoSubmitted by srlinuxx on Sunday 6th of February 2005 04:03:16 AM
Woo hoo Gals, this months Cosmopolitan magazine is chocked full of nice tips and tricks to tantalize even the most frigid of geeks. It looks like Ashley Simpson on the cover, but more importantly are the words: The Power of Pre-sex, Beyond Kama Sutra, His Butt, and 50 Ways to Have Fun With Your Man. I can't wait to try some of this stuff on my man!!!
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50 gmail invites?Submitted by srlinuxx on Saturday 5th of February 2005 10:51:35 PM Filed under
Has anyone else noticed they now have 50 gmail invites to get rid of? I couldn't even get rid of the original 5 or 6! Well, here's a summary of this weeks google wars.
Moooore Spam!Submitted by srlinuxx on Saturday 5th of February 2005 10:46:33 PM Filed under
Spam has new way to evade security
E-mails via service providers clogging system
Yep, just what we need, more spam. Apparently they aren't as concerned with hiding from their isps as getting the mail out as they are now just sending it through their isps servers. Read the gory details here.
Linux leaders at open-source summitSubmitted by srlinuxx on Saturday 5th of February 2005 02:57:01 AM Filed under
Here's a long borin^H^Hserious story on how Linux was represented at last weeks open-source summit. I didn't read too much of it, but it might interest you hard core advocates.
Vin Diesel going soft on us?Submitted by srlinuxx on Saturday 5th of February 2005 02:42:23 AM Filed under
Have you seen the previews for Vin Diesels's new movie? He is starring in a soon to be released Walt Disney production co-starring five children! I hope all those tattoos in XXX were stick ons! Well, here's a summary of the flick and here's a shot of the promotional poster. Heck anything with Vin Diesel has got be good!
Doom3 for those with little or no PC!Submitted by srlinuxx on Friday 4th of February 2005 08:04:01 PM Filed under
Here's a story on a board game based on and entitled Doom: The Board Game. This is apparently not breaking news, but I just heard about and got a chuckle over it a few days ago. But hey, I think it might make a neato gift for those diehard doom series lovers, or those who wished they could have played doom3 but couldn't swing the hardware upgrade! Get yours here!
More BS from the Evil One.Submitted by srlinuxx on Friday 4th of February 2005 07:56:15 PM Filed under
Seems Mr. Gates is at it again with saying one thing while trying to cleverly conceal his jabs at Linux. This time speaking of interoperability amongst differing architectures while stating that doesn't mean open source as open source is detrimental to interoperability. Does that seem backwards to anyone else besides me? This is posted all over the net, but here's one reference at Betanews.
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Welcome to the Balkans - where East meets West and new merges almost seamlessly with old. Over the centuries people have travelled to this region of Eastern Europe for its fertile soil, natural resources and healing waters. This enchanting land, which has remained virtually untouched by tourism, boasts rich tradition, vibrant culture and mouth-watering cuisine.


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Troll Tide Troll. This is absolutely classic on the Bama fans part. I don't post much, but I couldn't resist putting this up.
Nick Saban makes it clear what he expect from the fans tomorrow at the end of his weekly call-in show from September 22, 2011.
This is Nick Saban's opening statements from his first press conference upon assuming the head coaching job at the University of Alabama. It's time to forget what we've come to assume about Alabama football and go back and remember what the Crimson Tide is really about. Everything you need to know is in this ten minute video.
Alabama Coach Nick Saban's post-game press conference courtesy GoPSUSports.com
Coach Saban talks to ESPN about yesterday's tornado, the injuries to Carson Tinker and how people can help assist the recovery. "When you are a part of the team you are not just a part of the team on Saturday afternoon," he told a group of student volunteers this afternoon. "You gotta be a part of the the team when things are difficult and tough."
Nick Saban breaking down how he planned to beat Texas. The audio is a bit boomy, but you can make it out if you listen closely. We commoners don't often get a chance at hearing the masters explain their craft, so it's worth trying to make it out. (H/T Smart Football) If you did all right with this one, there are three more from Saban on defending the Wildcat.
You might remember this video of the Nick Saban Show from November of 2008. It got a lot of attention at the time due to the fact coach dropped a S-bomb during his comments about the importance of fans supporting the team. But it's worth rewatching now because of Saban's comments prior to that. Barry Krauss (who remains the acme of all things awesome) asks Saban about how he savors a victory. Coach responds by talking about the paradox between enjoying a past accomplishment versus the need to keep preparing for future challenges. What is of particular interest is that he noted he does not wear his ring for the 2003 National Championship. He explained the item is irrelevant since knowing you have achieved the thing is what is important. And holding on too dearly to things like that can become a serious obstacle to getting even better. "What you did matters... but it doesn't. Because you are going to be judged on what you do next."
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The main dining room staff was great and the food OK. What do they put in that food though? I was so careful with what I ate - salads, broiled or grilled fish or chicken, baked potato and veggies. For dessert I only had the sorbet or FF Yogurt. We had room service breakfast almost every morning = poached eggs, english muffins and the WORST coffee I ever had in my life, and lunch was always from the salad bar buffet.
Why do I tell you this? The above selections don't seem salty do they? Well...my ankles are still swollen and I've been home for 5 days! MISERABLE feeling! They must have salt in the water!
The shore excursion desk was RUDE RUDE RUDE~and the excursions way to expensive for what they were. We enjoyed them all, but did feel ripped off as did everyone on our bus.
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The Captain made NO attempt at giving us any information regarding where we were or what we were seeing (mostly nothing!) Compared to the Antarctica Cruise it was so disappointing. On that cruise, the Captain gave us a guided tour each and every day, and when seas permitted turned the ship so we could see and gasp at all the wonders passing by.
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The history of Los Angeles as told through 232 objects.
Los Angeles was founded on September 4, 1781. Between now and the 232nd anniversary, we are gathering the stories behind iconic objects that help explain our city. Los Angeles is older than Chicago, Atlanta or Washington, D.C. In fact, when L.A.'s founders were gathering at El Pueblo, New York City was still occupied by the British army. We have a long story to tell, let's take a look back and see where the city came from. Feel free to add to this exhibition. Email your ideas to email@example.com
The Cobb Salad is a great microcosm of L.A. history recalling abundant crops of once exotic foods like avocado, celebrity culture, the beginnings of California cuisine, and the scrappy beginning of a restaurant success story.
Herbert Somborn teamed with Bob Cobb to open the tiny hat-shaped Brown Derby restaurant across from the chic Ambassador Hotel in 1926. The earliest menus feature low-rent fare like hamburgers, liver and onions, and a Denver omelet.
By the 1930's, Cobb was hobnobbing with the likes of theater impresario Sid Grauman, when he invented the Cobb Salad. Poking around the kitchen after hours one night, he combined turkey, bacon, Bleu cheese, egg, tomato, avocado, and greens to create the famous dish.
The Derby grew to include locations in Hollywood, Los Feliz, and Beverly Hills and the salad became a staple of the celebrity clientele and the tourists that came to dine near them. Watch the Hollywood At Last episode of I Love Lucy and you'll see what I mean. The restaurant became the locus of celebrity culture in mid-century and fancied itself up with Filet Mignon and Lobster Thermidor.
The spot grew up alongside the movie industry in the boom years of Los Angeles. A replica Derby at Disney World in Florida still serves the original recipe, but versions of it still appear on menus all over the city.
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The sprawling English Garden is among Europe's biggest city parks – bigger than even London's Hyde Park and New York's Central Park and a favourite playground for locals and visitors alike.
The sprawling English Garden is among Europe's biggest city parks – bigger than even London's Hyde Park and New York's Central Park and a favourite playground for locals and visitors alike.
With its screechy parquet floors, stuccoed ceilings, wood panelling and virtually no trace that the last century even happened, this wonderfully characterful brewpub is one of the city centre's best places to explore the region with a fork.
Is it a junk shop, a cafe or a sewing shop? Well, Westend's oddest coffeehouse is in fact all three, and everything you see in this converted haberdashery – the knickknacks, the cakes and the antique chair you're sitting on – is for sale.
Installed for the city's 850th birthday in 2008, the Typisch München (Typical Munich) exhibition at this unmissable museum tells Munich's story in an imaginative, uncluttered and engaging way.
Home to Bavaria's Wittelsbach rulers from 1508 until WWI, the Residenz is Munich's number one attraction. The amazing treasures, as well as all the trappings of their lifestyles over the centuries, are on display at the Residenzmuseum, which takes up around half of the palace.
Munich's main repository of Old European Masters is crammed with all the major players that decorated canvases between the 14th and 18th centuries. This neoclassical temple was masterminded by Leo von Klenze and is a delicacy even if you can't tell your Rembrandt from your Rubens.
Germany's largest modern art museum opened in 2002 in a blockbusting building by Stephan Braunfels that sets the perfect stage for artists and designers who have dominated their respective fields throughout the last century.
This commanding palace and its lavish gardens sprawl around 5km northwest of the Altstadt. Begun in 1664 as a villa for Electress Adelaide of Savoy, the stately pile was extended over the next century to create the royal family's summer residence.
Next to the Olympiapark, the glass-and-steel, double-cone tornado spiraling down from a dark cloud the size of an aircraft carrier holds BMW Welt , truly a petrol head's dream.
Picture the classic 19th-century museum, a palatial neo-Classical edifice overflowing with exotic treasure and thought-provoking works of art, a repository of a nation's history, a grand purpose built display case for royal trinkets, Church baubles and state-owned rarities – this is the Bavarian National Museum, a good old-fashioned museum for no-nonsense museum lovers Fillin.
The area to the north of the city where soldiers once paraded and the world's first Zeppelin landed in 1909 found a new role in the 1960s as the Olympiapark.
Picking up where the Alte Pinakothek leaves off, the Neue Pinakothek harbours a well-respected collection of 19th- and early 20-century paintings and sculpture, from rococo to Jugendstil (art nouveau).


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Second teenager charged with Stanley father's murder
6:32pm Saturday 5th January 2013 in News By Lizzie Anderson
POLICE have today (January 5) charged a second teenager with the murder of a father-of-two who was found bleeding in a back lane two days before Christmas.
David Scott suffered multiple stab wounds in a lane behind Rose Avenue, in the South Moor area of Stanley, County Durham, in the early hours of December 23.
A 16-year-old boy will appear at Dewentside Magistrate on Monday, January 7.
On Thursday, January 3, another 16-year-old boy was charged with Mr Scott's murder.
He appeared via a video link from Hassockfield Secure Training Centre, near Consett at Newcastle Crown Court the following day.
A plea hearing will be held on March 22, with a trial date set provisionally for June 24.
Mr Scott, who was unemployed, lived in nearby South Stanley with his mother Janice Scott and his two young children, a boy aged five and a girl who turned seven on January 2.
The 33-year-old also had a large family in the South of England who had been left "torn apart" by his death.
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One year ago, the groundbreaking for the new St. Mary's Catholic Church took place. On Jan. 13, the new church will be opened to the public for the first time.
Father John Iffert said the Most Reverend Edward K. Braxton, Ph.D., STD, from Belleville will be at the church to hand the keys over to Iffert, who will then open the doors to the new church.
There will be a mass of dedication, during which time the alter and the building will be dedicated, Iffert said. He said the mass will probably last for about 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
The groundbreaking for the new church took place on Dec. 19, 2011. Iffert said there has been a space issue in the old church for years.
"Really this project goes back to the 1980's, when they began to look at [options]," Iffert said. "This building and the design work on that began in 2009."
The old church has been around since the 1920's and will be closed for now, Iffert said. He added the master plan calls for the building to be removed. Iffert said he looked into the option of expanding the old building, but it would have cost too much to be feasible. He also said anyone who is interested in repurposing the old church, keeping to the mission of St. Mary's, would be something he is willing to discuss.
The church is not yet fully paid off and Iffert said anyone who would be willing to help with donations would be welcomed.
"We are taking on a construction loan here in the amount of $1 million," he said. "Everything that has gone into construction of the building has been provided by the parishioners."
In addition to the mass of dedication taking place on Jan. 13, Iffert said there will also be a community open house, starting at 3 p.m., Friday, Jan. 25. There will be tours, a prayer service and a musical performance on that night.


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In Japan, government officials are moving ahead with plans to revive nuclear power. Prior to the 2011 Fukushima-Daiichi meltdown, 30% of the country's electricity was generated by more than 50 commercial reactors. Previous leaders had vowed to phase nuclear out, but Prime Minister Shinzo Abe released a new policy redefining it as an important energy source. Here's NHK with more.
Toshimitsu Motehi, Japanese Industry Minister:
We will figure out how much nuclear power we need and we will secure that amount.
The draft document adopted by a group of cabinet ministers endorses a major change in Japan's energy policy. The nuclear accident in Fukushima 3 years ago triggered a nationwide debate over nuclear power. The ruling party at that time promises to phase-out nuclear energy within 30 years. Shinzo Abe's return to power in the December 2012 election changed the situation. The Prime Minister called elimination of nuclear power irresponsible.
The draft energy policy adopted on Tuesday says the government will re-start the reactors once they clear the latest safety regulations.
The document also underlines the need to learn from the nuclear accident and the importance of safety. But some people question whether it is really safe to resumes operations at nuclear power plants.
Among them, the governor of Niigata. His prefecture hosts the world largest nuclear plant, operated by Tokyo Electric Power Company.
Hirohiko Izumida, Niigata Governor:
TEPCO hasn't learned from the Fukushima accident. It's not qualified to operate nuclear plants.
Paul Scalise is an expert on Japan's energy policy. He explains the rationale behind the government renewed emphasis on nuclear power.
Paul Scalise/ Research Fellow, Temple University:
You have Japan's very precarious lack of natural resources and the hope that by moving away from fossil fuels like imported gas, oil, and coal, you can avoid very disrupted shocks to both electricity prices as well as gas prices that took place in the 1970s.
Scalise said the energy policy will be welcomed by the business community. But he adds the utilities and the government needs to display more transparency in order to convince the general public.


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Elk stolen from farm near Yeovil
A farmer who breeds bison and elk in Somerset says it is lucky no-one was killed after thieves cut through fences on his land. Paul Richards lost six female deer but says if the bison had escaped it could have ended in tragedy. Here's our Somerset correspondent, David Woodland.


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People count on our leadership, vision, and ability to do our jobs well. This year's retreat is about raising the bar for ourselves, the Board, and the entire RWHRMA organization. The best way to do that is to give our best to what we do - create value and demonstrate strong leadership.
Diane Craver, owner of Spring Forward Group, is a coach and consultant specializing in career and leadership development. Diane will guide us through custom-designed activities that will be a springboard for our spectacular year together. You won't see any PowerPoint slides or have to listen to a boring lecture. Wear your comfy clothes because we'll be moving around, interacting and learning some great stuff to make sure we're shining brightly and not getting burned out!
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Mike McAleer '64 began his career with the Handicapped Development Center in 1970.
Hon. Celeste Bremer '74 will receive pair of prestigious awards
Some faculty members worked their way back to classroom
First book co-author Sheryl WuDunn on campus Oct. 21
Moms overcome hectic schedules to earn degrees
Several SAU faculty and staff members have received awards or appointments.
George Langheld '14 found his career during sophomore year.
Selfies, our Fulbright Scholar, Father Gregory "G-Dog" Boyle—and the job outlook
Jon is the first graduate of SAU's new mechanical engineering program
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December 26, 2013 - December 31, 2013
The Tenth Annual Nevada Chamber Music Festival
December 26-31, 2013
7:00 p.m. – Orion Weiss and Anna Polonsky Piano Recital (Nightingale Concert Hall)
12:00 noon – Lecture/Panel Discussion (South Reno United Methodist Church)
7:00 p.m. – Masterpiece Concert #1 (Nightingale Concert Hall)
12:00 noon – Lunch Concert #1 (Nightingale Concert Hall)
3:00 p.m. – Masterpiece Concert #2 (Nightingale Concert Hall)
12:00 noon – Lunch Concert #2 (South Reno United Methodist Church)
2:00 p.m. – Afternoon Sonatas Concert (South Reno United Methodist Church)
7:00 p.m. – Masterpiece Concert #3 (South Reno United Methodist Church)
11:00 a.m. – Morning Concert (Nightingale Concert Hall)
2:00 p.m. – Piano Showcase (Nightingale Concert Hall)
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Principal Violist, Reno Chamber Orchestra, Reno Philharmonic
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Violist, Nevada Chamber Music Festival Artistic Director
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It's becoming more and more likely that the Dodgers will be without center fielder Matt Kemp until after the All-Star break. Manager Don Mattingly said before Monday's game against the San Francisco Giants that Kemp, who has been on the disabled list since May 31 with his second left hamstring strain of the season, will not play in the All-Star Game if he hasn't yet played for the Dodgers by then.
Here is some perspective from four people in the Dodgers dugout before tonight's game: David Vassegh of KLAC 570 AM, Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times, Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle, and Janie McCauley of the Associated Press:
Dodgers doctors/trainers have cleared Matt Kemp to participate in HR Derby, but he won't play in AS game before he does for Dodgers.— David Vassegh (@THEREAL_DV) June 26, 2012
Mattingly said he is hoping Kemp can start a minor-league rehab assignment before the break.— Dylan Hernandez (@dylanohernandez) June 26, 2012
Just sat in on Mattingly. Said it's very unlikely Kemp will play in All-Star Game. That gives Melky another avenue to start if loses vote— Henry Schulman (@hankschulman) June 26, 2012
#Dodgers GM Ned Colletti calls it "longshot" for Matt Kemp to play in All-Star game. Slugger's recovering from strained left hamstring.— Janie McCauley (@JanieMcCAP) June 26, 2012
Kemp is the captain of the National League for the Home Run Derby, and will almost certainly be named a starting outfielder for the National League on Sunday as he has consistently been the top vote-getter in the NL since balloting results have been released.
The Dodgers are making sure Kemp doesn't rush back from the disabled list, and want to make sure he is fully ready before returning. Kemp will also need a minor league rehab assignment of at least five or six games, per Mattingly. Kemp's current stint on the DL came just two days after his last stint ended. Monday is the 38th game of the last 40 that Kemp will have missed. So far, the Dodgers are 20-17 without Kemp.
The Dodgers have 14 games remaining before the All-Star break, and it seems likely Kemp will reach the 50 games missed by Manny Ramirez during the 2009 season, albeit for different reasons, obviously. The Dodgers went 29-21 without Ramirez in 2009, and ended up winning 95 games.
Can the 2012 Dodgers, who are currently on pace for 95 wins this season, replicate their superstar-less success this season?