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The opening keynote will be delivered by Edward Screven, Chief Corporate Architect at Oracle.
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The opening keynote will be delivered by Edward Screven, Chief Corporate Architect at Oracle.
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The opening keynote will be delivered by Edward Screven, Chief Corporate Architect at Oracle.
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The opening keynote will be delivered by Edward Screven, Chief Corporate Architect at Oracle.
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Here's a sneak peek at a video matrix — this is all the videos that include Pythian Group employees at the MySQL conference. I hope to have all the rest of the videos processed and uploaded within 24 hours, with a matrix similar to the one below (but of course with many more sessions).
TitlePresenterSlidesVideo link
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Here is a semi-liveblog from the opening keynote of the 2009 MySQL Conference & Expo on April 21st in Santa Clara, California. Karen Padir presents "State of the Dolphin".
The room is big, with 2 screens on each side of the central stage. It seems to be completely filling up, but I got a good spot on the second row in the front. Directly around me I see Dups, Sheeri, Giuseppe, Kai, Mark Callaghan and many other faces I know, even they don't necessarily know me
Opening music, fancy animations. Quotes from satisfied customers, combined with tribal-style music and statistics.
Colin[Read more...]
I am thrilled to announce that this year's MySQL Conference will feature a Community Keynote. This is a keynote speech delivered by a community member (not a Sun employee!) about topics relevant to us.
I am delivering this year's keynote, entitled "How to be a MySQL Superhero" on Wednesday, April 22nd at 9:45 am Pacific. Details are at http://www.mysqlconf.com/mysql2009/public/schedule/detail/9098. This is a great indication that Sun and O'Reilly are taking community very seriously, and want to make sure that our voices are heard — literally.
I hope that this can be an annual featured keynote, like the "State of the Dolphin." The thriving community is one of the reasons MySQL is the world's most popular database.
The last open keynote slot in the MySQL Conference, Thursday 10:00am, is now filled with the keynoter we had in mind all the time: Sun co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim.
Andy's bio is one of the longest and most impressive of MySQL Conference keynoters ever:
(The basics — comment here if you'd be interested to hear a non-partisan talk about the technical challenges faced by the IT team during the Obama campaign [particularly if you're not an American who likes the idea of Obama as President, but even if you are].)
So, we all saw when Jonathan Schwartz posted this on election night:
Now, back in December 2001 one of the speakers at LISA (a system administrator's conference) was a William LeFebvre, who spoke about what it was like to run CNN.com during the extremely[Read more...]
Brian Aker delivers the keynote speech at OpenSQL Camp: State of the Open Source Databases. The presentation begins with a disclaimer:
"There is no way I'm going to tell you exactly where the future of databases go. We have way too many egos in the room to ever even begin a discussion…"
and ends with Aker saying,
"What the hell does that mean?"
View the video online at
or download the 42.6 MB Flash video file (.flv) directly at http://technocation.org/node/649/download.
My summary: (more…)
I'll be liveblogging the keynote here along with Marc Fielding, Christo Kutrovsky, Darrin Leboeuf and Luke Davies and Martin Wisniewski.
First observation: I can not believe I can not make this video full screen.
Even Pythian's flash video player can go full screen.
Introduction time. Safra Katz.
Confirming HP is here as part of the announcement.
So presentation from HP is here first. Weird. Maybe this is a megabucks commercial keynote. Introducting Exec VP Anne Livermore.
"Very very very very very important event for HP. 100000 joint customers."
Show of hands for HP adoption. A bit lame, she seems disappointed with how many hands are raised. :-)
The video stream is super saturated, the video is super skippy. Hopefully I can understand what's going on well enough to do this liveblog.
So[Read more...]
I have already blogged about this keynote at http://www.pythian.com/blogs/948/liveblogging-who-is-the-dick-on-my-site.
If you are interested in actually seeing the video, the 286 Mb .wmv file can be downloaded at http://technocation.org/videos/original/mysqlconf2008/2008_04_17_panelDick.wmv and played through your browser by clicking the "play" link at http://tinyurl.com/55c5ps. This is not to be missed!
Jonathan Schwartz's Keynote at the 2008 MySQL Conference can be played directly in your browser or you can download the 147MB .wmv file. (Please do not download the movie on the conference wireless system!)
I finally realized who Jonathan Schwartz reminds me of:
That's right, comedian and magician Penn Jillette.
Schwartz started by saying, "enough of this free software stuff!" It got lots of laughs. He started to talk about Sun's agenda, and mentioned that MySQL[Read more...]
April 14-17th is going to be an exciting time. Why? Because the 2008 MySQL Conference and Expo is going to be held in Santa Clara, CA. Who would want to miss out on a chance to lurk around, let alone talk to, some of the smartest people in the MySQL world? Well, those who don't have at least $1000+, of course. A 3 day pass to the conference without tutorials costs a whopping $1199. A full pass would dry up your pockets $1499.
Well, "good news everyone". Thanks to Sheeri Cabral of The Pythian Group, PlanetMySQL.org,[Read more...]
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Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup Condensed - 50 oz. Can
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- Good source of calcium
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Classic savory broth, tender chicken meat, and soft noodles combine to make this Campbell's chicken noodle soup irresistible! Sold in more than 100 countries and promising a time-honored nostalgic taste, there's nothing quite like Campbell's for high quality soups in classic flavors. This chicken noodle soup offers a tasty and familiar flavor that's a worthy addition to the menu of your school, health care facility, restaurant, hotel, or diner. Featuring the hearty taste of cooked chicken with calcium-enriched egg noodles, this soup will leave your guests full and satisfied, either served alone or paired with your favorite sandwiches or salads.
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Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup is a classic. The taste is what you grew up with and always hits the spot when you are not feeling well. I am amazed with the prices on this site.
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Russ and Jim continue their series on business valuation methods. During this visit they talk about how to "recast" or "reconstruct" the financial statement of the business being sold, and the tension between maximizing tax advantages while operating the business, and maximizing the value to a potential purchaser.
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Backstory, me and this girl have been close friends thoughout high school. We flirt a lot but never acted upon it because we've always been in relationships but I wouldn't say we are in each other friendzones, in my opinion. Our texts are always borderline sexual and I was just wondering how to continue this so it can lead to something. Such as these sequence of texts..
Girl: You owe me $20!
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G: Sorry, my hands have their own errands to attend to
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NEW DELHI: Trinamool Congress leader Mukul Roy was on Tuesday elevated to cabinet rank to take over as railway minister replacing Dinesh Trivedi, who was forced to resign after Congress caved in to Mamata Banerjee's pressure.
Widely expected to roll back at least the lower class passenger fare hike proposed by Trivedi in the Railway Budget, Roy, 57, was sworn in as cabinet minister at a special but brief ceremony by President Pratibha Patil at the Rashtrapati Bhawan.
He was currently serving as Union minister of state for shipping and had earlier served as minister of state in the railway ministry before Trivedi took over last July.
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Blood donor recipient meets people who saved her life
KANSS CITY, Missouri - When donors give blood they don't know who their gift will go to.
That's why Wednesday's meeting at the Community Blood Center in Kansas City with a blood donor recipient and several people who saved her life was a rare experience.
Allen Troyer, one of the blood donors said, "I didn't really come to grasp what magnificent things my platelets and blood has been able to do for people [until today]."
Troyer and several others met the recipient of their donation, Sheeba Kersten.
Doctors diagnosed Sheeba with rapid and deadly leukemia, a cancer of the blood cells.
They told her she had four weeks to live.
Blood donors helped keep Sheeba alive and she continues to beat the odds.
Kent Kersten, Sheeba's husband said, "Her doctors and nurses told me that if she could make it to day 100 the odds of her surviving would be greatly improved. Shortly after Christmas of 2008 my wife made it to day 100."
Sheeba not only shattered the previous record for survival by an African American patient with leukemia, every day she wakes up she sets a new record.
"In a day and age like this, sometimes you feel so alone. You don't think that anyone cares but when something like this happens and you see the light of so many good people, it gives you hope that this life is worth living for" she said.
Doctors also told Sheeba she would never be able to give birth to a child.
Seven months after her diagnosis she became pregnant with a girl who she named Ava.
Ava was born July 22nd weighing only 15 ounces.
She is now two-years-old and when Ava gets a little older, her mother has quite a story to tell her.
"I'll just have to remind her of how special she is and how she came into the world. And how the both of us have purpose, we are vessels to give hope to others" said Sheeba.
Sheeba still has a big battle ahead of her.
She had a bone marrow transplant and continues to undergo treatment but she wouldn't be alive today without blood donors.


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Loved your post, Doris. Christmas baking has always been special in my family too. In fact, different recipes throughout the year keep those I love close to me. Also, Great message of giving and of hope. Thanks for sharing (& passing along the most festive recipe). I hope that your Holiday is wrapped with many blessings :)
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I love baking. Since my cookbook had been washed away, today I was looking for old recipes I'd posted on the internet. Many of my friends popped in with their new ones, which I'm excited to try. I'm thinking that trying one new thing every year will be one of my new traditions.
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The recipe looks great! I'm so glad I stumbled in this blog, now I have a new recipe to try! Thanks for sharing it! :D
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Private financing plan for Complex Command Center at Y-12 apparently ditched
NNSA Administrator Tom D'Agostino last week was emphatic about the need for a new Complex Command Center at Y-12 and said the project was going to happen one way or another. But apparently the way it's going to happen won't be with third-party financing, which has been the proposal in development for the past couple of years.
Wayne Roquemore of Lawler-Wood LLC, which has developed two other facilities (Jack Case and New Hope Centers) at Y-12 and which was competitively selected to develop the new CCC, said today he'd been told informally by B&W Y-12 -- the government's managing contractor at Y-12 -- that the plan to acquire the new facility through a privately-financed venture was no longer being pursued.
Roquemore said he was sending e-mails to Lawler-Wood's partners on the project, informing them of the bad news. He said he was told by B&W that official notice on scrapping the development agreement on the CCC was expected in a matter of days.
"It is disappointing that Y-12 is not moving forward with a third-party financing alternative because all of the business case analysis work indicated that this was the most cost-effective way to procure a new facility," Roquemore said. "From that perspective, it's very disappointing."
Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Y-12 have both used privately financed projects -- where the facilities are built by private developers and then leased to government contractors -- to speed modernization of the Oak Ridge installations. The technique has always been somewhat controversial, however, with critics claiming that it circumvents the federal budget process and bypasses some of the congressional scrutiny given to other projects.
The CCC plan, which had progressed to Critical Decision-1 approval through the NNSA as a third-party financing project, had become stalled over the past couple of years amid reports that some officials inside the Dept. of Energy objected to the financing concept in general and this project in particular.
In an interview last week, D'Agostino declined to go into specifics of the discussions taking place in Washington. "I don't want to get into he said/she said. The key is the CCC is going to go forward. We need a Complex Command Center. There is a mission need for doing that. The question is the acquistion approach. There are a couple of different approaches."
The NNSA administrator said the agency was in the midst of evaluating the different strategies. The important thing, D'Agostino said, is to have sound management principles in place regardless of whether it's privately financed or goes through more traditional line-item planning for federal construction projects.
The same sound management is needed whether it's a Uranium Processing Facility or a Chemistry and Metallurgy Research Replacement facility or much smaller projects, such as the Complex Command Center, he said.
He wouldn't commit to which strategy the NNSA was leaning towards. "We're in the middle of the analysis on that," he said.
Asked about the fact that the proposal had lingered in Washington for a couple of years, D'Agostino said, "That tells you that we're being very deliberate on this. Because these projects have to stand on their own two feet. If it doesn't make sense as third-party financing, we're going to figure out a way to make it a line item. I mean, it's got to be built."
The CCC is supposed to consolidate Y-12's fire station, the Plant Shift Superintendent's Office, and the plant's emergency operations center. The current operations are split up at different locations at older facilities that don't meet today's standards.
It's not clear whether the NNSA will pursue a line-item construction strategy even if it proves to be much more costly than the proposed third-party financing of the facility.
"There'll always be questions of whether it's going to be done in FY12 or FY15," D'Agostino said. "These are details that we can work out. It's not a UPF-scale type activity. We have to place the right amount of project management focus on something that's a $50 million facility as we do on the larger facilities. And it's that discipline that will make the difference between an organization that is haphazard and one that is here for the long term, and we're here for the long term."
Roquemore said Lawler-Wood's development team will take a loss on the project, but he said it was recognized on the front end that there'd be some risks in working on such a project without final approval.
"There has been a tremendous amount of time and money spent," he said. Roquemore said Lawler-Wood has a pre-construction agreement with B&W Y-12, which should reimburse the company for some of the costs incurred. But the reimbursements will probably cover less than half of the company's investment in the Y-12 project, he said.


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It's not quite mall madness, but a heck of a lot of people are willing to sacrifice a good night's sleep to see what's happening at Friday.
The mall opened at 4 a.m. to dole out Black Friday specials to eager shoppers, but some stores opened at midnight.
"This is a good crowd for this time of the morning," said Jennifer Carroll at about 5 a.m. "It's comparable, if not more people than last year."
Carroll, director of marketing and business development at South Hills Village, said she thinks the nice weather, convenience of the indoor mall and great sales all influenced people to come out on Black Friday. Apps for smart phones, tiered sales and performances are part of the day.
"People really strategized this year," she said.
Store managers say this has been a good year, too.
Carrie Shoberg, assistant manager at Build-A-Bear, said her store isn't your typical Black Friday stop, but she opens early every year anyway. The store has pre-stuffed animals today, which she said is an easy Christmas gift for the mom-on-the-go to pick up.
"As in all past years, the first hour is busy, then we stand around and sing Christmas carols," Shoberg said.
Shoberg got some of her own shopping in, too – she was in the mall at midnight – a full three hours before Build-A-Bear opened – to check out the deals.
Marion Austin, assistant manager at Brookstone, said her experience today has been similar. Brookstone features special sales from 4 a.m. to noon, and sales and "best buy" bins throughout the day.
"We were busy right at 4 a.m. when we opened," Austin said around 6 a.m. "Right now it's kind of quiet, but it comes in waves."
And, after everyone has had their fill of super shopping, they seem to be hitting up the same place on the way out – Pittsburgh Steelers Sideline Store.
Part-time manager Dustin Obuchowski said the store has been busier than usual, for both a Black Friday and a normal shopping day. Everything in the store is 20-percent off on Black Friday.
Obuchowski said he started his day at 3:30 a.m. and will be at the store until 3:30 p.m. It's been an exciting day, he said, but he has a plan for when his shift ends.
"I'm going straight to bed," he said.
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Has anyone had any problems with the "Hex nuts" that raise the jaw up and down on each string? I just purchased a Zt3 and when I attempted to set the trans trem, I stripped the nut for the high E string as well as the D string. The metal seems too soft. Gibson is sending me a couple of new nuts but I was wondering if anyone had any advice. Thanks
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ZT3 Trem nuts... Soft metal???
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Make sure your wrench fits. That is the easiest way to strip them. There should be no play when inserted. I have heard that the wrong wrench size has shipped with the ZT3 in the past.
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Thanks for responding. I did try to use another alan/hex wrench and that seemed to have the same problem....it was the same size which if off just a little, will strip it. I will look for a better fitting wrench. I was able to turn some of them without stripping which is why this issue is bothering me so much. Hopefully the new nuts Gibson is sending me will work and the problem will be resolved. Thanks again.
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Yes they are soft .
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I just got a new ZT3 and I noticed this too. It seems to me it's not a matter of "softness" but rather, these 'jaw height' screws weren't machined properly and the female hex heads are a little too big. I asked Gibson for new ones because the "B" jaw height screw is beginning to wedge and strip and I assume the others will follow. The 5/64" (I think that's the size) hex wrench fits fine in the Combo Headpiece set screws (for the plain ends of single ball strings) and the tops of the 40:1 tuners, so it's not the wrench. The next hex wrench size up in English (3/32") and Metric (2.5mm) measurements are too big. I'll see if the new ones will show any improvement. Maybe this will be fixed on the ZT4!! In the mean time, the best thing to do is hold the wrench at a slightly lower angle to try and take up the extra space inside the hex head while turning and to take it REAL slow.
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An East Memphis mother and her teenage son are both facing charges of aggravated assault after police say she told her teenage son to shoot his stepdad.
The shooting took place at around 4:30 p.m. Wednesday in the 500 block of Estridge.
Leslie Mann-Houston, 40, was charged with aggravated assault after police say she got into a fight with her 58-year-old husband. She then told her 16-year-old son to go get a gun.
When the teen came back, police say he shot his stepfather in the face.
The male victim was taken to The MED and is listed in critical condition.
Police placed the teenaged suspect in custody.
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"I was sitting there and saw a bunch of cop cars," said Nathan Westpy, neighbor. "Looked out and they pulled the kid out of the house and put him in the car. Not 5-10 minutes later they pulled him out he had gauze pad on his face and they pulled him out on a gurney."
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This is a great article, courtesy of Mike Devx from Bookworm Room, on the ethics learned from training in the use of firearms.
Archive for November 2008
Ethics at the Barrel of a GunNovember 30, 2008
How to Acquire Perpetual PeaceNovember 29, 2008
John G. Spragge Says:
November 13th, 2008 at 6:40 am
- The hope that some day war will not be necessary is a laudable one—and those who fight wars hold it, too. But that day has not yet arrived—and, realistically but sadly, perhaps it never will. Let's break that statement down a little, because it matters, a lot, that we get it right. If by making an end to war you mean eradicating the temptation to commit violence that exists in every human heart, then no, we won't. If by making an end to war you mean eliminating it as an institution honoured and pursued by governments world wide, then yes, I think we can accomplish that.Consider the unlikely story of William Wilberforce and his small band of freed Africans, Quakers, nonconformists, and others. When they started their work, in huge area of the world you could buy a human being and get a bill of sale that the courts would recognize in just the way courts today recognize a title for a car. By the time of Wilberforce's death, thanks to the Royal Navy, slavers had joined pirates as declared enemies of humanity, the British government would shortly eliminate slavery from a quarter of the world, and by the end of the nineteenth century, slavery as a snactioned form of property would exist only in a dwindling number of places.
Did Wilberforce purge from the human heart the dark impulse to dominate and exploit? No, that still exists; we have to fight it at every turn, and in that sense the struggle against slavery will go on as long as humanity does. Atrocious forms of exploitation go on every day. But in no city of any civilized country can you walk into a market, buy a human being, and obtain a bill of sale that the courts will recognize and the police will enforce. That change means something.
In the same way, we cannot eliminate the darkness from the human heart. The impulse to do violence will stay with us as long as we exist. But we can hope for a time when governments no longer have the right to let loose unlimited violence on countries they define as enemies, to a time when the weight of society, and the law, takes the side of peace the way it now takes the side of freedom.
William Wilberforce and his allies did not take on the entrenched power of the men who bought and sold people out of mere idealism; they had a sense of what an industrial society that kept the attitudes and values behind slavery could develop into. In the same way, those of us who work towards an end to war do not respond only to the biblical injunction to make peace. We have a strong sense of where war will take our society if we do not put an end to it. The world has already lived through one nuclear war– and the fertile human mind has already dreamed up technologies with even more frightening potential than nuclear arms. We have a huge stock of terrifying weapons, and a large number of equally frightening people, those too enraged or enraptured to allow the cold calculus of deterrence to hold them back. And those who think we can keep the most dire weapons away from the terribly twisted minds that will countenance their use should consider the lesson of King Canute. Making an end to war will not guarantee our security, but if we do not put an end to war, then war will certainly put an end, if not to humanity, then at least to our civilization, and to most of us and our children.
Ninety plus years ago, the governments of the West promised to the men suffering the misery of the trenches that this war would put an end to all wars. If we truly wish to remember and dignify the men who dies in their millions, or who came home maimed in body and spirit, we need also to remember the promise their governments made to them, and remember that ninety years on, it remains unredeemed.
- Ymarsakar Says:
November 13th, 2008 at 12:54 pm Ninety plus years ago, the governments of the West promised to the men suffering the misery of the trenches that this war would put an end to all wars. If we truly wish to remember and dignify the men who dies in their millions, or who came home maimed in body and spirit, we need also to remember the promise their governments made to them, and remember that ninety years on, it remains unredeemed.John makes an interesting and original point here. He recognizes the distinction between changing institutions of law and social standards to changing basic human nature: rejecting the latter while going for the former.
Making an end to war will not guarantee our security, but if we do not put an end to war, then war will certainly put an end, if not to humanity, then at least to our civilization, and to most of us and our children.
So now we come down to the details where the devil must live. How do we end the institution of war or decrease the probability of war?
It is simple. What is the probability of war between California and Georgia in the United States of America right now? It approaches the limit of 0 as to almost be impossible. What was the probability of war between Georgia and New York 50 years before the Civil War? A lot higher than almost impossible. What was the probability of war between Tennessee and West Virginia 1 month into the Civil War? That probability approaches only unity, 100%. That would be true even had West Virginia not split off at the time, because the probability of the split also approached unity as time went on.
If we truly wish to remember and dignify the men who dies in their millions, or who came home maimed in body and spirit, we need also to remember the promise their governments made to them, and remember that ninety years on, it remains unredeemed.
And yet, compare the results of the war between any other nation in the world in the totality of human history. How many wars have France and Russia and Germany been involved in? Did the odds of them ever warring against each other decrease or increase, to the limit of 0 or 1, as time went on from their last wars? Did the chance of war being used between Germany and France increase or decrease after the Treaty of Versailles? Did it increase or decrease after the 100 years war? The answer is simple: the percentage chance for war was always increasing to 1, to unity 100%, and then flashing into active war and then stepping down to a level below 1 and began to increase towards unity once more.
While John has not said much concerning the details of how he intends to do what he says is a noble and worthy goal, I believe it is safe to say that John's methods (from his previous posts here) will lead not to America's current state but to Europe's state after every war.
If John truly wants to end war, he would support an American Empire more than the EU, China, Russia, or the UN combined.
America is the only nation in the entire history of the world that has ended the possibility of war through the political changes effected through winning America's wars. This is true whether we speak of America warring against Germany, or Japan, or the South (in the US).
We have the record. We are the only ones to have the track record. Rome was still crucifying Jewish rebels in Hadrian's time, which was decades after Julius Caesar conquered the Gauls. Rome was still getting into wars with the German tribes and had to constantly keep an eye on their slaves and their client tribes in Spain and Gaul. THey wouldn't have needed to be so brutal towards the Jews for rebellion if the threat of rebellion wasn't always a threat to them elsewhere.
Compared to our record, Rome was a banana republic that could erupt at any time with coup de tats and internal revolts. And yet, Rome was the source of law and civilization for much of the West (and Arabic) world.
While America has redeemed our promises to end war through fighting, no other nation has done so. Not Europe, not the EU, not the UN, not those in Africa, not China, and not Russia.
There is only one choice for those who truly wish to see the end of warfare between groups of human beings on this planet and it is support the power and strength and reach of America across all nations, all peoples, all cultures and political identities.
But John will refuse to do that, I suspect. THe desire for an end of war is not great enough to tolerate America in the end. And so we continue to have war.
Bookworm Room stuffNovember 29, 2008
The guidelines I followed.
Pass it on to five other bloggers, and tell them to open the nearest book to page 56. Write out the fifth sentence on that page, and also the next two to five sentences. The CLOSEST BOOK, NOT YOUR FAVORITE, OR MOST INTELLECTUAL!
The folly of parents can have terrible and tragic consequences for their children. In truth, Romeo and Juliet, with great beauty and complexity, offers a range of arguments, insights, and ideas. It cannot be reduced to one.
This is to offer up the context for the paragraph, but the 5th sentence starts here.
And even if it could (which it cannot), all we would need to do is to turn to A Midsummer Night's Dream, a work by the same author, where we find young lovers facing much opposition and difficulty and in a wonderful comic resolution, triumphing. Why do we turn to literature, if not for arguments that tell us how to live? What does a work of literature offer us? Consider this comment by Salman Rushdie:
The liveliness of literature lies in its exceptionality, in being the individual idiosyncratic vision of one human being in which, to our delight and great surprise, we may find our own vision reflected.
Literature for Composition 8th ed.
It is a fitting remark given my views concerning David Weber. His works are, after all, one of the central resources that my current education in warfare and politics have been based on.
Book tagged me and so I had to obey. But, if I was going to go to the trouble of copying something from a physical book and writing it on the computer, which is not something I like doing, then I made sure to do it right. And I didn't need to look in more than one book to do so. Such is the serendipity of our lives.
National Will and Knowing Yourself: Sun Tzu and ClausewitzNovember 18, 2008
This is always good for another read given these times.
I'm not going to excerpt anything because if you are truly interested in military strategy and learning, then you are just going to have to plod through such documents. Here's a hint though, if you are a beginner student in military history, tactics, strategy, and logistics, then go to page 5, Operations, and start reading down. That's the good stuff.
If you have read Clausewitz then the first 5 pages will interest you more.
If you like politics, page 6 and down will be your thing. If you like tactics, then you shouldn't read this at all. If you like to know about having a strong will in warfare and why people keep talking about "war is chaotic and unpredictable", start from page 5, Operations.
There: that is all the help you will get from me on this score.
Web Server DepressionNovember 16, 2008
This is pretty funny for the role players and those who at least know something about computer programming.
Stalker Found Dead Outside Target HouseNovember 16, 2008
Well, as they say, shit happens.
President Carter and President ObamaNovember 16, 2008
Let's begin with an interesting argument I had about Carter's deals with the Shah and the Shah's political enemies (the Ayatollah and the Iranian revolution).
Pressuring the Shah by using America's influence, both military and economically with Iran, in order to get the Shah to provide more openness to Khomeini's revolutionary guards was support for Khomeini. Just like when the Shah released all those people he had in his jails, including the Ayatollah and other followers who formed the core group of instigators and leaders for the revolution in Iran. The Ayatollah's place of safety in France allowed him to energize European and international support while using agent provocateurs in Iran to incite violent reactions from the Shah's forces.
The Shah, just like Bush, wanted what was best for his people: things such as wanting to modernize the nation, and wanting a strong defense against external enemies like the Soviets or other Arab nations. The Shah, however, was willing or forced to accede to international scrutiny, notably Carter's goons like Sec State Vance, in terms of domestic policies. Bush is the same way in terms of his responses: very soft against his domestic and foreign enemies but most notably against domestic enemies. The Shah released the Ayatollah and many others from jail, after they had openly declared their opposition. The Shah believed this kind of compromise would breed a better respect of rights and help reform the system in Iran. The Shah should have killed him, had the Shah's human rights been as bad as depicted and if the Shah had your priorities, Sanger, but he didn't. And so he fell, as Bush would have fallen in a coup de tat had it not been for the stability and loyalty provided by the US military. The Shah of Iran had no such pillar of support, however, not even from a foreign nation like America (When the Ayatollah certainly found refuge in France).
Carter supports every election of dictators, including Hamas, and you are telling us that Carter didn't support the enemies of the Shah when the Shah attempted to reform Iran and increase civil liberty protections? Carter hasn't appreciably changed over the years.
Any aid and succor given to the enemies of liberty is support, even if it is simply an international declaration that Hamas' election was legitimate. This is not a standard that can be bent for the real politics of two lesser evils, because the very definition of civil liberties cannot be defined as a "lesser evil", regardless of whether it is flawed or not, and the Shah's attempts to create democracy in Iran as part of his aristocratic position were definitely flawed and too extreme when balancing freedom vis a vis security. The Shah had placed too much on trading security for freedom and relying upon US arms and protection from the Soviets. The one thing that Carter is very good at is forcing nations to adopt elections that Carter will then approve, and if those elections bring Hamas, Hizbollah, Khomeini, or Chavez to power, then that is all the more valid in Carter's eyes regardless of the suffering of the people or the damage to American national security (or the suffering of American hostages in Iran).
Carter messed up not because he made the mistakes you have categorized; Carter messed up because he can't tell the difference between leaders willing to improve their nation and leaders like the Ayatollah (or Chavez or Arafat or any other Marxist slash dictator slash mass murderer).
Even McNamara eventually admitted (I think it was him I saw in that documentary) that we and the NVA were fighting for different reasons, and _ours_ was the side that didn't get it….-Sanger
McNamara was so incompetent I wouldn't believe it based on his word alone if he said the sun came up in the east.
Pahlavi caused most of his own problems-Sanger
That's like saying Diem caused most of his own problems, including his own assassination.
There's a stark difference between American engineered actions that spark problems in the local politics of foreign nations and people like Bhutto refusing additional security and taking unnecessary risks in places like Pakistan.
Certainly foreign leaders are responsible for their own decisions, but so is America when American actions precipitate problems for them because of incompetent American meddling.
A side issue here is Carter's election against Reagan. There were some interesting stuff I found in the wayback machine. My source is a preview of a book, on google, that lets you read sample pages. Unlike most previews, this one actually covers quite a lot of pages, even though it skips a couple.
Patricia Harris, Carter's secretary of Health and Human Services, told a steelworkers' union conference in early August, "I will not attempt to explain why the KKK found the Republican candidate and the Republican platform compatible with the philosophy and guiding principles of that notorious organization." But, she added, when Reagan speaks before black audiences (Reagan was scheduled to speak to the National Urban League in New York and meet with Jesse Jackson in Chicago), many blacks "will see the specter of a white sheet behind him." Andrew Young went even further, saying that Reagan's remarks seemed "like a code word to me that it is going to be all right to kill niggers when he's president." Coretta Scott King managed top Young: "I am scared that if Ronald Reagan gets into office, we are going to see more of the Ku Klux Klan and a resurgence of the Nazi Party." Maryland congressman Parren Mitchell, a leader of the Congressional Black Caucus, said, "Reagan represents a distinct danger to black Americans." Garry Wills wrote in Esquire, "Reagan croons, in love accents, his permission to indulge a functnal hatred of poor people and blacks." (pg 77-76)
Carter and the Democrats perhaps believed that the media would amplify their caricature of Reagan in much the same way they had for Lyndon Johnson against Barry Goldwater in 1964. They were wrong. The media was harsh on Carter for his indulgence of race-baiting. The New Republic wrote: "President Carter has made a grave moral error in trying to portray Ronald Reagan as a racist." and that Carter's statements were "frightful distortions, bordering on outright lies." Boston Globe columnist Curtis Wilkie wrote, "Just as surely as the werewolf grows long fangs and facial hair on a full moon, the darker side of President Carter emerges in election years." The Associated Press sent out a wire story noting that Carter's followers [Patricia Harris, et all.) not Reagan, had first "injected" the Klan into the campaign. Washington Post reporter Richard Harwood wrote, "There is nothing in Reagan's record to support the charge that he was a 'racist.'"
The editorial page of the Post was biting:
Mr. Carter has abandoned all dignity in his round-the-clock attack on Mr. Reagan's character and standing, jumping (in a most sanctimonious tone of voice) for "offenses" similar to many Mr. Carter himself has committed, and, most recently, concluding from all this that Mr. Reagan is a "racist" and a purveyor of "hatred." This description doesn't fit Mr. Reagan. What it fits, or more precisely, fits into, is Jimmy Carter's miserable record of personally savaging political opponents (Hubert Humphrey, Edward Kennedy) whenever the going got rough…. Jimmy Carter, as before, seems to have few limits beyond which he will not go in the abuse of opponents and reconstruction of history.
Most worrisome to the Republicans was the finding that the number of voters who thought Reagan "does not understand the complicated problems a president has to deal with" was rising.
Reagan also hoisted Carter on his own petard. In 1976, Carter had blasted Ford with the "misery index," the combination of inflation and unemployment, which was then 12.5. Carter had said, "No Man with that size misery index had a right to seek reelection to the presidency." Reagan observed that the misery index was now above 20. (Sarah palin, using Joe Biden's own words to attack Barack Obama. Classic)
A couple of conclusions here from the data. Carter's both insane and mean, which we already knew. Anybody that calls Hamas' elections fair and supports Chavez and such folks while saying he is improving the institutions of democracy is either insane or a sadist.
The second conclusion is that attack ads work. They work but aren't invincible or omnipotent. Even if Carter or Obama's attacks against Ford/Reagan or Sarah Palin and John McCain worked, it can be used against them later on if you have the will and memory to do so.
Obama Elected President of the United States of AmericaNovember 5, 2008
Well, the election's over.
Here is my pick of my favorite post-election posts.
Book's post
This is not the first time, and it won't be the last, that conservatives who abandon their principles go down in flames to liberals who run to the middle (but invariably govern to the Left). Reagan saw it happen in 1975, described what was wrong, and prescribed the way for true conservatism to be resurgent. The following is a long speech, but every word is worth reading, so I present it here in its entirety:
I am, and have always been, a hopeful person.-Cassandra
I opposed the candidacy of Senator Obama vigorously, because I believe his policies are wrong for this country. I deeply oppose his stance on the war on terror.
But I also have a deep and abiding faith in this country, and in her people. We are a great nation, more than capable of transcending painful political divisions which drive us apart; of overcoming hatred and suspicion; of building consensus and cooperation where there has been only distrust and despair. This nation was, after all, an experiment no one believed would work: an experiment called democracy.
A few minutes into the second Presidetial debate, I realized McCain was almost certain to lose this election.
I had been thinking that a McCain defeat was the likely outcome ever since the financial crisis began. But that debate was very troubling. I wrote at the time that Obama looked better and sounded better, although both candidates were strangely lackluster. But although I did not write this, I felt that McCain had squandered an important—perhaps a vital—opportunity to reassure people that he was up to the task. His lack of energy and focus on that evening was a very bad sign.
Then it became crystal clear to me late on the night before the election, when the returns from the tiny New Hampshire town of Dixville Notch came in. I didn't write about my reaction at the time because it was after midnight, and it also seemed to me that I may have been over-reacting to trivial evidence—after all, who cares what a tiny little town in New Hampshire thinks, even if it does go for Obama 15-6?
But I could not escape the feeling in my gut that these returns, however small, were highly significant. The fact that made me realize Obama would absolutely win this thing—and handily—was that in 2004 Dixville Notch had gone for Bush 19-7. Unless the town had been taken over by its own private invasion of the body snatchers, one could assume these were more or less the same people, and therefore a sign of just how great the dissatisfaction has been with Bush and how pressing the need to believe in Obama's hope and change.-Neo-Neo
Three great ladies each with their own differences and similarities. Book and Neo, for example, often wrote about the same things (petite fashions, chocolate, and so forth) right after one another in the past few years. I had to take extra care not to call Neo, Book, at her blog and vice a versa. Cassandra, of course, is her own army all by herself. The Army of the Unit ; ) Very funny and extremely entertaining Cass is.


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News: Amber Rose Grinds Out Her Past, "Am I Supposed To Go Back To The Strip Club"
Thursday, Jun 2, 2011 10:13AM
Video vixen Amber Rose opens up about her future and aim to keep it looking bright in the new issue of VIBE magazine.
Within her cover feature, Rose reflects on moving past ex-boyfriend/rap star Kanye West and capitalizing off opportunities as they come.
""What am I supposed to do? Crawl up in a corner and die 'cause I'm not with Kanye anymore? Am I supposed to go back to the strip club and not take these opportunities that I have?" She is now poised to make a killing doing things that celebrities do in 2011. Amber says she's starring in and executive-producing her reality show, Behind Her Shades (a VH1 rep denies that her project has been given a green light); will soon debut a vintage sunglasses business; she has a talk show on XM Sirius satellite radio; a book, of course, is in the works; and club promoters everywhere from Vegas to Belize are paying her just to bask in her presence. "People all around the world pay me to come and chill with them at parties," she says. "I really get paid a lot of money to do that. It's mind-boggling." (VIBE)
Following some leaked excerpts of her interview, Rose hit up Twitter and aired out VIBE by accusing them of libel.
"Just read "my" interview in @VibeMagazine half of the story was untrue & ridiculous!," she wrote May 28th.
"F##K that Cover F##K @VibeMagazine yall wrote a bunch of negative bullsh*t that I never said or did."
"Yall don't give a f*ck that I have a Mom & Family thats gonna read that fake a** sh*t I gave yall a truthful interview & Yall f##ked me."
"I'm so sick of keeping my mouth shut I didn't ask for this life it was handed to me I was nothing but nice to everyone I spoke to @ Vibe" (Amber Rose's Twitter)
After Rose's rant, VIBE's Editor in Chief Jermaine Hall came forward to address the video vixen's claims.
Dear VIBE reader,
As we're sure you've heard, Amber Rose has expressed some displeasure with VIBE's June/July cover story. VIBE stands by the accuracy and reporting of the narrative. We invite you to form your own opinion, however. The Sexy Issue hits 'stands nationwide June 7.
Jermaine Hall, VIBE Magazine, Editor in Chief
In March, Rose announced plans to join actor/singer Jamie Foxx's "Foxxhole" radio show.
"Its official!!! I have my own radio show coming soon on FOXXHOLE radio!!!," she tweeted March 11th.
"Hey thx @iamjamiefoxx! Now ppl can finally get a dose of my spicyness. I'm so happy to be a part of the Foxxhole Family!#AmberNtheRoses," she tweeted March 12th. (Amber Rose's Twitter)
Check out some recent Amber Rose footage below: