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Frances L. Brisbane, Ph.D.
Opening Comments 9:45 - 10 a.m.
Dr. Frances L. Brisbane is Professor and Dean of the School of Social Welfare at Stony Brook University. She serves on the board of the Harvard University Journal of African American Public Policy and is currently a member of the National Health Committee for the NAACP. Dr. Brisbane has received many honors from Stony Brook University for her outstanding work in affirmative action and international affairs, and also earned the United States' President's Call to Service Award, for her extraordinary and effective lifetime volunteer efforts and achievements. The New York State Governor and the Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services have recognized Dr. Brisbane as one of eight New York State women who made an extraordinary contribution in the 20th century for student and community education and the prevention of alcoholism and substance abuse. Dr. Brisbane is the co-founder and administrator of "Counseling and Treating People of Colour—An International Perspective." Now in its 27th year, this conference has been held in many locations in the United States and throughout the world, including several Caribbean islands, Canada, Cuba, Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, Dominican Republic, Aruba, Bermuda, Hawaii, California, and Arizona. Dr. Brisbane is an accomplished author of five books, including Dr. C. Browne, A Natural Health Doctor. Dr. Brisbane has been a strong proponent of natural medicine, and created the initial impetus which led to the creation of the Committee for Health and Healing through the School of Social Welfare at Stony Brook University.
Keynote Speaker: David M. Brady, ND, DC, CCN, DACBN
Topic: Flavocoxid; A Medicinal Extract of Scutellaria bicalensis and Acacia catechu Acts as a Dual Inhibitor of Cyclooxegenase and 5-Lipoxegenase to Reduce Inflammation and Pain
Health practitioners from various professional backgrounds and fields are encountering an ever-growing population of patients/clients suffering from acute and chronic pain conditions, many of those are inflammatory in nature, and include sports injuries, degenerative and inflammatory arthritis, autoimmune-related disorders, and many more. Many of these patients experience significant side-effects and may not even be aware of them until they cause a serious medical disorder. Many of these same subjects would be interested in evidence-based, effective natural agents which would reduce, and in many cases eliminate the associated side-effects. Health providers need to understand both the benefits and risks of standard interventions, as well as those of the evidence-based complementary approaches available. This presentation will review the current literature and present the specific clinical data on flavocoxid, a medicinal extract of Scutellaria bicalensis and Acacia catechu and its effectiveness on inflammation and pain. The use of specific collagen peptides to enhance joint integrity and improve functionality will also be explored.
Learning Objectives
- Participants will appreciate the current approach to inflammatory pain disorders and the high prevalence of drug side effects.
- Participants will understand the linkage and association between intestinal hyper-permeability, a common side-effect of anti-inflammatory medications, and the possible pathogenesis of inflammatory arthritis and autoimmunity.
- Participants will become enlightened on the use of flavocoxid, a medicinal extract of Scutellaria bicalensis and Acacia catechu in the management of inflammatory pain disorders.
David M. Brady, ND, DC, CCN, DACBN, has 22-years of experience as an integrative physician, and over 18 years in health sciences academia. He currently serves as the Vice Provost for the Division of Health Sciences, Interim Dean of the College of Naturopathic Medicine, and Director of the Human Nutrition Institute at the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut. He maintains a private practice, Whole Body Medicine, in Trumbull, CT. Dr. Brady is also the Chief Medical Officer for Designs for Health, Inc. Dr. Brady has appeared on the plenary speaking panel of the largest and most prestigious conferences in the field including; IFM, ACAM, A4M, IHS, and many more. Dr. Brady has published a multitude of peer-reviewed scientific papers and textbooks related to chronic pain, autoimmunity and functional gastroenterology and is a featured contributing author in the medical textbooks; Advancing Medicine with Food and Nutrients-2nd Ed. (Kohlstadt I, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, 2012), Integrative Gastroenterology (Mullin G, Oxford Press, Weil Integrative Medicine Library, New York, NY, 2011) and Laboratory Evaluations for Integrative and Functional Medicine -2nd Ed. (Bralley JA, Lord RS, Metametrix Institute. Duluth, GA. 2008).
www.drdavidbrady.com, email@example.com
11 - 12 noon
Geo Espinosa, ND, LAc, CNS
Topic: Updates and Science-based approaches in the Management of Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer among men. Roughly, 30,000 men die every year from prostate cancer; however, the 5-year survival rate for diagnosed men is 92%. Within the past five years we have learned that active surveillance is a viable option for most prostate cancer patients. Furthermore, PSA has been a controversial biomarker for this disease and the United States Preventative Task Force has discouraged the use of PSA for prostate cancer screening. Academic institutions are investigating numerous screening tools for diagnostic improvements. A grand majority of diagnosed men are utilizing lifestyle approaches and dietary supplements to improve their prognosis. A systematic guide like the CaPLESS Wellness Method has clinically shown a decrease in PSA along with stabilization of prostate cancer progression. Lastly the CWM can significantly counter common side effects associated with prostate cancer treatment.
Learning Objectives
- Participants will examine information on how to differentiate benign prostate conditions from prostate cancer
- Participants will identify updates in diagnosing prostate cancer
- Participants will discover the science behind "the CaPLESS Wellness Method" for prostate cancer patients
Geo Espinosa, N.D., L.Ac, C.N.S., is a renowned naturopathic doctor recognized as an authority in integrative management of benign and malignant urologic conditions. Dr. Geo is the founder and director of the Integrative Urology Center at New York University Langone Medical Center (NYULMC), a center of excellence in research and integrative treatments for urologic conditions. He is a master formulator of dietary supplements for prostate, bladder and sexual health and co-founder of XY wellness, LLC, a nutraceutical company specific to improving the prognosis of male conditions. Dr. Geo is an avid writer in medical journals, book chapters, blog website and currently working on his book on prostate cancer. He lectures internationally on the application of integrative medicine for urological and prostate conditions in multidisciplinary clinical settings. Dr. Geo enjoys writing on his popular blog, DrGeo.com, and spending quality time with family and friends.
12 - 1 p.m.
Jaquel Patterson, ND
Topic: Performance Optimizatin: Sports Medicine
Science has verified that exercise is a major consideration in maintaining health. Sports Medicine includes a focus on key factors in such as nutrition and supplementation, which can optimize athletic performance and enhance recovery. Dr. Patterson has worked with clients ranging from elite, professional athletes to individuals with active lifestyles and she has helped to improve their physical aptitude through specific protocols. The presentation will review necessary nutritional and laboratory assessments for individuals, and recommended dietary and nutritional supplementation protocols based on these findings. The presentation will also review pre-and post- recovery supplementation to enhance overall performance and prevent injuries.
Learning Objectives
- Participants will examine methods to determine how to assess an athlete's nutritional and mineral deficiencies
- Participants will name specific supplementation protocols to enhance and maintain athletic performance
- Participants will identify recommendations for pre and post-performance recovery
Dr. Jaquel Patterson has a diverse background in public health administration and naturopathic medicine. She studied applied economics and management at Cornell University, and after working in the business field enrolled at the University of Bridgeport College of Naturopathic Medicine (UBCNM). Dr. Patterson worked in healthcare administration at Morris Heights Health Center in Bronx, New York. Currently she is Chief Operating Officer at Norwalk Community Health Center. She is also an adjunct professor at UBCNM and maintains a private practice in Norwalk and Stamford, Connecticut. Dr. Patterson was appointed by the health commissioner to serve on the state of Connecticut's Provider Advisory Group for Patient Centered Medical Homes within the Department of Social Services. Dr. Patterson has served on several boards including the national board for Sickle Cell Disease Association of America, NAACP, advisory council for Sickle Cell Disease Association of Southern Connecticut, clinical working group for the Academic Consortium for Complementary and Alternative Health Care, and as a health leadership fellow for Connecticut Health Foundation. She is currently a national board director for the Association of Naturopathic Physicians. Dr. Patterson's area of focus in naturopathic medicine includes sports medicine, autoimmune conditions, arthritis, chronic fatigue, pain management, and women's health.
2 - 3 p.m.
Alex Shvartsman, DDS, MAGD, AIAOMT
Topic: Controversies in Dentistry
Modern Dentistry is changing rapidly as evidence based applications are replacing older standards of practice. This can be very confusing for most people, especially since many dentists, and ADA policy, often clings to outdated beliefs and practices. Dr Shvartsman will explore the more controversial topics in dentistry such as the use of Mercury and amalgam fillings, root canal therapy, dental implants, tooth colored fillings, gum disease treatment and the prolific use of fluoride. He will discuss new advancements in dentistry such as Biomimetic Dentistry, Minimally invasive dentistry, Ozone therapy, Oral Myofunctional Therapy, Invisible Orthodontics, CAD/CAM Dentistry, the use of Lasers in dentistry, and more. This information will enable participants to make better dental care decisions for themselves, their patients and their family.
Learning Objectives
- Participants will develop a better understanding of a healthier approach to dental care
- Participants will understand the scientific evidence that supports a move away from the use of mercury and amalgam fillings and fluoride in dentistry
- Participants will review dental advancements including Ozone therapy, Oral Myofunctional Therapy and Invisible Orthodontics
Dr. Alex Shvartsman is a graduate of SUNY at Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine. After completing his residency at the prestigious North Shore University Hospital at Manhasset, Dr. Shvartsman was appointed Chief Dental Resident. In addition, he has completed a two-year Fellowship in Dental Implants and Advanced Dental Prosthodontics. He is a graduate of the Alleman-Deliperi Center for Biomimetic Dentistry. He has completed over 2000 hours in continuing dental education and is perpetually pursuing advanced dental education in all aspects of dentistry. Dr. Shvartsman is the recipient of numerous additional awards, including the One of Americas Top Dentist Award, TopDocNY Award, Top Smithtown Dentist Award, Suffolk County Dental Society High Level of Clinical Competence Award, and The Certificate of Merit in Recognition of Excellence and Promise in Oral Diagnosis. Dr. Shvartsman is also the winner of Long Island Press Best Dentist Award and has been featured in News Channel 12 Long Island Naturally . Dr. Shvartsman is proud to be a member of: Academy of General Dentistry (AGA), Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry (ABD), and the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology (IAOMT). His quest for a healthier life-style has influenced his dentistry. He firmly believes that nature is and always will be far superior to human-made and that by embracing nature we will find our path to health and longevity. He has learned a great deal from his wellness-minded patients and is happy to have found a career that he enjoys and is passionate about.
www.smithtownsmiles.com, 631-361-3577
3 - 4 p.m.
Ellen Kamhi, PhD, RN, AHG, AHN-BC
Topic: The Role of Compromised Intestinal Permeability in the Inflammatory Process: Natural Interventions
There are multiple influences that promote the inflammatory process involved in GI disturbances ranging from irritable bowel distress to the more complex manifestations of Crohn's disease. One well documented causative factor is compromised intercellular junctions in the GI mucosa leading to intestinal permeability. In this presentation, we will discuss the mechanism of action that initiates and complicates inflammation when intercellular junctions are compromised , discuss diagnostic tests that can help identify this process, and present several evidence based natural interventions that can be used to positively influence this condition.
Learning Objectives
- Participants will review current literature that investigates the link between intestinal permeability and inflammation
- Participants will evaluate diagnostic protocols and tools to determine intestinal permeability, ie Mannose, Lactulose Challenge
- Participants will learn to effectively incorporate low risk- high efficacy evidence based natural interventions in patient protocols
Ellen Kamhi, PhD, RN, The Natural Nurse® has been involved in Natural Medicine since 1973, when she directed a program in Ethnobotany at Cochise College in Douglas, Arizona. Dr. Kamhi attended Rutgers and Cornell Universities, sat on the Panel of Traditional Medicine at Columbia Presbyterian Medical School, and is a Medical School Instructor, teaching Botanical Pharmacology. She was nominated for the March of Dimes, Woman of Distinction 2004 and received the J.G Gallimore award for research in science. Dr. Kamhi is a professional member of the American Herbalist Guild (AHG), and is nationally board certified as an Advanced Holistic Nurse (AHN-BC). Ellen Kamhi is the author of many books, including Cycles of Life, Herbs for Women, The Natural Guide to Great Sex, WEIGHT LOSS-the Alternative Medicine Definitive Guide, The Natural Medicine Chest and Arthritis, The Alternative Medicine Definitive Guide. She hosts radio shows daily, including on Gary Nulls Progressive Radio Network, and is regularly quoted in numerous mainstream media including Marie Clare,The Globe, Latina, Self, Woman's World, Prevention, Cosmopolitan and Glamour. Dr. Kamhi provides group and individual online certification educational modules in Herbal Medicine, Essential Oil Therapy, Energy Medicine and all aspects of holistic medicine, and provides personal health consultations. She is on the Peer Review Editorial Board of several journals/organizations, including: Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine, Natural Medicine Journal, Natural Standard Database. Ellen Kamhi is actively involved as the Professional Herbalist/Nutritionist and Educator for Nature's Answer®, Hauppauge, NY.
www.naturalnurse.com, www.facebook.com/NaturalNurse
4 - 5 p.m.
James Maskell, CEO Revive Primary Care
Topic: Leveraging Your Time: Curating Your Patient Education
Effective patient education is an absolute must for the modern medical practice. In the pre digital age, there were only a few options for this education, with most practitioners doing it one-on-one during appointments and some venturing as far as patient handouts, newsletters, books and group visits. With the dawning of the digital age, new ways are emerging to deliver patient education at scale, not only making it easy for current patients to learn about those areas that are crucial to their own health, but also allowing effective and evidence based medical principles to spread to new potential markets. This presentation will share the history of patient education and investigate the new possibilities available to the modern health care provider, including looking at case studies of doctors who are successfully navigating modern patient education techniques. Curating third party content is an emerging trend, meaning that any health care provider can deliver a first class, scalable education platform for their patients at a very low cost. We will review best practice models to set up this system (step by step) for any health care provider, with an emphasis on those who deliver natural and integrative medicine.
Learning Objectives
- Participants will distinguish between education models available to the modern health practitioner
- Participants will discover the benefits of curating education content for patients
- Participants will evaluate best practices and case studies provided by health practitioners successfully engaging in modern practice building and patient education twchniques
James Maskell is Founder and CEO of Revive Primary Care, a company dedicated to restoring the health of America. By combining a digital patient education and marketing platform with a nationwide network of dedicated holistic professionals, our intention is to inspire a revolution of empowered health advocates. James is a passionate supporter of natural and integrative medicine. He is the practice building columnist for NDNR.com and teaches practice development at University of Bridgeport. He is also the Founder of the Functional Forum, NYC's premier meetup for holistic practitioners which shines a light on effective clinical, practice building and technological advances, accelerating the evolution of medicine.
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|Look up tablet in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tablet may refer to:
- Tablet computer, a mobile computer that is primarily operated by touching the screen
- Internet tablet, a mobile appliance focused on Internet and media features
- Microsoft Tablet PC, a pen-enabled personal computer specification announced by Microsoft in 2001
- Graphics tablet or digitizing tablet, a computer input device for capturing hand-drawn images and graphics
- Tablet (pharmacy), a mixture of pharmacological substances pressed into a small cake or bar, colloquially called a "pill"
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These Memory Introspection poems are examples of Introspection poems about Memory. These are the best examples of Memory Introspection poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
I'm sure this hill is where it stood.
Amazing shapes of stuccoed wood.
A glass-brick, neon stream-lined place.
As if it flew from outer space,
A swing band auditorium,
An Art Deco emporium,
When romance, innocent in pace,
From dancing to a teasing chase.
The town grew west in modern haste
And down it came, without a trace.
The war and culture's change in taste,
Predestined doom, the past erased.
The future sighs, with solemn face
The wrecking ball, the glittered waste
No plaque to read "Historic Sight".
The swirling dust, a dance goodnight.
Gene Bourne
My white-washed bars surrounded me -
they held me as I slept;
they soothed me when the days were long,
and mother's blue-eyes wept.
A baby girl, six months or less,
awakened from my sleep -
stood up legs as sure as hope;
as strong as flat is steep.
My hands, my saviors, gripped the rail
so I could peek outside –
the bluest sky I'd ever seen,
As tall as it was wide;
came into view - between the blue,
an airplane gliding by,
its smoky streamer like a flag,
across my memory's sky...
The memory is a simple one -
a window, sky, and plane -
but in my heart, it's heaven's door
and there it shall remain.
I've hung it on my memory's wall
Between that life and this –
It covers every hole I've dug
In sorrow's vast abyss.
This picture brings the special peace
I knew when I was small –
Where mother's just beyond the door,
and waiting for my call…
*Inspired by Danielle's Earliest Memory contest. I have blocked out almost every memory
from my childhood, and only a very few gems remain - this is the first. and I will treasure it
Wind so cold.
Fondles my face.
The tears from heaven.
I wonder if i wish
to stop them
From numbness,
to waking,
then sensing.
The little voice in me says,
Wait, don't go.
Stay a little longer. I plead.
Sing for me today, rain.
With the gliding rhythm on my piano,
I'll play.
Chilly Wind, caress my bare skin
with the pure coldness that you bring.
like it's my first time in the snow.
the fire tree never fades in the picture.
The yellow sunkissed leaves, too.
What is it about Summer and Fall
that I can't forget?
Memories. Sweet imaginations.
The chilly rain. The misty wind.
You are here.
Freeze me with the sharp coldness you give.
Calm me. Maybe, comfort me.
And, if you leave
Will you visit me when summertime comes?
Before it gets too late
And again I fold.
In moments when the twilight sparks
To gently flare as dark embarks,
Tender comes eve swinging a hum
While air-brushed clouds, on flight, succumb.
Yet, through the lull of sky, I hear
Their voices billow quite unclear
Whispering mildly, still I know
Those refrains from seasons ago.
Somehow, before the call of morn
When foggy mist glides on hawthorns,
And daybreak hails a new sunset
I trace past journeys now at rest.
Amidst the quiver of my dreams,
Beloved voices float midstream
On to pathways that bless each name;
Marked deeply in my soul, aflame.
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In my quiet times I often try,
To remember places I've been.
To recall folk I have passed by,
And sights that I have seen.
There is nothing wrong with my mind,
Sometimes my memory is quite refined.
I think it's filled over many a year,
With so much junk, nothing seems clear.
So, I made up my mind to write it all down,
To recall it all caused me to frown
It started like I was in the dark,
A memory flared, I was in the park.
That day in the park was just the lever,
I found my mind was as good as ever.
Tho' times and places got out of line,
I wrote it all down, now wasn't I clever!
I'm nearly at the end of my story,
A journey I'm glad that I took.
For my grandsons to read in years to come,
I'll call it Granddads Book.
© Dave Timperley 2012.
I'd like to pretend that my hands aren't dirty
from the soap of mental suppression,
that the callouses are from hard work,
and not from picking my bones back up
off the floor on a daily basis;
ragged, dry, and weary.
Every fairy tale has a root,
stapled into the hard soil of truth.
They all have a moral,
some sort of clerical error
born from life's shadow.
We watch, hoping to learn
from the missteps of someone
else's intrepid imagination,
some 4D revelation singing
lullabies to the young heart
of humanity.
And they bend to the fickle
will of greedy creativity,
making the yoke less bitter
so that we can tongue the purge
of denial without pouting.
I'd like to pretend that my hands are clean,
that I don't whisper cold lies into your palms,
watch you drink from the frosted glass
of my sincerity; Hope that you don't blink,
that you won't notice the blood bubbling
up, and over my shiver before you finally
finish this story.
I just want you to understand.
This isn't poison.
This is merely me bleeding out,
and hoping you'll learn to love the
taste of fire kissed oxymoronic metaphors,
served up with juiced will and the vegan
flesh of my inhibition.
So that you can see through my eyes,
know where I have been,
and how it felt to be consumed.
-James Kelley 2014, All rights reserved.
A new photograph floats to the surface
Playfully dressing up as the world around me
Hat, striped socks and all
Tiptoeing at the top for one last sweet moment
Before sinking back into my ocean mind.
One after another they arrive
Single file,
Steeping my eyes in the world
As the minds shutter, ever fluttering
Strings together this conscious stream I play in.
My photographs fade in time's wrinkled arms.
Joining their brothers and sisters at the ocean floor,
They hold hands and try to answer the question that is always asking itself:
Who am I?
Jacob Reinhardt
The Beach of Promises
Fingers entwined, barely touching,
turquoise waters teasing your dancing toes,
strolling along that serene deserted beach,
our promised dreams within aching reach.
Hands clasped, holding on,
sea-breezes tickling the nape of your neck,
walking together, alone, vowing to never breach,
the dreams dreamed on that faraway velvet beach.
Hands in my pockets, alone,
traces of you linger, teasing,
lost in my scribbles, your memory fading out of reach,
my thoughts ablaze, now and then,
catching a whiff of your fragrance,
wafting through alleyways of nostalgia,
your hand in mine on our pristine beach.
Look Away
Don't look this way
For I have been burned in the face.
Defeat and captured
Only released by the sound of my breathing.
From dust till dawn
I say look away for I no longer wish for you to see me.
Released the blood from my eyes.
Look away for I have you placed in my heart
I wish you not to see me this way.
Though I be burn ,torn,tattered and fatal wounded
Shall my breathing keep me sane.
May you memory keep me warm
See these words I speak,hear me breathing so shallow.
Feel the darkness that formed in my eyes
Since this is my mind I may be released.
But forever trapped in a maze that brings
Me up to drag me down.
Look away for I am burned in the face
As long as you remember your in my heart,
And memory I shall be in yours.
So I shall say look away
For I am burned tattered and torn inside my mind.
Just look away
Let them say I was a simple, stubborn person,
hypersensative or insensative, a dispenser or partial justice,
a person of particular patience,
may those who encountered me in moments of bliss or blight,
in instances of charity, charisma or condemnation speak of me ruefully & beautifully,
some will surely say that I was apolitical, asexual, atypical,
an atheist an animist, a racist or an altruist, a want to be soldier,
a combatant for my liberty,
others, I suppose, that I was selfish as sin,
courteous like kindness, and furious as a frustrated phantom,
maybe they'll say I was gay or anticompliance,
I do not dare require truth, fact or fiction from my bifurcated biographers,
I only ask for their breath,
their rosey & ruse recollections of my life so stark,
let them say that they knew me,
let them say that I lived,
that I lived lovingly, lonesomely, and learnedly,
let them witness my reality like laughter in the dark -


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You're An Atheist, Madam! 9 Unforgettable Moments in Political Mudslinging
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Smear campaigns. Muckraking. Last-minutes lies and dirty dealings. As the GOP primary battle turns nasty, we turn to the venerable tradition of American political mudslinging. A recent Pew Center survey says that half of Americans already think the presidential campaign has been too negative. But it's nothing new.
Back in the 19th century, anonymous pamphlets wreaked havoc on politicians, much like comments left on today's blogs. Then, as now, slurs centered on sexuality, origins and religion. And woe to the candidate with a funny-sounding name. Sometimes accusations were true, sometimes half-true, and often times as fanciful as unicorns. And they worked. One day a candidate was up, the next day, sayonora.
This list brings you a few of the nastiest moments of American political mudslinging. The following is by no means exhaustive -- there have been scores of down-and-dirty elections we didn't have space to cover. Tell us your favs in the comments section.
1. Andrew Jackson v. John Q. Adams
The 1828 presidential campaign sent a tsunami of mud through the land. The Democratic-Republican party had split. Jacksonians called themselves Democrats and Adams supporters called themselves National Republicans. And they called each other anything they could think of, so long as it was nasty.
The Democrats painted JQA as a secret monarchist and a fancy pants who lived in "kingly pomp and splendor." They claimed he was irreligious -- he was a Unitarian, after all! Even worse, they spread the rumor that Adams, as Minister to Russia, had procured a young American girl to service the czar. Yikes.
Not to be outdone, an Adams supporter produced a pamphlet describing Jackson's alleged youthful indescretions, from brawling to gun-fights. The editor of the Philadelphia Democratic Press upped the ante by printing a handbill suggesting that Jackson had murdered six militiamen accused of deserting in the War of 1812 (these and subsequent posters are known as the " Coffin Handbills" for their depiction of the dead men's caskets). The National Republicans also didn't hesitate to brand Jackson's wife an adulteress due to a delayed divorce filing on the part of her first husband. Jackson won, but his wife died soon after and Jackson blamed it on her vicious attackers. (See: Rosmarie Oslter's Slinging Mud for more on this and many other mudfests.)
2. Martin Van Buren v. William Henry Harrison
Princeton historian Sean Wilentz shared with AlterNet his opinion on the wildest political attack of the Republic's early days -- the one leveled at President Martin Van Buren by his Whig opponents. Van Buren was a widower, and his antagonists accused him of being a voluptuary. A famous speech called the " Gold Spoon Oration" given by Congressman Charles Ogle, a Harrison supporter, denounced him for the "regal splendor of the President's Palace." Quite memorably, Ogle charged Van Buren with having the White House landscaper build rounded mounds on the grounds with little gazebos on top, which at a distance supposedly resembled a woman's erect nipple. Ogle had tens of thousands of copies of the speech printed up and distributed. Harrison clobbered Van Buren in the election. But his victory dance didn't last long. He died of pneumonia a month after taking office.
3. Al Smith v. Herbert Hoover
In 1928, Al Smith found that his Irish ancestry, working-class roots and thick New York accent were prime fodder for his political foes. His support for ending prohibition led to accusations that he was an alcoholic. But it was his Catholicism that really stirred the creativity of his rivals, who distributed literature claiming that the Holland Tunnel, built while Smith was governor of New York, ran 3,500 miles under the Atlantic Ocean straight to the Vatican, where Smith could hold secret meetings with the Pope. In Daytona Beach, Florida, the school board sent a note home with every student containing the following message: "We must prevent the election of Alfred E. Smith to the Presidency. If he is elected President, you will not be allowed to have or read a Bible." And so on. Smith lost to Hoover in a landslide.
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5 Bad Decorating Habits to Stop: How to Decorate For YOU!
I don't know about you, but I second-guess every decorating decision. We moved into this house coming up on 3 years ago, and most of the rooms still feel "unfinished" because I just can't figure out what I want a room to look like.
I know, I'm lame.
I would like to contribute my lack of decorating productivity to being super busy (just blame it on the kids, right? LOL). But the truth is that I have been making 5 bad decorating habits ever since moving into this house.
And it's time to knock it off, already!
Do you find yourself in the same dilemma? Or are you a total rock star and your house look totally reflects you? If so, then I love you, and I'm going to stalk you for suggestions :).
But if you're like me and you've been stuck in the decorating department, here are 5 bad decorating habits to let go of NOW!
Who's with me?
1. STOP asking for permission on how to decorate.
If you want turquoise on every square inch of your walls, do it! Seriously, nearly all the painted walls in my house (except for my "school bus yellow" kitchen) are turquoise or some shade of it. Thankfully, hubby doesn't care (whew!), but I was asking people from permission, if it was a "good idea" to paint everything turquoise, and…….well…..don't ask others for their opinions. I'm realizing that if you love it, go for it! I doubt House Beautiful is going to be knocking on your door anytime soon, so who cares? I know they ain't comin' to mine!
My bedroom is Sherwin Williams Rainwashed. Ahhh….love it!
My thrifted craft room is also turquoise:
2. STOP ignoring your feelings.
I am tired of cringing every time I come home. I want to come home and feel like a queen in a pretty, clean, well-organized home (um, I wish my kids could read this–clean, I say!!). If you're walking into your home and you're not feeling like it's your oasis, it's time to change some things. That's what I'm trying to do! Stop decorating with someone else's style.
3. STOP comparing your home on Pinterest.
I hate Pinterest (okay…it's really a love/hate relationship). Every time I go there, I leave a bit frustrated after a few minutes, because nothing in my house stacks up to what those other chicks' places look like! My house feels like an "Eclectic Nightmare" because everything doesn't fit well together yet, and I have limited time and money to (and sometimes VISION!) to pull a room together to look so "together" If you compare, too, it's time to stop. Inspiration is good, but let's not have inspiration cause frustration!
Here's a video I recorded to bring home this message — Stop Thinking You Have an Ugly House
4. STOP buying "anything" and "everything."
Okay, you know how we thrift divers love a good deal (and if you've been a long-time reader of this blog, you know I fully support impulse buying at the thrift store . I have bought many 'a things just because it was a smokin' deal. But later, I realize that it's either "not me" or that I just don't LOVE it. But for some reason, I've got it sitting around for whatever reason. I'm on a new kick now to start buying only the things I love, and leaving the things I "like" for other people that may "love" it!
5. STOP trying to be perfect.
I spend too much time trying to make things look and feel perfect. Do you do this, too? Going forward, I'm going to fill my house with the things that I love and that make my house my oasis of coziness and comfort! Every picture won't have to be perfect. My sofa won't have to be manicured perfectly with pillows. In fact, it may even be milk-stained with mashed veggie nuggets underneath of it But as long as it's cozy and cheerful, it will be perfect for my family
Do you have any bad decorating habits that you're tired of? LEAVE A COMMENT below and tell me!
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5 days left! We're almost over $9,000! Will you help us get there?
If you didn't think "Shia LaBeouf" could get better, you were wrong.
I literally can't believe this exists there are tears in my eyes that I don't remember crying
I laughed so hard that my mum came in and I had to show her and then she laughed A LOT
This really is as amazing as people say.
Excuse the crappy graphic if you will.
But the Doctor Puppet and his crew need your help! They very much need donations to help make their christmas special happen. Not only that, the money raised will also go towards the hiring of live musicians, their time and cover the cost of supplies.
Here's a little information about doctorpuppet:
Doctor Puppet is a stop motion animated fan series that celebrates Doctor Who and its rich history through hand-crafted puppets and original stories. The series has been praised on countless websites and podcasts (see a list here,) and even seen on TV and in magazines… but it's never had proper funding.
We are a small group of professional artists and musicians who have largely spent our free time making Doctor Puppet. Stop motion is a meticulous technique that requires nearly every aspect to be made from scratch. A huge amount of time and care goes into everything you see and hear.
If we unfortunately fall short of our goal, we'll scale back production and use what we have to make something shorter or simpler. (their goal is 15,000)
If we surpass our goal and reach $17,500, we'll use the extra money to upgrade some well-used equipment. Any money after this will be saved for future episodes.
Also there's this:"Earth Conquest" will be on the Series 8 DVD! It features an interview with Alisa, clips from Doctor Puppet with animation by Rachel and music by Scott, and an exclusive Doctor Puppet animation by Erin with the real voices of Peter Capaldi and Jenna Coleman!So if that's not enough reason to support these guys then idk what is. Seriously, you won't regret watching it or helping them.Thank-you!
Hey! If all of our fans just gave us ONE dollar we'd be able to fund this campaign 10 times over! Every tiny little bit helps I promise! <3 <3
Next Saturday, I'll be introducing Philip Sandifer at the launch party for his new book, TARDIS Eruditorum Vol 5: Tom Baker and the Williams Years:
Philip Sandifer will perform a Kabbalistic Choose Your Own Adventure essay around the Doctor Who serial "Logopolis" followed by a Q&A in this launch party for his new collection.
When: Saturday, October 25th, 3:30pm
Where: The Way Station, 683 Washington Ave, Brooklyn, New York 11238
Facebook Invite: https://www.facebook.com/events/485245331615878/
In this fifth volume of essays adapted from the acclaimed blog TARDIS Eruditorum you'll find a critical history of Tom Baker's final four seasons of Doctor Who. TARDIS Eruditorum tells the ongoing story of Doctor Who from its beginnings in the 1960s to the present day, pushing beyond received wisdom and fan dogma to understand the story not just as the story of a geeky sci-fi show but as the story of an entire tradition of mystical, avant-garde, and politically radical British culture. It treats Doctor Who as a show that really is about everything that ever happened, and everything that ever will.
This volume focuses on the madcap final years of Tom Baker, looking at its connections with punk, British comic books, the Kabbalah, and more. Every blog post from Tom Baker's final four seasons has been revised and updated from its original form, along with eight brand new essays exclusive to this collected edition, including a look at how the Guardians can be reconciled with the rest of Doctor Who, an analysis of the many different versions of Shada, and an exclusive interview with Gareth Roberts about his many stories set during the Graham Williams era of Doctor Who. Plus, you'll learn:
- How Robert Holmes deconstructed the Key to Time arc in its first story.
- Whatever happened to Philip Hinchcliffe.
- What Alan Moore and 2000 AD have to do with the history of Doctor Who.
Book Launch Blog Post:
About TARDIS Eruditorum: http://www.philipsandifer.com/p/tardis-eruditorum.html
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Okay reblog if you actually like Steven Moffat because I'm beginning to think all of tumblr supports Moffat Hate and it's bumming me out
Hello Fellow Moffat Haters! I thought I'd write a quick post about the terrible things he does and why they're problematic!
- He writes a variety of different female characters. This bothers me because as we all know there is only one way to be feminist!
- He includes stories…
anyone know what this is from?
"Judgement Day" by EC Comics. From wikipedia:
The story depicted a human astronaut, a representative of the Galactic Republic, visiting the planet Cybrinia inhabited by robots. He finds the robots divided into functionally identical orange and blue races, one of which has fewer rights and privileges than the other. The astronaut decides that due to the robots' bigotry, the Galactic Republic should not admit the planet. In the final panel, he removes his helmet, revealing himself to be a black man.
Apparently the Comics Code Authority tried to prevent the author from making the main character black.
Boy did they! It took the writer (and the company) threatening the CCA with a lawsuit and telling the guy to fuck off (literally) to get this thing printed:
Comic Historian Digby Diehl recounted in Tales from the Crypt: The Official Archives:
This really made 'em go bananas in the Code czar's office. 'Judge Murphy was off his nut. He was really out to get us', recalls [EC editor] Feldstein. 'I went in there with this story and Murphy says, "It can't be a Black man". But … but that's the whole point of the story!' Feldstein sputtered. When Murphy continued to insist that the Black man had to go, Feldstein put it on the line. 'Listen', he told Murphy, 'you've been riding us and making it impossible to put out anything at all because you guys just want us out of business'. [Feldstein] reported the results of his audience with the czar to Gaines, who was furious [and] immediately picked up the phone and called Murphy. 'This is ridiculous!' he bellowed. 'I'm going to call a press conference on this. You have no grounds, no basis, to do this. I'll sue you'. Murphy made what he surely thought was a gracious concession. 'All right. Just take off the beads of sweat'. At that, Gaines and Feldstein both went ballistic. 'Fuck you!' they shouted into the telephone in unison. Murphy hung up on them, but the story ran in its original form.[18]
You know, it's times like this that I am deeply comforted, knowing that history isn't just everyone being nice and polite and better than the current generation. Sometimes it really is just people bellowing swear words over the phone to get shit done.
And this isn't even the most progressive thing EC published. Just before the Senate hearings that led to the Code being put in place, they did an absolutely spectacular story called "A Kind of Justice," about a woman who's raped, in which the twist is that her rapist is the sheriff who's been leading the investigation into the crime, and who deliberately let an innocent man get murdered by an angry mob just to cover his ass, keeping her silent with his threat that if she ever tells anyone, he'll kill her.
It's one of the most shockingly anti-authority comics ever, and it single-handedly explains everything you need to know about why people in power wanted to do whatever it took to stop EC.
Cassetteboy - Cameron's Conference Rap.
Amazing, and a little depressing because it's all true.
I was just about to post this.
Cassetteboy has got really, REALLY good at this.
Cassetteboy is my favourite superhero.
New comic!
Yeah, I might have watched a movie and gotten kind of mad.
This is seriously a trope I'd love to never see again though.
The fun part is guessing which movie. Lego Movie? Guardians of the Galaxy?
Bzzt! Wrong!
No, the correct answer was ALL OF THEM.
That's a trip, the whole time I was reading this I wasn't even thinking either of those, I was guessing Wanted or Edge of Tomorrow. I guess it really is all of them.
You know, the sad thing is that The Lego Movie is considered a deconstruction, when, at most, it pokes at the formula before embracing it.
Some thoughts on Harry Potter as a dystopia.:
fractalresilience replied to your post: Five dystopias you find particularly interesting...Interesting, why do you consider harry potter is a dystopia?
I find it impossible to think of Harry Potter as anything BUT a dystopia. Even Hogwarts itself is a dystopia.
Children are segregated based on a personality test at age 11, and then left to fulfill roles that were set out a thousand years ago, leading to cultural divides that continue for the rest of their lives. The Hogwarts house system is one of the main foundations of the pureblood/muggleborn conflict. And I haven't even gotten into how Hogwarts is run, how useful it is as a tool for preparing people for adult life, and how dangerous it is to live there.
As for Wizarding Britain at large:
- There's no evidence that the Ministry of Magic is organized by anything other than cronyism.
- The Minister for Magic is not a democratically elected leader.
- Voldemort easily finds a foothold in mainstream society (even within living memory of his last reign of terror!) and his supporters easily infiltrate the government and implement all sorts of nightmarish and bigoted policies.
- Azkaban,
- We rarely see people working to innovate any aspect of wizarding society, with the exception of eccentrics like the Weasley Twins or Luna Lovegood.
- Wizarding society is so isolated that purebloods find it strange if a witch or wizard takes much interest in muggle culture, even if they are muggleborn.
- Umbridge is allowed to torture children and spread propaganda at the only major educational institution in the country.
- There's a huge amount of discrimination relating to non-human races, particularly House Elf slavery.
I could go on at some length on this topic, but instead I'll finish with my pet theory: that Wizarding Britain is so fucked up that the rest of the wizarding world has just given up on it.
We know from the Quidditch World Cup and the Triwizard Tournament that there are plenty of magical cultures all over the world, but Britain receives NO kind of international help when Voldemort is on the rise or when the Ministry of Magic is in turmoil.
Obviously the "real" explanation is that the Voldemort/Harry/Hogwarts narrative must to be isolated for Harry's story to be told… but I still quite like the explanation that Wizarding Britain has been abandoned by the rest of the world. Their society has become so warped, so backward and so beholden to irrational beliefs and traditions that other international wizarding powers have decided the situation is unsalvageable.
There's no point in stepping in to get rid of Voldemort unless he becomes a threat overseas, because another Dark Lord will probably rise up in a few years anyway. And Wizarding Britain seems functionally incapable of defending itself from this threat without the help of Harry and his team of teen sidekicks — who by the end of the series are all suffering from PTSD because they have spent their formative years fighting in a dystopian war.
(P.S. Even if my pet theory ISN'T true, then the international wizarding community must still have SOME reason not to step in and help Britain fight back against Voldemort. Which, in itself, makes the world of Harry Potter seem even more dystopian than before.)
Super into this person who has exactly the same wacky fan theory of Harry Potter that I do.
It's almost as if the actual public school educated British Establishment is some kind of dystopian influence.
We were lied to. The women of my generation were told that we could 'have it all', as long as 'it all' was marriage, babies and a career in finance, a cupboard full of beautiful shoes and terminal exhaustion – and even that is only an option if we're rich, white, straight and well behaved. These perfect lives would necessarily rely on an army of nannies and care-workers, and nobody has yet bothered to ask whether they can have it all.
We can have everything we want as long as what we want is a life spent searching for exhausting work that doesn't pay enough, shopping for things we don't need and sticking to a set of social and sexual rules that turn out, once you plough through the layers of trash and adverts, to be as rigid as ever.
As for young men, they were told they lived in a brave new world of economic and sexual opportunity, and if they felt angry or afraid, if they felt constrained or bewildered by contradictory expectations, by the pressure to act masculine, make money, demonstrate dominance and fuck a lot of pretty women while remaining a decent human being, then their distress was the fault of women and minorities. It was these grasping women, these homosexuals and people of colour who had taken away the power and satisfaction that was once their birthright as men. We were taught, all of us, that if we were dissatisfied, it was our fault, or the fault of those closest to us. We were built wrong, somehow. We had failed to adjust. If we showed any sort of distress, we probably needed to be medicated or incarcerated, depending on our social status. There are supposed to be no structural problems, just individual maladaption."
Mainstream feminism is tepid and cowardly: Work, sex, race, "having it all" and true liberation - Salon.com (via becauseiamawoman)
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Wonder Woman is my everything.
I tend to feel that, when done right, Wonder Woman should be as inspirational and utopian as Superman, and about twice as ruthless as Batman.
(Seriously, I think the fact that she will, when she deems it necessary, kill people is one of the most interesting things about her as a character. I'm reminded of Garth Ennis's claim about why Judge Dredd ruined American superheroes for him - because of that scene in The Apocalypse War where Dredd lets Mega-City One get nuked because it's the better of the two options he has, and doesn't fuss about it at all, and Ennis's view that no American superhero would be that hardcore. Bullshit. Put Wonder Woman in the Apocalypse War, and she'd play it exactly like Dredd, only without being a fascist villain-as-hero.)
Well, except in the sense that all superheroes are fascist villains-as-heroes, because it's inherently fascist in the same way that, say, space opera is inherently imperialist.
Which is to say, a fairly trivial sense that is usually not the most interesting thing to say about it. (Which is part of why I find more overt fascist villains-as-heroes such as Dredd or anything to come out of Image Comics in the 90s so boring.)
I mean, I don't think Dredd is boring in the least, at least in the time period he actually emerged from, and in terms of the concerns he actually responds to. As I argued in Last War in Albion here and here, Dredd was a really intelligent, interesting response to a specific bunch of concerns.
What interests me about superheroes, and what I think legitimately is one of the most interesting things to say about them is not so much that they're inherently fascist as that they're inherently authoritarian fantasies. Which is distinct. Space opera is, I think, somewhat more inherently imperialist, inasmuch as it comes out of a very specific and dominant ideology. Superheroes are weirder, because they mostly come out of an anti-fascist ideology and then run into loads of problems because they share fascism's love of authority.
But for all my anarchist sympathies, I tend to be unable to completely discard the idea of legitimate authority. In this regard I become a bit Hegelian, wanting to put the Master/Slave dialectic in exactly the same fundamental and formative part of the historical narrative that he does. There's something about that dynamic of, shall we say, submission to loving authority that not only remains compelling, but often feels like it probably has to in some sense be necessary to social functioning.
Which is what I like about Wonder Woman - she's unabashedly an authoritarian fantasy, but it's really a stretch to call her a fascist one, in part because hers is a sexualized authority that has manifested as physical/political authority, as opposed to fascism, which I would perhaps suggest is physical authority that has become sexualized.
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Because Moffat is often doing things that are meant to make the audience feel uncomfortable. And the big weakness of the "pick at culture's scabs and try to reflect its ugliness back at the audience" is that sometimes you get mistaken for the very ugliness you're critiquing.
See also the grand tragedy of how people responded to Rorschach's seductive poisons in Watchmen.
Thank you for saying this.
I can promise you that I am very, very bad at giving up at these sorts of things.
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Never say never, but I think the odds of another Beyond the Police are virtually nil.
The joke of "The Adventures of Ms. Smith and the Curator" is that it really is just a TARDIS Eruditorum entry about the end of The Sarah Jane Adventures. It's another structural trick, of the sort that I've done a dozen times - an entry that pretends to be a short story. It uses the Alan Moore trick from Captain Britain and Swamp Thing and From Hell and shamelessly does a Steven Moffat-style finale for this imaginary show that teams up a post-SJA Sarah Jane with the Curator from Day of the Doctor in a story about dying of Alzheimer's, in which every single character or reference comes from some obscure bit of Doctor Who continuity in the most obscenely fanwanky way imaginary. It's just "Continuity Errors," in other words. It's practically bloody plagiarism. Of, you know, Swamp Thing and "Continuity Errors," like you do. There's no real trick to it, and the gag only works once.
(Actually, as I think about it, I shouldn't have done the Ace and Benny reference. Ace and Benny fighting the Valeyard for the possibility of saving the future Doctor's life is over-egging the pudding, although it is hilarious, in the exact same way that Two/Zoe shipping is, which is to say, that Jack Graham kinda hates me for it. I should have done Professor Candy, which is the super-literate obscure Virgin material reference. As if the Worldsphere at the start wasn't enough. Hm. Ooh, no, I know. I should have dated the story completely to its time: Orson Pink. Though I already have Clara and "the Scottish one," so really, how September 2014 can you get. Nah, I did it more or less right. You could tinker, and maybe improve it a bit, but I think that's as good as that joke can go.)
And to be clear, I deliberately pushed the joke as far as it possibly could go. I mean, I gave Tom Baker Alzheimer's to make a point about how sad it was that the past of Doctor Who disappears forever as the practical realities of aging and death eat away at the material world in which this phenomenal and beautiful art that is Doctor Who touches our lives. I went with the most unabashedly sentimental "you will cry now bitches here's the Murray Gold score to make you" tripe I possibly could in the final paragraph, and while I didn't check I bet I went into a Moorean iambic bit. Actually, let's check:
She took a long, deep breath, smiled, and wiped away a tear.
"Where there's life," she murmured softly to herself, and laughed.
Yep. Basically iambic septameter, assuming I got the Greek root right, which I didn't even bother to check, so I may well not have.
So yeah, I did the joke as far as it could go. I did all the big notes, I used all the ideas I think it has. Repeating it would be silly.
Ooh, bugger, never closed that parenthesis, did I?)
So yeah. I think repeating it would be like redoing the Logopolis entry, you know? You'd be mad to revisit your greatest hits like that. That was as self-consciously a "big tentpole TARDIS Eruditorum" post as that particular idea can be. You want to move on and do something new, you know?
Speaking of entries that are dead and gone and entirely in the past, how about my Mind of Evil entry. I think that one was really underrated. I think the title is particularly good.
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This is an actual, real-life conversation I just had with someone I know offline. He's a member of the school Doctor Who club of which I recently became vice-president and has an odd fixation on telling me, specifically, his views on art.
I call him the Miles worshipper when I discuss him at all, due to his tendency to regurgitate Lawrence Miles blogposts at me. (He has not, for the record, read any actual fiction Miles has written, but is confident that everything he says about art and more specifically about Doctor Who is absolute truth bordering on gospel.) And I do mean at me—he will rarely, if ever, strike up conversation with anyone else in the club. When he posts publicly on the club's Facebook page he will tag me and only me. This is the first time he's ever tried to contact me via Facebook messaging, which concerns me and makes me worried more is coming.
He will also, as his opening shot here indicates, occasionally lend this same treatment to shabogangraffiti, and—on rare occasions, and increasingly since he learned I read his blog—philsandifer.
That art should be violent and disconcerting, and that "violent and disconcerting" is at the very heart of the word's definition, is not something he's told me before (though he's a fan of the Sixth Doctor era despite having not seen much of that either, so I should've suspected.) Here are some things he has told me before:
- Plot and characterization are meaningless, and the less of them a show has the better.
- Art should confuse the viewer.
- Art should be focused on aesthetic value—cinematography, music, art design, and so forth.
- Steven Moffat does all of these things, but is still terrible. (The Miles worshipper will often use these things as examples of why Moffat is terrible.)
- The Celestial Toymaker (which he has seen) is one of the best Doctor Who stories ever.
I am making this public not out of malice, but because it's increasingly getting to a point where I have no idea how to respond to him, or if I should even be responding to him at all, and feel like I need to get other people's opinions on this.
You can't argue with crazy.
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Iain – I think you've forgotten to put a whole load of porkies in Gordon's lines which are meant to give the impression that things are actually working… arf arf
charming indeed
Ah erm, a Mrs Duffy, of which you are one
I HATE the way Gordon Brown spoke about Mrs Duffy. She is Mrs Average. What does he think of his electorate? Are we all bigots? Grrrrrr
This is excellent…I nearly wet myself reading it!!!
One word "Brilliant" i read this and for what its worth took it as gospel; until i arrived at the end. Thank you for a good laugh you made my evening!!!
One word "Brilliant" i read this and for what its worth took it as gospel; until i arrived at the end. Thank you for a good laugh you made my evening!!!
This isn't a real transcript. I don't believe this.
"(*) All of the words in this transcript are imaginary." -Ah very funny! Got me going
Now all Gordon has to do is say "Sorry" to the half a million pensioners living overseas whose state pensions he has frozen, whilst uprating the pensions of another half a million pensioners living overseas in different mainly non Commonwealth countriies. Then he can say "When I say fairness is in our DNA – I mean it" and do the right thing and treat all pensioners living overseas the same.
Very believable!
PS: I have enjoyed the Labour Party spinning on this. To make your transcript more believable you also needed to work in GB saying: "I'm an honourable man as everyone who knows me agrees. I can assure you I never said any of those words. Peter Mandleson assures me that an actor employed by Sky uttered those words to embarass me! Sky is owned by News Corporation you know!"
You had me going there. I was taken in – until you made a glaring error.
"Brown: "I… (exhaling deeply and frowning)… I… I've never done this before… Yes… I… I am sorry.""
Brown saying "sorry"? Just not believable.
Very funny – the only part with which I disagree is where Mrs. Duffy waves her conservatory in Gordy's face.
She has standards and morals, I think she is above that.
She is everything I respect about ordinary British Women – she expects to have the right to be heard and is not afraid to deliver her concerns amongst the maelstrom of surrounding media.
'I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it' – Voltaire.
I love the way that because you are writing for an American publication, that you have to put a disclaimer at the end. A bit like the Daily Mash / The Onion. And not like the British sites Newsbiscuit and The Spoof..
You could do a bit of moonlighting there, Mr Martin.
Ray Reardon had plenty of hair, thank you very much.
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This bodes well for the Cyberguard Stock which depends on
SCO UNIX as it's engine for the firewall. Well again a prank,
as such, but this helps destroy the reputation of many companies.
I think they did a pretty good job of destroying their reputation all by
The person(s) if and when they're found and they will be(sociopath),
responsibility. Ok well, how was this an ethical attack? It attacks
the stock holders, people who work for the companies affected and the
responsible deserve whatever legal recourse the company has when they
this clown(s).
You sure do know a lot about this person, considering at this point
they're completely anonymous. Maybe they take complete responsibility,
but believe its for the greater good? Maybe they're completely ready to
face criminal charges. Maybe they'll turn themselves in tomorrow and
apologize for their grievous mistake?
Neither you or I have any idea. The difference is that I don't assume
to know.
It is rather amusing, as was the RSA web attack, CIA etc. but the
implications are that the companies involved are a security risk,
they are not, they will be perceived as one.
Those aren't security risks? Are you familiar with the internal design
of SCO's network? If their web servers are vulnerable, what else is?
You've got no factual basis for any of your claims.
Again, I don't agree with SCO and their lawsuits, though some of them
may have some basis for patent or copyright infringement. I do believe
they give
a useful alternative for UNIX.
I think Linux and BSD make much better UNIX alternatives, don't you?
For certain smaller companies they provide
a valuable service to
the community. This will only help put a nail in the coffin in a
struggling company that does
provide an alternative. I have no SCO stock, ok. I do believe the
alternatives are needed to
check the megaliths like our friendly M$, Apple and others.
How many small companies can afford SCO's Unixware? Not many I'd guess.
Do you realize in how few arenas SCO competes directly with M$ and
Oh well the fun continues in the absurd world of data security or
insecurity. And how did they hack it
did someone just leave the permissions on the files open or some other
*blank stare*
Regardless of whether or not they "leave the permissions on the files
open" or not, the machine still had to be compromised.
Look I just chmod 777 a suid root copy of the bash shell! Come root my
Anyone have a clue on this? Or was a DNS redirection?
At this point, I assume your guess is as good as anyone (outside of SCO
and the attacker).
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At this point, I thought it might be fun to look back in Chiefs history at the 5 best UFA's ever signed by the team. This analysis does not include guys like Priest Holmes or Casey Weigmann, who came into the NFL as a UFA but had already established themselves on an NFL roster before coming to the Chiefs.


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I replaced the flags with a more elaborate seal.
I replaced the flags with a more elaborate seal.
The scope of this map is dizzying...and I mean that in a good way! It just has a feeling of vastness to it. Tons of detail, the layout is marvelous...
This is amazing. I really like the overall layout and how the canal circle through the High City. I imagine that this could be a great setting for a book or a rpg. Love it.
But before you call it finished I would like to add my two cents. First, have you considered any outskirt settlements? I don't know how it usually looks outside Arabic cities (pardon me if I'm wrong), but I would expect that for such a large city, there would at least be some colonies where the rivers enter and exit the city. Second, I think you should make the numbers on the map a little larger again. Not as large as they were, but something between the two. The details on this map are so elaborate that right now the numbers blend into the map and almost disappear.
Oh, good idea! It matches much better the other elements (the compass rose, the border...)! Very cool and intricate seal.By Sapiento
I replaced the flags with a more elaborate seal.
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Any suggestions for this map?
Maybe you could add some textures to the buildings.
They look too clean for me, you need something dusty.
Last edited by Azelor; 08-28-2014 at 10:07 AM.
This map gives me flashbacks to the Dark Sun campaigns I ran. Which is awesome.
I'm getting some strange visual effects as my brain tries to see it, skipping from photo realism, to cartoony, to more information based. Personally I kind of like that it can cause that visual instability in me. I think adding more texture to it would inhibit that effect though, but could also make it more "solid" as a work.
I am curious as to why the rivers are two different colours, I'm assuming it's because the blue Sigros flows into the greenish Ophrat, but it doesn't read that way to me, it just looks like a mismatch.


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