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Monday, 20th November, 2006, 04:57 AM #31
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What's the [Evil] tag telling us?Originally Posted by TrainzLevel 10, essence of D&D as of November 17 2006Wizard paralyzed, samurai 6 hp, your Fiend Hunter down to 4 hp and 1 Con, surrounded by four dead Bebilith and one still alive...
Without sheathing the greatsword, with shaky hands unstoppers the small vodka bottle, swallow it down, and hurl it at the still standing demonic spider while yelling "come and get me!" just to allow the samurai to get the edge.
The Sky... The Sky... The Sky is on FIRE!!!
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Monday, 20th November, 2006, 08:48 AM #32
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Hey, Land Outcast, a little off topic here, but how did the situation in your sig pan out? I'm guessing poorly
Games and CadenKurt the Purger (Human Clr5) in Rhun's ALPHA ToEE RG OOC
Caden - Halfling Artful Dodger Rogue 5
Str 10, Con 12, Dex 18, Int 9, Wis 14, Cha 18
AC 20, Fort 14, Ref 19, Will 17
HPS 41/44, Bloodied 22, Surge 12 (6
Speed 6, Init 6
Acrobatics 13, Athletics 7, Bluff 11, Perception 9, Stealth 11, Thievery 15
Passive Insight 14, Passive Perception 19
Deft Strike, Sly Flourish
Second Wind, Second Chance, 2 APs, Positioning Strike, Bait & Switch, Tumble
Blinding Barrage, Downward Spiral, Cloak of Resistance
Gnarul - Human Earthstrength Warden 1
Str 18, Con 16, Dex 12, Int 8, Wis 12, Cha 10
AC 18, Fort 16, Ref 14, Will 13
HPS 31/33, Bloodied 16, Surge 8 (10
Speed 6, Init 1
Athletics 6, Endurance 5, Nature 6, Perception 6
Passive Insight 11, Passive Perception 16
Immediate Actions: Warden's Fury (Interrupt), Warden's Grasp (Reaction)
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Monday, 20th November, 2006, 12:39 PM #33
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What the hell are you talking about?Originally Posted by Aaron L
Monday, 20th November, 2006, 02:40 PM #34
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Sorry for the length...
last game we were three chars (FR game, an elven wizard who you can't catch without cigars (son of one of the chars in our first campaign, in search for a captured elf to be receptacle of the esscence of a demonic entity called Elf-Eater in FR), a samurai from Kara-Tur gone half-dragon in a quest for honor (Japan-esque land to the east, the half-dragon part is a curse acquired after slaying a pirate captain), and my character, a self-styled fiend hunter with a liking for vodka and a pending "meeting" with his father.
At the current we are trying to help a region (Implitur, former bastion of paladins... curious, we arrived there fortituously, just selected a city to stop by, it was a surprise even for the DM, but the cogs of the world are ever-grinding) conquered by a host of hobgoblins -under command of a death knight and a daemonic sorceress- supported by undead and called fiends.
The fiends were being brought through a gate at a mountain fortress...
-> fastfoward... ->
Inside the fortress we arrived to a hole leading to a gigantic spherical room filled with webbings.
Through the small-ish hole on the ceiling we saw a dozen of said demons. Amazingly, Ryu's (the Samurai) Kiai Shout panicked about half of the creatures (some Lion Clan PrC [from Kara Tur, you know] improves his Kiai Shouts... vastly), who promptly used their planeshifting abilities to spirit away... and suddenly the floor gives off under our feet.
The remaining Beb's had damaged the ceiling (our floor) enough to destroy it, my character and the wizard fall down to the webbings in the chamber and are stuck there for some time... the samurai is left alone to face five demonic spiders...
Thanks to fire resistance, a scorching ray wasn't much of an issue, and allowed me to fall to the floor of the place (damn, it was big!), where I saw a hole on the base of the sphere, from where an unearthly light emanated. The way to the gate was there, for certain. But I hadn't the time to look around, Ryu was alone.
The Cape of the Mountenbak is a mighty useful item.
I fell directly over one of the creatures, sinking my cold iron greatsword (stolen from a member from the Knights of the Chalice I had to terminate... hey, I said fiend hunter, not paladin! the fact my father bound a fiend to my soul *might* have something to do with my objectives...) on its back before falling beside it.
Fastfoward -> hits... potions... poison... ->
Only one demon standing, Ryu was fighting hand to hand with it (both him and I were badly battered, and poisoned). I charge onto its back with an amazing critical hit, almost splitting it in half... no use, still alive... Ryu hits for some damage, more daemonic claws rend our flesh...
I tumble back from the demon (now is when I'm at 4 hp and 1 Con, and the Samurai is at 6 hp)
Without sheathing the greatsword, with shaky hands unstopper the small vodka bottle, swallow it down, and hurl it at the still standing demonic spider while yelling "come and get me!" just to allow the samurai to get the edge (also known as AoO).
When Dilgaard (the wizard) finally managed to disentangle himself, we stepped back for a "powersnack", we teleported back to -not the nearest, the nearest was under the hand of the dead king as wella s several in the region- a city, were we spent enough to recover our health and immediately managed to be teleported back (housrule: a spellcaster Detect Thoughts + Teleport can send you to a locale you know without much risk) so that no more demons sprouted from the gate to guard the place we just "cleaned".
Things didn't finish there, the hole at the bottom of the sphere led to an un-nice place...[offtopic/]
Originally Posted by TrainzIdeas for developing..Level 10, essence of D&D as of November 17 2006Wizard paralyzed, samurai 6 hp, your Fiend Hunter down to 4 hp and 1 Con, surrounded by four dead Bebilith and one still alive...
Without sheathing the greatsword, with shaky hands unstoppers the small vodka bottle, swallow it down, and hurl it at the still standing demonic spider while yelling "come and get me!" just to allow the samurai to get the edge.
The Sky... The Sky... The Sky is on FIRE!!!
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Monday, 20th November, 2006, 02:41 PM #35
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I would rule that casting a spell with the evil descriptor is an evil act, but I can't find any rules on it.
It doesn't normally matter - good clerics can't cast these spells anyway, and good wizards are probably not casting enough evil spells to give cause for concern about an alignment change.
It can cause problems if there is a paladin in the party though.
Embrace the chaos!
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Monday, 20th November, 2006, 02:48 PM #36
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Originally Posted by Particle_Man
If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning.
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Just what I wanted to say (only better phrased, probably).Originally Posted by Crothian
Monday, 20th November, 2006, 04:04 PM #38
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That paragraph just screams for a rules-violating response. Thankfully I mad my Will-save, this time.Originally Posted by Aaron L
Monday, 20th November, 2006, 04:28 PM #39
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Is it worth looking at this issue from the opposite side.
Is casting a spell with the good descriptor a good act? Does it seem reasonable that a neutral character who frequently casts good spells for the benefit of her allies have their alignment change to good? Would the summoner who keeps on casting magic circle against evil before summoning various neutral creatures become an exalted saint for performing good acts so often?
Monday, 20th November, 2006, 04:43 PM #40
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Originally Posted by Simm
Silly...you can kill somone with a fluffy pink bunny pillow, it doesn't make the pillow evil, just the act. Now, if you had the death bunny pillow, with the poison, and disease, and the rusty nails sticking out all over...that pillow is evil, because you can't do anything 'good' with it.


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pellucid (adj.):
- transparent (refers to an object)
- clear, easy to understand (refers to a concept)
- I'm lying on my bed with my laptop and books sprawled around me, and all I can think of is Terry lying on a hammock staring at the pellucid Costa Rican sea.
- I'm so grateful for Khan Academy on Youtube; all the material they cover is so pellucidly explained!
Sounds like: pale lucid / be lucid
- Jellyfish skin is so pale, it's pellucid.
- I love Mr. Bond because he always tries to be lucid while explaining Math, so I actually understand it this year.
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"Optimism and Pessimism are two buttons that every human being has inside of them. Whether you decide to press Optimism or Pessimism depends on you. No one else, no matter how much they intervene or struggle, can decide this for you. Only you and you alone have the power, so don't give others that power."
"Being a poet has brought me closer to reaity I am a optimist and a realist in all sense but there was never a room for pessimism."
"The social context of the UK is more open to the future, the old pessimism has been scrubbed and there's a view that you can engage with the future again. There is quite a lot of optimism in British science fiction, much less of the sackcloth and ashes and 'we're all going to die' attitude that it used to have, whereas the Americans have become more entrenched and fearful since 2001."
"life is temporary and we are created in it for a certain mission...We can never fulfill this mission if we see through pessimism! Believe that in every darkness there will always be beam of light!"
"The cloud of pessimism that has further darkened as a result of recent developments has to be lifted. While sectarian fissures have always been an integral part of Iraq's political history, today they have come to dominate and almost define Iraq's politics and its future prospects."


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Beyonce "Back to Black" Cover Praised By Amy Winehouse Familyby Free Britney at . Comments
The late Amy Winehouse's father, Mitch Winehouse, is speaking out about Beyonce's new cover of "Back to Black," and false reports that he slammed it.
The song for the upcoming Great Gatsby soundtrack features Andre 3000 and prompted reports that Mitch wasn't a fan, claiming B "brings nothing" to it.
Not the case, says Mitch, who clarified his take on the song.
He tweeted: "I like Beyonce's cover and have no probs."
The Amy Winehouse Foundation tweeted that other Amy Winehouse Facebook profiles are fake and "do not represent Mitch, the family or Foundation."
It appears that Beyonce's cover (hear a snippet of it above) was a hit with the fam. "She can do another one if she wants," Amy's father went on to say.
Is nothing sacred anymore? Beyonce and Amy represent opposite sides of my musical spectrum. Beyonce, Amy hasn't even decomposed and you're already exploiting her? I really hate yo azz now. The doubt I have is gone!! Really can't stand your consciencelessness!
Exploiting? LMAO. King Bey's uber talented and uber rich. She's getting NADA from this but is instead GIVING. The song was chosen by the producers of the Gatsby soundtrack because the song was perfect for the movie not because KING BEY wanted to slay it. Had this been any other artist and nothing would've been said. Glad Amy's Dad is rebuking those false reports. Beyonce did a great job as expected. Amy would've been proud as she loved Beyonce, Nas and did a remix of one of her songs with Jay.


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Thought of the day. For people with eating disorders. Abs problems. And Acceptance
I feel like I haven't written in a while so here it goes.
Today I was at the gym and I went on my sport bra after like a month of covering myself up. I've been up and down on my gaining and losing weight. For many reasons, relationship stress… being an actress, believe me its a hard career. Quitting my day job, ect.
But Today I said hey Ive been working a bit harder lately so fuck it. Fuck it indeed. Anyways I remembered something a friend of mine years ago told me while I was still a "Skinny Fat Kid" ( Skinny but still fluffy, no muscle mass) I was so mad cause I wanted to have abs and I was doing p90x and ect and they didn't poop out and then a friend of mine told me, Hey maybe you are just not an ab person. LIES!!! If someone ever tells you that say FUCK YOU to them! Under all fat there is muscle EVERYONE has abs you just need to work them out and they will show up. It took me YEARS and they are still not how I wish they would be.. of course I want them to look as lean as the chick from "Daily Hiit" but that bitch has never been fat!.. sooo yeah lucky her. Right now, Im ok, I could still do better, but I like my sweets and believe me when you are engaged and living with another actor who is naturally fit and doesnt workout and eats SHIT 24/7 its very hard to keep a diet.. I do my best. But I do love chocolate.. AND ITS OK! cause Im a human… not a robot! I like an occasional Jack Daniels and Trail Mix and Chocolate. ITS OK! if you have a day where your like fuck… I want ice cream right now.. and then your like… Jesus NO cause it will break my diet and I will gain 10pounds. SAY FUCK IT! enjoy life… If you die tomorrow… wouldn't you rather die knowing you took care of yourself in a healthy way, enjoying the beautiful bits of life, the little things like.. ice cream :) I think so :P
But then again we aren't perfect. I get many questions about my eating disorder and thats how I've gotten better and better. Knowing Im not perfect and I will never be. I smoke… a lot. Im addicted to Coffee… even more. I know I have to fix this things yes. but I don't hate myself for it.
So anyways, I want to leave you all with my conclusion of the day.
Love yourself,
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"There is a thin line between life and death" by Muhamed Bašić in Bosnia.
Perhaps a little silly but it was bound to happen! an R2D2 yarn-bomb by an artist of the same name in Bellingham, Washington. Thanks to LSD Magazine for the pic (www.facebook.com/LSDMagazine).
The main characters as the sigils of their houses. I love them all :)
I miss you so much it hurts sometimes.
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Follow your passion, says FraserProfessor Henry Fraser being kissed by his wife, Dr Maureen Skeete Fraser, at last Friday's retirement lecture. (Picture by Lennox Devonish)
Sun, September 12, 2010 - 12:00 AM
For 33 years, the medical fraternity in Barbados and the region has benefited from Professor Henry Stuart Fraser, as he dedicated his life to healing and teaching others.
And during a week-long retirement celebration put on by the Faculty of Medical Science of the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, family, friends and well-wishers celebrated with the 66-year-old.
Fraser started teaching in the medical faculty at Cave Hill in 1977, as well as his medical career as a clinical pharmacologist at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH).
He said it was never his desire to become a doctor or teacher in his earlier days. However, during a lecture last Friday at the QEH's auditorium, he said being a clinical pharmacologist was "a wonderful career choice".
He advised those present to "follow your passion".
The celebrations, which started with a church service last Sunday, climaxed with a banquet at Hilton Barbados last night.
Fraser said his retirement plans included more time with his wife Maureen, writing, more reading and gardening.
Professor J. Michael Branday will replace him as dean. (MM)
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First I made braised cabbage with apples, which entails sauteeing the cabbage and three peeled and chopped apples in a couple tablespoons of butter, adding chicken broth and salt and pepper, and simmmering everything for 20 minutes or so While it was cooking I cut a butternut squash in half and roasted it in the oven; I was simultaneously defrosting some chicken thighs. When the cabbage was done I ate some of it and divided the rest into two Glad containers (as seen on the Bravo television series Top Chef). As the squash roasted (one hour at 350; put butter, salt and pepper in the cavity) I chopped some carrots, sliced an onion, pressed a head of garlic and squeezed a lemon. When the squash was done I skinned it and put it in a bowl and mashed it with a potato masher, and split most of it between two more Glad containers. I ate a few bites of it. The chicken was almost defrosted so I mixed together salt, pepper, paprika and cinnamon and rubbed it on the chicken thighs, then browned them in two batches. Then I sauteed the onion, carrots and garlic, and mixed together water, lemon juice and honey. I put the chicken back in the pan and turned the heat down and added the water/lemon/honey mix, covered it and set the timer to half an hour. Then I remembered I had a few Brussels sprouts hanging around so I turned the oven back on, washed the roasting pan, cut the sprouts in half, doused them in olive oil and tossed them with salt and pepper, and stuck them in the oven. When the chicken was finished I put two thighs and some carrots and onion and sauce into each of the Glad containers (recall that two had cabbage and two had squash), and then the Brussels sprouts were done so I turned on the Eagles-Cowboys game and ate them. They were like a delicious salty, crunchy snack. The Glad containers are cooling right now because something I remember from the summer I worked in a restaurant is that the Health Department prefers that you let things cool to room temperature before you put them in the fridge; I also wash my hands after each time I handle raw chicken so if there were a Health Department grading system for home kitchens I'm pretty sure I would get an A.
- An adult, living by herself, having her sh-bam.
The subjects and quoted individuals in "Mixing Drinks, Adding Class" do appear to be the worst people on Earth, adherents to a stereotype so unlikeable it evokes a reaction in the reader akin to ipecac. While the subjects are despicable, however, the sentiment is not. I work in an environment where I get to hear event and party planners hold forth on such concepts, weekly. One of the things they always say is to hire a bartender when you can. It adds an air of sophistication, sure, but it also frees you and your guests from having to look after the bar for yourself. On the whole, it is a wise idea if you can afford it. Maybe not at a party in a studio apartment with a guest list of 24, though, and that is what seems so aggravating. The whole thing smacks of a person desperate for us to acknowledge her inherent adulthood, her success as a resident of New York City, her completed transition to a character from a Woody Allen movie.
(via movingsideways)
There will never be a bartender at Latkefest. If you can't mix your own drink get out of my party.
(Also I only offer soda and tonic as mixers, and limes.)
I'm slightly obsessed with the people who reblog the Rolling Stone Tumblr, because I feel like it gives me good Insight Into The Youth.
For example:
ON THE BARRY GIBB TALK SHOW. Lolololol Best.SNL.Sketch.EVER. Name's Tami. 19 years young. Born and raised in the 3OH!3. I LOVE music. It basically completes my life because without it I'd probably not be here right now. It takes a process. When I'm in a bad mood, it starts with The All American Rejects, then The Beatles, Boys Like Girls, Jonas Brothers, We The Kings, and Big Time Rush. I'm a HUGE Rockies fan and will defend those boys to the death. Tulo's my boy. I also am a fan of WWE. Evan Bourne is my most FAVORITE wrestler. I'm also a member of CeNation and even more so CeNexus. I'm kind of insane until you get to know me, then it becomes kind of expected. And even though it's all cliche, I seriously would love peace in this world. Cupcakes= Love. Don't judge me until you get to know me, but even then it wouldn't matter. I figure this Tumblr's kind of all these things put together. Mostly pictures. I reblog a lot. It's my thing.
I mean how can you not <3 ?
Oh also something else I was reminded of today is that sometimes it takes awhile, but you usually do find out, eventually, when someone you once considered a friend was talking shit behind your back. You know what? A true friend tells you to your face—they don't need to badmouth you when you're not around, because they actually want to work stuff out, not just make themselves feel better by bringing you down. Because ultimately it says more about them than it does about you, doesn't it?
Winona Ryder's Veronica Sawyer fulfilled some very specific high-school fantasies of ours in Heathers: Not only did she get the dark, brooding boyfriend who just happened to be played by Christian Slater (the fact that he turned out to be a homicidal maniac was incidental), but she was also smart and beautiful and could imitate anyone's handwriting. And she wore amazing clothes, and she was rich, and she showed an important, almost survivalist capacity to be mean when she wanted to be (look, after all, at how she treated her onetime friend Betty Finn). These were all good reasons why the Heathers wanted her in their clique in the first place; they just never thought she'd bring them down from the inside. At the end of the film, we're supposed to believe that she'd rather watch movies with Martha Dumptruck than conduct lunchtime polls, but if Veronica's high-school life was anything like ours—and save for a few of the details, like being rich and beautiful and dating Christian Slater, it sort of was—she struggled with wanting to be liked by both the Martha Dumptrucks and the Heathers of Westerburg High til graduation.
Veronica wears one of our favorite outfits of hers at the beginning of the movie—it's an ensemble that nods to both her rich-girl preppy and bohemian sides. Also, when broken down into its component parts, it seems completely unwearable, and yet—and yet!—it somehow, amazingly, works. —doree shafrir
This cozy Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent sweater would look great over a pair of skinny black jeans, but it also can be used as a super-fancy slanket on chilly nights.
Sexy and slouchy, this silk shirt by Rag & Bone can be dressed up or down, and the contrasting black buttons and oversize patch pocket give it more personality than most standard white options.
Veronica knew that showing too much leg at school was inappropriate, and this gray tweed high-waisted miniskirt by Girls of Savoy falls just this side of nice—without being dowdy.
It's obvious that the costume designer for Gossip Girl spent many hours dissecting Veronica and the Heathers' outfits, and these bright-blue tights from Anna Sui are the perfect shade of rebellious rich girl.
Soooo I got to write another In Character about Veronica Sawyer—one of my favorite movie characters of all time—and in doing so I found myself reassessing my idol just a teensy bit.
But I still have deep love for her and Heathers, obviously. (And for Of A Kind!)
Oh my god you guys Latkefest was kind of epic this year. I was a little worried at first because the latkes were not … like…. GELLING or something. The first couple batches were way too hockey-puck-like but then I got into the groove, I started using the right amount of oil and exactly the right amount of heat and my last couple of batches were honestly amazing, even though at the last second I realized that I didn't have any baking powder, which makes them just a teensy little bit better. Also let's be real, Christmas lights are the best lighting and I played the music through the TV so people could actually hear it for once, and my friend brought hand puppet temporary tattoos and there was enough to drink and I didn't run out of cups or ice or club soda (BECAUSE I BOUGHT A CASE OF IT), and it was crowded but not TOO crowded, and by the end of the night, after most of the people had left, the like 10 or so people who were still there and I had a dance party til I kicked everyone out at 3 that included such songs as "Back That Azz Up" and "Juicy" and "Rich Girl" and—possibly most crucially—The Steve Miller Band classic "Serenade."
Running this town: An introduction
So I am contributing to Doree's little idea (and this one has legs! because of the running! get it?!) because if I don't keep talking/writing about my progress I won't be as motivated. Also because I don't want it to come off as annoying or braggy, but more as communal and share-y. Like, "this is what I'm doing, this is what I found, this is how I am making it through 30 miles a week," etc.
Follow us if you're interested in running or exercising or if you are even into MOTIVATION.
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Reverb10, Day 3.
Prompt: Moment. Pick one moment during which you felt most alive this year. Describe it in vivid detail (texture, smells, voices, noises, colors).
Oh huh this is hard—I was trying to think of one moment and, you know, that was the thing about 2010—there were a lot of highs and lows and not too much in between. A lot of the moments where I felt most alive this year were outside: running a 10K in Central Park was pretty amazing, and so was learning to surf in the Rockaways, and doing the 5-borough bike tour, and picking berries in Oregon. But then I think about those things that seem really simple and ordinary but are just constant reminders of why it's fun to be alive, like making out and singing karaoke and eating cauliflower.
I'm starting to get Julian Assange confused with a Stieg Larsson character. Or maybe Stieg Larsson himself. Anyone else with me here?
By Emily Gould, Charleston Catholic High School
PRO: Use 'Happy Holidays' to include all faiths The Charleston Gazette - West Virginia News and Sports
I really wish this were by our Emily Gould.
Prompt: Writing. What do you do each day that doesn't contribute to your writing — and can you eliminate it?
I sort of feel like everything I do contributes to my writing. There are things that could be considered distractions—gchats! Tumblr! Twitter!—but in fact those are all acts of writing and creating and processing. I guess a more appropriate question for me would be "what do you do each day that doesn't contribute to the kind of writing you think you should be doing"—but that raises a whole other host of questions, doesn't it? Just because I'm not working on my novel doesn't mean that the writing I AM doing doesn't have value.
December 1 | One Word
Encapsulate the year 2010 in one word. Explain why you're choosing that word. Now, imagine it's one year from today, what would you like the word to be that captures 2011 for you?
2010: change. So much change this year, a lot of which I'm still processing. Someone said to me recently that change is fast, transition is slow. It's true. I am generally so impatient for things to happen NOW NOW NOW that it's been a challenge to slow down and allow myself to acknowledge all the changes that have happened.
2011: renewal.
The Art of the Billionaire: How Eli Broad took over Los Angeles.
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You know, my day started all rushed and crazy—I was determined to make it to the gym before work and I did but that meant basically running from the gym to work, and then a string from the hood of my parka got caught on my BAGGU when I tried to get the ID swipey card thing out of it so I could get into the elevator and I had to like wriggle out of my jacket, and then I arrived at work SWEATING because it was 60 DEGREES out this morning and also RAINING, and coffee was spilling on my hands, and I was SWEATING—and so it was somewhere around that time that I was like, today is going to suck isn't it? (Did I mention I was SWEATING?) And so far it pretty much has! I'm like… ornery and cranky and wearing a WEIRD OUTFIT, as has been previously documented. So this is all by way of saying that I am excited for the Of A Kind party tonight because then, hopefully, today will redeem itself.


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One thing I find most advantageous about having attended Central HS is the school's rich diversity and cosmopolitan atmosphere. Few schools in Philadelphia, or elsewhere in America, have a student body as ethnically and socio-economically diverse as that which Central HS has maintained for decades. The diversity really enhances the learning environment, as reflected in the diversity of Central's foreign language curriculum--which offers a variety of non-traditional languages including Hebrew, Russian, and Chinese. I took Chinese all four years at Central, and continued studying the language at college. Eight years later and nearly fluent in Chinese, people are always surprised to learn that I am a Chinese-speaking Hispanic-American. When they hear I began learning Chinese at my high school they always say: 'Your high school offered Chinese? You must have went to a really good high school!'
I just graduated from central 266. 99% of my class is attending college. Its a great school and has prepared me well for Drexel. Just the reputation of Central alone opens a gateway to great things!
My son has just completed his Freshman year at Central High School. The growth that I see in him both verbally and interpersonally is very apparent. I am extremely pleased with Central High School.
I am a graduate of Central's class of 262(2003, for those not familiar with Central) and can't begin to describe how attending there both changed and enriched my life in countless ways. Central somehow combines rigorous & demanding academics with a fun and exciting social experience, which is almost impossible to find in a high school. It also educates a huge number of different nationalities, cultures, and even countries. And amazingly, everyone gets along! The teachers, classes, and the principal are amazing, as is the relationship between teachers and students, due to the mutual respect that exists between them. When you become part of a class at Central, you gain a family that will be a part of you for the rest of your life. As the school song says, 'Dear high, dear Central High, thy mem'ries never die'.
My daughter graduated June 15, 2007, from Central High. If you have the opportunity to attend Central, take that chance. I have never been so proud of a collective group of individuals in my life. the Class of 266 was of the hook!!!! I was not only overwhelmed by my daughter's personal sucess, but I stayed on my feet through the entire graduation ceremony for each and every one of those amazing students. There were well over 25 million dollars in scholarships earned by these wonderful students of 266! My daughter received a Certificate of Distiguishment, among other awards,for scoring above Advanced in Math, Reading and Writing every year consecutively on her PSSA. She also scored an 1850 on her SAT. She would never had been able to achieve all of this without Central's assistance!
Excellent scholastic record offers MG & AP courses, students able to take courses at neighboring LaSalle University. Has both a strong and active Alumni association and a Home and School association. The Alumni Association recently constructed a multi-million dollar library and research complex. Central's Home and School has pledged several thousand dollars to the school for computer, art and science supplies. Hold Annual Women's Career Day, and an Annual Career Day, offering the student body access to numerous Alumni who work in a field of interest to the students. Social Studies program on the electoral process brought the Mayoral Primary election candidates to the school for a forum broadcast statewide. Has a strong athletics department, defending league titles in Baseball and softball, Girls basketball has 93 straight wins in Public league competition and 6 consecutive league championships. Internationally acclaimed orchestra, traveling to Eastern Europe this summer. Drama society which holds annual productions.
I would like to add a comment about the teacher quality at Central. I feel that people think that the teachers dont care about the students and that they dont pay attention to the student when this is very not true. The Central teachers are some of the finest teachers in the city. Many of these teachers could easily get a job at a higher paying school in the suburbs. Central students have no idea how lucky they are to have such talent at their disposal. I think that the reason that many Central students feel like the teachers dont pay attention to them is because Central teaches in a college-like fasion. Almost all of the teachers that I have spoken to warned me about this before hand and I completely agree with the method. It readies the students for their future. These students won't be babied in College.
I agree with many of the previous postings, with one caveat. Central is an excellent choice if your son or daughter is already academically confident, highly-motivated and an excellent student or athlete. S/he will thrive at Central. My daughter---a senior--is finally achieving her potential in small and/or AP classes with good-to-great teachers. Her first three years were less successful and she struggled with academic, racial and social issues. Her teachers were not responsive and/or attentive (and some really just need to retire). If I had the choice, I would not choose Central for her again but would select a smaller, more supportive environment where she could develop relationships with her teachers earlier and have less distractions. There is also limited parental involvement, since students come from all over the city. I felt very dis-engaged from her high school process because of the school's location, size and geographic spread.
Central's students serve as a big motivation to each other, and this is speaking from experience. Even when I look back I realized how much harder I work compared to previous years. The school is really diverse and though we have our own little groups, everyone is always welcome; nobody is left out. The opportunities here are really great, and some people just take it for granted. Get in Central if you can!! It's awesome
Central rocks! As a cross country and a track athlete and a captain of 2 clubs I was pleased with the many opportunities I was provided with in the high school. Of course my highlight was biomedical research program which will drive my future and gave me some money in the form of prestigious science fair awards. Academically, your typical yardstick measures: SAT's range from 900 to 1600, myself 1460; AP's go from 1 to 5, myself a recipient of numerous 5's. The class ranking is vicious and is so competitive that a difference between the top 40 people can be 0.1 points. Heck with all this I landed myself at UPENN and my buddies at every Ivy in the country and some who went to employment. But you need to discover these opportunities because no one will give them to you. Graduates are everywhere in the world.
My son is a freshman at Central. As a parent, I am extremely pleased with the level and content of the instruction. I love the diversity of the school, for this will assist in the further development of his interpersonal skills. The teachers are very responsive, and the website is very informative. I am particularly proud of the student athletes at Central, for in addition to attending practice, they must have a higher GPA than the PIAA requires. With Central it is strictly academics first. We had options to attend most of the best schools in the area, but we choose Central, and I am so glad we did. Best wishes to '269.'
As a parent of a 2004 Central grad, I can only say positive things about my son's experience there. It is an environment which will never be matched again for him in his lifetime. Of course, academically, it is superior, but what Central has that other private and public schools don't have is a very diverse student population with students from virtually all corners of the globe. These students are exceptional in so many ways that I cannot begin to list them. They learn the most from each other. This provides an education that cannot be obtained in suburbia. I am very happy that my son will take that with him throughout his life.
Central is an awesome school! I love it!! The teachers are great and so are the classes. Anyone would be lucky to come here.
this school is really bad and is not safe. the teachers teach nothing
I'm a member of the 265th graduating class the latest products of a magnificent place (and i must add the best so far). If its the indise scoop you want on this place a senior or a leving senior would be the best person to ask. Central is many things to everybody but never the same thing to every one person. To me central was a home, a pratice grounds, but more inportantly central was my life. I loved that school i mean it was soo much fu and the teachers were great the cultural aspects were unbelievable and the education provided is unmatched. The most important thing i garnished from central after running the freshman orientation since sophmore year was the fact that life and oppirtunities are always present. And it was central that taught me to reach out and grab them.
The best high school in Philadelphia. The academic program is top notch, the alumni and parents are both active and the administration is caring and stable. The music program is world class and there are literally more clubs than you can imagine.
This is the absolute best public magnet school in Philadelphia. This is a diverse community where the students and staff share the common goal of learning. Excellent choice !
I have found that my experience at Central High school has been rewarding thus far. I am Honored that my daughter was accepted to go to this school and will have a top notch education
Amazing, this school is absoulutly outstanding. I have learned soo much, it is incredibale
This was an excellent high school to go to. The quality of the education and classes were so excellent. Unfortunately a lot of this is not realized until leaving Central and talking to other kids who went to other schools. Also the level and accessability of extracurriculars is amazing. Students are able to make their own group as long as they can find 4 students to join it, and find a teacher to sponser it. This allows the students to be in a group with other students with similar interests. Parent involvement is very high also. As an education major now, you realize exactly how much parents have to do with the success of their children. Without parental involvement Central would definitely not be the same. Keep up the good work good ole CHS! :) -Class of 262 (2003)
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In his magisterial study, The First Thousand Years, Robert Louis Wilken sets the historical record straight:
In . . . 313 . . . Licinius (the eastern Roman emperor) and Constantine (the western emperor) had met in Milan. The occasion was the marriage of Licinius to Constantine's half-sister, Constantia. But the two emperors used the occasion to discuss matters of state and agreed on a policy concerning the practice of religion. During the summer of 313 Licinius sent letters to provincial governors . . . in the East, in Asia Minor, and Syria, granting Christians the rights they had already acquired in the West and restoring their property. This letter has often been called the "Edict of Milan" but the term is a misnomer. It was not an edict but a letter posted by Licinius from several cities in the East, such as Nicomedia, the residence of the emperor. Like other official correspondence, however, it was written in the name of both emperors and its content reflects the hand of Constantine.
Licinius' letter, Wilken notes, involved all religions, not just Christianity; it went beyond mere toleration and embodied a more robust idea of religious freedom, based on the conviction that true faith and true worship cannot be compelled; and it treated the Church as a corporate body with legal rights, including property-owning rights. Thus the not-really-an-Edict of Nicomedia and Elsewhere cemented into the foundations of the West ideas first sketched by the Christian philosopher Lactantius: that coercion and true religious faith don't mix because "God wishes to be adored by people who are free" (as Joseph Ratzinger would rewrite Lactantius a millennium and a half later, in the 1986 Instruction on Christian Freedom and Liberation). The rather humane provisions of the mis-named "Edict of Milan" were not infrequently ignored in subsequent Western history; but that doesn't alter the fact that the "Edict" had a profound and, in many respects, beneficial influence on the future of the West.
There was a shadow side to all this, however. For what we know as the "Edict of Milan" marked the beginning the Christian Church's deep entanglement with state power.
Today's challenge is quite different: it's the temptation to let Caesar, in his various forms, reduce religious conviction to a privacy right of lifestyle choice.
The immediate effects of the Constantinian settlement, both good and ill, were limned with customary wit and literary skill by Evelyn Waugh in the novel Helena. After 313, the tombs of the martyrs were publicly honored; so were the martyr-confessors, often disfigured by torture, who emerged from the Christian underground to kiss each other's wounds at the first ecumenical council. Before those heroes met at Nicaea in 325, though, grave theological questions had gotten ensnared up in imperial court intrigues and ecclesiastical politics. Later unions of altar and throne led to a general cultural forgetting of Lactantius' wisdom, as the Church employed the "civil arm" to enforce orthodoxy. Protestantism proved no less vulnerable to the temptation to coercion than Catholicism and Orthodoxy; one might even argue that the seventeenth-century Peace of Westphalia, which ended the European wars of religion by establishing the principle of cuius regio eius religio (the prince's religion is the people's religion), reversed the accomplishments of the "Edict of Milan" — and was, in fact, the West's first modern experiment in the totalitarian coercion of consciences.
Very few twenty-first-century Christians would welcome a return to state establishments of religion as the accepted norm. So however much the Constantinian settlement led Christianity into what some regard as a lengthy Babylonian captivity to state power, the "Edict of Milan" also affirmed truths that have proven stronger over time than the temptation to use Caesar for God's work. Today's challenge is quite different: it's the temptation to let Caesar, in his various forms, reduce religious conviction to a privacy right of lifestyle choice.
Lactantius knew that religious conviction is more than that. Seventeen hundred years later, so should the Obama administration and the West's radical secularists.
George Weigel. "The "Edict of Milan," 1,700 years later." The Catholic Difference (June 26, 2013).
Reprinted with permission of George Weigel.
George Weigel's column is distributed by the Denver Catholic Register, the official newspaper of the Archdiocese of Denver. Phone: 303-715-3123.
George Weigel, a Senior Fellow of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, is a Roman Catholic theologian and one of America's leading commentators on issues of religion and public life. Weigel is the author or editor of Evangelical Catholicism, The End and the Beginning: John Paul II – The Victory of Freedom, the Last Years, the Legacy, Against the Grain: Christianity and Democracy, War and Peace, Faith, Reason, and the War Against Jihadism: A Call to Action, God's Choice: Pope Benedict XVI and the Future of the Catholic Church, The Cube and the Cathedral: Europe, America, and Politics Without God, Letters to a Young Catholic: The Art of Mentoring, The Courage to Be Catholic: Crisis, Reform, and the Future of the Church, and The Truth of Catholicism: Ten Controversies Explore.
George Weigel's major study of the life, thought, and action of Pope John Paul II, Witness to Hope: The Biography of Pope John Paul II (Harper Collins, 1999) was published to international acclaim in 1999, and translated into French, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese, Slovak, Czech, Slovenian, Russian, and German. The 2001 documentary film based on the book won numerous prizes. George Weigel is a consultant on Vatican affairs for NBC News, and his weekly column, "The Catholic Difference," is syndicated to more than fifty newspapers around the United States.
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How does it work - for each process it stores a new uid (I
have choosen a name RUID = Real UID). Purpose of RUID is to keep
track of who is real owner of this process (it is inherited from
parent process and changed only when root's process runs process
under different EUID).
Sounds like what other OS's call the "audit uid" - you may want to
consider this name change (auid) given that "real uid" already has
meaning and/or extand the usage to be more than just for auditting
but that might also be mixing purposes incorrectly.
The main problem I see with this is as follows:
There are programs which are setuid-root, and that need to be
setuid-root, but for which the security status is unknown (this is most
likely all setuid programs save for a few very small ones you can read
the source for and understand yourself). It may be that during the
course of the natural operation of one of these programs that it needs
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Bolch, C.J., and G.M. Hallegraeff. 1993. Chemical and physical treatment options to kill toxic dinoflagellate cysts in ships' ballast water. Journal of Marine Environmental Engineering1:23–29.
Carlton, J.T., D.M. Reid, and H. van Leeuwen. 1995. The Role of Shipping in the Introduction of Nonindigenous Aquatic Organisms to the Coastal Waters of the United States (other than the Great Lakes) and an Analysis of Control Options. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Coast Guard and U.S. Department of Transportation, National Sea Grant College Program/Connecticut Sea Grant. USCG Report Number CG-D-11-95. NTIS Report Number AD-A294809.
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Dolly Parton latest inductee to the League of Legendary Ladies
Sheroes will be presenting their latest event, Sheroes #9: Dolly Parton, on Thursday, April 26 at The Beaver (1192 Queen Street West).
The monthly, limited-run art party series — which brings together on and offline works that playfully and peformatively explore the iconography and fan culture surrounding the League of Legendary Ladies — will be headlined by singer/songwriter Ada Dahli of the Toronto urban folk collective Fedora Upside-Down.
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The quote, in full:
"I'm so amazed at how much conversation Dolly is generating. I've long admired her as someone who has taken total ownership of her image. There is no joke you can make about her that she didn't already make herself. She has been enormously successful as a woman in a very male-dominated niche (country western!!!), and has crafted an ingenious asexual hyperfemininity that she deploys with wit and cool-headedness and power."
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I have been reading that a collection, whether paid or unpaid, effects fico scoring the same way. However, I read on my scorewatch report that paying off a collection and having it report as paid helps with your fico scoring........any thoughts???
A collection or your CR, either paid or unpaid, is a major derogatory item and it will ding your score. Paying the collection will not improve your score IMO, at least I have never seen it work this way.
Thanks for the response. This is what is on my scorewatch report....word for word.
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Thanks for the response. This is what is on my scorewatch report....word for word.
- Pay off collections, judgments, or tax liens.
Unpaid collections, unsatisfied judgments, and unreleased tax liens are all evidence that you have not paid your debts in the past. Paying off the debts that resulted in a collection, judgment, or tax lien won't remove it from your credit report, but it will reduce the damage it causes to your score. But be aware that paying off a collection, judgment, or tax lien will make it recently active, which could cause your score to drop in the short term.
Yeah, perhaps you would get a small boost, but dollars for doughnuts it will be small if/when it shows up. And note the last sentence about last activity date ~ when it changes the last active date you will get dinged, again.
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We have to give credit where credit is due. One thing that the Chinese automakers are clearly excelling at is perfecting the art of copying existing vehicles. The newest victim is the Ford F-150 which JAC Motors out in China has just pulled off with surprising accuracy.
Set to debut in April at the Beijing Motor Show, the JAC 4R3 looks almost identical to the Ford F-150 SuperCrew from bumper to bumper. What's worse is that JAC is not one of Ford's partners. What's most humorous is that the 4R3 will be powered by a 2.8-liter diesel engine with just 108 horsepower and 177 lb-ft of torque. The 4R3 obviously won't warrant the same heavy duty work as the F-150 and is probably lighter weight which allows it to get away with such a weak powerplant.
What's next from the Chinese automakers? A clone of a Rolls-Royce Phantom?
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"Pot" Lollipops in Candy Stores Stir Outrage
Anti-drug educators on Long Island were upset about reports that candy lollipops shaped like marijuana leaves are being sold in New York State stores, first discovered at delis in Buffalo.
"If it's in Buffalo, it's on Long Island, it's everywhere," said retired NYPD narcotics detective, Michael Zotto, to PIX 11 Monday.
"Pothead Lollipops" and "Pothead Ring Pots" are produced by a novelty supply company, Kalan LP, located in a Philadelphia suburb. The candy sells online, wholesale, for $1 a lollipop--or $1.50 for a package of three rings. Company President, Andrew Kalan, sent a statement to PIX 11: "We developed the marijuana-shaped candy as a response to the growing movement among adults in the U.S. towards legalization. As a company, we do not take political sides; our goal is merely to capitalize on what we see in the marketplace,"
Kalan said the "sour apple" tasting candy--with a stamp on the package calling for the legalization of pot-- is selling in about a thousand stores around the country. Zotto--who teaches anti-drug classes in Suffolk County, Long Island--said the pot pops send a terrible message. He's already been talking about other products sold in some gas stations in West Islip.
"We have 'Mary J's Brownies'--which contain melatonin, a sleep aid," Zotto told PIX 11. "It's Mary J--like Mary Jane, slang word for marijuana."
Zotto's underage teen son has helped his father illustrate how easy it is to buy the "relaxation" brownies. The 17-year old bought one brownie for five dollars recently at America's Petroleum gas station on Montauk Highway. "It makes you sleepy: it makes you drowsy," the teen told PIX 11.
On Monday, the teen returned to America's Petroleum to buy something else: "Hydro"--incense which comes in a small jar that looks like potpourri--often used for something else. "Kids smoke this and it"s like artificial weed," Zotto's son told PIX 11. "They put this in a bong, a pipe, and just smoke it."
The small jar of "Hydro" cost the teen $21--and he told us he wasn't asked for identification. When PIX 11 went inside America's Petroleum to talk to the shopkeeper, right after the purchase was made, he seemed confused by our questions and did not seem to have a good grasp of English.
Mike Zotto asked, "Are our gas stations becoming the old 'head' shops?"
It's worth noting that back in 1997, the Federal Trade Commission banned the once-popular "Joe Camel" packaging for Camel cigarettes, because it was too popular with people under 18 years of age.
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Lately, I've only been reblogging Kanye or POTUS posts. Talk about quality.
"What I noticed is that that office takes your personality and exaggerates it — you become a caricature of who you are. And he has a personality trait that costs him politically, and it's the personality trait of a writer. He really is at bottom a writer, and the trait is — he's in a moment and not in a moment at the same time. He can be in a room but detach himself at the same time. It's almost as if he's writing about it at the same time he's participating in it. It's a curious inside-outside thing, and the charge that he's aloof grows right out of this trait.
Michelle Obama's DNC speech tonight has drawn rave reviews, igniting social media networks across the board. it's since been reported that she wrote the speech herself, and had been practising it over the course of the last month. What did you guys think? (Part 2 here, credit to Playstationality.)
Click the link for the rest of Baroque Yo' Mama's hilarious article.
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A lot of people on the internet are using this quotation to comment on the way Americans have celebrated Bin Laden's death. I get the point that it is rather morbid to celebrate anyone's death. I know killing Bin Laden will not end terrorism; and it may, in fact, exacerbate threats to security. But let's be real here. If the United States decided not to kill the man, they would have just keep him in Abu Ghraib or Guantanamo and tortured the shit out of him (which is a complete human rights mess in itself). Anyone who thinks that 'love' and forgiveness was the way to deal with Bin Laden is delusional. Anyone who thinks we should have spared him his life and granted him the right to a trial hasn't been paying attention to the news the last nine years. The problem with quotations is we universalize them without understanding the context in which they were stated. Who really knows what MLK Jr. would have thought about the Geronimo E-KIA operation. Homeboy would have probably still been celebrating the fact that Obama's commander-in-chief. We don't all have to rejoice at the fact that Al Qaeda's figurehead was killed. Different people react differently. But I think it's perfectly fine to feel a sense of relief and justice - and to celebrate it. I don't think it's fair to fault Americans for rejoicing. Most of the explanations I've found just want to be politically correct about the whole ordeal. Fuck political correctness. The guy killed 3,000 people in 9/11 alone. Who knows how many Muslim civilians died under his orders. Most days, I don't actually believe in the saying 'an eye for an eye'; but Bin Laden is a definite exception.
I'm glad the motherfucker is dead.
"I know that there's going to be a segment of people for which, no matter what we put out, this issue will not be put to rest. But I'm speaking to the vast majority of people, as well as to the press: we do not have time for this kind of silliness. We've got better stuff to do. I've got better stuff to do."
— President BARACK OBAMA, during a press conference after the White House released his long-form birth certificate.
One night President Obama and his wife Michelle decided to do something out of routine and go for a casual dinner at a restaurant that wasn't too luxurious. When they were seated, the owner of the restaurant asked the President's Secret Service if he could please speak to the First Lady in private. They obliged and Michelle had a conversation with the owner. Following this conversation President Obama asked Michelle, "Why was he so interested in talking to you?" She mentioned that in her teenage years, he had been madly in love with her. President Obama then said, "So if you had married him, you would now be the owner of this lovely restaurant," to which Michelle responded, "No. If I had married him, he would now be the President."
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Note to future husband. A man can't be without his woman ;)
She's the HBIC of this OTP. ONTD has been my mechanism of procrastination the last few weeks. Forgive me.
Palin: Obama Asking for Punch in the Face
President Obama's nuclear weapons reduction policy is "like a kid asking for a punch in the face," Sarah Palin said yesterday. "It's unbelievable," Palin told Sean Hannity. "It's like getting out there on a playground, a bunch of kids, getting ready to fight, and one of them says, 'Go ahead, punch me in the face. I'm not going to retaliate. Do what you want to with me.'"
People "are going to rise up and say: 'No more.' National security, national defense is the No. 1 job of the federal government," she added. On another topic, when asked if she feels embattled Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele should step down over the sex-club expenses flap, Palin responded: "I think he's doing a great job." Palin made her remarks appearing with Minnesota Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann on a special edition of Hannity's program in Minneapolis before an audience of people who had just attended a Palin-Bachmann rally, reports ABC News.


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89-year-old ex-Nazi arrested for past war crimesUpdated: 2014-06-20 22:47:28 KST
Nearly 70 years have passed since the second World War ended.
Eighty-nine-year-old Johann Breyer was 17 when he joined the Nazi military as a guard, and for the past six decades has been living in the United States.
But this week, Breyer was arrested in Philadelphia upon Germany's request on charges of having aided in the killing of 216-thousand German, Hungarian and Czechoslovakian Jews in Auschwitz.
"His guarding along with all the other guards, who were in that circumstance in the death head batallion that he belonged to, made it possible for those killings."
There's a good chance that Breyer will now be turned over to Germany as the U.S. has an extradition treaty with the country.
Ten years ago, a U.S. court ruled that Breyer was not responsible for his acts during World War Two because he was so young when he joined the Nazis.
Breyer, who has been living in the States since the 1950s, has claimed he was forced to carry out the heinous acts.
Despite that, Germany never stopped looked for evidence, and recently found out that Breyer had received several awards for his active participation in the genocide of Jews.
Germany's persistance in punishing those responsible for past wrongdoings continues to gain attention here in Korea, as it stands in stark contrast to Japan's attitude towards its past atrocities.
Japanese authorities have done little to nothing to compensate or apologize to the women that were forced into sexual slavery by Japanese troops in the early 20th century.
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The full moon seems to perch amid the trees in a picture taken near Stuttgart, Germany, in March and released last week. The moon looks larger on the horizon than when it's overhead because of an optical effect called the Ponzo Illusion: The human brain perceives the sky as a dome, so we subconsciously think the moon is farther away—and thus larger—when it's on the horizon than when it's above us.
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Cheryl Dunye is a director, screenwriter, and filmmaker whose work explores issues of race, class, gender, and sexual orientation.Her work is characteristically postmodern in the self-referential disclosing of Dunye's role as both actor and director. Combining intensely personal accounts with humor, Dunye's films and videos are engaging and provocative, revealing the complexities and struggles she has faced, as well as her happiness and pride, in being an African-American lesbian. Dunye wrote, directed and starred in her first film which was the first African American lesbian feature film, The Watermelon Woman.
Dunye serves on the Directors Guild of America's Independent Council and on the advisory board for New York's Independent Film Project's Gordon Parks Award. She was also a mentor for IFP/ West Project Involve and a board member of Los Angeles OUTFEST
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I have been in love with Cheryl Dunye since I was 16… Sigh….
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Earrings: I don't remember. sorry.
Oh my God this outfit is 100% amazing! I am in love with the jacket.
I'll also go ahead and leave this right here.
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I am consistently surprised that I am bound to the same planet by the same force of gravity as these people.
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the year was 2003.
3? My senior year I had 4!
This is one out of the three portraits I made for my Transfiguration of Iconic Images: Intergenerational Mujeres in Mexican & U.S. Icons project (a final for Ethnic Studies: Ethnic Art course).
This one is a self portrait and I chose to transfigure Loteria card: La Sirena. To me the image of la Sirena represents this notion of a hybrid (she is part woman, part fish), being mixed or mestiza, and represents living in two worlds. But beyond that, she demonstrates a balance between two identities and cultures, something that I have been doing (though challenging) for some time now, with being X/Chicana, being born in the U.S. with parents from Mexico, and genderqueer.
But yes, this is me: short hair, glasses, small boobs, wide hips, and with multiple identities and cultures… i love myself this way.
I will always reblog anything from this photoshoot with Paula Patton. She is totally my dream girl.
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Report on being a public guest at Certified Counselors and Hypnotherapist Advisory Committee Meeting was held on January 23rd, 2014 By Jackie Foskett, CH
This is by memory, but I was pretty focused, so I think I can say this report is accurately represented!
The following North Puget Sound area hypnotherapists attended the meeting as well as carpooled together. Jackie Foskett, Young Seo, and Lura LeFevere
Ray Zukowski and Howard Batie were also in attendance from the south area. There was another person, whom I never met, seated in our same area. Tim Livingston, a Certified Counselor was also present as a public guest.
All committee members were present, although the committee is still lacking 2 public members. There were 6 (maybe 7) Health Dept staff that oversee this committee, present as well.
To summarize: This meeting was an official Advisory Committee meeting that happens quarterly that focused on the agenda presented.
The items on the agenda were as follows: Rules update
Global Assessment of Functioning Tool-this has to do with how certified counselors determine how to practice within the scope of their legal practice limitations. The original "tool" that was legislated in has now been removed due to a recoding of the DSM 5 so they are looking for a new "tool". This may require a change in the law.
Manager Reports Focused on: Executive Director Updates Licensing stats Budget Fee Increase for certified counselors and certified advisors (this is in response to the cost of having to "credential" the counselors…loss of revenue because so many dropped out and did not go for the credentialing process…and more
Continuing ed –regarding international studies and how they can be applied to the certified counselors and certified advisors credits—a subcommittee was formed.
ByLaws were revised and reviewed….and need approval….tabled for next meeting, so members could re-read everything.
Legislative Meet Me Calls—These are weekly calls that a member sits in on to get info about other aspects of proposed or revised legislation that may somehow cross over to members of who this committee represents. They needed a back up person to the person already committed.
Assistant Attorney General's report-She had nothing to report on.
Public Comment: Ray Zukowski wondered why the Hypnotherapists are even in this group/committee. Answer: they've been lumped together for such a long time….no changes will be made (or something to that effect!) Ray also wondered why hypnotherapists have to be "registered" at all, as there are EFT'ers, coaches, and many more who are not "registered".
No clear answer, except…since it was decided whenever to "register" the hypnotherapist and that is a law…it's very difficult to make a case to the legislators who are up to their necks in so many other areas of law to take away such registration. It's a protection to the public and you'd immediately get a review of what is being done to protect the public.
There is currently at least one case that is pending with a hypnotherapist who sexually abused his clients…they say if that gets headlines in the news, as did the cases with the counselors, then we could be on our way to the same "credentialing" process as the counselors ended up with. Nothing is at all being discussed about this at present time, but it behooves us to stay tuned to make sure nothing does come up. Howard Batie asked for more background checks on people wanting to be registered as a hypnotherapist to ensure better protection for the public, but it was noted that there is already a background/police/criminal check for anyone applying to get registered for a hypnotherapist.
That pretty much covered the topics of public comments.
Consent agenda was next Future Agenda items Adjournment


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The Oakland Athletics announced Friday they have exercised their 2014 options on center fielder Coco Crisp and left-hander Brett Anderson.
Per MLBTradeRumors.com , the A's will buy out the contracts of outfielder Chris Young and catcher Kurt Suzuki.
Crisp is coming back on a $7.5 million deal for next season after he became the first Oakland player since Ruben Sierra in 1993 to hit 20 home runs and steal 20 bases in the same season.
For his part, Crisp would like to remain in Oakland long-term, saying after the A's were eliminated from the American League Division Series by the Detroit Tigers that he wants a long-term deal (h/t CSNBayArea.com).
"I've always stated my comfort here," Crisp said after the ALDS. "It'd be nice if they enhanced the years … and kept me here for awhile. The ball's in their court. I enjoy playing here."
Closer Grant Balfour and starter Bartolo Colon filed for free agency on Thursday and the organization has to decide by 2 p.m. Monday whether or not to extend the one-year, $14.1 million qualifying offer to either or both.
The qualifying offer guarantees draft pick and draft slot money compensation should the player subsequently sign elsewhere. But the qualifying offer carries with it the risk of a player accepting the one-year deal for more cash than the team is really interested in ponying up.
Anderson had an $8 million option for next year. He was 1-4 with a 6.04 ERA and 1.612 WHIP in 44.2 innings in an injury-plagued year. The 25-year-old made 16 appearances, five of them starts, and also earned three saves.
Young's $11 million option will be bought out instead for $1.5 million and he becomes a free agent. Suzuki's contract would have paid him $8.5 million in 2014; he will instead get a buyout of $650,000.
Young came over in a trade with the Arizona Diamondbacks last winter and hit just .200/.280/.379 with 12 homers and 40 RBI in 375 plate appearances.
Suzuki was re-acquired from the Washington Nationals on Aug. 23, but appeared in just 15 games with the A's. He was 10-for-33 with two homers and seven RBI, but Oakland is already stocked at catcher with young Derek Norris and late-season hero Stephen Vogt, while utility man John Jaso is also primarily a catcher and is still under club control, though eligible for arbitration for the first time this winter.
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ArtBeat Radio Covers a song by Ryan Gosling's ghoulish band, Dead Man's Bones. Because we are just. So. Hip.
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Jamond is back with his take on the song that made Coldplay the biggest British band since…well, since that other big British band.
Jamond was singing this song as he walked through the door of TAP II today. Obviously, we couldn't pass up the opportunity for the rest of the world to hear his take on this indie standard by Bright Eyes. Happy Friday, everyone!
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The Marsalis Family, "Music Redeems" (Marsalis Music, on sale by Aug. 24). Irresistible. Consummate jazz show business recorded in concert at the Kennedy Center, from the opening salvo, family drummer Jason whistling, trading four-bar phrases with trumpet player Wynton and then merging with him on Charlie Parker's "Donna Lee" before family patriarch Ellis — arguably the greatest father in jazz history — takes the kind of solo a pianist has to take when he's in the company of musicians as fine as his sons.
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Grandmother Reese:
You're fat! My husband was fat. He's dead now. You must eat like a pig!
John Bourgignon:
A pig. Yeah, yeah.
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Cigarettes'll kill you. My husband smoked, you know. He died from smoking too much.
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I thought you said he died 'cause he was fat!
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He was fat, with bad lungs.
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Born and raised in Vernal Utah to Jack and Mildred Seitz. Married to Jill Smith and father of 3 sons and 1 daughter. Graduated for Uintah High School. Attended University of Utah where I studied pre- optometry. Graduated with a Bachelor's in Visual Science from Southern California College of Optometry in 1987. Graduated with a Doctorate in Optometry from Southern California College of Optometry in 1989. I interned at Chinle Indian Health Hospital and Los Angeles VA Outpatient Clinic. Co-owner of Seitz Eye Care Inc. since 1992, I have worked there since 1989 with my father who started the practice in 1960. I have been a member of the American Optometric Association since 1985 and I have been a member of the Utah Optometric Association since 1989, serving as a board member from 1997 to 1999. I was a Scoutmaster in Boy Scouts of America for 3 years, Chairman of the Board of Vernal City Planning and Zoning and Youth Sports Coach. I have also taken two trips to Mexico with the Lions Club Vision Program.
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I was born and raised in Vernal Utah, Graduated from Uintah High School and attended Southern Utah University from 1986 to 1988 with a major in Spanish. I graduated from Southern California College of Optometry with a Bachelor's of Science in Physical Optics in 1989. I received my Doctor of Optometry from Southern California College of Optometry in 1992. I did a residency at Tuscaloosa Veterans Affair Medical Center from July 1992 to June 1993. I have been part owner of Seitz Eye Care, Inc. since 1993. I received Utah's Young Optometrist of the year in 1994. I also serve on the Hospital Staff at Ashley Valley Medical Center in Vernal starting in 1995 to present. I was a Board member of Vernal City Planning Commission from January 1997 to December 1998. Volunteer for Utah Volunteer Optometrist for Humanity, Scoutmaster for the Boy Scouts of America from July 1999 to February 2001 and Board member for the Intermountain Natural History Association from 2001 to 2004. I am married to Dawna Nielsen and the father of six children.


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Hi having an issue with FOG multicasting. We are using 0.31 The error is No Job was found for this mac address. I have tried deleting manually each MAC address file but havent tried anything else below.
Any ideas as we really need to get multicasting working.
Below is a link taken off a site with the above issue.
Recently upgrade to 0.29. Every since multicast does not work. Unicast does. We get the following error.
"No job was found for MAC Address"
How can I fix this? Also, I am using eth1. I noticed there are several hard coded references to eth0 in the code which I had to change to fix this.
I've seen this error - I think there is a bug. If a multicast job is killed via the web interface, the tasks are successfully removed and the PXE jobs deleted from /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg (the 01-<mac address> files)
However, if a multicast job fails or is aborted, the tasks are cleaned up but the PXE jobs remain. This causes the "no job was found for MAC address" error. The fix for this is to manually delete the 01-<mac address> files from /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg
I'm not using eth0 either but I don't recall seeing hard coded references to it. There are several places in the fog settings page where you can update the interface *including a UDPcast interface setting) but I found one I think I had to do manually:
MULTICASTINTERFACE in /opt/fog/service/etc/config.php
Don't forget to restart the FOG services after changing this. Also, you can view the multicast log from the web console which may shed some light on the problem.
I have removed the jobs from /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg however the error still exists. In the code this error is thrown when it doesn't find the job in the database. Could this be a permissions thing on the database tables since the upgrade?
Something is really busted