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Jan 13
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DogBert says:
Fast laps on low fuel, and new, soft tyres can flatter to deceive. But anyway Cal didn't suck, he just got caught out trying to match Rossi on the brakes, never an easy thing to do. There's no conspiracy.
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Epic start to the season, I was on the edge of my seat for much of it!
Brilliant performance by Lorenzo, think regardless of the start he would have won, he definitely had more 'in the tank' if you'll pardon the expression in light of the cool down lap!!
Great ride by Cal, but Rossi had the speed down that straight after drafting him so it was always going to be a hard ask to beat Vale on the brakes, especially whilst sat on the rumble strip, at least he didn't lose his 5th spot.
Not sure what to make of Pedrosa, Marquez and Rossi seemed to break him in that final few laps, hope he gets his mojo back next race.
Finally a sensational ride from Rossi to come back from 7th making reparations for that silly mistake at the start, Dovi is the last of the late brakers and on fresh tyres as well.
The best part for me at least was that as the laps went on I could see Rossi's confidence in his machine and perhaps his own abilities returning, lap after lap he seemed to settle in and push the bike harder and harder.
Its not often we get to see the Yams bucking and sliding but that seemed telling how much confidence Rossi had in his machinery. The battle with Marquez was outstanding, both bikes out of shape, some moves by Marquez that seemed to defy physics.
Lets hope we can continue this excitement at Austin, a track that seems to suit the Hondas from what we've seen so far.
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simoncbr1000rr says:
C*** just about sums you up....lorenzo dominated that race start to finish.....if he'd kept the hammer down he could have won by 15 seconds.....and no if rossi had not have ran wide at turn 1 he would still not have caught lorenzo...that's the truth C***
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hugelean says:
Why the fuck after 2000 years of over confident sportsman making a cunt of themselves do they still not learn. Regroup cal and comeback fighting better to say it on track..saying yam want to see two factory bikes at the front after qualifying makes stoner look reasoned ..
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pannyderosa says:
you are clueless and that sums you up completely.
Jun 10
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bluehaze60 says:
Great race,Lorenzo just checked out & left the rest to fight it out,Marquez firing it out of the corners on the rumble strip(awesome)Rossi will only get faster as the season goes on, cal rode a great race, was never gonna out do Rossi on the brakes, also cal on basically the 2012 Yamaha .ducati still have a mountain to climb,all in all a great race
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bryfor59 says:
What a start to what looks like an amazing season's racing in all classes, great to see Rossi back and so competitive from the off, Marquez also unbelievable in his first ever race in the premier class!!!! roll on texas!!!!!!
So your saying if rossi had not ran wide he would have won the race?......who did u say is clueless
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Really hope Rossi brings back the post win shenanigans. Lorenzo should feel comfortable enough in his own skin not to. Golf fail ouch!
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Whether he 'would have' or 'could have' won is academic - that was an 'epic' ride by Rossi which NOBODY can deny!
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The Thing with Two Heads
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Ray Milland
Rosey Grier
Don Marshall
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"They transplanted a white bigot's head onto a soul brother's body!"
I saw this in the theater in 1972, when I was 10 years old. It's amusing to recall that, at the time, I actually took it seriously! (I was just a kid, okay?) Over 30 years later
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Dr. Desmond performs the first stage operation in the basement laboratory at Kirshner's mansion. Needless to say, the old man isn't too pleased to discover his noggin's been attached to one of "those people." Jack isn't too happy, either, when he finds out what's been done with him and the ultimate fate of his own head. With the help of the disgruntled Dr. Williams the two-headed convict escapes from Kirshner's estate, a posse of cops hot on their heels and Max's honky head bitching and moaning the whole time. Jack's only hope is to get to his girlfriend's place and hide from the authorities while Williams figures out a way to safely unattach the unwanted 'guest.'
Meanwhile Kirshner's head slowly begins gaining mental control over Jack's body...
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is a veritable laugh riot once the operation is done. It's routine B-picture fare until then but well worth the wait. The situations and dialog are so absurd
all played totally straight
that I simply
to believe this was done intentionally, putting the film squarely in the realm of camp. Milland is especially fun to watch, playing his patented late career 'crotchety mean old man' shtick to the hilt. (And to think he was the 1945 Best Actor Oscar winner for his performance in
Lost Weekend
... Here, he's strapped cheek-to-cheek with a hulking 350-pound black guy, grumbling lines like,
"What's for dessert? Watermelon?"
) Grier isn't much of an actor but you can't help but root for him; I suspect he was hired mainly because his huge frame could conceal Milland while trussed up behind him. (Where the flick could've really gone for the gusto would've been casting "
" himself, Rudy Ray Moore, in the part. I can only imagine the comebacks!) Then there's the prolonged chase sequence, involving the demolition of 14 police cars (though some are the same wrecks shot from different angles). While escaping Jack and Williams blunder onto a motocross course, stealing a cycle from a startled rider and leading the cops on a merry dance. Set to funky "wocka-chika-wocka-chika" riffs, the sequence lasts for nearly 10 minutes, with a fleet of patrol cars basically doing donuts in a field as they chase the stuntmen on the bike, one of which has the bobbing fake Milland head buckled to his shoulder. It's mindless filler of the most blatant kind, the part of the film that deliberately
and unsuccessfully
goes for out-an-out humor with its Keystone Cops antics. Still, the scenario's so gonzo one can't help but be agog. I mean, where else will you ever see
like this?
Occasionally MGM's
Midnite Movie
line includes discs with bonus features, even audio commentaries.
isn't one of them. Only the amusing theatrical trailer is provided. It's a missed opportunity, I feel, because I'd really love to hear some of the behind-the-scenes stories concerning this flick. (Milland passed away in 1986 but Grier, Marshall, Perry and director Lee Frost [
The Defilers
The Black Gestapo
] are still around.) Even as a bare bones DVD, however, this is a great buy for cheese addicts. For a 30-year old low budget exploitation pic the disc's audio-visual quality is exemplary. The (1.85:1) widescreen print used for the transfer looks terrific; the digital mono audio track is particularly good
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[Pros] It keeps the mosquitos away. It's organic. It's convenient to carry in your bag and easy to apply. I personally like the smell. [Cons] The spray version may be better if you're going to be out on a super hot day (this product might melt in the heat). The scent is good, but you end up smelling like the product. Some people might find the scent too overpowering. It is an oil based product so it does feel sticky (it's like a lighter salve-like consistency). Even though there are some cons, the product works and I have it on me at all times in the summer. I will buy again. 香りは強いので好き嫌いはあると思いますが、効き目はバッチリ。夏には必要品です。べたつきますが、私は気になりません。薬局で売っているブランドはディートが入っているので、こちらの商品は安心して使えます。オススメです。
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This works great, even with our legendary mosquitoes! I refuse to use deet or other bad chemicals. This is a great alternative and since it is a stick, easy to even put on the face and on kids. It smells good, too.
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I have tested this now once and it worked! No mosquite bites during a long weekend in the country side. Scent is quite strong but nice and citrusy.
Keeps mozzies away from applied surfaces
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Our bedrooms are regularly infested with MANY mosquitoes. This anti-bug balm is certified organic by USDA, easy to roll on, and has been effective in keeping the mozzie away from the applied surfaces. Great for outdoor excursions to the zoo, bird park, etc. too. Baby has also been using it since newborn days. As a precaution, always read through the ingredients, and do a patch test by applying a small amount (wait for 1 day) to clear any skin allergy reaction.
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Help is on the way for one area family dealing with cancer. Saturday's benefit at the Wisconsin River Golf Club in Stevens Point will benefit the Jim Kluck family.
NewsChannel 7 first introduced you to Jim and Jody Kluck and their seven children during one of our "Your Stories" reports. Jim was recently diagnosed with an inoperable tumor on his brain stem.
Without life insurance, Jim worries about his family's future, but after Saturday's fundraiser, family and friends are hoping his mind will be eased a bit. All the proceeds will be used to help the family with medical and living expenses.
If you are not able to attend the benefit but would like to make a donation, you can send it to the following:
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By Heather Hatfield
With the future personalities of their two young children in their hands, Jennifer Bianco and her husband want to make sure the amount of praise they give their kids is just enough so they are confident and secure, but not so much that they turn out to be unbearable egomaniacs.
"While I think my kids are brilliant and beautiful, and I want to praise their every move, I do my best to dole it out when it's warranted," says Bianco, of Providence, R.I. "But I admit -- I'd rather her give a little too much than not enough."
Bianco is not alone in her parenting dilemma. A lot of moms and dads these days struggle with finding the right balance when it comes to praising their kids, and answering questions like, how much is too much? How much is too little? Is quantity that important, or is it the quality of praise that really matters?
While there's no secret formula, experts explain to WebMD the when, where, and how of praising so parents can use it as an important tool in raising confident kids with a healthy sense of self-esteem.
Status Quo of Praise
Parents everywhere praise their kids when they do well in school, win a ball game, or build an impressive sandcastle -- anytime their kids do something remarkable, or in many cases, something plain, old vanilla.
"We are becoming praise junkies as parents," says Jenn Berman, PhD, a marriage and family therapist and author of The A to Z Guide to Raising Happy and Confident Kids. "We've gone to the opposite extreme of parents from a few decades ago who tended to be more strict, and now we overpraise our children."
By giving kids heaping portions of praise, parents think they're building their children's confidence and sense of self -- when it may be just the opposite.
"Somehow parents have come to believe that by praising our kids we improve their self-esteem," says Paul Donahue, PhD, founder and director of Child Development Associates. "Though well- intentioned, putting kids on a pedestal at an early age can actually hinder their growth."
Too much praise can backfire, it seems, and when given in a way that's insincere, make kids afraid to try new things or take a risk for fear of not being on the top all the time -- where their parent's praise has put them.
"There is something about praising your child constantly that is belittling," says Berman. "There's an underlying message that the child has to get his parent's approval all the time and constantly look to the parent for validation."
Still, don't go too far in the other direction -- not giving enough praise can be just as damaging as giving too much. Kids will feel like they're not good enough, or that you don't care, and may see no sense in reaching for their accomplishments.
So what is the right amount of praise? Experts say that the quality of praise is more important than the quantity: if praise is sincere and genuine, and focused on the effort, not the outcome, you can give it as often as your child does something that warrants a verbal reward.
The ABCs of Praise
"We should especially recognize our children's efforts to push themselves and work hard to achieve a goal," says Donahue, author of Parenting Without Fear: Letting Go of Worry and Focusing on What Really Matters. "One thing to remember: it's the process, not the end product, that matters."
Your son, explains Donahue, may not be the best basketball player on his team, but if he's out there every day, shooting baskets, running drills, and playing hard, you should praise his effort because it's above and beyond the norm -- regardless of whether his team wins or loses.
Praising the effort -- not the outcome -- can also mean recognizing your child when she has worked hard to clean the yard, or cook dinner, or complete a history assignment. But whatever the scenario, praise should be given on a case-by-case basis and be proportional to the amount of elbow grease your child put into it. Here are some real-life examples from the experts that demonstrate the praise fitting the accomplishment:
When your child does make that special effort that deserves praise, you can certainly dish it out as you see fit. But one no-no that experts agree should be avoided at all costs is praising with cold, hard cash.
"I believe that we want children who are self-motivated," says Berman. "If you tell your daughter, 'If you get an A on the test I'll give you $5,' then you are creating a situation in which your child is motivated by money, not by the positive feelings of success."
While offering your kids cash incentives isn't a smart idea, you should embrace opportunities to celebrate their hard work and achievements.
"Going out for ice cream or a special meal after a good report card or musical performance or some other achievement is a way of celebrating children's hard work and persistence," says Donahue.
Praising Tips
Praising your kids is an important part of building their self-esteem and confidence. But there are some important dos and don'ts to keep in mind before you break out in applause that will help your child find value in your words of encouragement:
Be specific. Instead of saying, "You're such a good baseball player," say, "You hit the ball really hard and you are an excellent first baseman." Being specific is much better and helps kids to identify with their special skill, explains Berman.
Be genuine. Praise should always be genuine. Kids have a way of knowing when your praise is insincere, and you lose trust. Worse yet, they become insecure because they don't believe your positive words, and they find difficulty in telling the difference between when you really mean it and when you don't, explains Berman.
Encourage new activities. "Praise kids for trying new things, like learning to bike ride or tie their shoelaces, and for not being afraid to make mistakes," says Donahue.
Don't praise the obvious. "Try not to overdo praise about a child's attributes: 'You're so smart, handsome, pretty, bright, talented, gifted,'" says Donahue. "Parents and grandparents are of course going to indulge in some of this, and that is OK, but if our kids hear a constant litany of praise it will begin to sound empty to them and have little meaning."
Say it when you mean it. Saying "Good job," when you mean it, or "Boy, you really worked hard on that paper," tells children that, as parents, you recognize the value of their hard work and efforts, explains Donahue, and that you know the difference between when they work hard at something, and when it comes easy.
Focus on the process. Praise children for their effort and hard work, not for their inherent talents, explains Donahue. "Remember, it's the process, not the product that matters," he says. "Not all our kids will be fantastic athletes or brilliant students or accomplished musicians. But children who learn to work hard and persevere have a special talent. As I like to say, pluggers go far in life."
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Rochester, N. Y., March 30th, 1891.
My Dear Dr. Bell:—
On my return home after seeing you in Philadelphia, though I had considerable institute business to attend to, I felt that I must hurry to do what I could to prevent the Hartford people rushing into print, as I feared they would do if Dr. Gallaudet had gone to Hartford as he told Mr. Crouter he had planned doing, unless they had opportunity for knowing another side of the matter which Dr. Gallaudet would present to them.
I arrived at home on Sunday, the 15th, and on Monday we had a holiday and fete day, for it was the birthday of the founder of the school; a day celebrated with great enthusiasm by the children, and a time when the principal is expected to be most agreeable to the little ones. We had a delightful time, so that I quite forgot Dr. Gallaudet, but the next day and day after were devoted to getting of a letter to Dr. Fay of Hartford. I inclose the letter that I wrote Dr. Gallaudet. I also copied a letter I received from Dr. G. O. Fay, which I thought he would have no objection to my sending you. I waited for his consent, however, before sending you any of this matter. I received Dr. Fay's answer this (Monday) morning. He says his letter to me was personal and for my information only, and if it has helped me in forming my judgment, it has answered its end. I am sorry not to have you see it for it would give you as sincere satisfaction as it did me.
You will see in the letter to Dr. G. O. Fay I have taken the liberty as Mr. Blattner— I suppose it was he— has done in the Texas Mute Ranger, of stating what you believe . I sent you a marked copy of the "Mute Ranger" on Friday.
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The Science Journal of the American Association for Respiratory Care
Very little has been reported in the medical literature regarding the financial effect of caring for stable ventilator dependent patients and other patients needing intensive respiratory in a special unit other than an intensive care unit (ICU). At our institution, St.Mary's Hospital/Mayo Medical Center, a special unit was opened on January 1, 1990, to house chronic ventilator dependent patients (CVDU). The purpose of the unit was to either wean the patient from the ventilator or train the patient and the caregivers to provide home airway and ventilator care. In 1994 the size and mission of this unit was expanded to permit the care of non-invasive ventilator patients and tracheostomy patients requiring consistent and adequate airway management outside of an ICU. During the period January 1, 1993 through December 31, 1998, 964 patients were admitted to this unit for 12,075 patient days of care. Of the total, 420 were ventilator dependent with tracheostomies, 339 were admitted for establishment of and training in non-invasive ventilation or for intensive airway/tracheostomy and respiratory care. 49% of the patients were admitted from four major surgical ICU's (thoracic and vascular surgery, emergency room/trauma/general surgery, cardiovascular surgery and neurosurgery). The remainder of the patients were transferred from the medical ICU and the coronary care unit. Another 205 patients on home ventilators and/or with chronic tracheostomies, were admitted directly to the CVDU.
We carried out a cost analysis of the various ICU's, that transferred patients to the CVDU by year from 1993 through 1998. In addition costs for the CVDU were established by year for the same period. Both direct and indirect costs were identified. We then calculated the cost effect of transferring these patients for care from high cost ICU's to the lower cost CVDU. The cost savings for the six years was calculated for each ICU transferring patients to the CVDU. During the six years of this study $4,832,551 in patient care costs were saved by moving patients from ICU's to the CVDU ($3,183,029 in savings was realized in invasively ventilated patients and $1,005,574 in the care of non-invasive ventilator patients and tracheostomy patients requiring consistent and adequate airway management outside of an ICU). The cost savings on 205 patients directly admitted was $643,948. In addition, the rate of successful liberation from the ventilator and survival was calculated for all ventilator dependent patients. These data will be presented in details


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Having The Guts To Tell People Their Business Is A Bad IdeaJune 20th, 2013 by Alan Yu
I often watch shows such as business ones where various people are judged by wealthy people on whether or not they feel the person has a viable business to succeed or invest into. This usually results in a panel of people too where there is usually at least one guy that tells it bluntly with no remorse if he/she feels the person has a horrible idea and will fail. As a viewer most people would usually criticize this person for being so mean spirited for example which I guess is what the show wants for entertainment.
Today though I was thinking how so many times we as a friends or family members simply wouldn't say that to our close ones and instead will cheer on their business even if we are pretty sure that it may not be the best idea for them to pursue. Usually in those cases it is too late as many would go all in even if it means mortgaging their home to get the appropriate funding.
It's such a tricky situation from my point of view because as the entrepreneur you can easily say that people are simply naysayers as there are thousands of examples where people received no support or positivity from the people they knew only to end up following through with their idea and becoming extremely successful.
I personally think the notion of your friends and family members can be too bias in these situations are true and so solution wise maybe the best thing is to find someone who has no real relationship with either party. Basically using a third party in general. If you can't say it directly to them then simply approving something for fear that it will damage the relationship isn't exactly helping them.
For myself I am usually not that blunt. I usually try to explicitly say that it is my opinion only if I feel something is a really bad and that the person should try to get as many opinions and feedback as possible. I personally think that helps to prevent the idea to the person that you are simply pessimistic about their idea in general which usually puts people in a defensive mode. Instead, it is more of a critique or a free focus group per se for them. Just some small adjustments to the way you communicate your message can make a big difference. At the end of the day people need to know if others think something is bad and understanding why to make the best decisions.


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Condors: A Sight for Soaring Eyes
So many things must come into play in order to reach our ultimate goal of self-sustaining California condor populations in the coming years. Especially in Baja, Mexico where we have to deal in two cultures, economies and lands capes. One major plus is that our Mexican team of biologists sports endless energy and know how, having been with the program since it began in 2002. They braved mountains of permits and paperwork when the first five pioneer condors joined the program.
In the US, program managers collect condor food from stillborn cows from dairies. In Baja, we ask the local ranchers first if they have any carcasses available and canvass the landscape for dead or dying livestock much like the condors do on their own once released. These food animals go to supporting the condors in the aviaries prior to release, as well as after.
We use the carrion to teach the birds the rudiments of foraging by strategic placement of carcasses throughout the landscape in a pattern that challenges but not overwhelms the fledgling population. The rule of thumb is to manage the food placement with special emphasis on the least able to forage birds in the flock. The other, more experienced birds figure it out first and the less experienced birds follow their example.
When we began the Baja reintroduction program in 2002, there was a hope that there would be enough carrion in the Sierra San Pedro area to support a population of approximately 50 condors. The only real way to know was to let the birds "tell us" after they developed sufficient foraging abilities and study their patterns and level of foraging success. Also an important part of the equation is our own education about the release landscape and where sufficient carrion might be available.
Over the past decade, the birds have expanded their foraging range to about 350 square miles finding dead deer, bighorn sheep, and livestock but it does not appear to be enough.
At the Big Sur release site, managed by the Vantana Wilderness Society, condors feed mostly on beached marine mammals. This was a historical food supply for condors but over harvesting by humans in last century nearly ended these species as condor diet items.
That has changed.
While marine mammals are now an abundant and rich food source, levels of residual DDT have caused some egg breakage. Fortunately the pesticide levels are diminishing in the area making this food supply a promising bet for the condor's future in northern California.
Just 250 miles south of the condor release site in Baja are colonies of sea lions and grey whales. Sources indicate that the DDT levels should be much lower than those found in the California marine mammals, but we need samples tested to be sure. Southern Baja coastlines offer tremendous potential as condor foraging areas if we can get the birds to realize it.
Three methods, or a combination of them, would likely be successful:
First, transplanting several experienced condors part way to the southern destination and letting them fly back, homing pigeon style, to get them used to the area and the route. But since there are no other condors to the south, they will not stay.
Second, they could be taught the path to the south by using fixed-winged drones painted to look like condors and flown to consecutive feeding sites to teach condors the route. But again, without other condors in the area, they may not return.
Third, by releasing a small group of 5 or 6 birds in the high food concentration area, methods one and two could be employed as the released birds become established.
Reaching self-sustainability is an important goal in our wild California condor populations. With a little more work we will achieve it in Baja.
Mike Wallace, Ph.D., Program Manager


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Jesus taught that a person is not worthy of being his disciple unless that person hates his father and mother. In fact, he goes on to say that a disciple of his must also "hate his own life." On this program, the hosts will take a look at texts such as this as they discuss parables of costly discipleship in their continuing series through the Parables of Jesus.
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text: Fiscal Cliff: Media Spins Fiscal Insanity into Obama Victory Print article Send a Tip by John Nolte 2 Jan 2013 post a comment After a week's vacation during which every day was spent waking at the crack of noon to ensure the TV was in good operating condition, I returned to work this morning only to discover that the elated celebratory mood the mainstream media entered into after Obama's reelection victory had increased ten-fold. Today, headlines and discussions throughout MediaWorld are all centered on Obama's "victory" in the exhausting and ultimately contrived Fiscal Cliff drama that finally played itself out after 85 Republican members of congress agreed to raise taxes on those making more than $400,000. Whew, it's over. We've avoided the crisis! The GOP caved! Obama won! America's saved! But the only victory here is a major political one for Obama. Thanks to these negotiations, the GOP has entered into a disarray of infighting and burnt its base by violating a long-held, time-honored pledge not to raise taxes ... ever. Absolutely nothing else of consequence happened this morning. Nothing. The deficit's still exploding by the second, entitlements are still headed towards a cliff of their own, and an economy weighed down in large part by the uncertainty of all this debt continues to sputter. Currently, the federal government runs annual trillion dollar deficits. All this new tax increase is projected to raise is $620 billion over the next ten years. That's $62 billion a year, or what I call Not Deficit Reduction. Also, if history is any guide, the damage these tax increases cause to economic growth could actually cost the government a lot more than $62 billion a year. Like Obama, though, the media simply doesn't care about the deficit. If it did, The Narrative today wouldn't center on portraying Obama's political victory as something that's good for America and our economy. Instead, a responsible media would be talking about how projected revenues from this new tax increase will do less than nothing to reduce the deficit and how irresponsible it was for Obama and Democrats to push something through that did next to nothing to reduce spending. It's just a fact, though, that the media's role in all of this was crucial in ensuring absolutely nothing was done to reduce spending; for it was the media that framed the Fiscal Cliff debate in a way that defined success as a fiscally meaningless tax increase on the wealthy. And it's no coincidence that this is exactly how Obama and the Left wanted the debate framed. Obama's never made any secret of his long-term goals. Unlike past presidents, including Democrat presidents, Obama doesn't define success as other presidents have. Obama's not at all interested in economic prosperity. Instead, out of some twisted sense of social justice, Obama's true goal is to explode the size, scale, and scope of the federal government. The more the people are ensnared in some form of government dependency, the better. Because this is Obama's goal, the media sees its job as much more than just helping him to achieve it. The media must also spin this goal into something Bigger, into something it most certainly isn't: good economic policy. Time and again, straight through to just a few hours ago, history has shown us that political leaders can get away with absolutely everything with a well-oiled propaganda machine on their side. Knowing this, our media's not only aiding and abetting Obama's push to explode our nation's debt in ways unimagined the day before he took office; the media's also redefining this reckless behavior as "responsible," "reasoned," and good for the economy. Follow John Nolte on Twitter @NolteNC


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EFF legal guide for Bloggers
Just got a mail from a legal support list pointing out the Legal Advice for Bloggers on the Electronic Frontier Foundation website.
G8 draws nearer – it's getting exciting
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It is getting quite exciting now – only 2 weeks left till the G8 protests beginn.
Check out Indymedia Scotland and Indymedia UK!
We plan to start with daily features now on Indy Scotland.
June 4, 2005
Censorship on Community Radio
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Well, not much to say actually apart from the headline. I am foaming, but still biting my tongue and not yet break the story, maybe it can still all be sorted out with some good will and also it is much better now after having had a rest than the previous days.
Thank god, that there are courageous, brave community radio stations also out there who want to make the world a better place, community radio stations which also report about human rights abuses in the USA and the gas protests and uprising in Bolivia, community radio stations which report about Linux and the flaws of Microsoft.
Anyways, what I particularly disgust is not only the superficiality of the "entertainment" programs, but also the "comedy" programs in which humour is defined as personal, discriminative, patriarchical abuse and bullying.
And I react pretty badly to news about human and civil rights getting taken the piss by these disgusting caracters.
It is even worse to know, that as soon as they are of the microphone, they are basically approachable and sensible, but in front of the micros, they are bullies without ends.
Anyways, after having a deja-vu from last years broadcast in July, I basically refused to leave without having finished my news programme, and had a bit of a go at these people.
Now it seems the radio station does not want any more international news, nor any news from a different angle than the usual mainstream media "New Speak".
What I find even more upsetting, is that another Indymedia volunteer had his show pulled, too, but because of a different reason and he always puts so much work into it, pre-records all his pieces, puts music under the pieces and makes them entertaining. He organised a course for newcomers and lives and breathes radio.
I find it especially unfair because he puts so much work in it, and his show on friday was on a total different topic, and he had invited about 5 guests in the studio.
His pieces are also quite factual, so really can not understand, that as soon as a complaint is received they next show is pulled, even though it might have nothing to do with it.
Odd policy they have here.
Since I first arrived here, I always wanted to continue doing community radio, like at home. Slight problem is the accent of english not being my mothertongue, and this is a bit of a difficulty apparantly.
I just want to do the same stuff like I did at home, and even am not bothered of being on air, if the time could be used to the best benefit for the people. Another problem is that there is nobody to consult, at my favourite radio station from home (1), there is always somebody who earned the respect to ask and follow their opinion.
I am wondering if it is worth to put the energies into an unpolitical project and try to convince them to respect us as Indymedia Radio and our content, or if it would be better to build up our own alternative?
Anybody having any answers to that problem? Exchange of experiences would be appreciated…


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1808 Riverside Ave So suite 211, Mpls MN 55454
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I think overwhelming majority mosques are doing a wonderful work for our community in MN but we have a few imams that has beenvery extreme in their interpretations
Yes CAIR has never helped the families of the recruited Somali American youth. It sided with the Imams that tried very hard to silence us when we spoke out. For that matter we had to do several demonstrations asking CAIR to leave our community alone
I do not have any resources at all. I d love to pay all those volunteers. Besides it was a job nobody wanted in the begining but now I see many leaders getting involved
You seem to be doing a great job against an army. I think many Americans would contribute to your cause. Give us a mailing address (not just a pen pal) so we can support you. It has often been the guy who picks up a cause and runs with it like you who is helped by those cheering you on. -A former peace corps volunteer.
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Mt history of helping, organizing, interpreting has earned me a good name and that has been a very powerful tool that aided me to stand up for this issue. In the beginig the radicals continously lied to the community that I was out to destroy mosque. That message made alot of the community to doubt me. That was a big tool for radicals. Then I had to prove that I was telling the truth by bringing the families out and claim their sons. Then I had to prove all the youth missing belonged to the center where the leadership were condemnig me. After 3yrs, 95 percent of community treat me well after learning the truth
I appreciate the invitation by Congressman King. It was an opportunity for us to take our case to the American public. I am a Muslim and I love my faith and I am not allow a few nut cases to spoil it
Everytime that article like this come out, I see two reaction from two groups. People with cultural and language barrirs are lied to by the radicals who misinterpret the article into such things. "Bihi said destroy all the mosques. Bihi said all Somalis are terror minded" And it takes a lot of efforts from meto go afterthat. But those who read english are energized and get the word out
I think learning the culture and hiring from the community is an important element
Islam is very peaceful religion. Fanatic imam misenterpret the Holy Book. They call any Muslim who do not agree their violent and extreme interpretation and nfidel that needs to be condemned.
Hello Mr. Bihi. Unfortunately, as I am a college student myself, I do not have much to spare by way of monetary support. However, this article, your efforts within the community, and the level of your personal dedication to this issue deeply moved me. As a student living in St. Paul, I would greatly appreciate the opportunity to volunteer at the Somali Education and Social Advocacy Center, and was wondering if this was at all possible.
In addition, I have a question for you: How can the municipal government of Minneapolis involve itself more in reaching out to at-risk Somali teens? I have been to the Riverside Towers complex, and it seems purposely isolated from the rest of the Cities. Do you think the city government should take on more responsibility in this matter?
I thank you neighbor very much and I need your valuable time so we can work together with the youth. I think the city needs to be more vissble in terms of investing in the community. The continuation of its absence is not really good
For 15 yrs I have been fighting for civil rights in my community whether it is labor issues, discrimination, affordable housing, accessing interpreter or for that matter I have had the only walk in legal clinic in the country for Somali in MN. So I am for civil righs but this question was always framed in amethod that made me look bad
Why is that this group of youths is any more likely to turn to terrorism than say, a group of underprivileged American-born children? I thought Islam was a religion of peace? Are they incapable of thinking for themselves? It's the same argument that has been given for decades about the drug war - "just say no". Why can't these resist the "temptation" to turn to terrorism?
The Somali American youth are the smartest people I know. They very intelligent. But there are several issues here. There is a tremenous pressure from firs generation who want them to grow up like they did back in Somalia. They want the youth to behave like they were in Somalia. They want the youth to speak Somali which mostly can't. You also have over 65 percent manned bysingle moms. You also have almost no resources or programs for youth. There are no choices in this community. The radicals are the ones who filling the dady role model. But when I started working with these youth, it made me cry how they are caught in these situations
Some people are saying you and your supporters are just trying to get the media's attention and that you make your voice heard only when the media is present. What's your response?
I think my work is something that was and is not attractive for anybody with their right mind in the begening. And it is not something I enjoy but I had to stand up to Goliath in my community. Most important thing I would like people to know that in this country YOU CAN Stand UP and let the facts run. Saving my community is no show
What tactic have you had the most success with?
Early in my work I have learned that the stratigy of the radicals was to win the hearts and minds of the community by misinforming them about my work and the issue. Since then my bulk of my work was to educate the community about the reality of the recruitment and brainwashing that was taking place as well as proving to the community that there are many young men recruited as a result of that. I can saykeeping the community informed is very vital
I want to remind you thatthis issue was not public until We spoke out. Since then we see a huge progress. Mind you the intricacies of the radicalization is very sophisticated and highly advanced. There are many non Somli Americans that have been recruited. The question of the mosque was the biggest tool used by these folks to imply that we were against Mosque. Mosque, as yo know is a holy building and buildings do not committ crimes but people do. Therefore we are holding those leaders whom we have trusted our young to educate but betrayed us and turned our beloved ones into killers in far away Somalia
I think my friend
I think you should stand up for it. You might lose a lot of dear things. It is worth it!
I do my best to do what I can. I saw the tears and pain of those mothers. I do not want that to happen to any mom.
I do not attack people or leaders but that does not mean I should be quite and go away from the facts happening. As you know Islam teaches us to speak up agains injustices
10yrs ago when we had a conflict with MPD after a Somali mentally ill man was shot, we started to sit down with MPD. We requested that MPD hire Somali speaking policemen. Chief Olson did then. I am very proud to say we have over 7 Somali American policemen working our neighborhoods. The made a tremendous difference. We also have a lot of professionals including Mds, Social worker, RNs, Businessmaen and women. Somali American marines, navy, army and many vets
After we spoke out, Somali American parents are very aware and appreciate our efforts.
Do your best to serve, your work might meet some daring challenges but at the end it'll speak for itself
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