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Jim Anderson - a popular home-grown rock singer that pays tribute to Elvis Presley's early years - is performing on the Main Stage of the 30th annual Sunrise Kiwanis Pumpkin Fair this weekend in downtown Manteca.
The Moving Wall - an 80 percent replica of the Vietnam Memorial in Washington, D.C., - is returning to Manteca a little more than 20 years after its first appearance.
Editor's note: This is an abbreviated version of a column about the Manteca High Vietnam Moving Wall ceremonies that former Manteca High student and Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Sammy Davis appeared at that was published in March of 1993.
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Hey there cool dude! Just wanna say that you are awesome!Loading editor
Awww thanks, you keep being awesome too :DLoading editor
frist i was acussed of socking twice on MLP wiki yet i didnt do it and a Mod bands me without proof or Evidance that i done something wrong . then almost 2 weeks past and i get a werid emial saying my ban was upgared to infinate yet i haven been near the wikia since i got banned so when i try to ask the user why did he ban me he is quiet then when im trying to expalin the incident to other user on another chat the user (who was quiet unitll now) Acuesse me of somthing else i didnt do so i lost my temper and called him a "bully" and told him to stop he banned me from that other chat. he says i broke rules which i did not do but after futher readings of the rules on the wiki i was oringllay on i found out he broke some rules himself.
1.Give bans only when necessary, and keep ban lengths as short as possible. Bans are at the discretion of moderators/admins, however they must still be kept appropriate.
2.Moderators do not "outrank" other users. All users shall receive equal treatment
So please hear my message out and please help me out.Loading editor
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All users shall receive equal treatment
You received fair treatment for what you did, so, what exactly is the issue?Loading editor
my friend did the thing and comfessed but the user still banned me and would not lisend to my friend and also insulted him a couple of timesLoading editor
You're supposed to keep your account secure, so if your friend is doing things on your account, then you are circumventing Wikia Terms of Use.
You're still to blame.Loading editor
he wasnt usein my acount i said that in the my frist messege , so if you didnt read that then well you dont really care about users and your being mean.
Your'e still to blameLoading editor
I don't think it's that I didn't read what you said - it's that I didn't understand your English.
I apologise if you feel I am being mean, but I think I am being fair. You've yet to convince me why I am not being fair.Loading editor
so now your making fun of my english , you still dont get the point.Loading editor
Back to the main topic, I am 100% sure you have no friends using your account or impersonating you, especially after when you got banned in MLP chat and also Community Central alt accounts came in with your same IP and mannerisms. You are not fooling anybody, and you will stay banned. Please do not message Callofduty4 or any other MLP wiki admin again, else it may be treated as harassment.Loading editor
can u stay out of this your harssing me nowLoading editor
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Hello. I'm talking specifically to you as a link at the bottom of the page leads on your discussion page.
The essence of the case: on ru.mlp.wikia was loaded about 50 videos, which is a full-fledged series. Given the fact that the official channel Hasbro contains only advertising cuts of the episodes. And on this website, as YouTube not find a single series, personally I can conclude the company is not interested in the free dissemination of their work. In our case (the use of links to third-party hosting) permission from the copyright holders not been received.
The Wikia rules, as YouTube has a clause prohibiting copyright infringement.Loading editor
You should remove any links to third-party hosting of episodes. Unless those third parties are licensed by Hasbro to show MLP content, they are infringing on copyright.Loading editor
Hey COD4, sorry to be annoying but there are two spam pages on the Samsung and Asus Wiki and one has a bad word and one is just plain spam. Since I'm not an admin on those wikis, could you please delete them? Thank you.Loading editor
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To get a quicker response, post this to the VSTF.Loading editor
Sorry about that. My apologies for being dopey, please forgive me.Loading editor
Hello, please use our buttons on the pages ("Report Spam"). So we can better respond. I have the page deleted.Loading editor
Thank you and sorry for my stupidity.Loading editor
No Problem, glad to help :)Loading editor
No stupidity to worry about. Let's face it - we all do silly things more than once in our life, so don't feel too ashamed when you do something ridiculous.Loading editor
Okay. Yeah, I did make a few mistakes in life.Loading editor
No need to apologize, thank you for reporting it!Loading editor
No prob! I love tech, so yeah...Loading editor
It's always cool tot help out the VSTF. Just remember the vstf.wikia.com site next time :)Loading editor
okay, got it! I want to help wikia as much as possible! I will never do anything bad! Promise me!Loading editor
I'm 99.9% positive you won't!Loading editor
you are a piece of moldy pancakesLoading editor
One of the contributors who frequent the wikia I'm an admin at, Sakurai's Cat, is saying that he is constantly getting blocked and unblocked from wikia many times recently and just wants it to stop. The reason I bring this to you is because he name droped you as the last person to block him from wikia. He told me that he apoligized for what he did, and that he wouldn't do it again. Would you make sure he is unblocked please? (Sorry if there are any spelling errors, dealing with some things and can't really proofread to well right now.)Loading editor
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Hi, VSTF generally do not unblock users. He'll probably have to wait at the block, and sockpuppeting will hurt.Loading editor
It seems it was just a glitch Left, no need to worry I guess. I just freaked out because I thought it would end up with everyone being banned.Loading editor
Sakurais Cat wrote: It seems it was just a glitch Left, no need to worry I guess. I just freaked out because I thought it would end up with everyone being banned.
I agree with Sakucat.Loading editor
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Hi, VSTF generally do not unblock users. He'll probably have to wait at the block, and sockpuppeting will hurt.
Wouldn't you say sockpuppeting is assuming too much? It's not the name, it's the man behind the name that matters. It's not like he's going around tricking people into thinking he's actually Sakurai's Cat. But that is besides the point, as according to my friend, it was only a glitch in the system. Good day.Loading editor
If you look here, you can see that cod4 has never blocked a user or IP on that wiki. That means it is indeed a glitch.
In order to fix the glitch, we need to have a block ID, to check if it's one of our global blocks that is acting up.
Thank you :).Loading editor
Mr. Left wrote:AwesomeOrange89 wrote:Wouldn't you say sockpuppeting is assuming too much? It's not the name, it's the man behind the name that matters. It's not like he's going around tricking people into thinking he's actually Sakurai's Cat. But that is besides the point, as according to my friend, it was only a glitch in the system. Good day.
Hi, VSTF generally do not unblock users. He'll probably have to wait at the block, and sockpuppeting will hurt.
Well, they have access to see if it is a sock. However, per Mime, that user was never blocked. Just a glitch that should be handled soon!Loading editor
dear Callofduty4
I just joined the wiki stream about a week ago, and i wanted to take part in the chat room areas to talk to people who like the same stuff as me. So i went to a wiki you are on called MLP wiki which has a pretty popular chat room , me being a fan i disted to join. the chat was great as i was meeting people who liked the same stuff as i did , but the one user started to talk to me about some questiions, in PM he asked stuff like "How long have u been here" and "I heard another user say the before" then he started calling me a sock (which at the time i didnt know what it ment) and ingorned it thinking it was just a rude remark. Then its says i got kicked from the chat so i leave and come back to see why i got kicked then it says i been banned which was a shock to me because i did nothing wrong.Then i went to my profile to see whats going on and then its says Infinate ban Mutipule accounts. i was confused because i only had one accout on this wiki. so the relizing i had no change with this wiki i went to another one with nicer people.But then the same user from before comes into that wiki and starts taunting me on how HE got me banned and starts acting like a mod. so i upset because he did this on PURPOSE.Loading editor
Using multiple accounts to disrupt the chat is disallowedLoading editor
I do not have mutiple account your not liseneingLoading editor
but i am begging you to allow me one more chance on the mlp wiki i have learned my lession and i think i am rdy to return to the chatLoading editor
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Tell me how you have learned your lesson, and also tell me the lesson that you learned.Loading editor
i learned that its not ok for me to bring everyone else down just beacuse im depressed i learned that we all have our problems and some of us like to keep them quiet and go to places like this to escape and have fun with others so me wining on about my problems could be bringning those ppl downLoading editor
In-case it helps, CoD, this user has been a rather persistent nuisance on Nukapedia, and is currently very close to a permanent chat ban. Not entirely sure how genuine their apology is, as they are most certainly a repeat offender across what seems to be multiple wikis.Loading editor
ive never been on nukapedia you have me mistakenLoading editor
608673 wrote:
ive never been on nukapedia you have me mistaken
So you are also a liar - http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Special:Log/chatban?page=User%3A608673Loading editor
thats the fallout wiki not nukapedia -_-Loading editor
608673 wrote:
thats the fallout wiki not nukapedia -_-
The Fallout wiki's name is Nukapedia. Anyways, I have no further input - I just thought you should know about that, CoD, and I will leave now since you are more than competent enough to handle this by yourself.Loading editor
I want you to spend time away from the MLP wiki to make sure you have really sorted out your behaviour. The ban isn't a punishment, it's to stop you causing harm to others and to yourself. If you have had recent bans on other wikis too for your behaviour, then make sure you sort out your behaviour on all of these places.Loading editor
fine....Loading editor
You'll sort out your behaviour by following the advice I gave you a week or so ago. You need to see a doctor about being depressed. From there, you can work on all this other stuff and you'll get better. Understand that the bans you have are truly for your benefit. No one is banning you as an act of punishment to make you feel bad.Loading editor
well i still feel bad and of course bans are a form of punishment thats why there called bansLoading editor
and i am seeking help for my depressionLoading editor
Hi Cod4, why did you globally blocked my account? I forgive you of my paranoia.Loading editor
why from an hour to week to a monthLoading editor
1 hour - Candlekeeper's original ban.
1 week - My ban length, given how poor your behaviour is on a routine basis.
1 month - The amended ban length considering you're not very good at learning from past bans.
The ball's in your hands, I'm only responding to the passes you give me. If you want to pass me bad behaviour on a routine basis, combined with failing to learn from previous bans, the only thing I can fairly pass back is a long ban.Loading editor
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@608673: Don't take this offensive at all. Cod4 and Tupka just reminded you that you need to wait for your chat ban to expire before you be able to chit chat again, and please be sure to read their chat guidelines first.Loading editor
well too bad beacuse i took that quite offensively -__-Loading editor


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PENINSULA — The 2013-14 school year marked the first year on the job for Woodridge High School Athletic Director Nick Mayer, who described his experience as "enjoyable, but busy, busy, busy."
"It was definitely a good busy, though," he said. "It was an awesome first year and was a crazy first year. We had a lot of things happen with a ton of calamity days, but we had some great success — some postseason success — and some great experiences. Our baseball team made it to the state elite eight. Our track and cross country teams made it far. It was great."
Mayer said he is finding his second year on the job to be "even more of an enjoyable experience" than his first year.
"I know the kids and the coaches better, and I have relationships set up in the community, and those are the reasons you do this job," he said. "There's a level of comfort there and I can just kind of go out and do all of the things that are related to this job without having to worry about building those relationships as much this year. Being there a year now, you get more reward out of planning and all of the long hours if you actually get to see how it pays off."
One change for the school this year, Mayer said, will be the addition of a new athletic trainer.
"We've moved over to Akron Children's Hospital," he said. "Mike Johnson is coming on board. He's going to be solely at Woodridge. He's our athletic trainer."
Another change is the hiring of a new football coach, Jeff Decker, who arrives from Chagrin Falls.
"He's a teacher rather than a tactician, which is great," Mayer said. "I saw him out on the field a couple of days and he's a hands-on instructor. He has a great presence on the field for a new head coach and he's a great communicator. He also really trusts his assistants and he utilizes them well."
In addition, girls tennis head coach Pete Mally will now also take over the boys team.
"Pete's got college playing experience and he also has experience within our district," Mayer said. "He knows our community and he knows what works here and what doesn't. He knows the game of tennis really well and he relates to the kids well."
Overall, Mayer said he expects all of Woodridge's fall sports teams to "be successful both on and off the field."
"We've got a great group of student athletes returning, and we have a strong freshman class coming in," he stated. "We are really excited. Everyone is fresh off a summer break and eager to get back at it. There's definitely an excitement in the air at Woodridge."
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Corporations such as the Dublin, Ireland-based Jefferson Smurfit Group (a paper packaging firm) and Oil Palm (a palm oil manufacturing
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waging between the leftist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) and the far-right paramilitary United Self-Defense
Forces of Colombia (AUC), a war which has escalated in recent years (Mykle 1998). As a result, human rights abuses have occurred
on both sides with innocent people caught in the crossfire. As one group takes control of an area, reprisals against suspected
enemies are carried out indiscriminately and "millions of dollars from drugs, extortion and kidnappings" are collected
via ransoms, with the use of drug trafficking (which traffickers using Chocó's provincial capital, Quibdo, as
part of their route), and black-mail (Oslender, 2008). The diocese of Quibdo documented 700 murders in the area by the AUC
between 1996 and 2000 (IPS, 2008) from guerilla warfare. One of the most tragic events in Chocó's
history occurred on May 2, 2002 in the small town of Bellavista. On this day, 119 villagers were killed and 98 wounded as
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2007). Reports indicate that the FARC threw a homemade mortar bomb into a church were 900 people were hiding from the crossfire.
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After Bristol Palin and Levi Johnston announced their engagement on the cover of Us Weekly without briefing her parents first, Sarah Palin quickly responded with a seemingly chilly statement to The Today Show. "Bristol, at 19, is now a young adult," it begins. "As parents we obviously want what is best for our children, but Bristol is ultimately in charge of determining what is best for her and her beautiful son. Bristol believes in redemption and forgiveness to a degree most of us struggle to put in practice in our daily lives." (Read the full statement here.) What's the takeaway from Palin's words — especially in terms of how she'll handle her family and the media in light of a rumored presidential run in 2012? Commentators offer interpretations: (Watch a CNN report about Palin's response)
The Palins hate Levi: After this erstwhile Playgirl model trashed the Palins in the press, it's unlikely they'd welcome him with open arms, says Dan Amira in New York magazine. "Grudging acceptance mixed with subtle resentment seems like the best you can hope for, and that's basically what 'the Palin Family' offered...." The statement can be summed up as, "We are helpless to stop this really terrible decision from happening. We have yet to stop hating Levi. At least Tripp will have someone to play catch with."
"Sarah Palin is ecstatic about her daughter's engagement to Levi Johnston"
They doubt Bristol's judgment: "It's hard to miss the inference in the first line that what's best for Bristol and what she's intent on doing are two very different things," says Allahpundit in Hot Air. And "the bit about [Bristol's] capacity for forgiveness suggests that, in this case, maybe not everyone in the family shares that capacity" in their cold Alaskan hearts.
"Er, great news: Bristol Palin and Ricky Hollywood getting married"
This episode, though characteristic, won't slow the Palins down: "Continuing the family tradition of communicating via press release, [the Palins] icily note that, at 19, Bristol is an adult," Gail Collins says in The New York Times, a word that reads as a dig at Bristol's youth and naivete. But, the Palin show will go on. "What next?" Collins asks. "My money's on an all-Palin-Johnston edition of 'Dancing With the Stars.'"
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Is Palin's terseness a sign of new savvy? Does this unusually short, succinct statement signal a new direction in Palin's media strategy, asks Mediaite's Glynnis MacNicol, or is it just a temporary stop-gap while she formulates her next best media move. Remember, this is a woman who issued multiple Facebook notes on Piper's vulnerability in the aftermath of journalist Joe McGinniss' arrival next door. Some are speculating that Levi's return to the fold indicates that "Palin is keen to wrap up loose ends now that her presidential ambitions appear more serious, so perhaps this new brevity is a sign she intends to keep her family out of the spotlight going forward." But don't count on it.
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Day 91, Cleaning Tanks
... one for the newly introduced larvae and the other for fish of 3 cms and above. Some of filters had to moved up a scale, so more were prepared and the old screen were put to clean.
Some of the tank are developing a parrasite. The fish begin to rub against surfaces, lite the bottom or against the tube of the siphon. The tanks are slightly drained and formaldehyde is applied to water.
Day 88, Aquaponics System
... from the fish to the biofilter, with gravity you pass clean water to the first tray, were he has lenteja de agua (lemna), the two the second tray, filled with gravel up to the top, and growing mint and lettuce for now. The second tray has a bell siphon. as the water rises in the second tray water is pushed throw and up two vertical tubes, the forced flow out of the tray pulls water down and ...
Day 83, Lots of Work and Responsabilities
... this cool device that forces artemia out of its "sheel". Its a tube shaped like a check mark, and inside there are a ton of magnets. As water with artemia is forced form the short end up to the long end, the magnets force the artemia out of its shell, speading up the whole process. The artemia is then placed in a tank with oxygen and ready to be fed to larvae.
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Went down to Puerto Rico to go fishing on the Cavalier.
We only caught 1 Wahoo of 25 kg, and a small Bonito. Still a fun day. I then headed to a small bay where I pitched up my tent and stayed there till Sunday. I hade some litereture on Aquaponics to read, so I did that with the usual snorkeling.
Day 73, Stress Effects on Fish
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Chamber Music Duet with Grace Fong and Jacob Braun
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January 27, 2013
Enjoy an afternoon of wonderful chamber music with concert artists Grace Fong on piano and Jacob Braun on cello. Dr. Fong is a Professor of Piano at Chapman University and a recording artist.
"Every note audible with perfect phrasing, clean articulation and delicate nuance—seemingly effortless passage and octave work in the difficult final movement . . . one sits back and goes, wow!" -Tom Aldridge, Indianapolis Newsweekly.
Jacob Braun has earned praise as one of the most versatile and accomplished cellists of his generation, a cellist with "a distinctly warm . . . and gorgeous dark tone" - The St. Louis Dispatch.
"Fong played with an easy elegance. . . painting impressionistic landscapes with hardly any drips or smudges…" - Washington Post
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This blogsite is a humorous, journal-type page. It is written by a disabled, single mother who is dealing with several issues with a positive outlook on life.
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
A Mile Long Cake Walk
Today was a mentor/mentee party at one of the schools that I visit. One of the main events happened to be a cupcake/twinkie walk. My little mentee girl friend must have walked around the circle 30 times before she landed a treat. She never once showed any signs of a bad attitude or of giving up. A few of her teachers have told me that they are still trying to figure out what she is all about. One believes that she is left alone for most of the afternoon when home from school. Once again, I realized just how blessed I was to have a Mom who was home for us when we needed her the most. And also a stable home life and routine. I never felt lost or lonely like my new, little friend seems to be sometimes. I seem to learn every day just how many kids are almost left to bring themselves up and how just because you have children, does not automatically make you a good parent. And also, "Bless the good and caring teachers of this world!" Hug a teacher, they do amazing work.
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
A Torturous Bracelet?
I was in the check out line during my weekly visit to my local Target store when I noticed a cute bracelet on the cashier. At least I thought it was cute at the time. The bracelet was a basic band with jingle bells. These bells were medium sized and "jingled" with each movement of her hand. I told her that I thought the bracelet was "cute." She told me that she hadn't chosen it and that Target was making her wear it. That seemed very strange. I mean, the sound was annoying to me and I only had to be around it for maybe five minutes! I just have to wonder why these cashiers are forced to wear bells on their wrists. Aren't their jobs challenging enough? And especially during the holidays? Imagine loud, shaking bells on one of your wrists while you were typing or doing a task. How distracting. I would go crazy. People are going to shop Target the way they always do. Target is necessary to so many. What possible purpose do these bells serve? Too much. Can't let it go...yet.
Thursday, October 30, 2014
"Mom, Why Do you Buy the Dill Seasoned Green Beans?"
We had a busy kitchen here tonight. My daughter was making buffalo chicken dip for 100 people, my son was helping me roast off some vegetables, Brody was picking up his barking signals from the new pup upstairs...and uh yes, he was barking back. This is sounding a little typical of a normal night around here. It is almost always never the same thing twice. Each of the three of us will share and bring up different, important daily happenings. So, after sharing my important event, (I met my new mentee...)and I ran into one of my son's old friends' Dads, (and he and I shared and reminisced) and then my son Mack blurts out, "Mom, why the dill seasoned green beans???" And like most of us Moms would say, I answered, "have you tried them??? they're delicious!" Oh well, he has always been like me...a little practical, yet picky. Then both kids were laughing and working out the dip project on their own. I said, "good talk" and drifted away. We're all working hard and that's all I care about! Just trying to keep the humor flowing!
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If you watch, listen to, or read much in the way of news, you may have noticed that there's a widening divide between what the people care about and what our elected officials have decided are important. Take the NBC/WSJ poll we talked about in today's show. The American people are concerned with the following issues – each accompanied by the percentage of those surveyed who believe these are crucial topics that need addressing:
1. Access to lower cost student loans–80% support.
2. Increase spending on infrastructure–75%
3. Raising the minimum wage–65%
4. Emergency funding for fighting Ebola in Africa–60%
5. Addressing climate change/reducing carbon emissions–59%
6. Building Keystone Pipeline–54%
The GOP, on the other hand, has stated that their agenda is based on the following priorities, in the following order:
1. Repeal "Obamacare."
2. Authorize the Keystone Pipeline.
3. Pass the "Hire More Heroes" (veterans) Act.
4. Restore "traditional" definition of full time work week to 40 hours (see item 1.)
5. Protect and expand America's energy boom [thanks Obama].
6. Support charter schools with tax dollars.
Notice the disconnect? The only thing common to both lists is the Keystone XL Pipeline, which 54% of people want built, but they favor it because they think it will end America's dependence on foreign oil. The problem with that is we have no dependence on foreign oil, producing 40% of our own oil and getting the rest from Canada and Latin America. And, we export a lot of what we produce, which means we're choosing to buy some of that oil we're getting from our neighbors to the north and south. The average American, however, thanks to the misinformation peddled by those who stand to make billions from the pipeline, believes we get most of our oil from the Middle East. They picture us begging terrorists for oil, and understandably, they think that's a problem and that the pipeline will solve it.
Of course, given that we already export a lot of the oil we produce and we'll be exporting a good deal of what we refine from the tar sands, there won't be any changes to where we get and send oil. All we'll be doing is guaranteeing more oil gets spilled within our borders and a handful of the same people who already have most of the money in the world will have that much more. And what's the terrible outcome if we don't build the pipeline? 4000 jobs are lost for the 15 years it takes to build it, and 35 permanent jobs are lost thereafter. And Canada will find an alternative, building a pipeline through their own terrain, taking it to ports on either of their coasts.
Is this a huge net loss to the US? Hardly. Not when we could be developing sustainable energy. The sun and the wind aren't as sexy as oil, and certainly not as profitable for the oil companies (they'll find a way to claim they own the sun and wind, have no fear), but they're sustainable. That means they go on and on and on. They don't run out. And even better than that? They don't poison the planet or add to climate change. Now you'd think that would sound as good to the billionaires as it sounds to us, because they need to breathe air and drink water, too. You'd think that, but you'd be wrong. The people with all the money – and therefore all the power – don't want sustainable energy. Any more than they want to pay people a living wage or make it easier for people to afford to go to college. And those were numbers 3 and 1, respectively, on the people's agenda, remember?
So what's causing the disconnect? Are the people not speaking loudly enough to be heard? Is Congress not listening? Are we all speaking different languages?
Or is it a matter of the Congress hearing us but not caring what we're saying?
Bingo. They don't care, and they won't care. Because we can't give them millions to run their next campaign, which started about 20 minutes after they took office.
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Tone Deaf: The American People's Agenda vs The GOPs Stated and Actual Plans
It's Like a Whole 'Nother History: Texas Schoolbooks Espouse God, the Free Market, and Appoint Moses as one of Our Founding Fathers
Obama and the Chinese Agree to Reduce Carbon Emissions
Keystone XL Pipeline Support is Based on Misinformation
Next, Everyone Gets a Horse… But No Shirt.
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There is now more of the 1%'s money outside of the country than in it. $2.1 trillion dollars are currently stashed off-shore, where the money can't be taxed, while just $1.9 trillion remains within the borders of the US. That means that the 1%, whom we were told would hire more people, grow their corporations, and thus help grow the economy – if we left them alone and didn't tax and regulate them – are doing just the opposite. They're not hiring, they're not expanding, and they're not helping grow or secure the US economy.
What are they doing? Hijacking our government, silencing science and dissent, and taking over all forms of communication – including the internet, through attacks on net neutrality.
But big corporations and billionaires aren't the only ones who don't pay any taxes but are more than happy to dictate policy and craft laws friendly to their interests. US churches pay not a dime of tax on their income, whether the income goes for charitable works or to buy a car for the pastor. Joel Osteen, one of the happiest and most popular of the current crop of televangelists, is worth about $40 billion. He lives in a house assessed at $10 million, and he spent $105 million renovating his new church, the former home of the Houston Rockets. So peddling the word of Jesus is actually a pretty good gig. The purveyors of the Good News pay no tax on anything that's owned in the name of the church, which includes schools, shopping centers, TV and radio shows (and all the advertising dollars they bring in), and they pay nothing on the sales of their books and videos. But the best part? They're more than happy to tell their parishioners who they should vote for, and that always turns out to be the guy who wants to keep things humming along just as they are – with the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer.
And that makes sense. How else can religion keep our attention? If our lives don't suck, we don't need the guys promising us our reward in heaven.
The bottom line? Of the more than a $1.3 billion dollars raised in the 2014 midterm election, Republican candidates took in $110,000,000 more of it than the Democratic candidates, because they provide a much better return on investment. Every dollar you spend buying a Tea Party darling or a rabid anti-science conservative a seat in Congress pays off big in assurances that there will be no raising of the minimum wage, talk of climate change will be shouted down, and you'll be able to keep investing off-shore (or in God) and paying little or no tax.
So what's a 99%-er to do? Well, for one thing, stop sending money to the carnival shills who say they speak for Jesus, and stop voting for people who take money from corporations. It's really that simple.
Until it doesn't pay to cheat the system, guess what they'll all keep doing?
This week's links:
Who Gave What to Whom: Which Candidates Got The Most Money from Corporations
More Money Overseas Than at Home
Net Neutrality: Ted Cruz Demonstrates His Ignorance on Yet Another Topic
Actually, We Really Don't Want You to Vote
You're Irish, the Irish are All Drunks, So we Can't Hire You
Democracy ain't cheap.
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If you can call this a democracy, that is. The 2014 election cost nearly $1B (that's B as in BILLION) – with House and Senate races spending $710,394,785 (the various campaigns raised $1,511,981,448), according to OpenSecrets.org. And that's not even counting the governors' races.
Yep, democracy is quite pricey, with corporations funding a barrage of TV ads for their pet candidates, assuring their legislative and gubernatorial puppets plenty of cash with which to drown out nearly any opponent, Election Day was a cause for celebration for the rabid right within the GOP – and a much different experience for everyone else.
From Chinless Mitch McConnell not only keeping his job but getting a promotion to House Majority Leader to Senator Inhofe, a man who believes God is controlling everything on and around the earth, taking over as Chairman of the Environment and Public Works Committee – it wasn't a good night for the people or the planet. The voters handed over the reins to religious zealots, corporate shills, crazy pig castrators (yeah, we mean you, Joni Ernst of Iowa), and a cast of other questionable characters only Hollywood could possibly combine in pursuit of the funniest political comedy ever made.
Except it's not a movie, and it's not terribly funny.
So either the next two years will be a political bottleneck that makes the last six years look like a day at the beach or the respective parties will have to reach across the aisle and do more than slap each other in the face. If they opt for the latter, they'll have to work together, set aside anger and mistrust, and cooperate for the good of the country. If they opt for the former, President Obama will have to veto nearly everything that comes to him for his signature, and he'll have to continue using executive orders for anything important that needs to get done. He'll suffer serious abuse for that, as he already has, but it may be the only way we get anything accomplished at all. And it's anyone's guess if he'll be able to replace Eric Holder as Attorney General, as his administration is already bracing for a fight on his appointment of Loretta Lynch, known for being a strong civil rights defender. That alone will mean that she's got an uphill battle ahead of her, as civil rights aren't big with the fetus-loving, gun-toting, Jesus-quoting wingnuts who won the day on November 4th.
"What's happening??" has been heard more than once since election day, and chances are good we'll hear it a few more times.
"Who the hell knows?" is about the only answer we've got – well, that and this week's links:
Follow the Money: Who Spent What in the 2014 Election
Did Democrats Fail to Mention Obama's Accomplishments?
Chinless Mitch and the 90 lbs of Cocaine
Good Luck With That: Obama's Nominee for Attorney General
Boner Edits Out Key Parts of a Meeting with Obama? No Way!
Remembrance Day: British Poppies in a Beautiful Tribute
Bernie Sanders: Yet Another Great Idea
Inhofe Believes God's Got Climate Change Solved
Florida Woman Named ISIS Wants a New Acronym
Crazy is as crazy does.
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"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." – Albert Einstein
If Albert was right, then Americans would be crazy to elect a third member of the Bush family in 2016. The first one got us into Iraq, the second one got us into Iraq and Afghanistan, and made such a mess we'll be cleaning it up long after the Bush grandchildren have left office.
If Albert was right, Americans would be crazy if they stay home and don't bother to vote in the 2014 election on November 4. The last time voter turnout was low in a midterm election, we got a Congress-ful of Tea Party wingnuts, religious zealots, and obstructionists who've spent their entire time in office preventing any forward momentum on anything that matters to 98% of America.
If Albert was right, Americans would be crazy to sit idly by while their country is sold to huge corporations and a handful of billionaires. Yet that's what we do every time we vote for people who've taken big bucks from oil and gas companies, the big banks, big agribusiness, the pharmaceutical industry, and insurance companies. Who do you think they'll protect when the chips are down? It ain't the American people, that's for sure.
Yep. Albert was right:
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All The President's Men: Ben Bradlee Gets the Last Word
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First they cried, "Why won't Obama appoint an Ebola czar???" Then they cried, "How could he appoint that guy to be the Ebola czar!?" And soon they'll be saying, "Why do we need an Ebola czar, anyway?"
And no matter what happens with Ebola, it'll all be Obama's fault. Whether we have a handful of infections and all of them survive or thousands catch it and most of them die, whatever happens will be blamed on the President. If it turns out to be no big deal here (let's not forget it's a huge deal in several African countries) they'll say he wasted money on the czar and got us all upset over nothing. If there's a major outbreak, they'll say he didn't act fast enough – as if the President should have been immediately running from hospital to hospital, checking on quarantine procedures and making sure every member of the medical staff knew how to put on and take off his or her hazmat suit. From the right-wing screams coming out of the likes of Rand Paul, Louie Gohmert, Reince Priebus, and of course, the pundits like O'Reilly and Rush, you'd think the President had caught the disease himself and had spent the next 2 weeks riding in planes, buses, and trains, and visiting elementary schools, sneezing and coughing and rubbing up against as many people as he could.
Hey, at least he wasn't playing golf.
So if Ebola is a distraction – and certainly all the fact-free fear-baiting coming from Faux News and the right-wingnut blogs would say that it is – what are we not looking at?
Well, how about:
The Supreme Court supporting the voter ID law in Texas, keeping hundreds of thousands of Texans from the polls for the 2014 midterm election? There are 600,000 Texans who don't have the proper ID, and nationwide, the NAACP says 25% of African-Americans and 16% of Latinos of voting age lack a current government-issued photo ID. If that percentage holds in Texas, that means almost half of the people kept from the polls will be the very groups the GOP in that state would love to silence.
Or could it be the fact that there may be no indictment of Officer Darren Wilson in the murder of Michael Brown in Ferguson? That's sure to cause some unrest, and the cops there are ready and waiting to crack some skulls.
Or is it ISIS? There are lots of things going on with that story, from the UK toying with the idea of charging anyone going to Syria with treason to reports that ISIS could overtake Baghdad to Turkey refusing to cooperate with US support for the Kurds in Syria. Before the Ebola patient arrived and was mis-treated to death, ISIS was the approaching end of the world. What happened?
Voter ADD happened. In our media-drenched world, nobody has the time or real interest to plumb the depths of coverage of any one story and get perspectives from multiple sources. They want quick takes, snappy video clips, and headlines that spin us up just enough to read the first paragraph of any news story. And then it's back to funny cat videos on YouTube.
The media has ADD, too – brought on, presumably, by the stress of trying to figure out how to weather the demise of print news and reduced viewership for news on TV. Apparently, the solution is advertising – even if it makes people avoid the websites because it drowns out the subject you went to the page to find out about in the first place. Imagine if Walter Cronkite had had to talk over the din of ads being read by people flanking him at the news desk and banners with product names being trotted behind his head. There's no reverence for news, for facts, for essential information anymore. It's all just part of the noise.
But hey, does it even matter? When the talking heads aren't making any sense and our legislators are spewing misinformation on purpose – which the talking heads then repeat, lending credence to their words – does it even matter if nobody's paying attention to the right stuff?
If you still think it might… here are this week's links:
Conservative Candidates Are Offering Us Their Best As The Election Approaches
The SCOTUS Likes the Texas Voter ID Law
No Indictment of Officer Wilson in Ferguson?
ISIS Hasn't Gone Away, Ya Know… Lots of Updates All in One Place
Think Globally, Vote Locally
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Our guest today was Charlie Hample, running for the PA State House, representing the 97th district. Why have a local PA candidate as a guest when our show is broadcast nearly everywhere but Pennsylvania? Well, there's this blog /podcast, which does have devoted PA readers/listeners, but more importantly, there's the sad fact that most Americans won't bother to vote next month in the midterm election – and we thought perhaps discussing some of the issues facing Pennsylvanians in particular and Americans in general might generate some interest in voting.
Of course the very fact that we even have to think about encouraging people to vote – considering how hard so many people have fought for that right – is pretty sad unto itself. Low voter turnout is an embarrassment to this country. It's shameful, really, and the apathy and laziness it demonstrates are at the root of virtually all the problems our nation is facing as a whole.
How's that? Well, imagine if nearly everyone who could vote did vote. Imagine election-day turnouts where 90% or more of the electorate (the people who are eligible to vote) turned up at the polls. Imagine further that the voters knew a lot about the candidates, had read up on the issues, made informed choices when voting, and stayed engaged after casting their ballot and paid attention to which promises were kept and which weren't and why. If you promise X, deliver X. If you say you'll fix something, fix it. Or at least go down swinging, trying to make good on your promises. Imagine if because of all that, elected officials were more worried about disappointing voters than they are about raising campaign funds. House representatives in particular spend their entire two years in office drumming up financing for their next run – be it for the same seat or for higher office. That's a sad fact, too.
Of course, a 90% or better voter turnout is a complete fantasy. The reality is we get a little over half of the eligible voters to vote in a presidential election, and far fewer for midterm elections, largely because people don't understand that their local and state representatives – and governor – have a bigger impact on their lives than the President ever does. Local and state government is where the regulations that protect your immediate environment, your loved ones, your job – everything and everyone that matters to you personally – are created and enforced. Local and state government decides how education funding is spent. Local and state government decides how well environmental protection agencies are funded and run. Local and state government decide when to raise your school taxes, often in response to reduced state funding from the federal government. So the President who promises to lower your federal income tax may not be doing you any favors if the result is higher property taxes. Neither is the President who won't raise taxes on the 1% or go after corporations who pay no tax at all, because that lost revenue then comes out of the average 99%er's pocket.
Amazingly, most Americans don't know any of this. Most Americans can't even name their state legislators, and even fewer Americans have any idea what their legislators are up to at the state capitol. And that plays right into the hands of the corporations who want to see regulations lifted, rules made easier to follow, standards lowered. It plays right into the hands of people who seek public office not for the chance to serve their community but to serve themselves and seek higher office after doing time at the local or state level. They're in perpetual campaign mode, and that means they're corrupted, obligated, bound to their benefactors. That means they aren't working for you, their constituents, but for the corporations and vested interests that contributed to their campaigns.
If that sounds OK to you, go about your business on November 4th. Don't stop to vote on the way to or the way home from work. Don't go vote at lunch or after dinner. Nah. Why bother?
Because we get the government we deserve, and if you can't be bothered to vote, if you can't be bothered to stay informed about what's happening around you, and if you therefore don't mind being screwed by the people you're paying to represent you, the government you get is exactly what you've got coming.
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Be Afraid. Be Very Afraid.
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The news lately has been very scary. From the first case of Ebola within the US to the continuing barbarism of ISIS to the Secret Service failing to keep crazy people away from the President to the revelation that we've lost half of the wildlife on the planet in the last 40 years, it's enough to make you reach for a drink.
But then again no, because a recent study shows that beer makes you smarter – and when the news is grim, who wants to be even more aware of it? It's a bit of a moot point, however, because you'd have to drink 3500 pints of beer a day to get enough of the intelligence-boosting ingredient in beer to realize any increase in IQ. And after 3500 pints, if you're still alive (which is doubtful), you'd be hard-pressed to tell anyone what day it is, much less explain the intricacies of ISIS, the potential for catching Ebola, how to fix the Secret Service, or what the hell happened to half of the world's wildlife.
There are some simple takeaways from the news, however.
First, war is really profitable. The stock values of companies like Lockheed Martin and Northrup Grumman have been rising steadily since August, enjoying a bump from our attacks on ISIS in Syria and Iraq. No wonder we've been at war for going on 20 years now. And no wonder the fear-mongers over at FOX are all humping the furniture, unable to contain their lust for military action. "Judge" Jeanine Pirro really lost her mind in a screed about ISIS that you have to see to believe.
As for Ebola, the CDC apparently survived the 5% reduction in their budget (thanks to the sequester – remember that??) better than the Secret Service survived their cuts and the loss of 550 agents. We're assured the patient hasn't infected anyone else, but they're watching everyone he might have had contact with very carefully. If they try to run across the White House lawn and into the building, however, nobody's going to stop them.
And it turns out that humans are really bad for the environment. Who knew you can't chop down most of the rainforests, pour toxic muck into the watershed, and heat up the planet by burning every fossil fuel you can get your hands on without causing some damage?
Got all that? Confused? Frightened? Not yet?
Then check out this week's links:
The GOP Tackles ISIS:
It Would Be Funny If it Weren't So Scary
Jeanine Pirro's ISIS/ISIL Fear-Baiting Screed:
And Now for Some Facts About ISIS:
The Truth About the Threat from ISIS
The Military Industrial Complex Cashing in on ISIS
Secularists? Really?
Scalia Says the US Constitution Can Favor Religion
One Year Later: Has the GOP Learned Anything?
The Stupid, It Burns:
He's Baaaack! Crooked Tom DeLay Won't Go Away
Ebola: Coming To Getcha?
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As we all know with the Android law-suits with Oracle vs Google on the whole Java issue, some clever people thought that instead, just port all of the Android code automatically to C#. And, they're getting there!
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A little more on the technical side, the way Android runs Java through the Dalvik virtual machine is fairly efficient, but using Java limits you severely by it's design and complexity, slowing down execution everywhere. While Android appears to do a fairly good job, it doesn't do it as well as it could do with Oracle's efforts (if it wanted to put them in).
To make this clearer, here's a graph from the people behind the project showing performance:
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