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We are worried about our digital freedom and need your help. The world our children will inherit may lack some fundamental rights we take for granted, unless actions are taken now. Our Digital Freedom Manifesto is one such action. Read on to learn more. The United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 12: No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home or correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honour and reputation. Everyone has the right to the protection of the law against such interference or attacks. I think this is a very good and important article, and most people probably agree. We have all gotten used to concepts like secrecy of telephony and the postal service. In short, we have the right to privacy and the right to decide ourselves what private information we share with others. And we value these rights. We would not accept that our letters arrive opened or the police installing cameras in our homes. But on the Internet everything seems to be different. The information you think is private may actually be transferred and stored by systems far away from you, often in other countries. This gives a wide range of agencies and companies a technical possibility to access your data. Article 12 is often your only protection but you have no way to verify that all involved parties respect it. After the Snowden leaks we know for sure what we feared earlier, there are several countries that pay no respect at all to article 12. The ability to monitor most of the world's Internet traffic, and that way gain political and economic benefits, is just too desirable no matter how unethical it is. USA, where most of our data is hosted, is sadly among the worst offenders. If warrantless wholesale data collection for political and economic purposes isn't a violation of article 12, then what is? What's really going on here? Are we ready to dump article 12 or should something be done? Why are we accepting erosion of our digital rights, while similar violations would cause an immediate outcry if some other area of our lives was affected? We at F-Secure are ready to fight for your digital freedom. We do that by providing products that guard your on-line life, like F-Secure SAFE, F-Secure Freedome and Younited. But that is not enough. Guarding privacy is an uphill battle if the network's foundations are unreliable or hostile. And the real foundations have nothing to do with technology, they are the laws regulating network use and the attitude of the authorities that enforce or break those laws. That's why we need the F-Secure Digital Freedom Manifesto. We know that many people around the word share our concern. This manifesto is crowd sourced and will be made available to the public and selected decision makers when ready. We want you to participate, preferable with your own words, or just by reading it and thinking about how valuable digital freedom is for you. The manifesto will not change anything by itself, but it will help raise awareness. And when the people are aware, then we can demand change. We have democracy after all, right? You can participate until June 30th. Or just read the draft and think about how all this affects your digital life. Right now is a good moment to get familiar with it. Micke
There's a lot of advice out there about passwords – how to generate them, store them, manage them. It's certainly important to get a grip on your passwords – especially after Heartbleed, possibly the greatest vulnerability in Internet history. But for many of us (myself included), the idea of managing ALL those passwords is overwhelming. I have accounts that I can't even remember. We recently did a little survey in social media (thanks to those of you who participated!) and 58% of you have over 20 password-protected online accounts, or simply too many to keep track of. Getting all those passwords in order – setting a unique, strong password for each individual account – might seem a little like starting a new healthy diet and exercise regimen – you know you should do it, but you just don't. So we asked Sean Sullivan, our Security Advisor here at F-Secure, for some advice. Sean boiled it down into this simple tip (no, it's not the one above in the photo!): Identify the critical accounts to protect, and then make sure the passwords for those accounts are unique and strong. Sean's advice takes into account the fact that many of us have accounts for services where little personal information is stored. "If you created an account for some website and there's hardly anything more in there than your username and password, then that's probably not a critical account," he says. "But your Amazon account with your credit card info, your bank account, your primary email accounts, the Facebook account with your life story, these are examples of the critical ones. If you don't have time or inclination to tackle everything, at least take care of those." Another example of a critical account is an email account that is used as the point of contact for password resets on other accounts. For these "master key" accounts, it's also a good idea to activate two-factor authentication if available. By unique, Sean means that your password shouldn't be used for any other accounts. By strong, he means use a combination of letters, numbers and special characters and the longer the better. Oh, and about that survey. Here are some more of the results: 43% of you reported using the same password for more than one important account. 40% of you use a password manager to keep track of your passwords. 57% of you changed passwords after hearing about Heartbleed (and 11% hadn't heard of Heartbleed). If you want an easy way to create unique, strong passwords and protect them too, check out F-Secure Key. It's free to use on any one computer or mobile device. Image courtesy of Lulu Hoeller, flickr.com
Time for a reminder about password security. We have talked a lot about how to choose good passwords. But they are worth nothing if they don't stay secret. This is about a quite simple scheme that tricks many users into revealing their e-mail passwords. "John Doe found 4 new friends by searching his email contacts. Give it a try". That's what pops up in my Facebook now and then. You just have to submit your email and the password to your account. Facebook can then connect to your mail account, parse the contact list and match it against its own user database. Sounds simple and it sure works. The drawback is of course that you at the same time grant Facebook full access to your mail, no matter what system it is hosted on. Facebook can not only read your contacts but also your mail messages and calendar items. Facebook could even manipulate the content in your account, delete items or send mail on behalf of you. I'm not claiming that they misuse account details in this way, but it's best to not even give them the chance to do so. Facebook's reputation for privacy isn't exactly stellar and for me it's a no-brainer that they can't be trusted with secret info like one's mail password. Frankly speaking, I haven't even bothered to check what kind of privacy promise they make about this feature. Their promise is pretty irrelevant anyway, this is just simply a bad idea. So don't use this feature if Facebook offers it to you. If you have used it, your mail password is compromised and need to be changed ASAP. And this is by the way true for any other system that might offer a similar feature. Linkedin is one example. To wrap up. Passwords are secret. They should only be entered into the system they belong to, into an app or program that is designed to use the system or into a password manager program you trust. They should not be kept on stickers or in files that aren't properly protected. They should not be entered into other systems that promise to do something on your behalf (the Facebook feature falls into this category), unless you are 100% sure about the reliability of that system. Safe surfing, Micke
I'm proud of working for a company like F-Secure, with a 25-year long history of protecting people's digital life. But I was especially proud on one day in early 2014. That's the day when I got green light to write and publish a paper documenting what data our Internet Security 2014 product collects from the customers' computers. I'm proud of this because this is something I think all software companies should do in the future, and we are probably the first anti-malware company to do it. Privacy is becoming one of the really big issues in our lives for many reasons. We live more and more of our lives through our electronic gadgets. We communicate electronically and we store our valuable data in the cloud. We do have a real life outside social media, but most of that life is somehow documented and commented electronically too. So anyone who can peek into your personal devices and cloud accounts have a really comprehensive picture of you. And this is exactly what the big data companies and many government agencies want to do. People are pretty much unaware of this data's value, and even unaware of how comprehensive it is. Many software and service providers on the Internet play on this ignorance and grab the data like it was free to be taken. Hell, that's not right! People own the data on their devices and in their cloud accounts. This ownership should be respected and nobody should steal that data without permission. Or with a permission buried deep in some EULA that hasn't been read by a single human being, except lawyers. We think different at F-Secure. We don't see the user data itself as a business potential. For us the business potential lies in the users' desire to protect this data, and we are sure this potential will grow exponentially in the future. So we stick to a very traditional business concept. We want real money for our product. This is the only feasible business model for people who want to manage their digital privacy. We don't give products away "for free", just to secretly take payment in a currency the user don't fully understand, private data. But how does the paper about data transfer fit into this? It has to do with a concept of fundamental importance, trust. Customers have no way to verify what software on their devices really do and how cloud providers really handle their data. All you can do is evaluate the reputation of the provider and read the privacy policy documents. And they tend to be rather useless as they are in legal language and describe what the provider reserve the right to do with your data, not what it actually does. We think transparency is a cornerstone when building trust. That's why we wanted to be more open about how our Internet Security customer's data is handled. We wanted to give customers a clear list of what data we transfer, why we have to transfer that data and what we do with it. The document had to be fairly short, clear and easy to read. No legal language. We have run into the demand for something like this several times, and after a discussion on Twitter in early 2014 we decided it's time to act. Hat tip to @cynicalsecurity for that. So now we are transparent about how we handle Internet Security customers' data. Great, but can customers trust this data declaration? They do still not have any means to really verify that the document is correct. That is an excellent question and it boils down to trust, once again. You just have to trust us on that. This is actually a huge fundamental problem in our new digital world. I think the whole software industry must be more transparent and by default declare what data is transferred and how it is handled. This is an inevitable development in a world where people becomes aware of their digital assets' value. But the question is really what mechanisms there will be to monitor and verify these declarations? A new system of independent tests, audits and certifications? Time will tell. The document can be found here. Micke
Since classified documents illuminating America's mass surveillance began being released last year, we at F-Secure began feeling different, uneasy—even a little angry. For well over a decade, we've vowed to identify any government trojans. However, the general disregard for the privacy of individuals all over the world shown by the NSA and other government intelligence agencies shocked us. Suddenly, it seemed that we couldn't just offer the award-winning security and backup solutions in the same way we have for 25 years. We had to take a stand. F-Secure was born in Finland and born both of a spirit of connection and independence. Finland is part of the EU but outside NATO. It's a global hotspot for tech innovation, but so committed to privacy that employers aren't even allowed to Google job applicants. It's part of the online revolution that has reshaped the way we communicate, but the economy was forced to dramatically re-adapt as cell phones became smartphones. We've spent the last six months rethinking our mission, our products and what we stand for. Now we're ready to announce that we're no longer simply about "Protecting the Irreplaceable", though our legacy will always burn deep in our DNA. Now, we have to be about something deeper. Our new tagline is: Switch on Freedom And it isn't just about a promise to you, our customers, it's about a stand against an invasive mindset that doesn't value the privacy of your personal data, no matter how many times people suggest that surveillance is only a problem "if you have something to hide." (Who doesn't? Did you leave your house wearing pants today? Furthermore, it's no one's business but your own what you are doing online.) Our new look says that we fight for digital freedom. That's what our Labs has been doing for decades by protecting you from online criminals. Now that we have even bigger enemies, our products can't just protect your PC—they have to protect the way you connect and share, too. Your hard drive, your VPN, your content is only as secure and private as the partner you choose to protect you. Our promise to you is that we will never compromise your privacy and we will never open our technology to any government for any reason other than a direct, lawful criminal investigation. Your privacy is non-negotiable and that's the core value we operate upon as we build our tools to set you free as you engage in the life you wish to lead. Now – as the world is waking up to the real threat of governments with unchecked power to capture data on everything we do and keep it forever – is the time for us to stand up. "The world is changing," our Mikko Hypponen recently told the TED Radio hour. "We shouldn't just blindly accept the change. Just because something is technologically possible, it might not be right. And we really have to think about these things now when we can still change them." We are doing what we can both in advocating for governments to respect privacy and in building solutions that protect your freedom, regardless of what politicians and corporations want. We hope you'll join us. Cheers, Sandra
If you're still a Windows XP user, you're probably singing a sad song knowing that after 12 long years Microsoft will end its support for the world's second most popular operating system on April 8, 2014. Microsoft warns you that if you continue to use its OS first introduced before the iPhone even existed "your computer will still work but it might become more vulnerable to security risks and viruses." And if that isn't enough to encourage you to upgrade or get a computer, maybe the fact that "you can expect to encounter greater numbers of apps and devices that do not work with Windows XP" will. But given the millions of PCs running the OS and the scarce amount of time and resources many people have, some people will certainly be XP users well after its "expiration date." If you're going to be one of these daredevils, our Security Advisor Sean Sullivan has some suggestions. "Folks that continue to use XP at home can do so with some reasonable amount of safety, but they absolutely need to review their Internet and computing habits as April draws near," he told us. And he broke down 7 ways to avoid the trouble from the criminals who will surely be targeting these unsupported systems. 1) Install an alternative browser -- not Internet Explorer. 2) Review the third-party software you've installed and uninstall anything that isn't needed. 3) For the third-party software that you keep – consider disabling or uninstalling the browser plugins. Or at least set the browser to "always ask" what to do about things such as PDF files. (Personally, I always download PDFs to my desktop and open them from there. I don't want the PDF viewer plugin installed, and I don't like being in the habit of opening certain file types in my browser's window.) 4) Have an up-to-date security product with antivirus and firewall installed. 5) Keep your XP computer connected to a NAT router, which will act as a hardware firewall. (Practically speaking, this means you shouldn't be roaming around outside of your home with an XP computer. Don't plug into a university network for connectivity – keep your computer at home on a trusted network.) As you can see, living in the past may not make life easy. But if it's your only option, you should at least try to stay as safe as possible. Cheers, Sandra [Image via Patrick Hoesly via Flickr.com]
Google Glass is a hot topic. This innovative concept is again in the headlines after a glass user was thrown out of a restaurant in Seattle. They didn't want "glassholes" as customers. He didn't like to be thrown out and made a public issue of it. This is not the only establishment that dislikes the wearable camera. And some customers are chiming in, they prefer to dine in an environment where they can't be filmed secretly. But does this ban make any difference? Are we better off without Google Glass users around us? No, not really. Here's why. Google Glass is not unique when it comes to privacy. Yes, it's an innovative concept, but there are many wearable cameras that are designed to be hidden. If someone really wants to film secretly, one of these would be the optimal choice. Not something that you have in the middle of your face and anybody can see. Not to mention that you can film quite discreetly with a mobile phone too. Have they thought about that? Do they search customers for mobiles and hidden cameras? No, they don't. And perhaps they don't care as there would be no PR value in banning old technology. Banning Google Glass can be just a populistic marketing trick. Definitively a well working one in the cases described above, regardless of if this was the restaurant owner's primary intention or not. Yes, I have written a lot about privacy and what role cameras play. CCTV surveillance can be a serious threat against our privacy if it is done in the wrong way or for the wrong reasons. But it looks like the Google Glass critics are mixing up two things and applying those arguments to private persons' shooting. State sponsored surveillance can build up a comprehensive picture of our lives and we have no way to know how it is (mis)used. Shooting and filming private persons can at worst pick some moments and publish them out of context in an embarrassing way. That's a problem too, but magnitudes smaller than the large CCTV systems. The debate about if Google Glass is good or evil is missing the point. We should really be talking about photography and publishing, not about a particular gadget. The law varies from country to country, but some basic principles are commonly present. You can take pictures quite freely, at least in public places. You can also publish your work freely as long as it doesn't hurt others. These principles are good, and applies regardless of if you are using Google Glass or any other kind of camera. We do not have a problem as long as people know these rules, and their rights when confronted with someone who doesn't. And now we have come to the core that we really should be discussing. How to endorse common sense and lawful behavior when using a camera? People are no doubt shooting and publishing a lot without any clue about the rules. That's the true problem, not the new gadget. Safe surfing, Micke Footnote: The author is not a Google Glass owner and has actually never even tried them. He is, among other things, a hobby photographer with a deep interest in privacy issues.
"But I have nothing to hide" is an argument that we hear often nowadays. We become more and more aware of the ways both corporates and governments keep an eye on us, and the Snowden leaks have escalated our awareness to a new level. It's already justified to say that we live in a surveillance society. But some people deny that this is a problem. The said argument is one of the most common excuses, and no doubt a convenient way to just ignore the issue. But it is really a flawed argument. Here's why. You don't know what you have You can't remember all your documents and electronic conversations. So how can you claim that there's nothing bad in them? Almost everybody will go "Oops, no I don't want to show that one" when digging through old archives. Also keep in mind that corporates and agencies may have old information about you that you haven't got yourself. Your copy might have been lost or deleted, but that doesn't clear the agencies' records. You don't know what could be bad for you Our daily life is regulated by legislation that is so complex that no one can master it all. Not even lawyers can be experts on all the areas of our daily life. So how can you be sure that you never break the law? No, you can't. I bet most of us break some obscure paragraph almost daily. You don't know how your own situation will change You act according to the moral norms that your role requires. But roles change over time and you may be forced to adopt to a totally new moral framework. In that situation your past might be in conflict, and you are a lot better off if there's no comprehensive record of how you have acted previously. You don't know how society will change Look back at the fifties, sixties and seventies. The world was so different then, and our values were different too. The change has not stopped, quite the opposite. Our society's values regarding ethics, moral, politics, activism, religion, sexuality, the environment, entertainment, etc. etc. change faster than ever before. You can be pretty sure that you live according to today's norms. But you can never know what tomorrow's norm will be. Wait 30 years and the complete profile of your life might look quite bad. It's not only your data, it's your friends' data too Take a look at your stored data; documents, photos and communications. A how big part of that doesn't affect anybody else but you? No, that's probably a quite small part. So giving up privacy is not your own business, it affects all your friends too. Have you asked if they still want to share stuff with you if you adopt a "nothing to hide" -attitude? Your digital environment can make you suspect The authorities' signal intelligence works largely by creating a huge model about how people interact. Who communicates and meets with each other? There is a true risk that a full profile of your daily life can create a suspicious pattern with the environment. Imagine that one of your friends know someone who is being watched for terrorism, and another member of the same organization happens to visit the pub at the same time you're there. Both carry smartphones that feed location data into the surveillance network, and suddenly you're on a list of people who potentially could have met with the terrorist. You may face real trouble, for example when traveling, if a couple of coincidents like this pile up. And you have no clue what it is about. Privacy is important to you even if you don't value your own privacy Can a democratic society work without privacy? Can an election be fair if one of the parties controls the signal intelligence and has a comprehensive picture of what other parties are doing? Can we fight corruption and criminality among the authorities if whistleblowers can't work anonymously? Can the press fulfill its task as watchdog if sources can't be protected? No, no and no. You may be ready to surrender your personal privacy, but by doing so you contribute to a destructive development that threat the fundament of our democratic society. Don't be part of that! Safe surfing, Micke Image by pakorn @ freedigitalphotos.net


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The new tutorial content will be framed in true comic book form and center around a decimated Galaxy City. Each of the new loading screens in the revamped tutorial will feature a comic page that will put the player in the action and bring them up to speed on events before they are tossed into the action. The new tutorial experience will culminate with a major zone event that players will be able to take part in together.
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Speaking in the wake of the Sharks' Anglo-Welsh Cup victory over Saracens on Friday night, Diamond revealed that Mitchell was in the process of negotiating his exit from the Johannesburg-based Lions.
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I would like to have the same effect in my program as the bash(terminal) does when we kill it using SIGKILL. As we know that we cannot handle SIGKILL in our progams so when ever I kill my program its children are assigned to init process, there is no way to handle it so that I can kill all my child processes and then kill the parent itself. Though when ever we kill terminal all the process created through it are killed even if we kill our terminal by SIGKILL.
For this I did some research and found the below post: [http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/54963/how-can-terminal-emulators-kill-their-children-after-recieving-a-sigkill][1]
The post is bit confusing, still what I got out of the post is that if the process you are killing is the process leader of the process group then all its children will be killed.
So for simplicity, I implemented below program to test if it is so:
int main()
printf("Curent PID: %u\n", getpid());
// make a new session
pid_t pid = setsid();
printf("New session ID: %u\n", pid);
pid = fork();
case -1:
perror("UNable to fork the process\n");
case 0:
// child process
while (1)
while (1)
printf("Process Leader running\n");
return 0;
After running the above program when I killed the parent process the child process didn't got killed. I also modified the above program so that it does not belong to any tty, I thought might be the process leader should not be associated with any tty. I did that by the following way:
Create a normal process (Parent process)
Create a child process from within the above parent process
The process hierarchy at this stage looks like : TERMINAL -> PARENT PROCESS -> CHILD PROCESS
Terminate the the parent process.
The child process now becomes orphan and is taken over by the init process.
Call setsid() function to run the process in new session and have a new group. then the same above code repeats.
Still when i killed the process leader children were there. Maybe I didn't got that post on unix.stackexchange or is it the deafult behaviour in LINUX. One way that I can implement to make all children kill is by catching each TERMINATING SIGNAL like SIGTERM, SIGHUP etc. handle them and write logic inside those signal handlers to kill child first.But still on SIGKILL I can't do anything.
Also I am interested to know that if killing parent process doesn't affect child process even if the parent is process leader or whatever then how bash(terminal) manages to kill all the child processes even if we send SIGKILL to it. Is there some extra logic written for terminals in LINUX kernel.
If there is a way to kill all child processes when parent is killed even using SIGKILL signal, I would be happy to know that too.


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The Vileplume's eyes appear to light up as the contents of the small bag come tumbling out onto the ground. "Plume!" The Vileplume picks up the 'to-do list' from off of the floor and begins pointing furiously at it. It's a little difficult to tell due to its lack of fingers, but you believe it's trying to point at the 'evolve Glomm' objective. The Vileplume, apparently named Glomm, shook its head in disgust as it pointed to the writing.
"Plume plume!" it cried. Soft tears glistened in the corners of its eyes. They splatter onto the paper, smudging the writing. It drops the paper to the floor and sit down on the ground in despair. "Vile..."
"What's wrong with it?" the young trainer asks, walking over to it. Suddenly, Glomm rises from the floor and angrily thrusts its flower into the boy's face. He stumbles into the large Grass-Type's flower, becoming stuck inside its hollow interior. You hear muffled screams from inside Glomm. In a fit of fear and anxiety, the Vileplume enters a frenzied rage, running from tree to tree in an attempt to shake the boy out of it.
You need to help out in the situation, clearly. But with your Pokemon asleep, what can you or Glomm's trainer possibly do?
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Far from being attracted to the stone, like he predicted, the Vileplume saw the list and read it, pointing at the 'Evolve Glomm' objective. Well, now he knew it was Glomm, at least, and was related to all of this. How Glomm's trainer had Two Evolution Stones for that purpose was another question for another time.
"Plume Plume!
Glomm went, Apparently, Glomm wasn't happy about his/her trainer's decision to evolve it. Glomm wasn't even remotely happy about it, not even a tiny bit. Indeed, he was crying, seemingly sick at the fact that he was due for Evolution by his trainer.
It slumped to the floor, in the grips of a bout of depression.
Logan most likely predicted this was a Pokémon that didn't want Evolution, at least not when it happened. His second guess was that it wanted to be a Bellossom, but that was rather unlikely.
Glomm's trainer approached his Pokémon. "What's wrong with it?" he asked. It was quite understandable for him to not know EXACTLY, what with the list being blocked from his sight, but nevertheless, rather reckless, even if subtly so. Logan would have answered, but Glomm then decided to do a bit more abuse of his/her trainer. Suddenly, it got up, deciding to ram into his/her master, Flower-first. The result left the trainer, head-first, in the empty center of the flower, and technically inside Glomm's head. He could hear half-silenced screams coming from within, implying extreme discomfort at a minimum. From what Logan could make out, this was equally torture to Glomm, and probably worse than that. It went into outrage mode, completely unsure of what to do, its life most likely collapsing around it, running from tree to tree in both a wild attempt at letting loose all of its rage and a wild attempt to get the boy out of his/her flower.
Logan didn't really know if there WAS a possible solution. Devolution Spray, the only thing he knew of that could revert an Evolution, was EXTREMELY regulated by the Government and extremely valuable when it was sold, at least in Unova. Unc said the reason was because of certain terrorist groups had used the spray to weaken Pokémon severely and subsequently stole/defeated them with relative ease, and did such quite liberally before the Spray was regulated. And Logan didn't know the Pokémon Language, which would have made communication between the Trainer and Glomm, for now, a little better. To add to it, assuming that the Trainer had the spray (Logan certianly didn't have anything like it) and could use it (or some other method of Devolution that Logan didn't know about), could he hear Logan? And would he do it?
Logan had to go about this
Either figure out the benefits of its evolution QUICKLY and explain it so that Glomm didn't feel like it was the end of his/her world, or find a spray that was most likely so ridiculously hard to find (at least in Unova) that Glomm would have killed his/her trainer and WORSE before he could most likely find it. Or hope that Glomm's trainer could hear him. He decided to relieve both Trainer and Pokemon of their combined physical misery first and foremost, hopefully helping.
Logan had to help. Glomm had no pattern-what with being a frenzy-and most likely could break Logan's legs should he get close, but ultimately he'd go in and save the Trainer if he had to, but he had to try every other possible solution (that didn't involve his Pokemon, for the obvious reasons of their unconsiousness) first. He'd take small steps. Fast ones, but small steps. First and foremost, get Glomm's trainer out of Glomm. Logan knew that Vileplume would be
if he/she accidentally killed his/her trainer (what was its Gender?!), and both parties would feel better as a whole getting the Trainer out of Glomm's head (literally).
"Glomm, Cool it, please!! I'll get him out of you, I'll get him out of you, please just stay still, OK?!"
Logan yelled, calmly and caringly, yet loudly enough so that Glomm HAD to have heard him (along with basically anything else in the route). Logan really had no other options he could think of right now, other than reaching in and attempting to extract Glomm's trainer (and he'd reserve that for if what he said didn't work). If Glomm (and his/her Trainer) were cooperative, he could probably help further. However, he'd get the boy out of Glomm's head first. Small steps. Of course, If he had to, he'd yank the trainer out of Glomm immediately, and, at the thought of it, he was suddenly thankful he was big.
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There were times during the 2008 election when I thought former Republican presidential primary contender Mike Huckabee came across like a decent enough guy.
Well, after reading the following piece of inflammatory, lying nonsense, I retract every nice thing I ever said about the guy:
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee warned supporters Tuesday that the $828 billion stimulus package is "anti-religious."The problem with Huckabee's statement is that it's based on a blatant falsehood that was deliberately concocted by Pat Robertson's American Center for Law and Justice.
In an e-mail that was also posted on his blog ahead of the Senate's passage, Huckabee wrote: "The dust is settling on the 'bipartisan' stimulus bill and one thing is clear: It is anti-religious."
The former Republican presidential candidate pointed to a provision in both the House and Senate versions banning higher education funds in the bill from being used on a "school or department of divinity."
"You would think the ACLU drafted this bill," Huckabee said. "For all of the talk about bipartisanship, this Congress is blatantly liberal."
For context, the language that Huckabee allegedly finds so offensive has appeared in every education spending bill signed into law over the last 46 years.
Considering that Mike Huckabee is a Christianist preacher who claims to live according to God's plan, shouldn't he focus a little more on the Ten Commandments and stop bearing false witness?
This statistic is absolutely staggering:
The question and legitimacy of [the] state secrets [privilege] was debated in the course of the Constitutional Convention and has been invoked by executives at least as early as the Jefferson administration. But roughly 90% of all invocations of state secrecy in court proceedings have occurred in the last eight years, a clear sign that something is terribly wrong in the Department of Justice.
To top the whole thing off, Ms. Daniels is actually a very impressive speaker, as demonstrated by her recent interview on CNN:
If she gets into the race, she can count on my support.
"A radical who employs terror as a political weapon; usually organizes with other terrorists in small cells; often uses religion as a cover for terrorist activities." – FODConsidering that an American court recently found a woman who swatted her child and then argued with a stewardess guilty of terrorism, why don't we also condemn the fear-mongering demagoguery of people like Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck as "terrorism"?
Here's a sample of terrorist Glenn Beck's work on Faux News:
If we're going to throw the word "terrorist" around as loosely as Bush did over the last eight years, we should at least be intellectually honest about it.
Suggestion for Glenn Beck: Just rename your new Fox News show "The Apocalypse Now! Hour" and spare us the pretense. Because the looming-doom schtick is already getting beyond predictable.
Every night it's a new conspiracy, same as the old conspiracy. (Sometimes Beck promises these stories will "make blood shoot out your eyes." Which makes me mostly want to change the channel.) Last week, for instance, we had several episodes on Mexico's impending collapse. Plus the socialism/communism/fascism thing…This time, the ranting is reserved to a conspiracy theory about that new Iranian satellite and the secret meaning of its name.
But Beck also wants us to delve the Biblical meaning of it all:If I may — If you look at the extremist Muslim version of the Mahdi, and then you read the Book of Revelation, he suspiciously looks like the Anti-Christ. Seeing that he's the one that's running a one-world government and executing everyone that disagrees with him from Babylon — I don't know where I've heard that one before.
Now that I've had the opportunity to watch Obama's moves over the last few weeks on the stimulus bill, I've drawn some reasoned conclusions about how shrewd this man named Obama is.
While it's true that Republicans have been dominating the debate in the mainstream media from a decibel perspective, the most recent Gallup poll reveals that Americans have come to strongly disapprove of the way Congressional Republicans are handling the crisis and give Obama high marks for his approach.
What does this tell us? Think back to a year ago when Obama was being routinely counseled by partisan hacks and the mainstream media to "take the gloves off" against Clinton and McCain. Remember how many times Obama was flying under the radar only to ultimately hand his opponents a neverending series of trouncings?
The simple fact is that Obama is a once-in-a-generation political virtuoso who is able to think many moves ahead in the complicated game he is engaged in. As someone said to me recently, Obama is playing three-dimensional chess while we're still stuck playing checkers.
Almost without fail, Obama has time and again proven himself more shrewd and astute in the game of politics than any of the tired partisan hacks that control the media spigots of "conventional wisdom" and misinformation.
People on the left who are worked into a frenzy about how supposedly muted Obama has been at times over the last few weeks need to take a deep breath and give him a chance to prove himself to us.
Chances are, Obama is going to make all them sound pretty tone-deaf once he unveils yet another unexpected checkmate.
Update: Here's Andrew Sullivan's take, which I think is exactly right:
One feels exactly as one did in the primaries as his occasional drifts against Clinton led to a chorus of attacks from the base that he was being too much of a wimp, too defensive, too polite. My gut is to advise him to let rip. But Obama's brain is often shrewder than many guts. From a long-term strategic perspective, even the critics are already entrenching the central meme that Obama has tried to bring as many people on board as possible. They are doing his work for him. If his core identity has been established as genuine and conciliatory – something Bill Clinton, fairly or unfairly, failed to achieve – then he can make a good faith case for his bill on its merits, not on the demerits of his opponents. The case is more effective if people don't interpret it as partisan. And since I suspect the case is very strong, that's his long-term advantage.
Andrew Sullivan posted a remarkable quote by Obama made back in the heady days of the mid-90s:
"The political debate is now so skewed, so limited, so distorted… What if a politician were to see his job as that of an organizer, as part teacher and part advocate, one who does not sell voters short but who educates them about the real choices before them? As an elected public official, for instance, I could bring church and community leaders together easier than I could as a community organizer or lawyer. We would come together to form concrete economic development strategies, take advantage of existing laws and structures, and create bridges and bonds within all sectors of the community. We must form grass-root structures that would hold me and other elected officials more accountable for their actions," – Barack Obama, 1995.We're lucky to have this guy as our President at this moment in history.
This new Gallup poll helps to demonstrate how short-sighted the Grand Obstructionist Party has become:
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The American public gives President Barack Obama a strong 67% approval rating for the way in which he is handling the government's efforts to pass an economic stimulus bill, while the Democrats and, in particular, the Republicans in Congress receive much lower approval ratings of 48% and 31%, respectively.
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