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The Things I Want Are Not Things
(This article was originally written in July, on the 3 year mark from my accident.)
Today is the first time in a long, long time that I've been in any kind of pain. Normally, my surgical implants don't bother me much. Every now and then I might get a twinge, and the scars itch a lot. But I haven't had real pain from it in probably a year.
My work schedule is very sporadic. I spend most of the year doing documentation, gearing up for that short run where we go into production for a few months. We're in that production run now, and I'm spending 11 hours a day on my feet, running around helping people. I actually like my job, quite a bit, and I like to think I'm pretty good at it.
But regardless, I didn't wake up one morning and decide "Hey, I want to become a technical writer for a farm equipment factory." It's a job. I ended up here by the grace of God, and I'm thankful for what it provides me.
But in the end, it's just a job. It's not my life's calling, any further than I'm called to provide for my family.
Linux Screencasting
I finally figured out a screencap program that works in Ubuntu. I had tried RecordMyDesktop, but had no success. I tried several ways to get it working, but it never did work correctly. (To be fair, it might not be the program's fault... it just didn't work on my system running Ubuntu Studio 12.04) After some searching, I decided to try Simple Screen Recorder, and after a few tweaks, I got it working.
For my system, I had to use Jack audio. For some reason, it just wouldn't record anything from Pulse Audio (no shock there... Pulse's reputation isn't the best). So with a hacked .asoundrc file to channel Alsa to a Jack sink, it finally worked!
With this setup, I'll be able to record some of the guitar and audio software I'm using, as well as games and such. (recording games on Steam requires some tweaking, too). So here's a short demo!
The Ministry Of Criticism
As human beings, we are inclined to complain. The Israelites did it, even when God was providing for their every need, and had just delivered them from Egyptian captivity. It's in our nature to complain, argue, be offended, and critical. I mean, really, we've pretty much perfected it.
Unfortunately, this type of behavior is completely unproductive. You would think that people would learn this eventually, but the truth is, we just shuffle it to another location.
NOTE: I'm talking specifically about people's thoughts, and actions as far as they're not physically harming or illegal. We can and should criticize criminal activity. But what I'm talking about here is the "grey area" stuff. You know: the Thought Police.
Let's say I'm offended by bad drivers. (That's a stretch, right? Lol) I feel guilty when I'm always criticizing bad drivers. It doesn't fix anything, and only makes my mood worse. I'm still going to act accordingly, of course... I drive defensively because of it. Because I can't control how others drive, even if it's stupid and borderline illegal. I've done my fair share of stupid.
But the irritation has to come out somewhere. Our very natures are full of selfishness, which is the root of the problem. If we can't let it out on other drivers, maybe we take it out on our kids. Or our spouses. Or random people who are too dumb to realize that the express checkout line is not the place to be asking questions about what items qualify for a certain discount. *Sigh.*
The Homeschooling Dad's Expectations
Some of you may be familiar with the fact that my wife and I homeschool our kids. As someone who was bored stiff in public school (and still struggles with "ADD" to this day) I was perfectly fine with our kids receiving individualized schooling and delight-directed learning. It seemed like such a natural idea to me, it made me wish I'd been able to do it when I was young. Alas, I managed to survive institutionalized learning, and in the process, I even learned a few things.
However, I've come to realize that most men aren't like me, and don't really understand the benefits of schooling their kids at home. Some of them are pretty hostile to the idea, in fact. At first, I was completely befuddled by this. I mean, why wouldn't you?
But then I started seeing why, as I learned more about how other men saw things. I spent time reading story after story about men who didn't have a clue about the basics of education, or why certain things work and others don't. It's not that they were stupid, they just assumed (incorrectly) a lot of things about how learning actually happens. When you throw that in with an over-inflated sense of discipline, you get a train wreck of confusion and misinformation.
So I'm writing this to help clear up some confusion, and possibly shed some light on the subject for those who either 1. don't get it, or 2. are trying to get their spouses to get it.
Writing Tools In Linux
As a writer, you're probably aware that November is National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). I haven't decided if I'm going to officially participate, but I'll probably get some writing done anyway. When I sit down to write, this is what my desktop looks like:
First and foremost, the centerpiece of my writing, is Scrivener for linux. I've already written about it here.
Second (and almost as important) is my full-screen "motivational" app, Write or Die 2. It kills writer's block dead! This is for grinding through word counts, when I have an idea for a scene in my head but it just won't come out. WriteOrDie gets the words out, whether I like it or not.
For non-fiction, I'm learning to use the program Zotero for annotations and footnotes. It integrates into Scrivener, too.
Thirdly is background music. Sometimes I can listen to rock, but mostly, I listen to ambient sounds, and the best thing for that is SomaFM.com. They've got several ambient and downtempo stations, so I'll play that through RhythmBox. I really like the stations DroneZone and BeatBlender. On the rare occasion I want to listen to something specific, I'll listen to Pandora with an app called Pithos.
This is how I get my fiction writing done. What's your writing desktop look like?
Linux Game Review: Beat Hazard Ultra
I've been a Linux user for going on twelve years now. It wasn't until a few years ago that I discovered Linux was actually a pretty good platform for gaming too. And with Steam's supporting Linux, it became official: Gaming isn't just for Windows.
On a whim, I picked up a title called Beat Hazard Ultra from Steam, since it's one of the games that runs natively on Linux.
Cart Before The Horse
Coming on the heels of my last post about the Left trying to reset what is considered "normal," I think this is probably going to be my last political post for quite a while. This decision comes for two reasons:
- I hate politics, and
- People cannot discern the difference between attacking ideologies and attacking people.
But the fact still remains that people's right to free speech is being stamped out systematically, in the name of "feelings" and being "offensive." I can deal with it, and I've said what I wanted to say. If the Social Wet Blanket Patrol tries to take me to task, I'm in good company: apparently quite a few people have been taken down for simply saying something someone disagreed with. Thankfully, however, there are ways of dealing with that.
But basically, it boils down to this: Don't put the cart before the horse, or you'll find yourself going nowhere.
Love individuals. But stand up for what is historically best for the community. Don't allow people to destroy what is good for something that is a mockery of what God has designed.
And now, back to your regularly scheduled program.
Idiocracy Is Nigh Upon Us
There are a few things in today's society that need explaining, for those who haven't been around long enough to understand them.
- The world isn't fair. It's never going to be fair.
- Societal norm is not based on emotions.
- You cannot change other people, you can only change yourself.
- Reason and Logic don't care what side of the aisle you're on.
- Trying to force the vast majority of people to accept what is obviously and observably not true is destined to fail.
I can only hope and pray with every fiber of my being that the world is not as messed up as the Social Justice Inquisition makes it out to be. I cringe to think what will happen once hypocrites and emotionally crippled people are calling the shots in this country. (disclaimer: it probably already is)
New Feature: Retro Game Of The Month
Since stumbling across several old video games from my DOS days (think pre-1995) I've decided to fire up a few of them and offer up some fun reviews of games that were made before many of you were born. These games, in some way or another, shaped the gaming industry into what it is today. They were the birth of the PC gaming industry, when Atari and Nintendo had been dominating people's living rooms for over a decade.
I can remember playing my first networked multiplayer games in 1993, when Doom and Descent came out. There weren't Cat5 ethernet cables back then, everything was 10-Base2 running on Coaxial cable with BNC T's and terminators. TCP/IP hadn't become the standard yet, either, so everything ran Novell Netware and used IPX addressing (instead of TCP/IP addresses that everything uses now). The hardcore guys would either play point-to-point on dialup modems, or drag their computers to a friend's house and use a null-modem cable to simulate a phone line. We're talking back in the days before Pentiums were invented... the first PC I played Doom on was a 386dx clone, running at 33Mhz. I think it had 2MB of RAM. We're talking before PCI slots were standard. Just think about that for a minute. A 28.8Kbps modem was all you could get then. Let that sink in.
The Prodigal Son Gamer
Recently, in one of their Netflix binge-watching marathons, my kids discovered a show called Video Game High School. Most of what they watch is aimed at younger teens, mostly Disney (teenage soap opera) drama and comedy. This looked pretty promising at first, but as the series ran on, I started not liking what I saw.
The show centers around a kid who unintentionally ends up at an elite high school for competitive video gamers. It's filled with the usual action and drama, but I guess I was expecting more of the traditional cheesy comedy. I ended up pulling the plug when the show's main antagonist started dropping 4-letter words (cause my pre-teen kids were watching it too).
The problem is, in typical drama show fashion, VGHS shows unrealistic caricatures of what real gamers are like. If you didn't know better and only went off of what the show presents, you'd think all skilled gamers are egotistical jerks, they all have some weird accent/slang dialect, and run in weird cliques. But from my experience, the people that have the dedication to drag a computer setup to a hotel ballroom somewhere just to play video games for fun and prizes are much, much nicer than that.
Twenty years ago, I used to be pretty big into gaming. I had a dedicated LAN party rig, and I went to competitions a few times a year. I gave that up to be able to raise a family shortly thereafter, and for the most part, I never really got back into it. Here's a shot of my last custom LAN rig:


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Texas Instruments Announces OpenLink ProjectApr 13, 2011
Texas Instruments (TI) announces the OpenLink project which focuses on providing a wide range of wireless connectivity solutions for Linux.more »
Adobe Issues Security Advisory for Flash PlayerApr 13, 2011
A security advisory warning has been issued by Adobe for a critical vulnerablity in its Flash Player 10.2.153.1 and more.more »
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The Institute for Information Industry (III) Taiwan and Ulteo announces a joint agreement to develop Cloud Appliance solutions for the Enterprises (CAFÉ).more »
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Mozilla announces two developments that bring its Do Not Track privacy feature in Firefox closer to being respected by industry.more »
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Red and white balloons and pompoms splashed spirit around the pavilion Thursday night as the Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting and banquet to "cheer the chamber" and its local businesses. Almost 200 people showed up for the one and only yearly meeting for an evening of socializing and awards. "We get to have fun and celebrate the things we've done and honor those that have worked so hard to make not only the Chamber work, but the city and the whole region -- to just cheer on all the businesses," said Chamber President Carrie Johnston. A slew of awards were handed out to area pr
Life can change in a heartbeat...that is something Luanna Lake found out instantly after giving birth to her son, Brady, in Detroit Lakes. "The nurses took him and kept doing something with him, so I told my husband to go see what was going on," said Lake. What was going on was no matter how much the nurses rubbed Brady's little feet, they wouldn't pink-up. A short time later came a chilling suggestion. "They thought I should get him baptized right there in the room," Lake said. So they did. The next thing Lake knew, the doctors were rushing Brady to Fargo where they pumped oxygen
A resurfacing project will be taking highway 10 between Detroit Lakes and Hawley down to one lane starting Wednesday. Going toward Hawley will be normal, coming back on the eastbound lanes could be a little slower-going. "It won't slow traffic, but drivers do need to slow down in construction zones," said MNDOT Project Engineer Jesse Miller. Miller says they will be working on a 20-mile stretch, but only a mile and a half at a time. One lane will close down during the day while crews work, but will open back up during the night. Construction company Knife River Materials out of Bemi
QWERTY robotics, the Detroit Lakes High School robotics team, has certainly made a name for itself this year. Although they placed 76th out of 88 in their division at the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) national championship in St. Louis, Mo., this past weekend, they all say they walked away feeling like winners. "Once you decide that winning isn't everything, you become a winner ...
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Speaker Events - Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Cambanis: "Hezbollah's Top Choice is a War with Israel"
"Hezbollah's top choice is a war with Israel they can blame on Israel at the best time for Hezbollah," said Thanassis Cambanis, reporter and author of the book A Privilege to Die: Inside Hezbollah's Legions and Their Endless War Against Israel. His statement came in response to a question put to him on whether Hezbollah wants to provoke an attack by Israel or if it would rather avoid it.
"I think that's what they're planning for, and, in the worst-case scenario for Hezbollah, they just have to outright provoke a war," he said at an IPI event on January 18th. "And that's bad in a number of ways. That's just bad, and it's bad for the world."
Mr. Cambanis also said that all of Hezbollah is "wedded to a war against Israel," in contrast to Hamas, where some "aren't necessarily interested in fighting."
To do his reporting, Mr. Cambanis told the IPI audience he sought out Hezbollah fighters by driving as close to the Israeli border as possible looking for "people with beards and cargo pants."
"No one in Lebanon wanted to join me in this, because they thought it was a completely suicidal approach," he said.
His approach worked, however, and Mr. Cambanis obtained an interview with Hezbollah fighter Rani Bazzi, who he describes as a "fanatic" who also had a "human mode."
"How could someone be eager to die and also appear to be so constructive?" he said. "This is the mystery that Hezbollah has resolved for itself, and it's the reason why their society is so dynamic."
"The Israeli military can go in and kill every single Hezbollah fighter and destroy every single rocket in Lebanon, and unless Israel decides to occupy all of Lebanon for the foreseeable future after that, they'll go back to Israel, and Hezbollah will still be there as the dominant force with more sympathy than ever before, and just like after the last war," he said.
"If there's a war, they win," he said, "and that's the thing that Americans and Israelis often don't understand."
The event was moderated by Warren Hoge, IPI Vice President for External Relations.
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November 05, 2014
Top-Down Governance Hurts Women, Youth Participation
Governments in the Sahel and Maghreb are still using top-down approaches to governance that make it hard for women and youth to have a say in public life, even though their participation can help their governments' struggle against instability and extremism.
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And That's the End of the Story. Improve listening skills and imagination. Read a story aloud to your child and stop before the end. Ask the child how the story will turn out. Then finish the story and discuss the ending with the child. Did it turn out the way you thought?
Float and Sink. Encourage hypothesizing (guessing). Use several objects: soap, a dry sock, a bottle of shampoo, a wet sponge, an empty bottle. Ask your child which objects will float when dropped into water in a sink or bathtub. Then drop in the water, one by one, to see what happens.
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Always Ask Questions. Constantly asking thought-provoking questions can improve your child's communication skills. When you are in the kitchen and your two- or three-year-old "helps" by taking out all the pots and pans, ask: "Which one is the biggest?" "Can you find a lid for that one?" "What color is this one?" When walking down the street, ask: "Which leaves are the same?" "Which leaves are different?" "What else grows on trees?" Ask "what if" questions. "What would happen if we didn't shovel the snow?" "What if that butterfly lands on your nose?"


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Brown, 26, is wanted on a warrant from Rockingham County for violating probation on an original conviction and sentence for assault. Authorities say he may be in possession of a handgun and should be considered armed and dangerous. He is described as 5 feet 11, 175 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes, tattoos on his neck, both arms, both hands and both calves and a scar on his knee. He was last known to be living in the Rochester area.


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Obama said He was following the commanders advice and needs closely but how can this be if the Commander himself has only talked to the President one time? This ties directly into the fact that Obama has Not sent additional troops requested at the end of August too. This isn't important to Obama obviously!
The military general credited for capturing Saddam Hussein and killing the leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq says he has only spoken to President Obama once since taking command of Afghanistan.
"I've talked to the president, since I've been here, once on a VTC [video teleconferece]," General Stanley McChrystal told CBS reporter David Martin in a television interview that aired Sunday.
"You've talked to him once in 70 days?" Mr. Martin followed up.
"That is correct," the general replied.
This revelation comes amid the explosive publication of an classified report written by the general that said the war in Afghanistan "will likely result in failure" of more troops are not added next year. Yet, the debate over health care reform continues to dominate Washington's political discussions.
Former U.S. Ambassador for the United Nations John Bolton said this was indicative of President Obama's misplaced priorities.
"I think it's very clear, and has been during last year's campaign and in the eight months the president has been in office that he just doesn't regard foreign policy and national security as important as domestic issues, like reforming the health care system," Mr. Bolton told the hosts of the Washington Times' American Morning News Monday morning.
He went on, "If you think there are no threats then it's not illogical to pay no attention to the rest of the world. The problem is in his [Obama's] basic reading of the international environment where we do continue to face massive threats for international terrorists and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, among others."
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My best friend is turning 30 and we are hoping to head to Costa Rica over Thanksgiving.
Last year for my birthday, we took a 15 day trip to Great Britain over Thanksgiving - and it was a whirlwind with lots of train hopping and adventures. This time around we want to do a few days of exploring, and end our trip with a lot of beach relaxing.
We did all of the planning ourselves for our last trip, which we enjoyed - but are considering looking into a travel agent for our Costa Rica trip. Does anyone have any recommendations for companies to use? We have seen Gate 1 travel's packages, which seem to have good options - but I'd love to know of some other reliable, more customized (but still affordable on educators' budgets) options!
I'd also love to hear thoughts on our very rough draft of an itinerary below. We know we want to see the volcano, the cloud forest area, and have the relaxation of the beach. I personally can't sit still all day on the beach, so I thought of all the beach areas Manuel Antonio seemed to have the most to see in the surrounding areas. Is this a reasonable timeline?
If your advice is to plan without an agency, I would love suggestions. Is a rental car a must for the entire trip? Can't miss sites? Restaurants you like in the area? Suggestions for hotels? Ultimately, it seems like a package with an agency might save money - but the lack of choices for hotels isn't all that appealing.
Thanks very much - Natalie
Proposed Itinerary
November 21: Travel SAN JOSE, sleep SAN JOSE
November 22: Travel ARENAL, sleep ARENAL
November 23: Travel MONTEVERDE, sleep MONTEVERDE
November 24: MONTEVERDE
November 25: Travel MANUEL ANTONIO, sleep MANUEL ANTONIO
November 26: MANUEL ANTONIO
November 27: MANUEL ANTONIO
November 28: MANUEL ANTONIO
November 29: Travel SAN JOSE, Travel COLUMBUS, OH
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Well, the first part of your trip is a whirlwind. You can't really do Arenal in one night. Since it is not active now, no lava, why not base yourself in San Jose (Alajuela actually) and do tours of the closer volcanos, then go up to Monteverde. Two nights in Monteverde is also a bit short.
You should plan the trip yourself. Spend a couple of days reading old posts here. You will get a feel of whether you want to rent a car, what beaches appeal to you, etc. Then ask more specific questions.
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You're doing too much moving around and won't have enough time to enjoy each spot. We did the Arenal area combined with Manuel Antonio for our first trip, and it was great. Tons to see and do in both areas, lots of hotel and restaurant choices. I'd leave Monteverde for another trip when you have more time. Most people spend at least three nights in the Arenal area; we stay four when we go there. You might like Silencio del Campo; it's a popular place to stay. Have been to Arenal several times and still haven't seen or done it all. You can visit the natural hot springs like Tabacon or Eco Termales, hike the waterfall, hike the Hanging Bridges, zipline at Sky Trek, do the Cano Negro tour and Penas Blancas river float, visit Proyecto Asis animal rescue center, go waterfall rappelling, go tubing at The Springs; the list goes on and on. Check out the websites for Desafio and Sunset Tours. Manuel Antonio is also good for about three or four nights. The national park is beautiful and full of fairly tame wildlife. Great beach there. The damas mangrove tour is also fun; we had monkeys climb aboard our boat. Also enjoyed the Villa Vanilla spice tour. Tulemar Bungalows is a great place to stay with its own beach. If you do decide to go to Monteverde, you can do it in two days if you want to rush or three if you want to relax a bit. We liked Fonda Vela there. If you want to do all of those places, I'd look at expanding your time frame. It takes a while to get from place to place, and you don't want to spend all your time on the roads.
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I forgot to mention that we do all of our planning ourselves and like the freedom that allows. Most people on these boards do not do organized tours. We did use Costa Rica Expeditions to go to Tortuguero and loved them, but they can be pricey. We usually do not rent a car; we use private drivers to go between cities and then use taxis once we're in town. Arenal is more spread out than Manuel Antonio, so if you opt for a car, I'd do it there. There's also a shuttle service called Interbus that goes between cities. Desafio has a Jeep Boat Jeep service that runs between Arenal and Monteverde.
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With the amount of time you have, I would do only two locations. Arenal and Manuel Antonio.
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Agree with all of the above, only do 2 locations. Too much traveling in a car otherwise. You don't need an agency to book hotels in those areas and you can travel in between them using Interbus, a shuttle that will take you from hotel to hotel for $30-$40 per person. Very reliable.
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I really like Manuel Antonio and yes, there are beautiful beaches but not only that. You can see nice boutiques, in the Park, you can hike and see animals like monkeys.
My best restaurant is El Avion. BUT go like at 5.15 pm.Too see sunset. Amazing view. Don't miss it!
There are many good hotels there. You have plenty of choice.
If you need a price comparator, see this Manuel Antonio hotels: http://www.southerncostarica.biz/Manuel-Antonio/cat-hotels/
Have a good trip!
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Do you know your flight times yet?
I would not use a travel agency. Part of the fun of Costa Rica is picking out the little boutique hotels yourself.
The idea of doing the central Valley with its two major volcanoes and then Monteverde is a good one. Actually, you could check off both boxes with a single visit to Volcan Poas.
Or, you could head to Savegre Lodge in the San Gerardo de Dota area for a less touristy cloud forest experience and a more direct route to Manuel Antonio from the San Jose/Central Valley area
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Forgot to mention retaurants - In Manuel Antonio, we really like Barba Roja and Cafe Agua Azul, Ronny's is good, and if you want fancy Kapi Kapi - that one is pricey though. In La Fortuna, Don Ruffino is good and La Choza de Laurel. A lot of restaurants are just open air without walls. The ones in Manuel Antonio have nice sunset views.
If you did decide you want help planning, Pat Hewitt on these boards is a travel agent that gets good reviews.
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I agree DO NOT USE A TRAVEL AGENT
I am presently in COSTA RICA now - and that is my biggest regret -- my travel agent booked us in an all inclusive -- I wish I would have come to these boards before going to a travel agent -- unfortunately by the time I came here my trip was planned and paid for..........
I am in the Guanacaste ARea -- and it is beautiful......pics do not do it justice -- I would have liked to stay in the ARENAL AREA had I come here first so I Do agree with VolcanoGirl.......on my next trip back (WHICH THERE WILL BE MANY)......I plan on staying in that area. Although I am going to ARENAL and Nicaragua on Excursions....
I agree with the suggestion to come here and read all posts and ask questions............
Best wishes PURA VIDA!!
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Lohan turned up 30 minutes after the red carpet was officially closed, just as the movie screening was due to be getting started at the city's ArcLight Cinerama Dome. She was able to quickly pose for some pictures with Sheen before hurrying inside the cinema.
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The former "Two And A Half Men" star claims Sam, his 9-year-old child by ex-wife Denise Richards, has been "bullied out of" a California school.
In a lengthy post on Twitter, he writes, "This is a legitimate call to arms. my daughter Sam was bullied out of … school and then called a liar. it's on!
"If you have a rotted (sic) egg, a roll of toilet paper or some dog [bleep]; I urge u to deliver it with 'extreme prejudice' to their KamPuss (sic) run by trolls and charlatans. … make me proud. we will not tolerate this level of abhorrent disrespect…"
Sheen and Richards also share daughter Lola, 7.
Charlie Sheen offers to mentor Lindsay Lohan
Charlie Sheen has offered to mentor troubled Lindsay Lohan, insisting hanging out with him would be better than mixing with her "dress-shredding club buddies."
The actress has been dealt a series of legal and image blows following a number of poor decisions she has made over the past 18 months.
At present she faces jail time for violating her probation on a jewelry theft charge by allegedly lying to police officers about a 2012 car crash, and she recently came under fire for tearing a designer dress she was loaned for a charity event.
Now Sheen, who has helped Lohan settle tax debts with cash hand-outs, believes his past experiences could be invaluable to the Mean Girls actress.
He tells TMZ.com, "I have a kinship with somebody who clearly needs a mentor, whether she wants one or not. She can continue to hang out with her dress-shredding club buddies, or turn to me for some advice… a guy who's been down the road as well as every other side trail on the journey."
He adds, "If she listens, she'll win. If she doesn't, that's on her."
Sheen and Lohan struck up an unlikely friendship while working together on "Scary Movie 5," and she will be appearing on an upcoming episode of his sitcom "Anger Management."
Charlie Sheen offered to pay for Lindsay Lohan's styling at amfAR bash
Charlie Sheen is continuing to support Lindsay Lohan after giving her $100,000 to pay a tax bill — he offered to pay a top stylist to dress the troubled actress for the glitzy amfAR gala earlier this month.
The former "Two and a Half Men" actor asked renowned style guru Phillip Bloch to help Lohan look her best when she walked the red carpet at the star-studded AIDS charity event, which kicked off New York Fashion Week.
Bloch admits he was shocked Sheen volunteered to pay for half the cost of his services, telling UsMagazine.com, "Never in a business like this do you see a celebrity pay for another celebrity. He's very considerate."
Lohan attended the bash in a beaded gown by Theia.
Sheen, who met the actress on the set of "Scary Movie 5," gave her a helping hand last year when he wrote her a $100,000 check to settle her hefty debts with the IRS.
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Enough with the False Flag SpeculationSubmitted by theancientalien on Tue, 07/24/2012 - 17:22
Enough with the False Flag speculation. Driving me batshit. I didn't hear all this shit when the Columbine School shooting happened, or Virginia Tech, or the many different post offices. When I get to the point where I'm bitching about people aren't listening to me, it means I'm correct. That's not ego, that's fucking fact and has been proven over and over. Only thing worse than people crying out for more gun control because of this tragedy is my compatriots in the Revolution jumping the gun and crying wolf. Everyone is entitled, say what you wish, but if you're blaming the government for this attack instead of the individual(s) responsible, a fucked up society, and apathetic movie goers you need to take a step back, deep breath, take a few years of psychology at university, study up on spree killers, and watch the movie 15 Minutes. I'm done.
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what we have had enough of is blind acceptance of whatever crock of sh*t the lying government and the lying corporate media try to feed us. I don't believe a single word of what the media has reported about the theater shootings except that 1) a bunch of people were shot at a theater showing the new batman movie, and 2) that's it. Nothing else.
I'm not even convinced that the man they are holding and presenting in court as james holmes is even the real james holmes. Why not? well, look at this:
You are not helping anyone but the enemy by discouraging people from critical thinking. If you want to go on living in your delusional world because you cannot handle the actual world we live in, well don't bother the rest of us with your foolishness.
Once again
If government tells you it's sunny outside, grab an umbrella and check for yourself!
George Carlin
You can't get clean in a dirty bathtub.
And this
2 Chron 7:13-14 if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land.
Read This
Then get back to us on that crap. http://www.fourwinds10.net/siterun_data/government/war/terro...
shut up and go stick your
shut up and go stick your head back in the sand.
Intriguing History
When I first learned of "False Flag" attacks it was 2007. When I first learned of the NWO it was 1997. I, of course, did not believe anything about it but I watched and waited for years to see if some of the things that were discussed would turn out to be true. In fact when I read years ago that Lybia, Syria and other nations would be attacked by American forces leading up to WWIII I shrugged them off. Now we are in Lybia and Syria. When I read about the attack on Iran setting in motion world events I shrugged it off. Now we are discussing attacking Iran.
When I read about the demonization of our second amendment rights by using a series of incidents involving massacres of innocent civilians I shrugged it off. I don't know what is really happening here but the historical precedent was set decades ago. If you have read about the NWO then you know. There is no need for speculation. Get informed!
This has gone from irritating
This has gone from irritating to infuriating to down right absurd. like giving pills to a dead man. What a wonderful encounter with the black sheep of the Liberty Movement. To hell with all reason! Enjoy your self imposed nightmares about the government's plot to bring a comic book villain to real life so they can take our guns away. LOL...right. I'm through with this one...the peanut gallery may talk among yourselves.
Yes the plot to enforce more
Yes the plot to enforce more gun control on its citizens, and the day after the massacre the Democratic pet to Obama Governor of Colorado says, "I don't think that any more gun control would have prevented this massacre." Today Obama comments on citizens not having AK-47s, which I am pretty sure has already been established and even most gun owners don't believe people should have access to those. These conspiracies are becoming laughable.
I'm a gun owner and any
I'm a gun owner and any citizen should have what ever rifle they want. be it an AK or an m16. the 1968 gun control act should be abolished. there should be no registration of any firearm PERIOD.
at last we agree on something
Want some more evidence, Bubba?
Go to 5:28
2 Chron 7:13-14 if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land.
Trying to Stop
these people from making us all look foolish is a waste of time. All you can do is ignore them and eventually they fall asleep exhausted from typing all their crazy garbage.
was law enforcement correct...
Was law enforcement correct about the JFK and RFK and MLK assassinations? Was law enforcement correct about the Columbine massacre, in which 101 witnesses state they saw other shooters? Was law enforcement correct about the lone duo of plotters in the Oklahoma bombing? Was law enforcement correct about 9/11?
In all cases—no.
not going to sit here and
not going to sit here and waste my time giving you 1000 examples to every one of yours on the times they were right.
because you are so tight in
because you are so tight in the head you can't think.
Because you can't?
If it is shown, even once, that our government is capable of covering up the truth, then it will ALWAYS be a question of what ELSE didn't they tell us.
There are a lot of things about the Aurora shooting that don't make a dimes worth of sense. Yet within a day or so of the shooting, the Chief of Police stated he had the lone gunman.
The police couldn't possibly have followed up on every lead. There is no way they figured out how he got his money and whether or not anyone else was involved. So why the rush to judgement?
Is the government hiding anything? It is reasonable to question and speculate in the face of the many questions left open.
I feel like its getting to
I feel like its getting to the point where people almost wish everything is a government conspiracy, so they will fight tooth and nail to speculate till it must be true.
holy shit a voice of reason
holy shit a voice of reason among the chaos.
Columbine was in 1999.
People were not quite as suspicious as they are today, since 2001.
The law cannot make a wicked person virtuous…God's grace alone can accomplish such a thing.
Ron Paul - The Revolution
Setting a good example is a far better way to spread ideals than through force of arms. Ron Paul
Well Alien - even Ben Swann thinks something is suspect
We are not "the fringe", maybe you are
And Veterans Today:
And the Denver Post:
2 Chron 7:13-14 if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land.
so how many people have you
so how many people have you gotten to take a look at Ron Paul in the past few days saying the shooting is a government conspiracy?
I'm not following you
Are you asking if I've tried to "sell" Ron Paul to anyone using the conspiracy angle?
2 Chron 7:13-14 if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land.
you sound frustrated--
I have not voted you down--
I don't listen to Alex Jones; I've only heard a few youtube clips of him--
he's quite sensational and very loud--
(and I'm not a follower)
I commend you for all that you have done.
Others are doing what they feel is right to do--
including ask questions.
But, as I wrote above, you sound frustrated. The liberty movement has had a tremendous battle on 'its' hands, and it doesn't always appear that *we* are going to succeed.
But everyone has his/her strengths/weaknesses--
when other DPers say "the government", I think that most people assume that means that all the senators, representatives, and the entire executive branch knows everything that is happening, and I don't believe that is true. I think some do, but not all, by any means.
The problem is that nobody even really knows what "the government" is anymore--
it's become such a huge labyrinth, so convoluted and complicated--
where does "the government" begin, and where does it end? I don't know. I would like to know, which is why I ask questions.
it's hard to be awake; it's easier to dream--
I thought you were a liberty advocate...
You say you have done all these things to promote liberty, yet you tell folks here at DP who have a different opinion than you to shut up.
I have to ask, what type of liberty are you promoting? Liberty where people are free to agree with you or liberty where people can have a different opinion than you and are free to express it?
Guess what. It doesn't really matter what you think people should do. They will do what they want with or without your approval of their actions. It sux I know, but what can one do about it? One can either not pay attention to opinions that are different than their own, or tell them to shut up because they are not free to express their opinions because they are different.
I'm a strategically smart
I'm a strategically smart liberty advocate. While these jokers are sitting around crying conspiracy, they are missing out on the opportunity to further promote 2nd Amendment Rights which the country is crying out for. What they are doing is worthless and a waste of time yelling about something they can never prove. That's why I say Shut Up. People are wasting time and resources looking like whack jobs to the people we're trying to pull in to the Liberty movement. Answer me this one question...all of you. What is going to help the Revolution? Saying this is a False Flag Government Conspiracy or encouraging people to go get concealed permits and open carry and buy a hand gun and buy an AR15? Yeah, pretty sure those on the fence about Ron Paul and the Revolution are not going to jump on board because everyone is claiming mind control. It is nothing but strategically stupid. So yes, I'm pissed off and frustrated because of the obvious political ignorance.
I guess you'll have a hard frustrating life then. You know, we don't have the first amendment so we can talk about the weather...
Like I said before, it won't make any difference what you think is right or wrong for people to do. They are going to do what they want to no matter if you you agree with their actions or not.
I would be inclined to believe that a smart person would figure that out on their own.
I didn't swear an oath to
I didn't swear an oath to defend the Constitution with my life if need be to waste my First Amendment Rights talking about baseless bullshit either. I would be inclined to believe that a smart person would figure that out on their own as well.
I know you won't answer but I have to ask...
Why would you give your life if need be defending the First Amendment only to insist that anyone that expresses an opinion that you don't agree with should shut up?
Now I am confused...
Why would you make this post if not to talk about it?
That doesn't even make sense. But, I'm not "Strategically Smart" like you are.
If you notice, I have not said one thing one way or the other on this shooting. I was merely pointing out the irony of you promoting liberty while demanding that others shut up who have opinions (on the shooter subject) different than yours. That too, doesn't add up.
Also notice, that unlike you, I have never made the claim of being smart.
So, which of your opinions are not okay to disagree with? Just this one, or are there others as well?


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The Toyota Camry Solara was virtually unchanged in 2001. A new color was added to the choices, but other than that, the 2001 Camry Solara is identical to the 2000.
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