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It surpasses belief, that is, unless we look at the matter from a more historical point of view, and place such statements in the context of the hypocritical moralism of the past; for example, of Woodrow Wilson, who was going to teach the Latin Americans the art of good government, and who wrote (1902) that it is "our peculiar duty" to teach colonial peoples "order and self-control…[and]…the drill and habit of law and obedience…." Or of the missionaries of the 1840s, who described the hideous and degrading opium wars as "the result of a great design of Providence to make the wickedness of men subserve his purposes of mercy toward China, in breaking through her wall of exclusion, and bringing the empire into more immediate contact with western and Christian nations." Or, to approach the present, of A.A. Berle, who, in commenting on the Dominican intervention, has the impertinence to attribute the problems of the Caribbean countries to imperialism—Russian imperialism.12
AS A FINAL EXAMPLE of this failure of skepticism, consider the remarks of Henry Kissinger in his concluding remarks at the Harvard-Oxford television debate on America's Vietnam policies. He observed, rather sadly, that what disturbs him most is that others question not our judgment, but our motives—a remarkable comment by a man whose professional concern is political analysis, that is, analysis of the actions of governments in terms of motives that are unexpressed in official propaganda and perhaps only dimly perceived by those whose acts they govern. No one would be disturbed by an analysis of the political behavior of the Russians, French, or Tanzanians questioning their motives and interpreting their actions by the long-range interests concealed behind their official rhetoric. But it is an article of faith that American motives are pure, and not subject to analysis (see note 1). Although it is nothing new in American intellectual history—or, for that matter, in the general history of imperialist apologia—this innocence becomes increasingly distasteful as the power it serves grows more dominant in world affairs, and more capable, therefore, of the unconstrained viciousness that the mass media present to us each day. We are hardly the first power in history to combine material interests, great technological capacity, and an utter disregard for the suffering and misery of the lower orders. The long tradition of naiveté and self-righteousness that disfigures our intellectual history, however, must serve as a warning to the third world, if such a warning is needed, as to how our protestations of sincerity and benign intent are to be interpreted.
The basic assumptions of the "New Frontiersmen" should be pondered carefully by those who look forward to the involvement of academic intellectuals in politics. For example, I have referred above to Arthur Schlesinger's objections to the Bay of Pigs invasion, but the reference was imprecise. True, he felt that it was a "terrible idea," but "not because the notion of sponsoring an exile attempt to overthrow Castro seemed intolerable in itself." Such a reaction would be the merest sentimentality, unthinkable to a tough-minded realist. The difficulty, rather, was that it seemed unlikely that the deception could succeed. The operation, in his view, was ill-conceived but not otherwise objectionable.13 In a similar vein, Schlesinger quotes with approval Kennedy's "realistic" assessment of the situation resulting from Trujillo's assassination:
There are three possibilities in descending order of preference: a decent democratic regime, a continuation of the Trujillo regime or a Castro regime. We ought to aim at the first, but we really can't renounce the second until we are sure that we can avoid the third [p. 769].
The reason why the third possibility is so intolerable is explained a few pages later (p. 774): "Communist success in Latin America would deal a much harder blow to the power and influence of the United States." Of course, we can never really be sure of avoiding the third possibility; therefore, in practice, we will always settle for the second, as we are now doing in Brazil and Argentina, for example.14
Or consider Walt Rostow's views on American policy in Asia.15 The basis on which we must build this policy is that "we are openly threatened and we feel menaced by Communist China." To prove that we are menaced is of course unnecessary, and the matter receives no attention; it is enough that we feel menaced. Our policy must be based on our national heritage and our national interests. Our national heritage is briefly outlined in the following terms: "Throughout the nineteenth century, in good conscience Americans could devote themselves to the extension of both their principles and their power on this continent," making use of "the somewhat elastic concept of the Monroe doctrine" and, of course, extending "the American interest to Alaska and the mid-Pacific islands…. Both our insistence on unconditional surrender and the idea of post-war occupation…represented the formulation of American security interests in Europe and Asia." So much for our heritage. As to our interests, the matter is equally simple. Fundamental is our "profound interest that societies abroad develop and strengthen those elements in their respective cultures that elevate and protect the dignity of the individual against the state." At the same time, we must counter the "ideological threat," namely "the possibility that the Chinese Communists can prove to Asians by progress in China that Communist methods are better and faster than democratic methods." Nothing is said about those people in Asian cultures to whom our "conception of the proper relation of the individual to the state" may not be the uniquely important value, people who might, for example, be concerned with preserving the "dignity of the individual" against concentrations of foreign or domestic capital, or against semi-feudal structures (such as Trujillo-type dictatorships) introduced or kept in power by American arms. All of this is flavored with allusions to "our religious and ethical value systems" and to our "diffuse and complex concepts" which are to the Asian mind "so much more difficult to grasp" than Marxist dogma, and are so "disturbing to some Asians" because of "their very lack of dogmatism."
Such intellectual contributions as these suggest the need for a correction to De Gaulle's remark, in his Memoirs, about the American "will to power, cloaking itself in idealism." By now, this will to power is not so much cloaked in idealism as it is drowned in fatuity. And academic intellectuals have made their unique contribution to this sorry picture.
LET US, HOWEVER, RETURN to the war in Vietnam and the response that it has aroused among American intellectuals. A striking feature of the recent debate on Southeast Asian policy has been the distinction that is commonly drawn between "responsible criticism," on the one hand, and "sentimental," or "emotional," or "hysterical" criticism, on the other. There is much to be learned from a careful study of the terms in which this distinction is drawn. The "hysterical critics" are to be identified, apparently, by their irrational refusal to accept one fundamental political axiom, namely that the United States has the right to extend its power and control without limit, insofar as is feasible. Responsible criticism does not challenge this assumption, but argues, rather, that we probably can't "get away with it" at this particular time and place.
A distinction of this sort seems to be what Irving Kristol, for example, has in mind in his analysis of the protest over Vietnam policy (Encounter, August, 1965). He contrasts the responsible critics, such as Walter Lippmann, the Times, and Senator Fulbright, with the "teach-in movement." "Unlike the university protesters," he points out, "Mr. Lippmann engages in no presumptuous suppositions as to 'what the Vietnamese people really want'—he obviously doesn't much care—or in legalistic exegesis as to whether, or to what extent, there is 'aggression' or 'revolution' in South Vietnam. His is a realpolitik point of view; and he will apparently even contemplate the possibility of a nuclear war against China in extreme circumstances." This is commendable, and contrasts favorably, for Kristol, with the talk of the "unreasonable, ideological types" in the teach-in movement, who often seem to be motivated by such absurdities as "simple, virtuous 'anti-imperialism,' "who deliver "harangues on 'the power structure,' " and who even sometimes stoop so low as to read "articles and reports from the foreign press on the American presence in Vietnam." Furthermore, these nasty types are often psychologists, mathematicians, chemists, or philosophers (just as, incidentally, those most vocal in protest in the Soviet Union are generally physicists, literary intellectuals, and others remote from the exercise of power), rather than people with Washington contacts, who, of course, realize that "had they a new, good idea about Vietnam, they would get a prompt and respectful hearing" in Washington.
I am not interested here in whether Kristol's characterization of protest and dissent is accurate, but rather in the assumptions on which it rests. Is the purity of American motives a matter that is beyond discussion, or that is irrelevant to discussion? Should decisions be left to "experts" with Washington contacts—even if we assume that they command the necessary knowledge and principles to make the "best" decision, will they invariably do so? And, a logically prior question, is "expertise" applicable—that is, is there a body of theory and of relevant information, not in the public domain, that can be applied to the analysis of foreign policy or that demonstrates the correctness of present actions in some way that psychologists, mathematicians, chemists, and philosophers are incapable of comprehending? Although Kristol does not examine these questions directly, his attitude presupposes answers, answers which are wrong in all cases. American aggressiveness, however it may be masked in pious rhetoric, is a dominant force in world affairs and must be analyzed in terms of its causes and motives. There is no body of theory or significant body of relevant information, beyond the comprehension of the layman, which makes policy immune from criticism. To the extent that "expert knowledge" is applied to world affairs, it is surely appropriate—for a person of any integrity, quite necessary—to question its quality and the goals it serves. These facts seem too obvious to require extended discussion.
A CORRECTIVE to Kristol's curious belief in the Administration's openness to new thinking about Vietnam is provided by McGeorge Bundy in a recent issue of Foreign Affairs (January, 1967). As Bundy correctly observes, "on the main stage…the argument on Viet Nam turns on tactics, not fundamentals," although, he adds, "there are wild men in the wings." On stage center are, of course, the President (who in his recent trip to Asia had just "magisterially reaffirmed" our interest "in the progress of the people across the Pacific") and his advisers, who deserve "the understanding support of those who want restraint." It is these men who deserve the credit for the fact that "the bombing of the North has been the most accurate and the most restrained in modern warfare"—a solicitude which will be appreciated by the inhabitants, or former inhabitants of Nam Dinh and Phu Ly and Vinh. It is these men, too, who deserve the credit for what was reported by Malcolm Browne as long ago as May, 1965:
New York Times Book Review, November 20, 1966. Such comments call to mind the remarkable spectacle of President Kennedy counseling Cheddi Jagan on the dangers of entering into a trading relationship "which brought a country into a condition of economic dependence." The reference, of course, is to the dangers in commercial relations with the Soviet Union. See Schlesinger, A Thousand Days, p. 776.↩
A Thousand Days, p. 252.↩
Though this too is imprecise. One must recall the real character of the Trujillo regime to appreciate the full cynicism of Kennedy's "realistic" analysis.↩
W. W. Rostow and R. W. Hatch, An American Policy in Asia, Technology Press and John Wiley, 1955.↩
New York Times Book Review, November 20, 1966. Such comments call to mind the remarkable spectacle of President Kennedy counseling Cheddi Jagan on the dangers of entering into a trading relationship "which brought a country into a condition of economic dependence." The reference, of course, is to the dangers in commercial relations with the Soviet Union. See Schlesinger, A Thousand Days, p. 776.↩
A Thousand Days, p. 252.↩
Though this too is imprecise. One must recall the real character of the Trujillo regime to appreciate the full cynicism of Kennedy's "realistic" analysis.↩
W. W. Rostow and R. W. Hatch, An American Policy in Asia, Technology Press and John Wiley, 1955.↩


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In the fall of 1968, at the age of 14, I entered my freshman year at Webb School, a boarding school in the mountains of middle Tennessee. The school had an enrollment of about 200 and it was located in Bell Buckle (a community larger than a hamlet, smaller than a town). It was a tough school in austere surroundings where the emphasis was on traditional academics and discipline. Of particular significance, Webb had an honor code, Noli Res Subdole Facere, meaning do nothing on the sly.
In the fall of 1972, I entered LSU in Baton Rouge in which I encountered a student body of about 25,000. Needless to say, coming from Minden, then a city of about 16,000, and Webb, with a student body of only 200, I discovered a number of exciting distractions. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the academics as well as the social aspect, including membership in a fraternity, Kappa Alpha. I graduated in 1976; and after working in Shreveport for a year, I returned to Baton Rouge, entering LSU Law School in the fall of 1977. During the orientation phase, the dean, borrowing a phrase from another dean of a law school advised, look to your left and to your right; at least one of you will not be here at the end of this year. I gladly accepted the challenge and graduated with a Juris Doctor degree in 1980.
I accepted an offer from the First Judicial District Court for a one-year clerkship beginning August 1980. In August 1981, I was hired by District Attorney Paul Carmouche and sworn in as an assistant district attorney, a position in which I would serve a decade four years as a full time ADA and an additional six years in a part-time capacity. From 1985 to 1990, I maintained a civil practice, initially as an associate in a law firm and later as a sole practitioner. You can look at separate pages in this section for highlights regarding my practice of civil and criminal law.
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I owe so much to my parents, Mary and Tom Crichton. They provided me with love, support and guidance. Unfortunately, they did not live long enough to see the true fruits of their labor and to see me elected judge. My mother died in 1983 and my father died in 1989, both from cancer. I feel blessed to have had such fine parents.
I end this bio in the way that I started it. For unto whomever much is given, of him shall be much required. In addition to my judgeship, I have been incredibly blessed in life and I am thankful. Because of these blessings I feel especially compelled to do all that I can to honor my family and to make our community a better place. So, I carry this philosophy with me in my family relations as well as on the bench and I put my heart and soul into each day. I will continue to expect, in fact demand, more of myself in accordance with the Outward Bound tradition, to serve, to strive and not to yield.
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It was a sold-out show for the grand opening of the Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District's Performing Arts Center.
Students, alumni and community members and leaders celebrated the opening of the 18,000-square-foot building with performances from more than 200 music, dance and theater students on Saturday.
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Construction on the $12 million center began in March of last year and was completed in June.
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Recently, I had a great time tweeting the Emmys in Studio City at CBS in the OMG Insider studio. After our 'tweetup' Lori Moreno, aka @LoriMoreno on Twitter, interviewed me for her blog. She asked me to share some of my branding tips for artists. As many of you know, I love Twitter and social media in general. Over the past 5 years, social media has enhanced my art career and literally changed my life. In fact, that's why I was asked to tweet … [Read more...]
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Since I began using Twitter in 2009, I have made life changing friendships via social media. Many of these 'friends' have become professional colleagues, and personal friends. Recently, I have discovered a great way to use tweets as 'character references' for my resume. Twitter is the perfect place to gather character references from friends who tweet strong positive statements about you, and your expertise. Over the past few months, I have … [Read more...]
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Shares of SCO closed down $1.83, or 13.6%, to $11.59, reversing a 9.4% climb Tuesday. Stung by SCO's lawsuit and
Under generally accepted accounting principles, SCO reported a net loss of $2.3 million, or 16 cents a share, in the first quarter. That compared to a net loss of $724,000, or 6 cents a share, in the same period a year earlier.Revenue declined to $11.4 million from $13.5 million a year earlier. Thomson First Call's lone SCO analyst forecast the company would lose 22 cents a share on $13.2 million in revenue in the first quarter. In the second quarter, SCO said it expects revenue to range from $10 million to $14 million. The company did not give earnings guidance. SCO filed suit against AutoZone Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Nevada, charging that the company violated SCO's Unix copyrights through its use of Linux, according to a press release. In a conference call Wednesday morning, CEO Darl McBride said SCO is in the process of filing a similar suit against DaimlerChrysler in Michigan. But he further explained that SCO does not, in fact, know whether Daimler's use of Linux is violating its Unix software agreement with SCO. Rather, Daimler was among a group of Unix users who failed to respond to SCO's request asking them to certify they are in compliance with their software agreement. Of the more than 3,000 Unix licensees, more than half failed to respond to such requests from SCO mailed in December, McBride said.
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You can extend shelf life by adding glucose, corn syrup, invert sugar or alcohol to the recipe. also be careful about not leaving any air bubbles inside the truffle, or it'll be a certain spot for mold. I boil my cream and let it rest until it reaches 30C, then I mix it with the tempered chocolate.
Haha I'm not sure actually, they never last that long, but I've opened them within 2 weeks and they're still perfect. I've read that using glucose, boiling the cream and using tempered chocolate makes your chocolates last very long (about a month). But it also depends on your recipe.
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By Laura Snyder
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All of my children know the difference between right and wrong. We have been diligence in that regard. A parent can make some mistakes, but at the end of the day, if your children do not know the difference between right and wrong, you've failed.
However, a kid's perception of that thin line between right and wrong is sometimes blurry and might even zigzag from time to time.
For example, it's okay to use dead branches to make a fort. It's also okay to use Dad's tools to make said fort, as long as you ask permission.
However, everything goes haywire when a kid starts assuming certain things.
"Do the branches have to be dead? Or in our yard?"
"I'm pretty sure the chainsaw is off-limits, but Dad let me use his hand saw once. So… do I need permission if I've already used it once with permission?"
"I've already been told not to dig in the grass, so I probably shouldn't build my fort on the grass."
The thing is, a kid can reason out certain concepts and their reasoning can be quite logical at times… until he tries to explain his actions to an irate adult.
Other concepts do not fit nicely into a child's reason. These are the ones that must be constantly reinforced by those adults.
Similarly, when a batter wants to learn to hit a baseball in one direction, he needs to whack that ball many times to fine-tune the direction.
Certainly, whacking a kid many times will only give him brain damage. Brain damage defeats our goal here, so I do not recommend whacking. But if you want to move him in the right direction, you need to instill your words of wisdom many, many times. This kind of reinforcement will make the blurry, zigzagging line between right and wrong much clearer. If this doesn't work, an occasional grounding and video game deprivation may help delineate those lines as well.
Parents failing to convey the message enough times, results in a ten-year old who takes a hacksaw from the garage without permission and cuts down live branches in the neighbor's front yard and uses them to build a fort in the middle of our driveway.
"Why!?" my husband exploded. "Why would you do such a thing? What were you thinking?"
Seriously, that line of questioning will just put us both in the loony bin. It is sufficient to say that we never told him he couldn't do that.
This leaves us with another dilemma: How can a child be told what not to do, before they've actually committed the infraction?
There is not a parent on the planet that can somehow imagine all the trouble their children could get into. If we could, the line between right and wrong would be solid and clear as day.
You see, they don't mean to be naughty. It's just that our children spend most of their time right there on the edge, trying to solidify those lines. It stands to reason that sometimes, they're going to cross them.
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That unwanted feeling : a psychodynamic study of disappointment in organizations
Clancy, A., Vince, R. and Gabriel, Y., 2012. That unwanted feeling : a psychodynamic study of disappointment in organizations. British Journal of Management, 23 (4), pp. 518-531.
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This paper explores the emotion of disappointment in organizations and develops a new line of theorizing inspired by psychoanalytic object-relations theory. Existing literature frames disappointment as a threat to organizational effectiveness, as both a response and an anticipation of failure and as an emotion that needs to be managed in order to prevent it from damaging organizational morale and performance. This only captures part of the complexity of disappointment and leaves unexplored its potential contribution to organizational and individual learning and even creativity. The paper develops a theoretical framework which depicts disappointment in three configurations or positions, and it establishes the potential of disappointment acting as an integrative emotion within organizations. The framework accounts for an apparent contradiction in organizational members' experience of disappointment – that it is, at the same time, seen as 'of little concern' to individuals, and yet viewed as capable of undermining stability and destroying positive feelings. The paper shows how disappointment is connected to the dynamics of blame in organizations but, when fully appreciated, can offer a way of moving beyond these dynamics by recognizing partial failure within an organization and turning it into the basis for organizational learning.
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Christopher David, a Ron Paul activist and youth organizer since 2007, is the only Republican running in California's new 33rd Congressional District, challenging longtime Democratic incumbent Rep. Henry Waxman.
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Democratic registration in the new district is at 44% with Republicans at 28%. A Decline to State voter population comes in at over 22%.
Christopher has been a staunch supporter of Ron Paul since 2007. In 2007, Chris traveled to Iowa along with 300 other young people to campaign for Ron Paul before the caucuses. Chris stayed involved through 2008, helping to launch the continuation of the Ron Paul youth effort, the non-profit organization Young Americans for Liberty (YAL).
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As final week concludes, we wanted to put together a little list to allow everyone to reflect on, and appreciate, some of the unique things we come across every day here at Penn State. After three years at this wonderful place, it's finally starting to hit me. With only one year left, I'm realizing the end is near for me, and it's a sad thought.
*Special shout out to the graduating class of 2011. Good luck. We Are.
8. The Squirrels
Those fuckin' squirrels. When you get to Penn State in the fall as a freshman, the weather is nice, and the squirrels are everywhere. They don't leave you alone. Penn State even did research on different kinds of squirrels! Jumping in and out trash cans, climbing all over the place. To be honest, they scared the shit out of me for years. I hated squirrels. But I have learned to love these little critters that are so energized every day, running and playing, but never causing harm (at least to my knowledge, would love to hear a story of the contrary). A yo PSU squirrels, you guys are alright with me.
7. The Incoming Freshman Tours ("We Are!")
When you visit Penn State as an incoming freshman and senior in high school, you get a tour from the lion ambassadors, who ever so gracely, walk backwards the entire tour explaining the ins and outs of the campus. The ambassadors tell you that students will yell "We Are" randomly throughout the tour, and you must yell "Penn State" back at them. They say this happens because of the immense pride we have at Penn State, and don't get me wrong, we do, but this is an ultimate shmuck fest. I mean, to be honest, no one walks around campus yelling "We Are". That's absurd. But it's a hilarious to yell it at incoming freshman, getting the whole tour (including parents) to yell "Penn State" right back. And, I guess it really is good for school spirit.
6. The Willard Preacher
This fuckin' guy. Having a class in the Willard building is awful. The classrooms suck, the desks suck, and you have to listen to the Willard Preacher every day. The guy rambles on about sex, drinking, and how everything that we do best is bad, and God hates us. Fuck off dude. But then, as I matured as a student at Penn State, I learned to appreciate the preacher. I still totally disagree with every single word that comes out of his mouth, but I can honestly say, I'm glad he does what he does. He is tradition at PSU, someone we can all have a good laugh at every single day.
5. McDonald's Number Calling
As a freshman, McDonald's was as cool as a frat party. Hands down Penn State's best late night spot for food. The atmosphere, the food, the comradery, the scene. It's just beautiful. But what's most impressive about it, is the chaos the workers go through giving out food orders. The unorthodox, literally full blown, screaming of the numbers. "FOUR-SIX-TWO! THREE-THREE-FIVE!" It's insanity. And as a freshman I was like, 'wow, this is nuts.'
Now, as I am finishing my junior year at Penn State, I want to thank all the workers at McDonald's that provide us food during the late hours of the night. Our fellow students, that put up with us being drunk, high, and retarded 4 nights a week, and still get us hot and fresh Mickey D's. Thanks.
4. MclanaMAN
Ahh, good old MclanaMAN. Who is this MclanaMAN I speak about you ask? You know, the "lower-class" (don't wanna say bum or hobo because that's not nice) man who is always in Jimmy John's (guarantee he will be sitting in a booth in Jimmy John's tonight just like in the picture), and hangs out around Mclanahan's and on the bench by Babies. You gotta love that guy. Would love to hear his story. Hey, MclanaMAN, if you are reading this please send me an email (email@example.com) to get together for an interview. Would love to speak with you.
3. The Philly/Pitt Rivalry
Coming into my undergraduate career at Penn State I had no problem with Pittsburgh. The Steelers are not a rival of the Eagles at all, and in fact, I kinda liked the Steelers. The Pirates, well, they're the Pirates. Pittsburgh doesn't have an NBA team. And yes I hate the Penguins, but respected them. Mario Lemieux, Jaromir Jagr, and (although I can't stand him) Sidney Crosby are three of the greatest hockey players I will ever get to watch play the game.
I had never heard of Sheetz, tried my first Primanti bro's sandwhich in Redifer commons (guess that doesn't count), and never been to the city of Pittsburgh (still haven't).
As a freshman, it was understood at Penn State, Philly hates Pittsburgh, and Pittsburgh hates Philly when it comes to sports, food, music, and pretty much anything. The cities compete over which is better Wawa or Sheetz, cheeseteaks or Primanti Bro (or whatever the right word to call it is), which city has the better sports fans, and now the better rapper Wiz or Meek. I quickly realized this. And I bought into it.
But now, I reverted back to my old ways. I took a step back and realized, I have nothing against Pittsburgh at all. Shit, they are the greatest franchise in the NFL, and there's no argument. 6 fuckin' Super Bowls (I'm jealous). The rivalry is awesome for Penn State, and it creates an added buzz and more drinking on campus when both cities have teams in the playoffs. Since my freshman year in 2008, the Steelers have won and lost a Super Bowl, the Phillies have won and lost a World Series, the Flyers have lost a Stanley Cup finals series, and the Penguins have won the Stanley Cup.
I would say Philly and Pittsburgh are two great cities, but Philly sports fans are a little better, cheese steaks shit on Primanti Bro's, Meek Mill is the man, and I'll take Wawa over Sheetz any day!
2. The Hub Lawn
Now we're getting sentimental. How could they? The Hub Lawn was just a lawn where everyone went when it was nice out, and it made the campus look really fuckin' awesome. Movin'On was always on the Hub Lawn, and students had so much fun doing random shit on the lawn, but I didn't think anything of it. I never thought it would go away. I never realized how cool it was. But now I do. Now that it is, basically ruined, I am finally realizing how much I loved the Hub Lawn.
1. The Weather
Note to incoming freshman: take advantage of every sunny, hot day you have on campus. There aren't many. So when you get here in August, and it's 85 and sunny out, and you have papers and exams and shit, fuck it. Seriously, fuck it. Go drink, go smoke, go play whiffle ball, go have sex, go run around, go walk on college ave, go creep on girls laying out, go talk to MclanaMAN. Go OUTSIDE. When the weather is nice here, you know that Penn State is going hard that day, and you can't afford to miss it. I promise.
On the flip side, I have started to appreciate the cold weather. The blizzards in January and February, and the rainy cold, sleeting days in March and April have made us men. The weather cannot stop us. Snow, rain, sleet, wind, cold, hail, whatever it is doing, we are still going hard. Obviously God knows that Penn State cannot be a warm weather school, because the world couldn't handle that shit. Imagine State Patty's and Halloween in a climate of 75 degrees and sunny. Bahaha. They couldn't stop us. It would be non-stop mayhem.


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Ok, the steps that I took were:
1) Clean install from 12.04 (not required, but that iswhat I did) following the instructions from the Perfect Server for Ubuntu 11.10 w/ Nginx.
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3) In ISPConfig, in the System -> Server IP Addresses, created an entry for my server, using the internal address. In my case it's 192.168.1.100, the ifconfig address as mentioned by Falko. Make sure the ports specified are 80, 443.
4) In ISPConfig, in the Sites -> Websites, setup my webserver with the IP address from #3 in the IPv4 spot, and check the SSL checkbox a little lower down.
5) Go to the SSL tab in the Sites -> Website and type in your info that you used already to create the Cert and at the bottom of the screen for SSL Action select Create Certificate, and then Save.
6) The certificate is created (from ISPConfig) in /var/www/clients/clientX/webX/ssl
7) Take the certs created from step #2 and link them here ... so for instance I have a cert: URL.com.crt -> /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/ssl/ispserver.crt
(do a 'ln -s /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/ssl/ispserver.crt /var/www/clients/clientX/webX/ssl')
At this point, it SHOULD be setup. While doing mine, I had rebooted several times, so I would recommend after #7, reboot the server. You may not have to, but it never hurts.
NOTE: I just realized you were asking about Apache. I used Nginx for my webserver, however, with ISPConfig as a wrapper around us manually configuring the files, I believe the directories would be the same as far as the clients and such go. If you go into ISPConfig on the Sites -> Website -> Options tab, it'll tell you the actual directory for your client in "PHP open_basedir"
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Niels "Shoe" Meulman, father of "Calligraffiti," was at it again this past week creating a larger than life mural for Eurobest, the European Festival of Creativity.
The artist was invited to participate in a live graffiti project as part of the event, which is celebrating it's 25th anniversary this year in Lisbon, Portugal. Scroll through the above photos and check out the ones below to see how Shoe's impressive piece came to life.
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Ananda, consider, for example, a person who licks his lips with his tongue. His excessive licking causes fatigue. If the person is sick, there will be a bitter flavor; a person who is not sick will have a subtle sweet sensation. Sweetness and bitterness demonstrate the tongues sense of taste. When the organ is inactive, a sense of tastelessness prevails. However, both the tongue and the fatigue originate in Bodhi. Stress produces the characteristic of fatigue.
Before you heard the sutra, you were together with your eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind every day, but in all that time you never knew where they came from. Who would have guessed that there were so many things in the treasury of the Thus Come One?
How big is the treasury of the Thus Come One, anyway, that it is able to contain so many things?
The treasury of the Thus Come One is bigger than anything else, and so it can contain everything. If it were not bigger than anything else then it would never be able to contain so many things.
Where does it put so many things?
Divide it up into categories. You have your own eye-entrance, and other people have their own eye entrances; you have your ear entrance, and other people have their ear-entrances; you have your nose entrance, others have their nose entrances; you have your tongue entrance, and they have their tongue entrances. If they were all just jumbled up together, when it came time to use them, how would you be able to? If they were not simply lumped together but were divided so that each persons entrances were in an individual place, there would have to be a lot of places. It would have to be a big space. Thats why I say that the treasury of the Thus Come One is bigger than anything else and can contain everything. There is nothing it does not contain. Where are we now? We are all in the treasury of the Thus Come One.
We havent seen what the treasury of the Thus Come One looks like, you say.
You see it every day, but you dont recognize it. In all your daily activities you are within the treasury of the Thus Come One. What your eyes see, what your ears hear - absolutely everything is within the treasury of the Thus Come One. Yet you dont know what the treasury of the Thus Come One looks like. In China there is the saying,
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DENVER (AP) â¿¿ The U.S. Chemical Safety Board slammed Xcel Energy Inc. on Monday for the company's handling of the aftermath of a tunnel fire that killed five workers at a hydroelectric plant, as well as for a host of "troubling episodes."
The board cited the electric and gas utility's failure to cooperate in the agency's probe, and said that investigators had to turn to the the U.S. Attorney's Office Civil Division in Denver to compel the company to turn over information.
"Xcel Energy believes it has always cooperated and acted responsibly and continues to be fully committed to safety as a core value and an operational priority," the company said in a statement.The board, an independent federal agency that investigates serious chemical accidents and makes safety recommendations, plans to release its final report and recommendations on Wednesday. That report comes about two weeks after Xcel decided to release a draft version after initially trying to block it. The company feared it would be released close to the criminal trial in the case, possibly influencing jurors. Xcel, contractor RPI Coating, and RPI executives Philippe Goutagny and James Thompson each are charged with violating U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration standards. They're expected to go on trial next year. The safety board said the report wasn't complete that it had instructed Xcel to keep the draft confidential. Xcel also said it wanted to release the draft report because the company wanted to show that the board excluded findings of a gap in OSHA standards. Xcel and the board are at odds over whether OSHA regulations were sufficient or clear enough to ensure worker safety. The board says the utility should have had a specially trained rescue crew on-hand in emergencies, rather than calling 911 as directed by Xcel's plan.
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