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This is the tale of Captain Jack Sparrow,Pirates of the Caribbean is a Disney film franchise based on a theme park ride of the same name, centering around the adventures of pirate Captain Jack Sparrow. The series is famous for originally being thought a terrible idea, only to surprise everyone with its huge success.The Curse of the Black Pearl begins when Will Turner, the sole survivor of a shipwreck, is found by a ship carrying his future love interest, Elizabeth Swann, the daughter of the royal governor, who takes a medallion from him. Eight years later, Will is a blacksmith in Port Royal. A pirate captain, Jack Sparrow, arrives in a crowning entrance high on the mast of a sinking...dinghy, only to be arrested after a couple fateful run-ins with Elizabeth and Will. That night, the town is attacked by more pirates, but Elizabeth persuades them to call off the attack in exchange for the medallion.Unfortunately for her, the pirates, led by Captain Barbossa, sail off with Elizabeth, but Barbossa tells her the Back Story. They have been cursed for stealing Aztec gold, doomed to forever exist as undead creatures who can not gain satisfaction from eating, drinking, or even the simple pleasure of a warm breeze; even the final peace of death is denied to them. Now they must collect all the coins and return them, along with blood from each pirate. Since Elizabeth gave them her name as Elizabeth ''Turner'', they think she is the daughter of a missing crewman and they need her blood. Jack likewise has ties to them as before they were cursed, their ship, the Black Pearl, was under his command before Barbossa took it over. Now Jack is looking to get it back, and Will springs him from prison in exchange for Jack's promise to help rescue Elizabeth.Jack Sparrow, Will, Elizabeth, the pirates, and Elizabeth's soon-fianc� James Norrington, a Royal Navy commodore, all converge on the island where the gold is kept, double crossing each other along the way. After a final battle, the curse is broken, Barbossa is killed, Will and Elizabeth are together, and Jack goes free, given a day's head start by Norrington, and regains command of the Black Pearl.Dead Man's Chest begins with the arrival of Lord Cutler Beckett, the head of the East India Trading Company, who blackmails Will into hunting Jack and his magic compass to spare Elizabeth's life for treason(since they helped Jack escape). Beckett's ultimate target is the chest containing the heart of Davy Jones, captain of The Flying Dutchman and immortal lord of the oceans who controls the dreaded monstrous Kraken. Holding the heart will allow Beckett to control Davy Jones, and hence all the seas of the world.Will is soon a prisoner on the Dutchman, where he meets his mutated father who is a slave to Davy Jones, while Jack, Elizabeth and a disgraced Norrington hunt the chest holding the heart. When they find it, Will, freshly escaped from the Dutchman, turns up with the magic key needed to open the chest, and Davy Jones in hot pursuit. After a climactic battle, Jack is swallowed alive by the Kraken and Norrington gets the heart, which he presents to Cutler in a bid to get his position in the navy back, setting up the sequel.At World's End, the third installment, chronicles the adventures of Will, Elizabeth, and a newly resurrected Captain Barbossa in their journey to retrieve Jack from the afterlife. It resolves with the final showdown between the forces of Cutler Beckett (now with Davy Jones and the Flying Dutchman as their flagship), and the assembled pirate forces of the world, with an angry sea goddess thrown into the mix. This installment is the most expensive film ever made, costing 300 million dollars before marketing. However as it made 950 million dollars it was still a huge success financially.The fourth installment, On Stranger Tides (Suggested By the novel of the same name, which was also an inspiration for the Monkey Island series) sees Captain Jack unwillingly joining forces with the notorious Blackbeard to seek out the Fountain of Youth, racing the English navy (led by Barbossa, who has turned privateer) and the Spanish (who have found a map made by Juan Ponce de Leon). The situation is complicated by the presence of Angelica, a woman from Captain Jack's past (who, unlike all the other women in his past, still seems to mean something to him).A fifth film, Dead Men Tell No Tales, is planned for a summer 2016 release. Playdom has released a videogame for Facebook.Here we present the rogues gallery (so far) of the this epic series of yarns, me hearties!! YarrHarrHarrHarrHarr!!
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We Are Anonymous is a thrilling, exclusive expose of the hacker collectives Anonymous and LulzSec.
In late 2010, thousands of hacktivists joined a mass digital assault by Anonymous on the websites of VISA, MasterCard, and PayPal to protest their treatment of WikiLeaks. Splinter groups then infiltrated the networks of totalitarian governments in Libya and Tunisia, and an elite team of six people calling themselves LulzSec attacked the FBI, CIA, and Sony. They were flippant and taunting, grabbed headlines, and amassed more than a quarter of a million Twitter followers. The computer security world - and world at large - realized quickly that Anonymous and its splinter groups are something to treat with dead seriousness.
Through the stories of three key members, We Are Anonymous offers a gripping, adrenaline-fueled narrative in the style of The Accidental Billionaires, drawing upon hundreds of conversations with the members themselves, including exclusive interviews. By coming to know them - their childhoods, families, and personal demons - we come to know the human side of their virtual exploits, and why they're so passionate about disrupting the Internet's frontiers.
©2012 Parmy Olson (P)2012 Hacette Audio
"Awesome book. Felt like a hacker fiction novel!"
I was blown away by how exciting the author made this story. It's a fascinating look into the underground hacker culture and a wake up call to anyone who hasn't paid much attention to computer security in the past. You'll learn about the basic methods hackers use, including technical hacks and social engineering.
The story was very approachable, Parmy Olson does a good job explaining everything tech related in a fair amount of detail without making the embarrassing mistakes that many journalists make when reporting on technology. (I'm hardly all-knowing in this area, but I'm a programmer and pretty tech savvy, so I probably would have caught any obvious flaws)
The narrator does a wonderful job adding life to the dialogue and uses different voices for each character when reading chat logs and interview quotes. I almost felt like I was listening to a Stieg Larsson book. If you're at all interested in hackers or how a couple kids from different sides of the planet can take down the websites of massive corporations, get this book!
"incredibly close up look"
Parmy Olson provides an incredibly close up and detailed view into these very specific hacker groups. She illuminates the personalities, strategies, tactics and targets involved. Solid narration too.
"Good book but horrible performance"
The narration of this book is just atrocious.
Faking accents in a nonfiction book is unnecessary and the correct pronunciation of words like "Linux" and other terms relating to technology and the internet should be a requirement for narrating books like this.
Especially when you have a book where most of the audience knows the correct wording of phrases and pronunciation of these terms.
So all in all: compelling content let down by irritating narration.
"Not so Anonymous Review"
Just finished listening to this audio book. I found it a well written, fast paced and exciting read. While I haven't been involved in this specific area in my career, this book helped me connect the dots about much that has happened in the news over the past few years.
Those of you here in this group that are deeply entrenched in this space may be well informed. If you are new to this area, this book is an excellent and gripping primer on what is relevant about hacking and the many breaches published over the past few years.
I very much recommend this as an excellent listen!
If you are no hacker, but would like to feel a bit of the excitement and speed of how this whole world works, I suggest listening to it at 3X speed...
I am currently a graduate student at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
"Admirable attempt to tackle difficult subject"
I believe the content of this book should be graded on a curve: how does one adequately capture the development of an organization that defines itself by its lack of organization? How does one make sense of a so-called "hacktavist" group that does not have a specific political agenda? Lastly, how does one try to capture the meaning of a cyber movement that is still in its infancy?
Despite these issues, author Parmy Olson does an adequate job of giving a coherent account Anonymous, LulzSec and related cyber groups. She focuses on a few central key figures like "Sebu", "Topiary" and "Kayla" and tries to show how these figures reflect different sides of Anonymous. For example, Sebu represents the political-minded hacktavist side, Topiary represents the "lulz" side and Kayla the hard-core hacker side. I think this strategy was effective since it gives the reader the sense that while Anonymous, LulzSec, etc are frequently talked about as a single entity within the media the motivations of the people who identify with these group vary wildly.
I have two criticisms of this audiobook. The first regards the content. I thought the author at times went off into unnecessary tangents, introducing periphery figures that didn't add much to the book, or quoted chat logs for longer than was needed. My second criticism regards the narration. I don't know who's idea it was to have the narrator use different accents for each speaker because they were annoying and even distracting at certain points (Barret Brown's Texas accent immediately comes to mind). If I had to it over again, I would have bought a paper or e-book version rather than get the audiobook.
"Not a bad book"
historical, depressing, enthralling
I might recommend this. The only problems are that it has a lot of vulgarity, obscenity, and graphic things, but it's an open window into what it's like in the under-world of the internet, so I don't think that's necessarily bad, it's just depressing.
The reading is in a very proud sounding lilt without much other emotion which tends to flatten all the accents. I'm not sure if they're bad accents or if it's the proud sound to every phrase, but something is wrong with the accents especially. They're a bit irritating.
No, this wasn't a book that I wanted to listen to all in one sitting, but most books are long enough that it would be hard to anyways. The off accents are too grating in this one, however for that to happen.
"Excellent read, terrible narration"
Parmy Olson does an excellent job of wading into the shady world of anon and lulzsec - there are plenty of flaws, however, it is definitely worth the time and far better than I anticipated.
The narrator, Abby Craden, on the other hand, is awful. She finishes every sentence with an affected, snide lilt and she mispronounces words on a regular basis. The worst distraction, however, are the array of dreadful accents she employs to differentiate the characters. It just about ruins the story.
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"Interesting book, AWFUL narration"
It's a fast-paced, detailed description of an interesting phenomenon that morphed so quickly the news was (and possibly still is) far behind the truth. It is written to be "thrilling" but there is also enough meat to keep it from being mindless.
The mispronunciation of numerous words combined with the inconsistent, fake accents almost ruined this book for me.
"Informative and just the right amount of tech."
I recommend this book for anyone who is interested in learning about the origins and actual character of the group that goes by the name Anonymous and only really knows about the group through media about their 'hacktivism.' I knew almost nothing about methods of hacking or cyber attacks but am technically savvy enough to not need an excruciatingly simplistic explanation in order to grasp the necessary concepts. This book strikes the right balance. I understood everything without being either confused or bored. The story focuses mainly on the personal stories of several individuals, focusing a lot of attention on a few who got involved with 'Anonymous' and then formed a similar group and were eventually caught. The method works well because it illustrates the lack of cohesiveness in what the entity called Anonymous really is. The book makes it clear that 'Anonymous' is not an organized group with a singular vision but rather a name that can be claimed by anyone loosely affiliated when he or she wants to- which can work in its favor or against it. It also demonstrates the flip side of the social activism: the essential nastiness and lack of basic human empathy of many individuals in the group. It was also very interesting to see inside the methods used to target individuals or organisms who (sometimes randomly) fall within the cross-hairs of the technically knowledgeable. My first impulse upon finishing the books was to change all of my passwords and carefully think about anything I post anywhere on the internet: a lesson that we could all probably use.
"Insight to this little known, misunderstood world"
The human element behind this group. Most of these people almost looked at this as a game. Not realizing quite the mess they were in. Also, interesting seeing how easily some were turned. Gives you insight into how little you can truly trust other people, especially on the internet.
Also it's interesting learning about the fact that much of this was caused by social engineering as much as it was by skilled hackers. Meaning that people often were easily fooled and tricked into doing things by these people. Also, it gives you a bit of insight into what you should and should not do with passwords pertaining to the internet.
I loved it. Some others didn't enjoy her style but I really liked her dark almost ominous voice. I truly felt it was fitting for the content. The accents may have been a little off but whatever.
Hard to say without giving away spoilers. But when people started getting arrested and when one person was so easily turned. Kind of takes away your faith in the resolve of others to keep your secrets when pressed. Also when one person is discovered it comes as a bit of a surprise. Makes you wonder if you can truly have Anonymity on the Internet. It seems when pressed anyone can find your secrets alarmingly easily.
Written for people that have little to no knowledge of hacking so it's completely accessible to any layman who has a basic understanding of the internet. Helps you to understand things to do and not do on the internet to protect yourself. Gives some insight into the motivations of this group of people and it's successes and failures. Where they went wrong etc. Overall I felt engaged and was happy to gain insight into this secret world. Listened to this one whenever I could.
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There is mention of the Book of Jashar in the Old Testament. Is this a missing book of the Bible?
—Joe O., via e-mail
The Book of Jashar is one of the lost source books of early Israelite poetry from the Amarna Age (15th and 14th centuries B.C.). It is excerpted twice or possibly three times in the Old Testament. Jashar is a common Hebrew word meaning "one who is straight, honest, just, righteous, upright." This means that the Book of Jashar may also be translated the "Book of the Upright." It is often assumed that this title either refers to the heroic people identified in the stories or to all Israel as the upright people. Some scholars doubt there ever was a written book, attributing the Book of Jashar instead to a collection of traditional oral expressions.


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Cosmetic Question: I had a MACS (mini) lift six months ago. I still have hard, painful areas where the deep stitches were placed. Why?
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Your pain and the hardness is probably from the thick sutures used in the MACS face lift.
The MACS face lift is called a mini-face lift because there are no incisions behind the ears. It is a suspension lift – sutures are placed in the tissues, pulled very tight and sutured down to bone. The suture material must be thick and is usually made from a polyester called PDS (p-polydioxanone.)
PDS sutures are absorbable – but it can take 6 – 12 months. Inflammation – hardening and tenderness – occurs while the body dissolves PDS into a creamy gel. This gel may be absorbed or rejected through a small skin opening – it looks like pus but is a sterile polyester byproduct.
The traditional face lift requires more surgical expertise but uses delicate sutures and results are usually better. Doing a MACS lift is easier for your surgeon but harder for you – partly because of the PDS suture absorption problems and partly because it is not a delicate technique and is more likely to cause distortion.
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Power restored after outage this afternoon
About 6,000 customers of the city of High Point Electric Utilities Department lost power Thursday afternoon on the hottest day of the year so far during an outage affecting sections of eastern and southern High Point.
The outage struck at 12:52 p.m. and affected most customers for a half an hour, said Larry Hopkins, city electric operations engineer. But all electricity wasn't restored until 2:08 p.m., he said.
The outage affected an area in the southern and eastern part of the city stretching from Surrett Drive to U.S. 311 and Liberty Road near the border with Archdale, according to the Electric Utilities Department website.
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City electric crews were bringing one station back on line after maintenance when another problem happened at a second power station.
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The load on the system from power usage on a hot day contributed to the outage, he said.
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- 0Oct 18, '11 by angelina726Hey guys... Just checking to see if any of you have applied for Drexel's ACE program for the Fall of 2012. I applied this past summer, and I know that they just began looking at applications October 15th!
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- 0Hi! Thank you for starting this thread!! I went to an info session a few weeks ago (which I really recommend because it was so helpful, organized, and overall extremely impressive)! And they said they will start the rolling admission on November 1, 2011 for the ACE Fall of 2012 students! They also changed their pre-requisite requirement to having 9 pre requisites complete before being accepted instead of 7, like it was previously. My status has not changed but I will post when it does!! Looking at previous years allnurses threads, it seems like most people found out between early November through Thanksgiving, assuming that they applied by Oct 15!
- 0Oct 24, '11 by angelina726Hmmm... The only courses I haven't taken are Computer Science, and Ethics.. So I would still be good in those regards correct? I know the only thing I can do is wait for a response, but I am still SO nervous. I graduated with my degree in Bio, and my GPA surely isn't reflective of my academic ability. When I was younger, I definitely played too much and wasn't too into my academics, ha! Did they mention anything about the last 60 credits? I did well in those, and in all of my prerequisites!
- 0Hi! Yes you should definitely be good with only having those two classes left! You have more than 9 done and also seem to have all of your sciences done! So no worries for that! They said that you should have over a 3.0 in the last 60 credits and they really look at that, which seems like that could be great for you! Me too actually! They also recommended a 3.0 in pre requisites! They said the average gpa of acceptance is typically a 3.3 gpa (I don't think they specified but I'm assuming that's in the last 60 credits?) so I would say as long as you have above a 3.0 or above in last 60 credits and 3.0 or above in your prerequisites, then you are competitive!! I am sooo nervous as well!!! Fingers crossed for you and everyone who applied !!
- 0Oct 24, '11 by angelina726Awesome, thanks so much for the info! I have a 3.2 in my last 60 credits, and a 3.5 in my prereq's! Definitely wishing good luck to you too! Keep me posted if you hear anything on your acceptance!
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Document Type Doctoral Thesis Author Shuttleworth, Christina Cornelia firstname.lastname@example.com URN etd-09262009-093743 Document Title Towards a financial literacy model as a coordinating interface between financial information and decision makers Degree DCom Department Financial Management Supervisor
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Date 2009-09-01 Availability unrestricted AbstractThe purpose of this study is to investigate how a financial literacy interface model could contribute towards the comprehensibility of financial information to decision makers in organisations. The way individuals and institutions use the concept of financial literacy suggests that different people attach different meanings to this construct. In order to establish a conceptual model for financial literacy, this study endeavours to formulate what financial literacy entails as well as decision makers' expectations of financial information.
The increase in the volume and complexity of financial information often outstrips the abilities of users to understand and interpret it for decision-making purposes. A financial literacy interface provides an opportunity window for decision makers in organisations to break through their fears and concerns in using financial figures and language. Users of financial information differ vastly with regard to their level of financial capability and sophistication, and preparers of financial information should take cognisance of the fact.
The study revealed that financial literacy is a complex phenomenon and that the term encompasses more than the individual terms "financial" and "literacy". It further endeavoured to develop a financial literacy interface model as a coordinating interface between financial information and decision makers.
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EAU CLAIRE — A new art exhibit, "Illustration 54," will be on display at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire from Oct. 4-25 in the Foster Gallery of the Haas Fine Arts Center. The opening reception will be held from 7:30-9 p.m. Oct. 4 in the gallery.
"Illustration 54" is a traveling exhibit coordinated by the Society of Illustrators, whose mission is "to promote the art of illustration; to appreciate its history and evolving nature through exhibitions, lectures and education; and to contribute the service of its members to the welfare of the community at large."
The traveling exhibit will include a selection of pieces from the society's Annual Exhibition, a show of works chosen by a jury of professional illustrators and art directors from a pool of thousands of entries. The Foster Gallery show will feature works by 40 artists in the following categories: sequential/series, uncommissioned, editorial, book, advertising and institutional.
John Hendrix, one of the artists showcased in "Illustration 54," said that having one's work chosen for the Society of Illustrators' Annual Exhibition is the highest honor in the world of illustration.
"With 6,000 entries and around 350 selected to appear in the final show, it is such a rich showing of images throughout the narrative, publishing and editorial fields of illustration," Hendrix said. "The traveling exhibition reflects a small sampling of this great curated show, and seeing these images up close and in person is a real treat, especially for illustrators in the show."
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The NY Times says NYC will be gone within a century, or two, because of "climate change."
There had been warnings. In 2009, the New York City Panel on Climate Change issued a prophetic report. "In the coming decades, our coastal city will most likely face more rapidly rising sea levels and warmer temperatures, as well as potentially more droughts and floods, which will all have impacts on New York City's critical infrastructure," said William Solecki, a geographer at Hunter College and a member of the panel. But what good are warnings?
How "prophetic." They predicted bad weather. The little hairs on my neck are standing up.
Intelligence agents received advance word that terrorists were hoping to hijack commercial jets. Who listened?
(Not George W. Bush.) If we can't imagine our own deaths, as Freud insisted, how can we be expected to imagine the death of a city?
Last month's "weather event" should have taught us that. Whether in 50 or 100 or 200 years, there's a good chance that New York City will sink beneath the sea.
It's this willed ignorance, I suspect, that explains why it's difficult to process the implications of climate change for New York, even in the face of explicit warnings from politicians,
Wait. POLITICIANS are warning us of climate change?? Color me red for embarrassment. I stand corrected. Climate change is real. A 'politician" has said so.
not the most future-oriented people. Governor Andrew M. Cuomo has been courageous to make global warming a subject of public debate, but will taxpayers support his proposal to build a levee in New York Harbor? Wouldn't it be easier to think of Sandy as a "once in a lifetime" storm? Even as Lower Manhattan continues to bail itself out — this time in the literal sense.
And as I walk past the splashing fountain in front of the museum's south entrance on West 77th Street, I recall a sentence from Edward Gibbon's ode to evanescence, "The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire," in which "the learned Poggius" gazes down at the remains of the city from the Capitoline hill: "The public and private edifices, that were founded for eternity, lie prostrate, naked, and broken, like the limbs of a mighty giant; and the ruin is the more visible, from the stupendous relics that have survived the injuries of time and fortune."This is our fate. All the more reason to appreciate what we have while we have it.
Wait. Rome fell because of climate change? I did not know that.
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No need to worry, it will be gone long before any 'climate change' takes place. Socialism will destroy it first.Noteworthy Comment +21
You had me at NYC will be gone…Noteworthy Comment +16
Fresh water Bass?Noteworthy Comment +10
NY Times. What is that, some kind of lefty blog or something?Noteworthy Comment +11
"Rome fell because of climate change? I did not know that."
Yes- sadly, it was all those SUV's burning fossile fuels.. And they just wouldn't listen to the great Goracle of Delphi.Noteworthy Comment +23
I accidently tuned into algore droning on about climate change the other day. What a doom and gloomer. Jack Daniels is right, the left's policies will bring down civilization as we know it far faster than the natural cycles that the earth has always gone through.+8
Can the NY Times or Al Gore convince their buddy global warming to take San Francisco too?
Liberalism is, indeed, a mental illness indigenous to retards.Noteworthy Comment +10
If NYC was gone tomorrow I can't say it would have much effect on me.Noteworthy Comment +12
New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco gone, and my Texas property is beachfront?
Looooves me some global warming!!!Noteworthy Comment +16
Will someone Please shut chicken little up! I am sick and tired of the same old prophets of doom (or Profit from Doom if your Manbearpig) predicting our demise.
Say, every notice, no one uses the term "sick and tired" anymore? It seems to have gone the way of "groove" and "far out" man.
With Obamacare upon us now I think sick and tired is going to come back though – especially in literal sense.Noteworthy Comment +12
Ever notice that all of the catastrophic AGW predictions are outside of the career span of the predictors? Odd, isn't it?
P.S.- New York under water? What's the downside?Noteworthy Comment +15
NYC gone from climate change? Maybe
NY Times extinct because everyone who actually seeks news in the written form has figured out that Pravda er, NYT is not a reliable source? You betcha, they will be gone within a year+8
Plate tectonics will wipe out New York City in an instant, so there's no need to worry about global warming doing so.+3
@Xavier & Millertime so what you guys are saying is that the NYT will be underwater way before the city. I like that, poetic justice right there.+7
@ Millertime: Yep! Let's hope for really serious political climate change within the dwindling NYSlimes readership. If we're lucky, that crapwaffle institution will be gone in a couple years+4
As long as iOTW stays online let NYC drown.+3
Because of "Hope" & (climate) "Change." And I won't give it that long.+2
I predict that NYC will be a gigantic, walled, megalopolis of rat people eating each other in another century or two.
So, who's got the time machine to see which one of us is correct?
2 century predictions – what a crock of shit.
Try predicting the Friday close of the Dow-Jones.+4
That was me with the prediction thing – damned teleprompter!+1
If that painting was of two guys on top of a glacier in cold weather gear with the torch sticking out of the ice, I'd say that was more the truth than anything.
Rome fell because of climate change?
Yes and no. No, because of the downward spiral of morals in the late Roman Empire. Yes, because the colder temperatures around 450AD caused the tribes of central Asia to move west which caused the tribes of central Europe to move west and south thus moving into Roman territory.
However, had that happened at the height of the Roman Empire, the Goths and Huns would have been wiped out. Since Rome was at the end of 400 years of long decline, it was going to be the Goths or Huns or someone else anyway.+4
I'm not seeing the down side.+2
No great loss. Sorry, they've squandered their post-9/11 goodwill and then some.+1
P.S. Look up Bill Hicks and "Arizona Bay."+1
@Noelegy: I used to work will Bill Hicks' sister.+1
So what!
I'bet it'll smell better during the summer months.0
Wait. I think the headline was a misprint, it ought to have said, "The NY Times says NYT will be gone within a year, or two, because of "….."0
+1 degree in the last 100 years, and no significant warming the last 15 — right from the IPCC. I call B.S. on liberals that are *supposed* to be skeptical because they are "scientific" (no they're not, facts just get in the way for them).+1
NYC is becoming the reality of the 1981 sci-fi movie, "Escape from N.Y."
Wherein the summary of the city in the movie is, "The film is set in the near future in a crime-ridden United States that has converted New York City into a maximum security prison."
With Bloomberg and Obama setting the stage for the productive people in the city going Galt, what better use is there for the city? If the ground zero Cordoba House mosque is built that will complete the requirements for the transformation.0
NYT underwater?
Blame it on your readership+2
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I generally am amused by Ed Brayton's stellar coverage of American Wingnuts but this one seems to have managed to limbo under his radar.
Observe as Joseph Farah enlightens us with a rather amusing article which simply doesn't get how the world works or indeed the situation. Or maybe he does and he prefers the tired old habit of American Conservatives where they simply lie. [Read more…]


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So I am interrupting my 30-day blog challenge for a little story. I don't want to get backed up and then have tons of stories that I can't wait to share — I might publish them all in one day then. Plus, I promised that I would occasionally take some breaks with the old challenge then and I am a gal who likes to keep her word.
Yesterday I wrote a post on my column for Get2know.me about text dating. If you have been with me throughout me years of blogging, you know it's something I have touched on here and there. And you also know it's something I find annoying.
Let me just say that I am the worst phone person. I mean, I literally taught my mom how to text just so we could. Though in my defense I didn't do it so we couldn't talk on the phone. I actually did it so we could keep in touch more. We work opposite schedules and sometimes I just want to check on her (and she likes to check on me too). The point is, I am the worst phone person ever but I still understand the value in talking on the phone.
Especially with dating. Create
Anyway, I am going off on a tangent here and you can read about how I feel about all of that over on my column.
Now, if you know me you know that most of my columns and blogs are inspired by things that happen to me in real life. This one was no different.
A couple of weeks ago, a guy sent me a message on OkCupid. I sent him one back and then he replied by giving me his number and telling me to text him. I told him if he wanted to text we could just keep sending messages and we could exchange numbers to talk on the phone.
He told me that it's never been a problem for him in the past and if I was cool then I would just text him. And honestly that kind of sent me over the edge. I mean, not only is the guy being lame but he's also basically telling me that I should just suck it up because everyone else is fine with it. This is something that I can't get on board with.
First, I am not buying that no other woman has ever had an issue with giving their number out just to text. Most women I know (and plenty of men) find it just as annoying. Second, are we really going into the thing where you should do it because all the other women do it? I mean, am I the only one that thinks that seems a little skeezy?
I mean, I don't want to sound like a lunatic here but if I say I don't do something or don't want to do something then shouldn't that be respected? This whole idea of trying to convince someone to do something because everyone else is doing it is wrong and annoying in any situation.
Honestly, it shouldn't really matter what other women have done. You can't expect the same thing from every single woman you meet (and I am pretty sure I can write a whole other post on that). So kudos to you and all your other ladies, but frankly I don't really care.
If you are going to date then put some effort into it. Really.
As for the guy, I just simply told him that I don't give out me number to text. He responded with "K" and I never heard from him again.
Yeah, that's a whole lot of effort right there. I don't expect a guy to jump through hoops for me and I am not a princess but really, is asking a guy to call me really asking that much?


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Wal-Mart Stores Inc. has more than 10,400 stores worldwide, but Irvine's first is on Technology Drive, where The Great Indoors left last year.
Walmart and the Walmart Foundation are giving $43,000 in grants to area organizations in conjunction with the store opening. These include:
Working Wardrobes - $25,000
Families Forward - $10,000
Irvine Police Department - $1,500
Irvine Fire Department - $1,500
Irvine High School - $1,000
East Shore Elementary School - $1,000
Orange County Libraries - $1,000
The Energy Coalition - $500
O.M.I.D. Multicultural Institute for Development - $500
Orange County Korean Cultural Center - $500
South Coast Chinese Cultural Association - $500
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IRVINE – Wal-Mart Stores Inc. has more than 10,400 stores worldwide, but until Wednesday morning, there wasn't a single one in Irvine.
The doors to the 134,376-square-foot store at 71 Technology Drive opened early Wednesday with the usual fanfare reserved for the retailer's grand openings, including cake and giant checks handed out to local community groups.
After the Irvine High School marching band warmed up the crowd and the national anthem was sung, but before the standard Wal-Mart employee cheer, a pastor for Mariners Church asked and answered his own question as he blessed the store: Why would God care about a store opening?
Because of the provisions sold and the jobs created, Eric Heard told the crowd of employees, customers and marching-band parents.
"So God, we are grateful for this Walmart," he said.
The company assumed the lease and space for the Technology Drive location after The Great Indoors, a Sears offshoot, left last year.
"This used to be an empty shell," said outgoing Irvine Mayor Sukhee Kang, adding that he expected the store to enhance Irvine lives.
Irvine Councilman and incoming Mayor Steven Choi told the crowd he equipped his daughter's dorm room at the University of Michigan's law school three years ago thanks to a Walmart shopping spree that didn't empty his wallet.
"I'll be your shopper," he said to applause. Later, in between bites of celebratory cake, Choi said he expected the store to appeal to a wide variety of Irvine residents – those looking for affordable goods and those who could afford anything but still want a good deal.
Among the first shoppers were several who had normally journeyed to locations in Foothill Ranch, Laguna Niguel or Anaheim.
Bill Paulsen, 62 of Lake Forest, lives 1.2 miles away from the new Irvine Walmart.
"I clocked it yesterday morning," he said, as he walked in with a crowd Wednesday morning.
Shelby Patton, 32, of Irvine, pushed an empty cart – except for her 9-month old son, Hunter – through the store's grocery department, which features a deli and bakery. Before Wednesday, she had to choose between the Walmart near Disneyland and the one in Foothill Ranch once every couple of weeks.
"We've been waiting for it for a while," she said of the store. "I just like it because there are a lot of different things in one place."
Irvine eventually will have a second location when a Supercenter at 16555 Von Karman Ave. is complete. It's all part of the Arkansas retailer's growth spurt in Orange County.
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The Australian economy is likely to experience improvement in its growth rate over the next few months according to the results of a new study.
The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Leading Index – projects the rate of economic activity between three to nine months into the future saw its level rise to 3.9 per cent in November compared to 3.1 per cent in October. November's result is well above the long term average rate of 2.8 per cent.
In contrast, the Westpac Coincident Index which measures present growth rates was 2.7 per cent and stood lower than its long term average rate of 3.0 per cent.
Bill Evans Chief Economist of Westpac expressed surprise at the index results, but said he was optimistic about the prospects for the Australian economy during 2013.
"The Index is sending a somewhat more buoyant growth signal than we currently expect to be the case. Over the course of the last six months, the annualised growth rate in the Index has increased from 1.5 per cent (well below trend) to 3.9 per cent (above trend). Our current forecast for GDP growth over the course of 2013 is 2.75 per cent, below trend growth in the economy." he said.
Mr. Evans also said that mining investment is likely to improve and residential construction will expand during 2013.
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