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Space Invaders Bendiboard Keyboard: Who Says Aliens Are Inflexible?
Just weeks after I got my hands on my new light-up LED keyboard, now I'm drawn to a new keyboard that I think I need on my desk. The ubiquitous invaders from space have adorned many a product, and now you can think about those aliens every time you sit down at your computer to type a memo or surf the web.
Despite the overuse of the word "Board" in ElectroJoe's Bendiboard Retroboard Invaders keyboards, they're anything but boring. Not only does this keyboard feature pixelated images of the retro 8-bit invaders on all the keys, it's completely flexible, so you can roll it up and throw it in your bag for easy travel.
And if you happen to spill a can or two of Red Bull or get your orange Cheetos dust all over it, you'll be fine, since it's sealed, dustproof and spill-proof. Pretty much anything you can throw at these aliens should just wipe easily off the keys.
As an added bonus, these invaders won't eat any quarters no matter how many times you press the keys. Perfect for playing a game of Space Invaders on your PC, the keyboards are available now from UK gadget retailers BB-Shopping or 101Gear for £19.99 (appx. $39 USD).
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Koran by Heart: A Documentary
August 11, 2011 by TMO · Leave a Comment
By Siddiq Ather, TMO
Isn't it amazing when you see s small child reciting the Koran (Qur'an)? Isn't it even more amazing when young children memorize the entire Koran? What if there was a competition with the best young reciters from around the world? What if someone made a film out of it? Done.
Koran by Heart is an HBO documentary directed by Greg Barker that premiered August 1st, 2011. Koran by Heart is a film about the journey of a few participants chosen for the world youth Koran competition in Cairo, Egypt. Simply put, it is the Olympics of Koran recitation. There are from everywhere; the main characters in the documentary are from Tajikistan, Maldives, and Senegal. The international Koran competition takes place in Ramadan, so this is the perfect holiday-film to watch.
In a documentary film, in a sense God is the director. It is natural. It is real. That is why it is beautiful. Koran by Heart is a family friendly film, ideal to view during Ramadan. The film is laced with beautiful recitations of the Koran mixed with top-notch cinematography and covered in a deep and moving storyline.
It is a story about the competitors just as much as it is about the competition. Questions are raised regarding the political and religious states surrounding the competition and the competitors. Who decides what Islam is the ideal Islam. In every nation people breathe in Islam, and breathe out culture. Different countries have different ways of conducting similar Islamic practices. Analogous to the cultural medley, there are also mixed views as to the degree of traditionalism practiced with varying Muslim countries, and subdivisions within those countries.
Factors such as economic situation, culture, and history all affect the story of these young individuals. You may laugh, cry, or just happen to fall off the edge of your seat in anticipation during the final scene. Characters like Nabiollah, Rifdah, and Djemal are lively, determined, and in the end, just kids. Each character has his/her own story, and challenges.
The one story that I feel was the most powerful was that of Rifdah, a girl and also one of the younger participants in the competition. She is a bright child, excelling in all subjects, with loads of energy and sparks of genuine curiosity that you can't help but smile at. However, she is growing up in a household with mixed views regarding women working. Nabiollah, another young competitor, has different challenges; his father wasn't able to finish his education because of political turmoil that erupted in the region, and the area they live in at the moment does not have a certified school that teaches secular studies. Nabiollah and his father both want him to have an education.
Koran By Heart is the film to watch this Ramadan. It is an amazing film that may even inspire you to pick up the Koran and read a few chapters.
43% of Americans Admit to Feeling Some Prejudice toward Muslims
February 4, 2010 by TMO · Leave a Comment
Analysis by the Gallup Center for Muslim Studies
WASHINGTON, D.C. — More than 4 in 10 Americans (43%) admit to feeling at least "a little" prejudice toward Muslims — more than twice the number who say the same about Christians (18%), Jews (15%) and Buddhists (14%). The findings are based on a new Gallup Center for Muslim Studies report, "Religious Perceptions in America: With an In-Depth Analysis of U.S. Attitudes Toward Muslims and Islam," released Thursday.
In a separate question asking Americans to express their overall view about each of the four religions evaluated, Islam is the most negatively viewed. Nearly one-third of Americans (31%) say their opinion of Islam is "not favorable at all" versus 9% who say their opinion is "very favorable." This stands in contrast to Americans' views of Christianity and Judaism, which are far more likely to be "very favorable" than "not favorable at all," while Buddhism draws almost equally positive and negative opinions at the extremes. Gallup conducted the nationwide U.S. survey between Oct. 31 and Nov. 13, 2009, spanning the Fort Hood shooting in which a U.S.-born Muslim military doctor killed 13 people on the Army base on Nov. 5.
The new report further explores variables that are associated with extreme prejudice ("a great deal") toward followers of Islam as well as variables that may be related to lack of prejudice. To download the full report, go to www.muslimwestfacts.com. Key findings from the report will also be released next month in Cairo, Egypt. The Gallup Center for Muslim Studies conducts its Washington, D.C., and Cairo launches with its Muslim West Facts partner, the Coexist Foundation.
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Results for this Gallup Panel study are based on telephone interviews with 1,002 national adults, aged 18 and older, conducted Oct.31-Nov.13, 2009. Gallup Panel members are recruited through random selection methods. The panel is weighted so that it is demographically representative of the U.S. adult population. For results based on this sample, one can say with 95% confidence that the maximum margin of sampling error is ±3.4 percentage points.In addition to sampling error, question wording and practical difficulties in conducting surveys can introduce error or bias into the findings of public opinion polls.


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« Ah Spring! 2007 | Digital Infrared with the Pentax K10 » |
Assorted Holga, Special Moments, and Other Than Standard Camera Shots
"And all I see are little dots
Some are smeared, some are spots..."
-- Talking Heads
Late winter and early spring can be the doldrums for outdoor photography in the Midwest. It's dark, it's dreary, it's not really cold enough for snow and ice, but the fields and trees are still bleak and barren. I wind up plinking away with the digital cameras, taking useless photos.
And what for? After all, I could just be shooting away with toy cameras, where even the crappiest shot is made even crappier by lens distortions and light leaks.
A toy camera (or two) is a standard item in my car these days. The Holga is ever present, and for a change of pace I grab a $1 Special Moments Focus Free camera loaded with 35mm film.
So today I cobbled together an update for the Image Stream, consisting of images taken with toy, krappy, and other than standard cameras. A handful of shots are featured here, the rest of course are in the Image Stream.
Maybe I'm just in a minimalist mood, but the simple shots "LIttle Dots" and "Night Driving" strike me as the most interesting. When you think about photographs, very often the subject matter of the shot is the first thing that comes to mind. For a lot of viewers, subject is king – and there is an interest in seeing shots of specific subjects – people, places, or things.
Do spots of light qualify as a "subject?" Does it matter if the spots in Night Driving are streetlights, while the dots in Little Dots are just sunlight on window curtains?
I don't think so… The toy camera kitsch of course is a plus, but I just like the dots. Maybe connecting them is the challenge.
For those interesting in film and developing - Holga shots were taken on Classic Pan 400, developed in HC110 Dilution H. The 35mm Special Moments shots were taken on Fuji Neopan 400, developed in Rodinal 1:25. All exposures were pushed 1 stop.
More toy camera shots, and more info about the shots shown here, can be found in the Image Stream.
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Dear Mark,
I came across your lovely images whilst researching Holga cameras online with a view to purchasing one myself. I just wanted to tell you that I think thay are beautiful, and an inspiration to us would be Holga users.
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Couple accused of stealing from elderly, blind Chesterton woman
By James D. Wolf Jr. Post-Tribune correspondent November 15, 2012 10:11AM
Barry Bostic of Michigan City. Porter County Sheriff's Department. November 15, 2012
Updated: December 19, 2012 12:34PM
VALPARAISO — At least $220,000 in platinum, gold and silver bars, and coins were stolen from a 72-year-old, legally blind Chesterton woman, and the Michigan City couple accused of looting her home under the guise of caring for her each faces up to eight years in prison.
Robbin Bostic, 40, and Barry Jay Bostic, 46, aka Bary Bostic, might remain in Porter County Jail until their March 3 trial for Class C felony theft.
Porter County Superior Court Judge Mary Harper said at Tuesday's initial hearing that she will not lower bond from $100,000 each to a combined $14,400.
"I have not heard anything that tells me the bond is inappropriate," Harper said.
Deputy prosecutor Cheryl Polarek said that along with the precious metals and coins the Bostics allegedly stole, they took money, jewelry and other items.
The incidents happened between January, when the woman's husband died, and the end of March.
Police began investigating after Reva Conru — a friend of the victim who had received temporary guardianship along with a relative of the victim — changed the house locks.
Robbin Bostic's mother, Myrtle Henry, made a burglary complaint and told police she had been the victim's caretaker for the last three years and that Barry Bostic was packing up Tiara glassware and other items.
Henry had the new locks drilled out and told police a safe had been opened and paperwork was missing. Police found that multiple boxes in the basement had been opened.
Henry told them the victim was in a Michigan City hotel while the house was cleaned for mold. Only Henry and the Bostics had access to the house, Conru told police.
Police discovered from Americo Engineering that the mold level was minimal and didn't interfere with anyone living in the home.
The Bostics purchased a new truck during this time, rented a storage locker with one of the victim's checks and sold precious metals and coins to local pawn shops.
The Bostics' attorney, Jennifer Irons, said her clients had health issues to address so they needed lower bond, and that this was a dispute between nonfamily guardians over property and should be a civil matter.
Polarek said Henry is still under investigation.
Conru attended the initial hearing and said the victim is now in assisted living in Chesterton. She said it's likely the woman will stay there.


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Cartoons are what being a kid is all about. I mean really, what else do you actually look forward to as a kid more than watching those Saturday morning cartoons. We all remember acting out the intro to He-Man each time the show came on. Or how about stewing over the commercial break during a suspenseful Skooby Doo episode. This is what most Utahans grow up watching.
Now as adults we look at the cartoons our kids watch and we start to wonder if the cartoons are too violent. Did watching the Coyote chase the Roadrunner inspire me to chase other people in hope to capture and kill them? Probably not. However its not like I never fought with my sibling, but somehow managed to get this far in life with out being too violent.
Hell, I barely even remember anything from my childhood let alone how to be violent. These simple cartoons as kids probably don't influence us for violence, its probably the rated R movies that we watch now as adults that cause all the craziness.
But all things considered, wouldn't we all like to go back to the carefree days of sitting around watching cartoons and eating lucky charms for breakfast 7 days a week?
Now as a "big person" there's all the worries of work, paying the bills, running errands, and feeding the dog. Where's the fun in all of that?
Once in a while you just need a "time-out." Not the kind you put your kids in, but a real time out just for you. A time to turn back the clock to those carefree days. When was the last time you could just put down the cell phone and the car keys and just enjoy a ride through the Alpine loop in Utah or just cruise through the salt flats on your way to Wendover for a night of carefree fun?
Isn't it time that you consider spoiling yourself more than your kids for once?
What's holding you back? After all they get to be carefree and spoiled everyday and look how happy they are. Just imagine how much happier they would be if you just "chilled out" once in a while. If you don't do it for yourself, do it for your kids!
If you don't plan it, you'll never do it. Have you ever caught yourself saying that before? Well now it's time just go ahead and plan some "you" time. Let's start by booking your limo. There are lots of limo services in Utah that can offer ideas on what to do across the Wasatch Front.
Some of the more common things to do on a relaxing, spoil-yourself-rotten night might include; going to a Utah Jazz game, going up to Park City to eat and go for a moonlight ski lift ride, or maybe catch a concert at USANA amphitheater. Then its always a nice touch to finish the night by grabbing a room at the Grand America or even the quint and charming Little America.
Or maybe you idea of a getaway is a run for the Utah-Nevada border with a night out at the casinos in Wendover or maybe you just want to enjoy some local dining and nightlife in downtown Salt Lake City. Whatever you want. Its "you" time.
Get your limousine booked, concert tickets bought, dinner reservations, hotel room, and just spoil yourself rotten.
A night out on the town is guaranteed to make you a lot happier than another car payment or another pair of over-priced designer jeans.
Besides 10 out of 10 marriage counselors will agree that couples that spend money on creating fun experience are happier than couples that spend money on stuff.
So what are you waiting for? Book you fun night out now and get in touch with your childhood playful side!


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For 26 years, My Sisters' Place has been sheltering and assisting women and their children fleeing domestic violence.
We are one of only two confidential domestic violence shelters serving the East Valley and one of the few which places only one family per room, providing a more private and comforting environment for their safety and recovery.
On Saturday, Oct. 29, we invite families to our third annual community event, Hands of Love Family Fun Festival, to be held at Chandler Gilbert Community College from 1 to 4 p.m.
The fun includes food, activity booths, information, the Chandler Police Mobile Command Unit and Chandler fire truck to name a few.
Young children learn that hands are for love, not hurting as they participate in our informative activity booths appropriate for youth of all ages. Parents will learn how to begin a discussion with their children about healthy relationships and preventing dating violence. All will learn about the resources in the community to assist those suffering from domestic abuse.
October is nationally recognized as Domestic Violence Awareness month. In Arizona, a domestic violence death occurs nearly every five days and there have been at least 34 domestic violence related fatalities occurring in Chandler between 1998 and June of 2011. We hope to reach out to the community and work toward the elimination of violence by actively educating families about building healthy relationships.
We invite the community to join us and bring the entire family! To assure we have enough refreshments and supplies, please RSVP by Oct. 26 at to Kim Martin at email@example.com or at 480.821.1024.
Chandler Gilbert Community College is located at 2626 E. Pecos Road in Chandler. Activities take place from 1 to 4 p.m. with a brief awards presentation at 1:30 p.m. emceed by ABC-15's Susan Casper.
On behalf of these women and children, the Friends of My Sisters' Place, and the staff, volunteers and Board of Catholic Charities, I offer heartfelt thanks for your ongoing support.
Yvonne Taylor


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Wed, Nov 6, 13 at 23:41
I love the look at the bottom of the page on right. The subway tiles that are 2 x 6 but would not have to do that size and the mini crescendo brick . Love the look not the price :( called today and 15 square feet of the mini crescendo is 1,325.00 and the subway tile would be 582.00 for 30 square feet and then of course have to pay installer to do it. So not sure I can do that or not have to find out the cost of install and check the budget of other projects in the new house we just bought. If anyone knows of a look similar to bottom right hand side of page with the milk bottle in the picture let me know . Thank you :) |
Here is a link that might be useful: Bravo tile , encore
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Here is another pic of the mini lattice mosiac in two different colors, very similar to Sonoma Venezia posted below |
This post was edited by romy718 on Thu, Nov 7, 13 at 21:32
It is the first one . |
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- Posted by bookworm4321 (My Page) on Thu, Nov 7, 13 at 16:11
I saw Encore tiles for first time today. I really like the crackle ones. I tried to see which ones you are eyeing, but not sure. There was a less expensive brand (@ $20+) with great colors but little crackle. |
Sarina, the Bravo 2"x6 " are about $19 per sq. ft. per the quote you received. That is about half of what I am paying for 3"x6" Silver crackle tiles. I noticed 4 of the Bravo colors are "crackle": Silver, Smoke, Beach & Moonlight. Brie & Milk are "gloss" ceramics, Bianca & Capri are "Matte". I'm only pointing this because I was aware Encore had the Bravo line (a more affordable option) but did not realize that some of the crackle finishes were included in this line. This info doesn't help you with the cost of the mini lattice mosaic. The crackle tiles are beautiful if one of these colors work for you & you can live without the mosaic. |
Sonoma Tile Makers makes a wavy mini brick but does not do a whole lattice like that. You can construct it, however, from small squares and wavy mini bricks like their sample boards. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Sonoma
- Posted by michoumonster SF Bay area, CA (My Page) on Fri, Nov 8, 13 at 15:11
how about this one in natural stone? $14.99 they have it in carrera, crema marfil, and athens grey too |
Here is a link that might be useful: 3d basketweave tile
This post was edited by michoumonster on Fri, Nov 8, 13 at 15:18
- Posted by lcskaisgir (My Page) on Wed, Jan 15, 14 at 23:07
Sarina, what did you end up doing? |
Hi.. I have not gotten it done yet. Just got my stove in a dual fuel range . Waiting for my vent a hood to go in . I think I made my mind up on tile though and going to do the Sonoma 3 x 6 subway in Krazy Krackle color and the liner called way cool twist for the frame part and in middle of frame the carved tile maranda in 6 x 6. That is what I think I will do . Going to order it next week unless change mind but do not think I will :) |
Romy718 - how do i find who is selling that basketweave - do you have a link? |
Both pictures I posted are from Encore Ceramics. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Encore Ceramics, Bravo Gallery pictures
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The Window Cleaner
A short muisc video based on the classic song "The Window Cleaner" sung by George Formby
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A somewhat true story about how our Minecraft server came to be. Hopefully more to come as this turns into a mini series. Thanks for be'n so cool, Guradbreak server.
Used a lot of Skincraft to help me work out the characters; http://www.newgrounds.com /portal/view/571250
Music by Incompetech; http://incompetech.com/
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LomoAmigo and professional surfer Candice O'Donnell has started the ball rolling for us on a new series called LomoPeople! While on tour this summer it was her mission to take portrait shots of people (family, friends, strangers, lovers, haters...) she found interesting or inspiring and then tell us the reason why in less than 200 words. Follow the series and let us know what you think! -
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The war 5
Among the ancient Dead Sea Scrolls there is one titled The War of the Children of Light and the Children of Darkness.
It is a perpetual war: Good against Evil.
It is fought in most of the world's mythologies, and in almost all of them Good will win in the end. (The exception is that of the Norsemen. They foresaw the triumph of Evil.)
Dennis Prager, writing at Townhall, describes how the two sides of the conflict appear to him now:
In both personal and public life, you can know a great deal about a person or a group if you know what most bothers them – and what doesn't bother them.
A news item this past week made this point with glaring clarity. It reported a meeting that the United Nations Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights had on Friday. Before revealing the subject of that meeting, let's review for a moment what is happening in the world …
North Korea continues to be an affront to the human species. That North Korea, whether or not it had nuclear weapons, is not a central concern is an indictment of humanity.
That the West, with the noble exception of Canada under Stephen Harper, is appeasing the dictators of Iran, is an indictment of the West.
Add to this list the U.N.'s and the world's ignoring of the Chinese government's continuing suppression of all dissent and its decades-long violent eradication of Tibet's unique and ancient culture.
Then add the slaughter of millions in Congo over the last decade, the 100,000-plus killed in Syria just last year, most of them civilians killed by their own government, and the blowing up, burning alive, and throat-cutting of untold numbers of innocent people by violent Islamists on a daily basis.
In other words, if what bothers you most is evil – the deliberate infliction of cruelty on people by people – North Korea, Congo, China, Syria and radical Islam will bother you more than anything else on the world scene.
So, then, what was the subject of the meeting convened Friday by the United Nations Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights?
The alleged racism of the name of the National Football League's Washington team, the Redskins.
That's right. All these horrific evils are happening as you read this, and … the United Nations had a meeting about the name Washington Redskins.
The U.N. is not alone in paying undue attention to the Redskins' name. The left in the United States is nearly obsessed with it. President Barack Obama has spoken out against it. The Washington Post editorial board has demanded that the team drop the name. In the herd-like way that governs media, innumerable columnists and sports writers have written passionate columns against the name, and increasing numbers of sports writers have vowed to never again write or speak the name.
This left-wing obsession with a non-evil exemplifies the left's moral universe. That universe is preoccupied with lesser evils while nearly always ignoring the greatest evils.
Preoccupation with real evil is the greatest difference between right and left. The right was preoccupied with fighting Communism while the left … was preoccupied with fighting anti-Communists.
The right today is preoccupied with fighting Islamism; the left is preoccupied with fighting "Islamophobia."
One way of putting it is that the right is preoccupied with fighting evil and the left is preoccupied with fighting those who fight evil.
The right is preoccupied with defending Israel against those who wish to annihilate it. The left is preoccupied with Israeli apartments on the West Bank.
This difference was made manifest last week in the address given by the one world leader to exemplify the right's preoccupation with evil, Canada's prime minister, Stephen Harper. Talking about all the condemnations of Israel, Harper said:
"Think about the twisted logic and outright malice behind that: a state, based on freedom, democracy and the rule of law, that was founded so Jews can flourish as Jews, and seek shelter from the shadow of the worst racist experiment in history, that is condemned, and that condemnation is masked in the language of anti-racism. It is nothing short of sickening."
Yes, but the writer does not go nearly far enough. The Left is not merely preoccupied with fighting those who fight evil, it is occupied with doing evil. The Left is in alliance with Islam. Its (bewilderingly unintelligent) intelligentsia invent a fake need to "save the planet" from "climate change" as an excuse to advance their own tyrannical rule, reduce population, and impoverish and destroy civilization.
And where are our warriors of the Right to stop them? Let's see: there's Stephen Harper and … Well, a few more names may spring to mind. And we do have the immense power of Reason on our side.
Which side is winning, would you say?
No Jews, no news from the heart of darkness 9
We seldom quote the leftist anti-Semitic Guardian/Observer, but today we make an exception for extracts from a horrifying account, by Ian Birrell, of the little-reported savage war in the Congo. His completely irrelevant opening sentences tell you (or at any rate tell us) it is by a lefty anti-Semite – his bitter implication being "no Jews, no news" (but whose fault is that if not the likes of him?), but read on:
Once again, the apparently insoluble struggle between Israel and Palestine has flared up before flickering into uneasy standoff. As usual, world leaders issued fierce warnings, diplomats flew in and the media flooded the region to cover the mayhem as both sides spewed out the empty cliches of conflict. After eight days of fighting, nearly 160 people lay dead.
Meanwhile, 2,300 miles further south, events took a sharp turn for the worse in another interminable regional war. This one also involves survivors of genocide ruthlessly focused on securing their future at any cost. But the resulting conflict is far bloodier, far more brutal, far more devastating, far more destructive – yet it gains scarcely a glance from the rest of the world. …
[It is taking place in] the Democratic Republic of the Congo – scene of massacres, of mass rape, of children forced to fight, of families fleeing in fear again and again, so many sordid events that rarely make the headlines. …
A rebel army of 1,500 men waltzed into Goma, a city of one million people, on Tuesday. In doing so, they humiliated not just the useless Congolese government but also the hapless blue helmets of the biggest United Nations peacekeeping mission, costing nearly £1bn a year.
Where on earth have UN peacekeeping forces been effective? Notoriously they themselves raped and murdered civilians in the Congo, as the Guardian itself reported in 2010.
There are so many peacekeepers and development agencies in Goma it has become a boom town, home to some of the most expensive housing in Africa. Yet again, all these people proved impotent.
The leaders of this insurgent force, the M23, have declared their aim to march across this vast country to capture the capital, Kinshasa. Since it is backed by Rwanda and Uganda, which used proxy armies to do this once before in 1997, such threats cannot be dismissed. Joseph Kabila, the Congolese president, who, through fear of a coup, corruption and incompetence, castrated his own military, is reported to have responded by asking Angola to send troops to save him.
It is all a dismal echo of the Great African War, which officially ended in 2003 but dribbled on for another five years. This began when Rwanda and Uganda invaded in 1998, saw 11 countries from Angola to Zimbabwe involved and left more than five million dead and millions more displaced. There were war crimes on all sides as armies brutalised those unfortunate people living above the fabulous seams of minerals that fuelled the fighting.
It is hard to fathom the real aims of M23, formed earlier this year by mutinous Congolese Tutsi army officers. It could be they hope the Kabila government will implode or it may be they wish to create an independent state in the east of the country. One thing is clear: the international community needs to take tough and urgent action to stop a festering sore from poisoning a huge chunk of Africa once again.
Ah yes. The West – read "chiefly the US" – which Guardian journalists despise on principle, must intervene to stop Third World savages (whose culture, don't forget, is quite as good as ours, if not better) are doing what they habitually do.
The west bears some responsibility for the latest act in the Congolese tragedy. Not just because the ethnic divisions that cause such fear were inflamed during dark years of Belgian misrule.
Albeit the Belgians – who did indeed govern their colonies cruelly – left the Congo more than fifty years ago, two generations back.
Nor simply because we gobble up those minerals that fund the warlords.
See how wicked we Westerners are? We buy their minerals, which lay unprofitably in their soil for millennia before any Belgian ventured into the heart of their darkness.
But because at the heart of the horror in a country the size of western Europe is the tiny nation of Rwanda, darling of western donors seeking to assuage their guilt over inaction during its own genocide.
And we're wrong, wrong, wrong, if we feel guilt for not intervening in the Rwanda massacre in 1994? Damned if we do, damned if we don't.
Britain and America in particular have lionised a regime guilty of ghastly internal repression and gruesome foreign adventurism, with catastrophic consequences for millions of Congolese. Admirers of Paul Kagame, the despotic Rwandan president, praise his country's economic development, ignoring that it is part-financed by trade in minerals plundered and pillaged from a ravaged neighbour. As far back as 2001, a Congolese rebel leader admitted such theft was Rwandan state policy.
Meanwhile, the west ignored repeated war crimes committed by this regime. The first invasion, originally to drive out Hutu genocidaires who fled over the Congo border and were allowed to regroup by aid organisations, led to an estimated 300,000 deaths of innocent refugees. One expert called this a genocide of attrition. The second invasion sparked even worse carnage. … Rwandan troops and their allies slaughtered children, women and elderly people, often with the crudest weapons such as knives, ropes and stones.
Yet western leaders hailed Kagame as the modern face of Africa and pumped vast aid into his arms.
Here's a particular on which we at TAC agree with the writer. (We agree with him in general of course that what is happening in the Congo is pitiful and atrocious.) We are against all foreign aid (but we bet he isn't!).
Britain is the biggest bilateral donor; we directly funded agencies of repression, then led moves for Rwanda to join the Commonwealth. The links between our two countries are alarmingly close … Tony Blair advises Kagame on "governance", even while swanning around seeking peace in the Middle East. …
"Swanning around"? Implication of contempt. So again we can agree. Tony Blair and his mission are both superfluous to any requirement.
After weeks of prevarication, Britain has finally admitted evidence of Rwandan support for M23 was "credible". Now we must make up for supporting this monstrous regime by cutting all aid, imposing tough sanctions and seeking war crimes proceedings against Kagame and his senior officials. The UN needs to review its peacekeeping mandate in Congo. Rwanda is set to join the UN Security Council in January, even as fears grow it may end up with a pliable client state carved out in eastern Congo. …
Rwanda carving out a client state? How the world turns!
Rwanda is far from the only villain in this drama. Uganda, another western ally, is also linked again to the latest unrest, the president's own brother accused of backing the M23. But Rwanda is the cause of much of the trouble. The truth is that six times as many people have died already in the Congolese wars as died in the Rwandan genocide. Time to say never again – or does the blood of Congo not count?
Oil the Savior from God in the heart of darkness 2
On October 14, 2011, President Barack Obama announced that 100 U.S. troops, acting as advisors to the Uganda military, will help in military action against the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) — a rebel force roaming northwest Uganda, recruiting child soldiers, committing atrocities, and taking hostages (including slave "wives") for more than fifteen years.
Information on the origin and nature of the appalling Lord's Resistance Army is provided here at PJ Media by Harvey Glickman, Professor Emeritus of Political Science at Haverford College, who also speculates on the reasons for the recent stepped-up US involvement against it in Uganda. (For more on the LRA see our post The Lord's army of child slave cannibals, June 14, 2011.)
The LRA's main goal is to live off the terror it creates. Northwest Uganda, northeast Congo, and southeast Sudan (now divided by the new border with South Sudan) have all seen decades of bloody disorder as the LRA traversed international borders to elude Ugandan troops. At times, the LRA has also attacked in Rwanda, Republic of Congo, Republic of Sudan, and Uganda, committing atrocities in those countries.
The LRA emerged as an atrocity-anarchy mechanism in the mid-1980s. It arose among the long-neglected Acholi people in northern Uganda, whose brief period of ascendancy during the brutal Idi Amin regime was overthrown by the National Resistance Army, led by Yoweri Museveni, in 1986. Museveni parlayed his military success into the presidency and remains there today.
Joseph Kony, a member of the Acholi people originally from Gulu in northern Uganda, founded the LRA, and instigated a rebellion against the Ugandan government in 1986. His ostensible purpose was to establish a theocracy based on orders from God communicated to him via spirits. His method to spread the "Word" encompassed unspeakable atrocities and child abduction, eventually displacing two million people in his rampages through northern Uganda, Congo, and Sudan.
After the September 11 attacks on the United States, the Ugandan military reinterpreted its own measures against the LRA rebellion as part of the global war against terrorism. In 2002 the Uganda parliament passed a Suppression of Terrorism Act. The United States rewarded Uganda's support for the war in Iraq by restarting a military training and assistance program in 2003. The agreement provided for electronic technology and some direct military assistance, but not weapons. Part of the program was to "win the hearts and minds" of the Acholi people, whose territory within Uganda has been most ravaged by LRA depredations.
By 2003 it was estimated the LRA had 3,000 fighters under arms and 2,000 camp followers, many involuntary. In October 2005, the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for five leaders of the LRA, including Kony.
Early in 2010, however, the Ugandan military stated that the LRA was at its weakest point in the past fifteen years. More recently, it claims there are only 200 to 400 soldiers still in the field for the LRA.
So why does the U.S. government pick this moment to get involved?
It turns out that the United States has been involved with this issue for some time. As early as 2003, the United States contributed aid to the Uganda defense budget as part of the expanded struggle against global terrorism. And President Obama has disclosed that since 2008 the United States has helped efforts in the region to protect local people by pursuing the LRA.
U.S. Public Law 111-172 — the "Lord's Resistance Army Disarmament and Northern Uganda Recovery Act of 2009" — was passed by the U.S. Congress on May 24, 2010. The bill, combining national security and humanitarian goals, was sponsored by Senators McCain and Feingold to provide financial and material assistance to Uganda's counterinsurgency efforts.
But U.S. support for the anti-LRA war has not been an unmitigated success. The National Security Council authorized training and financial support for the December 2008 Operation Lightning Thunder, a joint Uganda-Congolese-South Sudan campaign. This resulted, however, in major casualties among Congolese civilians, with 200,000 people displaced and the LRA escaping to fight another day.
Again the US is invoking R2P – the Responsibility to Protect – as its reason for intervention in a foreign war. It was the reason given for US military intervention in Libya. But if the intention really was to protect civilians, that intervention must be counted as a failure. (See our posts The danger of R2P, March 23, 2011; A siren song from hell, April 1, 2011; NATO bombards civilians in Libya, October 5, 2011.)
There were other reasons for the US and NATO to go to war in Libya, among them the need for European NATO member-states to ensure their access to that country's oil. And there are surely other reasons for the US to go to war in Uganda.
Somewhat puzzling about the new U.S. deployment "to protect civilians" — as stated by the U.S. Embassy in Kampala on October 17, 2011 — is the fact that the Ugandan army announced that the Kony/LRA problem is no longer a threat in Uganda, but a regional problem. So, apparently the UPDF is joining the U.S. in an African regional conflict. Uganda has been a leader in the African Union's battle against the al-Shabaab terrorists in Somalia, and suffered a retaliatory bombing in Kampala by them in July 2010.
So does this new operation mean a wider U.S. regional military action in East Africa in support, however reluctant, of Kenya's incursion into Somalia against al-Shabaab? Is this part of an expanded role for AFRICOM, the U.S. military command in Africa? …
Among the possible motives that Glickman considers for more military action by the US in the region, one makes more sense than most:
There is one other possible factor inspiring this new U.S. effort. The geographic areas in which the LRA operates are in the middle of recent discoveries of oilfields. The finds are substantial. Three companies have bought the drilling rights. Heritage sold its interests to Tullow, Tullow sold 30% of its interests to Total and CNOOC (China National Offshore Oil Corporation, which is state-run). …
The Obama administration's motives are still not clear. Given this list of possibilities, the way the campaign develops should provide some answers.
We think oil is a very good reason to go to war. It would be an added benefit, greatly to be welcomed, if in the course of such a war the Lord's Resistance Army were to be destroyed.


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Illustriertes Glossar by Anne Baier
-Low German is a popular but also endangered language. This glossary wants to show the attractiveness of the Low-German vocabulary. It describes 43 Low-German words in text and illustration, such as »Buddel«, »kieken« or »Moin«. The narrative pictures try to express the North German culture.
This book was written, designed and illustrated by Anne Baier and was her final work at the Bauhaus-University Weimar.
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The debate over Social Security reform is over for now. A totally predictable train wreck is coming, but we made the decision to just hope something will work out. Responsible decision-making was left for another day.
But as any ostrich can tell you, sticking your head in the sand doesn't solve the problem. According to the Annual Report of the Social Security and Medicare trustees, while we dither, the unfunded liabilities in these programs continue to grow to unimaginable levels. Social Security benefits we've promised but cant pay for rose more than $200 billion last year alone. If nothing happens by 2030, the midpoint of the boomer generations retirement years, Social Security and Medicare will consume not only their dedicated revenue but also one in every two income tax dollars.
Even if payroll or income taxes could be raised to meet these obligations, it would sap our economy. Drastic cuts in benefits are inevitable. Our Social Security system will eventually become a major source of insecurity and financial anguish for the aged.
The future for seniors-to-be is much brighter in Chile. More than 20 years ago, workers there were given the choice of putting their 10 percent payroll tax into Personal Retirement Accounts. These are privately managed, personally owned funds. Americans turn our Social Security payments over to politicians who promptly spend it.
Ninety-five percent of Chilean workers opted for a PRA system. Why wouldn't they? According to summaries provided by Jose Pinera, the architect of PRA's, retirement, disability and survivors benefits (included) are already 50 percent to 100 percent higher than under the old system. Most current retirees didn't own PRA's their entire career. Still, the average Chileans income from a PRA is 78 percent of his pre-retirement income, a level that is strictly fantasy material for most U.S. Social Security beneficiaries.
The AARP scored points by claiming that American workers are incapable of sophisticated financial management and that their funds would soon be depleted. Yet in Chile, all PRA funds must be invested with a specialized pension fund company that does no other type of investing. Workers may choose between five different mutual funds with contrasting bond/equity ratios. Older workers are required to own more secure investments while younger workers may embrace somewhat more risk if they choose. But no one is allowed to make lousy financial decisions. The money is always there when retirement arrives.
Here, the dates and terms of retirement for those dependent on Social Security are dictated by politicians. Chilean workers have flexibility and freedom to retire whenever they wish, so long as their funds have accumulated enough money to sustain a reasonable standard of living. Those wishing to retire earlier or with more income can simply have a higher percentage of withdrawals from salary. Workers can continue to work while withdrawing money or can wait to withdraw until they need it.
For Chileans, their PRA is private property and becomes part of their estate at death. Americans payroll taxes go to the Social Security Trust Fund, property of the government. Worse, all the money has been drained from the Trust Fund, leaving only promissory notes. Its as if you planned for your child's college education by putting an IOU in a cigar box every year. Your child's ability to afford college would be as shaky as the Social Security benefits of todays youth
Chiles PRA system has other advantages. It has reduced poverty by increasing the size and certainty of retirement, survivors and disability benefits. The availability of capital has substantially improved Chiles economic productivity and employment. Retirement issues are no longer political.
But most importantly, Chileans have escaped the perverse pay-as-you-go system, in which current workers are required to pay the pensions for a mushrooming population of retirees. Chilean workers know that future financial crisis and intergenerational tensions wont be necessary to sustain them in old age. They have real financial security.
Why should Americans settle for less?


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I was thinking about you, Xelnath.
Xelnath, what's your current outlook on the forum moderation? I believe we're all aware of GD's general distaste with their actions. What's your take on it? What of the seemingly unfair bans that seem to prevail? Are GDs claims of an unfair and, dare I say, 'corrupt' forum moderation partially true? Or do you think they're completely unfounded without any true grounding?
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I'm thinking about what else I can do for this: http://forums.na.leagueoflegends.com...7#post42290047
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Xelnath, why did you not push for the chance of getting a demonstone from Mystery gifting? Make it a slight chance to get a demonstone, that way we can help you my lord. It's genius really. We could trade it for a darker themed anything or icon of you to show our allegiance. This must happen, before it is over!
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i would really appreciate having a second opinion about my friend problem :/
To add from my previous post; Everyone in my town is a bit on the sad side today due to the fact two years ago someone was murdered at a young age, meaning she had just graduated a couple months before. Someone had reminded me of that and was felt rather depressed for a while since I had knew her before all of that. Halloween sure has been different around here since.
Xelnath this is just a hypothetical question, any response will be viewed as completly opinionated. If you were allowed to "work" on Fiora without any restraint's or limit's to what you could do, what would happen to the French Duelist.
sad that i might not make gold by the end of the season
Hey Xelnath, my friends have been giving me a bit of grief because I play Fiora top a lot, and I was wondering what your take on her is. I think she is an amazing pick, especially if you start a Dorans Shield and health pots. I almost always manage to out-duel everyone of my opponents(including Trynds, Jaxs, and Renektons) but I still see everyone bad mouthing her saying she is trash-tier. I was just curious if you agreed with this, or if you think she is a viable top laner.


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E.J. Gold showing good drawing techniques |
Basic Rules of Good Drawing
by E.J. Gold 1. Locate the light source and stay with it. Never lose the light source. Keep focused on the light source as a meditation. Never violate the light source. 2. Start lightly, gently, softly. Very very slowly and patiently work your way to dark. Only at the very last should you place your darkest tones, when you have arrived at a Third State drawing. 3. Start working your chiascuro shading at the upper left corner if you are right-handed, upper right corner if left-handed. This is to avoid smudging and dragging bits of graphite across the drawing surface. 4. Work slowly and carefully. This means: work slowly and carefully. Another way of putting it is, "work slowly and carefully". Patience rules. 5. Keep your pencil totally absolutely sharp. Sharpen your pencil often. One way to keep your attention rooted is to use a pencil easel which holds 12 very very sharp pencils. This is a necessity if you are not within 18 inches of a very good electric pencil sharpener such as a Boston or Panasonic. I do not advise an Xacto sharpener unless you want a 1 inch stubb within 10 seconds of starting a new pencil. Did I mention that a sharp pencil is very, very important? Never let your pencil get dull and rounded. Keep it sharp. Sharp means sharp, not sorta sharp. 6. Use a Prismacolor turquoise, Berol or Eagle 9B. If you cannot find a 9B, use a 6B, 7B or an 8B. If you cannot find any of those, use a 2B. If you cannot find anything but an HB, consider buying online. Jerry's ArtORama has pencils. 7. Hold the pencil correctly...not the same way as you'd hold a pure graphite pencil -- caveman style. To develop true classical drawing skills, hold your pencil as you would hold it for writing, the way they taught you in your basic penmanship class...for those of you who are younger than 65 years old, you never had penmanship classes, so just do your best. 8. Be patient with the pencil, the paper, and yourself. 9. Don't forget to breathe as you work. Holding your breath will not help you to master good drawing skills. It will just cause you unnecessary pain. 10. Did I mention that the pencil must be sharp at all times??? See you in Drawing Class!!! |


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BOSTON — Paul Pierce scored 24 points in 18 minutes and the Boston Celtics opened a 37-point third-quarter lead before coasting to a 101-79 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Sunday night to take a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven series.
The Celtics can finish off the Hawks in Atlanta on Tuesday. Game 6 would be in Boston on Thursday, if necessary.
Two nights after his triple-double helped turn back the Hawks in overtime in Game 3, Rajon Rondo had 20 points and 16 assists as the Celtics got some much-needed rest for their aging and injured roster.
Josh Smith returned after missing Friday's game and had 15 points and 13 rebounds for Atlanta. Al Horford, who played for the first time in almost four months, scored 12 points.
Rondo, whose triple-double Friday was the seventh of his career, may have been better in Game 4, shooting 8 for 11 from the floor and sinking a pair of 3-pointers — tying a career high.
Perhaps the biggest boost of all for the Boston lineup: Rondo and Brandon Bass were the only Celtics to play more than 30 minutes.
Pierce limped off the court favoring his left knee midway through the second quarter, but he returned for the start of the third. He was on the court as Boston scored 16 of the first 18 points in the second half to open an 80-43 lead with 8:13 left in the third quarter.
That was enough to earn Pierce, who played 47 minutes Friday, some much-needed rest. Avery Bradley, who dislocated his shoulder in Game 3, played just 19 minutes Sunday and Ray Allen, who played 37 minutes Friday in his first game in more than three weeks, sat down after scoring 12 points and pulling down five rebounds in 19 minutes in Game 4.
The teams went to the locker rooms at the half with Boston holding a 63-41 lead. But during the break, the officials reviewed a jumper by Ray Allen and changed it from a 2-pointer to a 3-pointer. Rondo hit a 3-pointer to open the third quarter, giving Boston a 26-point lead, then Bass made a jumper and Pierce hit a 3 to make it 72-41.
By the time the Celtics were done with the 16-2 run to start the half, they led 80-43 and coach Doc Rivers was emptying his bench. Pierce headed for the tunnel to the locker room and pulled over a stationary bicycle to stay loose in case he was needed again.
He wasn't.
The Hawks weren't able to get any closer than 22 points before Rondo and Allen hit back-to-back 3-pointers, then Rondo made a behind-the-back fake to clear out the lane for an easy layup as Boston closed out the third quarter with a 90-63 lead.
Atlanta did cut it to 20 points in garbage time before Keyon Dooling made a 3-pointer with just under 2 minutes to play.
Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney attended the game with his wife, Ann. They left their mid-court seats with about 6 minutes left and Boston leading 98-71. ... Tracy McGrady, a key contributor for Atlanta in Game 3, had just two points in 9 minutes.


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Beautiful accounting software. There are three words in the realm of things I thought I'd never combine into one sentence, yet here I am. This is the exact claim made by Xero, the creator of - you guessed it - accounting software of the same name. As far as this type of application is concerned, though, I have to say I agree - it is pretty.
Xero offers some pretty handy tools for ensuring your business is in order while on the go:


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US strike kills 4 in Taliban stronghold of North Waziristan
Unmanned US strike aircraft have hit the Taliban in North Waziristan for the second time in three days, after a nearly two-week lull in attacks.
The unmanned Predators or Reapers fired two Hellfire missiles at a car in the village of Ambor Shaga near Miramshah.
"Four militants were killed in the missile strike," a Pakistani intelligence official told AFP. Three other militants were reported to have been wounded. The Taliban fighters had pulled the car over to pray, according to a report in The Associated Press.
No senior Taliban or al Qaeda leaders have been reported killed in the airstrike.
Today's airstrike took place in a region administered by North Waziristan Taliban leader Hafiz Gul Bahadar. Al Qaeda and allied Pakistani and Central Asian jihadi groups shelter in Bahadar's tribal areas, and they also run training camps and safe houses in the region. The Pakistani military has indicated it has no plans to take on Bahadar or the Haqqani Network, a deadly Taliban group that is closely allied with al Qaeda and is also based in North Waziristan.
Today's strike is the second reported inside Pakistan this month, and the second in three days. On April 12, US aircraft fired two missiles on a compound run by a known local Taliban leader in the village of Boya, near Miramshah, killing five Taliban fighters.
US strikes in Pakistan, by the numbers
So far this year, the US has carried out 28 strikes in Pakistan; all of the strikes have taken place in North Waziristan. In 2009, the US carried out 53 strikes in Pakistan; and in 2008, the US carried out 36 strikes in the country. [For up-to-date charts on the US air campaign in Pakistan, see: "Charting the data for US airstrikes in Pakistan, 2004 - 2010."]
Unmanned US Predator and Reaper strike aircraft have been pounding Taliban and al Qaeda hideouts in North Waziristan over the past several months in an effort to kill senior terror leaders and disrupt the networks that threaten Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the West. [For more information, see LWJ report, "Senior al Qaeda and Taliban leaders killed in US airstrikes in Pakistan, 2004 - 2010."]
Most recently, on March 8, a US strike in a bazaar in Miramshah killed a top al Qaeda operative known as Sadam Hussein Al Hussami. Hussami was a prot�g� of Abu Khabab al Masri, al Qaeda's top bomb maker and WMD chief, who was killed in a US airstrike in July 2008. Hussami was a senior member of al Qaeda's external operations network, and was on a council that advised the suicide bomber who carried out the attack at Combat Outpost Chapman in Khost, Afghanistan. That attack killed seven CIA officials and a Jordanian intelligence officer. The slain intelligence operatives had been involved in gathering intelligence for the hunt for al Qaeda and Taliban leaders along the Afghan-Pakistani border.
In the neighboring tribal agency of Arakzai, the Pakistani military continues to target Taliban groups operating there. Two days ago, 41 Taliban fighters were reported killed after massing to assault military outposts manned by the Frontier Corps; two Frontier Corps troops were also killed in the fighting. According to press reports, the military has claimed that 419 Taliban fighters have been killed in air, artillery, and ground attacks in Arakzai since March 21.
The Pakistani military also claimed recently that 15 Taliban fighters, including a "local commander" named Qari Usman and "foreigners," had been killed after assaulting an Army outpost in South Waziristan. "Those killed included nationals from Saudi Arabia, Chechnya and Uzbekistan," Geo News reported. The military stated that one soldier had been killed in the attack.
US strikes in Pakistan in 2010:
• US strike kills 4 in Taliban stronghold of North Waziristan
April 14, 2010
• US strike kills 5 Taliban in North Waziristan
April 12, 2010
• US strikes kill 6 in North Waziristan
March 30, 2010
• US strike kills 4 in North Waziristan
March 27, 2010
• US kills 6 in strike against Haqqani Network
March 23, 2010
• US strike kills 4 in North Waziristan
March 21, 2010
• US kills 8 terrorists in 2 new airstrikes in North Waziristan
March 17, 2010
• US Predator strike in North Waziristan kills 11 Taliban, al Qaeda
March 16, 2010
• US airstrike kills 12 in North Waziristan
March 10, 2010
• US airstrike in North Waziristan kills 5 Taliban fighters
March 8, 2010
• US hits Haqqani Network in North Waziristan, kills 8
Feb. 24, 2010
• US airstrikes target Haqqani Network in North Waziristan
Feb. 18, 2010
• Latest US airstrike kills 3 in North Waziristan
Feb. 17, 2010
• US strike kills 4 in North Waziristan
Feb. 15, 2010
• US strikes training camp in North Waziristan
Feb. 14, 2010
• Predators pound terrorist camp in North Waziristan
Feb. 2, 2010
• US airstrike targets Haqqani Network in North Waziristan
Jan. 29, 2010
• US airstrike in North Waziristan kills 6
Jan. 19, 2010
• Latest US airstrike in Pakistan kills 20
Jan. 17, 2010
• US strikes kill 11 in North Waziristan
Jan. 15, 2010
• US airstrike hits Taliban camp in North Waziristan
Jan. 14, 2010
• US airstrike kills 4 Taliban fighters in North Waziristan
Jan. 9, 2010
• US airstrike kills 5 in North Waziristan
Jan. 8, 2010
• US kills 17 in latest North Waziristan strike
Jan. 6, 2010
• US airstrike kills 2 Taliban fighters in Mir Ali in Pakistan
Jan. 3, 2010
• US kills 3 Taliban in second strike in North Waziristan
Jan. 1, 2010
READER COMMENTS: "US strike kills 4 in Taliban stronghold of North Waziristan"
Posted by Ammo Guy at April 14, 2010 11:18 AM ET:
Stopped to pray? Hmmm...do you suppose they were tipped off? Probably something along the lines of "please don't let any of the 72 virgins look like Helen Thomas" - OTOH I suppose I should be more respectful of the recently departed, so may they rest in pieces.
Posted by T Ruth at April 14, 2010 2:53 PM ET:
Never spare a bender... ^_^
Posted by Paul at April 14, 2010 4:56 PM ET:
I think this is great! Hit em anytime, anywhere.
Put the fear of the real God in them!
Posted by DANNY at April 15, 2010 1:48 AM ET:
Seems pretty clear the answer to what those scumbags were praying about was: NO! Maybe the rest of them should heed the voice from above... Least God call fire down from heaven and consume all of them at once, Oh wait that comes later when they come to remove Israel from the land He swore to give them. Not a good sign for AQ and their cohorts by any stretch of the imagination. Bah Barbarians!
Posted by BraddA at April 15, 2010 3:45 AM ET:
So their last thoughts were "Hey, did you guys just see those two bright flashes in the sky? Oh great, we're going to get see Allah!!!! Finally!!!!!!"
Posted by No Shura Thing at April 15, 2010 8:46 AM ET:
Oh, the delicious irony....
"Allah, protect us from the the great western Satan, the United St-- ***BOOOOM!!!!!***
Martyrdom's a booger, ain't it boys?
Posted by AL at April 15, 2010 10:00 AM ET:
The Moro uprising and the Malay insurrection were crushed by arming and training locals to defend themselves. Like a "Second Amendment" in action.
In the long run, they will need to step up thenselves. It may be long and bloody, but it will need to happen. We can't be there for everyone forever.
Just my opinion.


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Secretary Dr. Jeffrey Beard
Jeffrey A. Beard, Ph.D. was appointed as Secretary of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation by Governor Edmond G. Brown, Jr., on December 27, 2012. He will also serve as Chairman of the Prison Industry Board.
Prior to his appointment as Secretary, Dr. Beard began his criminal justice career in 1972 with the Department of Corrections in Pennsylvania (DCP) as a corrections counselor. He served in various positions within the DCP until he was appointed to Secretary by Governor Tom Ridge in January 2001. He was reappointed by Governor Ed Rendell in February 2003. He remained with the DCP until August 2010 when he retired as Secretary.
During his retirement Dr. Beard has served as a consultant and/or instructor to the National Institute of Corrections, corrections agencies and various companies on correctional matters, security, performance measures, mental health issues, evidence-based programs and assessment. Since early 2011, Dr. Beard has been a Professor of Practice with the Justice Center for Research at Pennsylvania State University. In this capacity he serves as an advisor and consultant. He was recently selected to be a member of a National Academy of Science committee studying the high rates of incarceration in the U.S.
Dr. Beard holds a B.S. in psychology, and an M.Ed and Ph.D. in counseling, all from the Pennsylvania State University. Additionally, he is a licensed psychologist. He is a member of the Pennsylvania Prison Wardens Association (PPWA), American Corrections Association (ACA), Western Association of Correctional Administrators (WACA) and the Association of State Correctional Administrators (ASCA). During his tenure as Secretary he served on the National Institute of Justice's Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Advisory Committee (LECTAC), the last three years of which he served as vice chair for Corrections.


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Teach Preschool
We created a simple sticky board for a little straw counting and designing in preschool!
Straws are not just for drinks! They are for painting too! Come and see our polk-a-dot straw paintings!!
Play dough is such a wonderful resource for building fine motor skills. Wy and I sat down to play with some play dough recently. I cut the straws down so they were a little shorter then showed Wy how to make a ball of play dough and then stick the straws into the play dough. […]
Making simple AB patterns in preschool.
Over the past four years, I have blogged off and on about our math bags so I thought I would bring a little update to our use of the math bags this year. To begin with, each of our students have their own math bag that they take home each week and fill with five […]
As part of our summer book study on Challenging Behaviors, we are discussing self-regulation today! It is the number one skills for success in school and life!
Today's simple math process was a fun way to put our math tokens to good use in our preschool classroom!
Today's explore and discovery linky is all about science! I can't tell you how much we enjoyed this simple science process with bubbles and water color!
Hop on over to learn more about Guidecraft Texo construction toys and then enter to win a 100 piece set of your own!
The parachute is a wonderful way to introduce your students on how to work together to achieve a common goal. Today, my students played the hello game as we learned the basics of how to use a parachute
At the top of your list of priorities needs to be building a sense of community in your classroom. Come and see these tips on how to build community!
The outdoor classroom is an exciting place for exploration and play. Come and see how we have transformed our space into an amazing learning environment.
The learning environment is such an important part of having a successful classroom experience. Today, I am sharing the highlights for my indoor classroom setup.
Adding props to playdough is just one more way to invite new interest in the playdough experience. Come and see a few of our props that we add to our playdough throughout the school year!
Our children love to create fold-over paintings. So it was no surprise that they all really enjoyed making these beautiful butterfly fold-overs to decorate our classroom.
I spent some time jotting down tips from my own experience in exploring journals in the preschool classroom.
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I think I've finally narrowed down what shoes I'm packing for the BlogHer12 conference. Of course, being pregnant with baby #3 helps me decide on absolute comfort! I was the girl who wore stilettos my entire first pregnancy, and now I know better! Wedges are still stylish yet comfortable, while being easy on the ever changing center of gravity for us expecting ladies!
I'm going with neutral and versatile shoes, and I'll be bringing color in with my outfits, jewelry and handbag. (side note: I'm only bringing one bright tote! Eek! And one sparkly clutch! I think I'll be in handbag withdrawal by Sunday.)
So, here's my list
1- black leather peep toe wedges
Source: shop.nordstrom.com via Jodi on Pinterest
2- nude leather wedge sandals (seriously considering buying these Cole Haan wedges at my local consignment store instead of wearing what's in my closet!)
3- metallic flats
4- gold strappy flat sandals
What's your summer shoe style?


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Austin Psych Fest Presents: Psychic Ills W/ Christian Bland & The Revelators, Holy Wave & Deep Space
February 2nd, 2013
February 21st
Red 7
Doors @ 8
$10 at door or Free with Purchase from select businesses
Get ready for this year's Austin Psych Fest by reliving last year's with a screening at 8:30, followed by a night of killer psych bands. Local favorites Holy Wave and Deep Space plus Christian Bland of the Black Angels side project, and headliners The Psychic Ills. Just a ten spot at the door, or free with purchases from select businesses.
12:00 – Psychic Ills
11:00 – Christian Bland & The Revelators
10:15 – Holy Wave
09:30 – Deep Space
08:00 – Doors + screening of APF 2012 DVD
Posted in Austin
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