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Re: [CT] QUESTION-IRAN-New protest at British compound in Tehran, says report
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giving interviews. Figured something else would have been reported by now
if something big did happen.
On 12/1/11 5:25 PM, Sean Noonan wrote:
The question on stragglers is probably a question for Insight. The
official website and announcements form the UK are that the embassy is
closed for business. That does not mean that everyone has been
evacuated, but Anya/Stick/Fred would have to comment on what 'closed'
actually means in terms of keeping a few people in country or evacuating
them. My assumption is that the 40 investigators have already left,
since many of the other European countries have already made decisions
about how to react.
Nothing else has confirmed there was another protest, and Fars denied
that this was even being organized. Let me know if you need any more to
answere these questions.
No rally planned outside UK embassy on 30 November - Iran student groups
Two Iranian student organizations have denied reports about yet another
rally being planned outside the UK embassy in Tehran on 30 November,
urging students from other provinces of the country not to head for the
capital, Fars news agency has reported.
"The rally outside the British embassy in Tehran this afternoon
(Wednesday [30 November]) is a rumour, and student organizations have no
plans to stage a rally today," Seyyed Ali Musavi, secretary of the
Society of Islamic Students, and Ali Jamshidi, secretary of the Union of
Islamic Councils of Independent Students, said in a joint interview with
Fars news agency.
They also praised the storming of the embassy on 29 November, saying
that it was "a small amount of the students' historical anger at the
hostile and malevolent actions of British officials against the Iranian
nation", Fars said.
Source: Fars News Agency website, Tehran, in Persian 0559 gmt 30 Nov 11
BBC Mon Alert TCU ME1 MEPol 301111 sa/ek
Foreign Secretary statement to the House of Commons on British Embassy
30 November 2011
Foreign Secretary William Hague has made a statement following an attack
on the British Embassy compound on 29 November.
Foreign Secretary William Hague
"Shortly after three o'clock Tehran time yesterday approximately two
hundred demonstrators overran the city-centre compound of our Embassy in
Tehran. The majority of demonstrators were from a student Basij militia
organisation. We should be clear from the outset that this is an
organisation controlled by elements of the Iranian regime.
The demonstrators proceeded systematically to vandalise and loot the
homes of staff located on the site and the Ambassador's residence. They
destroyed furniture, stole property including the personal possessions
of our staff and set fire to the main Embassy office building.
Simultaneously, our second Embassy compound at Gulhaq in North Tehran
also came under attack. Staff homes there were also attacked and looted.
Our staff immediately evacuated the buildings affected and took refuge
in safe areas of the compound.
It was not until yesterday evening later that we received confirmation
that the Iranian diplomatic police had belatedly assisted at both
compounds and that all our staff were accounted for.
I wish to pay a fulsome tribute to our Ambassador and his staff who
throughout these hours of danger behaved with the utmost calm and
professionalism and followed well-developed contingency plans. The Prime
Minister and I have spoken to him several times in the last 24 hours and
passed on our thanks to the UK-based and locally-engaged members of his
It will be obvious to the whole House and the whole world that these
events are a grave violation of the Vienna Convention which states that
a host state is required to protect the premises of a diplomatic mission
against any intrusion, damage or disturbance. This is a breach of
international responsibilities of which any nation should be ashamed.
It is true that relations between Britain and Iran are difficult, as
they are to varying degrees between Iran and many other nations. We
publicly differ with Iran over its nuclear programme, and on human
rights, and we make no secret of our views. We have been foremost among
those nations arguing for peaceful legitimate pressure to be intensified
on Iran in the light of the IAEA's "deep and increasing concern" about
the Iranian nuclear program, including its "possible military
But we should be absolutely clear that no difficulty in relations can
ever excuse in any way or under any circumstances the failure to protect
diplomatic staff and diplomatic premises. Iran is a country where
Opposition leaders are under house arrest, more than 500 people have
been executed so far this year and where genuine protest is ruthlessly
stamped on. The idea that the Iranian authorities could not have
protected our Embassy or that this assault could have taken place
without some degree of regime consent is fanciful.
Yesterday I called the Iranian Foreign Minister to protest in the
strongest terms about these events and to demand immediate steps to
ensure the safety of our staff and of both Embassy compounds. He said
that he was sorry for what had happened and that action would be taken
in response. The Iranian Charge d'Affaires in London was summoned to the
Foreign Office to reinforce these messages.
COBR met yesterday afternoon and again this morning with the Prime
Minister in the Chair.
The UN Security Council issued a Statement condemning the attack on our
Embassy in the strongest terms and calling on the Iranian authorities to
"protect diplomatic and consular property and personnel".
I am grateful for the strong statements of concern and support from the
United States, the European Union, Germany, Poland, Russia, China and
many other nations.
I particularly wish to thank France for the robust support they have
given us in every way, and for the practical assistance and
accommodation that they have provided to our staff in Tehran.
Across Europe Iranian Ambassadors have been summoned to receive strong
protests. In the words of the Foreign Minister of Austria: "with the
attack on the British Embassy, Iran is now on the verge of placing
itself completely outside of the framework of international law. If Iran
thinks it can undermine European solidarity through such actions, it is
wrong. Officials in Tehran are called upon to implement their legal
commitments and protect diplomatic facilities, with no ifs or buts".
I am grateful to our other friends in the region itself, particularly
the United Arab Emirates for their practical help. I am also grateful to
the Foreign Minister of Turkey for his prompt and helpful intervention
in these matters last night.
The safety of our staff and of other British nationals in Iran is our
highest priority.
We have now closed the British Embassy in Tehran. We have decided to
evacuate all our staff and as of the last few minutes all our UK-based
staff have now left Iran.
We will work with friendly countries to ensure that residual British
interests are protected and that urgent consular assistance is available
to British nationals. We advise against all but essential travel to
Iran. At present there are no indications that British nationals outside
the Embassy are being targeted in any way. British nationals requiring
urgent consular assistance will receive help from other EU missions in
But clearly that cannot be the end of the matter.
The Iranian Charge in London is being informed now that we require the
immediate closure of the Iranian Embassy in London and that all Iranian
diplomatic staff must leave the United Kingdom within the next 48 hours.
If any country makes it impossible for us to operate on their soil they
cannot expect to have a functioning Embassy here.
This does not amount to the severing of diplomatic relations in their
entirety. It is action that reduces our relations with Iran to the
lowest level consistent with the maintenance of diplomatic relations.
The House will understand that it remains desirable for British
representatives to be in contact with Iranian representatives, for
instance as part of any negotiations about their nuclear programme or to
discuss human rights. But it does mean that both Embassies will be
We wish to make absolutely clear to Iran and to any other nation that
such action against our Embassies and such a flagrant breach of
international responsibilities is totally unacceptable to the United
Later today and tomorrow I will attend the meeting of the EU Foreign
Affairs Council in Brussels when we will discuss these events and
further action which needs to be taken in the light of Iran's continued
pursuit of a nuclear weapons programme.
As a permanent member of the UN Security Council and a leading member of
the EU we are proud of the role our country plays in maintaining
international peace and security and standing up for human rights all
over the world. If the Iranian Government thinks we will be diverted
from these responsibilities by the intimidation of our Embassy staff
they will be making a serious mistake."
Further information
Biden: No indication Iran attack on UK embassy orchestrated
ARBIL, Iraq - US Vice President Joe Biden said on Thursday he had seen
no indication the attack on the British embassy this week in Tehran was
orchestrated by Iranian authorities, but it was another example of why
the country was a "pariah."
On 12/1/11 1:52 PM, Sean Noonan wrote:
i got this, though it will be later in the day.
On 12/1/11 12:43 PM, Korena Zucha wrote:
The report below has already been repped. Any confirmation from
sources other than Mehr yet that a rally is going to take/is taking
Also, do we know if any British staff or families remain at the
compound--is the group of 40 inspectors out already? It was reported
yesterday that the first group of embassy personnel was flying to
Dubai and according to the British Foreign Office, some embassy
staff members were leaving for their own safety. Are there any
stragglers still there that we know of?
NOW News
New protest at British compound in Tehran, says report
December 1, 2011
A new rally was to be held Thursday at a British diplomatic compound
in Tehran, Mehr news agency reported, two days after it and another
property housing the British embassy was stormed by Iranians.
A reporter for Mehr said "hundreds" of riot police had been deployed
to the Qolhak Garden compound in the North of the capital ahead of
the rally.
The new demonstration was called by "student associations" angry
that Western diplomats on Thursday had visited the compound to
inspect the destruction caused by Tuesday's incursion by hundreds of
protesters, Mehr said.
Foreign media in Tehran were informed just before the demonstration
that all anti-British protests were now off-limits to them - an
unprecedented restriction that adds to many other reporting curbs
already in place.
As a result, it was impossible to confirm whether riot police were
at the compound, and whether protesters were being deterred from
again rampaging through the premises.
Iran's Press TV, which had covered Tuesday's violent scenes at the
British embassy live, was on Thursday offering no footage of the new
No other Iranian news outlet was immediately reporting the rally,
Around 40 ambassadors and diplomats, most of them from Western and
European nations, on Thursday entered the Qolhak Garden compound to
inspect the damage wreaked by the protesters on Tuesday.
Sean Noonan
Tactical Analyst
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RE: Aston Martin and Mercedes 'to strike €300m deal'
Observer - my O'level economics teaches tax is tax is tax. Wether it is on an "in-elastic" product or not. It just adds cost and depletes consumers/businesses resources. You may call it an "efficient tax" but no tax is efficient (unless you represent the Govt). Small and medium sized businesses like Aston Martin make up 80% of the economy. They are more flexible and more hardy than large monoliths. Hence almost half the UK's banking and the largest mortgage companies have gone bankrupt only to be staved off by Govt bail-outs so your presumption large Co's are stronger is incorrect. But the car biz is a little different. You need money, R&D to be specific, to develope technology. There is a way round it. Buy it off the shelf. While engines are still "elastic" every other car component can now be bought off the shelf, from body panels, suspension, gearboxes to interiors moulded to your design. Some manufacturers offer their engines 'grudgingly' but I see this trend growing then small car Co's like Aston, by 'tuning' engines, may well prosper on their todd.
28 October 2008 13:57
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:-) Johnny bimmer A level economics would teach you that taxing goods whose demand is inelastic is a very efficient form of taxation. Also progressively adding a cushion through tax to the price of goods whose supply is susceptible to shocks tends to insulate the macro economy from inflationary/delfationary pressures. enough on a non car related subject. As for aston martin with our without hybrid engines it is too small to weather such a crisis that makes manufacturers like MB and BMW look into co-developing products. While at the same time it does not really exist on the map so as to benefit from the shield that governements will offer to the major manufactureres in the not so distant future as part of supporting core industires and the real economy. The french have proposed it and they are backed by the success it had in rehuvenating Renault/PSA in the late 80's early 90's AM once again has become the toy of some rich investors who bought the top of the cycle. Shame that in a couple of years chances are noone is going to be around to buy the brand at a much lower price and sustain a distinct design form which does tend to appeal to certain wealthy individuals.
28 October 2008 13:10
AReader - there's nothing wrong with Detroit selling V8's on leaf springs if it delivers big cheap SUV's to meet real demand. What crushed the SUV, if only for now, was the combo of a credit crash combined with a 40 year cycle in oil prices spiking. Oil is down from $4.50 a gallon to £2.70 today but SUV's aren't selling because nobody can get credit to buy one! Remember Toyota and even Porsche may update or bring out new models (on the surface) but many engine components, wiring looms etc can be 20, even 30 years old on the basis of 'if it works why fix it'. I'm a critic of the US Car co's flogging leaf springs but that's because I'm a typical European ponce!! There's nothing intrinsically wrong with selling what the market will bear but it does create an image problem when new entrants like Toyota are using more modern technology and being ahead of the curve on the green hype trend. As many have posted here the US car Co's have been selling 'deals' (credit) rather than modern cars with well manicured brands. The games moved on a bit and they've looked old hat. But the line between winning and losing (coming 2nd or 3rd) is a fine one and I wouldn't write the Big 3 off just yet. Regards why do we use more energy quite simply Mr Caveman had a fire, Mr 2008 has 2,008 products to run. As noted in this months CAR by a car Exec, America has increased fuel efficiency but people have simply used their car more. It's the same pattern in any market. Increase efficiency and the product is used more or new products require more energy. Culling energy use as the enviro-Socialists aim is deliberately targeted at curbing consumer consumption. It's all bad, there's nothing enviromental beneficial to curbing energy or holding back markets. The biggest damage to the enviro is in poor countries. Look at Europe and America, no enviro problems to write home about whatsoever. So no, Europe has not "kept their car Co's going" by high fuel prices. Taxing cars and petrol means consumers have less money in their pockets for other goods. Tax impoverishes, it reduces living standards plain and simple.
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A capitalist makes money by investing money, not by producing anything meaningful. Selling "SUV"s with leaf springs is regrettable from an engineering point of view, but it isn't capitalism as such.
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The excuse they used in the 90s was that they could make a lot of money by selling SUVs with cart springs. Being a capitalist JB, I thought you would have been on to that! For half a century, Detroit has fought every safety, emissions and energy saving initiative. In each case, the Japanese ran with it (Honda's CVCC in the 70s, aluminium 4V engines in the 80s, hybrids in the 90s) and they have done rather well. Why does economic growth only happen with expanding energy use? Surely, Europe has kept their motor industry going by making fuel more expensive, and driving people to buy ever more efficient vehicles? Those fuel efficient vehicles (like the BMW 3 series - OK all things are relative) seem to be in demand Stateside these days! In contrast, America's traditionally cheap fuel has placed the Detroit 3 in a precarious position each time fuel prices go up. I know it is a far from pure system, but that is the way things seem to play out in the real world.
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The Toy Shop's founder, Lori, the proud mother of four daughters, has plenty of practice throwing entertaining birthday parties and shepherding excited kids through her neighborhood toy emporium. There, boys and girls of all ages delight at the shelves filled with Legos, kitchen and science kits, RC trucks, and stuffed animals. Four different playrooms entice the imaginations of kids with age-appropriate toys, including crafts, puzzles, and building sets for older kids, and cold-fusion playsets for toddlers up to three years old.
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Shutter speed, aperture, and ISO are all there is to exposure, and by now you should be comfortable with the idea that how you set those settings doesn't matter. What makes a good photographer is not whether he uses priority or manual mode or program mode or whatever; what makes a good photographer is whether he or she understands what those three exposure settings need to be to achieve a particular end, or deal with a particular type of light. How you set them doesn't matter. No one ever looked at a nicely exposed pretty image and said, "Oh! That's really nice.
It's too bad it was shot in program mode." It just doesn't work that way. We have looked at the exposure compensation control, which allows you to tell the camera to over- or underexpose above or below what its meter thinks the scene should be, and we have also looked at program shift, which lets you cycle through all of the reciprocal combinations for any particular lighting situation. Think for a moment now about how if you are in program mode, the way that you can combine those two settings. I might see a scene. I might be walking around, in program mode, and I am in program mode because I want to be able to just move quickly, and I don't have any particular artistic goals in mind. And maybe a scene starts unfolding very quickly, and I need some manual control. Having to figure out what mode I might want to be in and switch might take enough time that I can't get there.
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After the Dash: Ten Literary Epitaphs
Posted: October 31, 2013 | Author: jwheeler1967 | Filed under: Authors and Poets, history, Holidays, Obituaries, Top 10 | Tags: alexander pope, aphra behn, ben jonson, benjamin franklin, dorothy parker, edmund spenser, epitaphs, halloween, john keats, jonathan swift, oscar wilde, william shakespeare | Comments OffIt's Halloween! In honor of the creepiest of holidays, why not contemplate your own mortality? GOOD TIMES!
Here are ten well-written or interesting conceived final goodbyes from folks (or folks who knew them) who have shuffled off this mortal coil.
1. William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
[Gravestone in Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-upon-Avon]
2. Edmund Spenser (1510-1596)
Here lyes
(expecting the second Comminge of our Saviour Christ Jesus)
the body of Edmond Spenser, the Prince of Poets in his time;
whose divine spirit needs no other witness
than the works he left behind him.
Top Ten Self-Deprecating Quotes from Authors
Posted: December 19, 2012 | Author: jhgardner | Filed under: Authors and Poets, Books, Quotes, Top 10, Writing | Tags: authors, books, david sedaris, dorothy parker, gary shteyngart, john grisham, jonathan lethem, kurt vonnegut, literature, mark twain, paris review, quotes, ray bradbury, stephen king, vladimir nabokov | Comments OffThe literary world is a pretentious place, right? You wouldn't think so judging by these ten quotes from authors playfully poking fun at their success. Who knew the Paris Review was such a popular venue in which to be self-deprecating?
Know of any others? Tell us in a comment below.
"Lolita is famous, not I. I am an obscure, doubly obscure, novelist with an unpronounceable name." — in The Paris Review, 1967
2. Mark Twain
"I must have a prodigious quantity of mind; it takes me as much as a week sometimes to make it up." – The Innocents Abroad
3. Ray Bradbury
"A conglomerate heap of trash, that's what I am. But it burns with a high flame." — in The Paris Review, 2010
"Slapstick may be a very bad book. I am perfectly willing to believe that. Everybody else writes lousy books, so why shouldn't I? What was unusual about the reviews was that they wanted people to admit now that I had never been any good. The reviewer for the Sunday Times actually asked critics who had praised me in the past to now admit in public how wrong they'd been. My publisher, Sam Lawrence, tried to comfort me by saying that authors were invariably attacked when they became fabulously well-to-do… I had suffered, all right — but as a badly educated person in vulgar company and in a vulgar trade. It was dishonorable enough that I perverted art for money. I then topped that felony by becoming, as I say, fabulously well-to-do. Well, that's just too damn bad for me and for everybody. I'm completely in print, so we're all stuck with me and stuck with my books." — in The Paris Review, 1977
5. Stephen King
"I am the literary equivalent of a Big Mac and Fries."
"At the end of a miserable day, instead of grieving my virtual nothing, I can always look at my loaded wastepaper basket and tell myself that if I failed, at least I took a few trees down with me." — Me Talk Pretty One Day
"Listen, you can't imagine what a freak I was. I worked in used bookstores as a teenager. I grew up with hippie parents. I lived in a ten-year cultural lag. At all times. I had not the faintest idea what was contemporary. When I got to Bennington, and I found that Richard Brautigan and Thomas Berger and Kurt Vonnegut and Donald Barthelme were not 'the contemporary,' but were in fact awkward and embarrassing and had been overthrown by something else, I was as disconcerted as a time traveler. The world I'd dwelled in was now apocryphal. No one read Henry Miller and Lawrence Durrell, the Beats were regarded with embarrassment. When all that was swept away, I stopped knowing what contemporary literature was. I didn't replace it; I just stopped knowing." — in The Paris Review, 2003
8. John Grisham
"I can't change overnight into a serious literary author. You can't compare apples to oranges. William Faulkner was a great literary genius. I am not."
"I fell into writing, I suppose, being one of those awful children who wrote verses. I went to a convent in New York—the Blessed Sacrament… I was fired from there, finally, for a lot of things, among them my insistence that the Immaculate Conception was spontaneous combustion." — in The Paris Review, 1956
10. And the self-deprecating author who took it to the highest extreme? That'd have to be Gary Shteyngart, who created a five minute parody of himself to promote his book Super Sad True Love Story:
"He really wants to cash in on this whole Hollywood vampire thing, but with werewolves… But they're not wolves, they're bears. Werebears."
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This story started on Saturday afternoon there's a small mall & shopping center near by our house. I'm that Mall there is a skating rink. So that afternoon I was asked to come over to the rink to watch my cousin play a game of hockey. So I did I go there at 4 and it ended around 5:30. Had a good time I was with my mom and dad and uncle & aunt. So when the game ended and after we all said goodbye it was than around 6. My parents went home and I decided I might as well look around and stuff since I'm at the mall. So I did until 8. Than After shopping and stuff I decided to go to the small food court and get something to eat. By than it was 9 and stores were slowly getting ready to close and there was barely no one. So I had to go to the bathroom now this is were it gets a little weird. I hadn't tried on the clothes yet since I was hurrying up and since those stores were closed I needed and wanted to try on a couple of shorts in the bathroom. I mean no one was in the mall so I figured it wouldn't be a big deal. So I go to the bathroom of the basement I guess you can call of the mall. As I go in no one's there, so I take off my jeans and try on the first pair and as I'm trying the first pair on the janitor walks in. The janitor is a white male 40 years of age, 200 pounds but pretty stocky and is 5 foot 12. Anywase so I'm trying on the shorts and he walks in and has a smirk on his face. He says to me as I'm bending down and taking them off 'They look good on you' I said thanks?? Kind of hurrying up to leave as I notice he's walking towards the door he locks it with his keys and puts out a sign on the outside of the door 'Bein Cleaned' I asked him to open the door he walks up to me and says to me why? Don't you wan to have a bit of fun? I said ok what? He says well I don't know screw around a bit. I said Christ no! I never had sexe with a guy. He looks at me and says it's not all bad it's pretty fun! While he's talking to me he's starting to take off his uniform. I was shaking cause I was a bit nervous and not sure what to do. He grabbed my hand and led me to the far corner of the bathroom. Where he pulled out a nice 6.5 inch cock appromimently. I sucked it, it really felt weird. But I sucked it for about 7 mins. Than He pulled down my underwear since I was changing and started squeezing ass while I was being grinded against the wall in te corner he than starts fingering my ass and brings it up to my mouth were I than sucked the finger he fingered into my ass. Than after all this which has been 15-18 minutes I got a bit more and more horny. So than he starts to fuck me against the wall he fucked me in that position for about 5 mins. Than We lied on the floor and fucked like that for 7 mins sideways of course which felt dirty. The dirties position of all was he went to one of the toilet bowls where he sat on and I sat on him as he fucked me for about 5 mins. Than what was really dirty but turned me on in some weird way. He grabbed my neck and made my lick the toilet seats the rim part and than told me to sit infront of the toilet bowl an lean my head backwards were he than pissed on my head. After that I dunked my whole head in the sink to wipe the piss off. After that He than proceeded fucking me a bit longer and than took a huge cumshaw all over my face. Were he than started making out and kissing me while licking the cum on my face and lips. I than got dressed and wiped the cum off my face where as he unlocked the door and looked out to see if anyone was there than let me go and I walked out of that mall completely find fucked thinking to my myself Did I just have sexe with a guy!? Because it felt so good but so weird
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Leave it to Mindy Kaling to deliver the best episode of The Office in a long, long time. Its out-and-out silliness wasn't in the supertraditional Office style, but I totally dug it. Usually I write about a page, a page-and-a-half of notes during an episode, jotting down the best lines and funniest moments. I wrote four pages of notes for this one. My cup runneth over! And we have the woman who plays Kelly Kapoor -- and wrote "The Sting" -- to thank.
We opened with Oscar bragging about his new bike, and Michael not really knowing how to ride a two-wheeler without training wheels. Was it a metaphor, or just a gag?
Dwight and Jim went to pitch a big client, only to be thwarted by Danny Cordray, a better salesman. They even called in Michael, the big guns, to help, but he was no match for Timothy Olyphant's magnetic charms. I love when the show highlights Michael's abilities, rather than his shortcomings, especially because his social ineptitude is so obvious; the fact that he's a terrific salesman is easy to forget, and Jim (looking "normal, ugly," according to Dwight) and the king of the beet farm requesting his services was a nice touch. Plus the tension of Danny having briefly dated Pam? Superb.
Michael, Dwight, and Jim were so miffed by Danny's superior sales skills that they set up a destined-to-fail faux office to observe his techniques. When you ask Meredith to helm anything, you know it's going to end in come-ons and boozetalk, and she threw in some casual racism as a bonus. Eventually, Michael had to step in, and rather than go to battle with his devilishly handsome sales adversary, Michael offered him a job. And Danny accepted! Welcome, Danny! Part of me sees Seth Bullock, part of me sees Raylan Givens, and both of those are good things.
Elsewhere, Andy was desperate to best one of his classmates, so he naturally turned to his new BFF Darryl. This two are my new favorite duo. And their band with Kevin might top Scrantonicity. That frog tune at the end was pretty good, but the closing line of "I find you absolutely riveting!" pushed it into insta-classic status.
++ Dwight calling Jim "Mr. Jock Hipster"
++ Phyllis: "I forget about milk, this is a terrific reminder."
++ Dwight trying to show off in front of Danny, ostentatiously saying to Jim, "That's why I brought you to the penis museum, where tickets are $1,000!"
++ Danny saying Michael seems like a "fun, professional guy"
++ Kelly's insta-crush on the Josh Duhamel look-alike Danny
++ Pam mouthing "I wear makeup"
++ The absolute high point of the episode came when Michael repeated the pitch that won Danny over, only to have Jim, Phyllis, Stanley, and Dwight respond, in unison, "stay the same." It exquisitely nailed everything we know about Michael: That sometimes he's unstoppable, but more often, he's a total buffoon whose underlings know better than to trust him.
Okay, Officers, let's hear it: Are you on board the Danny train? Do you find him as charming as Kelly and Angela obviously do? How's he going to disrupt DMHQ? And did you love this episode as much as I did? Share your thoughts below!
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"A Waste of time!"
I couldn't stand to hear it, or finish it! It is the worst book ever. It is a waste of a credit! I wish I could get my credit back. That is how bad this book is.
"Concise left me wanting more!"
I like the fact that he merged Will Robin and Camel Club, the only problem with the story is that it too short. It left me wanting more!
"The Gods of Guilt does not dissapoint!!!!"
I love the fact that he kept the same reader for the book, Peter Giles is Mickey Haler; the story fast worded past his run for prosecutor, I was initially disappointed, but the more the story went forward the less it mattered to me. The story kept me engrossed to the point where I yelled out at the climax of the story. Awesome, way to end the story. I hope he keeps the Mikey Haler character for a long time to come.
"Great Story!"
Since I am not a huge Stephen King fan this was not on the top of my summer reading (listening) list, but I heard reviews of and read the synopsis and I was hooked. I love that it is not overly violent, but it give you a chance to look at in my opinion a fresh look at time travel, some aspects are a little off, and the use of phrase the past is "obdurate" was overly used, but over all I really enjoyed the book and recommend it to anyone who loves a little Sci-Fi.
"Two good stories that could have been better."
The Summons was good, but obvious. I could see the end midway through the book, but I still throughly enjoyed the story, it made we want more for story to end differently.
The Brethern is a really good story that is written very well. I enjoyed the story but I didn't like the ending though. I would have chosen for things to end differently all the way around. Not enough background as to why somethings operated the way they did.
"Good Story"
I thought this was going to be obvious, but it wasn't. I am glad I was wrong about the centeral character. I really enjoyed the story, but there needed to be a better explination as to why the centeral character behaved the way he did. I would recomend reading this story...it is classic Grisham.
"Great read"
Holds your interest and keeps you on the edge. Not overly obvious in the with the end holds you right on the edge of your seat. Makes you wish the story could continue.
"DISSAPOINTING and BORING"
I couldn't have been more board, than if she sat in a book store and read it aloud.
So very very boring, wish I could get a refund.
"OMG....I loved this dramatization!"
I had seen the movie years ago in black and white. So when I saw that this was a dramatization of the book I wanted to get it. It did not disappoint. I was glued to my seat. I didn't want to stop listening to it. I just really enjoyed this book. You get so into it and it makes you think about how we judge one another based really on nothing really at all but; impressions, stereotypes, life experience with someone similar but rarely on fact. This was excellent it, listen to it and then share it.!!!
"Suspensful..but once again the story ended oddly"
The book starts out a little slow, the story is sort of disjointed, but once the story gets going however the suspense builds and you start to get into it. I was dissapointed in how the story ended. It really made no sense to me, it was a quick read (listen) and it left me wanting to know more. In some cases that could be considered a good thing in this case, I don't feel like it is.
"Great book, very suspensul."
I enjoy David's writing, and this book gave me a history of the camel club, and the character dynamics. Thought I had the book totally figured out and I didn't. That alone is why I gave this story four stars. The insite into Oliver Stone's back story was excellent. Great character develop, great story line. Excellent book! read it, you won't be disappointed .


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Aug 30th 2008 4:42PM Well Windshock is nice, but it's like a double edged blade, while it's pretty useful in PvE, in PvP it will be used only for silencing (ofc it will ffs! it's the "solution" of downranking). BUT! BUT! It does no damage.... well with rank 1 Earth Shock crit you can trigger "crit-to trigger talent effect" like Elemental Focus (or Elemental Devastation in the case of Enhancement shaman). Well in its first version with the 100 % mana reduction I used to use it every time I was low on mana and it really worked splendid. After all I must face that I can't use rank 1 ES for both silencing and hope that I will crit with it to benefit from ES.
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By happy accident, my writing career has been dominated by witchcraft. With Charmed, Sabrina, The Teenage Witch, and a little bit of Buffy/Angel, I have written more about witches than any other topic. As a result, I have learned some important lessons on writing about the many, varied forms of magic that witches can call upon. But with all this power at my characters' fingertips, none of their abilities are as interesting to me as what they can't do.
But first, a disclaimer: I'm talking about writing for TV witches, not the Wiccan religion or anything regarding the spiritual aspects of witchcraft … although the concept of limitations on power is a universal subject.
Writing magic in Charmed is a delicate balance, especially since we all agree that the series is first and foremost about the family, not the magic. The biggest challenge comes in writing for "the most powerful witches the world has ever known" or "to have ever walked the earth" or whatever the proper phrase is.
Even with the most powerful witches ever, there have to be limits to their powers. They can't just do anything the writer wants, otherwise there would be no drama. If your heroines become all powerful, then your villains have to grow exponentially as well. Their fight will then build to a point where the story becomes all about magic and power instead of the relationships of the characters.
The best part of writing for The Charmed Ones is that the rules were so clearly established in the beginning. Each sister has one primary ability. That ability will grow as they get older. They can do traditional spells and basic magic, but it's their primary power that is the cornerstone of their strength. (Oh, and they can't use magic for personal gain. We'll get to that lousy rule in a second.)
The show didn't always follow those rules, but I've done my best to stay within the parameters in the books and comic books that I've written. That's why when people ask me about The Charmed Ones getting "new" powers I generally refer to an "evolution" of power. Paige's orb shield is a more focused form of her telekinesis (or telekinetic orbing as many of you call it). The shield defensively—and in some cases, offensively—moves objects away from her. Piper can now manipulate molecules in a variety of ways, which she's only starting to explore. And Phoebe … well, Phoebe's always been a little different. I'm just working with what we've been given.
I like this rule about a primary power. It makes the writing more interesting for me and it generally makes the Charmed story more engaging. The magic of Charmed isn't about a Charmed One learning how to propel a giant orb bubble through the air. The magic of Charmed is about three sisters coming together to: 1) create that orb, 2) lift it into the air, and 3) propel it across the room. Emphasis: together. And to join their powers in that unique way just before their other sister: 4) comes back to entirely throw off that new balance of power.
As for the personal gain clause, it's just so arbitrary. Anytime The Charmed Ones use magic, there's some kind of personal gain involved. Even if it's just to protect themselves. If Piper freezes a bullet about to kill her, that's personal gain. If Paige uses a glamour to hide her identity for whatever reason, that's also personal gain. Yes, we saw what happened when The Charmed Ones used their magic to punish someone who refused to clean up after his dog, but what if they just used it to clean up the mess after the dog owner left? Would that have been misusing their abilities? It's really a matter of degrees. As long as they don't do anything egregiously selfish, I prefer to go the Pirates of the Caribbean route and consider the personal gain rule as more of a guideline. But it is a necessary guideline because if they just did whatever they wanted it would lead to chaos … as a witch on another popular series learned. We'll get to her in a moment…
But before we do… Sabrina, The Teenage Witch had similar rules about the limitation of power that perfectly fit in with a sitcom about the challenges of the teen years. Sabrina was just learning to use her powers, so she was going to make a lot of mistakes along the way and learn a lot of lessons. It was her ingenuity once she learned her lesson that usually won the day for her, not simply her access to magic. But no matter how strong she got, she was rarely able to use that power to make herself the one thing that most teens on TV want to be: Popular.
The absolute brilliance of this series was in how it established the rules of a teenage witch. Primary among those rules was that she couldn't create name brand items. Her Rollerblades were Rollerblahs, for instance. She would never be able to use her magic to impress her friends by coming to school decked out in the latest trends. That idea carried through every spell she cast. Magic wasn't there to make her life easier. In fact, it often complicated things … usually in humorous ways.
The Fairy Godmother of all TV witches has to be Samantha Stevens from Bewitched. I'm sure she wasn't the first witch on TV, but she was the most mainstream. Samantha had very few magical limits on her powers. She really could do almost anything if she set her mind to it. Her limitations came from her human husband and his refusal for her to ever use her magic. Emphasis: ever. If Bewitched were on the air today, it would be a much darker show since it basically depicts a marriage based on a horribly oppressive husband and a wife forced to lie about her life on almost a daily basis. But let's leave that deeper discussion for another time.
What's interesting about Bewitched is that the entire concept of the show was based on that single limitation to Samantha's power. How it affected her relationship with her husband. With her mother and the rest of her family. With her husband's human coworkers and their neighbors. It is also the key component in another limitation on most TV witches: having to keep the magic a secret. That in itself requires a different kind of balance between who knows the secret and how long other characters can stay in the dark. (A concept The Vampire Diaries has turned upside down in its breakneck pacing in how the residents of Mystic Falls have come to know the truth about their neighbors.)
What happens when those limitations are completely ignored? We saw that answer in one of my other favorite TV witches: Willow Rosenberg. When Willow became all powerful on Buffy, The Vampire Slayer she had to go evil and be taken down. That's just what happens when a witch loses her limitations. She was already bringing people back from the dead. What could stop her after that? If she remained good with all that power, the show would have become Willow, The Everything Slayer.
By making her Dark Willow and then redeeming her, she became self-policing in her magic. She was too concerned with getting that taste of evil again that she only tapped into the most powerful magic when it was absolutely necessary. By making her limits self-imposed after we saw the consequences of them going out of control, the writers added great depth to an already fascinating television character.
This rule about limiting power goes beyond TV witches, of course. It's inherently the same problem you run into with characters like the Greek Gods, Dumbledore, Yoda, and Superman. When you've got an all powerful being, you need something to weaken that character or else every story will be so uneven there is no drama.
With Superman, we have kryptonite. But if that little green rock were to show up in every story, Superman would not have lasted as an icon for as long as he has. There would be no drama. That's why Lex Luthor, when used correctly, is such a fascinating villain. His superior intellect is his weapon. So that even when a being is all powerful in one way, it requires other powerful characters to present a challenge in different ways. If a hero or heroine doesn't have weaknesses for the villain to exploit, then what's the point of creating a story about them in the first place?
Interestingly enough, Superman does have another weakness besides kryptonite. He is powerless against magic.


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By that time, the Dukes had taken a 33-16 lead. They outscored Sandburg 17-2 in the second quarter, registered the first five points of the third quarter and remained perfect on the season with a 65-45 victory.
The Dukes (10-0) will meet St. Ignatius at 5 p.m. Saturday in the quarterfinals.
"I thought we executed really well during that run and I thought our kids did a nice job of stringing together some stops," York coach Vince Doran said. "Charlie (Rose) shot it really well and got on a roll, and the guys were smart enough to get him the ball."
York took more charges in the first half (2) than it committed turnovers (1). The Dukes committed just three turnovers all game while Sandburg had 16.
"I thought we converted on eight of nine possessions during that one stretch," Doran said. "Obviously, that's a positive we hopefully can carry into (Saturday)."
York made 8-of-15 shots from beyond the three-point arc, with Rose (14 points) leading the way. He drained three during the second quarter.
"We moved the ball really well there, and the three-pointers were just there for everybody, not just for me," Rose said. "We're very balanced, so whoever is hot gets the ball and we feed off them."
Sandburg (4-6) was able to hang with the Dukes for the first quarter, getting half its 12 points on three-pointers from Alec Martinez and Niko Kogionis.
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BIL's girlfriend has told several of her family members and My sister in law (My brothers wife) That I Don't take care of my kids AT ALL and that My hubby does everything,I am beyond pissed, she and I have never got along together,because she wanted all the attention from my inlaws on her and her Daughter,well she got that,because they spoil her daughter rotten and not OUR kids,she lives with the inlaws and they said she is the laziest person they know,she doesn't clean or watch her daughter half the time..grr I am just so mad. I
can't stand her,Reason why i barley go over to inlaws to visit....I'm so tired of her thinking that she is BETTER than me!! she thinks that her daughter is BETTER and PRETTIER than mine,it's so annoying!!! Oh and she told MIL that she never said that,and She actually believes her,because them two are like best friends.
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I don't like it when folks say "sticks and stones..." Words do hurt and can cause just as much damage as being hit.
I was in a situation where some of what happened was mental.
Trust me my dear when I say that things still effect me 8 years after leaving the situation.
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The newest bug patrol members arrived yesterday. I have 5 female muscovy ducks and this nest nobody wanted to sit on so decided to incubate the eggs in my home build cabinet incubator. There were 25 eggs in the nest but 7 turned out not to be fertilized. Of the remaining 18 13 have hatched and are doing well. They really are a great asset to the garden.....they are voracious bug eaters that only really need feeding in the winter. |
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How cute!! I wish I could have ducks or chickens. :o) |
- Posted by loufloralcityz9 Z 9 (My Page) on Tue, May 29, 12 at 9:06
Wills, You are doing a fantastic job at incubating the quail and duck eggs in your home made incubator. The hatch rate you get from hatching abandoned nest eggs is amazing. Muscovy duck eggs are not easy to hatch in an incubator. Lou |
- Posted by ibarbidahl 9 (tampa-ish) (My Page) on Tue, May 29, 12 at 14:49
Sweetness! I wish I could have some! I think they are quieter than chickens and therefore more likely to get past my HOA -but they are larger and take more care so it's a catch 22 for me. Besides they don't lay as many eggs. LOL> we eat a LOT of eggs here. Beauties you have there. Congrats! Barbie |
- Posted by jellybobelly Orlando 9B (My Page) on Tue, May 29, 12 at 14:53
Awwwww, they are adorable. What an amazing thing you've done. Bravo!! |
They are so cute! Congratulations and I am sure they are a great asset in the garden. Silvia |
How wonderful! |
that is so cool! we have the wild "wood ducks" here, live up in the big water oaks. had four babies skirting across the garden a few mornings ago. so weird seeing ducks so far up in those trees! |
They are really cute! I just read about them yesterday! Not sure if they could out run or fly away from the loosed dogs that roam the neighborhood. Otherwise I'd probably get some. Do you haved to have a pond for them? |
- Posted by bamboo_rabbit 9A Inverness FL (My Page) on Wed, May 30, 12 at 17:40
No pond needed for muscovies. Mine have no pond and I keep them fenced off from the lake I live on due to the alligators. They just need deepish drinking water containers so they can submerge their entire bill. They are almost completely silent, no quack from them at all just an excited breathy hiss noise. |
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Both stories were written by veteran Aliens/Predator/AVP writer John Arcudi. The Aliens story was drawn by Zach Howard, inked by Mark Irwin and colored by Brad Anderson. The Predator story was illustrated by Javier Saltares and colored by Wes Dzioba. The issue was edited by Chris Warner and featured covers by Howard and Anderson.
A second version of the issue was released shortly afterward to commemorate the 30th Anniversary of the release of the film Alien featuring an alternate cover by Warner and colored by Dzioba.
The Aliens/Predator Split Issue marked the relaunch of both of Dark Horse's Aliens and Predator comics series after a ten-year hiatus and featured prequel stories to the subsequent 2009 series for both titles, produced by the same creative teams.
It was followed by the new miniserieses Aliens (May-Dec. 2009) and Predator (June 2009-Jan. 2010). These were in turn followed by the miniseries Aliens vs. Predator: Three World War (Jan-Sept. 2010).
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Free Comic Book Day heralds the relaunching of two of the quintessential Dark Horse movie-to-comics franchises, the Fox blockbusters Aliens and Predator. Featuring a flip-book format with two covers and two stories, each devoted to one of mankind's deadliest adversaries, Aliens/Predator opens the airlock to a new universe of terror!
A recap of Aliens comics line up to this point, including a recap of the Alien' infestation of the Earth as seen in Aliens: Book I and Aliens: Earth War and an introduction to the lead characters of the 2009 Aliens limited series.
An introduction to the East African Predator incursion featured in the subsequent Predator miniseries.
Behind the ScenesEdit
Started in 2002, Free Comic Book Day is a day when comics publishers produce special promotional issues of their series for free distribution at comic book stores throughout the country. An annual promotional effort by the North American comic book industry to help bring new readers into independent comic book stores, it is coordinated by the industry's single large distributor, Diamond Comic Distributors. The day is usually also associated with the national release of a comic-book-related movie.
Comments from Chris WarnerEdit
From a Chris Warner interview:
Chris Warner – "I had hands in all three series creatively back in the day, and it's great to see them getting back into comics in a big way. I'm excited to be working with artist Zach Howard again [on 'Aliens']. I think Zach's one of the best guys out there, and he's not widely 'discovered' yet. But he will be."
Comments from Zach HowardEdit
From Zach Howard's interview with the AvPGalaxy website:
AvPGalaxy – I realise you can't talk much about the story of the comic, but in one of the pieces of art you have released, it looks like Aliens are attacking New York or San Francisco...?
Zach Howard – Yeah, that's page three from the [Free Comic Book Day] story. It's basically a recap of past books and John (the writer) just chose an American landmark. So San Francisco it is! It's a fun page – nothing like drawing Aliens chomping down on folks.
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Anele: Why don't you post on the HD forum. I bet you'll get a lot of help and more suggestions than you probably want. I would be very tempted to take the whole thing down and give yourself the fireplace that you want. Lighter grout IMO will only enhance the dowdiness of the brick and that itty bitty hearth. If your husband is right, you might find some very nice brick beneath. |
- Posted by SouthernCanuck (My Page) on Fri, May 10, 13 at 12:17
There are thousands of things you could do with that to improve it, lightening the mortar isn't one of them. I agree you will get more advice on the decorating forum. I would start the change with a sledge hammer, good luck. |
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I picked cream color tiles for my master bath. It's small. Would light green paint on the wall appear too cold? The bathroom is bright and has a venting skylight. Hallway bath would have light yellow marble-like tiles, and I'd use light yellow paint on the wall. Thank you very much. |
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- Posted by treasuretheday (My Page) on Mon, Jan 21, 13 at 15:15
I think it depends on the shade of green that you choose. Green can be either cool... Or warm... Some people avoid green in the bathroom because it can be less flattering. If you've got cream colored tile and natural light, I think that a soft green would be lovely. You might want to post your question in the Home Decorating forum also. There are many color and paint experts there who could make specific recommendations if you post a picture of your selections and a description of the look that you are trying to achieve. |
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I used BM grasshopper and I love it. |
- Posted by hosenemesis (My Page) on Tue, Jan 22, 13 at 0:05
I love green and cream together. What sort of a green are you looking at? |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Tue, Jan 22, 13 at 19:54
All I remember is my MIL painted her bath green and had to repaint right away as it gave everyone a greenish cast to their skin, looking like they were about to be sick on a rocky boat ... ever since then, I look for warm peachy or creamy colors that add a nice blush to the complexion. That being said, the soft green in the bathroom is very trendy and has been for awhile to get that "spa" look. |
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Lahore: Apr 18, 2013
Pakistan will allow disgraced former captain Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif back into domestic cricket once they serve their bans for spot-fixing, the country's cricket chief said Thursday.
Butt, Asif and team-mate Mohammad Aamer were banned for a minimum of five years by the International Cricket Council (ICC) after being found guilty of spot-fixing at the 2010 Lords Test against England.
On Wednesday, the Court of Arbitration for Sports rejected appeals from Butt and Asif. Aamer, who had pleaded guilty, did not appeal.
Butt was banned for 10 years, five suspended, and Asif for seven years with two suspended. Aamer's five-year ban was the minimum the ICC could impose.
All three were jailed by a British court in 2011 but were released last year.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Zaka Ashraf said Butt and Asif will have to serve their spot-fixing bans.
"They will have to serve it. Then we will include them in First-Class domestic cricket and see how they perform," said Ashraf.
Butt on Wednesday vowed to revive his career.
"I have completed half of my punishment, so in 2015 I will be eligible to play and I am motivated and fit to revive my career," Butt told a news conference.
Ashraf said no player should ever fix.
"If he does, he will destroy his future and bring a bad name, not only to himself but to his country," said Ashraf.
Former captain Rashid Latif said Butt and Asif had a right to play after their bans "provided they are fit and have the will to play".
"I would have been disappointed if they were let off," Latif told AFP.
West Indies' Marlon Samuels is the only player to return to international cricket after being banned for having links to a bookmaker. He was out of the game for two years, returning in 2010.
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