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By MICHAEL FALCONE (@michaelpfalcone) and AMY WALTER (@amyewalter)
- PLOUFFE PREVIEWS OBAMA'S SPEECH. Speaking to ABC's George Stephanopoulos on "Good Morning America" today, Obama senior adviser David Plouffe previewed President Obama's speech tonight — the final night of the Democratic National Convention — saying "I think after tonight folks will have a very clear sense of where he thinks the country needs to go economically, and the path we need to take." Plouffe praised Clinton's speech, saying "he made a very powerful case for the kind of economy we're trying to build" but would not predict any bump in numbers after this week, saying "we've always believed that there's very little elasticity- I don't think you should expect a big bounce." Plouffe also addressed the speculation from the GOP that a motivating factor behind Democrats decision to move Obama's speech from the Bank of America stadium to the Time Warner Arena was concern about not being able to fill the stadium. "That's just preposterous" Plouffe said. "We were going to have a sold out crowd and probably some people in an overflow room- but weather is what it is." http://abcn.ws/ROSsbI
- JAKE TAPPER WRAPS THE NIGHT: Watch ABC's Jake Tapper's wrap up last night's speeches on "Good Morning America," and lay out the challenge President Obama faces with his own address this evening: http://abcn.ws/RoBWyR
- THE VIEW FROM BOSTON: Romney campaign spokesman Ryan Williams on the second night of the Democratic National Convention: "President Clinton drew a stark contrast between himself and President Obama tonight. Bill Clinton worked with Republicans, balanced the budget, and after four years he could say you were better off. Barack Obama hasn't worked across the aisle — he's barely worked with other Democrats — and has the worst economic record of any president in modern history. President Clinton's speech brought the disappointment and failure of President Obama's time in office clearly into focus."
- 'ITS NOT ME, IT'S YOU': The Republican National Committee released a new 30-second ad today to frame the day of the DNC. It's titled, "The Breakup." The central message: "It's been four years and it just isn't working. President Obama is just not the person you thought he was. Tell us why you're breaking up with President Obama at BreakUpWithObama.com." WATCH: http://bit.ly/SmweEG
- MEANWHILE, FROM CHICAGO: The Obama campaign is releasing a new web video laying out, in their words," how the President has kept the promises he made in 2008. From cutting taxes for middle-class families to bringing about comprehensive health care reform to re-investing in education and infrastructure, President Obama has kept his promise to rebuild America for millions of families." WATCH: http://bit.ly/PL84Oe
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Many Democrats are acknowledging the same thing this morning: President Obama has yet to make the case for his own re-election as deftly as Bill Clinton did last night.
And many of them are already thinking about how the president might be about to break loose from the polls that have changed so little over the last few months and begin to put some distance between himself and rival Mitt Romney if he did.
In his speech last night at the Time Warner Cable Arena, Clinton summed up the message from the GOP convention last week like this: "In Tampa, we heard a lot of talk about how the President and the Democrats don't believe in free enterprise and individual initiative," he said "how we want everyone to be dependent on the government, how bad we are for the economy."
He then sought to systematically dismantle Republican lines of attack on a breathtaking laundry list of issues: from Obamacare and Medicare to welfare reform and the national debt. He also touted a "we are in this together" philosophy throughout his speech.
But as ABC News Political Director Amy Walter points out: No one needs to convince Americans of the benefits of government programs like Medicare or Social Security. They want government to fund schools, build roads and protect our food and water.
But, for the last few years, the politicians in Washington haven't given voters much of a reason to believe in them. Partisan gridlock has paralyzed Washington and has helped to drive Congress' approval ratings down into the single digits.
More important, President Obama campaigned as the man who was finally going to break this deadlock. He was the president who was going to transcend party and pettiness. He was going drive the dysfunction out of Washington.
Yet, four years later, the dysfunction is as bad as it has ever been.
If Obama couldn't deliver his promise to change Washington, it is tough to convince voters that re-electing him will ensure that he can now make Washington work for them.
The challenge for Obama isn't convincing Americans that government is important. It is convincing them that government is competent. Tonight he gets a chance to take a stab at that.
ABC's RICK KLEIN: Are you better off than you were 20 years ago? The candidate of "forward" looked back last night, and Bill Clinton's force and skill in packaging policy and politics made President Obama's record, particularly on the economy, look better than Obama has ever been able to make it look himself. Clinton's "new American Dream economy" reinforced the central Obama campaign themes, and Obama's literal embrace of the former president solidified an unlikely, almost unfathomable partnership. The Obama campaign may be comfortable with the election as a referendum, so long as Obama gets to bring along a new friend.
FACT-CHECKING ELIZABETH WARREN AND BILL CLINTON. ABC's Gregory Krieg notes, there were, a few controversial lines to come out of the Democratic convention's second night. Greg takes a look at some of the claims made by Liz Warren and Bill Clinton in their addresses and where they fall on the scale of accuracy. http://abcn.ws/RotZte
OBAMA'S ADDRESS: A PREVIEW. ABC's Devin Dwyer and Mary Bruce report, it won't be the grandiose backdrop that he had envisioned, but maybe it's just as well. President Obama tonight will accept the Democratic nomination for a second presidential term inside the Time Warner Cable Arena here facing a wave of discouraging economic data, a potential bombshell of an August jobs report expected Friday, and a lingering longing for the spirit of the 2008 convention and the promise it represented. http://abcn.ws/Q1M2tv
–VIDEO OF THE DAY: KENNEDYS, THE NEXT GENERATION. In the latest episode of his ABC News/Yahoo! Power Players series "Spinners & Winners" ABC's Jonathan Karl talks to Ted Kennedy Jr., son of the lion of the Senate, Ted Kennedy, about a potential run for office. "Maybe one day," says the eldest son of the late Senator Edward Kennedy. "We were brought up in a family that was taught we need to give back in some way, not just elected politics," continued Ted Kennedy Jr. "I would be honored to have the opportunity to serve in some capacity. What that is now, I have no idea, but you know, I'm still a young man and I hope to find some way to serve." WATCH: http://yhoo.it/Opgfj1
–CAROLINE KENNEDY TELLS DAVID MUIR: TED WOULD BE PROUD OF OBAMA. A video celebrating Ted Kennedy's career in politics played Tuesday evening during the Democratic National Convention. Although it has been three years since the "Lion of the Senate" lost his battle with brain cancer, the man behind the booming voice that enthusiastically endorsed Barack Obama in 2008 is still a force in the 2012 campaign. The crowd at the convention especially loved the part of the tribute that showed Ted Kennedy debating Mitt Romney during the 1994 Senate campaign. "It was just so classic Teddy that he was somehow able to appear and be relevant again and again," Caroline Kennedy, the daughter of President John F. Kennedy, told ABC News anchor David Muir. "We saw that with health care, it was such a tremendous achievement of the president to get that done, and then last night when he popped up debating Mitt Romney, it really made me smile." For Caroline Kennedy, 54, who is scheduled to speak Thursday at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., this is the first convention she's attended in more than a decade without her uncle. http://abcn.ws/OScUtJ
ON THE TWITTERS: As far as the Twittersphere is concerned, Bill Clinton bested Mitt Romney but fell short of Michelle Obama, reports ABC News' Molly Hunter. The former president's speech Wednesday night peaked at 22,087 tweets per minute, while the first lady's peaked at 28,003 TPM on Tuesday, according to Twitter. As Yahoo! News points out, Michelle Obama peaked with 90,000 tweets in a 10-minute span to Clinton's 60,000, with both peaks corresponding to the moment the speakers took the stage. Note: Clinton's tweets per minute topped Romney's speech last week which notched just 14,298 tweets per minute at the RNC.
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DNC CHAIRWOMAN: PLATFORM CHANGE WAS A 'TECHNICAL CORRECTION.' ABC's Jonathan Karl and Kyle Blaine report, Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz told Jonathan Karl on the ABC News/Yahoo! DNC live stream that "there was no fight at all" over the addition of "God" and "Jerusalem" to the 2012 platform. "Essentially, it was a technical correction," she said. "President Obama wanted to make sure, I mean we already had, 100 percent, strong pro-Israel platform that we were all really proud to support… The platform change was met by boos from delegates on the convention floor. http://abcn.ws/Q5YmpW
FROM THE ROMNEY CAMPAIGN: "Mitt Romney has consistently stated his belief that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel. Although today's voice vote at the Democratic National Convention was unclear, the Democratic Party has acknowledged Jerusalem as the capital of Israel," Romney spokeswoman Andrea Saul said in a statement. "President Obama has repeatedly refused to say the same himself. Now is the time for President Obama to state in unequivocal terms whether or not he believes Jerusalem is Israel's capital."
WOODWARD BOOK: DEBT DEAL COLLAPSE LED TO 'PURE FURY' FROM PRESIDENT OBAMA. ABC's Rick Klein reports, an explosive mix of dysfunction, miscommunication, and misunderstandings inside and outside the White House led to the collapse of a historic spending and debt deal that President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner were on the verge of reaching last summer, according to revelations in author Bob Woodward's latest book. The book, "The Price of Politics," on sale Sept. 11, 2012, shows how close the president and the House speaker were to defying Washington odds and establishing a spending framework that included both new revenues and major changes to long-sacred entitlement programs. http://abcn.ws/ORW4LB. And watch Jon Karl's GMA report: http://abcn.ws/NOcNTz
LIVE BLOG: DNC NIGHT 2. Missed something from night two of the DNC? Follow the night from start to finish- the 5pm gavel-in to the roll call vote at midnight where Barack Obama was officially re-nominated- on our ABC News live blog where you can see the speech highlights, plus on the ground color from our team in Charlotte. http://abcn.ws/QamIxn
#HILLARY2016 TOPS TWITTER TRENDS AS BILLS TAKES THE STAGE. ABC's Sherisse Pham reports, if people on Twitter had their way, Hillary Clinton would take one more crack at shattering America's highest glass ceiling. As President Bill Clinton took to the Democratic National Convention's main stage Wednesday night, the Twitter hashtag "#Hillary2016″ briefly became the top trend on Twitter in the United States. The tweets asking the secretary of state to run skyrocketed to the top shortly before 11 p.m., about 10 minutes after President Clinton gave her a shout out in his speech. http://abcn.ws/Utf7hI
DEMS PUNT ON PLAN TO STAGE DNC WITHOUT CORPORATE MONEY. ABC's Brian Ross, Matthew Mosk, Rhonda Schwartz and Megan Churchmach report, for more than a year, the Democratic National Committee touted its "unprecedented" plan to prohibit corporate and lobbyist funding of the 2012 convention in Charlotte, but it found it just couldn't put on a show without the money. The convention's host committee has acknowledged that it established a separate entity to help shoulder the costs of many of the convention activities this week. That entity, New American City, Inc., has accepted millions of dollars from companies that include Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and most prominently Duke Energy, the nation's largest electric utility, which has sponsored events all over town. http://abcn.ws/Q1RWdV
GABBY GIFFORDS IN CHARLOTTE. Former Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, whose political career was cut short when she was shot in the head by a deranged constituent, has traveled to North Carolina for the Democratic National Convention. "I can confirm that Gabby is in Charlotte to attend the convention, and she is excited to be here," spokeswoman Hayley Zachary said after Roll Call first reported she'd made the trip. "She does not have a role in tonight's convention schedule." Her appearance at the convention could be an emotional lift for the Democrats at the TimeWarner Cable Arena. http://abcn.ws/RFSk2c
WHAT WILL GIFFORDS DO? Roll Call's Abby Livingston, Nathan Gonzales and Daniel Newhauser report: "She will deliver the Pledge of Allegiance, according to a source close to the former Congresswoman, kicking off the night that will culminate in President Barack Obama accepting the Democratic nomination for president." http://bit.ly/P0LiV5
ELIZABETH WARREN: THE SYSTEM IS RIGGED. ABC's Greg Krieg and Elizabeth Hartfield report, Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, speaking Wednesday ahead of Bill Clinton at the Democratic National Convention, delivered an acid rebuke of Mitt Romney and Republican economic policy. "Their vision is clear," she said: "I've got mine, and the rest of you are on your own." Stuck in a 50-50 race with incumbent Sen. Scott Brown, R-Mass., Warren has pinned her candidacy on a stark populism. "People feel like the system is rigged against them," she told conventioneers. "And here's the painful part: They're right. The system is rigged." http://abcn.ws/NTPn9q
PAUL RYAN SEEKS TO CONNECT WITH 'KINDRED SPIRITS' IN IOWA. ABC's Shush Walshe reports, ADEL, Iowa-Paul Ryan gave a strong plea to voters here in this small but crucial battleground state on Wednesday, tying his Wisconsin upbringing to their Iowa roots. Ryan has the right accent, family ties to the state, and the Romney campaign hopes he'll add some Midwest relatability to a ticket whose headliner is a wealthy former East Coast governor. He told the crowd of several hundred that he felt like he "just parachuted into my own home" mentioning his mother-in-law who came from Clinton, Iowa as well as his grandfather who went to college in Dubuque. http://abcn.ws/UsofTM
SANDRA FLUKE'S DNC SPEECH PAINTS STARK PICTURE OF ROMNEY PRESIDENCY. The Georgetown law student shut out of a Congressional hearing on contraception earlier this year is basking in the glow of the Democratic National Convention prime time stage reports ABC's Sherisse Pham. Speaking before a fired up crowd at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., tonight, Sandra Fluke painted a stark picture of what a country led by Republican Mitt Romney could be, calling it "an America in which access to birth control is controlled by people who will never use it, in which politicians redefine rape so survivors are victimized all over again," she said to huge cheers from the audience. http://abcn.ws/TpbUA4
DAILY SHOW CORRESPONDENT: OBAMA HAS LOST HIS 'NEW CAR SMELL.' ABC's Amber Porter reports, Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" correspondent John Oliver told ABC News' Amy Walter and Rick Klein that President Obama has lost his "new car smell" for the 2012 election. He was a guest on the ABC News/Yahoo News Democratic National Convention live show. When asked what Obama's smell was now he joked, "wet oak." Oliver was critical of the Obama campaign's decision to move the president's Thursday night convention speech from the Bank of America Stadium to the Time Warner Arena because of the possibility of bad weather. http://abcn.ws/RbGPRp
DEMOCRATS FUNDRAISE WITH SCORNED SUPER-PACS, LOBBYISTS. Bloomberg's Jonathan D. Salant and Julie Bykowicz report: "Lobbyists, corporate donors and super-political action committees are routinely the subject of scorn by Democrats. All three featured prominently this week during the party's national convention… Priorities USA Action, which backs Obama, joined with super-PACs involved in U.S. House and Senate races to fete their donors. Those groups held a welcome cocktail reception Sept. 4 that included a money pitch from former Bill Clinton adviser Paul Begala and a brunch yesterday at which Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Obama's former chief of staff, appeared. The donors will go out with a bang tonight after Obama's speech. They'll mingle with the rock band Scissor Sisters and actress Jessica Alba during a private party scheduled for the North Carolina Music Factory. http://bloom.bg/TYz9i6
RAHM'S NEW ROLE. The New York Times' Nicholas Confessore reports: "With less than nine weeks before the election and with conservative groups outspending their pro-Democratic counterparts, Democrats disclosed Wednesday that Mr. Emanuel would try to help them close the fund-raising gap and said that Congressional leaders would step up their efforts as well. Mr. Emanuel, who is leaving his honorary position as co-chairman of Mr. Obama's campaign, intends to help funnel donations to Priorities USA Action, a super PAC founded by two former Obama aides. The group is more than $60 million short of its goal, reflecting a philosophical objection to outside groups among many wealthy liberals, and a feeling among donors that the White House has been insufficiently attentive to them." http://nyti.ms/P1xJ7P
IS CHARLOTTE THE DNC'S LAST BIG CONVENTION? The Charlotte Observer's Jim Morrill and Tim Funk report: "Conventions already are getting shorter. Nobody complained when weather sliced a day off each of the last two Republican conventions. Charlotte's is shorter by design. "Our goal has been to make sure that we really sort of throw out the old playbook and plan a convention that's totally different than any in history," says CEO Steve Kerrigan. "This is really an opportunity to change the format from four days of endless speeches behind closed doors and really make it a convention about people." Critics say conventions could be even shorter – or disappear altogether." http://bit.ly/ROKgII
@nytjim: Hillary Clinton watched Bill's #dnc2012 speech from East Timor.http://bit.ly/Opo2gL http://yfrog.com/ob7g1pp
@TheFix: Good piece by @jmartpolitico on how the 2016 jockeying among Democrats has already begun — big time. http://ow.ly/dvEsA
@CKummer: New way to say "tedious" from @thegarance,re last night's early speakers:the party's "most moderate and low-key voices."http://bit.ly/OS90kB
@emilyrs: Gillibrand: "We would not have repealed Don't Ask, Don't Tell if Iowa didn't go first and ensure marriage equality for each person."
@SalenaZitoTrib: Rendell tells Pennsylvania delegation to act like we are behind 2 points for the next 60 days #DNC2012


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Oven Grains, Greens, and Cheese, Please
This is a great, warm, comforting one-dish crowd pleaser. Cook it on a Saturday when you have family visiting, or a Tuesday just to make yourself happy. Make this into your very own family recipe! Use your favorite grain, or try a new one. The recipe suggests some greens and cheeses, but please do experiment with any you have on hand and love.
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2 medium
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2 cups
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salt and pepper
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- Heat a large nonstick skillet over medium heat and drizzle in enough oil to cover the bottom. Sauté the onions, garlic, and mushrooms until they are soft and golden. Season with salt and pepper and dump them into a bowl.
- In a large pot or pan with a lid, steam the greens until tender, 4 to 5 minutes (you might have to do this in a couple of batches). Put the cooked greens in a clean dishtowel or salad spinner and wring out all the excess water. Toss the greens with the Parmesan cheese and egg. Season the mixture with a squeeze of lemon, salt, and pepper.
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Now treat all the ingredients just like lasagna. Put a layer of grains in your baking dish, top with tomato sauce, a layer of greens, the mushroom mixture, and a layer of the mixed cheeses . . . and so on until you finish with a layer of tomato sauce and cheese.
- Top the dish with foil or a lid, stick it into the oven, and bake until bubbling, about 35 minutes. Then take off the lid and return the dish to the oven for 10 minutes.
- Serve with extra tomato sauce and a simple green salad.
Recipe by Kirstin Uhrenholdt
Excerpted from The Family Dinner by Laurie David. Copyright (c) 2010 by Hybrid Nation, Inc. Used by arrangement with Grand
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Makes: 6 servings
- Calories449
- Cholesterol57mg
- Fat16.5g
- Saturated fat7.5g
- Sodium470mg
- Protein25.2g
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Re:These so called "experts" - so predictable (771 comments)
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Re:Suprising how? (771 comments)
"The fun part they didn't apparently check is that the 'Free Market' folks are also going to be the most likely to deny evolution....which is the ultimate 'free market'. "
I don't believe that the majority of purported "free marketers" are actually what they claim; I believe, that many who claim to be in favor of free markets, are mostly self-applying the label due to the usual American knee-jerk reaction to the "Socialism" bogeyman.
My run-ins with creationists in time fits this model rather well. They're not as much 'for' anything, as they are against its supposed polar opposite.
Then again, that does describe most people in the mainstream political chat-o-sphere these days...
Re:Science and conjecture (771 comments)
"Global warming" as the term is generally used is not science."
It was, but was changed to because the dense skulls typically encountered in debates involving skeptics and denialists, who seemingly cannot accept that "global warming" doesn't mean that the globe is warming everywhere and at all times (ie. the "omg we just had a snowstorm, global warming is a FRAUD, rage" kind of sillyness).
"Climate Change" is very much harder to intentionally misunderstand in an effort to muddy the debate.
Been there.. (300 comments)
Yugoslavia did this as well before the end of the cold war.
Re:Never, ever, ever, ever trust the government (275 comments)
Comparing bandwidth is so much like a penis contest; Hong Kong has had Gigabit for 5 years or more; same with Korea.
Enter price into the comparison, and you have an argument.
Re:Never, ever, ever, ever trust the government (275 comments)
>In USA you have small government, no taxes and (snip)
The USA as a no-tax country, as you or others put forward, is a myth; the tax burden as a part of GDP is just under 30%, while in Europe, on average, is just over 40%.
That you get screwed on healthcare and by telcos is true, but a different matter.
Re:Never, ever, ever, ever trust the government (275 comments)
>Excuse me, how does deregulation have anything to do with SEC incompetency? The financial services industry in America is one of the most regulated industries in the world.
Deregulation has nothing to do with it, but libertarians/free-marketers and their supposed nasty influence in the US halls of government is a easy dog to beat on, despite its non-existence (almost same non-existince that the people who put forward such silly notions demonstrate when their claims are challenged, as in this thread. Cue the tumbleweeds.).
Re:The question is, (275 comments)
One free with every SUV bought!
Re:Way to go (452 comments)
>How is that a strawman?
Because of the massive dis-proportionality of the power being excerted in the cases you compare adn attempt to equivocate.
> The point was not the scope or extent of the power. The point was the arbitrary way that it is exercised and the fact that justification of its use is an afterthought if it is provided at all.
All humans are capable of such behavior, whether they are the parents of a child, sitting in a boardroom, or in government halls. On a side note, I usually see more such unjustified, either purely or by lies and coverups, behavior from politicians because of lack of accountability, also related to my earlier posts). But if this is your point, I must consider your argument largely irrelevant.
> It's the difference between "because I am in charge and I said so" versus "because I believe it's the most reasonable way to proceed, and here are my factual reasons explaining why I think so; please let me know if new evidence comes to light."
In the degree that morality and honesty matters, yes; in the degree that what matters are the consequences and harm from actions justified or not, the aforementioned dwindles.
>That distinction can be made whether the situation is "do we execute this possible terrorist?" or whether it's "how long should Junior be grounded?" So again, if your disproportionate concern for the scope of power has anything to do with the way authority is justified, or somehow makes my reasoning a strawman, you have not made your case.
Or you have missed it. Shortly explained, I'm pointing out differences in consequences of actions of the three examples, not the moral basis.
Re:Way to go (452 comments)
>Really? which part of history is that, exactly? I can't remember any totalitarian regime that didn't have hordes of people inmigrating to neighboring countries.
Those that had the opportunity. Many millions did not (fx. the victims of the Ukraninian Holodomor or the killing fields of Cambodia), or died trying. The deaths at the berlin wall is a minor though notable illustration.
> Sure in the worst ones many people were caught, usually when they tried to hide in the same country instead of getting out, but children trying to find refuge from their abusive parents within their own home usually fare no better.
>As for corporations, I've only got four words for you: modern day United States
I'm unsure about what you are trying to say, but keep in mind that corporations that gain tyrannical powers invariably do so with the aid of government; in fact, corporations are creations of laws of government. In cases where you do not have the ability to not-choose products, "services" or bein in servitude of a corporation, it is by and large always due to, or with the blessing of, government.
Re:Way to go (452 comments)
>While Communism encourages this behavior, it does not hold a monopoly on it. Plenty of non-Communists in businesses and governments everywhere are this way. Remember that corporations are essentially dictatorships and that the type of politician who "knows what's good for you" does not ask whether you agree. Even "because I said so" parents and teachers exhibit this behavior (and condition people to accept it from a young age).
True, but a strawman. Corporations rarely hold the broad scope of powers that governments do. Parents ditto. (Consumers can choose to not buy from a corporation they dislike; children can typically run away from abusive parents and seek refuge with neighbours and family. Seekign refuge from government is another matter entirely as history will show you.). Also, both of the aforementioned rarely their their so-called dicatatorial powers to the excesses that governments do, especially government led by politically-religious folks ala Charvez.
I'm on Ubuntu. (355 comments)
I use swf-dec and gnash.
Am I vulnerable?
Ok, that was retorical - bwahahah!
Re:Someone please explain (409 comments)
>Someone please explain to me why China is getting treated with kid gloves?
Because they are the soon-to-be world #1 economy, and no politician wants to have his country slapped with a Chinese embargo (resulting in lost trade and thus tax and duties income) because they stepped on some sore toes.
Re:human brain (286 comments)
Slightly over 9000.
Re:So, will it... (124 comments)
Sure, Linux will run on it. Just imagine a whole bunch of blades of these...!!
Re:Holy Fuck, the free market works! Imagine that (153 comments)
"I have a great idea, let me build the next iconic WiFi network (NetX) that allows Cell and PC's to use the frequency - only to find out that 5 years later it causes cancer, or impacts health somehow to the detrminent of tens of millions of Americans.
That's capitalism???? That's irresponsible and wrong."
Your contention is that in the absence of government regulation, private companies (or in common parlance 'capitalism unfettered') will run rampant, and poison, cripple and eventaully kill their customers for short sighted profit.
You want to know something? That is pretty much what you already have today, despite this regulation that supposedly protects us. The real function that this 'consumer protection' does is to give free passes to big, well-connected companies to fuck consumers, and to burden their minor, less-connected competitiors to the point where they cannot market their alternatives that get held up in certification and testing, or they break under the administrative strain. Or both.
Re:Holy Fuck, the free market works! Imagine that (153 comments)
Nevermind, missed the sarcasm. Sorry.
Re:Holy Fuck, the free market works! Imagine that (153 comments)
Your point being what exactly? That in absence of government regulation, everyone becomes a child pornographer? Or?
Re:Holy Fuck, the free market works! Imagine that (153 comments)
The biggest source of monopolies is irrefutably the government, not "capitalism", which is pretty much a bogeyman concept in most political discussions.
Re:Holy Fuck, the free market works! Imagine that (153 comments)
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I bought this headphone at the Apple store , the same time I bought my iPhone 4. It was my wife who came up with the idea to buy a headphone. She knew my lifetime habit to hear music while doing my homework or studying until late. But since we have our lovely one years old daughter, I simply have to tolerate not to play music loudly or else it will wake the baby up. I don't like to use earphones because I can't stand the feeling of having something plugged in to my ear and also the awkward feeling of always adjusting the earpiece position. So the headphone idea seems to be a win win solution for everyone.
I have to admit that never before in my life I have ever thought of buying an expensive headphone. Let alone buying one. But that day, there was this guy who work at the Apple store asked me to try a headphone that connected to a display iPhone 4 in the store. Before I do so, seeing italic printed brand name "BOSE" at the outside of each ear-cup was enough to convince me that this product is not for me because the price must be meteoric high.
So I put the headphone on & start choosing a song from the iPhone 4 song library. I remember it was Usher's song "DJ got us falling in love" that I played. And I can tell you from that very first moment, the Bose on-Ear Headphones got me immediately falling in love to it. I was just amazed with the stunning sound quality that I heard. I have heard the song possibly a hundred times prior to that day, but never ever before I hear it as clearly as what I hear with this headphone. Believe it or not, I can even hear some effects and instruments on that song that seem non-existing before. Even better is the sound of the bass it produces which I can usually hear the same quality coming from a very expensive home theatre sound system.
It's been more than a year since I bought my Bose on-Ear Headphones for £115. Until this day, it lives up to my expectation and also have proven it's worth the price I paid. Even with a very often daily usage like i did, the headphone still feels as good as when I first bought it. the ear covering part that made from soft leather feels good when I put them on. The built up product design itself speaks of its true class with a very modern yet sophisticated black and silver colors combination
This headphone can be folded by flipping both of the ear-cup inside which will make it smaller. And with the weight only 147 grams which is very light, makes it suitable to bring with in a traveling. For me, it's even categorized as a 'must bring stuff' in a traveling because it provides me both great music and also relaxation. If I need to get some sleep in a long trip, usually I just put the headphone covering my ears without any music on and all that noise just gone. Thus i can get some quality sleeping time. That's why i'm amused by what is written in the the user manual in which they warned their customer that this product doesn't reduce noise. luckily enough for me, it's always been very effective in reducing noises.
I always regard BOSE highly as one of the leading brands in audio and sound system products. Who doesn't anyway? This is the company that always set the standard for a sound system and audio products. And in the Bose on-Ear Headphones product, they show once again why the brand BOSE is synonymous to high quality product. It has brought a new level of musical experience that I never felt before. I must warn you though, once you hear music using this headphone, then any other cheaper product will never sounds good in your ears anymore. You have to try it yourself to feel what i have experienced because something are too difficult to be written in words.
So if you are looking for a headphone that provides you not only high quality sound but also prestige in using it, then I can assure you that the Bose on-Ear Headphones is the right one for you. I love it and I am sure you'll love it as well.
Ive had these for around 6 years now, along with the Bose cd system. Both of them, along with all other Bose products (so i hear) share the same qualities- excellent build and great sound quality.
The headphones themselves are very comfortable, plenty of adjustment room and the pads last well, even though theyve pretty much started to be flat by now they can be replaced cheaply enough.
I use the headphones alot and they do have amazing sound quality. The bass notes especially are outstanding. When switching between these and cheaper models there really isnt any comparison, they are well worth the price. Songs you may have listened to for years will take on a whole new level, you'll be able to hear new instrument parts that you may have missed on cheaper headphones.
Bose as a company are regarded as one of the best in sound systems and i know why. You have to try them to believe it.
Being a music lover and a commuter/terrace dweller is not always easy (mainly for those in your vicinity). Having neighbours who like to play their music very loudly (keeping me awake at night) and being the sort of person who finds myself tutting at fellow commuters when I can hear every word of what they're listening to, I didn't want to repeat these supposed 'crimes'!!
Though retailing at £115 ish these were highly rated by Which? and being not as clunky as cheaper alternatives I decided to give these a bash.
As I've already said, many headphones offering this amount of sound-nulling tend to be very large, and with memories of the heavy-weight around ear versions we were forced to wear at school when playing the keyboard, I wanted something a bit more... discrete.
A relatively thin adjustable - and crucially, padded - band of black plastic is capped by an ear cup on each end, which is able to move on a silver pivot bearing the 'Bose' brand. Soft black padding sits inside pivoted plastic moulding and a retractable (and detachable) audio cable is wound into the left hand earphone. While being clearly designed to be as compact as possible (and as light - at less than 150g), function is not sacrificed, with two cables provided of 0.4 and 1.1m.
All of this can be folded flat for ease of storage inside a stylish semi-hard box case.
Of course, no head phones with a band are really THAT stylish, so you probably don't want to wear these before going on a hot date (cue messed up hair)...
Sound is clean and crisp whatever the volume or the pitch; the base is good and you can happily listen to your music with the volume turned up without risking an ABSO (although, to be honest, I'm not sure you'd want to be using them with the volume fully turned up: a sure-fire way to guarantee tinnitus).
I've had mine for about six months and as yet, have experienced no problems with them. The pivot system them allows the earphones to mould to your head shape and for them to be folded flat, seems relatively robust.
Well padded and lightweight, while the comfort level is very good in comparison to its equivalents, things can still get a bit warm on a hot day....
I've never really had what I would call 'expensive' headphones before. £30 a pair was probably the most that I'd spent, but I knew that I wasn't really getting the best out of my music. I use headphones in one of two ways, either through an iPod or through my laptop and in either case I like to be completely immersed in the sound. I want to shut the world out and enjoy the detail of what it is that I'm listening to. I also want, if possible, to ensure that when I'm in public, I don't irritate anybody at the same time.
These Bose on-ear headphones will set you back around £120. That's probably quite a lot of money to the average listener but given that it's not unusual for me to be using them for five or six hours a day, it's not a sum of money that I can begrudge. They're marketed towards users of MP3 players. Indeed, they're heavily promoted in all the Apple stores and I would say that they're a perfect complement to mobile music.
They're nicely presented. For starters, you get a sleek, branded zip-up case that's durable and looks 'good quality'. The phones look smart, with branded ear pieces finished in silver and a simple black band. True, they don't have the instant grab of Skull Candy but that means that they're fairly subtle and refined; you can wear them in a business suit or in jeans without looking out of place. Although worn 'on ear' the earpieces collapse in on themselves via a funky swivelled hinge, such that the entire set can be folded down to a small size and slotted into the case, if required. It has to be said that the phones fold down so easily and so compactly that the case actually takes up unnecessary room. You're also supplied with two detachable cables, one that's 115cm long and one that's 40cm long (both with 3.5mm jack as standard). This is very useful. Clearly, the 40cm cable is intended for an MP3 player, where you don't want to hang yourself on the move, whereas the longer cable is better for home use. The other advantage with this system is that if the cable does get caught up somewhere, the tugging motion simply pulls the lead out of the socket, instead of damaging the cable.
The headphones are pretty comfortable. The earpieces are nicely padded and the headband is adjustable enough to cater for all shapes and sizes. I only find two minor problems. Firstly, the soft leather surrounds are very snug but can make my ears a little hot, particularly in the summer, along with unwanted 'sweaty ears'. Secondly, the material underneath the headband (that comes in contact with your head) seems to irritate the top of my head after prolonged usage. Removing the headphones and rubbing the hair/skin seems to cure it but it's briefly quite unpleasant. This is probably just my scalp. I always was a bit weird. These things aside, these are the first headphones that I have owned that I can actually sleep in, well, for a time anyway. Needless to say, this type of headphone is not suitable for those who spend hours getting their hair just right as the band will flatten any kind of style except for, well, flat hair.
The sound quality is very good. Bass is rich, deep and clean (although not in the league of the next model up where, for another £150 you can get truly awesome bass). You can listen to these headphones at a significant volume and the bass is not distorted or disrupted in any way (notwithstanding the impact that the quality of the music file might have.) This works particularly well for my genre of choice, club music, notably more vocal, commercial trance that seems to benefit from the Bose's capabilities to work with the highly synthesised sound. Notably, you can also really detect the differences between music recorded in different ways. There's a raw, unpolished quality to live recordings or music mixed on vinyl (where you can pick out the grainy sound of the needle on the record) compared to music engineered entirely through digital means. Pop music, classical music and easy listening also work well here, particularly very 'triumphant' classical pieces that enjoy the attention to detail that the Bose headphones offer. Unlike the next model up, these are at least slightly refined and built for both power and detail.
These are very sociable headphones. On a train or Tube you can have your music at a high level without being detected by anyone else. Indeed, at 75% maximum volume (quite significant) you can only hear any sound leaking if the room is entirely silent. Needless to say, this also means that the sound insulation and noise cancelling qualities are excellent too, meaning that outside noise has little impact on the experience (again, once you reach a certain volume). I regularly wander the streets of London, headphones intact and the music remains largely undisturbed by traffic or other disturbances. At home, I really can't comfortably take them above about 33% of the maximum before it's too loud and it's timely to remind any potential purchaser that there is some risk of damaging your ears here. The sound is very immersive and for your favourite tunes it's hard to resist taking the volume up higher and higher but I do find that I can easily get a headache after prolonged usage.
There's a downside, however, and that's the reliability. Since September 2008, I've had four pairs. Yes, that's more than one every three months. The headphones seem extremely fragile and for reasons that I've not completely figured out, the cable and/or jack point seem to fail fairly easily. I purchased mine from the Apple Store and can't commend their after-sales service enough; they just swap them over (with receipt) for a new pair every time. But the fact that the phones fail so easily seems to be a major problem and I can only imagine the heartache incurred at a less reputable dealer, who might insist that you claim on the manufacturer's warranty. At any price, this is a problem, but when you've forked out £120 it does rather grate on your nerves.
But I'm prepared (at the moment) to forgive this in the face of excellent sound quality and performance. I enjoy music now more than ever and that's partly thanks to having these babies with me wherever and whenever the mood takes me. On ear headphones can attract strange looks (my silhouette occasionally resembles the new Cybermen) but I find in-ear headphones so uncomfortable that, frankly, I couldn't care less.
Recommended on the basis of performance and design but, whatever you do, buy them from the Apple store where, if things go wrong, you won't get any arguments.
These headphones are simply fantastic and I have had them since christmas. I orginally tried them in the Apple store where they had all of their iPod's lined up with a Bose On-Ear pair of headphones. When I first tried them I just found them umbelivable. Never have I head such good quality, Apple's slogan for them is "Hear what you've been missing" and I really did. The quality really is fantastic and far better than any other pair of headphones that I have tried.
The price may be the only factor that puts you off, but it shoudln't because I got these for £120 from the Apple store and have never regretted it since. The Bose On-Ear headphones even come with a very smart carry case which does add to the quality of the headphones and is a stylish way to take them around. They are very comfortable to wear and deliver unrivalled audio quality. They also effectivly noise council by reducing the sound from the surrounding area. I found this to be a very useful feature when in a loud enviroment because it really does make a difference and helps protect your ears also.
There is a cable supplied which is about one meter in length and it simply attaches to the left of the headphones. The headphones are also fully adjustable by adjusting the length at the top making it suitable for almost all head sizes and shapes. The padding at the top also realy helps with the comfort of this phone. Overall I would through rally recommend that you first try these headphones and from that see whether you like them. They are definately worth the money, I hope this was useful and thank you for reading!
Bose has fantastic brand equity; unfortunately this often means brands stops innovating and start concerning themselves with profit margins.
I am happy to report in particular instance this is simply not true, the product has an unmistakable feel of quality about it. The headphones come in a Bose carry case, which is a thoughtful consideration (it allows you to take your headphones anywhere without worrying about damage). The Headphones are light weight, but just heavy enough to be reassuring! The quality of plastic used in the construction is fantastic and the hinges feel sturdy.
The design of the 'on ear' headphones is far superior to the 'around ear' headphones also available from Bose; of course the sound quality is sublime. The difference between these and regular in ear headphones has to be experienced to be believed! The richness of sound adds depth to any record.
The cable is one metre long and attaches to only the left cup, this means the cable very rarely tangles (which is worth the £115 alone)!
In summary Bose have excelled in this product light weight, high quality and classy design, expensive maybe but well worth it!


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How will the bullpen be constructed on Opening Day?
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The Mets signed relievers Kyle Farnsworth and Jose Valverde to minor league contracts earlier this month. The two veteran pitchers come with question marks, though both have a lot of upside and the kind of experience the team had been searching for to anchor their young bullpen.
Historically, the Mets have preferred to send healthy veterans north on Opening Day. Not only do they seem to have more confidence in veterans, but there tends to be more roster flexibility with the younger arms, which allows the team to easily send them back to Triple-A. But, it's hard to envision both Farnsworth and Valverde making the club for Opening Day, especially considering they want to give opportunities to some of the younger relievers in camp.
In the case of Valverde, I expect he has a steeper hill to climb than Farnsworth, considering how much he's struggled in recent seasons. It could depend on how many relievers they decide to take north on Opening Day, but I expect at least one of them to join Parnell, Scott Rice and Carlos Torres on the roster come March 31.
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FROM ANALYTICA, BOOTH #5122 — Ahura Scientific, Inc., a leader in rugged, ultra-compact instruments for chemical identification, announced today it is increasing its global footprint in China with new projects and donations. During the last two years, Ahura Scientific's solutions have been used across Asia in a variety of ways, from pharmaceutical quality inspection for manufacturing to applications for emergency response that require field-deployed chemical identification technology.
Recently, the company's FirstDefender(R) handheld chemical identification system was used by officials for security inspections at the Beijing Summer Olympics. The Chinese Olympic security organizers chose FirstDefender for emergency response preparations in the rare event they faced a situation that required the rapid identification of narcotics, explosives, white powders, toxic industrial chemicals (TICs) or chemical warfare agents.
In addition, Ahura Scientific donated a FirstDefender instrument for use following the Sichuan Province earthquake just outside of Chengdu city. The donation was made to the hazardous materials specialist team based at the Chengdu airport and is being used for the inspection and classification of materials going into and out of the affected region.
"Though progress is being made, the impact of the Sichuan earthquake is still felt every day throughout the province," said Ma Zhong Shi, vice president of Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport Ltd. "Ahura Scientific's donation of the FirstDefender helps us to quickly evaluate inbound humanitarian aid received from around the world, speeding the delivery of resources to those in need."
FirstDefender is currently used by state, local, federal and foreign government agencies as well as civilian and military organizations worldwide. The instrument was built to high standards for ruggedness and provides exceptional accuracy and ease of use. To support Ahura Scientific's global customer base, FirstDefender and all documentation are localized in Chinese, as well as French, German, Japanese and Spanish.
"China is one of the strongest economies and most influential countries in the world, reinforced by its recent hosting of the 2008 Summer Olympics," said Doug Kahn, chairman and CEO of Ahura Scientific. "We are proud that our solutions were employed at the Olympic Games to ensure the safety of everyone involved — from staff and competitors, to visitors and the surrounding community. In addition, we were pleased to learn how quickly China accepted our FirstDefender donation for use in the recent earthquake's aftermath. We look forward to working closely with the Chinese community to help with its ongoing chemical detection and pharmaceutical authentication efforts."
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This is a delicious chicken recipe that my family loves Submitted by ALECSANDRA Carbs: 4.3g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 19.4g | Calories: 166.4
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This recipe will make you switch from beef burgers to turkey burgers once and for all! Submitted by GIGAGIGGLE Carbs: 6.5g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 21g | Calories: 126.9
Fried, battered, dripping sauce--hot wings are calorie bombs! But not these. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 16g | Fat: 4.3g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 28.8g | Calories: 223.2
Sweet and tangy, this chicken takes less than five minutes to prep! Submitted by LAUR986 Carbs: 10.1g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 26.3g | Calories: 173.3
We love shredding this sweet and savory chicken to turn it into tacos, but it's also delicious as is with a side of grilled veggies. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 33.8g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 27.5g | Calories: 264.8
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This recipe is too good to be true... Much flavor and soooo easy to make! Submitted by DANASPALDING Carbs: 6.6g | Fat: 7.6g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 6.7g | Calories: 119.3
A quick and easy version of an Italian classic that can be finished in the oven or on the stove. Submitted by SORCHACULLEN Carbs: 4.4g | Fat: 13.5g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 38.3g | Calories: 299.2
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It was a chilly day but it was just right for a cup of hot chili. Ten-year-old Cayleigh Fitzsimmons (L) and her 7-year-old sister Chloe, of Peachtree City, joined a host of others Nov. 1 for the annual Civitan Great Chili Challenge held at Shakerag Knoll in Peachtree City. Photo/Ben Nelms.
Returning by popular request to the Carnegie, Wednesday, Nov. 5, from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m., chef Michael Laidlaw will again prepare and provide a special food demonstration in the continuing effort to present his introduction to vegan preparation and cooking. Read More»
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There was no practical way to estimate the large mass of people attending the 2014 Senoia Social held July 5. The large stage was set up on the south side of Main Street again this year to accommodate the bands that played all afternoon and into the evening. The Senoia Social is a fundraiser for Camp Southern Ground. Photo/Ben Nelms.
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Challenging Tesla: The Last Non-Electric Rolls-Royce
I think we can expect to see Rolls-Royce make its future models with two large electric motors -- one front and one rear. Then add a gasoline engine to provide for backup generator power. This would likely be 3.0 liter V6, or basically the BMW i8 multiplied by two.
The battery would likely be at least 16 kWh, and the range would be at least 30 miles, possibly as much as 50 miles. Then the generator would kick in. Basically, an architecture somewhat similar to a Chevrolet Volt (Cadillac ELR) but with 4-wheel drive and with most drivetrain components sized up by two times or more.
Keep in mind that BMW, which owns Rolls-Royce, hired the key program manager from General Motors (GM), who was in charge of developing the Chevrolet Volt 2007-2010. His name is Frank Weber and he has been working for BMW and Rolls-Royce since April 2011. I expect to see a plug-in electric Rolls-Royce by 2018 that reflects this Chevrolet Volt heritage. The BMW i3 has already entered production, and the BMW i8 enters production no later than June 2014.
Longer term, I anticipate an all-electric Rolls-Royce. It would need to beat Tesla by offering a range of at least 300 miles, preferably 400 miles. Most likely, within the next five years, probably in 2018, Rolls-Royce would therefore offer two basic drivetrains for its future cars in several different body styles: One 4x4 hybrid plug-in as I described above, and one pure electric 4x4.
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its a ok manga/anime. i realy dont like the char desine that mouch. i like the anime better. for my fav char would be...what is his name. u know the guy with the swards. eather him or that cook. fav crew, i dont know.
Ok, im trying not to leave u with nothing to say, but here i go-
i was wondering if anyone liked one peice. u can put in your fav. char, pirate crew, or cursed fruit. I was also wondering if u like the anime or manga better.
personally, my fav char is Sangi and my fav pirate crew is that merman one (sorry i dont no the name) i like the anime better
its a ok manga/anime. i realy dont like the char desine that mouch. i like the anime better. for my fav char would be...what is his name. u know the guy with the swards. eather him or that cook. fav crew, i dont know.
the cook is Sangi and the sword guy is Zolo.Originally Posted by bloodhawk
One pice was ok its not something i would watch all the time but any way my fav character would be Zolo
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One Piece is one of my favorite currently running manga series, along with Berserk and 20th Century Boys.
I would like to see more of the anime one day (I haven't seen anything past episode 112 and the first 4 movies), but the manga is good enough for me right now. I'm liking the CP9 storyline so far, even if it does seem kind of drawn out.
As for the character design criticism, though initially I wasn't too fond of it, it grew on me. The series itself also didn't really grab me until around episode 9 (I can't remember what chapter that was) but then I thought it steadily increased in quality. There have been ups and downs, but I think its pretty consistent.
And to answer the "favorite" question: My favorite character is probably Rob Lucchi so far. My favorite fruit would be the Bane Bane fruit.
one piece is great, I watch. I like the manga better, for some reason.
I'm reading it more then I'm watching it. one piece gets better and better as it keeps on.
as for my favoit person in it, whould by nico robin/ miss. all sunday. I don't know why, I just like her. oh well. I don't whice fruit I like the best.
I've never got One Piece, kind of confusing, hard to follow for me.
Thank you SasuraiHell!
at first i didn't like one piece, but in the later episodes i started to like it. And i will agree to you all, the artwork isn't that good but it's still great.
my fav character would be Portgas D' Ace, yeah burn! burn! burn!
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