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One day after announcing his candidacy for commander-in-chief, Jon Huntsman told me he would pursue a more aggressive approach than that favored by President Obama and many top Republicans for withdrawing American troops from Afghanistan.
Huntsman said Obama's expected plan to bring home 10,000 troops this year and all 30,000 surge troops by the end of 2012 is "a little slow and a little cautious."
"I think over the next year there's room to draw down more… More than 10,000 over the next year," he said. "I think we have to see — nine years and 50 days into this conflict, the money that has been spent on both conflicts, well over $1 trillion, I think we have to say, 'What have we accomplished in Afghanistan?'"
That position puts him at odds with Sen. John McCain, who admonished Huntsman's cost-conscious war stance in an interview with me yesterday, saying "I hope that all of these candidates as the campaign goes on understands what our national security requirements are, that we are the world's leader, America has to lead."
But on Huntsman's first day as a candidate, criticism wasn't limited to within his own party. The Obama campaign released its first statement directed at a GOP candidate, hitting the former Utah governor for his support for Rep. Paul Ryan's budget plan.
"I'm delighted on the day we announce we get dumped on," he said. "I think that's a sign we're relevant."
He praised the Ryan plan as a "serious proposal" with "a lot there to like, there's a lot there that I embrace" – but he stopped short of saying explicitly whether he'd sign the proposal wholesale into law.
"Clearly as we wade deeper into the race we're going to want to go through it with a fine tooth comb," he added.
Democrats have also hammered Huntsman for what they say are his shifting positions on key issues he once appeared to support as the Obama administration's ambassador to China.
"He was encouraging on health care. He was encouraging on the whole range of issues," senior Obama adviser David Axelrod told CNN on Sunday. "He was a little quizzical about what was going on in his own party. And you got the strong sense that he was going to wait until 2016 for the storm to blow over."
Today Huntsman dismissed Axelrod's characterizations as "nonsense."
"When a group comes to town, as they did once for a state visit, you greet them and congratulate them on what they're doing… That should not be misinterpreted as a wholesale embrace of what they're doing," he said of the encounter with Obama and Axelrod in Shanghai in 2009.
Huntsman told me his experience as ambassador to China -– both during the George W. Bush and Obama administrations -– is what most sets him apart from the other wealthy, Mormon and former governor in the race, Mitt Romney.
"I think the idea that we've been out in the world, I know the world, I understand the uncertainties of the world. It's not going to get any clearer, not going to get any less murky," he said. "I think it's important that we have a commander in chief that does understand the complexities of the world, particularly as it relates to who will soon be our largest trade partner and most significant strategic threat on the horizon, China."
And as for that motocross video that kicked off his campaign, Huntsman called it a "corny commercial" meant to "get people talking."
"I think we've achieved the intended purpose," he said. "And here we are a day into it and feeling pretty good about ourselves."
Here's the full transcript of my interview:
GS: President Obama is likely to say that up to 10,000 troops will come home this year, all the surge troops – 30,000 – by the end of 2012. Does that sound like the right exit strategy to you? Because in the past you've said that without that, we're "wasting our money and wasting our strategic resources."
JH: It sounds a little slow and a little cautious, when you look at one out of every six Defense Department dollars going in support of what we're doing in Afghanistan.
GS: So you would withdraw more now?
JH: I think over the next year there's room to draw down more.
GS: How many more?
JH: Well, we'll get serious about the numbers at some point, but I think more aggressively than is likely to be on the table.
GS: More than 10,000 over the next year?
JH: More than 10,000 over the next year. I think what you want to be left with is a good counter-terror capability, intelligence collection capability, some training capability. I think we have to see — 9 years and 50 days into this conflict, the money that has been spent on both conflicts, well over one trillion dollars, I think we have to say, 'What have we accomplished in Afghanistan?'
GS: Let's talk about the economy. You promised yesterday a civil campaign as you address our number one challenge, obviously the economy. But the Obama campaign hasn't been shy about taking on your ideas right away. The first press release from the campaign was directed at you. This is what Ben LaBolt, the Obama campaign spokesperson said: [Governor Huntsman] "has embraced a budget plan that would slash our commitment to education, wipe out investments that will foster the jobs of the future and extend tax cuts for the richest Americans while shifting the burden onto seniors and middle class families." He says you're proposing a return to the failed economic policies that led us into the recession.
JH: George, the economy is failed today. First of all, I'm delighted on the day we announce we get dumped on. I think that's a sign of being relevant. If we weren't dumped on the day we announced I'd feel a little chagrin quite frankly. We're in economic dire straits. This country needs a serious conversation about where we go from here. It's got to be a serious conversation about entitlements on the table, all of them, defense department on the table, about how we revive this economy that today doesn't carry with it a lot of confidence. And until there's confidence in where we're going, you're not going to get businesses willing to deploy capital investment in the economy, expanding it and creating jobs.
GS: They're saying your embrace of the Ryan budget blueprint is going to hurt senior citizens and hurt middle class families.
JH: There's a lot of political hyperbole making the rounds today. What the Ryan plan is is a real proposal. I have yet to see anything from the Democrats that would resemble a serious proposal on the table. I see campaign commercials that go on that use scare tactics. But what Ryan has done is actually put some concrete measures on the table that deal with entitlements, that deal with spending longer term.
GS: So you'd sign it into law as president?
JH: There's a lot there to like. There's a lot there that I embrace. Now clearly as we wade deeper into the race we're going to want to go through it with a fine tooth comb. But from what I have seen there's a lot there to like. And there's a lot our economy needs to embrace.
GS: The president's team has also been saying you've been changing your tune. Of course, you've served as the president's ambassador to China, once wrote that he was a 'remarkable' leader. But going beyond that, David Axelrod and others have said that when you were ambassador they had meetings with you in Shanghai where behind the scenes you embraced the president's economic plans, you encouraged his efforts on health care. When they say that, are they not telling the truth?
JH: I think a lot of that is nonsense. Listen, when a group comes to town, as they did once for a state visit, you greet them, you congratulate them on what they're doing, 'good work on your legislative victories, congratulations.' I mean, that should not be misinterpreted as a wholesale embrace of what they're doing. I don't know where it's coming from. But the fact that everyone had been working on health care –
GS: It's coming from David Axelrod.
JH: Well, you'd expect that in a political environment. Listen, I have respect for the president. He's a good man. He's earnest and he's hardworking. We just fundamentally have disagreements on the direction of a country we both love. And I think that's not a bad thing in our historic cycle. 2012 is going to be a critically important election year because it will have everything to do with resetting our numbers as a country, getting our economy back on track, and I believe resetting our position in the world from a generational standpoint, two critically important things.
GS: Let me ask you about one of your Republican opponents, Mitt Romney. You're taking a pass on Iowa to take him on in New Hampshire. And there are so many similarities, at least superficially between the two of you. You're both Mormon, both wealthy, both former governors with big families. What sets you apart? Why should Republican primary voters choose you and not Mitt Romney?
JH: We'll let the voters make that decision. All they have to do is look at what we've done respectively in our elected capacities. I have a record in Utah. I'm running on my record, I'm very proud of it. You're not ever going to get 100 percent of the people in support of what you've done. But I think it's pretty darn good. It speaks to economic expansion and job creation and health care reform. And I think the idea that we've been out in the world, I know the world, I think I understand the uncertainties of the world, and it's not going to get any clearer, not going to get any less murky. I think it's important that we have a commander in chief that does understand the complexities of the world, particularly as it relates to who will soon be our largest trade partner and most our significant strategic threat on the horizon, China.
GS: Finally governor I have to ask you about that first campaign ad. That motocross rider going across the desert. Turns out that rider isn't you. But what are you trying to say?
JH: If it'd have been me, we'd have been going faster. My bike, my riding gear. Sadly, we couldn't work out the logistics such that I could get out there and ride. It gets people talking. You throw up a corny commercial and it gets people talking and I think we've achieved the intended purpose. And here we are a day into it and feeling pretty good about ourselves.

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Kadner: Expert testifies Kustok death 'not a suicide'
By Phil Kadner email@example.com March 5, 2014 9:02PM
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Anita "Jeanie" Kustok did not commit suicide, and the bullet wound to her face was not self-inflicted, an expert witness testified Tuesday.
For nearly six hours, the defense hammered away at the state's key expert witness in the Allan Kustok murder trial, and it seemed to me it backfired.
Rod Englert, a forensic reconstruction expert, used human models to demonstrate how he believes, based on the evidence, the shooting occurred.
His conclusion is that someone had to be standing over Jeanie, holding a gun within 6 inches of her face and likely holding the weapon, a .357 Magnum revolver, with both hands.
Englert's presentation, which began Monday, was so damaging that the defense obviously believes that discrediting his methodology is key to getting a not guilty verdict from the jury.
Laura Morask, the defense attorney conducting the cross-examination of Englert, scored some points. Blood spatter detected on a pair of glasses Kustok was wearing the day his wife died ended up on the inside of the lenses, she pointed out.
Englert admitted that by the time the glasses went to a laboratory for testing, the tiny specks of blood were located on the inside of the lenses. He described the blood on glass as reacting like "fleas" to the touch, jumping about and sometimes falling off.
The blood specks, he testified, were caused by back-splash from a gunshot and were among several pieces of evidence (including a blood-soaked T-shirt allegedly worn by Kustok that day) that led him to conclude that Kustok likely fired the fatal bullet into his wife's head.
Morask repeatedly ridiculed Englert's description of the blood specks on the glass lenses as "bug-like-looking, static jumping dots."
She also noted, as the defense has repeatedly throughout the trial, that the crime scene following the Sept. 29, 2010, death of Jeanie was far from pristine by the time Englert arrived to examine the master bedroom where the shooting occurred.
A bloody mattress, on which Jeanie was lying, was found propped up against a garage wall in the home. No one has been able to say why it was placed there or by whom. In addition, the box spring from the bed was missing from the house.
Several items that appeared in crime scene photographs either were removed entirely or moved to other locations by the time Englert arrived at the scene about a month later, and no one has been able to explain how that happened.
Nevertheless, Englert was calm and firm as he repeatedly stated that none of that was essential to his reconstruction of the crime scene or the conclusions that he reached in his report.
Englert told jurors that he collected every bloody item he could find in the home (pillows and pillow covers, along with the mattress) lined up bullet holes with the entrance and exit wounds in the victim's head and believed that the fatal shot had to be fired from above her head.
It was while pressed repeatedly on his methodology to reach that conclusion that Englert emphasized that Jeanie could not have committed suicide. While he had testified to that previously, it seemed to me his certainty under cross-examination really drove the point home with the jury.
I was surprised that the defense brought up the suggestion of suicide because from the outset of the trial it seemed as if Kustok's lawyers had abandoned that theory.
I say that because witnesses repeatedly have testified for the prosecution that Jeanie was happy in her marriage, had a positive outlook on life and was a devout Catholic. Kustok's lawyers, on cross-examination of those same witnesses, drove those points home again.
It seemed to me that after a week of trial testimony the defense was going to suggest that Jeanie accidentally shot herself while reaching for a gun to fend off a phantom home intruder.
Kustok told police that his wife for more than a year had made him search their house for intruders in the middle of the night and that's why he purchased the gun for her.
Maybe the defense merely believes it has to keep all options open for the jury to consider, but pushing Englert on the suicide theory certainly seemed to hurt its cause on Tuesday.
But the defense has its expert, Paul E. Kish, sitting at its table, and Kustok's attorneys have implied he's going to blow Englert's reconstruction out of the water.
Kish is a co-author of a textbook titled "Principles of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Theory and Practices," and he whispered several times to Morask as she was conducting the cross-examination of Englert.
A key element to the defense case seems to be the number of pillows that Jeanie was sleeping on at the time of her death.
Five pillows were found piled up on the side of the bed after the shooting, and the defense has implied she may have had her head resting on all of them, making the trajectory of the bullet different than that suggested by Englert, who contends that she was sleeping on only two pillows based on the blood evidence.
Another key piece of evidence is the bloody T-shirt worn by Kustok that day. It had blood in some areas and small specks of blood in other areas that Englert said was high-trajectory blood spatter that could only have been produced by the firing of a gun.
The defense repeatedly has noted that the T-shirt was tossed into a bag with other clothes at Palos Community Hospital, where Kustok brought his wife's body, and that resulted in possible cross contamination.
But Tuesday, for the first time, Morask indicated that the defense may claim the T-shirt didn't belong to Kustok or was not worn by him that day.
It seemed as though the defense was offering every wild theory it could imagine to the jury in the hope that something would stick.
The cross-examination of Englert will continue Thursday, and the defense of Allan Kustok may begin in the afternoon.


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Dining on take-out; avoiding late fees
Money drainer: It's dinnertime and you're dialing the local pizza place again even though you just dropped $100 at the grocery store.
Money savers:
? Get on a meal schedule. Create a rotation of two weeks' worth of meals. Since you'll always know what's on the menu, you can stock your kitchen accordingly.
? Keep basics on hand. "I buy a few ready-to-serve rotisserie chickens when they're on sale, strip the meat from the bones, and freeze it in one-cup containers," says Courtenay Wells, a mom of two in Lafayette, Indiana. "I also fry up a few pounds of ground beef at a time and freeze it the same way."
? Join the meal-prep trend. Stores like Let's Dish and My Girlfriend's Kitchen, where customers assemble dishes to freeze and cook later, are springing up nationwide. "At the Dinner Station, I prepare a month's worth of meals in under two hours," says Kristy Hill, a mom of two, of Keller, Texas. "I freeze everything and pull out a meal when I need it." The cost -- about $200 for 12 meals that serve four to six-breaks down to about $3 to $5 a serving. That's cheaper than many takeout options.
Money drainer: You rent movies for the kids and then forget to return them on time. And those late fees are a horror show.
Money savers:
? Sign up for a movie-by-mail service. Online DVD rental sites, such as Netflix and Blockbuster, offer several different monthly plans, starting at about $6. The biggest plus: no late fees.
? Be choosy about where you rent. If you decide not to do it online, select a shop that allows leeway on returns. Or try your local library -- many have at least one-week lending periods, and the late fees may not be so onerous.
? Put returns in an "outgoing" basket when you finish with them. Grab what's in the basket as you leave each day.


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Militants have declared a holy war in Syria. But experts warn the regime may be manipulating the threat to serve its own interests.
BEIRUT, Lebanon — As foreign fighters linked to Al Qaeda declare Syria "a land of jihad," experts say the 14-month old uprising has taken a murky and dangerous turn.
A senior Lebanese security official said at least 150 foreign militants have gained a foothold inside the country. At the same time, he said, Syrian Islamic fundamentalists, supported by patrons in the Gulf, are growing in prominence.
It's a volatile mix similar to the one that violently upended Iraq during the US-led occupation. But in Syria's case, it is not entirely clear whether the foreign militants are fighting for the regime or against it.
The government of President Bashar al-Assad has leaped on the increase in militants to bolster its long-held claim that foreign terrorists are at the heart of the popular uprising. The regime has appealed to the UN Security Council for help battling terrorist groups, which Syria says is responsible for two massive truck bombs in Damascus on May 10 that killed 55 people and injured more than 370.
More from GlobalPost inside Syria: Syrians lose faith in UN peace plan
But as last week's attacks in Damascus grabbed global headlines, experts on Syria warned that Assad's regime has a history of manipulating jihadi groups to serve its own political interests, and that it remained unclear who ultimately orchestrated a string of Al Qaeda-style attacks that began in January.
On a video posted to YouTube on Feb. 26, a little-known group called the Al Nusra Front took responsibility for some of the bombings. Media reports quoted western officials saying the group, which also claimed last week's attacks in Damascus, was affiliated with Al Qaeda, without offering further evidence.
Experts, however, have raised doubts about the veracity of the video, indicating it could have been fabricated to support the idea that the government is under attack by foreign terrorists. It features an apparent suicide bomber, his face blurred and his voice distorted, which is unusual for such martyrdom videos. Later a woman, who says she is from Homs, describes how men broke into her house while she was reading the Quran and raped her. But a Syrian linguist said the woman's accent was identifiably Damascene, not from Homs.
Mathieu Guidere, a France-based author of several books on Al Qaeda, told AFP that the "most credible hypothesis is that these groups carry out — or are made to carry out the attacks — so that the general public confuses them with Al Qaeda," thereby driving a wedge between citizens and the rebels.
The native rebels of the Free Syrian Army denied any role in the explosions, saying they have neither the capability nor motivation to carry them out. An Al Qaeda-linked jihadi leader with fighters in Syria also denied any responsibility.
"Looked at historically, the Assad regime may be secular, but it has extensive relations with jihadi groups, whether allowing them to transit Syria to fight the US in Iraq or in Lebanon to carry out its foreign policy objectives," said Andrew Tabler, a Syria expert at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy who spent seven years working in Damascus.
More from GlobalPost inside Syria: Who bombed Damascus?
Some of the foreign fighters in Syria are career jihadis who are suspected of having links to, or of being manipulated by, the Syrian regime.
On April 20, for example, Abdel Ghani Jawhar, one of Lebanon's most wanted terrorists, was killed by a bomb he was making in Qseir, a stronghold of armed rebels, south of Homs.
Experts said it was as likely Jawhar was fighting in Syria for the regime as against it, given his history of violence in Lebanon, which served Syria's interests.
Jawhar had been accused of attacks on the Lebanese army, and of playing a role in several political killings, including the 2008 murder of Wissam Eid, a key Lebanese military investigator looking into the assassination of five-time Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri in 2005, which was initially blamed on Syria. Jawhar was also accused of the 2007 assassination of Waleed Eido, a member of the anti-Syrian March 14 coalition formed after Hariri's murder.
Fatah Islam, the group that Jawhar went on to join, was founded by Shaker al-Abssi, a former member of Fatah Intifada, a Palestinian militant group known for its


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The Eatyourkimchi Road Trip, Day 1
*Trumpet Sound* BRR BRRR BR BRRRR! Introducing, the Eatyourkimchi Team Building Road Trip!
We've shot so many WANKs and FAPFAPs locally, but Korea offers a lot more than just Seoul and Bucheon. It's about time we stepped out of our comfort zones and Wonderfully Adventured around Korea! This marks our first team road trip, and – guise – let us stress to you just how totally stoked we are about this video. We're unsure if you're gonna like it as much as we liked it, but we had so much freaking fun doing this all that we kinda want to make a regular show out of trips like this. We'd like to go out for a weekend, film a boatload of footage, and edit and air that over the course of a month. It can be like our own 1-Night-2-Days kinda show. Thoughts?
We filmed SOOOO much footage, though, and can't put it all in one video. That'd make for far too long of a video. We chopped up Day 1 into two different videos, embedded in a playlist above. If you can't view playlists, here's part 2 of the video:
Our footage of Day 2 will be UNLEASHED next week. Unleashed, you hear? It's like a Kpop video. Little did you know that YouTube keeps videos on leashes. It is our duty as YouTubers to take the leash off of those videos, and for Kpop news sites to report on them with ridiculous titles.
The area we went to is Gapyeong. It's close to Nami Island – famous for Winter Sonata – and Chuncheon, the birthplace of Dak Galbi supposedly, and also famous for Makguksu, which we LURRRRRV. We stayed at the Four Seasons, and I HIGHLY doubt it has any connection to the actual Four Seasons franchise. Is it just a freak coincidence that the pension has that name, or were the pension owners like "Yeah! Four Seasons sounds like a great name. Let's use that as well!" I know Korea likes to advertise its four distinct seasons – which – by the way, is malarky. Spring lasts two weeks. That's not a season!
The Four Seasons pension was totally packed. Not a single room sat unused. We didn't have the biggest of the rooms, but we didn't have many options, either. Pension season is coming up, supposedly, and the cost of pensions go up in July. Our first day there, after we unpacked all of our gear and collapsed into Eatyourkimchi heaps, we tried booking another day, just so we could relax a bit, but everything was already booked. Balls! So we had to wake up at, like, 9AM to make breakfast and get ready for our 12PM checkout. GROSS! That's what, like, normal people do! We usually go to sleep at 4 or 5AM and sleep in until past 12. Adjusting to normal people hours scares us.
Not all rooms were equal, either. Some of the rooms are smaller, just for couples. Some were bigger than that, like ours, meant for double dating. Beside us was a giant room, meant for larger groups of people, like schools or bigger companies. They had their own big outdoor grill and giant table which overlooked the scenery. Our grill was upstairs and in the corner by the cornfields. Not as pretty as the bigger group, but we were still happy to be out of the city and closer to nature, in a way. Our room also didn't have a noraebang, which we'll be sure to get for our next pension trip – if you like these videos, that is!
We thought for a bit about how the grass is always greener. Our studio's right in Hongdae. We're surrounded by buildings and stores and restaurants and clubs and schools and people and cars and tiny parking lots and crawling cars. Out in the countryside, we heard frogs screaming out "I JUST HAD SEX" in the middle of the night. The skies were so dark and unlit that we could barely see each other. We sat by the balcony and shared a bowl of cherries, then tried to see who could spit their pits out the farthest. We couldn't see where they landed: we'd spit the pits and try to hear how far away they clicked on the road. That, for some of us, felt like what we wanted to do forever, surrounded by mountains and trees and water and barely any people.
For people living there, though, the trees and the hills are not as charming. The bustling energy of the city is far more interesting. I'm sure we'd feel the same way if we lived in the countryside for a while. We're all meant to yearn for something different. We know some people are watching our videos and wishing they could live somewhere else, because where they are is so boring, and some will move here or elsewhere and enjoy the difference for a while. But then they'll learn to miss their homes. We miss Canada. We miss Bucheon. We miss the Four Seasons. And if we ever live in another country, we'll miss Korea. Ok I'ma stop being existential now. There's just something jarring about the serenity outside of cities. Or it could be the fact that Monsoon Season has started now, and writing blog posts in gloomy and dark and rainy days changes the things you feel like writing about. I'm sure if it was sunny today I'd be like "SPUDGY WAS SO CUTE AND FUN ARRRGGGHHH"
Anyhow, that's it for this week. Day 2 comes out next week. If you're interested, we have a small teaser for it here as well:
Cool! Teasers for future episodes! That's, like, so professional and TV-like, no? Well, if you'd rather see us be more un-professional, you can check out this week's Blooper reel here below.
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Every time I revisit this video and see Spudgy….there are some lyrics that run through my head "I'm so excited, and I just can't hide it! I'm about to lose control and I think I like it!" oh boy.
JJapagetti is not black bean flavor. It's black bean sauce flavor.
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Awesome videos! Yes, please do more adventures like these. :D
Been getting bored of the vidoes lately, this is such a great idea =D loved it!
I'd LOVE to see more videos like this, it was really fun! It's fun to see the whole EYK Crew too :D
creepy small door my thgought alice in wonderland
I LOVE the new shirts. Next time you order, you should totally get the shirts with white backgrounds in a baseball tee cut. Soooo cute on girls and guys ;D
GAH! I got so excited when I heard Racket :D Glen Check are really cool and their songs are awesome!
Anyways, this video and this WANK edition was so different from the usual ones, but just as fun to watch :3 -
Can you do a video on how Korean people react when foreigners date a Korean person. I'm not sure if you've done this but I'm really interest to find the answer
I have a question, what do you call those bugs that were on the window? I am from Ohio, and we call them mayflies. My boyfriend is from Michigan, and they call them fish flies. SETTLE THE SCORE!! (or add another option)
Yay… yes please more videos like this! I could tell you guys had so much fun, great video! ^^
OMG, I didn't notice Spudgy's lipstick until after the livechat!! EWW!! LOL. I've only had girl-dogs, so…eek!!
Hi guys! Just wanted to say thanks. I was watching your vids to relax during the final phase of the devilish thesis writting process and they prevented me from going totally nuts. You are doing a great work! Trust me I`m an engineer. ;oD
Here's simon and here's the window…
Simon: *pouts* SO I can't make sexes??
If that is what he really said, that is hilarious Simon XDDDD -
I somehow thought that Leigh would be the youngest, how old is the entire crew actually?
So fun! Very nice to see different parts of Korea. I was feeling bad for Simon being the only guy on the roadtrip then when he got the man slave card it was icing on the cake! Are you sure that wasn't rigged? Hehe. Very funny though. I vote next addition to the EYK crew should be a guy so Simon has some man support!
I love the idea of an EYK variety show! XD
This was really fun to watch and I look forward to seeing more.
As a side note, I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who watches variety shows like Running Man and thinks, "If only I could be on a show like that. DDDD:" -
좋아! I would love to see more videos of trips.
Awesome. It was so much fun to watch. I would love to see your road trips more often. The best WANK ever. More of it! More of it! ☆*:.。. o(≧▽≦)o .。.:*☆
I love your videos guys. Just one thing – Simon what's with chewing with your mouth open? I see it during every FAPFAP and WANK with food involved. Am I the only one who notices this? I like sea food, but see food is a different story =)
Is this why there is no KMM this week?
yay :D road trip :D
you guys can definitely do this more often :D more suzy and leigh yay :Dbut why is only martina driving???
Could you guys please tell me where is the pension,I live in korea and i had a boring summer vacation so I wanted asked my mom if we could go there :)
I loved the soundtrack for this video! Racket is my favorite Glen Check, and I can't wait for "Who's that dog" on the next EYK greatest hits CD!
That drinking game sounds funny but I couldn't really understand the questions… That's actually the reason why I didn't watch the drinking game WANK, drunk people speaking a foreign language are difficult to understand if you're not drunk yourself. I'll wait for the subs!


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I think it is pretty obvious that you need to stop the bleeding. 27% to 5.5% sounds like a pretty good deal to me.
You are thinking about the best case scenario wich would be if everything works out, you win the lotto and you are able to repay the debt, but at 27% on 33k i think you should think about the worst case scenario as well, that you could start beeing late on your payments and then your credit would take a serious hit anyway.
Beeing realistic i think you def should take the deal.
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Take the deal. Otherwise you are looking BK straight in the face.
Agreed..But you do need to look at how you got to where you are and take a long hard look at things, and your relationship with money.
You may wish to seek the services of a licensed financial counseler, consider budget planning and making some other changes to your life.
The simple fact that you were late 3 times in 12 months on one major card, and do not consider that in itself a problem as "it was not reported to FICO"...I am sorry but shows me you have some serious budget needs.
BTW I have been late on Cap one and Chase 1 time each card in the last year. One was a changed due date, other was I simply forgot to set up the online bank payment.
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0 wins 20 losses 1 left. Really? Its unbelievable right? I read guides. I do what they say. I buy what they buy. I run back to tower when about to get ganked. I pay attention to minimap counting enemy champs. I slow people down ... yet they run as fast as me with swift shoes ( 3 enhanced movement ) They get me in the back while slowed. I get ganked by eveliyn w/o any sorta counter attack from stunlock and massive spike... I stun a guy alone bring him down about to die.... then their partner from halfway across the map gets there and owns me >.> I rage when some guy survives my gank with one shot away from dying. I hate this game. I'm going to uninstall if i don't get a win in the next 2 days or 10 matches. It's one of the worst games I've ever played in my opinion. I play as ashe or annie. Yet, i get epic rolled by them when i do about the same things they do. My attacks at level 5 pumped do practically no damage compared to when they do it to me. An ashe did half my hp away in one shot. What am I missing.... why am i losing .... Why.... Is it because e teammates die 10 times in the first 20 minutes? Is it from over pushing which i barely do? Am i just bad at this game? Why.........
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holy **** man. Sounds like you are experiencing the pain that is nooby island but I have to say, it is incredible that you don't auto carry as annie. My roommate was going 18-2-3 pretty regularly as annie within his first 10 games. Just don't get worked up over win/loss record I might friend you to get you a win...
Just sent ya a friend invite. I'm not a pro, but hopefully I can help ya a bit And for anyone else who needs help, I'd highly suggest reading the other thread he started: http://www.leagueoflegends.com/board...ad.php?t=24718 And Jelloslayer, no need to post several threads xD Bumping the old thread should do.
First, both champions you mention are low survivability ranged dps, aka glass cannons. They also have skill shots.. these are NOT the easiest champions to play. Try a tank - Malphite or Amumu or Cho'gath, perhaps. All are rather powerful overall at the moment (some would say OP) and relatively difficult to kill. You might find you love playing a tank and it suits you better than ranged dps, or you might just practice as a tank for a while, get some wins in before trying ranged again, either way tanks are a good place to start. Second, correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like you're trying to gank alone/getting ganked alone. No matter how good you personally may be, this is a team game, you'll find you do a lot better if you're with teammates. At low ELO people tend to farm for the first few levels, up to about 6-10, but after that you should be sticking close to your teammates. The first time you get ganked by more than 2 enemies, this is a hint - the team battle phase has begun, go find your teammates. Even if your teammates are idiots and don't coordinate well, you're safer following them around than running off on your own. Seriously - you will be AMAZED the difference it makes being with your team, I've had games I played amazingly well but lost because my team wasn't with me, and games I was trying a new champion or whatever and honestly I sucked, but I stuck with the team and helped them get a victory. Side note on teamwork: try pinging locations on the map, ping an enemy hero you want your team to focus, ping a tower you want to push, ping a tower/inhibitor you want to defend. You'd be surprised how often your teammates respond to this, even the ones who communicate poorly (never type or read chat) will notice the ping. It's an awesome feature for coordinating an otherwise terrible team, remember even if you all suck individually, you're a hell of a lot better off if you get all 5 of your team in the same spot.
First off, your post hurts my eyes. It really does. Second, if you do all the things you say you are, you're playing better then me. Which would be retarded, since I've been playing DotA for over 8 months now. Seems like just noob life you're dealing with, and if you expect to read text and know exactly what to do, then LTLife my friend. There is no strategy that's going to win you a game, besides getting raped repeatedly until you learn. It's what every player ever ever has gone through. Ever.
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okay..lets assume that every match you played was with a new batch of people..thats a hundred people who won games, now do the math, if a hundred people managed to win, why cant you? now if the game was unbalanced another 80 people lost with you so maybe its you and not the game's fault?
Dont play annie until you get a better feel of the game.She isnt scrub-friendly.
Look at it this way... if you are ending games with an Kills > Deaths or with 2x assists to deaths (hopefully both) you are playing right. If you are ending games with the above and teammates going 0/10/2 you must realize that it isn't your fault that you are losing.. this is a team game and your team evidently is sucking. Endure sir, Endure.


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I've never repotted them before, and they've been in a non-ideal soil ever since they were cuttings. I'm gonna use the container mix that Bill and Jack recommend. Should I hose off all the old soil from the roots? Aren't those roots very brittle and I will do lots of damage if I bare root them?
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I recently purchased a 2001 silverado 1500, shortie, stepside, with a 5.3L. I was hoping the truck had a limited slip differential in it, but when I had it on the hoist, turning one wheel caused the other to turn in the opposite direction (I believe they turn in the same direction with LS??) Anywho, I was at the dealer, and he told me to look in the glovebox, and if I see G80 anywhere there, that it had a limited slip differential. G80 is one of the codes on the sticker in the glovebox. How can I test to be sure that it does have limited slip, and more importantly, it is working correctly?
mullins87 Posts: 959a locking diff in a GMC truck. That diff would make the loudest "bang" when it would lock and unlock. There were times I just knew the axle had broken by the way the rear end would shake. It did that for 96k miles with no problems, that's when I sold it 4 years ago, and it is still going today.
markmac1 Posts: 8Well, I tested this today, and yup, it's a locker alright. I found a stretch of road that was sloping, and there was a bunch of water that had been flowing down the street, and it froze. So I put one side on the ice, and the other on the dry pavement, and stepped on the gas. It spun for about 1 second, and then went into a pretty violent wheelhop! LOL. I looked back in the mirror, and saw a big black strip on the pavement. So I guess that works. Now another question. Is this only on the rear, or is there another one on the front as well?
markmac1 Posts: 8I figured as much. Thanks! I was also noticing while I was testing this, that sometimes it takes up to 2 seconds or more of spinning before the axle locks. Is this normal? Or should it be immediate? Does it have anything to do with the speed of spin? It seems that the slower the axle turns, the longer it takes to lock.
markmac1 Posts: 8It still boggles my mind how something can operate in such a violent way, and operate as designed! You would think it would be similar to a LSD where very soon after spinning occurs, your lockup would occur. But apparently you need to get enough speed up first, that way the gernade effect is a lot better! LOL
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LAST FALL, Jean Sherrard and I gave one of our "repeat photography" presentations to the Seattle Surgical Society at the Rainier Club. Timing our show with the dessert, we featured this apt subject, which includes part of the club, as a sweet surprise. While showing the "then" photo, we explained that we were all gathered on the approximate site of this pioneer home, which the Rainier Club later razed for the 1929 enlargement of its quarters on this northeast corner of Fourth Avenue and Columbia Street.
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After Port Ludlow millman Hiram Burnett built this six-room home during the winter of 1865, he and his wife, Elizabeth, moved to Seattle so their two children would be near the university. After Elizabeth and Hiram's son, Charles, graduated and married, "he took his bride to live in the little house." The couple's son, Charles Jr., served a term on the Seattle City Council and recalled that his grandfather said all the wood for the Seattle home (including the spruce siding) was cut at his Port Ludlow mill; he then "sent the pieces up here and merely put them together."
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It's even better if you can run the conduit from each point all the way back to a central location where you might keep your hub/server, etc. Try not to exceed 3 90degree bends in the pipe run, and I would use at least 3/4" if not 1" emt electrical conduit. A conduit bender is cheap at the hardware store, and the conduit itself is also cheap. Use setscrew type connectors(they are cheaper and less likely to come apart on you like compression connectors). Running conduit like this is a bit more expensive, and time consuming, but the benefit is that you will be prepared for any transmission medium that might become popular in the future. A set up like this will serve the owners of the home indefinitely... Cheers!


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I haven't but, man that sounds like fun!
I haven't but, man that sounds like fun!
Originally Posted by Brewski
I did one back in 1999 and had a good time. I am not a lover of Gospel music but the acts they had on that day were pretty good. Food is pretty good too. the bad thing is that they tend to squish 10 people at tables meant for 8, but that is on the floor.
If you are lucky you can get seats at normal tables.
They have several food stations set up around, Fresh fruits, baked goods, hot foods including an omelet station.
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I have gone to the HOB Gospel Brunch in New Orleans, LA. We had a GREAT time. Lots of songs were singalongable and the food was GREAT! If you are not too tired and hung over (like my friends were), a great time could be had by all!!!!
Cool, I think Im gonna make reservations for July 31st. Thanks for all of your help.
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Oooh, if you could...please post a review of it. Some of my favorite songs in choir were arrangements of gospel/spiritual songs. I've been toying with doing this off and on...but there are so many places to try on property. And there are are favorites we must do... It's gets harder and harder to work in new dining experieces!
always plotting, planning, and looking forward to our next adventure...
Yeah Manabella I know right where your coming from. In august my family is trying to avoid all of the usual must-do's and try somethung new everyday.
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Cookbook creator says: Looks easy and low in calories. Submitted by YERVANT Carbs: 4.4g | Fat: 0.9g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 4.2g | Calories: 48.6
Butternut squash helps slim down this macaroni and cheese. You can't taste it, and it boosts the nutritional value of the dish! Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 35.8g | Fat: 4.3g | Fiber: 5.2g | Protein: 13.2g | Calories: 230
Cookbook creator says: Use zucchini instead. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 18.1g | Fat: 10.2g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 24.9g | Calories: 271.4
Cookbook creator says: Cut the potatoes thin and add some green beans or corn, add some garlic also. Some people used 2 cans of soup. Submitted by LADYPHOENIX61 Carbs: 18.5g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 14g | Calories: 166.3
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Thu, Aug 18, 11 at 11:18
I have a gutted space under my stairs near my kitchen. The door opening is 36", the inside space is 42" wide, and it goes back 112" but it gradually slopes to a point at the bottom of the stairs. (Obviously I wouldn't use it all the way back in). I would like to use it as a pantry but I am not sure how to accomplish this mainly because of the slope caused by the stairs above. It seems a shame to have so much space but not be able to use it. What would be the most functional way to put in shelving under the stairs? How far in can I go? Does anyone have any ideas/pictures for me to build off of? |
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- Posted by adellabedella (My Page) on Thu, Aug 18, 11 at 11:39
I don't have pictures. In my last house, I had an under the stair area that got shorter as you walked straight back. What I did was put two wide shelves at the very back. Then I put narrow shelves on the long wall. I used the back shelves to store items I didn't need every day. I kept more frequently used items on my side shelves. |
adellabedella--Was is a pain or did it seem like functional space? How wide was your shelving on the side? |
- Posted by adellabedella (My Page) on Thu, Aug 18, 11 at 13:14
My space was funtional. I'm not sure of the dimensions of the closet since I don't live there anymore. It was the width of a regular size hallway. The side shelves were probably 12" deep. I just went to Lowes and bought the wall shelving brackets and had the shelving boards cut to size there. You could always go shorter if you wanted. In my current house, I have a wall in my pantry that was going to be left bare because the 12" shelves were going to be too big for the space. I had the guys build 6" instead. Those shelves have turned out to be really useful for storing the mega-size spice containers I get from Sam's Club. |
Hello! I check into this forum occasionally to read, but have never posted. Your question made me think of a post from the kitchens forum about a week ago about someone who turned the space into a nice, functional pantry. I hope this is useful to you! |
Here is a link that might be useful: post from kitchens forum
Here's another recent thread about under the stairs pantries. There are some really good pictures toward the end of the thread. |
Here is a link that might be useful: second pantry under the stairs thread
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FINALLY! Seriously felt like the longest week ever. Or at least the longest since last week.
Thankfully this week seemed to go fast for me.
You have no idea. I'm in the process of buying my first house and I am ready to just sleep for 20 hours. 5 o'clock cannot get here soon enough.
I do have an idea. Congrats! Here's to a smooth closing process and the hopes that they don't sell your mortgage to Fannie Mae...
I can top that -
3.5 years ago, I got married, bought a house, and had a kid all within 5 months. Yes, for all you mathematicians, kind of a shotgun wedding. And yes, all you daytime talkshow hosts, the kid was with the same girl I married.
We bought HUD in a great neighborhood for raising kids. It took a LOT of work, but the sweat equity paid off and we are well above water on the house right now. Good luck, buying the house is the easy part...
I don't mind putting in the work on the house, but I just feel like I'm running in circles trying to get everything coordinated right now.
Wait until it is time to sell that house and buy a new one. You'll have to deal with the BS on both sides of the transaction.
Congrats on the new house!
At the moment, I am on an unreliable connection at an auto shop where they are, at this moment, doing the vacuum test on my wife's van's A/C system. Hopefully, it is just a recharge, but as the performance of the unit gradually declined over the course of 3-4 months, I imagine there is a leak. C'est la vie, I guess.
The rest of today will be spent prepping for my kids' birthday party tomorrow - their birthdays are only five weeks apart, so we meet them in the middle and have a joint party. Well, we will do that for as long as they allow us to do it anyway. This might be problematic by the time they reach their teens, if my experience with my sisters is any indication.
Depending on the damage at the shop, it could be anything from Boddington's to whiskey. I will likely know what I'll be drinking inside the next several hours.
Sounds like you needed to take a bottle with you. Good luck
I used to do the joint birthday party thing with my brother...and uncle...and father...and grandfather...and cousin...and neice...and jesus. december birthdays all around.
That's quite a doobie
just wow
We had a Dodge Caravan a couple years ago that had a leak problem with the A/C and they fixed it free because there was some type of recall. Check it out to see if that is the case.
Last weekday of AA Art Fair. So, like the rest of the week, avoiding much of the downtown area (except when I have to walk through it to get to work). Get done with the day and then go grab a beer.
sauna like today...Impossible to do much outside in this heat. I will be drinking a Hefe or two after work, and watching the Open Championship this weekend.
The family is flying in to Houston from Ann Arbor today for 12 days! Over joyed at work, is it 5 yet?
"You guys playing cards?"
Heading up to Ann Arbor to sweat my little fellas off with thousands of other art mavens.
The last few times I've been to Art Fair, my wife and I stroll around for a few hours trying to find something we like before we realize that there's no way in hell that we can afford any of the pieces that catch our eye. Then we just wind up sitting out in the garden area of Dominicks getting drunk on sangria.
Let me get this straight - You got credit for taking the Mrs to art fair, didn't have to shell out anything for "art," and spent the day drinking at Dominicks?
Well done sir. Well done indeed.
then being "forced" to go to a Country Concert at MIS. The things I do for love.
I haven't taken a day off yet this year. THIS IS HAPPENING.
I have taken some days off this year, but very little and not a full week yet. I am on vacation starting at 4:30 PM on August 2, which is a much needed week off from work.
It's very hot here in Cleveland. Also, I just got my electricity bill...it's $245. That kind of ruined my weekend, but I got a $275 bonus yesterday, so at least that will pay for the bill.
I was just in Cleveland last weekend. Mrs. 1989 UM Grad has family in the Beachwood and Solon areas. Enjoyed the Indians game last Saturday night. Disappointed not to make it to Corky & Lenny's however. Great deli!
I have lived in NE Ohio all my life and never heard of Corky & Lenny's.
Also, word up. I just fouund out that tomorrow I will be on a limo bus to be taken to various destinations. It's a friend's birthday and her husband rented a bad ass limo bus for us. Should be sweet.
Grinding through work...making the drive to Flint (via our newly bankrupt city) tonight to see The Sheepdogs
Machine Shop. Still my favorite place to see a concert in the area.
Just trying to recover from wisdom teeth surgery, Sadly no drinking this weekend probably =(
I seem to think people typically recover from that surgery BY drinking
This day is going to crawl by...absolutely crawl.
Working. MSRB1 is a sauna, going to spend a lot of time in the walk in freezer.
How long IS his hair?
HAHAHA, that had to hurt the dwarf. Is "dwarf" politically correct?
Thank Jeebus, I needed this. Bang away.
at work today, then it's off to the movies. I'll be seeing Pacific Rim this afternoon, can't wait. Have a good weekend everyone!
Looking forward to getting home from a few days of work on the road. Also, having my son fill me in on all the details of his time with the players this week at the Michigan basketball camp.
picking up a new 3 wood today, and playing Grand Haven GC. Then, getting shit straight for 10 glorious days in the mountains of NW Montana.
That will be my reward for a tough week!
I'm going to catch up on Mgoblog -
Lazy weekend. Stomping a sprint triathlon on Sunday.
It's been a good week but today is more hectic than normal. I need to work at a 1.5x production rate to leave on time.
Tonight, going out to dinner with my lovely wife and baby.
Driving to Chicago in a few hours. Tonight I will be eating at Fogo De Chao, and my stomach will likely rupture. But it will totally be worth it.
Week long vacation so I'm extremely hungover and deleting all my texts, tweets, calls ext ext from last night.
How do they taste?
Happy friday everyone! Building some PCs and doing some server maintenence today.. should be an easy day for me.
It's hot here in Florida, but it's supposed to be that way. I will go to work, come home, and try to sneak in a few beers. Then I'll wake up every couple hours because I have a 1 month old son haha.
Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday
Just looking forward to a relaxing weekend after the work week ends. Need to get through work first though...