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WATCH: "What Are You Going to Do About Guido Fawkes?"
The answer, as Brian grudgingly accepted, is nothing…
Unless common purpose and there fellow socialist/Marxists bed fellow turn this into a one world state/government!
Presumably, it will eventually come down to the Chinese solution – which is no solution at all.
It's called personal free speach pal, as like talking over your garden fence. And irish ladies are the most worst terrible gossips, I have heard here just over the St George's Channel from them, in West Wales.
Well if Twatter twits have to answer to the law of the land, that ties him up also.
When pub staff t shirts go wrong….. pic.twitter.com/4nKDOpp0
Never mind this knob, how did Charlotte do last night on QT? She can go far, in politics, I have heard.
Bit of Charlotte there, talking political, sorry for the ads and no doubt diversion
The answer is
Ignore Guido Fawkes
The quality which exosted has gone
He has sold out to the criminal red tops
Isn't worth the time of day
Is it to do with two little boys or that bondage thing with a kangeroo?
It's the popular press who don't swallow our shit we want to destroy first,then Guido.
"What Are You going To Do About Guido Fawkes?"He has a company based in Ireland
Fuck All You Wee Shite !
OK then, shoot him slowly… with a rusty knife. Dat should bring him to heel.
I note your radio silence since the overwhelming UN recognition of Palestine,
I see
Have Mossad told you to lie low?
You can if you want, it's still a free fuckin country innit.
long way from here, OK, but that is life – I'll do a bit of gardening for here, DH Lawrence like, if she wants, with my trowel and barrow and seeding garden dibber,
Assuming you can point to anything libellous on his blog? The twitter twits are being pursued for libel as individuals. What UK law will require a host to provide identities of its users wherever they may be based in the world? What law will any UK government pass that requires all social media and print anywhere in the world to obey uk press regulations or it is banned behind a uk hmg firewall? The Chinese solution isn't much of a solution for a democracy.
Gf doesn't have to base in Ireland either. Could base in Hong Kong, Eritrea , Sudan, South Georgia if he likes. The laws in the Philippines wont be the same as those in the UK.
Brian new this. That's why he didn't even bother wasting his time.
Explains that tweet then
"Can you guess who it is yet?"
That mood where you're just like: Fuck the fuck off, you annoying fucking fucker.
The last time something had to be done about Guido Fawkes he was drawn, hung and quartered. I see no good reason to break with established tradition.
I'm thinking of buying the grauniad.
It must surely go into administration any day now. £5 would be a fair price.
Everyone should read Steve Coogan's article in the Guardian. Apart from confirming that he is a solid-gold twat he makes it totally plain that he simply hates people who read the Daily Mail and this is a big chance to hurt them.
Everyone should also read a wonderful article in the Mail by Max Hastings who tears Leveson apart. There is even a bit in his report about future newspaper articles having to follow the "Equalities Act" and not discriminating against one group or another. Already in the Guardian extreme feminists see this as their chance to outlaw Page 3.
This is one of those moments – a free press versus a state press. We must stand up for freedom.
Tortured first. No orange jump suit , head under a tap either. They broke his teeth in his mouth with pliers. Tom Watson has volunteered to hold him down while Bryant goes to work on his gums.
Fuck, fuck, fuck, fuckity fick fucking fuckity.
Never mind Fawkes:
The peadoes in the B B C
Joyce (Ukip) Thacker
Chris Hune
Pillferers in the H o C
etc etc.
One of the things charlotte church was whingeing about was that her mum found out her stepfather was having an affair from a newspaper, suddenly the only thing that matters is the newspaper !I think its called displacement activity. Seen in a lot of the celebs in this.
Twitter will bring the internet into disrepute and state will be asked to intervene.
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Michael Souter, ex-BBC Radio Norfolk man, accused of child sex crimes.
It's in their jeans!
Got a viz coffee mug with Roger saying,
Must be worth some coin. Even still in it's post office delivery box, from Newcastle like,
Yes, that WAS wotsisname from Corry that ran a corner shop.
The real question is what are they going to do aout the BBC. It's they that need regulating and it's about time they found someone to do it.
What do a coffin and a condom have in common?They're both filled with stiffs – except one's coming and one's going.
It doesn't take a genius to spot that a locked down and castrated press would be the absolute motherlode of a traffic spike for Guido, Twitter et al If I was the proprietor of this blog I'd be backing Coogan.
Expect to start hearing good things about Alan Partridge emanating from the FawkenBunker any minute now.
I've reduced the price of the Independent even further in my Black Friday offer. You can buy the whole newspaper for only on tenth of the price I paid for it. 10p and it's yours.
Does NOBODY want to buy it off me?
On a wholly serious note: Search up what the ITU are up to with setting international relations to cover regulation of the internet – behind closed doors.
One could argue that defining the publishing side as a press in the UK could protect us – Guido may not be able to avoid that development.
It's usually a Wannabee, but there is no accounting for taste.
Is*ael to build 3,000 new housing units in east Jerusalem and West Bank, Is*aeli news reports.
I think it would be virtually impossible to control the internet. It would have to be self regulation.
No, something about teaching kids to play with his diggery-do.
But the question implies that 'something needs to be done about GF'. That's why this is all so evil.
Surely Leveson was concerned with media outlets which are likely to be believed?
Hastings has written a piece in the Mail – so too has Stephen Glover – bitching about the net'.
Mr Glover and his then journo colleague Gordon Rayner – were given plenty of verifiable info some years ago [At Hutton time] – they subsequently proved [total and utter silence] that we do not have a 'free press' – when it comes to throwing the dirt 'upstairs' at the elites.
Anyone fed up with QT, and the non-appearance of frontline coalition since they started their plastic regime in May 2010?
Actually would be relatively easy. IP logs at ISP give pretty good signal analysis for who was talking to who and when. Server logs generally tell you who said or read what and when. Speeding up the court process (perhaps by partially automating) could make enforcement simpler: Concept for Twitter – A twitter swear box of sorts – automatically deduct damages for libel from your credit card for example. Ultimately the internet is easy to control as the government can switch it off – try contacting Syria today.
What do you say Mrs Doyle? Now hang on, this is the measurement of everything we all should go against, relatively,
NOT EXACTLY the message i was trying to put across, but that will do, Mrs Doyle… : ))))
A great and growing number of members of the public are starting to learn all about 'libel & defamation' – and how it spins out in the courts.
When brave enough – one can say what they like about another party / person – "as long as you have the evidence to back you up" and the knowledge of how to not let dodgy lawyers – mislead you.
Some Litigants in person are feared by the whole system – and their numbers are growing day by day.
What about the Polly though?. Could be expensive to off-load.
In law, and apology is usually seen as an admission of guilt or liability. Be warned.
You are the man with tits and I claim my £5.00
It is easy to see why so many people hate the j e w s.
A man aged in his 80s has been interviewed by detectives investigating the Jimmy Savile abuse scandal, Scotland Yard has said.
The suspect, from Berkshire, was questioned after attending police premises in south London by appointment around noon on Thursday.
Shortly after 5pm the force said that he had left the building.
He is being treated as part of the investigation that does not directly relate to Savile, said the Metropolitan Police.
The force also revealed that officers had searched an address in Berkshire on Saturday.
Before Thursday, four arrests had been made as part of the national investigation into alleged sexual offences by Savile and others.
Gary Glitter, comedian Freddie Starr, DJ Dave Lee Travis and a man in his 70s have been arrested and bailed as part of the probe.
Scotland Yard is leading the inquiry and has said officers are currently dealing with around 450 potential victims, the vast majority of whom claim they fell prey to Savile.
Yes. Very true, and the fellow and his cronies' mindsets are therefore very scary.
Yes, no doubt you are, fiddling with yourself as Rome burns.
I've got a new best friend called Neil and mum says I can play with him tomorrow.
So that's why the audience lady was mean to her.
Promote export businesses pal – the foreign jonnies can get enough of us, they larve us pal. Just need some energy propah diverted like see.
What Are You Going to Do About Guido Fawkes?
We'll regulate the Internet then!
Speech is only free if we agree with what you say.
For me, authenticity is everything! That's why I had my clit cut off, – and that's why I can look any Muzzo man in the eye and truthfully say I won't get any pleasure from his cock!
And of course, that's why I'm such a sour-faced bitch.
But I am a living example of cultural diversity!
I sometimes call myself Neil – and my botty feels like it wants someone to play with it.
He's playing with his sausage – look at the lovely fat dripping out the end.
'Inside Britain's Armageddon houses: Meet the 'preppers' who are stockpiling food and weapons because they fear the world will end'
Err..who will eat the food then?
What about those file shareing thingies, I thought they were pretty anonomus?
Not really – they're the ONLY people who, as a nation, consistently look after themselves and those they care for.
Anyone who despises them is either a twat or jealous.
A former BBC radio presenter has appeared in court accused of sexual offences against children.
Michael Souter, 59, of Loddon, Norfolk, is charged with 18 offences against boys, as well as a charge each against a man and a woman.
The charges, including serious sexual offences and indecent assault, relate to six boys, among them under-14s.
Thankfully they cannot control all media, the Hate Crime Police would be very busy indeed :)
Check out the new proposals for the launch of .uk instead of .co.uk and all the new ways your website can go missing, regulation is coming by stealth.
The problem with the state regulation the press is the state, would the MPs expenses be revealed.
Steve Coogan dislikes the press for revealing things about him, but if had not done it then he would have been ok.
Celebs cannot expect to be able to swan around one week promoting some faux image of themselves. In charlotte churchs case re her father, well i think at the time the image of a happy family was peddled when it was not true.
But, take a dark gent whose parents weren't married
The truth ain't gonna stop you getting harried
If you twitter on like a proper dastard
Calling said worthy person a something something
What I couldn't do with about 42 bangers right about now! And nineteen tubs of mash, long as I'm at it! Wouldn't say no to some Stella to wash it all down neither!
These so called celebs all use the press for their own advantage yet scream and squeal when it bites back :)
Not quite 15 minutes Guido, but hey, EVERYONE'S attention span is decreasing nowadays!
Let's all react to the Leveson Report.
Ah! that's better
When they dig me up and cremate me, I've left a second will that states my ashes are to be interred in an Etch-a Sketch, so that kids can still play with me knob.
Sounds pretty reasonable to me. But then I am very, very dim.
OK, I'll tell you all establishment wot to do about Guido, make him PM. No? Ok, give him his own show on the beeb, C4 then. FIVE? Alright alright, if is is terribly desperate, it has to be Sky Arse I suppose, yes, that channel.
Song for Guido, but I haven't found it yet, let me look into my yooootooob bank for something suitable, that will stun – give me a mo….
Any good? : )
Sham Cam really knows how to rock 'n roll the voters
QT now on a par with Jonny Ross show I think, barrels and scrape come to mind. Perhaps it should become a Z celeb fest and JR should do the politics?
Best laugh is when the audience questionner sits rabbitting on with his hand up…..
Don'tacha mean you down with a Tracey, Prezza, or have you got another lass in tow? You're all discombombulated now you aint been elected as chief of police! We did all larf!
That was the film version! The "real" Sir William Wallace was around 6'6″ (2m in the new crap)tall, so if that's short to you…. what's the weather like up there?
to improve the press make it easier for non celebs such as christopher jeffries and robert murat to sue the press as they have been wronly defamed.
The celebs have good Pr agents and lawyers to protect them.
If you are talking about 'torrents', no, not at all anonymous. As soon as you start downloading, you are being tracked by multiple other sites. Some of which are run by copyright holders, government bodies, etc.
Alex baby, the Independent is pure tosh from front to back and the Evening Standard, once the best selling paper in the South East, is even worse.
If Mr Fawkes is such a fan of 'free speech' then why, slightly derogatory comments about the Tory Party and Elite, are regularly moderated?
Guns don't kill people. BULLETS kill people.
And ModBot killed the original attempt at posting because I didn't add asterisks.
Clue for gents, when she puts her arms up dancing, showing her armpits, your not the man for her. When they are down by her sides dancing with you, you are in pal, well in. Just a tip. : )
Crap! Moderate it out of existence at once!!
You say it thinking that they won't regulate the internet, but they can and they will. Germany literally imprisons thousands of people for 'holocaust denial' – mostly internet based – and China manages to keep the lid on its citizens internet activity too. Governments throughout history have found the way to keep their subjects is line is to punish recalcitrants and their families. They are not going to change a winning formula.
Turns people into mindless, violent savages. Geedo too believes in a magical sky daddy and the other fairytales of organised religion.
Computer man is correct. For true anonymity you have to be very careful, or work for the security services.
This fit German bird's just moved in next door, so I thought I'd introduce myself.
I took a bottle of wine round, knocked on the door and introduced myself.
"Come in mein Herr," she greeted me.
Fucking hell, with that kind of invite I should've taken a bottle of shampoo instead.
Life is full of surprises!!I Bet if she had said BNP she would have been shown the door!! Why should political persuasion have any bearing on a light entertainment show? Its a free country,we're all in it together, ——-like f**k!
We need pan European legislation, to combat the threat to our way of life, by internet freedom.
It is intolerable that people can communicate with each other without even accessing our media filters.
We must use the full weight of pan European law, to crush such dangerous behaviour.
BUTTT! Doesn't work for prozzies, so that is an extra quantity that should be put into the modern equation, I suppose, sadly. If you slightly know her from friends, distant or mear, that might abslove that issue, but try look for distant, to get gene variation for future healthy possibilities.
Basically what that is all I am saying all, don't have it off with your young cousin – send her on her way, well away from you.
Had a hand in these lyrics and dragon stuff, but I don't talk about it, stuff to Sweden from Wales/Cymru/Pays de Galles…
Tin foil hat a little tight and making your head hot again?
Err, don't you mean Joyce ( Communist Purpose ) Thacker? The brainless lefty who thinks calling out M*sl*m pe*doh's, is RAYCIST.
Fairytales? How about this one, ummm, maybe not – another one, ey?
Any good, genuine english friends?
Lib Dems + Britains 6th biggest party and falling
Under Clegg they have lost more deposits than a tramp with dysentery
Wasn't that Jimmy Savile's catch-phrase – "Can you guess where THIS is going yet?"
An Austrian moved into the flat to me, bumped into her in the carpark, sruggling with her groceries. Helped her, and said thanks, into her, Ahem!", flat, with all these strange animals as orniments from the Alps. Asked her "what is that", and she said " a deer, in your language", and she said, come see me later, and I will give you some apel strudel…
Never ate so much apple tart in my life, before going to bed alone!
Sigrid Sigrid Sigrid, neine neine neine, I couldn't eat another bit of apel, and "fuck off" she said, or should I say "Verpiss dich dann", she said. And I only wanted to get into her Austrian knickers, not stuffed full of apel pudding!
Good winter song though, ey?
By the way, any chance Guido Fawkes might like to ask WHAT HAPPENED TO THE REPORT INTO NEWSNIGHT?
It was supposed to be published BEFORE the end of November.
Just for clarity, this is not the real Nomad, but a name stealing imposter who either cannot be bothered to choose his own name, is completely thick, or a newcomer to the blogosphere..
Guido ! What you gonna do when they come for yoooooo !
they will have to pass me first….
Then people like Dimbleby, Paxmam and Robinson should say what their political allegiance is.
? we have two 160's here. Server fuck up methinks.
how about some men they souldn't hang, a song about west wales, on roads used by farmers to get their livestock to market, unfairly taxed, labour friends?
Any good torys? Clegg?
Ogh, when's the news coming on?
wot were we talking about, sorry….
S'pose I will have to post a bit of Russian fron Kasikstan, or however you spell it, today these days launch pad or the space station, seen glowing bigger than a star in our western sky these days, non-Romney let alone US admitted,
US need to grow up! Well, their Republicans actually. They are fucks, my people, said Obama (HONEST) : )
Anyone remember the feature in Private Eye called something like " Letter from the Supreme Leader" which took the piss out of McDoom and his bum boys. The state regulating the press will give us the equivalent of the hilariously misnamed "Pravda". Sure the press can be arseholes and something needs to be done but the notion of the "State" getting its sticky paws on it fills me with terror.
I wonder if he's a friend of David Rose who wrote a rather ott missive in the MOS 2 weeks ago?
What is the problem with Guido, all of a sudden?
Of course he will be subject of a five million pound enquiry. The 3000 page report printed on toilet paper will at least prove itself useful and recyclable.
So will Rupert be asking the Dowlers for his million quid back then?
Humble moment My RSE – it was a pay off & an admission.
Amazing how simple it can be to communicate with people and have them understand a certain topic, you made my day.
Amazing how simple it can be to communicate with people and have them understand a certain topic, you made my day.
>Germany literally imprisons thousands of people for 'holocaust denial'
Kind of ironic as they used to imprison thousands for 'Holocaust engagement'
Democracy? The UN? You're the one that should follow the advice contained within the acronym of your moniker.
I don't want to mention all the 'allegedly hidden' remuneration that you also get from being a Trustee of many estates up and down the west coast.
Sammy Davis Junior was black and he converted [so he thought] to Judaism or was he just another dupe?
Hope you're a bit more intelligent and not one of them 'I was taught to be cautious' men – than the Gaff prone f-wit Irish Canadian Matthew Barrett who was a placeman figure [placed there for his …..well {insert insults here}] at the head of Baaaarclays for some years …?
That is not a sentence, 8illy.
It's a bunch of world wide 'political' placemen who are desperate to lock down the net – 'cos the political placemens' puppet-string pulling monied lobbyists – can't hack "Freedom of Expression" any more – so much for the truth eh… But they have to sell it to the masses as a propagandised 'pill that is good for you' – while pointing at all them nasties out there telling the 'truth' …
Their dirty hidden and as ever is the form "at arms length" plan is afoot …
On the other hand – be not fearful of implied fears and possible threats -the power lies with the masses en masse standing up against the wrongdoers – I don't care if they track what I say / write – because if they raise their ugle heads they're gonna have to contend with the evidence.
Do not be fearful of those who are so desperate to make you cowed & craven to their evil intent.
The Celebs – bettter start learning the price for [not of] their fame. If you run with the pack then don't 'expect' to be spared. Jeez – I'll be saying 'likewise' too about politicians and celebrity legal types 'n judges next.
If the shoe fits wear it.
And don't the fools out there need to fully understand who the other three Estates are comprised of? Politicians, Legals and police – hey! it's the Communist state in many other guises – just sold to you as being democratic -innit just?
A wonderful article in the mail?,how are things going on planet mong? Is Redwood still the Grand Mekon,Emperor of all ?
Mmh, If you are as big as your ego you must be quite frightening.
I would be very careful georgie porgie,he is called neil down and he has another friend called Ben dover but it is probably too late anyway,ah well…
Believing one,s own publicity can be pretty intoxifying,but also a false friend.Try rap,its more forgiving.
Well Iam finally back ,and I would like to say John 42 bangers ,treble that and double that order on the mash.As regards the stella I think it would be more realistic if we had a wheely bin full and a couple of straws,I am promoting wheely bins dontchaknow
Why can't once-upon-a-times like Charlotte Church just bog off? You get people like her everywhere in the music biz – has beens that still insist they're in with a shout and do anything to court publicity. Her phone tappings only elicited thunderous yawns. Her greatest work work was at the tender age of 14 – seriously wtf has she done since?
She does us Cardiffians no favours.
Perhaps we could get the Israeli's to build a few new affordable homes here for the homeless and the dispossessed !!
Yeah! Clear off CC and leave much needed space for real celebs!
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Alan Milburn says Labour's scaremongering campaign for an unreformed NHS will not win election…
"It would be a fatal mistake, in my view, for Labour to go into this election looking as though it is the party that would better resource the National Health Service but not necessarily put its foot to the floor when it comes to reforming. Look, reforms are not easy, but the Labour Party is not a conservative party. It should be about moving things forward not preserving them in aspic. You have got a pale imitation actually of the 1992 general election campaign, and maybe it will have the same outcome. I don't know."


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Gary Looking Forward
Gary McSheffrey has said that he is looking to the future.
McSheffrey who is one of eight players that Stephen Pressley does not want, is not out of contract and could stay at City until the end of his deal in the hope that Steven Pressley gets the sack, something not beyond the realms of possibility for a team that had five managers last season, and he comes into the new manager's reckoning or be offered employment elsewhere.
The second looks likely with McShreffrey tweeting: "Everybody has a past. You have to let it go and look to the future."
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Suzan commented on the blog post Sunday Late Night: Ombudsman Ends as Pravda Wins
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And, yes, almost no one really understands the "Post"'s role in the promulgation of the Watergate myth.
Everyone should get Russ's fabulous history book.
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This is an extraordinary way of cooking cucumber, revealing an unexpected side to the vegetable. Although cooked in a wok, the cucumber pieces are colored by laying them more-or-less flat against the surface of the wok, a method known in Chinese as jian (pan-fry) rather than chao (stir-fry). From the Revolutionary Chinese Cookbook.
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- 1 cucumber
- 1 fresh red chile, seeded and finely chopped
- 2 teaspoons garlic, minced
- 1 1/2 teaspoons light soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon rice vinegar
- chopped fresh sweet basil leaves (or purple perilla leaves)
- 1 teaspoon sesame oil
- 3 tablespoons peanut oil (for cooking)
- 1Cut the cucumber in half lengthwise and then, with the knife at an angle, cut each half into slanted, almost semicircular slices about 1/4 inch thick.
- 2Heat the wok over a high flame until smoke rises, then add the oil and swirl around; add the cucumber and fry for a few minutes until the slices are tinged a little golden. Spread the slices out so they cover as much as possible of the bottom of the wok, turning from time to time.
- 3Add the chili and garlic to the wok and stir-fry until fragrant, adding the soy sauce as you go; splash the vinegar around the side of the wok and mix well. Add the herbs and stir a few times; then, off the heat, stir in the sesame oil and serve.
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Nutritional Facts for Pan-Fried Cucumber
Serving Size: 1 (202 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 2
- Amount Per Serving
- % Daily Value
- Calories 237.3
- Calories from Fat 205
- 86%
- Total Fat 22.7 g
- 35%
- Saturated Fat 3.8 g
- 19%
- Cholesterol 0.0 mg
- 0%
- Sodium 258.1 mg
- 10%
- Total Carbohydrate 8.6 g
- 2%
- Dietary Fiber 1.1 g
- 4%
- Sugars 3.8 g
- 15%
- Protein 2.0 g
- 4%
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In Development By Nathan Adams on November 19, 2012 | Comments (3)Despite producer Jason Blum's initial comments that he wouldn't get behind a sequel to 2010's possession horror, Insidious, unless he was presented with a story that really made sense, it always seemed like a sequel was going to be inevitable anyway. Not only is Insidious one of the mostly widely well-reviewed horror movies of the last decade, but it also managed to make a whole bunch of money without having a very big budget. That's too good of a formula for the Hollywood money-making machine to abandon. So, sure enough, last February we got word that director James Wan and writer Leigh Whannell were both coming back, and Insidious 2 was officially in the works. The press release issued for the film today [via ComingSoon] brings a couple of more surprises with it as well, though. Despite the fact that the original Insidious ended with a situation that looked pretty grim for the family that it featured, and you might have imagined that a sequel would introduce us to a whole new cast of characters battling a similar evil spirit, the money men behind this sequel say that Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne, Lin Shaye, and Ty Simpkins will all be back for this new film, reprising their roles from the original. Is it likely that Wan and Whannell have come up with a great story that will bring these characters back for more hauntings and manage to make sense in the process, or can we take the returns of the […]
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The second collection of comics featuring Aaron Johnson's camera-toting curmudgeon is chock full of photocentric humor.
By Jack Howard
September 11, 2009
I've been a huge fan of What the Duck since the very early days, and it is great to have the newest collection of comic strips sitting on my bookshelf.
This new volume, What the Duck, a W.T. Duck Collection, by Andews McMeel Publishing ($12.99, ISBN: 978-0-7407-8096-7) picks up where Johnson's Lulu.com/self-published What the Duck, Rule of Nerds ($32.00, ISBN: 978-1-4303-2406-5) left off.
For fans of Aaron Johnson's brand of humor and wry observation, What the Duck, A W.T. Duck Collection, can be dangerous to read in public places, because you'll likely find yourself frequently laughing out loud at the gags. (And there's nothing unsettling about a lone passenger on a train or bus laughing to themselves, now is there?)
Aaron Johnson's What the Duck manages to both perfectly reflect and perfectly satirize the current state of photography, and this collection should appeal equally to both long-standing and newly introduced fans of the strip. And $12.99 to support Johnson's continued brilliant and twisted take on the current world of photography is a great deal.
[About the photo: As we discuss in the TechTock Podcast, fans of the strip have been sending in photos of their WTD plushie toys from all across the world–on vacation, at work, and more. And now that the book is starting to get into readers' hands, photos of fans with the book are starting to show up on the What the Duck Facebook fan page. My shot of the Duck lounging in my reading chair reading "What the Duck, a W.T. Duck Collection" joins this ever-growing collection. Part of the brilliance of the What the Duck phenomenon is the inclusionary and participatory nature of the strip, on WhattheDuck.com as well as Facebook, Twitter, and elsewhere.]
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Aphios® Awarded Phase II SBIR Grant from National Institute on Aging for Alzheimer's Disease Research
Woburn, Mass. – January 12, 2012 – Aphios Corporation has received a Phase II SBIR grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) amounting to $2.4 million over two years. The National Institute on Aging (NIA), part of the NIH, awarded the grant to the Aphios Corporation to develop an "Alzheimer's Disease Therapeutic."
Alzheimer's Disease (AD) is the third leading cause of death in America and among the highest in the industrial world. AD is a devastating age-related neurological disorder that affects more than 4.5 million Americans and more than 10 million people worldwide. Experts estimate that 22 million people around the world and more than 8 million Americans will be afflicted with this disease by 2025.
"Aphios is developing APH-0703, a potent protein kinase C (PKC) modulator that activates the alpha-secretase pathway which can dramatically enhance the generation of soluble amyloid precursor protein (sAPP), diminishing plaques and cognitive deficits associated with Alzheimer's Disease," explains Dr. Trevor P. Castor, President and CEO, Aphios Corporation. "We are developing novel formulations of APH-0703 based on Aphios' proprietary hydrophobic-based formulation and patented SFS-PNS polymer nanospheres technologies. After formulation selection, Aphios will manufacture and characterize the API and final drug product following cGMP guidelines, and conduct preclinical studies in preparation of filing an IND with the FDA to conduct human clinical trials."
Aphios is collaborating with researchers at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, Shreveport, LA (LSUHSC) which will conduct in vitro and in vivo efficacy, toxicity and pharmacokinetic studies in triple transgenic AD mice. According to Dr. J. Steven Alexander, LSU's Principal Investigator, APH-0703 is a highly effective alpha-secretase modulator several orders of magnitude more potent than typical modulators. "In dose and time dependent studies APH-0703 showed a very high level of effectiveness in alpha-secretase assays which appears to reflect the powerful activation of PKC-delta and epsilon. An even more impressive finding is that an oral formulation of APH-0703 rapidly reversed cognitive deficits in animal models of AD." Dr. Alexander and study co-investigator Dr. Lisa Schrott hope to identify the most effective, mechanism-based cognitive enhancer formulations of APH-0703. Nanoencapsulated APH-0703 shows even higher activity than the hydrophobic-based APH-0703 formulation in cell assays, and is currently being studied in animal models of AD.
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WINHALL There will be a special meeting today at 7 p.m. where voters will be asked to approve the purchase by the Mountain School of its buildings and grounds from the Winhall school district and the town of Winhall.
The vote at the meeting, which is at the school, will be done from the floor. The two questions will ask whether voters will approve the sale of the building, from the school district to the Mountain School, and whether voters will approve the sale of the ground, from the town to the Mountain School. If both questions are not approved the sale will not take place.
The Mountain School is an independent school, serving students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. It uses the site and building of Winhalls former public school and has been open for 15 years.
School officials say they want to buy their site and building now so they can control their own destiny. Charles Scranton, chair of the Mountain Schools board of trustees said the school is looking at expansion plans but cant move forward while they are leasing their own facilities.
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Since 1999, Enric Pallé (Big Bear Solar Observatory, California) and his colleagues have measured the intensity of earthshine and hence, the percentage of sunlight that Earth reflects. By combining ground-based lunar observations with archived satellite data on clouds, they have calculated Earth's "reflectance" all the way back to 1985. The earthshine results show a long-term dip in cloud cover of about 6.5 percent between 1985 and 1997, then a roughly equal increase between 1997 and 2003.
The observed decrease might have significantly warmed the Earth by letting more sunlight in. "The changes through the 1980s and 1990s are a little more than twice what's attributed to global warming," says Philip R. Goode (New Jersey Institute of Technology), one of Pallé's collaborators. But Goode is careful to point out that the changes observed could simply be part of a natural cycle that averages out over time, in which case there would be no lasting impact.
Another complicating factor, says climate modeler Richard T. Wetherald (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), is that clouds don't just block solar radiation — they also help retain heat by trapping infrared radiation emitted from Earth's surface. "Changes in cloud cover can warm, cool, or keep things the same," depending on their altitude, he says. High-altitude clouds are better at trapping the Earth's heat, and don't reflect sunlight as well, so they tend to give a net heating effect. Low clouds have an overall cooling effect, and mid-range clouds are more or less neutral.
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Goode thinks the variability is due to natural causes rather than human influences, but he is as puzzled as anyone else about what the specific mechanism might be. "Either way, we need to make more observations," he says. The group is now trying to organize a network of earthshine observatories that will provide backup when weather conditions prevent observations from a single given site. The group would also like to acquire data over the entire 11-year solar cycle, which is known to affect Earth's climate.


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This Kenroy Home adjustable desk lamp is offered in an oil rubbed bronze finish. Comes with oil rubbed bronze finish metal shade(s). Requires one 100-watt frosted incandescent bulb.
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A normal household lightbulb is called an A19 bulb. This fixture calls for an A21 bulb which is the same base or socket but the A21 is just 1/4" larger in size.
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The quality of the lamp seems very good. It feels substantial. I like the ability to adjust the direction of the light and the touch on/off feature is cool. The only negative I would say, and it really has nothing to do with the lamp itself, is I would recommend purchasing the A19 3 way bulbs, NOT the A21s. The A21 bulb that the website suggests is TOO long and sticks out from the lamp shade and looks silly and distracting. If I had the right bulbs, it would have been a perfect transaction!
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Flagstaff, AZ (SportsNetwork.com) - Max Jacobsen and Kris Yanku scored 16 points each as the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks coasted to a 61-48 victory over the Montana State Bobcats in Big Sky Conference action at Walkup Skydome.
Jacobsen also pulled down nine rebounds for the Lumberjacks (14-16, 11-8 Big Sky), while Gaellan Bewernick posted 10 points and nine boards. The win was NAU's third in a row.
Marcus Colbert led Montana State (14-16, 9-10) with 13 points on 4-of-10 shooting from the floor and Terrell Brown chipped in 12 points.
The Bobcats shot 52.9 percent from the floor and converted 6-of-10 shots at the charity stripe in the opening period. Although NAU was limited to 46.4 percent efficiency from the field in the first half, it took a 33-29 lead into the break after it attempted 11 more field goals than the visitors and connected on 6-of-12 shots from beyond the arc.
Colbert sank a 3-pointer at the 12:55 mark of the second stanza to bring MSU within three points on the scoreboard, but the Lumberjacks scored the next 14 points to take a 57-40 lead with only 3:33 remaining in regulation. Yanku scored 12 of his points after the break, while the Bobcats made good on just 26.1 percent of their field goal tries.
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Established in 1858, the Boston Fencing Club stands today as one of the nation's oldest fencing clubs. The club perpetuates a winning tradition that attracts national fencing champions, NCAA collegiate fencers, and a horde of happy sword hobbyists. With five-time fencing Olympian Michael Marx directing, the club's time-tested fencing program services swordsmen of all skill levels, from 6-year-old beginners to professional marshmallow hunters. In class, adult and youth students learn the basics of the sport while wrapping their mitt around all three fencing weapons: the foil, the sabre, and the épée.
Influenced by dance trends from Europe to Latin America, the staff at SuperShag Dance Studios splits its time between three Boston-area spaces filled with dancing poles, yoga mats, and custom sound systems. Founder Chris Johnston—who won several amateur Latin dance championships as a kid in Ireland and was named a World Class adjudicator by the National Dance Council of America—carefully amassed his talented troupe of teachers from dance schools around the world and from Fred Astaire's botched attempts to clone himself. During private and group lessons, they spice up Latin-, ballroom-, and pole-dance numbers with an urban twist heavily influenced by British Dancesport, and ready students for competitions.
Originally formed in 1997 at the Peabody Conservatory, Vento Chiaro's all-female quintet of woodwind musicians captivates audiences from their resident perch on The Rivers School Conservatory's stage. Their sonic tapestry seamlessly weaves joyful flute with mischievous oboe as the deeper reeds of clarinet and bassoon invite the regal brass of French horn to frolic in the woodwind woods. On March 11, all five musicians kick off with contemporary American composer Eric Ewazen's Roaring Fork, which paints an aural picture of a Colorado landscape as rugged and beautiful as the stone woman who will one day drop all four jaws of Mount Rushmore. Conservatory artist-in-residence pianist Roberto Poli joins his colleagues for Francis Poulenc's Sextet, melding the airy notes of the quintet with the keyboard's undulating melodies. The concert culminates with avant-garde composer Elliott Carter's Woodwind Quintet, eschewing regular chord progression for surprising atonal devices and polyrhythmic construction.
The consortium of professional instructors at Fred Astaire Dance Studios, which was cofounded by the legendary toe tapper himself, shepherds students of all ages and skill levels through lessons that span the style spectrum. Low-pressure private sessions allow enthusiastic teachers to fine-tune individual students' techniques and form, using their expert eyes and mechanical dancing shoes preprogrammed to do the Charleston. Patrons can learn how to cavort through classic waltz and fox-trot romps or swivel through the modern steps of salsa, swing, or samba. For dancers hoping to hoof it up in a social setting, the group practice parties provide a one-night extravaganza of instruction, demonstrations, and amateur firewalking.
Music director Lewis Buckley headed the U.S. Coast Guard band and conducted several prominent New England symphonies before landing at the Metropolitan Wind Symphony, which has been tickling eardrums with woodwind, brass, and percussion concerts since 1971. "An ACB Preview" celebrates the 75-member symphony's invitation to play at the 2012 annual conference of the Association of Concert Bands with a sampling of the program they'll perform for a national audience. The concert kicks off with Percy Grainger's Lincolnshire Posy, which recasts six English folk songs as lush, wind-powered melodies free of interrupting Robin Hoods. Principal oboist Elana Lorance takes charge in James Kessler's Hudson River Rhapsody and a new transcription of Gershwin's An American in Paris ends the evening with Gallic-via-Broadway aplomb. Starting at 1:30 p.m., a preconcert talk by maestro Buckley unveils some of the music's hidden features and lets uncertain ears nuzzle the score.


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Rhonda Lennon started getting complaints late Tuesday morning.
Lennon, a Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board member, represents District 1 in northern Mecklenburg. As soon as CMS announced that schools would close two hours early – as a winter storm approached from the south Tuesday – Lennon said her inbox began filling with emails from upset parents.
That was before news surfaced of stranded students and icy clogged roads surfaced from cities to the south.
"They were complaining about it interrupting their work day, and about the inconvenience," she said. "But when the news reports about Alabama and Atlanta started coming out, they decided not to email me anymore."
Charlotte's shutdown was orderly, avoiding mistakes made elsewhere. CMS closed Wednesday and Thursday.
The winter storm that brought snow, ice and frigid temperatures left many Southern cities virtually paralyzed overnight Tuesday, forcing hundreds of students to sleep in schools or on buses and stranding drivers in gridlock along frozen roads.
In Alabama, thousands of students spent the night in the town of Hoover, and hundreds in nearby Birmingham. Hundreds more were stranded in Atlanta, where officials released students and government workers as the city's businesses were closing – with school buses and commuters hitting the roads simultaneously.
By then, snow was falling earlier than expected, officials said, as traffic along interstates came to a halt.
When former Charlottean Mark Hewett, who now lives outside Chicago, began a lunch meeting about 11:50 a.m. Tuesday in Norcross, east of Atlanta, roads were clear.
By the time the meeting ended at 1 p.m., he found roads jammed and a sheet of ice.
"In that little time, the roads went from OK to impassable," Hewett said. "Everybody shut down and hit the road at once. By that time, it was snowing and they couldn't get trucks to salt and scrape. They were caught off guard and weren't prepared."
In Charlotte, officials began monitoring the storm's track on Monday and the impact it was having on Deep South cities. They reacted long before the first flake fell.
Guy Chamberlain, assistant CMS superintendent for operations, went online for weather reports as soon as he awoke Tuesday at 5 a.m. By 8:30 a.m., he and other CMS officials were meeting to close schools, telling bus drivers not to go too far after delivering students.
"Having seen what was going on in Atlanta, it was a no-brainer to make the decision to go ahead and close schools," Chamberlain said.
That decision by Superintendent Heath Morrison and his staff came about 9:45 a.m. – hours before the storm arrived in most of Mecklenburg.
Morrison made the announcement at 10:30 a.m. that schools would close two hours before their normal adjournment.
By 4:15 p.m., as the first flakes began to fall, Chamberlain got the "all-clear message" that all buses had delivered students home.
Though inconvenient for parents, it was the right decision, Lennon said. If schools had remained in session, many buses and high school students would have been on roads covered with snow.
"Safety always beats convenience to me," she said. "You can't make everybody happy, but what we did yesterday was to make everybody safe."
Meanwhile, street crews got a jump on de-icing roads.
Hours before the storm arrived, they were spreading brine on roads and bridges to melt snow or ice as soon as it falls. It is kin to spraying a frying pan with oil to keep food from sticking to the bottom. Once snow fell, they began to lay down salt, said Saleem Khattak, the city's street superintendent.
Khattak said his department was focused on what was happening in Charlotte with street, bridge and air temperatures.
But he did monitor the problems in Atlanta. He said he was glad workers didn't wait until the storm arrived to de-ice streets.
"Anti-icing is the best tool you have in your arsenal," he said. Judging from what happened further south, "we absolutely feel fortunate that we used it when we did."
County and city officials met with other officials and decided not to close buildings early Tuesday. They were concerned the release of government workers with uptown businesses would create a traffic snarl, county spokesman Danny Diehl said.
"Nothing was mentioned about Atlanta's problems," Diehl said. "(City Manager) Ron Carlee said, 'If you start letting out government folks early with all the businesses, you'll create a real traffic problem.'
"We just didn't want everybody leaving between 1 and 3 (p.m.) and the next thing you know you've created a rush hour and kids are sleeping on school buses." The Associated Press contributed to this article.
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CNBC's Kate Rogers goes inside the world's first sneaker pawn shop created by teen Chase Reed.
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Bernie Madoff has responded to trustee representing fraud victims and defends his dead sons, Mark and Andrew, reports CNBC's Scott Cohn.
The Weather Channel's Tom Nizol predicts a lot of precipitation for the East Coast this weekend and warns of another system on Monday.
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Why former chief tax collector Harry Theoharis is running for Parliament in Greece, with CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera.
Amb. Ed Walker, Middle East Institute, provides perspective into the health of Saudi Arabia's new king.
Discussing the best way to play current market conditions, with Mary Ann Bartels, BofA Merrill Lynch, and Jeremy Zirin, UBS Wealth Management.
How a strong dollar and weak euro impact the markets, with CNBC's Bob Pisani.
CNBC's Jane Wells outlines takeaways from McDonald's post-earnings conference call.
How President Obama plans to tax the 529 college savings plan, with CNBC's Sharon Epperson and John Harwood.
The Saudis ultimately want higher oil prices, Again Capital partner John Kilduff tells CNBC after the death of King Abdullah.
Power Lunch market guests are bullish on Japan
Home prices are still rising in Chicago, but among the nation's 10 largest housing markets, price gains in the Windy City come in last.
Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass tells CNBC that falling oil prices are creating a "deflationary environment" that will force the Fed to delay a rate hike.
GE posted a rise in profit, helped by its units selling power-generating turbines and jet engines, although sales in its oil and gas unit slumped.
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CNBC's Eamon Javers reports new rules say U.S. travelers can bring back $100 worth of tobacco or alcohol, and a total of $400 of goods in total.
CNBC's Diana Olick reports from Chicago, where a brand new luxury apartment tower sold for a record $328.2 million last week.
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Hellawaits77's Half-Assed End o' The Year Thread #2
Another half-assed end of the year thread by yours truly. I don't listen to nearly as many albums as many of you. I don't see how some of you have the time (or patience, for that matter), to listen to upwards of 60-70+ albums a year. I enjoy my life too much to masturbate at my computer, listen to new album, repeat 137 times. I got around to 25ish albums. There were plenty of new albums this year where I checked out a song or 2 based on advice here, but I don't count that as listening to a whole album. Some great albums this year, some bad albums this year.
Will also chat about the top (and worst) concerts I attended this year. I only attended 15 shows this year, down from a year ago. Many bands seem to skip Canada nowadays, presumably due to the ridiculous border issues. Also, most shows in Canada are not cheap. I.E., as much as I like The Acacia Strain, I'm not paying $30 to see them, plus gas + parking. Startin' to get bad up there. So here goes...........
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Worst Concerts (or individual performances of 2012
Fortunately, there weren't many performances I couldn't stand this year. Last year, there were many potential candidates for this list, not nearly as bad this year. #5 Cage The Elephant - Orion Music + More Fest Atlantic City, NJ : June 23 Had only heard a couple CTE songs before seeing them at Orion. None of them were really my thing, but my buddy wanted to check them out, so we did. Their lead singer ruined it. They actually sounded decent, but he was just an idiot. Acted like complete idiot on stage (don't usually have a huge issue w/ that, but this was bad), and went on some huge political rants in between songs. I can't even remeber what they were about, other than it was "America fucks you this way", "America fucks you that way", blah, blah, blah. Well, if you don't like America, leave. Faggot. #4 Abigail Williams - Montreal : March 4 I've been kind of indifferent on Abigail Williams throughout their career. I respect the hell out of them for touring as much as they do, and how hard they work. I didn't care for their change in style on their latest album. I listened to one of the 42 minute songs, and that was more than enough for me. They were SO much worse live. Their set consisted of 2 (possibly 3) songs that encompassed their entire 30 minute set. It was so boring to watch them. They were lifeless, bored, and obviously just not into it. Each song sounded exactly alike, and the endless nature of each song made it worse. Thankfully the set was only 30 minutes.
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The Devil Wears Prada - Mayhem Fest Saratoga Springs : July 31 I don't think I have to really go into detail why I wouldn't like a performance by these guys, but I will. I just can't stand this style of metalcore, emocore, fagcore, whatever the fuck you wanna call it. I couldn't stand their gay-ass hair, their gay-ass clothes, their gay-ass music. Now, since it's so cool to be a hipster, these fags all said, "Hey, why don't we wear multi-colored shirts and nerdy, black-rimmed glasses? We'll be COOL!!" Fucking fags. Fucking hate hipsters. Now onto the actual performance. DREADFUL. The music is what I hated the worst, but because I hate their stupid gay-ass "style", made it even worse.
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Ematoma - Albany, NY : January 15 You're all thinking "Who the hell is Ematoma?" Same thing I said to myself when I saw these guys were opening for Biohazard in Albany. Bogie's always has a bunch of local opening bands for seemingly every show. Some of good, but the majority are local, and stay local, for a reason. The first band my Pops and I saw were another local band (their name slips my mind, maybe Dolabra?), they were actually decent. Then these assholes came on. Ugh, they were awful. Awful enough to where I'm including a local band noone here has ever heard of in this list. They played a very generic metalcore, the kind where every song sounds the same even in the studio version. Vocals were low, drums were low, just sounded awful. And the lead singer was a moron. He was hammered, and he kept telling people to "fuck each other up." Yeah, you're cool, bub. The sound/lights dudes told them when they had one song left. So they played their song, then another. Venue actually let them play another. They then tried to play ANOTHER song, to which the venue said fuck you, and shut them off 15 seconds into the song. The crowd cheered. Not for the band, but for the venue kicking their pathetic asses off stage.
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Asking Alexandria - Mayhem Fest Saratoga Srpings : July 31 I don't hate these guys individually, I just find their music incredibly annoying and dreadful. Their performance was completely lackluster, which of course exacerbates a band that you don't like. There weren't neccessarilly any parts thats made me think to myself "Wow, this is so bad", but after the performance, I actually did say to myself "Wow, that was so bad." Another reason I can;t stand these guys is they're part of that "group" of bands that kids who listen to them think, "Hey, I'm a metalhead." I.E. Black Veil Brides, Of Mice and Men, etc. Hate 'em all.
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No worries, to each his own.
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Top 10 Concerts (or performances) of 2012
#10 Deicide, Jungle Rot - March 4 : Montreal Had never really checked out JR before this show, and was very pleasently suprised at how much I enjoyed them. They were great live, I like their mixture of thrash, death, and even a mix of hardcore. Makes them fairly unique IMO. Plus, I met their lead singer, seemed like a very nice guy, and was pleased as punched when he found out we were going to film. LOL, I still gotta give them the BD. I'm so slow w/ that shit. Was nervous after JR finished, as my buddy had found out that Glen had some extreme voice issues at their show in NYC the night before, and it had been over 30 minutes since JR ended, and we had yet to see Glen. Then no sooner did he tell me that, than did I see Glen walk out of the locker room, hammered, look down from the balcony and say "Look at these fuckin Canadians." They were on stage about 10 minutes later. Show wasn't as good as their 2011 MTL show, but it was still a great one. Glen playfully ripped on Canada several times, crowd was into it, and it was a soild setlist. Jungle Rot Rise Up and Revolt Deicide Blame It On God When Satan Rules His World Sacrificial Suicide + Lunatic of God's Creation
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2/13/14-Joyce Manor? 3/13/14-Title Fight |
Call me the Lewis Black of metalsetlists.com :-)
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