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Let's face it -- it's not new. It's a method used by line chefs in restaurants around the world, but... can we mere mortals pull it off? Apparently so, according to this post, which was inspired by Martha Stewart's recipe.
"So, hey, Sexy Vegan Mama... Can you make it gluten-free and vegan?"
Gluten-free AND vegan?!
Honestly, there weren't a ton of changes to make in revamping this recipe, and some I did simply as a matter of personal taste, or for simplicity's sake. That means using sea salt and spaghetti, two different types of tomatoes, two different types of onions, and mincing the garlic, instead of slicing, because this mama doesn't have all night with a razor blade, y'know?
Anyway, here's how it went:
Gluten-Free, Vegan One-Pan Pasta
12 oz. brown rice spaghetti
6 oz. grape tomatoes, halved or quartered, depending on size
6 oz. yellow teardrop tomatoes, halved or quartered, depending on size
1/2 red onion, thinly sliced
1/2 yellow or white onion, thinly sliced
8 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 t. red pepper flakes
6 large fresh basil leaves, chopped
4 T. olive oil
1/4 t. ground black pepper
1/2 t. sea salt (I used Hawaiian red clay sea salt, but use your favorite)
4 1/2 c. water or vegetable stock
Mozzarella vegan shreds (I used Daiya Deliciously Dairy-Free) to top pasta (optional)
Shredded fresh basil leaves for garnish (optional)
You'll need a big, deep skillet -- wide enough for the spaghetti to fit in, and deep enough to prevent boil-overs.
Put all the ingredients into the skillet.
Bring it all to a rolling boil over high heat, then boil for about 9 minutes while stirring, stirring, stirring to loosen and separate the noodles.
Remove from heat and let stand for about 5 minutes before plating.
If desired, top with vegan mozzarella shreds and shredded fresh basil.


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2014 was a great year for NHD NJ! Check out the "National History Day" tab to your left to view pictures and results from the state competition.
2015's Theme is "Leadership and Legacy in History". Contest dates are live! Go check them out, and don't forget to check out the "Teacher Resource" tab for this year's theme book and rule change guide! NHD 2014 video: link - compliments of Sally Jiao, former West Windsor-Plainboro NHD student, now studying at Princeton University |
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Updated: 03/15/2008 - ... two cars collide head on, driver of one surives, wearing seatbelt, driver of other dies, not wearing seat belt.
Updated: 03/15/2008 - 27 SPORTSFIRST crews in Atlanta are reporting many local hotels and sports bars are carrying the Noon UK/Georgia game for fans unable to go to Georgia Tech's Alexander Memorial Coliseum. The game was moved to the smaller facility after Friday night's storm damaged the Georgia Dome.
Updated: 03/15/2008 - The SEC has confirmed that the University of Kentucky will play the University of Georgia at noon Saturday at Georgia Tech's Alexander Memorial Coliseum.
Updated: 03/15/2008 - The University of Kentucky's game against Georgia in the SEC Tournament was postponed Friday night after a severe storms slammed downtown Atlanta damaging the Georgia Dome.
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Posted: 03/14/2008 - Abingdon, Virginia-based coal producer Alpha Natural Resources has agreed to pay $750,000 to settle 300 water pollution cases with the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection.
Posted: 03/14/2008 - A Bourbon County woman wants lawmakers to take another look at vicious dog laws.
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So, I got CoD5:WaW and other than the usual black screen everyone loves, i've noticed that with reduced settings and such, single player is still slow where the action is, if I turn away, it speeds up. I am not sure whats going on, maybe someone can help me with settings or something. | |
I have the same problem I throught that was over heating problems of my CPu but a riend of my dad that arm custom computer told me that this game is very bad optimised for te dual core processor and that is needed a patch for the processors for make it run properly | |
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if ud give us the specs of ur pc maybe wed be able to see if its a problem with ur hardware of the game --- Cyborg112 The Legendary Hero Of Robots.. Not Changing My Sig Till My Batterie Dies... | |
I wouldn't be surprised if it needs a patch or two. On my 8800gt it will do that as well, assuming I have vsync + 4xAA enabled. So, I just decided to go with the happy medium for now, 2xAA. I think it needs further optimizing, there should be no reason for me to get less than 60 frames considering that Call of Duty 4 had perfect frame rate maxed out with 8xAA and 16xAF. And another thing I noticed is that it will freeze for a second or two when someone calls in an artillery strike, and I don't mean stutter, but I mean completely freeze. Overall I noticed a lot of technical issues with this game. And believe me, it isn't my PC. It's just this game. | |
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it's not my pc, I ran the system reqs. test and it went well above minimal. | |
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i am having the exact same problem... damn... i was so excited until now... | |
well, with the specs listed below it runs great for me, I play at 1280x1024 everything on max, 4xAA /16xAF with V-synch turned off and the games plays flawlessly , rarely when I see it dip under 35 fps, I get constant 50-60 fps even when I call an air-strike and the screens turns into a massive load of explosions., btw, I tried the game on both xp SP3 and Vista SP1, same resultes. I say this game is well optimized, not as optimized as CoD4, though. |
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I don't care what Lucie looked like (it could be all genetic by the way), her results were always bad to disappointing.
Plus, if we hold Lucie to the same standard so many of us do here for Petra; she obviously wasn't in very good condition because she plays an even more high risk game than Kvitova. Continuing with this logic, if Safarova was truly "in shape", she would know how to rally longer and wait for her opportunities, than make so many bone head decisions and plays.
Petra is much better than Safarova in this respect. So once again, having Safarova's Fitness guy is not really saying much. As a matter of fact, it's quite a disappointment, on any level.
As far as Sydney and Brisbane, I really didn't think about it much, cause I was still in shock, that this guy was all that Cernosek could come up with after such a long search. SMH
Lucie suffers 'brain disorder' just like Dani, Ana, Bojana etc. but she had great physical shape, If he can get Petra close to Lucie's form everything would be ok cause Petra would benefit from it and she doesn't have meltdowns like Dani. This time i believe Petra was correct when she said if she's healthy wins would come
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To accomplish this feat, he had put together a band of retired special forces soldiers from all over the British Commonwealth — Canadians, Kiwis, a Scot. All B.J. needed was a few million dollars. That, he said, was where I would come in.
I didn't bother to ask if he was an idiot or a con artist. I just sat there and made a long list of Miamians who I thought might give him a haystack of cash to neutralize Chávez. When we finished, B.J. requested my silence in exchange for exclusive interview rights upon the capture of the most powerful man in South America. We shook hands and he promised to keep me apprised.
Things did not work out right away. "I'm beginning to think it's my marketing style," B.J. wrote in an e-mail a few days later. "Which is, I don't have one." A member of Brigade 2506 struck B.J. as afraid. "He just wants to raise funds to build a new museum," he wrote.
For the next two weeks, B.J. fumbled his way through the town's ultra-right wing. Rejection followed rejection. Some dispatched him rudely. Others didn't trust him.
Finally, during a meeting at — where else? — the Playwright, he said he'd found a guy who would meet with him in a few months in a neutral South American country to discuss finances. He remained mum on the details.
I pictured these men rafting up on Venezuela's shores like the Dirty Dozen, only older and probably disguised in fake mustaches. They would kidnap old Hugo and force him to milk cows until his big, fat regime disintegrated into an inefficient, corrupt democracy.
B.J. seemed pleased as we raised our bottles to the plan. He had been prepared to spend months scouring the States for the necessary dough, but it took only about three weeks. I bought our last round, as I recall, and insisted on the toast. To Miami.


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Bound Stems
By: Peter Gaston
Most humans wouldn't consider themselves particularly eloquent at expressing their feelings. We turn to music, more often than not, because we envy how a certain songwriter articulates the emotions and situations that are important to us. Bound Stems aren't pining to write anyone's wedding song. Their EP, The Logic of Building the Body Plan, is indeed fraught with complexity, but not the lyrical kind. Instead, it's the sound of normal conversations -- bits and pieces of random chats, even -- set to erratic but fitting accompaniment.
On opener "Crimes and Follies," a driving, bluesy stomp backs frontman Bobby Gallivan as he lingers, unsure of a romance that's rapidly progressing beyond his control. "At the end of the night," he coos, "we're crawling up the stairs together with a secret inside." Then the track slips off into a pensive, sparse pause that mimics the situational uncertainty. "Crashed around the room, she's egging me on / Smile politely but I'm too ambitious," Gallivan relates over slow-building snare taps. "We spent the morning kissing on the floor / We entered casually but left a wreck." The meandering storytelling is even more effective on the searing "Wake Up, Ma and Pa Are Gone," which takes off around the supercharged line, "It all comes down to a moment like this / When I'm leaving for something bigger than us."
All of this emotional depth comes straight off the varsity basketball team, believe it or not: Gallivan, bassist Dan Radzicki, and guitarist Dan Fleury met as high school hoopsters, and, after a few years playing together (as a band, not in pickup games), recruited ex-Harvey Danger drummer Evan Sult and keyboardist/vocalist Janie Porche to round out the lineup. Bound Stems' first full-length, Appreciation Night, is slated for a summer 2006 release.
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I recently bought a used LG G2, its the Sprint model from the USA. The previous owner had it rooted, and flashed a stock T-Mobile rom or might have been a custom T-Mobile rom.... needless to say, the model of the phone changed to D801 (the T-Mobile Variant).
So when I use LGFLASHTOOL to flash the Sprint *.tot file, it gives me an error message stating that the hardware model does not match the software I am trying to install, because the phone basically now thinks its a D801. The phone, however is the LS980 from Sprint. As well, *#06# is giving me a "null" IMEI. The previous owner never gave me the box ,so I don't even know the IMEI number for the phone. I'm really frustrated having bought the phone and now can't even use the stock firmware. Does anyone know how I can put the sprint firmware back on using the kdz method ? Or perhaps how I can override LGFLASHTOOL to flash the Sprint *.tot without it checking the hardware.
Please help, I'm out a lot of money if I can't figure this out. BTW the phone is no longer rooted, and keeps resetting itself. I had reflashed the stock T-Mobile rom because he told me it was tmobile (really was his own custom t-mobile rom) so now i dont even have TWRP on or root.
Again, the phone constantly turns on and off and I'm desperately seeking help. Thanks in advance.
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Dear Dr. V,
Ten years ago at a family reunion, I met a first cousin I hadn't seen since we were kids. We developed a strong friendship that became a relationship. We started having sex and fell in love with each other.
Over the years, we lost contact and went on with our lives. But we recently saw each other again at my dad's funeral, and those feelings are still there. We don't know what to do because our family would be devastated and wouldn't understand. Please give me advice.
– Tony B.
Dear Tony,
It might not just be your relatives who wouldn't understand – in some states, it's illegal for first cousins to marry. And if you had kids, they would have a slightly higher risk of birth defects.
It's common to feel connected with blood relatives, but throw cold water on this before it goes any further. You've just been through a major trauma: the loss of a parent. You might be dealing with all kinds of strong and conflicting emotions. Perhaps these feelings for your cousin are your way of reaching out for a life preserver.
This is a hard situation, but the only way out is to face it head on. Take time to get over this, as you would the end of any other relationship. It may be difficult and even painful, but that won't last forever. You'll come out better, stronger and ready for the good that's surely coming your way.
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I have to work overtime every month to support an ungrateful wife with three kids from a previous marriage. I don't want to put them out on the street, but I hate my life. I've been married eight years and have wanted out for the last two. Help!
– Nile E.
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You sound pretty miserable. Why are you wasting time writing to me instead of visiting a lawyer? My guess is you either want my OK to get divorced… or maybe some part of you wants to save your marriage.
So, if you're asking for permission to free yourself, permission granted. But freedom means taking responsibility for your actions, not escaping them. Depending on where you live, you still may face legal and financial obligations to your wife and kids.
However you resolve this could echo in your future too: The whole rotten cycle could start again, leaving you just as miserable with someone new. Hooray.
Before you take that final step – divorce – some serious introspection is called for, and maybe some couples' counseling. Have you exhausted all communication with your wife? What makes you say she's ungrateful? Would you feel any different if other members of the family pitched in more? Do you think she'd be willing to put in the effort to make things work again? Are you?
Either way, try to lay off martyring yourself – you'll feel better.
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I'm bisexual and in love with a woman I started dating two years ago. We dated a man together, but he pushed me out of the relationship and married her. She wants me to stick around as a friend, but I want to move back to my home state. I'm confused about what to do.
– Candy P.
Dear Candy,
This guy couldn't have pushed you out without your ex's consent. She didn't choose you, yet she wants you to stick around as a "friend." Come on! She must know you're in love with her, and she doesn't seem to care about how you might be hurting. You guys were in a relationship already, so it's not like you're sitting on some massive secret crush.
You're on the right track, thinking you should get out of Dodge. Time may heal all wounds, but a little physical (and emotional) distance never hurt either. Eventually, you'll be able to recognize what you needed to learn from this relationship so you can move into the next chapter of your life with a light and open heart.
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Dear Dr. V,
How long after the death of his wife should a man date again?
– Irene D.
Dear Irene,
Unlike with sandwiches and swimming, there are no hard and fast rules for how long one should wait between death and dating. Grief is one of the most complex human emotions, involving a whole gamut of feelings, memories and personal issues.
I'm not sure what end of the situation you're on: Are you pining after a bereaved man? A daughter concerned about her father? Or maybe you're receiving advances from a recent widower and question
his character?
Wherever you stand, the answer is the same: It depends. When we lose someone we really love, part of us is always grieving – we learn to integrate that into the greater whole of who we are and move on. He might be ready in a few months, a year or never.
There's no right or wrong here. Just as I can't assume which part you're playing in this situation, you can't assume anything about what's right for this particular guy.
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Dear Dr. V,
Every time I go out with my husband, I feel uncomfortable. He stares at women to the point where they have no choice but to stare back at him. Many of them see this as flirting, so they start smiling at him and such. It's like he has to have this attraction from other women.
I can understand looking, but this seems strange and is irritating. I've asked him why he does this, and he'll say it's just my imagination. What do you make of it?
– Julie R.
Dear Julie,
So when you're out with your hubby, he's like one of those old-timey cartoon animals whose eyes bug out with an AWOOGA! sound every time a lady walks by?
I'm glad you say you can understand him looking, because both women and men notice when an attractive human being walks by – it's just part of who we are as animals. But what you're talking about sounds downright aggressive, not to mention obnoxious.
Your husband is deliberately acting out and dismissing your concerns. That kind of thing is usually a sign of a deeper problem that needs to be addressed.
What has been going on (or not) in your relationship since this became an issue? Reflect on other disagreements or conflicts that have cropped up in the recent past. Do any connections seem apparent?
If you're both open to it, taking a counselor's couch for a spin might be helpful. Either way, I'll suggest what I usually do for couples who need to talk: Try to remain empathetic, open and calm with each other, and don't expect to fix everything in one conversation.
In the meantime, you could always turn around, smile and wave to whomever he's making gaga eyes at. Man, I'd love to see that.
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Dear Dr. V,
I'm in a relationship because we had a baby together. We've had our ups and downs, but we're trying to work things out for the sake of our son, and we love each other.
He's the main provider, so I know he's under a lot of stress. He likes to drink when he's socializing, and that bothers me very much! He has days when he just wants to hang out with the boys, which makes me think he doesn't want to be with the love of his life.
I don't know if I should deal with it and see what happens or let him go before I get angrier and say something I shouldn't.
– Esther C.
Dear Esther,
Whoa, back up a second. You're with this guy not because you love him, but because you had a baby together – yet you expect him to view you as the "love of his life"?
I respect that you want to provide the best home you can for your son, and of course it's possible for you two to grow closer together and learn how to support and love each other. But you need to figure out what's really bothering you.
If it's the fact that he wants some time to himself or to hang out with the guys, that's fine. You should give yourself some space too. Maybe you can make an arrangement for your man to watch the baby so you can have a ladies' night out with your friends.
But if his drinking is the problem, that can be a deal-breaker. Is he always drinking and making you and your son miserable as a result? If yes, then he's an alcoholic, and that's your major problem.
If you're caught in the abusive cycle of loving an alcoholic, a good place for you to start helping yourself might be Al-Anon, a free, anonymous support group for people in your situation.
Whatever you decide to do, make sure your little boy is growing up in a loving, safe environment. I think you'd enjoy feeling safe and loved too.
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What did you make your pemmican out of? I use venison/squirrel, pork fat, and cranberries. I vacuum seal a bar of that w/ 3 bars of hardtack (in a seperate chamber). I have 10 in dry storage that is about 4 years old and is still good. Overall I have about 6 months supply for four people.
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Hi Gus, I made pemmican with dried beef, coconut oil, olive oil, nuts, dates, raisins, and salt. But I want to adjust the recipe because it gets too runny at room temp. The coconut oil I used was extra-virgin and has a strong coconut flavor, too strong to use alone. My next batch I'll use either non-aromatic coconut oil, lard, or a combination of both, and omit the olive oil.
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Take a look at where your email sign-up call-to-action appears and, if it's below the fold, test making it more prominent and see what kind of a boost in conversion rate you see.
One key to a successful email marketing program is list growth; you want to be adding new people to your list, preferably via opt-in, on an ongoing basis. Here's a quick case study on how a small change yielded big results.
Last year I began working with a new client. First up: an audit of their email acquisition program. The analysis turned up a number of things, but there was one simple thing that I noticed right away.
The call-to-action to sign up for email was at the bottom right of the page, below the fold (see the wireframe layout below).
As a business-to-consumer e-commerce company, the primary mission of the client's website is to generate revenue. That's why they "buried" the email sign-up call-to-action, opting to put product information in the "prime real estate" above the fold. Visitors who didn't scroll past the fold didn't see it; and even those who did quite likely missed it.
Now, here's the thing about scrolling: people do scroll more today than they did back in 1995. When the World Wide Web was new, scrolling was rare - most people were relatively new to reading content online and they didn't necessarily realize that you could scroll.
Fast forward to 2013. Just about everyone is comfortable reading online and scrolling is no longer a foreign concept. But, in my experience, the part of the web page that appears "above the fold" is still your prime real estate. Just because people can scroll doesn't mean that they will.
And you certainly don't want them to have to scroll to look for your email sign-up. No matter what the primary goal of your website is, the secondary goal should be to entice people to provide you with their email address. This gives you the opportunity to build a relationship with them and, hopefully, pull them back to your website in the future to fill out a lead generation form, make a purchase, view advertising, or whatever you need them to do to boost your bottom line.
So, my hypothesis for the first test was that we could increase email list growth by moving the existing email sign-up call-to-action (same copy, same design) up above the fold (so that visitors would see it without scrolling).
The only concern the client had with this test was the potential impact on revenue. If we devote less of the "prime real estate" above the fold to messages that generated revenue directly, wouldn't revenue suffer? Would the value of the additional email addresses gathered make up for any loss?
We did an A/B split test comparing the control (above) to a test page (below), where the email sign-up call-to-action was moved to the top of the right column, above the fold. Everything else about the call-to-action - the offer, the incentives, the copy, the design - remained exactly the same.
The result? The test generated a 30 percent increase in email sign-up conversion rate. Just by moving it to a more prominent place on the page, we got a boost in list growth.
Even better - we didn't see a decrease in revenue generated by this page. In fact, the test page generated 27 percent more revenue than the control. So not only is the client's email list growing more quickly, so is their bottom line, thanks to this small change.
This was just the first step toward improving this client's email acquisition. But it was so simple. Take a look at where your email sign-up call-to-action appears and, if it's below the fold, test making it more prominent and see what kind of a boost in conversion rate you see.
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I used it to pass time on two very long trips and it made them fly past, the first leg of 13 hours I was almost disappointed to arrived as it meant I had to put a hold to listening to the book
What can I say I was blown away at how average ..... it was simple mindless ranting. thought he was smart with the very regular use of the c and f word… I don't mind smart swearing but it was just terrible
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Dictionary definition of etatism or statism perfectly fits Mr Orban's
"Sovereignty is vested not in the people but in the national state, and that all individuals and associations exist only to enhance the power, the prestige, and the well-being of the state. The concept of statism, which is seen as synonymous with the concept of nation, and corporatism repudiates individualism and exalts the nation as an organic body headed by the Supreme Leader and nurtured by unity, force, and discipline"
kaboca, visit Mr Melas on the dry side of Maui.
kaboca: "The mammut (west) companies paying no tax at all, now they forced to pay 2-4% and they ran to cry about it the the EU. So where is the fair game with the smaller Hungarian companies?"
How can you believe this bullshitting of fidesz? How???
Those "mammut companies" are paying more personal income tax and social security contribution after a senior officer than the owners of "smaller Hungarian companies". You know, a marketing manager at such a firm earns cca. (gross) 1 Mio HUF per month, while the owner of the "smaller Hungarian company" declares himself earning the minimum salary (cca. 75,000 HUF) because "smaller Hungarian" enterpreneurs hate to pay tax and usually hate to respect the law.
Anyway, I agree with you at least partially: that's what happened after 1988 and in the early nineties, under the Nemeth and Antall governments, i.e. selling out the national property was the worst thing ever happened to Hungary (at least since Mohács).
Shame on people like Professor Sarkozy (not Nicolas but Tamas) who prepared this crime against Hungary with their so called company transformation laws. And shame on everybody who took part at the "spontaneous privatisation". Nothing like this has happened since the neoacquistica commissio. Szabadrablás in Hungarian. (Free robbery or something)
before I got on board.
"The recession made the MSZP think and act different" yeah they have stole more and got more IMF money.
They didnt even see the recession coming,neither made any acting behalf of the country.
better got your number correct, Tamas89, U cannot even make compensation since u just born the day when it started. that time 20 FT was enough too eat , for a coke and some icescream. try that today:
I made about 30-40.000 in the 90's when a flat cost less the a million. now go and do the math.
I hope they still teach it at school. my english is rusty,but sharks dont care ;-))
Pëlä 'o ia i mälama ai i kona mau po'e känaka.
Re: socialist party.
They are shell-shocked now. Their implosion caused the Tyrant to
grab power. When in power, they did not clamp down on corruption
in their/governmental ranks. But let me remind you that there was
only 1 conviction in court, and perhaps 4 hanging cases only.
This is despite the fact that there was and are overwhelming
Fidesz/extreme right wing sympathy among the prosecutors.
(and now we have a Chief Prosecutor for Life - officially for 9 years, but you need a 2/3 majority to replace him after 9 years,
so now we have, again, an ex-Fidesz hack there).
So Fidesz made a huge propaganda war against the Socialists based
on about 5 cases.
Another thing I do not understand. In Hungary, anybody can be arrested and kept in detention by prosecutors for FOUR years
without having a trial!! What about European human rights?
EUROPEAN people, wake up!! You can see your sad future if
you do not act against this DICTATORSHIP in Hungary.
The bad example of fascism will spread again in Europe, like
in the 1920's. (Horthy in Hungary preceded Mussolini in Italy)
Navracsics's words about the former governor parties are mainly untrue, however aren't even worth mention. Just to see clear the bad economic situation in Hungary. The story started around 2000, when Fidesz was the governor party. They started spending huge amount of money mainly on welfare spenings. This went on until 2008 under the governor MSZP. This caused twin deficit, and a huge national debt (80% of GDP right now). So that's the truth, both parties were light-minded. So in Hungary the crises has two reasons: a local and a global. The recession made the MSZP think and act different. The 2009-2010 cabinet was responsible, carried out prosperous crisis management, put the economy on a growing orbit, decreased budget deficit etc.
Now, Fidesz acts different. Their policy is dangerous, and against the rule of law on many fields, mentioned in the article.
I'm very worried. I'm 21 years old, was born in '89, I grew up in democracy - effective or not, but DEMOCRACY. Now, it's endangered. Not formally, of course. Hungary will remain democracy, but the way how it's governed won't be the rule of law, instead the rule of power. So here we are: I love my country, but I'm leaving after graduation. Why? I'm not able to live in a totalitarian country. "Emigration because of political reasons." Sounds rankling in 2010, in an EU-member state.
Too many brainwashed provocator on this side.
The only thruth was said by szoci, One Of Huns and HungarianJew.
The rest of them have no idea about what is really is going on here.
@mu_hu i fell sorry u dont make more money at the bank u work for, u only make a salary of a dishwasher.
maybe u should ask where all the profit goes, hee..
Anyway my friend was studied hard and get to the top, so I dont think the goverment should to penalize him for stdudy and work hard. That would be so communist, right??
We never asked for the whole profit from the banks and multi ,right. and you where totally abset about.
Altough you forgopt those money should missing from our budget to paying schools,hospitals , police, and even 100 thousends romas. (just because we are so antisemitic)
No ones really get the points always got hung upon one little thing, but never the whole.
I strongly recommend read again what szoci and On of Huns wrote to get what is reality and what is that U beleive is truth.
What else we chould have to do? Go the way Greece and Ireland went??
They received an enormous amunt of money and a next day Moody's turn them down just make it much more harder to survive. (The bankers gonna get there bonus dont worry)
A couple of months and the whole bank system will collapse. People are not stupid.
And I believe government should bring laws and not bankers and multis.
"mh_hu wrote:
Dec 17th 2010 4:10 GMT
One last remark: why does everybody assume, that whoever does not support Fidesz, automatically supports the socialist?"
Yes! You are absolutely right. Please support me! :-)
On a bit more serious way: if you live in Hungary, you need to know that we did not have a real "revolution" in 1989. So, the members and supporters (collaborators) of the "socialist" regime live among us with high salaries and personal properties, with their stolen fortune, in comfortable chairs. They could convert their old political power into economic and financial power (on not legal and ethical way) because, again, there was no real revolution in 1989. And, based on their money, they could be politicians again, but "democratic" politicians now, from MSZMP into MSZP, SZDSZ and a few ones to MDF...
At the same time, the vast (but more ethical) part of the Hungarian population became the loser of the changes and are in very-very difficult economical situations... They did not have a chance to get just a small socialist state factory for peanuts in 1989 (in opposite to Gyurcsány, and others).
This is an antagonistic and never ending conflict between these two masses of people, independently from the name of the actual political parties.
There are just two solutions:
1. Hangings (this is not a European way...) or
2. very hard calling to account and aggressive supplanter process.
Orban is working on the second way because he is European (and I agree with him).
This is why, there is no third way.
"tibi74 wrote:
One of Huns@: Great news that Moody's and The Economist are not reference for you. The problem is that they are reference for those who lend us money."
No. It's just a huge claptrap.
Investors are far more thorough and precise before their risky decisions regarding their own money...
Moody's and the others just would like to be reference...
As the best case, they can be a kind of "indicators" with (highly) limited liability. Maybe.
But if you look at Greece, Ireland and the others nowadays, then Moody,s, Fitch, The Economist, etc. can close their doors immediately.
Meteorologists can provide much better forecast then these "economy experts"... Amateurs... (Or, this is the intentional scenario!!!)
On the other hand, you are right (I wrote it as well): Hungarian economy is highly exposed to foreign influences. We really need external market. This is why, we need to have correct relation to our foreign partners (investors) but we do not need to be their prostitutes. Hungary is for Hungarians but anybody else is welcome if his/her approach is cooperative but not dominant.
If this is populism, yes. Democracy is a kind of populism...
Regarding Orban-Hitler comparison and other stupid comments about dictatorship in this topic are really funny. Just relax, go to bed guys, maybe it is too late now...
Your article described in a strange way what FIDESZ headed by Mr Orban realy does in Hungary right now. After elections in April this year they inherited chaos and hate without any cooperation between leaders and people.
Their herited economy with a disaster same to the communist era. Gyurcsanyi who was a KGB agent and a potcommunist criminal robbed the country and incrised all taxes. All Gyurcsanyi govement had off-shore companies outside the EU. The income of Hungary in last 7-8 years became the privite income based on frauds and crooks.
Hungary was in the situation of turning from Democracy into a Gyucsanyia dictatorship. The EU noticed it and helped Hungary not to fall in the hand of Gyurcsanyi and his gangs hand.
HungarianJew, stop wasting the bandwidth with this nonsense. It's obvious you're just either a second-hand, class C agent provocateur or a nutcase. Or both.
I am full with persons like Megfigyelo or viktator both antisemitic and antidemocratic haters, both Hungarian haters.
Hitler's actions were not noticed in time, and we know how much damage that did. But in 2011, I realy hope the 'allied forces' won't make the same mistake and not dig their heads in the sand... the later, the more the damage. If the EU is a family, it should help the fallen children.
One last remark: why does everybody assume, that whoever does not support Fidesz, automatically supports the socialist? Maybe because ORban has said: "you are either with us, or against us" and "the nation cannot be in opposition" when they did not rule?
Dear Sirs,
Your article described in a correct way what FIDESZ headed by Mr Orban realy does in Hungary right now. After grabbing the power in April this year using old Leninist strategy to create chaos and refusing to co-operate in any way with the old Socialist government even at the expense of the people and the country - now they have taken all commanding post of the county from the top to the buttom.
Their economic strategy consist of robbing leading foreign investors (crises taxes) and as well as their own people off their private property (private pensions) by the power of the state in order to get all these money to direct to supporting fanatics and friend of Hungarian capitalists.
Hungary is in the situation of turning from Democracy into a dictatorship. The EU must notice it and do not let Hungarian civil people down!
I see. So the communist conspiracy against the Dear Leader has infiltrated the ranks of The Economist...
Re szoci:
brain wash is total now. nobody prays for the socialists. meaningful, educated hungarians especially if they familiar with macro economics and/or political science are clsoe to commit suicide.
those who are able to unfold the essence out of the mass we got from the LEADER and his staff's pep talk can see clearly that this way the country is running forward ends up in a mssive stone wall. and the knock will be very, very painfull.
just one example - and let's not talk about the stealing of my OWN pension fund or personal saving as you may wish and similar thing of minority interest - let us talk about the arogant approach towards the international wc investors. About 1.5 million people are employed by foreign companies and basically only this 1.5 million people puts food into the mouth of the rest 8.5 million. why? because they get their salary to bank account, not to the pocket and significant part of them are not employed on the possible lowest rate. it is true enough that more or less they are on a long lasting tax holiday, but at least they pay the legal burdens after their employees. and beleive it or not, this amount was significantly higher in 2008 than the total company tax amount the so much praised to the skies hungarian s&m entrepreneur sector paid to the budget.
democracy is a utopia. all this is about the money. you can be a lound, big hun with an empty belly or a normal global burgess who lives well from the money of forigners you get for your work.
I wonder who wrote this and the linked article about Hungary. Why dose not he /she give his/her name to it?
These articles are amazingly echoing the cries and propaganda of the post-communist MSZP opposition party and ex SZDSZ. The main problem with these criticisms is that it is purpose is not in the interest of the country or a major group of the population but the interest of a small group of the post-communist elite who wants to regain its power, preferably by overthrowing the government as soon as possible. They do this with every means from day one since FIDESZ took power. (FIDESZ is not right wing party, the right wing party is the JOBBIK which is not in the government, it is in opposition).
From the past 62 years since 1948 up to 2010, for 54 years communists MSZMP and post-communists MSZP ruled Hungary. It meant 42 years oppression, totalitarianism, communist, one party system and 12 years semi oppression, corruption, moral and economic collapse of the country. They sold out the country readily to the Soviet Union or to the Wets equally willingly if that was the way to stay in power. Those who are now the leaders of the "democratic" MSZP like Ferenc Gyurcsány, Peter Kiss, Laszló Kovács, Ildikó Lendvai, Gyula Horn etc., just to mention a few were the leaders of the MSZMP. This communist and post-communist elite led this country to the brink of collapse several times in 56, in 89 and just recently 2008. They were the ones who ran, sustained the totalitarian system. Interestingly that time they did not protest and cry for democracy. These people had no problem with the communist system and the lack of democracy at that time (before 1990) because they were the dictatorship themselves.
On the contrary Viktor Orbán criticized them when it was not a life insurance to do so.
When the cold war was over by the collapse of the Soviet Union and the communist system, the Hungarian communist just did not want to accept and acknowledged that game is over, they lost, so the cold war just continued in Hungary and it looks like still does. So, after 1989, the ex communists managed to regain and maintain their power the most effectively and successfully among the post-communist countries. They managed to keep most of the influential positions, control the media and basically they had a grip on the country with their well-established connections for two decades.
The majority of the people felt that it is not a real change of system when exactly the same people want to fix and lead the country to prosperity who supposedly had lost and had been proven to stand for an unjust bankrupt political and economical system, who were the fundamental cause of the poor standard of living, who ruined and mismanaged the country. Despite all of that they still had a chances to prove that they can do good for this country, but they proved they are no better in "building" the capitalist system than as they were in building the communism, because they are only good at grabbing and keeping power and maintain their privileges, serve the interest of this small post communist elite. This group has never been the protector of the people or the nation. Moreover these post-communist just inherited the voting base by seemingly maintaining its leftist commitment and image, although they become the biggest capitalists and supporters of the capitalists and capitals, neither they deeds nor they principles has anything to do with leftist ideas. With many very talented and influence intellectuals writers, economists, university professors, sociologists, philosopher etc., they have been the main opinion forming power in Hungary. They voice is much louder than their actual share of the population. As word acrobats they could easily mislead many who longs for social justice. As they have been doing it for more or less 62 years.
A final note: in Hungary never had any independent institution under any government especially not under the communists and post-communist, what the FIDESZ does now is nothing compares to what they have done even just during the last 20 years. So, what is this big uproar now.
Having said that all, I am thinking what kind of benefit Hungary or her people can have from this article. Probably, this is wants to be an eye opener that in Hungary the democracy is in danger and the post communists should save this country from dictatorships. One thing is for sure, they know the best from first hand experience what dictatorship is, needless to say not as its victims but as who mastered it, that is why they should keep quiet now.
Maybe to gain respect and appreciation of The Economist, the FIDESZ should appoint post-communists (let's say Ildiko Lendvai) to the presidency and other post communist to the media and the government.
@HungarianJew - I'm sure you'er pulling our leg! You can't be serious,
@HungarianJew Are you joking?
Before leaving, I should recall to "-geza" and others, that in 2006 the violence was started not by the police but by those rightist elements who - not without implicit (and not that implicit) stimulation from Orban - wanted to change forcefully the constitutional order. The police was defending the state as it had to do. I admit that they were in some cases more brutal than they had to be, although mostly when they had to act for self-defense. It is simply not true that they were "shooting" at the people - occasionally, in a few cases they used rubber-bullets. There is only a single established case when that - unfortunately - caused long-lasting harm, while hundreds of policemen were hospitalized, many of them will never fully recover of the injuries got in 2006.
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Why one editor won't run any more op-eds by the Heritage Foundation's top economist - A reply to Paul Krugman on state taxes and job growth made some incorrect claims
Why we 'stave off' colds - It all started with wine
The New Republic, then and now - Tallying the staff turnover at the overhauled magazine
Why serious journalism can coexist with audience-pleasing content - Legacy media organizations should experiment with digital platforms while continuing to publish hard news
Email blasts from CJR writers and editors
The rise of feelings journalism (TNR)
"Bloom engaged in an increasingly popular style of writing, which I've discussed on my blog before, which I call "feelings journalism." It involves a writer making an argument based on what they imagine someone else is thinking, what they feel may be another person's feelings. The realm of fact, of reporting, has been left behind."
Things a war correspondent should never say (WSJ)
"The correspondent retelling war stories surely knows that fellow correspondents had faced the same dangers or worse"
The joyful, bloody media circus of bringing down Brian Williams (Bloomberg)
"In the media, we eat our own for sport"
On WaPo trying to interview a cow (National Journal)
"'I wasn't milked on the White House lawn by a strange man,' The Washington Post—the venerable institution that would later come to break the Watergate scandal and win 48 Pulitzers—quoted her, a farm animal, as saying"
Greg Marx discusses democracy and news with Tom Rosenstiel of the American Press Institute
CJR's Guide to Online News Startups
ACEsTooHigh.com – Reporting on the science, education, and policy surrounding childhood trauma
Who Owns What
The Business of Digital Journalism
A report from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Questions and exercises for journalism students.