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Thailand shock European champions Serbia in straight sets
Thailand scored an upset victory over Serbia in the first match of Sunday's action in Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan, May 20, 2012 – Thailand surprised European champions Serbia with a straight-sets victory (25-19, 25-17, 25-20) on the second day of action in the FIVB Women's World Olympic Qualifying Tournament at Tokyo Metropolitan Gym on Sunday. Both teams have a 1-1 record.
Onuma Sittirak led four Thai players in double-digits with a match-high 19 points. Pleumjit Thinkaow and Malika Kanthong each had three aces and 12 points apiece, while Wilavan Apinyapong contributed 10. Milena Rasik topped Serbia with nine points.
Serbia held a 13-6 advantage in the blocks category but Thailand led 9-3 in serving aces.
The Thais displayed great energy and organization on the way to the surprise victory, blocking and serving strongly. Serbia appeared to come out flat and never got going, committing several unforced errors.
Thailand moved out to a 5-2 lead at the outset of the opening set following a spike by Kanthong and Serbia called a timeout. Milena Rasic delivered a spike for Serbia following the break to make it 5-3 and the Europeans equalized at 5-5 shortly thereafter. A poor serve by Jovana Brakocevic gave Thailand an 8-7 lead at the first TTO, but a dink by Jovana Vesovic leveled the scores at 11-11. With Serbia up 13-11, Thailand took a timeout. An Onuma spike tied the seesaw affair again at 14-14, but Serbia led 16-15 at the second TTO following a reception error by Thailand. A service ace by Onuma put Thailand in front 18-16, while a spike by Kanthong made it 20-17 and Serbia called a timeout. Wilavan's spike made it 22-19 as Thailand closed in on the set. She followed with a nifty dink for 23-19. A misplayed reception error by Serbia gave Thailand setpoint and they finished it 25-19 with a spike.
Serbia was in front 8-6 at the first TTO, but the two sides remained close until a reception error by Serbia gave Thailand a 12-9 edge. An Onuma spike put Thailand ahead 16-10 at the second TTO. A beautiful reverse dink by Tomkom Nootsara made it 17-11, while Hyapha Amporn placed a crosscourt spike perfectly off an option play to put the Thais 20-15 up. At 22-15, Serbia took a timeout. A spike by Onuma gave the Thais setpoint at 24-16 and they took the set 25-17 on a spike by Thinkaow.
The third set went back and forth early on with Thailand going up 5-4 on a block by Hyapha and 8-5 at the first TTO. Thailand called timeout at 9-7. Tijana Malesevic sent a spike long to put Thailand up 13-8 and Serbia called a timeout. Thailand was up 16-10 at the second TTO. An Onuma spike made it 21-15 as Thailand edged closer to taking the match. Serbia took four of the next six points to close to 23-19, but Thailand ended it 25-20.
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Control Points is the "main" game type of Team Fortress 2, composing 4 of the original 6 maps. The game revolves around capturing and defending various control points.
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Control Points are captured by standing on top of them. The speed at which a control point is captured depends on how many players from the capturing team are present on the point: two BLU players capturing a RED point will capture that point faster than only one BLU player would. Scouts count as two players, as do Soldiers and Demomen wielding the Pain Train. There is a limit on how fast a Control Point can be captured (see Control point timing).
If players from both teams are on the same, unlocked control point, that point is said to be contested, which means no progress is made toward the point changing team control. When players from the offensive team are removed from the point all of their progress is lost gradually over time, not immediately.
Reverting capture
When a point is neutral and both teams are trying to capture it captures can be reverted. If a team begins, but does not finish, to capture a neutral point and then is driven off, when the other team begins to capture that point they will first have to "revert" the progress that the first team made before they can begin to make progress of their own.
- Disguised Spies cannot block a capture if they are disguised as the team capturing the point, and cannot capture a point if they are disguised as the enemy team.
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Game modes
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Standard Control Point
Standard Control Point (or Linear Control Point) maps play symmetrically. Both teams start with an equal number of two controlled points and a central point that starts out controlled by neither team. The team that captures all the points wins. Standard control point maps will go into Sudden death (or Stalemate) if no team captures all the points before times runs out. Control points close to a team's spawn point are captured more quickly by the enemy team.
Attack/Defend maps play asymmetrically. RED begins with all the points in their control. BLU wins if it captures all of RED's points. Points may only be captured in a set order (though some maps, such as Gravel Pit and Steel, may make exceptions). RED wins if it prevents BLU from capturing all points before the timer expires. Points captured by BLU are typically locked and cannot be taken back.
Attack/Defend maps can come in various styles:
Style | Description | Examples |
Linear single-stage | BLU must capture all control points in a set order. | Gorge, Mountain Lab |
Linear multi-stage | BLU must capture a set of control points in a set order to move to the next stage. Reaching the final stage and suceeding is required to ultimately win the map. If BLU fails to win a stage, then the map is reset to stage 1 and the teams switch. | Dustbowl, Egypt |
Pyramid-style | BLU must capture three points. The first two points may be captured in any order. Once both points are captured, the final point is unlocked. | Gravel Pit, Junction |
Centralized-style | BLU's objective is to capture the central control point. There is another set of control points available, one of which is open for capture at a time in a set order. Capturing these auxillary points makes it easier to capture the final point. | Steel |
Medieval-style | Similar in principle to pyramid-style, with the main difference being that the initial points reset to RED's ownership after a length of time. | DeGroot Keep |
- See also: List of maps
Control point maps carry the cp_ prefix; community maps are identified with italic font.
Standard Control Point
Map | File Name | |
5Gorge | cp_5gorge | |
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Badlands | cp_badlands |
Coldfront | cp_coldfront | |
Fastlane | cp_fastlane | |
Freight | cp_freight_final1 | |
Granary | cp_granary | |
Well | cp_well | |
Yukon | cp_yukon_final |
Map | File Name | |
Degroot Keep | cp_degrootkeep | |
Dustbowl | cp_dustbowl | |
Egypt | cp_egypt_final | |
Error creating thumbnail: Unable to run external programs, passthru() is disabled.
Gorge | cp_gorge |
Gravel Pit | cp_gravelpit | |
Junction | cp_junction_final | |
Mann Manor | cp_manor_event | |
Mountain Lab | cp_mountainlab | |
Steel | cp_steel |
See also
- Territorial Control, a game mode featuring a dynamic Standard Control Point map that changes depending on which team wins each round.
- King of the Hill, a game mode that utilizes a single Control Point.
- Arena, a game mode that utilizes a Control Point as a secondary objective.
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Wow all looks so amazing incredible to think walking around Hitchin one day and the Rio the next !!!! That is what life is all about great blog keep them coming !!! Martin and Teodora
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but first let me tell you about where are staying... it is in santa teresa an old bohemian part of rio with very varied architecture built on a very steep hill and is a cultural and historical heart of Rio de Janeiro with a labyrinth of cobbled streets and steps and famous for the tiled steps of ladeiras which are constantly being added to. our only disappointment is that the trams are not working as apparently the bone shaking experience of going up hill on them is one to be remembered.
the older gated mansions were built for the cocoa plantation owners and our guest house is probably one, so we have a beautiful gated garden which the owner insists we lock everytime we venture in or out. we also noticed a lot of the shops and newer houses are all behind very high metal fences.
so our trip began with a walk down the steps of laderias which are indeed very interesting and colourful, into lapa, an area famous for the night life, samba and drinking. after eventually managing to get the cash machine working we realised we should have learnt some portugese as very few people or cash machines speak english here and our hope of the language being very similar to spanish were soon dashed.
the next task was getting a bus to stop, apparently waiting at a bus stop and knowing the number you need does not equal getting on one. locals were almost throwing themselves in front of them to no avail..and luckily after missing two, one such local did manage to get number 107 to stop for us, to enjoy a hair raising ride to sugar loaf mountain.
there are two cable car rides to the top and the views are worth every moment. the first stop with bars and restaurants gives awesome views over the rio harbour, the corcovado and the airport and as you go higher up the second ride gives you views over copacabana bay.
we seemed to spend ages looking over the city as with so much to see it was compulsory we also saw the helicopter land and take off for the city tours and loads of planes circle around the harbour and into land.
a short bus ride later with heavy traffic making this one less scary, we arrived on copacabana beach. it was fantastic to just walk along the sands and play in the waves, in the heat of the day thinking of barry manilows song.....wow we are here...!! seeing these places is so special to me i love it..i think robin does too but quietly...he got his socks and trainers soaked while trying to video me paddling in the waves..hehe..
we had a quick walk in the town to buy some more sun cream and then walked through the park to ipanema. [Robin: The bay around Ipanema was surrounded by awesome hills and mountains, a perfect back drop, whilst out to sea were a number of interesting and varied islands which I felt made this beach feel more welcoming. Both beaches had a mass of flood lights all the way along them. Would be interesting to see them at night. Our arrival on Ipanema was clearly after the schools had finished as it would appear that all the youngsters go onto the beaches as soon as they get home - a tough life. Enjoy your winter folks.] I prefered this beach not sure why really, perhaps smaller, cuter, younger with more palm trees..... but one thing for sure the water was colder...!! after a short walk I realised I did need to cover up, my shoulders were begining to feel hot..
we left ipanema on the metro and straight back to gloria, the station nearest to santa teresa. after a steep walk up steps and cobbled streets back to the guest house we enjoyed an evening walk to a very nice restaurant with balcony and seats overlooking the hills and houses of santa teresa, drinking "sex on the beach"...which interestingly was the only thing on the menu actually stated in english.
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Robin: Shortly after we went to sleep I was awoken by the sound of fire engine sirens. Looking out of our bedroom window a house 100m down the round was on fire. Flames were beginning to come through the roof, even before the emergency vehicles had battled their way up the steep hillsides where we are staying. The inevitable crowd gathered. Hopefully no one was injured. Meanwhile Annie, complete with eye mask and ear plugs (did I mention I snored), blissfully slept through it all (must have been the 'Sex on the Beach' - well she did have two!) And this morning we both watched an entire sun rise at 6:15, truely another awesome day beckons...
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The commitment of the European Ministers of Justice in the fight against terrorism is an encouraging sign, for it witnesses to the will of the Council of Europe's member States not to resign themselves to the blackmail of unacceptable and unjustifiable violence.
Pope John Paul II has not shrunk from calling terrorism "a true crime against humanity" (Message for World Day of Peace 2002, n. 4).
International cooperation to heal this open, bleeding wound in the side of contemporary humanity is of capital importance and is coordinated at different levels.
The participants of this Conference are directly responsible for
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Important proposals will certainly result from our debates, as is already borne out by the constructive report that you yourself have presented, Mr President.
In this report, you stressed a fundamental point: that the elimination of terrorism must be carried out "with total respect for the international norms on human rights". In this regard, we note with pleasure the adoption last year by the Committee of Ministers of the Guidelines on Human Rights and Combating Terrorism, an essential tool that sets out the conditions for its legitimate combat. The end never justifies the means: the denial of this principle would lead to an unacceptable attack on human dignity, an effect that in the long term would serve the ends of those who pursue terrorism as a method to gain grand control.
Legal action, however, is far from being the only effective way to fight terrorism. The Holy Father John Paul II has said very clearly: "International cooperation in the fight against terrorist activities must also include a courageous and resolute political, diplomatic and economic commitment to relieving situations of oppression and marginalization which facilitate the designs of terrorists" (ibid., n. 5).
Furthermore, to be truly effective, the struggle against terrorism needs appropriate pedagogical measures that aim to promote an education based on respect for human life in every circumstance, through the conviction that the unity of the human family is more important than the contingent differences that divide individuals and peoples.
In this perspective, religions play an indispensable role that deserves to be recognized and upheld, as the Multidisciplinary Group for International Action against Terrorism, opportunely created by the Council of Europe, has recommended.
This is the way forward: the European Ministers of Justice can count on the support of the Holy See.
Thank you for your attention.
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Journal of Display Technology, Vol. 8, Issue 11, pp. 639-642 (2012)
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A short, but finite, exposure aperture time is necessary for an imager to photoelectrically accumulate converted electrons in a temporal sample. As the output is the electrical signal averaged over the exposure time, motion blur in images of moving objects can occur. In current assessments of the quality of television images, the observer's static visual acuity (SVA) must be screened before the subjective evaluation. However, in the subjective evaluation of moving image sharpness, an observer's evaluation may not be correlated with their SVA but instead with their dynamic visual acuity (DVA). In the present work, we show that the evaluation of moving-picture sharpness was not correlated with SVA but instead with DVA for a visual target with a spatial frequency corresponding to a decimal-scale SVA of 0.8 (DVA 0.8). Our results show that viewers with good DVA tend to provide a harsher assessment (i.e., a lower score) of the sharpness of images of moving objects, suggesting that DVA screening is essential before assessment of the sharpness of television images. We also propose an SVA screening threshold value of 0.8, because the maximum DVA is almost equal to SVA when the viewed object is not in motion.
Masaki Emoto, "Correlation Between Viewer's Dynamic Visual Acuity and Subjective Evaluation of Moving Picture Sharpness," J. Display Technol. 8, 639-642 (2012)
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The Genius of West Point Military Academy Fighting Far Right Domestic TerrorismThe US's top military academy, West Point, has a Combatting Terrorism Center directed by one Arie Perliger, PhD: Dr. Perliger's most recent think tank white paper, drawing on data from the SPLC and ADL, is "Challengers from the Sidelines: Understanding America's Violent Far-Right" which contains this gem of statistical inference on page 98: This correlation is drawn from the following table: The statistics 101 student will notice that the list is rank ordered by a number that is not divided by the population. In other words, it provides no information on which to derive any valid statistical inference. If this is the level of intellect that is at the pinnacle of the US's top military academy—it is clear evidence that the decadence born of tyrannical power has vitiated the US military, let alone softer centers of "brain power". PS: I can't resist passing on this additional gem of a quote about Perliger's book "Jewish Terrorism in Israel": One might contrast this "objective" stance with the rhetoric applied to the US "far right" by Perliger. Posted by James Bowery on Friday, January 18, 2013 at 12:44 PM in Comments:1
Posted by DanielS. on January 18, 2013, 01:16 PM | # Yes, the thing is, if you've got Whites all geared toward the same ends but acting individually, independently or in very small cells, there cannot be enough Federal agents to infiltrate and stop them. 2
Posted by Thorn on January 18, 2013, 07:44 PM | # Add what's being taught in the West Point Military Academy to this: Then add a disarmed White populace in the mix and anyone that knows history can see where we're headed: 3
Posted by torgrim on January 19, 2013, 05:38 PM | # Having been a member of the Army years past, I find the two words intelligence and military in the same sentence almost humorous. 5
Posted by Thorn on January 27, 2013, 12:45 PM | # Obama is now using a litmus test for military officers at the highest level to determine who will stay and who will be dismissed. Nobel Peace Prize nominee Dr. Jim Garrow explains what this litmus test is all about and gives a credible account of how far down the road to a tyrannical dictatorship we actually are. (It's 20 minutes long but every second is well worth watching): Obama to Top Brass: Will you fire on American Citizens? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzT6X3_Bg9o&feature=player_embedded 6
Posted by James Bowery on January 27, 2013, 01:42 PM | # It should be recognized that the original reason for the US Constitution was to suppress rebellions of military veterans that were taking place under the Articles of Confederation. See Shay's Rebellion for the exemplar of the kind of rebellion that the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia was to suppress. This is the argument Obama will make. There are two things that should be noted about this argument however: 1) James Madison himself—the instigator of much of this authoritarian approach to Federalism—could not achieve his aim without resorting to the argument, during the debates of the Constitutional Convention, that the justification for suppressing rebellions was the danger that they would reinstitute monarchy or institute some other form of tyranny. This gets to the heart of "original intent" since this was the decisive argument swaying the vote for the more powerful central government. 2) No one, not even Madison, argued that if a State legislature decided to secede the Federal government had any authority at all to take military action against it or its people. 7
Posted by Thorn on January 27, 2013, 08:31 PM | # Of course Obama is only a symbolic figure of the left. Those surrounding him WILL make their move to circumvent the Constitution in toto— soon. In my estimation, it's a 50/50 bet they'll succeed. We shall see how it plays out within the next four years. Actually , I think AmeicKWA is now in the midst of a marxist revolutionary whirlwind. Most Americanos are too distracted to realise it. 8
Posted by Leon Haller on January 28, 2013, 05:57 AM | # They're too brainwashed, Thorn. Anyway, the immigration Amnesty treason has begun! As I stated at AR: Look, we understand the Big Picture - America was better when it was whiter, and the less white we become, the worse off white Americans will get. So what's with all this ineffectual internet complaining? Do you people understand that Congress is about to flood OUR NATION with Mexicans - not just illegal bodies, but NEW US CITIZENS? THIS IS THE END OF OUR NATION! Right now, 2013. This is it. Either we mobilize to tell each and every GOP Rep that if he/she votes for this immigration amnesty (actually, it's worse than amnesty, technically - it's a mass donation of citizenship to 30 million Mexicans), we will campaign for and give money to ANY primary opponent of his in 2014. YOU MUST YELL AT YOUR CONGRESSMAN'S CAMPAIGN STAFF! I called mine already, as well as the office of Boehner, telling each that I will give $1000 to ANY primary opponents of theirs if they don't stop this immigration treason. If AR readers (and all other patriots) don't act similarly now, the USA is lost (not that we're actually viable anymore, but there is a big difference between death in 2050 or in 2020). 9
Posted by Thorn on January 28, 2013, 09:04 AM | # The way I see it is this second round of Amnesty (or amnesty 2.0) began the minute after Saint Reagan signed the Simpson-Mazzoli Act into law. I say that because our traitorous elected officials deliberately left the Southern border unsecured thus allowing the Mexican peasants to migrate here by the tens of millions. Now the ruling class will give the White middle class the finger and make their "cheap labor" American citizens ... just as they intended on doing from the get-go. I welcome alternative explanations; but I do beleive is this massive migration/invasion didn't happen willy-nilly. 10
Posted by DanielS. on January 28, 2013, 09:24 AM | # Thorn, spoken like a true White Leftist, very good. 11
Posted by Thorn on January 28, 2013, 10:27 AM | # HAHA! Thanks, DanielS, but let's not get carried away there. I just calls 'em like I sees 'em. .. and I knew many years ago the resistance to Amnesty 2.0 couldn't succeed in thwarting the relentless pro-amnesty forces forever….especially given the fact the Dem establishment and the G.O.P. establishment are co-conspirators in making Amnesty 2.0 a reality. 13
Posted by James Bowery on January 28, 2013, 02:31 PM | # Leon Haller writes:
Introduce yourself with the statement: The carrot? $1000 to and/or phone canvassing for their campaign if there is no "path to citizenship" for illegals as of the midterm election. The stick? LH's threat with phone canvassing as an "and/or". Finally, make it clear that you have done your homework by reading, verbatim, the following abstract: from the research paper "Issue Voting and Immigration: Do Restrictionist Policies Cost Congressional Republicans Votes?" authored by U of Houston political scientist George Hawley: Then refer them to CNN's racial voting bloc calculator and ask them to do their homework by plugging in Hawley's research results; and test the theory that Republicans can win elections, even in the short term, by liberalizing immigration. After you have done that send this comment, or your version of it, to your acquaintances. 14
Posted by Leon Haller on January 28, 2013, 05:22 PM | # Thorn, I'm sure you're right, but who cares? This treason amnesty is not inevitable! If Obama had pursued this in the first half of his first term, perhaps it would have been. But the GOP controls the House, and thus it can be defeated. What are you telling all your family and friends to do about it? What are you going to do about it? This is it. This is the end of OUR America. Literally. We know the USA is doomed - but not necessarily until several decades hence. But if this amnesty goes through, our nation will be not only racially, but literally economically, unlivable by the mid-2020s. This is like the "Mandela Moment" in South Africa. They had a chance to save themselves - and they flaked out (no other word for it). What will we do? James Bowery, Yes, I endorse your approach @13, although I'm not sure I would even get too racial with them. Just mention that this amnesty will do to the entire country what mass immigration has already done to the GOP in CA, and that if they don't oppose it, you will financially support any Tea Party primary opponent they might face. Bottom line is that people must get active and COMPLAIN to their representatives. Sounding off on the internet is useless. I doubt I will be leaving any more comments here or anywhere for a while, as all my free blogger/activist time going forward will be devoted to contacting ALL GOP Congressmen and making the same financial threats (though in reality I can only follow through on this with a few of them - but I will give $1000 or more to any 2016 TP challenger to Marco Rubio, the biggest turncoat since, well, Colin Powell ... love how these minorities put race first over the Republican whites who built their worthless careers ...). BTW, this confirms something I've said at MR for a long time: who really cares about all these 'metapolitical' issues? They're fine to discuss after dinner or over a beer, but really the racial struggle is first and foremost a demographic-electoral struggle to end immigration. I keep advocating that this should be the "nationalist minimum" that everyone, even in Europe, should be focused on. We can have the most perfect theory, but if we're already colonized and conquered, what will be its practical effect? I don't understand why my view isn't the merest commonsense. 15
Posted by Thorn on January 28, 2013, 06:44 PM | # Leon, I hate to say it but Amnesty 2.0 is for all intents and purposes being implemented as we speak. Unfortunately calling my congressman won't do any good given the fact my congressman is Sander Levin. My Senators are Debbie Stabenow and Carl Levin—no help there either. Michigan is 77% non-Hispanic whites and Mi 12th congressional district is 75% white and this is what a majority of them vote for. Go figure. PS, If you have the time I encourage you to check out the link I provided @ 12. It's very informative. For example: I learned illegal aliens were still filing applications for amnesty as late as Dec. 2012 under provisions set forth by The Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) ...which, of course, was signed in 1986. If a new amnesty is signed into law, we can be assured this will only encourage more illegal immigration thus setting up another amnesty 10 years from now. Ground hog day indeed! PPS, I no longer have any illusions that America can be restored or salvaged. It's ovah. Or as Lawrence Auster says: "It's their country now." 16
Posted by Thorn on January 28, 2013, 07:09 PM | # Latest Fox News poll: 66% of Americans favor a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants. —————————————————————————————————- "It's their country now." 17
Posted by James Bowery on January 28, 2013, 07:40 PM | # Fox News does play a key role in setting the bounds of "respectable conservatism" which means Jewish-defined conservatism: Invade the world, invite the world, in hoc to the world. They've been working diligently to destroy America and this "poll" is no exception. They don't publish any scientific details that would allow others to replicate their findings, unlike George Hawley. The very phrase "a path to citizenship" is so broad as to include deporting illegals so they can "get in line for citizenship" behind everyone else who didn't break the law. That's still a "path to citizenship". Their poll concerned a path to citizenship "with conditions" that are hinted at by listing some conditions that may or may not have been agreed to by any or all of those "in favor" of a "path to citizenship". From that foxnews.com article: Fox's main purpose of this poll is to provide Republican representatives who are feeling pressure fro the RNC and the House "leadership", with an excuse to tell their constituents to go f**k themselves. It is only secondarily to support the Jewish-defined conservatism they already push. 18
Posted by Thorn on January 28, 2013, 07:56 PM | # Re the truth about "path to citizenship": 19
Posted by Leon Haller on January 28, 2013, 11:25 PM | # And we call ourselves men? white men?! Have none heard of Thermopylae ... Valley Forge ... Rork'e Drift ... We are called upon to exert ourselves to the fullest, soldiers, in this political battle to preserve something of America! Can we at least mimic with words what our forebears achieved with arms? This amnesty is EASILY DEFEATABLE! This is no time for SHIRKERS! The f———GOP controls the f———House of Representatives! They number 45 in the Senate (meaning the evil Democrats do not have a filibuster-proof majority). If enough Republicans threaten their Reps with "Teabagging", they will get the f———message, and they will vote against amnesty. Republican politicians are cowards, not "principled" haters of whites. I mean, WTF is so hard about this to grasp?! They really do think that if they just suck up to the Mexicans, the GOP will win more victories. It is up to us and no one else to let them know how wrong they are. There is no spirit, no heart, no fight left in the West ... Just metapolitical musings and nostalgic whining ... Man the f—- up, "men"! 20
Posted by Leon Haller on January 28, 2013, 11:26 PM | # typo: that was "Rorke's Drift" above (better proofing needed) 21
Posted by Thorn on January 29, 2013, 07:47 AM | # I admire your fighting spirit, Leon, but amnesty is going to happen sooner or later. All indications is it will happen sooner. I say that because all the powers that be are aligning on the side of amnesty. Even Fox News (as Bowery pointed out) is fabricating poling data designed to make it appear that a significant majority of Americans are in agreement with those pushing for a "path to citizenship" (read:amnesty) . When Fox is complicit in the process of manipulating amnesty opponents into compliance, it's a good indication the ruling class is ready to make its move and make sure Comprehensive Immigration Reform (CIR) is implemented. 22
Posted by James Bowery on January 29, 2013, 08:02 AM | # Leon, clearly the amnesty is defeatable and it takes so little effort to look up one's Representative's phone number and/or contact email and send a link to Hawley's study that there is no excuse for anyone reading these messages to not take that simple step out of a matter of principle even if they strongly suspect (ie: "believe") that amnesty is inevitable. Here's the problem: Hardly anyone actually is reading these messages. I've already sent queries to VDARE writers asking them to review my suggested course of action and point to any non-501c3 organizations (ie: PACs etc) that are, or could be, coordinating efforts like this. I have gotten no response as yet but I'm going to keep trying. How about you? 23
Posted by James Bowery on January 29, 2013, 08:04 AM | # Thorn, that amnesty is "inevitable sooner or later" means what in terms of immediate priorities? 24
Posted by Thorn on January 29, 2013, 08:13 AM | # Given what Arie Perliger's is teaching in West Point, what are we to make of this?: Machine gun fire [blanks] from military helicopters flying over downtown Miami Fl. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ri9ioCbqJCU&feature=player_embedded and its companion story: Army drill scares residents on Houston's south side http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?section=news/local&id=8971311 25
Posted by Thorn on January 29, 2013, 08:16 AM | # I'm not sure I understand your question. Can you clarify or be more specific? 26
Posted by James Bowery on January 29, 2013, 08:58 AM | # There are those of us who are suggesting immediate action regarding the US House of Representatives (and, in my case, RNC members). Other actions may be more urgent. The choice of which action is always subject to priorities. 27
Posted by Thorn on January 29, 2013, 09:29 AM | # From my long term POV it really dosen't matter if amnesty is ever granted or not granted to the illegals. I say that because the reality is the U.S. Government is not—repeat: NOT!—going to deport the estimated 11 to 12 million illegal aliens (the real number is probably much higher). In the mean time, these illegals are reproducing like rabbits and their offspring automatically becomes American citizens. Add LEGAL immigration to the equation and over time, the same result will occur even if amnesty is defeated. With Amnesty implemented, AmeriKWA will implode in 15 years. Without amnesty it will implode in 20 years. IOWs even if we stop amnesty in its tracks, we will eventually arrive at the same conclusion: the dispossession of whites—it's just of matter of time as to how soon we get there. 28
Posted by James Bowery on January 29, 2013, 03:15 PM | # Nonsense. Any of a variety of things could challenge the status quo including, of course the application of fifth generation warfare to simply shut down the beast which, in the perception-mutilation of the ADL and SPLC—hence the US government as exemplified in the main post—is lumped under the heading "far right domestic terror". Fifth generation warfare is simple to pull off: Based on the plausible promise of sortocracy, just cut off the supply lines to the cities—analogous to blocking trade with countries like Iraq—and the immigrants lose their Alpha of State protection as the government loses legitimacy and collapses. The moment that happens, the immigrants bolt for the door along with all the others who are exercising tyrannical power over America under the Alpha of State's protection. So what you're really saying by implication of your failure to respond to my question—is that something like a fifth generation warfare cut off off urban supplies is in order. 29
Posted by Thorn on January 29, 2013, 03:33 PM | # Marco Rubio was on Rush Limbaugh's show today explaining his version of "immigration reform" (which is no different than McCain/Kennedy 2007 version: essentially it extends a path to citizenship for virtually all the illegals). No surprise there; but what's most noteworthy is El Rushbo all but COMPLETELY jumped on board with Rubio's plan. For all practical purposes, the King of Talk Radio is supporting what McCain/Kennedy proposed in 2007! Ironically, the only thing that stands in the way of amnesty is Obama. All parties agree on the terms on granting "a path to citizenship" however the argument/debate has shifted: Obama wants to keep the Southern border relatively unsecured whilst the bipartisan commission wants to secure it before "a path to citizenship" program is implemented. And why wouldn't Obama want to keep the Southern border open? Answer: he does. Afterall the invasion is gaining steam again. Last year (2012) credible estimates put the number of new illegals aliens that crossed the border then successfully eluded arrest at 800,000. What better way to bring down America than to allow this invasion to continue?
Posted by Thorn on January 29, 2013, 03:55 PM | # I think the seeds of modern-liberalism will definitely sow its own destruction. When the implosion happens, we need to be prepared to pick up the pieces and rebuild or build a Euro-centric state or White Zion as Leon terms it. As it stands now, the only question is how long can can the Fed keep propping up this house of cards? How many more tricks does it have up its sleeve? I'm constantly amazed how creative they are in keeping this economy from collapse. But the Chinese and EU are starting to complain about the debasing of the dollar. 31
Posted by Thorn on January 30, 2013, 08:34 AM | # Oh, and BTW, even though I do think the treason lobby will continue their treasonous activities (and get away with it), I ask everyone to use the tools at NumbersUSA to file a protest against treasonous amnesty/immigration policies with your senators and congressman. Just click on the TAKE ACTION tab. The process is practically effortless and only takes a couple minutes from start to finish. https://www.numbersusa.com/content/ PS, Pass it on. 32
Posted by Firepower on January 31, 2013, 10:23 AM | # A West Point seriously implementing doctrines of Perligers who never engage in actual combat of any type anywhere…is the seat of impotent military strategy. Which, is what we've seen for decades. 33
Posted by Thorn the mediocre on February 01, 2013, 01:26 PM | # Be careful what you say, how you say it, and whom you say it to… and as always, CYA. "The United States is a nation of laws: badly written and randomly enforced."—Frank Zappa 34
Posted by Thorn on February 01, 2013, 01:53 PM | # Interesting Bit of History - Tennessee after WWII
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5ut6yPrObw 35
Posted by James Bowery on February 01, 2013, 02:18 PM | # Congressman John Doe, You need heavy artillery in the immigration battle this year. I'm giving it to you now. Use it relentlessly in the House battle. The best scientific evidence available contradicts the conventional wisdom regarding the impact of immigration liberalization on Republican prospects with Hispanic voters. Quoting from the research paper "Issue Voting and Immigration: Do Restrictionist Policies Cost Congressional Republicans Votes?" authored by U of Houston political scientist George Hawley: "Objective http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ssqu.12000/abstract How can it be that an underemployed guy sitting in the middle of the cornfields, like yours truly, can do his homework on immigration and electoral politics, yet the Republican leadership cannot? Or have they? If they have done their homework on immigration and electoral politics then ask them for me, please: "Why are you risking lower turnout from your base in the next election cycle just so you can do to the US hat has already been done to California? Are you working for the Democratic Party? If not, who are you _really_ working for?" Sincerely, James Bowery, 38
Posted by Lapidarian on February 01, 2013, 02:46 PM | # An obscure blog, what the hell. Dylan Taber. 39
Posted by Thorn on February 01, 2013, 03:39 PM | # I can't believe the G.O.P. is so stupid that they actually think they will ingratiate themselves with Hispanic voters by pushing for amnesty. I say that given the fact that so many experts, including Heather MacDonald, wrote pieces explaining why backing an amnesty policy would not increase the G.O.P.'s share of the Hispanic vote. Not one bit. Moreover Heather MacDonald's piece wasn't hidden away somewhere; it was published in the NRO, a magazine read by all GOP pols, strategists and pundits. Again, I can't believe the Repblicans are that stupid. All I can figure is allot of money must be changing hands behind the scenes….and allot of threats an intimidation is being dealt out too…by the usual suspects. Next entry: A small bloodbath at The Washington Post Previous entry: If the GOP Had Appealed to the White vs "Minority" Vote |
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Jeepers Creepers (2001)
If these characters are tedious, what is most annoying about 'Jeepers Creepers' is The Creeper itself. Call me old-fashioned, but I prefer my slasher flick psycho killers to be decidedly human.


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32 year old man | Seattle, WA, USA | Seeking women 21-27 within 50 miles
Life is too short to worry too much about any one thing. Life is for living. Have fun and take risks!
Oh hi! My name is Marshall. I was born in California. I grew up in the Bay Area; a reason I think that I am very liberal leaning. I went to school in Fresno for Psychology. I wasn't raised with any religion so in the great science religion debate I am going more with science. That being said I have a lot of respect for religion as something that can be beautiful and something that brings people together. I tend to joke around a lot and say random things because I think they sound funny. Of course I know that there is a line and I am very careful not to be distasteful. For a person who likes to laugh as much as I do I don't really watch that many comedies, even though I love movies in general. If you want to get me talking really passionately about something bring up a movie that I really enjoyed. I am also super into technology. One of my best friends describes me as always "scheming" on how to get a new toy- like a phone or computer. I also dabble in pretty much every geeky type thing i.e.board games, card games, comics, sci-fi, etc..
Coffee and conversation , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Playing cards , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games
Martial arts
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I have Cats
Very Liberal
California State University, Fresno, Fresno, CA
I am a movie lover. Favorite movies: Inception, The Wrestler, Amelie, Waltz with Bashir, The Prestige, Let the Right One In, Sunshine, Django Unchained, Resevoir Dogs, Pixar Movies, the Dark Knight, the Conversation, Upstream Color
Movies! I also like relaxing in front of the tv and watching some sitcoms. I am catching up on Parks and Recreation. My all time favorite sitcom is Seinfeld. I spend a ridiculous amount of time reading about technology. I love tech.
11/22/63 by Stephen King, Storm Front by Jim Butcher, Frost Burned by Patricia Briggs
Him | What he is looking for | |
Appearance | ||
Height: | 6'0" (182cms) | 5'0" (152cms) to 5'11" (180cms) |
Body type: | Slender | Slender, About average, Curvy, Athletic and toned, A few extra pounds |
Eyes: | Brown | No preference |
Hair: | Black | No preference |
Lifestyle | ||
Smoke: | No Way | No Way, Occasionally, Yes, but trying to quit |
Drink: | Never | No preference |
Occupation: | Technical / Science / Computers / Engineering | No preference |
I just got a job at a major tech company doing over the phone tech support. Way excited about the new job! |
Income: | $25,001 to $35,000 | No preference |
Relationship: | Never Married | Never Married, Divorced |
Have kids: | No | No |
Wants kids: | Definitely | Definitely, Someday, Not sure |
Background | ||
Ethnicity: | Asian | White / Caucasian |
Faith: | Agnostic | No preference |
Languages: | English | No preference |
Education: | Bachelors degree | Some college, Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral |