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the cult of the uniform
You don't protect my freedom: Our childish insistence on calling soldiers heroes deadens real democracy [more inside]
Are you a fascist?
California is the future
Dictatorship Reloaded
Italy is no more a democracy. According to freedom house, in 2009 the italian press was only "Partly Free"; but from today, it is definitely Not Free.
In Wal-Mart's Image
How Wal-Mart's values are shaping America's economy -- and why this is a very bad thing:
Around the time that the young Sam Walton opened his first stores, John Kennedy redeemed a presidential campaign promise by persuading Congress to extend the minimum wage to retail workers, who had until then not been covered by the law. Walton was furious. Now the goddamn federal government was telling him he had to pay his workers the $1.15 hourly minimum. Walton's response was to divide up his stores into individual companies whose revenues didn't exceed the $250,000 threshold. Eventually, though, a federal court ruled that this was simply a scheme to avoid paying the minimum wage, and he was ordered to pay his workers the accumulated sums he owed them, plus a double-time penalty thrown in for good measure. Wal-Mart cut the checks, but Walton also summoned the employees at a major cluster of his stores to a meeting. "I'll fire anyone who cashes the check," he told them.
Replicating the Milgram Experiment
The Milgram Experiment Today? "Students commonly assume that, even if Milgram's famous experiment sheds important light on the power of situation today, were his experiment precisely reproduced today, it would not generate comparable results. To oversimplify the argument behind that claim: The power of white lab coats just ain't what it used to be. Of course, that assertion has been difficult to challenge given that the option of replicating the Milgram experiment has been presumptively unavailable — indeed, it has been the paradigmatic example of why psychology experiments must be reviewed by institutional review boards ('IRBs'). Who would even attempt to challenge that presumption? The answer: Jerry Burger, a psychology professor at Santa Clara University. With some slight modifications, Burger manage to obtain permission to replicate Milgram's experiment — and the results may surprise you." [Via MindHacks]
Questioning the banality of evil
Questioning the banality of evil. "There is a widespread consensus amongst psychologists that tyranny triumphs either because ordinary people blindly follow orders or else because they mindlessly conform to powerful roles. However, recent evidence concerning historical events challenges these views. In particular, studies of the Nazi regime reveal that its functionaries engaged actively and creatively with their tasks. Re-examination of classic social psychological studies points to the same dynamics at work. This article summarises these developments and lays out the case for an updated social psychology of tyranny that explains both the influence of tyrannical leaders and the active contributions of their followers." [Via Mind Hacks.]
The appeal of authoritarianism
Ian Buruma reviews World War IV: The Long Struggle Against Islamofascism, by senior neo-conservative Norman Podhoretz, in the New York Review of Books. The key to Podhoretz's politics seems to me to lie right there: the longing for power, for toughness, for the Shtarker [strong man] who doesn't give a damn about anyone or anything, and hatred of the contemptible, cowardly liberals with their pandering ways and their double standards. Since Podhoretz, himself a bookish man, can never be a Shtarker, his government must fill that role, and not give a damn about anyone or anything. [more inside]
The Lucifer Effect
Retiring psychology professor Philip G. Zimbardo, who ran the Stanford Prison Experiment, gave his final lecture at Stanford this week, criticizing the Bush administration and saying that senior government officials responsible for Abu Ghraib should be "tried for the crimes against humanity." [Via MindHacks.]
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The Authoritarians - Robert Altemeyer's book on authoritarianism is freely available online [via]
Never work.
Never wanna work/Always wanna play/Pleasure, pleasure every day. What happens when the jobs go away and don't return? Should we take the surpluses generated and pay people not to work? What happens to the assumption of scarcity when nanotechology allows us to generate potentially anything we want from grass clippings? Maybe Marx had it wrong all along. Maybe, instead of fetishizing work and the authoritarian mindset that it generates, we should have been reading Paul Lafargue instead. Just as a thought experiment, what would you do if your job category disappeared? How would you spend your time? Would you invest more time and energy in friendships and other relationships? Hobbies? If you were your employer, what technologies would you use to get rid of your position and save money?
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I made this recipe for a potluck. Everyone raved about it and I personally could not get enough of it. Since I brought it to share with everyone else, I needed to refrain from eating the whole thing, which probably saved me from gaining a couple of pounds. I would monitor the amount oil used. Just use enough to get your desired consistency and I would probably cut back on the pepper flakes. It was a touch too hot. Otherwise, it was absolutely incredible.
I did not think this recipe was very good. Maybe if you roast the peppers yourself it may have a better flavor. I feel humus and baba ghanouj are so much better than this dip.
I made this for a middle eastern themed book club. It was fast and one of the best. I'm making a double batch for my New Years party!
This was not an easy recipe for me to find. I was so happy when I found it. The recipe is perfect and is easy. This is a Wonderful dish to serve with Hummus, Dolmas, Pita Bread and the like. Hurray!
We roasted peppers we grew ourselves and followed others advise by cutting the oil back to 1/2 cup. We used a greek extra-virgin olive oil here as I feel the flavor is more authentic. The acid test was to make this recipe for my Iranian neighbors. They loved it and asked for the recipe!
Wow! This is a terrifically flavourful dip. We were tempted to use regular molasses, but pomegranate molasses are very different - they are a key ingredient, and were surprisingly easy to find. The 7 oz jar of peppers works out to about 2 whole roasted peppers. I also used only about 1/4 c oil and thinned the dip slightly with 2 Tbsp additional water. A real keeper!
I've made this a few times now for parties and it is always a big hit! I too cut way down on the oil - 2-3 tablespoons at most. I wonder if there's an error in the recipe. I can't imagine it with 3/4 cup! You wouldn't taste anything else!
I just returned from a trip to the Middle East and this recipe makes a spread as good as any I had there. I made it for a party and it was the favorite of nearly everyone there. Make sure you keep the charred skin of the peppers.. it adds the right smokiness.


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The Spell Of Iron was the debut of Finnish lads Tarot, recently famous for including among their number one Marco Hietala, who became the vocalist for Nightwish bla bla bla. Never mind all that, back then Marco was just a skinny Finnish bloke with lots of bright blonde hair and an amazing guitar player for a brother. Oh, the hair? Seriously, go to wingsofdarkness.net and check out the older pics, you'll never look at the Viking of mainstream metal quite the same again. Get a load of those leather trousers.
The Spell Of Iron begins with a quadrilogy of blaring traditional heavy metal songs the likes of which you would have a job beating from all the crop of the late eighties. Beginning with the sound of wind, a guitar soon drones into life through its amp and the 'Neon Knights'-like rhythmic chug of 'Midwinter Nights' starts. Straight off the bat, Zachary Hietala proves he is just as much a star as Marco, sounding as if he has been making metal albums for ten years. The riffs are catchy and complement Marco's booming voice perfectly, before the track explodes into a classical solo.
'Dancing On The Wire' might be the best thing on here, for its dark and brooding riffs years ahead of their time. The slow break, almost a breakdown, in 'Dancing On The Wire' pretty much invented a style of slow, tense guitar riffing that melodic death metal bands from Tarot's native land would adopt with glee but a few years later. The wailing sirens that make up the lead melody to 'Back In The Fire' evoke a primal and passionate urge in the heart of the metalhead, a raw ignition of all the '80s were capable of. A decade that spawned most of the best genres and bands within heavy metal today deserves a searing cut like this to represent it. The crashing drums of Pecu Cinnari really begin to stand out at this point in the album. 'Love's Not Made For My Kind' sounds like a much darker rendering of a Sacon song circa the early eighties, a pretty simple number but with a satisfying chugging riff and a bleak yet mighty chorus from Marco.
And then things go...not bad, just a bit funny. 'Never Forever' sounds for all the world like Iron Maiden, the same spiral of melodic leads and galloping riffs you would associate with songs like 'The Trooper' and 'Aces High', and a chorus not unlike 'Die With Your Boots On' in its melody. Unfortunately, here Tarot don't really sound like Tarot, not the Tarot of the four songs the people of 1986 had heard nor the subsequent albums in the name. The title track has some nice cantering drums and a roaring chorus that, even with Venom already slithering into life, would have sounded quite vicious for the time. The instrumental 'De Mortui Ni Nisi Bene' is inexplicable, three minutes of not particularly catchy guitar meandering and throwaway riffs, before 'Pharao' begins with more power metal influences creeping in, and a sort of drunken sounding gang shout in the pre-chorus. Marco sounds a bit tired and even Zachary's electrifying riffs are beginning to falter by this time. Not impossible to enjoy, just smells a little like filler to my ears. Nose, rather.
Beginning with the tumbling drum fill at its beginning, 'Wings of Darkness' kicks the album back into life. This is one of Tarot's most identifiable tracks, showcasing Marco's famously raucous vocal delivery developing into almost the exact techniques he would use in the more star-studded latter period of his career. The verses make it, brilliant chugging guitar rhythms and clever vocal lines. The guitar solo is a self-indulgent bit of showing off from Zachary. Not to mention that, two years before even TYR by Black Sabbath, Tarot had already begun singing about Valhalla! Although they wouldn't return to these themes much, it's interesting to note the seemingly natural obsession Scandinavian bands seem to have with all that fun mythology. 'Things That Crawl At Night' closes the album on a very strong note. It's this album's 'Over & Over', the 'Shame On The Night.' Marco displays a much softer and more tender vocal style at the beginning, slowly building into a more barrel-chested sounding tragic lament.
Marco's bass and voice are not as dominant as they would become. However, belying his spandex-draped hair metal appearance at the time, there was already a glottal and aggressive edge to the Dio meets Gillan style he adopted. The guitar solos courtesy of brother Zachary are based in classical elegance and technique, with a slight mournful whine to them that would become associable with Tarot albums. The two brothers really stand out; Marco's vocal delivery was already unlike any other popular style at the time, despite deriving from several important influences, while Zachary had already created the essential core of Tarot, speed metal filtered through NWOBHM and traditional Sabbath style metal. The production sound of the album is bloody nice. It has enough of a vintage feel to sound its age, but is still very clear, allowing every instrumental and vocal element to come through fully. The drums sound particularly tasty, a touch of hollowness to the percussive, crunchy sound Pecu Cinnari's playing benefits from.
Essentially, The Spell Of Iron is doing well until the boys start trying to cover all bases. After the fourth track there is a sudden drop in quality as each track goes by until you get to 'Wings of Darkness.' The album falls prey to the excitable desire of young guys who suddenly have a chance to release a record wanting to pay an homage to all the bands they grew up with at once. Not that this is an entirely bad thing; Tarot were already showing the talent they would continue to exhibit over their long career, particularly in the guitars and vocals department. The realization that a record built around their strengths rather than their influences would fare better as a cohesive album came with time. The Spell Of Iron remains one of the best unsung albums to come out of 1986, first ignored for its anachronistic sounds and later for Marco's affiliation with Nightwish eclipsing his past glories.


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For those who might not know the term, "externality" is economist-speak, and it means about what it sounds like: an effect that your action has on others. An externality can be positive or negative, and obviously, we as a society would like to have as many as possible of the former and as few as possible of the latter. In other words, "Your right to swing your fist stops at the end of my nose."
I'm a libertarian, and libertarians love talking about externalities. They give us a (relatively) clear way to define what are and are not legitimate scopes of public action. Whatever you're doing in the privacy of your own bedroom with another consenting adult is really none of my business, even if I think you oughtn't to be doing it. On the other hand, if you're breeding rats and cockroaches in there, and they're coming through the shared wall of our respective row houses, then I have the right to get the law involved.
Framing things as "externalities" is therefore a good way to get a libertarian, or someone who leans that way, on your side. And such frames have come up over and over in the debate over Obamacare, which has been variously justified by the cost to the state of emergency room care; the cost to society of free-riding young folks who don't buy insurance until they get sick; the public health cost of people who don't go to the doctor and get really, expensively sick; an unhealthy workforce that is less productive; and the cost to friends and relatives who have to chip in to cover uninsured medical expenses.
I didn't find any of those arguments particularly convincing. The third can just be dispensed with on the grounds of accuracy: In general, preventive medicine does not save money. Oh, it may save money in the particular case of someone whose diabetes or cancer went long undiagnosed. The problem is, you can't just look at the cost of sick folks who would have been a lot cheaper to treat if their conditions had been caught earlier. You also have to include the cost of all the healthy people you had to screen in order to catch that one case of disease. And with limited exceptions, the cost of screening the healthy generally outweighs the cost of treating the chronically ill. Now, you can certainly argue for preventive care on other grounds — for example, that it makes people healthier (though even then you have to add the cost of unnecessary medical procedures, such as biopsies following a false positive on a blood test, which is why we do not, say, give annual mammograms to every American woman). But it's not generally a money saver, so this particular externality doesn't exist.
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A Cote is a wonderful French restaurant in Oakland. I went there with my adult daughter, a family friend, and her adult son. The restaurant appealed to both generations. We were impressed by the variety of food, the excellence of the cuisine, and the competence of the staff. The owner-chef came out of the kitchen to chat with us, and provided us with some tasty and creative desserts without charge. The restaurant is noisy, as many reviewers have noted. We were given a booth with a semicircular design. It was close to the kitchen, directly in front of the divider that separates the bar area from the seating area. This spot was relatively quiet. However, unless you're lucky enough to be seated at that location, you might find the noise level unpleasant.
The food is served "family style," which means that it's assumed that diners will share each dish, and the dishes are brought out in sequence. I've complained about this style of serving in earlier reviews. However, at A Cote it worked. That's probably because the server suggested six entrees for four people, and because they were brought out two at a time, so there wasn't too much "down time." Also, the portions were of a reasonable size, unlike some restaurants where they are tiny. Definitely a restaurant to which I'd return the next time I'm in the SF Bay area.
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FORT WORTH, Texas — Suspended TCU quarterback Casey Pachall is leaving school for the rest of the semester and entering an inpatient rehabilitation facility.
Coach Gary Patterson made the announcement Tuesday, five days after the junior starter was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving in his second brush with the law in the past eight months.
Patterson said most programs like the one Pachall will enter are 30 to 60 days. If Pachall completes the treatment, the door is open for him to come back to school and the team.
"Hopefully, what our plan is that he (Pachall) gets himself right and keeps the door open for us as far as an opportunity for him to be able to come back here and enroll in the spring," Patterson said.
Pachall was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated after running a stop sign near the TCU campus last Thursday. That came eight months after Pachall admitted to police that he smoked marijuana and failed a team-administered drug test just two weeks before former linebacker Tanner Brock, his roommate and teammate then, was arrested in a drug sting with three other players and other TCU students.
Patterson said he met with Pachall and his parents and everyone agreed that he needed time away from school and football to get his life back on track.
Filling in for Pachall, redshirt freshman Trevone Boykin was 23-of-40 passing for 270 yards with a TD and three interceptions in Saturday's 37-23 loss to Iowa State.
Auburn player questions teammates: Receiver Sammie Coates figures he lost six games in his high school career, one more than Auburn had the previous two seasons combined before the recent nosedive.
It's not something Coates wants to become accustomed to — if he has a choice.
"If we're going to play like this, we're going to keep losing," the Tigers' redshirt freshman said on Tuesday. "We either have to step up and turn around ... We've got a good team. We've got good athletes. We've got some of the best athletes that you can ask for. It's just, is it in their heart that they want to win or do they just want to keep going down?
"With me, I think some of us just need to see the picture like it is. Some of these older guys, they want it but they don't want it bad enough. We don't have enough leadership on this team."
It was a blunt assessment of Auburn (1-4, 0-3 SEC) and why it's mired in a miserable start. The Tigers visit Ole Miss (3-3, 0-2) on Saturday.
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Thailand's government is to lift a state of emergency in Bangkok and surrounding provinces because anti-government protesters have become less active, a senior security official said on Tuesday.
"We have agreed to lift the state of emergency and use the Internal Security Act starting from tomorrow until April 30 as the number of protesters has dwindled ... and after pleas from the business community," national security chief Paradorn Pattanathabutr told Reuters.
The government set the 60-day emergency from January 22 to help contain protests in the run-up to a general election on February 2, but most of its measures were barely used, especially after a court ruled on February 19 that some had been imposed illegally.
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The 18-year-old Moss has pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor charge of public indecency. He's also pleaded not guilty to disturbing the peace and failing to appear for a January court date.
The female student says a man exposed himself twice to her in December at a campus convenience store where she worked. She later identified Moss to authorities by photo.
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NEWPORT NEWS -- A Newport News woman who allegedly left her two toddlers home alone, locked in a bedroom, was charged Friday.
Police spokesman Lou Thurston said officers approached 25-year-old Leslie Danielle Chavez Martin, who they knew to be wanted by York County Police, in the 800 block of Forrest Drive.
Officers then learned Martin's sons, ages two and three, were left at her home alone, Thurston said.
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Kajukenbo Schools
Sifu Kelii Edalban has a class at the Hongwonji in Palolo. He's under Prof. Don Crummer who teaches at GM Clarence Luna's class at Royal Elem. on Punchbowl.
Prof. Tommy Lam (Kenpo Unlimited - Walter Godin Lineage) has a class at a Kaimuki school.
You'll have to look em up for days/times.
Hey, you have access to it, go to the head school.
M/W 6-8pm
Royal School Cafeteria
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Royal School, Honolulu Hawaii - Kajukenbo Self Defense Institute - No BS Martial Arts
anyway, FYI, heres a list of schools:
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As a parent, myself, I'm sure they would want to know
what you're into, (and, where their $$ is going, too).
From Kaimuki HS to Royal Elementary is about 3.5 miles.
VIa freeway, you'd take the Vineyard off-ramp, and turn
right on Punchbowl St. The cafeteria will be on the left.
14, huh?
Perfect age to start kaju. . .
you'd like the atmosphere there.
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You seem pretty mature for 14 to know what you want and be posting on here.
The reason I listed the different locations is as in anything you're going to invest your time and money in you want it to be right for you.
Prof Tommy Lam's place in Kaimuki would be closest. They do hold Kaju traditions but emphasize MMA/Grappling. They host a couple grappling tourneys a year at Kaleheo HS. Tommy still fights and holds a title in one of the Japan leagues. Their main school is at the Chinese Cultural Plaza in Chinatown.
The Palolo class at the Hongwonji is affiliated with GM Clarence but their Instructor Prof. Don Crummer came out of the Aleju Reyes Lineage so they do all the numbers, forms, alphabets, etc of the original hard style. The class is small and has mostly beginners and a few blackbelts.
GM Clarence emphasizes less numbers but does alot of adlibs. It is definitely ol style Kaju though. He has another class in Kaneohe as well.
I'm up in the middle of the island (Wahiawa/Whitmore) and am the last listed on the Kaju.org page Meeks provided.
Good luck on your martial path.
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I miss him too bruddah. But I think you may have me confused with the Ramos boys who went on their way after Ahgung Tony passed. One went mainland. Carl Watanabe was holding it together for awhile at Whitmore gym.
To my knowledge, I'm the only one teaching in Whitmo. Curtis Arrayan passed away a few years ago.
Sorry, I thought on of them was still there.
I remember trying to help them when they
were fighting. Uncle T asked me to talk to
them, but I nevr talked with both, before
he passed.
Uncle Curt was waiting for his son to return
home. When he does, he and his cousin may
re-open that line.
Who did you train unde?
If you can pm me, send me your email, or ph#
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When Meex got me to "test ride my skill set" at Prof. C. Luna Emperado's school at the Royal School there was one kinda haole looking old timer (maybe even as old as me) who came in during class and I was told that he had his own school in Kahala. He'd be close to KarelinLifter , unless my memory is mixed up - after Clarence and Reynaldo pinned my head to the floor with their knees I maybe got confused...
Oh, and I like Universal Kempo Karate http://www.universalkempo.com/door/ (I've trained under Prof. Guiang) and they have a branch:
4th Degree Assistant Chief Instructor Brian Wong
1132 - A Koko Head Avenue Honolulu, Hawaii
Phone: (808) 223-3442
Tuesday & Thursday
Youth - 5 yrs. to 9 yrs.
5:00 pm - 5:50 pm
Youth -10 yrs. to 17 yrs.
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I dunno Brian Wong, but the other two branches of Universal KK I've worked out with are good.
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Helen E. (Murphy) Sefcik, 85, a longtime resident of Top Notch Drive, Little Falls, passed away Thursday, March 7, 2013, at the Alpine Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Little Falls, where she had been a resident since January 2012.
Helen E. (Murphy) Sefcik, 85, a longtime resident of Top Notch Drive, Little Falls, passed away Thursday, March 7, 2013, at the Alpine Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Little Falls, where she had been a resident since January 2012.
She was born on April 22, 1927, in Little Falls, the daughter of the late Patrick and Mary (Welch) Murphy. She was a graduate of St. Mary's Academy, Little Falls, class of 1945.
She was united in marriage to her husband of 28 years, Paul M. Sefcik, on Nov. 16, 1946, at St. Mary's Church, Little Falls. Mr. Sefcik predeceased her on April 15, 1974.
Mrs. Sefcik was a member of the Holy Family Parish Church, Little Falls, and its Rosarians. She was also past president of the Little Falls PTA, served as a volunteer at Little Falls Hospital and was active in the S/Sgt. Steve Stefula Post No. 4612 Ladies Auxiliary for many years. An avid golfer, she was a long time member of the Little Falls Municipal Golf Course and also enjoyed bowling, cross country skiing and playing cards with her many friends.
Mrs. Sefcik was employed as a secretary and agent for the former Mahoney & Mahoney Insurance Agency, Little Falls, receiving her license to sell both personal and business insurance and real estate.
She is survived by her brothers, Thomas Murphy (Dorothy), Little Falls, and Bernard Murphy (Helen), Scotia; her grandchildren, Christine Pellenz, Belvedere, Ill., Paul Sefcik, Canonsburg, Pa., Jason Sefcik (Rene), Pickerton, Ohio, and Thomas Sefcik, Washington, Pa.; three great-grandchildren, Christopher, Nathan and Anna Sefcik; her daughter-in-law, Jane Sefcik, Washington, Pa.; her son-in-law, Robert Pellenz, Chittenango; and several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her son, Alan Paul Sefcik, on Sept. 8, 1994; her daughter, Joyce C. Pellenz, on March 5, 2008; her brothers, Francis, James and Donald Murphy; and sisters, Margaret McNamara, Mary Sienkiewicz and Agnes Mucica.
Funeral services will be held on Monday, March 11, 2013, at 11 a.m. from the Holy Family Parish Church, corner of Main and John sreets, Little Falls, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated by the Rev. Thomas Lawless. Interment will take place in St. Mary's Cemetery, town of Herkimer.
In keeping with Mrs. Sefcik's wishes, there are no calling hours.
Arrangements are by Chapman-Moser Funeral Home, Inc., 42 N. Ann St., Little Falls.
It is the wish of the family that contributions in memory of Mrs. Sefcik be considered to the Holy Family Parish Church, 763 E. Main St., Little Falls, NY 13365. Envelopes are also available at the funeral home for this purpose.
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I just use old tee shirts and sew up the bottom and cut around the neck and cut off the sleeves to make the handles. It is explained better on this blog: http://thetobyshow.typepad.com/the_toby_show/2008/07/easy-cheap-reusable-bags.html
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Hello again from the land of Logan. A very special and unique county with lots of history in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. I always loved teaching my hundreds of students about our history, our culture and why we exist as we do today. Several of my courses in American and World History are still run on educational state TV networks around the country. I still laugh when someone who watched the classes asks me if I am the Mr. Dickerson who teaches the TV courses or is it my son. I was actually very thin at the time and had a lot more hair than I do now.
A word about this newspaper. It traces its history back to the early days of this commonwealth and is considered the oldest continuous newspaper in the state. It has subscribers in many counties of Kentucky and more than 15 other states. I use to be surprised at our Logan County booth at the state fair when so many people would come up and say they read our paper and my column. I was even more surprised when I received letters, emails and phone calls from people living in different parts of the U.S.A. One lady even called to tell me she had read about my weight loss and she had started losing weight as well. Several others have called me about the part their families played it this county's history. I am so glad so many people keep in touch with their home county through the newspaper.
I have written two articles about the Logan County Fair in recent weeks. The purpose was and is to push those in charge into putting on a real county fair. My purpose has been to bring awareness to a real problem that exists in our county.
I attended a meeting of the county fair board earlier this week. I am pleased with the board's attitude to have a better fair this year. They have now invited the members of the county tourism commission to join them in helping put on a better fair. A contract has been signed with Mega Rides. This is one of the larger carnival companies in the USA, so there will be a midway with more than 30 rides to please the kids of all ages. The fair board is bringing in more entertainment, some contests, food booths, exhibiters and several more activities for the public. Simply put the Logan County Fair Board is moving in the right direction. I like what Lonny Epley, the chairman of the board, said to the fair board. That is to move slowly and not over do it the first year; but to move towards doing a better job this year and each coming year. I think the entire fair board is behind Chairman Epley and that they do want a better fair. The members of the board are very resourceful and along with the much experienced tourism commission can really go far in providing the beginnings of a good county fair for the citizens of Logan County.
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I saw the following on Face Book last night. Thought I would share. "THE HAPPIEST PEOPLE DON'T NECESSARILY HAVE THE BEST OF EVERYTHING; THEY JUST MAKE THE BEST OF EVERYTHING THE HAVE."
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Quietly, the Knights have been one of the nation's biggest disappointments of 2011. The favorite to repeat as Conference USA champion has now dropped four of the last five games to slip below the .500 mark. UCF reached a new low on Thursday night, becoming UAB's first victim of the year. The Jeff Godfrey-led offense has produced just three touchdown passes in seven games, and the once-impenetrable D has been ordinary the last two weeks.
9. The Service Academies
With a little over a month left in the regular season, not one of the nation's three service academies is above .500. Heck, even VMI out of the FCS is sputtering at 1-6. Air Force, considered in the preseason to be the best of the trio, put up a good fight at Boise State, but dropped its third straight game. Navy has lost five in a row, including as a favorite on Saturday to East Carolina. Army is 2-5, falling meekly to Vanderbilt this past weekend. Is it possible that the Falcons, Midshipmen and Black Knights will all fail to become bowl-eligible in 2011?
8. Indiana
It was a bad week all-around for the Hoosiers and rookie head coach Kevin Wilson. On Saturday, they were outclassed by Iowa, 45-24, falling to 0-7 against FBS opponents. Of greater long-term importance, Columbus East (Ind.) High School QB Gunner Kiel backed off his commitment to Indiana earlier in the week. The five-star pocket passer represented hope for the future in Bloomington, but now that he's rebooting the recruiting process, it's just a matter of time before he comes to his senses, and goes in a different direction, such as Notre Dame, Alabama or Oklahoma.
7. The Utah Offense
How valuable is QB Jordan Wynn to this program? Ever since he was injured on Oct. 1 against Washington, the offense has careened out of control. Former junior college transfer Jon Hays has not been the answer behind center, throwing seven interceptions this month, including three in a hideous overall performance against Cal on Saturday. The Utes have now sunk to the Pac-12 cellar in total offense, generating more than 322 total yards just once all year.
6. Missouri
What a disappointment. Yes, injuries have played a factor in Columbia, but by this time of year, just about everyone has suffered at least a handful of physical setbacks. Pegged as a possible landmine game for opponents every other week, it's the Tigers who are getting blown up. The one-time Big 12 sleeper has now fallen below .500 after getting spanked by visiting Oklahoma State, 45-24. Mizzou has had four opportunities to make a statement this fall, and flopped each time.
5. Illinois
What the heck has happened to the Illini offense over the last two weekends? The attack that was so potent behind QB Nathan Scheelhaase earlier in the season has gone into hiding this month. A week ago, Illinois managed just seven points en route to its first loss of 2011. This past Saturday, it was blanked for the first 52 minutes by DT Kawann Short and the rest of Purdue in a 21-14 loss in West Lafayette. Back-to-back losses have torpedoed earlier dreams of a Leaders Division crown.
4. Tennessee
Four SEC teams have yet to win a conference game this season. The Volunteers are one of them. Since Sept. 10, the program has won just a single game, beating Buffalo on Oct. 1. And since losing QB Tyler Bray to a broken thumb three weeks ago, Tennessee has failed to produce a touchdown pass, while averaging eight points a game in losses to Georgia, LSU and Alabama. Although UT has a soft enough schedule to earn a middling bowl invite, Derek Dooley has been unable to move the program forward in his second year in Knoxville.
3. The Big East
At least the conference was able to point to West Virginia as a possible banner-holder and Top 25 member. Not any longer. The Mountaineers were thumped by Syracuse on Friday night, 49-23, at the same time league-leading Rutgers was sputtering in Louisville. Parity is not a good thing when everyone is mediocre. Unless the new flavor of the week, Cincinnati, can run the table, the Big East might be sending an unranked team to a BCS bowl game in two months.
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Everyone knew Auburn wasn't going to get better in the first year without Cam Newton at the controls. Few, however, thought the offense would be this disoriented. The Tigers have used three different passers, with the same miserable results each time. After getting handled by LSU, 45-10, Auburn has now gone four consecutive games without scoring more than 17 points, losing two of them. Quarterbacks Barrett Trotter, Clint Moseley and Kiehl Frazier have been a bigger part of the problem than the solution, throwing two touchdowns and four picks over that time.
1. The Future of Rick Neuheisel
Just dismiss whatever rumors or speculation swirls around about the job status of the UCLA head coach over the next few weeks. The end game is that under no circumstances can AD Dan Guerrero bring sel back for a fifth year in 2012. As if the 18-26 career mark isn't disturbing enough, the coach's Bruins were embarrassed on national TV Thursday night by Arizona, 48-12. You know, the same 1-5 Wildcats squad that canned its head man Mike Stoops a little more than a week earlier. The situation in Westwood just isn't going to get better until there's yet another shake-up at the top.
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Idlib, a predominantly Sunni city of some 150,000 people located about 100 miles (160 kilometers) north of Homs, was among the first to fall in the hands of army defectors last summer. Rebels were in control of a large parts of the city in the past months with troops present in some areas.
Calls to the area were not going through, making it difficult to confirm the events of the past few days. But witnesses have said this week that army defectors in the city have been running out of ammunition.
Many feared the offensive in Idlib could end up like the regime's campaign against Baba Amr. Troops besieged and shelled Baba Amr for almost a month before capturing it on March 1, after hundreds of civilians were killed. Activists accused the regime of atrocities after the military captured Baba Amr.
The Free Syrian Army, made up of army defectors and protesters who have taken up weapons, has been dealt two major defeats. But the conflict is far from over. The FSA has appealed for outside help in getting weapons to help the group put up a fight.
An influx of weapons could transform the conflict. Saudi Arabia and Qatar have been discussing military aid, but the U.S. and others have not advocated arming the rebels, in part out of fear it would create an even more bloody and prolonged battle. Syria has a complex web of allegiances in the region that extend to Iran and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, raising fears of wider violence.
But Damascus can be sure of a steady supply of army from Russia.
On Tuesday, Russian Deputy Defense Minister Anatoly Antonov said Russia will abide by existing contracts to deliver weapons to Syria despite Assad's yearlong crackdown.
Arab League chief Nabil Elaraby said it would not be ethical or moral to allow those behind the killings in the cities of Homs and Idlib to get away with their crimes.
"There must be an impartial international inquiry into what is happening to uncover those responsible for these crimes to face justice," he said in Cairo.
In northern Syria, the Observatory and another activist group, the Local Coordination Committees, reported intense clashes between government troops and rebels in the town of Maaret al-Numan, in Idlib province, on Sunday night.
The U.N. refugee agency said 230,000 Syrians have fled their homes since the uprising against Assad's regime began last year. The U.N. says more than 7,500 people have been killed in the past 12 months.
Panos Moumtzis, the UNHCR's coordinator for Syria said 30,000 people have already fled to Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan and "on a daily basis hundreds of people are still crossing into neighboring countries."
Moumtzis said at least 200,000 people were also displaced within the country, according to the Syrian Arab Red Crescent.
Assad has made a series of gestures toward reform to try to allay the crisis, but his opponents say his efforts are too little, too late. On Tuesday, he set nationwide parliamentary elections for May 7. The vote was initially to take place in March but was postponed after last month's referendum on the country's new constitution that allowed new political parties to run.
U.S. State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland dismissed the vote as meaningless.
"Parliamentary elections for a rubber-stamp parliament in the middle of the kind of violence that we're seeing across the country is ridiculous."
Bassem Mroue can be reached on twitter at http://twitter.com/bmroue
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First power-on: monitor blank
My friend has this strange issue. HW specs are: Intel DP35DP mobo, Q6600, 8800GTX, 4GB DDR2, 700w Fortron PSU - everything at stock speeds.
When turning machine for the first time, monitor remains blank. But booting process normally continues and reaches desktop just fine (Win 7 Pro x86).
Warm reboot doesn't help. Cold reset most of the time doesn't help either, but maybe in 10% of cases, it does help, so it boots normally with GPU actually passing data to the monitor.
Monitor is connected thru one of the two DVIs. Tried the second DVI connector - same issue.
The only reliable 'solution' is powering machine off and on again with the ATX switch on the case. Whether PSU itself is turned on or off between seems to make no difference.
Simply, upon first power-on there is no monitor output, but after next power-on, it works.
This whole issue arised out of nowhere, there were no HW changes or BIOS updates at all.
He got an old GF7200 for a test and it works just fine all the time. Still, I tend to think it's the PSU, not the GPU. But I have no PSU adequate for 8800GTX to put to the test.
When he gets it to boot, it's perfectly stable in everything he does, mostly plays. Like ME2, Crysis2 etc. No BSODs, no lockups. But it looks like the whole power cycling needs to be done twice to make it work properly. GF7200 works, but this card doesn't need any other additional power than it gets from PCI-E, so it's not much of a proof that 8800GTX is at fault.
I tried to find anyone on the net with exactly the same issue, but I found none.
If anyone had something similar, your experience would be appreciated.
Re: First power-on: monitor blank
What setting is in the BIOS as to the default display?
It should be on PCIe.
Sounds like either the video card does not detect the monitor or just the BIOS procedure does not direct the video out to the correct port.
BTW, if you have multiple plugs, the correct one is the bottom one (closest to the MB).
Also, try disabling the onboard video completely.
Re: First power-on: monitor blank
This was among the first things tested, including BIOS reset. Sorry for not mentioning it, I just take it for granted that stuff like this is tested first.
The board has no onboard video at all, so there is only autodetect, pci graphics and pci-e graphics, which was set.
But like I mentioned above, it started out of nowhere, no settings changed or HW added before it started happening. Also, both DVI connectors exhibit the same problem.
It's irritating. Having another PSU for test would help, but nobody near to borrow one from. :(
Re: First power-on: monitor blank
Despite there being no onboard video, have you looked through the BIOS to see if there's a "Graphics slot" option? Some boards have them and they can be set to PCI or PCIe. It sounds like the motherboard isn't recognizing the correct video card slot on boot.
Re: First power-on: monitor blank
He finally got a rather mediocre LC Power 500w for the test and it's working just fine, even under full load. No second power-on needed, works as supposed to. It would be better if the old PSU just died quickly w/o introducing this headache.
Funny, his 700w Fortron lasted for about the same time as mine, cca 4 years. I wonder how long the 600w Tagan I got as a replacement will last.
Anyway, thanks for replies ppl.
Re: First power-on: monitor blank
keep in mind that 400, 500, 600 watts mean squat if it dosnt offer the amp loads on the rails the video card is running on. ;)
Re: First power-on: monitor blank
Like I said, That 500w was meant for a test run, to prove what is at fault, GPU or PSU. For that purpose, it worked just fine.
He bought another Fortron 700w, which is more than adequate (18A on 4 separate 12v rails). It claims to have more than 90% efficiency if particular load balance is achieved. Not sure I believe that, but ok. :) And rather impressive 6 year warranty.
But since stock 8800gtx shouldn't take more than about 12A, than even that borrowed 500w should do just fine in long term too.
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Ever needed to excise a large software package from your file space only to discover it dispersed over a directory tree containing over a hundred files and one tenth as many subdirectories? The command rm -rf will clear everything away nicely. However, in order to learn more about walking a Linux directory tree, let's look at implementing rm -r as a home-brew (DOS-like) deltree command in Linux is not difficult and will make it easier to remove unused or unwanted software packages if you own the utility and use it in your own file space.
To select C library resources to complete this task, we first determine which resources are generally available in UNIX and then which of these resources Linux implements. Two UNIX functions contained in the header file ftw.h walk a directory tree:
int ftw ( const char * path, int (*funcptr ) ( const char *, const struct stat*, int ), int depth )
int nftw (const char * path, int (*funcptr) (const char *, const struct stat*, int, struct FTW*), int depth, int flag )Linux does not implement the second function, so we turn to the first; ftw walks a directory tree from top to bottom. For each directory entry, ftw calls the function pointed to by funcptr with the name of the entry, a pointer to a stat structure containing inode information and a flag set to convey information about the directory entry in question:
FTW_F: a file
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There is, however, a catch. In UNIX, remove may generally be used to delete either files or empty directories. In Linux, remove only processes files and would therefore empty the directory tree but leave the tree itself standing. Two UNIX C library functions may provide solutions:
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Linux does not implement the first UNIX function rmdirp, so we focus on the second. The function rmdir removes only empty directories and returns 0 on success, -1 otherwise with errno set. To accomplish our task, we must walk the tree twice: once from the top down to the directory at the bottom, deleting files as we go, and the second time from the bottom back to the top, removing empty directories in reverse order. The perfect tool to achieve this result is a container class: a stack of pointers to directory path names.
When ftw calls DelEntry, it supplies a flag indicating whether it found a file, a directory or cannot cope, and we can use this flag to fill StrStack with path names inside DelEntry as ftw walks the tree. The question is where to put the stack. The header file ftw.h specifies the signatures of the ftw function and the function pointed to by funcptr, and neither signature includes a stack, so we cannot pass the stack in by reference as a parameter to DelEntry. The simplest solution is to create StrStack as an external variable in the implementation file funcs.cpp which holds the function definitions for main. As an external variable, StrStack will be equally accessible to DelEntry and to DelDirectories, provided it is defined in the implementation file above these functions.
Several aspects of StrStack require explanation. StrStack differs from the average stack in that each node contains pointers to two different, dynamically allocated structures: a pointer to the next node and a pointer to character strings of varying lengths. Two allocations are necessary to create a node, and two separate deallocations are necessary to destroy a node. By making StrStack responsible for both allocations, the code is more reliable, more robust and has no memory leaks. In addition, if the caller was responsible for allocating and deallocating memory containing character arrays, then exocode could literally pull data out from under StrStack, leaving dangling pointers.
In some places, implicit recursion accomplishes allocation and deallocation, and it may not be obvious at first glance how the process works. Let's examine the copy constructor for StrStack shown in Listing 2.
The class copy constructor is designed to create a copy of a StrStack object in case a function ever passes a stack in or out by value. The code in the function is obvious except for one line:
next_ = new strNode ( *srcnode.next_ ); // indirect recursion
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Software Team Leaders in the United States are often veterans in their line of work, with more than half bringing more than 10 years of experience to the table. Salaries slide in at $95K per year on average but can range from $64K to $138K per year. In the world of Software Team Leaders, overall income ranges from $64K near the bottom to $138K at the top; this can include more than $20K from bonuses and more than $15K from profit sharing in exceptional cases. Location and tenure each impact pay for this group, with the former having the largest influence. Almost all enjoy medical while a fair number get dental coverage. Vision coverage is also available to a majority. Most Software Team Leaders like their work and job satisfaction is high. Participants in PayScale's salary questionnaire provided the particulars of this report.
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Survey takers working as Software Team Leaders report using a large range of professional skills. Most notably, skills in Software Architecture, Java, Linux, and C are correlated to pay that is above average, with boosts between 9 percent and 11 percent. Skills that are correlated to lower pay, on the other hand, include Embedded / Real-Time / RTOS. Those familiar with Software Architecture also tend to know Project Management and C#.
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Software Team Leaders with a rich background of experience are typically rewarded with larger paychecks. Those in the early stages of their career can expect to make around $70K; however, individuals with five to 10 years of experience bring in $91K on average — a distinctly larger sum. Professionals who claim 10 to 20 years of experience can secure some pretty cushy paychecks; the median for this group is a six-figure $110K. Respondents who claim more than 20 years of experience may encounter pay that doesn't quite reflect their extensive experience; these veterans report a median income of around $129K.
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I have a complex set of keybinds activated when I have to do a specific action, such as an alpha attack or running away at full speed, otherwise I manually hit the icons when I need some ability.
Of course I must take into account the cooldowns and the shared cooldowns, it's not so easy, and the keybinds have to be short, at most four abilities, but I can say that since I use the keybinds my PvP player life has become easier.
And sometimes I voluntarily become a target for the angry bops at Ker'rat because I want to test certain keybinds...