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Events in the recent past are receding as the ominous future comes into focus.
Opinion journalism is pushing the conversation about war to the right.
The "war on terror" is causing an escalation of retaliatory thinking.
Be wary when pundits talk of 'The Street.'
The White House has learned from the past—from the conflicts in Vietnam, Grenada, Panama and the Balkans—how to ensure an acquiescent press.
War tropes abound once again during our war on terrorism, but this ain't the USA of yesteryear.
The story of what historians call the second cold war often begins with the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in December 1979, which shocked Americans into their own overreaction in Central America and Africa, as well as into arming the mujahedeen resistance. Today, it is a truth universally acknowledged in the punditocracy that while the United States may have played an indirect role in the creation of the Taliban and perhaps even the bin Laden terrorist network through our support for the radical Islamic guerrillas in Afghanistan, we did so only in response to that act of Soviet aggression. As Tim Russert explained on Meet the Press, "We had little choice." Speaking on CNN, former US Ambassador to Afghanistan Peter Tomsen speaks of our "successful policy with the ordnance we sent to the mujahedeen to defeat the Soviets." Writing on "The 'Blowback' Myth" in The Weekly Standard, one Thomas Henriksen of the Hoover Institution rehearses the Soviet invasion and then notes, "First President Carter, then, more decisively, Ronald Reagan moved to support the Afghan resistance."
The truth is that the United States began a program of covert aid to the Afghan guerrillas six months before the Soviets invaded.
First revealed by former Director of Central Intelligence Robert Gates in his 1996 memoir From the Shadows, the $500 million in nonlethal aid was designed to counter the billions the Soviets were pouring into the puppet regime they had installed in Kabul. Some on the American side were willing--perhaps even eager--to lure the Soviets into a Vietnam-like entanglement. Others viewed the program as a way of destabilizing the puppet government and countering the Soviets, whose undeniable aggression in the area was helping to reheat the cold war to a dangerous boil.
According to Gates's recounting, a key meeting took place on March 30, 1979. Under Secretary of Defense Walter Slocumbe wondered aloud whether "there was value in keeping the Afghan insurgency going, 'sucking the Soviets into a Vietnamese quagmire.'" Arnold Horelick, CIA Soviet expert, warned that this was just what we could expect. In a 1998 conversation with Le Nouvel Observateur, former National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski admitted, "We didn't push the Russians to intervene, but we knowingly increased the probability that they would."
Yet Carter, who signed the finding authorizing the covert program on July 3, 1979, today explains that it was definitely "not my intention" to inspire a Soviet invasion. Cyrus Vance, who was then Secretary of State, is not well enough to be interviewed, but his close aide Marshall Shulman insists that the State Department worked hard to dissuade the Soviets from invading and would never have undertaken a program to encourage it, though he says he was unaware of the covert program at the time. Indeed, Vance hardly seems to be represented at all in Gates's recounting, although Brzezinski doubts that Carter would have approved the aid unless Vance "approved, however unenthusiastically."
No one I interviewed--those who did not mind the idea of a Soviet invasion, and those who sought to avoid it--argues that Carter himself wished to provoke one. Gates, who was then an aide to Brzezinski, says the President did not think "strategically" in that fashion. "He was simply reacting to everything the Soviets were doing in that part of the world and felt it required some kind of response. This was it." Brzezinski, similarly, says he did not sell the plan to Carter on these terms. The President understood, he explained on the phone, that "the Soviets had engineered a Communist coup and they were providing direct assistance in Kabul. We were facing a serious crisis in Iran, and the entire Persian Gulf was at stake. In that context, giving some money to the mujahedeen seemed justified." Why Carter actually approved the aid remains unclear, however. Carter, it should be added, does not seem to remember much about the initial finding. Otherwise, he would not have asked his aide to fax me the pages from his memoir Keeping Faith, which ignores it entirely, and like the rest of the pre-Gates memoirs of the period, professes great shock and horror regarding the onset of the Soviet tanks.
The news of the covert program has provoked considerable confusion among those who seek to blame the United States for the September 11 massacre. Proponents of an overly schematic "blowback" scenario, including at least one vocal supporter of the Soviet "rape" of Afghanistan, have seized Brzezinski's comments to claim that Osama bin Laden is merely one of America's "chickens coming home to roost." This is both simplistic and obscene. Blowback exists in absolutely every aspect of life, because nothing comes without unintended consequences. Does it make sense to blame the destruction of the World Trade Center on a $500 million nonlethal aid program that took place more than twenty years ago? We cannot even know for certain why the Soviets decided on their invasion.
Nor can we ever know for certain whether the US officials wished to inspire one. Memories deceive, records get destroyed and even original documents can be written to be deliberately misleading, as were the period's official memoirs--save, ironically, that of Gates, the former spymaster. The covert action was undoubtedly approved by those involved for a host of reasons, some of which may be contradictory. Helping the Afghans resist Soviet domination was not exactly a controversial policy in 1979, though no one at the time could even dream that it might lead to the evil empire's eventual disintegration.
Brzezinski argues that even given the 20/20 hindsight after September 11, the covert aid remains justified. He shares the common view that America's most significant mistake was to abandon the nation to its unhappy fate following the Soviet withdrawal. Our terrorist problem, he insists, would be much worse with the Soviets still around to support their terrorist minions among the Palestinians, the Syrians, the Libyans, the Iraqis, etc.
Certainly this is much too kind to the Reagan-era military aid to Taliban-like elements. But a more accurate historical record can only lead to more intelligent debate about the future.
The September 11 attack on the World Trade Center led journalists and image-makers to rediscover New York's working class. In an extraordinary essay in Business Week titled "Real Masters of the Universe," Bruce Nussbaum noted that during the rescue effort, "big, beefy working-class guys became heroes once again, replacing the telegenic financial analysts and techno-billionaires who once had held the nation in thrall." Nussbaum fulsomely praised "men and women making 40 grand a year...risking their own lives--to save investment bankers and traders making 10 times that amount." In The New York Times Magazine, Verlyn Klinkenborg, describing the construction workers who formed the second wave of rescuers, wrote, "A city of unsoiled and unroughened hands has learned to love a class of laborers it once tried hard not to notice."
Until September 11, working-class New Yorkers had disappeared from public portrayals and mental maps of Gotham. This contrasted sharply with the more distant past. When World War II ended, New York was palpably a working-class city. Within easy walking distance of what we now call ground zero were myriad sites of blue-collar labor, from a cigarette factory on Water Street to hundreds of small printing firms, to docks where longshoremen unloaded products from around the world, to commodity markets where the ownership of goods like coffee was not only exchanged, but the products themselves were stored and processed.
Much of what made post-World War II New York great came from the influence of its working class. Workers and their families helped pattern the fabric of the city with their culture, style and worldview. Through political and ethnic organizations, tenant and neighborhood associations and, above all, unions they helped create a social-democratic polity unique in the country in its ambition and achievements. New York City became a laboratory for a social urbanism committed to an expansive welfare state, racial equality and popular access to culture and education.
Over time, though, the influence and social presence of working-class New Yorkers faded, as manufacturing jobs disappeared, suburbanization dispersed city residents and anti-Communism made the language of class unacceptable. Then came the fiscal crisis of the 1970s, which saw a rapid shift of power to the corporate and banking elite. When the city recovered, with an economy and culture ever more skewed toward a narrow but enormously profitable financial sector, working-class New York seemed bleached out by the white light of new money.
The September 11 attack and the response to it have once again made working-class New Yorkers visible and appreciated. Not only were the rescuers working class, but so were most of the victims. They were part of a working class that has changed since 1945, becoming more diverse in occupation, race and ethnicity. Killed that day, along with the fire, police and emergency medical workers, were accountants, clerks, secretaries, restaurant employees, janitors, security guards and electricians. Many financial firm victims, far from being mega-rich, were young traders and technicians, the grunts of the world capital markets.
The newfound appreciation of working-class New York creates an opening for insisting that decisions about rebuilding the city involve all social sectors. Whatever else it was, the World Trade Center was not a complex that grew out of a democratic city-planning process. We need to do better this time. Labor and community groups must be full partners in deciding what should be built and where, how precious public funds are allocated and what kinds of jobs--and job standards--are promoted. Some already have begun pushing for inclusion; others should begin doing so now.
In the coming weeks and months, we need to rethink the economic development strategies of the past half-century, which benefited many New Yorkers but did not serve others well. Might some of the recovery money be better spent on infrastructure support for local manufacturing, rather than on new office towers in lower Manhattan? And perhaps some should go to human capital investment, in schools, public health and much-needed housing, creating a work force and environment that would attract and sustain a variety of economic enterprises.
Winning even a modest voice for working-class New Yorkers in the reconstruction process won't be easy. Already, political and business leaders have called for appointing a rebuilding authority, empowered to circumvent zoning and environmental regulations and normal controls over public spending. The effect would be to deny ordinary citizens any role in shaping the city of the future. As the shameful airline bailout--which allocated no money to laid-off workers--so clearly demonstrated, inside operators with money and connections have the advantage in moments of confusion and urgency.
But altered perceptions of New York may change the usual calculus. On September 11, working-class New Yorkers were the heroes and the victims, giving them a strong moral claim on planning the future. Rightfully, they had that claim on September 10, too, even if few in power acknowledged it. It ought not require mass death to remind us who forms the majority of the city's population and who keeps it functioning, day after day after day.
Seven Days in October
Since September 11, Thomas Friedman has been in fine form. In his New York Times column, he has composed a letter for George W. Bush to send to Osama bin Laden, urged Vladimir Putin to enlist the Russian mafia to rub him out and berated those who would use the Trade Center and Pentagon attacks to raise questions about US foreign policy. In an October 5 column headlined, "Yes, but What?" Friedman wrote, "One can only be amazed at the ease with which some people abroad and at campus teach-ins now tell us what motivated the terrorists. Guess what? The terrorists didn't leave an explanatory note. Because their deed was their note: We want to destroy America, starting with its military and financial centers." Friedman reserved special scorn for those seeking to use the attacks to renew the Israeli-Palestinian peace process: "Have you ever seen Osama bin Laden say, 'I just want to see a smaller Israel in its pre-1967 borders,' or 'I have no problem with America, it just needs to have a lower cultural and military profile in the Muslim world'? These terrorists aren't out for a new kind of coexistence with us. They are out for our nonexistence. None of this seems to have seeped into the 'Yes, but...' crowd, whose most prominent 'Yes, but' states: This terrorist act would never have happened if America hadn't been so supportive of Israel."
Friedman is hardly alone in pushing this line. In Newsweek, for instance, Jonathan Alter blasted "Blame America Firsters" who have "repeatedly breached" the line "between explaining terrorism and rationalizing it." Jim Hoagland, in the Washington Post, warned that the United States should not be inhibited from using "coercive power" in the Middle East by "excessive fear of reaction in the so-called 'Arab street.'" The New Republic has repeatedly inveighed against what it sees as the capitulationism of the Yes, but-ers, and Christopher Hitchens in these pages kicked up a storm by arguing against "rationalization" of terror. "Does anyone suppose that an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza would have forestalled the slaughter in Manhattan?" he asked.
Against this backdrop, I was fascinated to read "Why Do They Hate Us?" Fareed Zakaria's cover story in the October 15 Newsweek. Zakaria is a blue-chip member of the foreign policy establishment. A native of India who earned a BA from Yale and a PhD from Harvard, he served from 1993 to 2000 as managing editor of Foreign Affairs. A sort of junior Kissinger, Zakaria has never hidden his disdain for those naïve souls who do not share his hardheaded balance-of-power worldview. I recall attending a discussion group several years ago, when the Clinton Administration was still debating whether to intervene in Bosnia; Zakaria expressed world-weary impatience with those who argued for humanitarian intervention and nation-building.
I was thus surprised by his 7,000-word take on the current crisis. Zakaria devotes the first part of his article to an astute dissection of the failures of the Arab world. Today, he observed, almost every Arab country "is less free than it was 30 years ago." Analyzing the causes of that decline, Zakaria described how young Arab men, often better educated than their parents, leave their villages in search of work and "arrive in noisy, crowded cities like Cairo, Beirut and Damascus." Here, "they see great disparities of wealth and the disorienting effects of modernity; most unsettlingly, they see women, unveiled and in public places, taking buses, eating in cafes and working alongside them." Surrounded by the shiny products of globalization but unable to consume them, and denied all outlets for venting their frustrations, these alienated young men have fed a resurgence of Islam.
That, in turn, has sparked a wave of what he calls "raw anti-Americanism." In exploring the roots of this, Zakaria harshly scrutinizes US policies in the region. As recently as the 1960s, he writes, America was widely admired in the Arab world. Since then, however, "the daily exposure to Israel's iron-fisted rule over the occupied territories has turned this into the great cause of the Arab--and indeed the broader Islamic--world. Elsewhere, they look at American policy in the region as cynically geared to America's oil interests, supporting thugs and tyrants without any hesitation. Finally, the bombing and isolation of Iraq have become fodder for daily attacks on the United States." Zakaria especially faults the United States for its "sins of omission," including its failure to press Arab regimes to open up. In response to the current crisis, he goes on, the United States should adopt a long-term strategy on three fronts--a military effort, aimed at the "total destruction of Al Qaeda"; a political effort, stressing multilateralism, cooperation with the United Nations and a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; and a cultural strategy seeking to help Islam "enter the modern world," in part by pressing Muslim nations to reform.
This seems a far cry from Henry Kissinger. And, toward the end of his piece, Zakaria acknowledges his changing views: "I have myself been skeptical of nation-building in places where our interests were unclear and it seemed unlikely that we would stay the course." In the current instance, he added, "stable political development is the key to reducing our single greatest security threat. We have no option but to get back into the nation-building business."
Zakaria's interest in nation-building and a peace settlement in the Middle East does not mean he's rationalizing terrorism. On the contrary, he fully supports the current campaign against Al Qaeda and the Taliban. His position shows that re-examining the US role in the region does not preclude taking a tough stand on terrorism. In fact, it can be argued that adjusting US policies in the Middle East--for instance, by resolving the Palestinian problem--could further the campaign against bin Laden by making it easier for Washington to keep its coalition together.
At least one other conservative has made an about-face similar to Zakaria's. George Bush's recent endorsement of nation-building in Afghanistan and his expressions of support for a Palestinian state show that he readily accepts the need to reassess US policies in the Islamic world. To the extent that there is a "Yes, but..." crowd, the President seems to be its leading member.


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WOODBURN, Ore-- Vandals cut phone lines, cable wires, and spray painted over a dozen homes at a senior community in Woodburn Tuesday night.
Golf carts, cars and 15 homes, golf carts and cars were spray painted, some with vulgar expressions, at the Estates Country and Golf Club in Woodburn Tuesday evening, according to the Woodburn Police Department.
Vandals left a typewritten note behind claiming to be from the Woodburn Public Works Department and suggesting the act was related to a nearby road construction project.
But the City of Woodburn said there's no connection.
Neighbors tried to clean-up Thursday, many of them with the help from friends or relatives.
Many of the victims are in their 70s, 80s and even 90s and aren t sure they why they were targeted.
They must have grudge or something, said 88-year-old Ionce Yonce. This is the third time vandals hit this senior community in less than a year. In June, 30 homes and cars were damaged. Then again in December, vandals spray painted homes.
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SAN DIEGO -- I don't know who was more fuzzy on Sunday afternoon, Marty Schottenheimer or Drew Brees.
During the Chargers' 34-28 home-opening loss to the New York Jets, Schottenheimer pulled his starting quarterback with the Chargers trailing by 13 points and 3:51 left in the game.
What makes it so unusual was the timing of the benching. Brees threw a 33-yard touchdown pass to Reche Caldwell on the previous to pull the Chargers to within six points.
But after the Jets answered with a touchdown of their own, Brees was told to take a seat.
Schottenheimer loathes having even a hint of a quarterback controversy. He feels such talk will split team loyalties. That is why he was quick to say in his postgame gathering that he took Brees out because his quarterback had a concussion.
Brees and Schottenheimer could be seen arguing on the sideline after Schottenheimer told Brees he was out of the game. The more Schottenheimer tried to explain why Brees was benched, the more complicated the move became.
"I was not aware that he (Brees) was not 100 percent his previous series," Schottenheimer said, referring to the drive that brought the Chargers a touchdown.
He related that Brees' injury came late in the third quarter when Jets safety Jon McGraw went helmet to helmet with Brees, drawing a penalty. Schottenheimer said he was made aware of Brees' condition by offensive coordinator Cam Cameron and team trainer James Collins.
Brees participated in 12 offensive plays after McGraw's shot before heading to the bench.
One of those plays was a center snap fumble that resulted in the Chargers' fourth turnover. It came early in the fourth quarter when the Chargers were positioned at the New York 42-yard line and were gathering some momentum.
The fumble should have given the Chargers a hint that something was wrong with Brees.
Isn't the head coach supposed to know what is going on? And why did his staff take so long to figure out that Brees might be hurt?
In further explaining the move, Schottenheimer contradicted himself by saying, "I knew he could go, but I wasn't going to put him in there." A few seconds later, Schottenheimer said, "We are not going to take a chance with the young man's career."
That one I will buy.
Schottenheimer should have gone to backup Doug Flutie earlier because Brees and his receivers were having a horrible day.
Flutie scored a touchdown in the final minute, but it was against the Jets' prevent defense.
At halftime, Brees was a mere 1-for-6 passing for 8 yards. Tight end Antonio Gates, who had such a good effort against Houston a week ago, dropped the first two passes aimed at him. Brees, meanwhile, was overthrowing most of his receivers after being under a heavy rush.
Brees looked woozy when talking to reporters after the game.
"I'm starting to clear up a little bit, but my head still hurts," Brees said. "But it is coming back clearer."


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In a tree-planting ceremony Thursday, Hoosiers who helped host February's Super Bowl marked the official transition to the next host city, New Orleans, as it prepares for Super Bowl XLVII.
Jack Groh, director of the NFL Environmental Program, accepted the "passing of the shovel" from Tony Mason, senior vice president of the 2012 Indianapolis Super Bowl Host Committee, in a ceremony at Tech High School on the city's Eastside.
Students in the school's National Honor Society also planted 12 trees on the campus after the ceremony, helping to exceed the host committee's "2,012 Trees by 2012" goal by bringing the total number of planted trees to 2,888. The trees planted Thursday were some of 45 donated by Green Mountain Energy Co., which partnered with Keep Indianapolis Beautiful in the effort.
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So, while health care reform is needed, this is definitely the wrong prescription. We need fair and responsible incentives to protect patent and data exclusivity in order to continue moving forward with discoveries that will meet the medical needs of our nation.
There is no doubt whatsoever as to the importance that biomedical science plays in the continued effort to find new therapies and cures for unmet medical needs. Biologics such as Enbrel, Humira, Avastin, Herceptin and Interferon have played a critical role in improving the lives of people living with breast cancer, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis and other diseases. These discoveries would have never been realized had biomedical research not existed.
Fortunately, there's a better piece of pathway legislation, one that would keep the biotechnology industry intact, ensure patient safety and ensure continued incentives for innovation. California Rep. Anna Eshoo, Washington Rep. Jay Inslee and Texas Rep. Joe Barton are proposing an approach that provides the biomedical industry with up to a 14-year patent protection on the biologics they develop. This proposal creates a pathway to lower-cost generic versions of biologic medicines without sacrificing patient safety or eliminating incentives to create future breakthrough medicines.
As Congress debates legislation to allow these follow-on products into the market, it must take care to ensure the primacy of science and patient safety. Wrong decisions, such as allowing biosimilars to come to fruition without the proper guidelines and pathway, in the name of health care reform may have a devastating impact on the economy, the health care system and most importantly the millions of patients desperately waiting for the development of a cure for their particular disease.
Edgington is a professor in the Department of Immunology and Microbial Sciences at the Scripps Research Institute and an adjunct professor at the University of California San Diego and the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center. Edgington is also the founding chair of Anatomic Pathology, Laboratory Medicine and Nuclear Medicine at Scripps Clinic and Hospital.


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Just noticed him on the Bats roster.
Didn't know his AA numbers were as good as they were
Jason Braun appears to have replaced Christiani on the Carolina roster. He was pitching in Dayton. Not particularly good numbers.
Yea, Nick put up good numbers. I reported Christiani going up on Sunday. I guess no one notices, I guess I need to make separate threads from now on lol.
I think it would be a good idea to have a running transactions thread. Things are so easily lost in game update threads.
That sounds like a good idea.
Like this move. The Bats staff is kind of journeymanish at this point w/o many young arms who might have more potential. Christiani got quite a few looks in the spring. If the Reds need to draw from bullpen depth to make a deal, I wonder if he might be a backfill for the big leagues later this season.
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hpr1638 :: Surviving A Roadtrip: FoodReleased on 2014-11-12 under a CC-BY-SA license.
As we are all human to some degree, we require sustenance. When on a roadtrip, this can prove to be challenging - but it is also an opportunity to save money and enjoy yourself!Bringing Food --- - Buying all your food on the road is a good way to empty your pockets - Convenience stores do not have your health in mind; their food is generally over-salty or over-sugary - Stopping for snacks can add lots of extra time to a trip - A quick stop at the grocery store before your trip is not a bad idea - Stock up on non-perishable snacks - Nuts and trail mix are a classic for a reason. They're full of protein and fiber, and easy to munch on in a vehicle - Fruit are sweet, healthy, and also usually easy to eat in a vehicle. Apples and grapes are super easy, bananas less so, and oranges are tricky. You can pre-peel fruit to make it more accessible, but it won't last as long. - Water is important. Make sure to have a gallon jug with you, and refill as necessary. I don't mind tap water, but if you're picky, there are water filters designed for camping that are compact and quick. Keep yourself hydrated! - Your options for variety of food increase a lot with a cooler - Things like cheese and sandwich meats should do fine - Make sure to fill it with ice or freezer packs when you set out in the morning, and maybe during the afternoon depending on weather - Check to see if your lodgings have refrigeration; your cooler will be useless if you don't have something more substantial to use in-between legs of your journey. Stopping To Eat --- - Saving money and being efficient is all well and good, but roadtrips are not all about getting from point A to point B. - A great way to experience an area is by ingesting a small part of it - Add an hour or two to your travel time for a meal stop - Pick lunch or dinner - Lunch may suit your timetable better if you are an early riser - Lunch menus often offer slightly less food for a reduced price - Restaurants may be less crowded for lunches - Dinner might be a better choice if you like waking and driving late - Dinner menus are more comprehensive, but often more on the expensive side - Avoid chain restaurants all the time, but especially on a roadtrip - Local restaurants and eateries are usually found in downtown areas, away from highways. They are well worth the diversion. - Different areas have vastly different cuisines, and trying new things can be very rewarding. Crawfish: who knew? - Find something on the menu that you don't recognize, and eat it. - If you are a picky eater, try not to let your preconceptions stop you from trying something. For instance, coconut soup is surprisingly unlike any other coconut dishes that I've had. - Be polite, be patient. Many tourists are rude, and there is a chance that the person helping you gets to deal with those tourists frequently. - Do not be afraid to ask questions. Figure out what you can, but ask for clarification if something on the menu is unusual. - If you have food-based allergies or special dietary requirements, these might not be accommodated in all areas. If you are a vegetarian or vegan, or are allergic to gluten, peanuts, or dairy, your options may change drastically depending on the region you are in. - A little research into local restaurants could help you determine which places you can eat without stopping at each restaurant in town. - Overall, try to enjoy yourself. Roadtrips can be high-stress affairs, and a meal break can do wonders to relieve some of the stress that's built up over the day. Relax, and give yourself plenty of time to eat
hpr1527 :: Surviving A Roadtrip: GPSReleased on 2014-06-10 under a CC-BY-SA license.
I have spent many, many hours in a vehicle driving around. While travelling, I've found a GPS to be one indispensable tool. These are some of the GPS-related tips that I have discovered:
- Having a "navigator" - someone else to help operate the GPS - can be very helpful in stressful driving situations. If you have someone that can help, let them handle GPS programming.
- Know how to operate your GPS. Planning routes are just the beginning; know how to get your GPS to find food and lodging nearby, and how to change a route to avoid trouble (road closures, traffic jams, detours).
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- You can also use your GPS as a normal map, except it's a map automatically centered on your exact position. In certain situations, this can be more useful than having your GPS provide you with directions.
- My GPS tells me the local speed limit, in addition to how fast I'm going. This is an excellent way to avoid getting a ticket.
- Mount your GPS somewhere. Looking down into your lap is a good way to find yourself in a gutter.
- GPS are not 100% accurate! Don't believe their lies! If the directions they are giving you sound bogus, use your better judgement.
- BONUS: Cameras! If you want to take pictures while on the road, try leaving your camera set to the "Landscape" macro if you have that option. It will prevent focus issues when taking quick shots. Also, keep your camera easily accessible to avoid extra distraction. If you have a navigator, they might be the best photographers.
hpr1008 :: Fix the "Sticky Keys" Bug in MinecraftReleased on 2012-06-12 under a CC-BY-SA license.
A quickie episode by Windigo that covers a fix for the "Sticky Keys" bug in Minecraft on Linux.
The "Sticky Keys" bug causes the Minecraft client to act as if a button hasn't been released when it has - which causes your character, Steve, to suffer some awful consequences as a result (depending on what situation you are in when the bug occurs).
Upgrading the LWJGL libraries/drivers that come with Minecraft usually fixes this bug. To upgrade the drivers, do the following:
- Download an updated version of the LWJGL libraries
- LWJGL 2.8.0 - Not the latest release, but worked great for me
- Copy the following files from
lwjgl-2.8.0/jar/in the zip file you downloaded to
/home/[youruser]/.minecraft/bin/, replacing the existing files there:
- Copy all of the files from
lwjgl-2.8.0/natives/in the zip file you downloaded to
/home/[youruser]/.minecraft/bin/natives/, again replacing the existing files there
If you still encounter issues with the new versions of the libraries, try a newer or older version until you find one that works with your system. 2.8.0 happens to work for my setup (Debian Stable w. Sun Java), but YMMV - your Minecraft may vary.


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The Hundred-Foot Journey
Wed., April 22 ; 1 p.m.
The Kadam family leaves India for France where they open a restaurant directly across the road from Madame Mallory's Michelin-starred eatery. Starring Helen Mirren, Om Puri, & Manish Dayal.
Rated PG, 122 min.
The Guardians of the Galaxy
Mon., May 18 ; 1 p.m.
A group of space criminals must work together to stop the fanatical villain Ronan the Accuser from destroying the galaxy. Starring Chris Pratt, Vin Diesel, & Bradley Cooper. Directed by James Gunn.
Rated PG-13, 121 min.
Get On Up
Mon., June 15 ; 12:30 p.m.
Chadwick Boseman stars as James Brown in this biopic from Universal Studios and director Tate Taylor (The Help). From a childhood spent in poverty to his emergence as the Godfather of Soul, Brown's incredible life story is one of talent, determination, and perseverance.
Rated PG-13, 139 min.
The Theory of Everything
Mon., July 20 ; 12:30 p.m.
James Marsh's biopic of the celebrated scientist Stephen Hawking, The Theory of Everything, stars Eddie Redmayne as the famous figure. Enrolled as a graduate student at Cambridge, Hawking establishes himself as one of the leading minds of his generation, and begins to win the heart of Jane (Felicity Jones). After one of his earliest breakthroughs, Hawking is diagnosed with ALS, and he becomes less and less able to control his own body. With the loyal Jane at his side, he continues his work. However, as the years progress, Jane starts to feel more like a nurse than a wife, and Hawking begins to have feelings for a woman who is hired to care for him.
Rated PG-13, 124 min.
Into the Woods
Mon., Aug. 17 ; 12:30 p.m.
Stephen Sondheim's, " Into the Woods," is adapted in this musical from director Rob Marshall and Walt Disney Studios. Inspired by a choice selection of Brothers Grimm fairy tales, this plot centers on a baker and his wife who incur the wrath of a witch while attempting to start a family. Subsequently cursed by the vengeful hag, the hapless couple find their fates linked with those of Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel and Jack of Jack and the Beanstalk. Starring: James Corden, Emily Blunt, Meryl Streep, Anna Kendrick, Lilla Crawford, MacKenzie Mauzy, Daniel Huttlestone, Johnny Depp, Chris Pine, and Lucy Punch.
Rated PG, 130 min.
Mon., Sept. 21 ; 12:30 p.m.
Angelina Jolie directs this true-life tale of Louis Zamperini, the Olympic track star who survived a plane crash in World War II, only to fight for his life against nature and eventually as a prisoner of war. Louis (Jack O'Connell) grows up a rough-hewn kid on the verge of becoming a full-on delinquent, until his brother starts training him to be a track star. Louis excels at the sport, and eventually represents America at the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin. During his training, he learns to become resilient and disciplined; his brother's words of advice, "If you can take it, you can make it," push him to overcome any adversity. He must live up to that adage under the most extreme circumstances after his plane is shot down during another bombing raid. He is stranded at sea for more than a month, only to be found by the Japanese and forced to endure constant physical abuse at the hands of sadistic prison-camp guard Mutsuhiro Watanabe (Japanese pop star Miyavi), who wants to break Louis' indomitable spirit.
Rated PG-13, 138 min.
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You may feel that you have to have certain design skills in order to use interior design to your benefit. You might be surprised by how much the Internet and design magazines can help you. Allow the following article to become a starting point in your attempt to achieve perfect interior design.
Buy versatile pieces of furniture for small rooms. Sofas don't always fit well, so consider ottomans for seating instead. An ottoman used in this way can provide extra seating or a table surface in a cramped area. Finding items with two functions can help maximize tiny spaces.
Every interior designer would be wise to keep up with the latest trends. You probably do not want your walls to be covered by 1970′s wallpaper. Take the time to view other peoples homes to see how they are decorating them.
Once you have an idea of what you want, check mass retailers for quality equivalents of designer work. It is not always necessary to pay designer prices for the high end designer look. It is your choice, of course, but who does not like to save money where ever they can.
To prepare your home for any interior design project, it is always best to free the home of any clutter. Nearly every home can benefit from a good clean-up, emptying of the closets and drawers, and getting rid of dusty old things nobody uses anymore. You can sell unneeded items on an auction site, give them to friends, family or a charity who can make good use of them.
You need to look at all of the elements. You could make something look interesting by making use of small decors with different kinds of small items. Instead of making a large change, such as a new floor, replace all the fixtures in a room and coordinate them with the room's decor.
Do not be afraid to get creative when painting a room. Numerous online tutorials are out there that can provide you with beautiful designs for your home renovation project. You can transform a dull room to a special room in no time at all when you think creatively about wall paint.
vach kinh phong tam Have realistic expectations when you are doing some redecorating. Adding your own personality is good, but don't add anything permanent that is too unusual. You should always keep in mind that you may want to sell your house at some point. If you choose to decorate the home outlandishly anyway, be sure you can undo it, if need be.
vach tam kinh Get a little crazy when you paint. Many resources are available online to help you come up with ideas on designing your room. Using some imagination and creativity in your wall painting projects can easily change a room from just okay to exciting in little to no time.
Many designers create interest in rooms by placing a whimsical collection of things that help create interest. A grouping of at least three items comprises a collection. If you are the owner of three of the same kind of vases, this is a collection. Three pictures could also constitute a collection. A collection of just about anything provides a very warm appearance and is a great conversation starter.
Mirrors are a great way for you to increase the perceived size of a room. Mirrors make a room appear larger than it is, which should help make the room look better. Invest in a beautiful mirror to facilitate your interior design project.
Many new homeowners are intimidated by the very idea of creating an interior design. But, having knowledge on the subject is the best way to get your project completed. By keeping the ideas and concepts above close at hand, you will have what it takes to make your home a true oasis of beauty.
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Garlic: A Simple Way to Protect Your Heart
September 7, 2012
Garlic (Allium sativum) is known worldwide. As an ingredient, it is beloved for its rich, savory flavor and pungent aroma. Adding garlic to a meal seems to bring it up to another level. This wonderful plant, known by some as "the stinking rose", even has an annual festival dedicated to it in Gilroy, California.
It's one of my favorites, and I try to eat garlic on a regular basis.
However, I think a lot of people have mixed feelings about garlic – they love it with meals, but it certainly has its drawbacks.
For one thing, it takes a lot of garlic to get healthy benefits – and after a while, only so many people are going to want to stand next to you if you eat that much every day. After all, it didn't get the nickname "stinking rose" for nothing.
So, when I found that I could get the benefits of four cloves of fresh garlic in a once-daily supplement, I jumped at the chance.
Now it is very likely that you've heard about the many benefits of garlic, most of them relating to heart health. Maybe the good news about garlic seems a bit old hat. But it really shouldn't.
After all, heart disease isn't going away soon. Of course, we need to improve our sedentary lifestyle and poor eating habits as a first major step in being heart healthy. But while garlic's virtues are well known, they should be respected, too.
In this Terry Talks Nutrition®, we're going to review some of the best attributes of garlic and explore the reasons why having a simple supplemental solution can give you the garlic you need without the bad breath and inconvenience that you don't.
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It has been estimated that over one-third of the adult population of America is diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes and treated with Metformin. Another one-third of the population experiences Type 2 diabetes but not officially diagnosed and treated. Because the increase in obesity and general population overweight results in fatty liver disease and, therefore, the inability to manage proper blood sugar levels. Metformin, the prescribed medication, was originally derived from a natural substance. Unfortunately, it is now synthesized and no longer represents a natural substance. However, two natural substances, a combination of purslane and mulberry leaf extract in approximately 1,000 mg dosage, when taken together, based on a recent study, are 27-30% more effective than Metformin and no side effects. But always consult with your physician.
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Today's Word from Joel and Victoria
Every day, we have opportunities to get upset, be frustrated, or get offended. Maybe you had plans that didn't work out, or someone was rude to you at the office. Maybe you were doing something that should have taken one hour and it ended up taking three. Life is full of inconveniences, but even though we can't always control our circumstances, we can control our reaction. I heard somebody say, "Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you respond."
We should always go out each day with a positive attitude, full of hope and expecting God's favor. But at the same time, we should recognize that most days are not going to go exactly as we plan. Remember, we were created to live in peace. Peace is our position of power. If you get stressed because you got off schedule or upset because your child wouldn't eat his breakfast, or frustrated because somebody offended you, what you're doing is giving away your power. Instead, make the decision to release those offenses and disappointments so you can live in peace and enjoy the day as the blessing God prepared for you!
A Prayer for Today
Father in heaven, today I release every care, concern, offense and disappointment to You. I choose to keep the peace that You have given me. I look forward to today knowing that You are with me, leading me in victory in Jesus' name! Amen.
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"Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people."
— Eleanor Roosevelt: was the First Lady of the US from 1933 to 1945
Today's Scripture:
"Good sense makes a man restrain his anger, and it is his glory to overlook a transgression or an offense."
(Proverbs 19:11, AMP)
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THAT is absolutely brilliant!!! Thank you for taking the time to create this. YES!!!
You are quiet welcome. :)
Why are you writing in such a pretentious manner? The style in which you have written is distracting from what you are trying to say.
Economy of words meant that my normal narrative flair had to be jettisoned to get to my main points expeditiously.
Yes, but what you have written is not direct and to the point. It is contrived, contains cliches, and even misspellings.
"The points raised here will endeavor to be concise." How about "My points will be concise" or "I will try to be concise." There is no need to take them up the mountain of endeavoring.
And "used in a specific arraignment" means that your words are going to court to hear the charges against them. The charges against this phrase include the misspelling of the word arrangement.
And I would completely argue with you that words are assigned specific meanings. Words are assigned multiple senses and definitions. If they were assigned specific meanings, the field of computational linguistics would be so much easier. But typically, if we are discussing philosophy, debate, or maybe even law, we try to define our words before we begin the discussion.
As you pointed out some words have become completely devoid of meaning. These words include "conservative," "socialist," and "clean energy" and probably many more. I have been guilty of a bad analogy involving slavery when I was a freshman in college. The whole internet is guilty of comparing things to Hitler. And David Brooks is guilty of sticking thoughts into the minds of deceased people in order to maximize his gay attraction to Donald Trump by writing, "First, I think Walt Whitman would appreciate his relentless energy and boyish cravings." And if that doesn't start a whole new branch of TrumpxWaltWhitman fan fiction, I don't know what will.


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Incredibly Well Preserved 1903 Louisiana Purchase/McKinley Gold Dollar, PR 641903 G$1 Louisiana Purchase/McKinley PR 64 PCGS. This coin was previously offered as lot 7518 in our 1999 Chicago ANA Sale, where it was described as: "Only 100 brilliant proofs were struck of each 1903 commemorative gold dollar and the vast majority of these pieces have been mishandled over the years. In contrast, a careful collector certainly preserved this lovely piece that we count among the nicest survivors of this issue. This variety depicts the recently assassinated President William McKinley, who approved the Louisiana Purchase Exposition that was held in St. Louis in 1904. The devices display a thin veil of mint frost that distinguishes them from the deeply mirrored fields. With a crisp strike, this choice piece is one or two wispy hairlines away from a gem designation. A rare opportunity for the commemorative enthusiast whose collection goes beyond the normal pale." Population: 9 in 64, 16 finer (11/99).
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He reminds Travers that when "Alien" was "brutal – a huge success," and "Blade Runner" followed, he was still being treated in Hollywood as the "new kid on the block." He protests, "I'm not a kid. I'm a businessman. So I see things in a certain way. I was naturally met with 'you can't do this and do that and oh by the way you can't operate your camera.'" Scott believes his success as a director is because he has "always worked like a photographer, that being a cameraman is "where the magic happens."
Throughout his long career, Scott has withstood Hollywood pressure. When asked to change the now iconic ending of "Thelma and Louise," he calmly suggested they "call me on Monday with a better suggestion." When Travers expressed surprise at his atypical calm response, he smiled and said, "I never draw the line in the sand. You get more by defusing the bomb."