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On Monday 01 March 2004 06:28, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> the fact of the matter is, nobody was really happy with xfree86 before
> this happened. they were extremely slow, secretive, and seemingly
> rejected patches in a passive-aggresive way (the cygwin xfree86 issue).
> it's just that they haven't been viewed as "evil" up until now. many
> forks have been started, and they've all stalled.
I don't understand the big picture. How can the XFree project get away with
upsetting so many people? If Red Hat, Debian, Mandrake, SuSe, OpenBSD, etc.
get upset and start looking for alternatives, where does that leave the XFree
project? Why is it not the case the XFree project needs to depend on making
everyone happy?
Also, it seems like SuSE (Novell) and its friend IBM, and GNOME's friends like
Sun and HP have a whole lot of resources. Can't they come up with a an
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On Thu 23 Oct 03, 8:17 AM, Jonathan Stickel <email@example.com> said:
> I know that if I start a terminal window in X, run a program, and then
> manually close the window, the program dies. I also know that if I
> secure-shell into another machine and run a program, I cannot exit
> without first ending that program.
> Is there any way to start a program for a shell window and leave it
> running when I close the window? Also, is there anyway to leave a
> program running remotely, started through an ssh session, and exit ssh?
> The later would be very helpful, although I suspect these two issues are
> related. My research involves running computer simulations on several
> computers on campus. I would really like to ssh into the machines from
> home, start the simulations (which generate output to text files), and
> then exit the ssh sessions with the simulations in progress. This way I
> could close my internet connection (dial-up :( ) and turn my home
> computer off while the multi-day simulations run.
> Is this possible?
> Jonathan
very possible, as nicole and tim pointed out with nohup and background
however, if your simulations are like mine, they spit out useful
information every once in a while like whether the simulation has lost
too much precision or how near it is to completion.
screen might be a better choice if this is the case. simply
1. log into the machine that will run the simulation.
2. run screen.
3. start your simulation.
4. type ^d to detach your screen session.
5. log out.
whenever you want to check up on your simulation, you can:
1. ssh back into the machine
2. run screen
3. your session will be restored
4. type ^d to detach it again if your simulation isn't done.
for completeness, i used to use cron and atd for this same purpose. atd
worked well. but screen is a much better solution. i was a newbie back
then. :)
also, i've found this helpful:
./mysimulation ; mail -s "i'm done" firstname.lastname@example.com
so you know when the thing is done and don't have to keep checking back
every few hours.
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'Brooklyn Nine-Nine': Adam Sandler heckles Andy Samberg and Joe Theismann breaks his other legAdd to Favorites | Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Man, like we needed more football last night. But, dear "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" you get major points for Terry Crews touchdown dancing to "The Karate Kid's" "You're the Best Around" (seriously, someone Google Joe Esposito and find out what he's up to) playing in the background during the episode opener.
Cleaning House
The precinct is in need of some shaping up, and Terry and Captain Holt ( Andre Braugher) are going to make some changes to get things moving more productively.
They're so cute when they're optimistic.
Nothing they do actually creates any positive change. They make Diaz mad, thus blocking people from using the bathroom, give Gina a mirror to keep her busy with her own reflection, and reshuffle the location of the toaster and some of the desks in the department. The entire group confronts Holt and Terry to knock it off. Fairly pointless storyline, but we did get to see Boyle ( Joe Lo Truglio) wear a white fringed jacket that ended up literally on fire. So there's that.
Meanwhile ...
The Vulture is back ... but in a different way. Santiago ( Melissa Fumero) has a job offer to join the major crimes division, the group that swoops in to steal all of the precinct's cases just before they get them solved. And that's not going to cut it with Peralta ( Andy Samberg).
As such, he makes it his mission to persuade Santiago to stay, while saying that it's only because she's going to join The Vulture's division, but Santiago has it figured out.
During a stakeout, Peralta takes over for a (no seriously) Greek antiquities auction, where he is heckled by Adam Sandler and Joe Theismann, and still gets his perp, after breaking Theismann's "other" leg. Nice football reference on Super Bowl Sunday. And if you've never seen that footage, don't Google it. Stick to Joe Esposito.
But even though they solved the case, Santiago is still going in for the major crimes division interview. Peralta is ticked off but admits in the end that he likes working with her, and that she's a good detective, and basically shows his nice, human side.
And she turns down the job.
There's no doubt the Peraltiago flirtation is back. Yay.
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- "Darn it. I had a bellydancing class. Tonight was Egyptian undulation." - Boyle
- "You look like you're starring in an Albanian remake of 'The Cosby Show.'" - Gina
- "God, we're doomed. Boyle looks like a lesbian." - Holt
- Adam Sandler: "Yeah, that's right. I collect antiquities. I'm a serious person. I'm writing a movie right now about the Russian revolution."
Peralta: "Oh really, who does Kevin James play?"
Adam Sandler: "Ha, it's a serious movie ... Trotsky. But he has a wife who never wears a bra."
Big guest stars on this episode. Four! Patton Oswalt, Adam Sandler, Fred Armisen AND Joe Theismann? Thanks, "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," you guest star winner.
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This year it seemed like the words "And the GRAMMY goes too" were hardly uttered during the night's live broadcast, leaving plenty of room for the performances, which there were 20 of. All of which we ranked.
Kendrick Lamar Talks New Album, GRAMMY Performance, 'Control' Verse
The sage Kendrick Lamar is nominated for seven GRAMMY Awards this year, and speaks in a new interview about his performance with Imagine Dragons.
Q&A: GRAMMYs Exec Producer Ken Ehrlich On Big Surprises & Beatles
GRAMMYs exec producer Ken Ehrlich on how Kendrick suggested a collabo with Imagine Dragons and what goes into getting Beatles together.
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As Kendrick Lamar's stunning 'good kid, m.A.A.d. city' battles for GRAMMY Album of the Year, we take a look at the culinary touchstones the Compton-born rapper brings to his music.
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Less than a week after tying the knot, pop-star Hilary Duff said "I do" to a new hair color.
The 22-year-old actress returned from her Mexican honeymoon to hit the high-end Byron and Tracey Salon in Los Angeles for darker, strawberry blonde locks with darker red low-lights. While we loved her signature honey strands, the richer tone frames her face and gives the new bride an edgier look for Fall.
Keeping the length with long, slightly wavy layers, Duff exited the Beverly Hills salon with her older sister, Haylie, looking fresh, confident and happy (not to mention rocking Fall's statement lip trend). It would seem that marriage is already agreeing with the young star. Or maybe it's the $500,000 ring that is still making her smile!
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Apple today reported financial results for its first quarter ended December 29, revealing record iPhone and iPad sales. The company sold 47.8 million iPhones in the quarter, up from 37 million a year ago. In addition, Apple sold 22.9 million iPads during the period, up from 15.4 million last year.
It wasn't all positive for Apple, as Mac and iPod sales were down during the quarter. Apple sold 4.1 million Macs during the period, down from 5.2 million last year; and 12.7 million iPods, compared to 15.2 million this quarter a year ago.
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This month I participated in the 2nd Annual Great Food Blogger Cookie Swap hosted by Love & Olive Oil and The Little Kitchen. It was really neat because I got to bake up some cookies and share them with three different people and in return I got three separate packages of cookies from three great bloggers!
What's even better is that everyone who participated (all 576 of us) donated money to benefit Cookies for Kids' Cancer and the wonderful company Oxo matched our donations dollar for dollar! Below are some Instagram photos I took for the swap.
I received three separate and delicious cookie packages from:
- Carla @ Carla's Confections – Triple Chocolate Crackle Cookies
- Jessica @ A Kitchen Addiction – Chocolate Peppermint Crackle Cookies
- Kate @ Fleur-de-licious – Halloween Candy Cookies
I also got to send some cookies to three bloggers. I chose to make Vanilla Crescent Cookies because 1) vanilla beans make everything better and 2) I thought they were pretty unique! My cookies went to:
- Allison @ Fridgg
- Brynn @ wikiKitchen
- Melissa @ Melissa's Cuisine
I really enjoyed all the cookies I received, so thanks to you three wonderful ladies! I also hope Allison, Brynn and Melissa enjoyed their cookies! Below is the recipe for everyone's enjoyment!
Vanilla Crescent Cookies
- 1 cup butter (room temperature)
- 1 cup powdered sugar (divided)
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon lemon peel (grated)
- 2 1/2 cups flour
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup pecans or walnuts (finely chopped)
- 2 tablespoons sugar
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I was very tempted to call this "Nothing in Common" but recently I've been playing two games that couldn't be more different. One is a third person shooter with chainsaw bayonets featuring Ice-T on the XBox and the other is a painfully straight faced JRPG with giant knights on the PS3.
Gears of War 3
If you don't know about Gears of War 3 and haven't made a decision on it by now, we have the technology to catch up. But I'll try not to spend a whole lot of time recounting everything on Epic's latest chainsaw romp through the amazingly fucked up world of Sera. The story is alright. The unlock system is crazy. The Digger is my favorite new weapon. But I will spend time talking about my new favorite addition.
Beast Mode, Terrorize
I love Beast Mode. One of the things I like the most in video games is when you can play as the villains in any capacity. Campaign mode is fine, but when you have a mode like this where you can take the Locust monsters for a spin, it's a great time. It does take a bit of time adjusting to the controls of the locust. A lot of them don't handle like the main game, but have the same concepts. The Bloodmount is especially weird as you control the mount while an AI locust guy sits on top of you with a Hammerburst firing away. The Kantus can't take cover but has re-spawning Ink Grenades and a team healing move. It's a lot of fun to rip through defenses and destroy everything in your pursuit to wipe out the COG.
Playing as a Berserker is the obvious highlight as it's just as indestructible as it was in the first Gears of War. You can tear through any barrier, turret, decoy and Silverback without so much as flinching. Even if your vision is limited, having that telltale sound of a Berserker charge while running is just fantastic. But I think my favorites include the Serapede and the Armored Kantus. I don't always get to the final tier (because there are some good people out there) but the Armored Kantus' spin ball move ala Sonic the Hedgehog had me laughing for a long time when I used it to kill an enemy. Not to mention, two of those Gorgon Pistols are mean. And if you're feeling especially helpful, you can heal the team.
The only problem with Beast Mode? It takes FOREVER to find a game. It's not nearly as popular as Horde or standard multiplayer modes... and I guess I can see why. But man, Beast Mode is so worth the wait.
Hail to the Bots
Online Versus mode in the Gears of War series has been kind of tragic in the way that so many awesomely ridiculous weapon designs like the chainsaw bayonet, the torque bow, the Mulcher, the Digger... have always been tossed aside for one weapon: the shotgun. All of the games I've played so far with people (a handful at the most) have been nothing but Dances-with-Shotguns. The way people play you'd think no one started with an assault rifle, never mind the other weapon pick ups. Which is why I felt compelled to mention the greatest thing in Versus is the option to play with bots. It's nice to have the computer to play around with and experience the various maps, guns, and modes.
The computer is cold, impersonal strings of code and that's probably the best part. Nothing is personal. It's pretty well rounded (even for AI) and make use of everything on the map. This is probably my mindset, but they play Gears in the way I imagined it. They snipe, chainsaw, mulch, dig- everything. And on Insane they're no slouch. Not to say they don't have their shortcomings, as they do exhibit some stupidity. But it's nothing you won't find online like teammates ignoring you when you're down and out only a foot away. But they keep things fresh with gunfights at a distance instead of rolling across the map to point blank range for a one-hit kill with the Gnasher or sawed off. I can just mess around, shoot guys, or chainsaw them when I have the chance. I hope this trend continues where games offer bots for the bulk of the multiplayer mode without stripping away features like Black Ops.
Probably my favorite moment so far is playing as Queen Myrrah and sticking Marcus Fenix with the Bayonet charge. Her follow up line was "That was oddly satisfying."
White Knight Chronicles II
White Knight Chronicles II is a weird game in a lot of respects. It's not exactly a straight sequel as it includes the first White Knight Chronicles packed in on the same disc. It seems kind of generous... except that the sequel part has zero tutorial and a long list of vaguely informative help topics. If you didn't play the first game, it doesn't throw you a bone in the least. The only real way to ease into it is start from square one and play through the first game where it takes the time to explain stuff to you. And that's what I ended up doing. Maybe I was drawn in from the idea of two games for the price of one (or the neat looking Knight designs) but I took on White Knight Chronicles I and II without really planning on it. My roommate seemed pretty excited about this game when it was first announced forever ago.
This game is... okay. Mediocre at best. But it has mad customization with armor, class and spells- and I love that stuff. The downside of White Knight Chronicles II is that it reuses every area from the first game, you just visit them in reverse. Yeah...
Standard Concept Fantasy
The most crippling part of this game is the story. It's rote fantasy that does absolutely nothing new. You can predict everything that happens from the word go. Prophecies, princesses, black knights, betrayal, fake betrayal, spunky kid heroes that never says die, yelling names, old mentors, and characters taking themselves way way WAY too seriously. The only thing I can say that was kind of interesting is that one of the characters is voiced by Charles Shaughnessy who played Sheffield from the American sitcom "The Nanny" starring Fran Drescher. It's just the stuff they're involved in is so boring. Guess what guys, there's good and evil, and they got beef. I can assure you those prophecies play out just fine, too.
The coolest thing this game's story does is present a giant city on top of an even larger monster that moves around a crater. They call it Greede, and it's pretty neat.
So one of the reasons I gave this game a try was the customization. You start by creating your own character (that has zero impact on the plot and hangs in the background during cut scenes) with some Mass Effect style options. I made mine look as pissed off as possible which payed off much later when my guy was loitering in the background looking disapproving of everything going on. While this avatar character won't do anything of value other than slaughter tons of monsters, it does give you the choice to use every character class. Other party members are restricted to certain skills. And they do have a nice range of choices. You got your sword master, mage, healer, archer, along with cool choices like axes, gigantic swords, lances. They all have their specific uses but you can get by with just about anything.
Go Go Knights of Legend!
The bright spots show up deep into the game. It's no instant gratification. I'm talking about the option for a few of your characters to transform into towering knights that can slaughter smaller monsters and take on giants with ease. They have a lot of systems in place (MP and Action Chips) that make it so you can't whip these Knights out every other fight, but it's fun to transform Power Rangers style and mess shit up. The first game only has two Knights, while the second adds a third. It never got old for me at least, and the Knights are perfect for bosses. I will say that White Knight is pretty good about making things huge. The downside is that they reuse a lot of enemy times or reskin the basic giant enemy frame. Hate wasps, spiders, wolves and golems? Because you'll kill a shit ton of them before the game is over. The Knights can help with that.
White Knight Chronicles won't set the world on fire. And if you aren't bothered by painfully predictable JRPG tropes, it's a decent game.


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As you walk under the vine-covered arbor toward the tasting room, you can peek into the open-air production facility and get a sense that things are a bit different here. The tasting room is a glass pavilion with a bank of windows framing an impressive view of the Alexander Valley. Many wineries seem to give their best views to their hard-working staffs, but here it's all about the visitors. The long, crescent-shaped tasting bar has a concrete base and a wooden counter top. This "room with a view" also has a large window that looks down into the barrel room to spy on the inner workings of the winery.
The winery uses traditional methods of production to craft their wines, making many in small lots; some bottlings are as small as 100 cases. The grapes come from their own vineyard as well the Napa Valley, Dry Creek Valley, Russian River Valley, Knights Valley and Rockpile. The concentration is on red wines, especially blends and Zinfandel. They strive to make "clean, balanced wines that are fully extracted, rich in complexity and comprise a depth of character." Currently wines are available only in the tasting room, through their wine club and on-line.
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Bulls ready for mental warfare against Wizards
Jimmy Butler took notice of three-of-four home teams losing Game 1 on Saturday, and then quickly dismissed it.
"Not really,'' Butler said when asked if it was a wake-up call for the Bulls. "It's not us, so to speak. We know what we're capable of, so we can only worry about the Chicago Bulls.''
And that seemed to be their only worry after the Sunday morning shootaround. The running theme has been take care of themselves and what they do on the court, and then the rest will take care of itself.
From a basketball standpoint, the best-of-seven series against the Washington Wizards remained doing everything possible to slow down the backcourt of John Wall and Bradley Beal, while keeping the athletic Wizards off the boards.
"Get back in transition and rebound,'' Butler said. "I think those are the two biggest things. They like to play really fast. They got a lot of guys that like to crash the boards, so after we get that stop we've got to secure that stop with a rebound.''
But the mental aspect of the game is to copy what they did in the April 5 win in Washington. Break the spirit of the Wizards.
"A lot of this game is mental, so if you can get a team back on their heels, arguing with each other and second-guessing themselves that's a big part of the game because every possession is so monumental in the playoffs,'' Butler said. "It makes it a lot harder to correct things whenever you're mentally frustrated.''
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Reitz, Bosse and Princeton get no break | ENGELHARDT COLUMN
Top teams lumped together in tourney
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Bosse and Reitz's boys' and girls' basketball teams are in the same pool of the Toyota Gibson County Teamwork Classic for the second successive year. Bosse and Reitz's boys are also in the same pool as defending Class 3A state champion Princeton this season.
However, Wood Memorial athletic director Steve Kilian said the two four-team pools are picked at random every year. "We don't base it on record," Kilian said. "We already have the pools set up for next year."
Tonight's games
At Wood Memorial: Wood Memorial (2-4) vs. Mount Carmel (1-5) boys, 5:30; Wood Memorial (5-5) vs. Mount Carmel (7-2) girls, 7:15
At Gibson Southern: Gibson Southern (9-0) vs. Pike Central (6-2) girls, 5:30; Gibson Southern (1-3) vs. Pike Central (1-5) boys, 7:15
At Princeton Middle School: Princeton (4-1) vs. North Knox (2-4) boys, 5:30; Princeton (3-6) vs. North Knox (3-6) girls, 7:15
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Kilian would not disclose which teams were in which pool next year, so we'll have to wait and see.
Bosse boys' coach Shane Burkhart was under the impression that the Gibson County teams (Princeton, Wood Memorial and Gibson Southern) were on a rotating format, so they would have to face each other as little as possible.
"Last year they put Reitz in our pool," Burkhart said. "They are not going to let two Evansville teams be in opposite pools. They don't want to see two city teams in the championship game."
Bosse and Reitz's boys and girls will battle in Pool B tonight at Princeton Community High School. The girls' game will start at 5:30 with the boys to follow at 7:15. Pool play will continue Tuesday and Wednesday with the championship games on Saturday.
Teams in the Toyota Classic will play four games in six days. Bosse, of course, is hungry to get a win before the New Year.
"After we get that first win, this team will take off," Burkhart said. "(Losing is) tough on anybody's psyche, let alone the psyche of a 16- or 17-year-old young man."
Reitz boys' coach Michael Adams made no bones about the fact that playing in the Classic is hard on players and their families. He said class basketball put his team in a bind. Until the recent past, the Panthers, a 4A school, had played smaller schools in the area such as Boonville, South Spencer, North Posey and Gibson Southern, but that evolved to the point "where none of those guys would play us."
"What we had to do was travel, and we've played schools such as Indianapolis Cathedral, Warren Central and Terre Haute North and South, but we were still short," Adams said.
Playing in the Toyota Classic solved the Panthers' non-conference dilemma.
"It's asking them a lot to play this many games in so few days," Adams said. "It's a distraction, but it's a good thing to get to play basketball in a great environment. It's a great tournament."
While it's a matter of time before Bosse gets its first win, Adams is hoping his Panthers won't be the Bulldogs' first victim. After its 74-67 overtime loss to Vincennes Lincoln last Friday snapped a 33-game winning streak, defending Classic champion Princeton should be refocused and ready to rock.
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June 11th, 2014
Obvious Child led the way on the per theater chart with $77,000 in three theaters for an average of $25,772. The Fault in Our Stars earned an average of $15,128, which was surprisingly strong. The final film in the $10,000 club was Citizen Koch, which earned $10,200 in one theater.
There were several other new limited releases, but only one of them, Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon, did well earning an average of $7,020 in three theaters. The Animal Project opened in one theater in Canada and earned $3,800. Tracks earned an average of $3,321 in four theaters. Holiday was playing in 144 theaters, so it is not surprising that it only managed a per theater average of $2,741. 2 Autumns, 3 Winters avoided the Mendoza Line, barely, with $2,163 in its lone theater. Ping Pong Summer was not as lucky with an average of $1,876 in 17 theaters. Filmistan was right behind with an average of $1,296 in 24 theaters. The Sacrament was well back with $583 in one theater.
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Feng Shui Design, Inc. filed as a Domestic for Profit Corporation in the State of Florida and is no longer active. This corporate entity was filed approximately fourteen years ago on Wednesday, August 15, 2001 as recorded in documents filed with Florida Department of State. There are a couple of officers known to have been associated with this organization.
Astrid Rush served as the President and has interests in other corporate entities including Bright Line, Inc. located in Sunrise, FL
Kenneth Rush was the Treasurer of Feng Shui Design, Inc.. Kenneth's additional corporate interests include Benham Safety, Inc., Benham Security, Inc. and three more corporations. Kenneth's past corporate affiliations include Biosafety USA, Inc., Benham Network Security, Inc. , and Solid State Security Inc.
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Today was the first day of class! I was a bit nervous for it, but really should not have been. The 'international student convocation' was cancelled that was supposed to be the first thing in the morning. We decided it was because they are so paranoid about the swine flu here and didn't want to gather us all in one place because I guess not everyone had gone and gotten their physicals. Lol. We went downstairs and they had teachers with signs with numbers of different classes on them! When we registered on Tuesday they assigned us a class and we bought books and they wrote our class number on our student ID. There were a bunch of students milling around from all different countries and Chinese teachers yelling out numbers of classes and pointing vigorously to their signs and no one seemed to know what was going on until one teacher came with a bunch of different numbers on her sign and we all traipsed after her about 3 tenths of a mile to the front of the library, where there were more students and more teachers all yelling. Eventually we got that group split up into two, and the half I was in went another half a mile to the class building where I now have class! Once we got up to the fourth floor where all of our classrooms were, we had another mess on our hands. There were no signs on the doors for which class was supposed to be where, and it seemed as if there were not enough teachers for each class! After much yelling, signs were put on the doors and the students organized themselves into these classrooms. By this time Laura and I had sat down on the floor and reluctantly moved into our rooms.
After all of the English-speaking students in my class had introduced ourselves and gotten comfortable with everything on our desks and ready, waiting for a teacher, they moved us into another room! Ugh finally we were in the place we were supposed to be, and our teacher came in and introduced herself and worked out who was there and what our Zhongwen mingzi shi –Chinese name was. Mine is Ruiqi.
We actually have 2 teachers each day, for two hours apiece. When the next teacher came in, we started working on what are called initials – basically, each word you hear spoken has a consonant beginning and an ending called a final. So we worked on the pinyin, or Romanized version of how to write Chinese learning how the spellings sound. Very, very basic stuff that I learned a year ago and was a bit frustrated with being put in this class. Although I love my tongxue - classmates.
After class ended I waited for Laura's class to finish (I'm pretty sure their clock is like five minutes slower than ours because she always gets out later than we do) and we walked the mile or so back to our dorm to get some lunch.
When we finished lunch and were chilling in our room – me working on a layout for this website and Laura studying for her quiz the next day – someone knocked on our door! It turned out to be one of the foreign exchange English teachers from the States who is friends with my Li laoshi – my Chinese teacher from when I was studying at MSU! She gave me a piece of paper with Li laoshi's contact information on it, including where her office was and that she was there at the moment! I quickly put on my shoes and made sure I had everything I needed in the bag I was taking and headed over to her office to surprise her and say hi. We spoke for about an hour and made plans for doing dinner after her classes and responsibilities next week either Monday or Wednesday. It will be very pleasant.
I came back to my dorm room and Jim came over and chilled and we just hung out. It was pleasant. Jim and decided that we did not want to eat in the cafeteria that is here in our building, and that we wanted to go exploring. I grabbed my bag and we headed out.
We decided that we wanted to go somewhere new that we had not been to yet, and that we should probably take a bus to be able to do this in a somewhat speedy manner. We picked a bus number that we knew would run back to campus as well, and hopped on, paying the yi kuai – one RMB, or about 15 cents, to ride the bus.
About three stops down the route, maybe a mile or so off campus, we saw a few restaurants along the street and decided they looked likely so we got off the No. 11 bus and proceeded to cross the street to get to the restaurants. We peeked in a few of the doors and windows, and settled on a restaurant that had live eels and fish swimming around in tanks right at the front that looked pretty nice with their bowls and cups wrapped together in plastic on the table to prove that they were clean. (Occasionally the water comes out red, and even worse, brown – when you shower, you just have to pretend it's not true and go on with your day.)
This is when the whole start of the shenanigans began! I can sort of speak some things, and understand even less. Needless to say I should have definitely kept up with studying more than I did this summer, but I didn't. It was probably the funniest and coolest experience I have had yet. We were expecting them to bring out menus with pictures and words like restaurants we have gone to in the past have done, but this was not to be so. They got across that what we were supposed to order from was the list of 50 or so different dishes that were underneath the glass table top – all in Chinese characters! I have not studied any food characters, and don't really know how to pronounce any of the words, so I broke out my text book that has a dictionary of sorts in the back, and began pointing. The waitress took the time to try and understand what we wanted, and was very patient and kept asking questions, which of course I could not understand. I kept bursting out into laughter after about 10 minutes of us attempting to communicate and them seemingly not understanding.
Eventually either the cook or the owner came out and brought a handful of live, wet clams and pointed and asked us if we wanted some of that. We responded enthusiastically and he looked pleased. The other couple who was in the restaurant were enjoying the show that was free along with dinner, and almost all of the staff in the restaurant were sort of congregated toward the back in the kitchen, looking at us and laughing and trying to help figure out what sort of food we wanted. The waitress kept coming back and forth, and I think spoke some English but kept covering her mouth and laughing and saying stuff in Chinese. The whole situation was so funny and great and they were so nice and eager to make sure to get us what types of food we wanted – something that would never happen stateside if someone could only speak 10 words of English.
Eventually we must have gotten sweet and sour pork across, and I thought rice, but that never showed up. Jim pointed and got some of his Tsingtao beer in a huge bottle and the cook brought out a bowl full of peppers and got across through pantomiming whether or not we wanted them cooked in our clams. We decided not to, and then I looked up the word for dumplings, which are amazing, and ordered a plate of those as well.
The food was amazing and they brought it all out piping hot! You can see in the pictures that I sent out earlier how much food it was! The whole dinner only cost 62 kuai, which is less than 10 dollars! (70 kuai is about 10 bucks)
I think they were really surprised how much food we put away once we got it. We ate the whole bowl of clams, almost all of the pork, and more than half of the dumplings. Once we were done, we left the restaurant and there was a small local night market along the street that had been set up as we were eating. We wandered around in it for a while, saw a local grocery and went in to check it out. Jim found some darker brewed Tsingtao beer, and got some of it, and I got an ice cream bar that was amazing - the perfect ending to a great meal.
Once we turned to head home, we realized that we weren't sure which buses went back to the University, so we decided to walk. It was about a mile walk and was great because the nights are perfect here right now. All in all, it was a great first day of school in a new country with great experiences to be had, if you have enough of a sense of adventure to have them.


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Do the ultra II also have a lower leg zipper, like the stitch pants? I typically wear my pants over my boots, and the ability to loosen the the leg cuffs comes in handy now and then.
First there are the on/off zippers.
The one on left leg comes up the inside of the leg to above the knee. Easy enough to get your left foot in and out with boots on.
The zipper on the right left comes up the inner leg all the way up to the waist so that the right leg comes completely open.
As far as adjustment of the lower leg cuff, once your pants are zipped all the way there is a large (say 5 inch tall) section of velcro. You can just pull the cuff tight against your boot and it holds with velcro. Gives me enough adjustment that the pant leg fits equally well over my Sidi Crossfire MX boots or the considerably less bulky Combat Touring Boot Lites. I wear the Crossfires more often than not, just because I feel so much less protected by other boots.
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Hey, MRAs: If you don't want people to associate you with hatred, don't associate yourself with hate groups
Here's a bit of advice for Men's Rights redditors and MRAs in general: if you don't want people to associate the Men's Rights movement with hatred, you should probably not associate yourselves with hate groups.
Yesterday, a fellow called heiligenschein posted a link in the Men's Rights subreddit to a relatively new subreddit called simply SPLC, a subreddit set up by enemies of the Southern Poverty Law Center and devoted to, as heiligenschein put it, "compiling the numerous criticisms of the [SPLC]." As he explained in a comment:
That's a somewhat odd criticism for heiligenschein, one of the moderators of the SPLC subreddit, to make. If you look at the front page of this subreddit, you'll discover that he and his pals are already doing a fine job of associating themselves with "neo nazi nutters" all by themselves.
If you scroll through the links, you'll notice that Heiligenschein has posted links to several different articles from VDare.com, which the SPLC describes as an "anti-immigration hate website" which "regularly publishes articles by prominent white nationalists, race scientists and anti-Semites." Note to MRAs: if you're disinclined to take the word of the SPLC on anything, all you need to do to get a sense of VDare's genteel racism is to do a search on the site for, well, the word "racism," or "immigrant." Or you can read VDare founder Peter Brimelow's repulsive victim-blaming post on the "root causes" of the Sikh temple murders in Wisconsin.
Heiligenschein also links to the virulently anti-immigrant American Patrol Report and a Confederacy-loving group called the Georgia Heritage Council; a quick glance at either group's website will reveal what sort of organizations these are. He also links to a pretty hateful site called A Voice for Men, which some of you may have heard of already.
But the connection to the racist far-right goes beyond a couple of links. The five other moderators of the r/splc subreddit – mayonesa, dvance, Octuple, salsaverde, warkin – are also the moderators of reddit's race-obsessed "new right" subreddit. Some of the submissions in that subreddit at the moment:
18% of marriages by Chinese and Japanese Americans are to Jews. Thoughts?
The poison of multiculturalism
USA Olympic athlete waves Mex flag: propaganda-bearing parasite prole being used as an infectious agent by the master parasite class?
The not-so-fab five also moderate a smaller subreddit called "alternative right," a dog-whistle term amongst the far right for (pseudo) intellectual racism and so-called "human biological diversity." Some of the submissions there, all of them submitted by moderator Mayonesa:
Emo neckbeards having hategasm over pro-white flyer
"I believe Europe to be the 'white man's country'. If they don't want non-whites among them, I think it's fair."
Diversity perversity: Behind multicultural push is effort to degrade American culture
The West has been seriously damaged by Communist successes at memetic subversion.
The five run at least two more subreddits devoted to this kind of crap.
Just so you know, MRAs, these are the sort of people you end up hanging out with once you join the SPLC anti-fan club.
Naturally, the handful of comments I found in the r/mensrights discussion on the subject pointing out that the r/splc moderators were a bunch of race-obsessed far-right extremists — see here, here, and here — all got downvotes from the regulars there.
You're digging your own hole here, MRAs.
Posted on August 13, 2012, in a voice for men, hate, hypocrisy, irony alert, misogyny, MRA, oppressed white men, racism, reactionary bullshit, reddit, splc and tagged a voice for men, hate, hypocrisy, men's rights, misogyny, MRA, racism, reddit, southern poverty law center, splc. Bookmark the permalink. 240 Comments.
What is it WITH the thread necromancers lately? Eesh.
People aren't MRA's just because they disagree with you. Seriously you're how old 50+ and you still don't get that?
"NOTE TO MRA TRYING TO POST HERE: I'm not going to let your comments through"
Good ole' censorship. If you can't debate using truth and reason, silencing someone will do just fine.
"To attempt to silence a man is to pay him homage, for it is an acknowledgement that his arguments are both impossible to answer and impossible to ignore." ~ J Briant
I'm sure this post will be removed, most likely dismissed as "hate speech" without any explanation.
I believe in free speech. But that's just me. You are entitled to your own opinion.
RE: Matt
"To attempt to silence a man is to pay him homage, for it is an acknowledgement that his arguments are both impossible to answer and impossible to ignore." ~ J Briant
"Dude, shut up. What the hell."
Seriously, what a shitass quote.
Hey, dumbass Matt – censorship is about governments limiting what can be said. It, and free speech, are not about you getting to blather on a privately owned website if the owner doesn't want you to.
Because he's an MRA and they wouldn't know the truth if it slapped 'em with a fish?
I love it when people quote mine other people and then go on about the nobility of free discourse. Fucking amazing.
Wow, Matt believes in free speech everyone…but what does that have to do with basic moderation policies? Going for deep with the Briant comment? It didn't work. Try Kafka next time. Meanwhile, PMA thinks he's getting David's goat by suggesting he's a 50 -something-year-old. You guys are wildly ageist as you are sexist.
Perhaps he should add an e, so he'd be Matte, as in Dull.
Pecunium: LOL
Between screaming and numb … whimpering, maybe? (Owwww.)
"massiv truuf boms" sounds like a cute name for cat bums and their, ah, products.
Nothing about kitties and avatars is ever irrelevant! :) I can't make up my mind what avatar I want, so I'm having fun mucking around with 'em.
Dishonest. The SPLC admit that AVFM is not a hate site- claiming they have been misunderstood. What creeps! They are all about the money.


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