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Location: Toronto
Oddometer: 508
Originally Posted by
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This Comparo is not yet posted on line, probably in a few weeks.
The Terra got decidedly mixed reviews in this latest Comparo. CW took a weird mix of bikes and screwed up a number of things (IMHO), but surprisingly even Jimmy Lewis was critical of the Terra. They used this weird survivalist post apocalyptic theme to underscore the whole test.
Nonesense, IMHO.
Bikes tested and how they finished:
2. KTM 990 Baja
3. Yamaha R1200 Tenere
4. TR650 Terra
5. T800XC Tiger
A few Key quotes:
Jesse Ziegler (Dirt Rider staff writer)
" ... The KLR is really easy to ride off road ... despite rubber covered footpegs, it's really a dirt bike chassis and feels like one".
"Not far behind, but much less confidence inspiring, was the Husky."
(refers to ON ROAD behavior)
Jimmy Lewis:
" ... The TR's handling is a bit awkward. The bike has lot of weight on the front wheel and feels unstable at high speed."
(Lewis's comment refers to ON ROAD handling, not off road)
Further comments deride the Terra for lack of weather protection and highway capability at speed and short range. They had cold weather and sounds like they'd rather be on Gold Wings than dual sports. The KLR rated high everywhere, a huge surprise to me, having owned one. It out did the Terra every where but in deep sand and more technical rocky tracks.
But remember the theme of this "Comparo" was a sort of ridiculous post apocalyptic theme, with a survivalist tone, IMHO, not a valid way to pick a good dual sport ... but hey, I guess that gets the ratings.
The Terra rated next to last.
Here are some final comments:
Just a few more modifications would have vaulted the TR650 into the mix.
"It's a dirtbike wth blinkers and luggage - sort of," said Ziegler. "It was like cheating in the sand and rocks. It's maneurverable and fun and makes a really good dual sport bike, but in this comparison, its on-road shortcomings stood out too much. It's not a survival bike. "
My personal view is that staff need to grow a pair!
In terms the getting through the Mojave (where I've ridden since age 14)
I'd pick the Terra every time. As a RTW bike? Dunno. Loncin motor is still unproven.
The KTM rated high everywhere yet came in 2nd to the KLR because it's high tech nature did not jive with the theme of the comparo. Stupid, IMO.
Anyway, there it is. It is, IMO, a poorly done article of little value. Just thought you guys would need something to reinforce that the press does not always get it right.
Ok, the question to ask is how many Kawasaki ads did you see in this issue?
Bet you there was no husky ads either.
It's bad business to critique your paying clients.
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SCIENTISTS who trained monkeys to control a robotic arm using only brain signals have shown for the first time that the same technique will work in people too.
Miguel Nicolelis's team at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina, placed electrodes in the brains of 11 patients with Parkinson's disease while they were undergoing separate brain surgery. The team could predict hand movements from the brain signals, the first step towards controlling a robotic limb. "We now know that it's possible in people," Nicolelis says. "It's a big step."
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No decision yet on Workington taxi rank move
Last updated at 12:25, Friday, 26 October 2012
A decision on the location of a new night time taxi rank in Workington has been deferred for a site visit.
A rank in the new Washington Square development has been taken off the table.
Allerdale council's licensing panel met on Wednesday to discuss the outcome of a public consultation about the relocation of the existing rank on Washington Street.
Gillian Collinson, senior licensing officer, said that no taxi drivers had responded to the consultation, which was launched after cabbies approached Allerdale council and Cumbria police about alternative sites.
There had been problems with the Washington Street rank. These included drivers doing U-turns and parking through the traffic lights and up Ramsay Brow.
The options for consultation were the town's pedestrianised area of Washington Square, Murray Road, the Jane Street lay-by filtering from Central Square car park and the Marks & Spencer car park on Udale Street.
Councillor Tony North said: "It seems very strange that when you try to do something for the taxi trade they don't bother to reply."
Inspector Craig Lory said that the rank needed to be moved from Washington Street as it was an accident waiting to happen.
He added: "Our preferred option would be Murray Road. It disperses people out of the town centre and only people who want a taxi will go there and I can dedicate a patrol to it."
The county council's highways department said its preferred option was Udale Street, and Murray Road as a second option.
Allerdale's town centre manager Toni Meagan agreed with these preferences.
David Bell, of Cumbria Highways, said that the council could look into legislation to remove taxi rank status from Washington Street but that it would have to be paid for by Allerdale council, and Hackney Carriages would still be able to stop if hailed by a customer.
First published at 11:56, Friday, 26 October 2012
Published by http://www.timesandstar.co.uk
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Well, it's taken "the committee" three months to decide NOT to put the taxi rank through a pedestrianised shopping precinct. Jolly good show, chaps! You're doing a grand job there.(Whoever had that idea in the first place needs their P45 written out)Now they are going to take another 3 months looking into using Murray Road, which apparently the Police (Inspector Craig Lory) appear to think is "out of town". What???? Funny, but I have always regarded Murray Road as "the" town centre.So, the fact that Murray Road is one-way and would necessitate a half mile trip around the streets to get back to the Oxford Street / Vulcans Lane traffic lights hasn't rung any alarm bells yet?The fact that everybody in town at the 3am chucking out time is up on Washington Street hasn't rung any alarm bells yet?The fact that everybody wanting a taxi at the busy time would have to walk through Washington Square shopping development has obviously rung Mr Fletchers alarm bells!!Let's hope there is some common sense applied to this problem. Taxis have always proved a problem for ABC to deal with - it just appears that there is nobody on the committee with any road or traffic sense.
It's quite obvious our licencing panel are not from this area if ir "has been deferred for a site visit" - don't they know the town?Again, Craig Lory quote: âOur preferred option would be Murray Road. It disperses people out of the town centre and only people who want a taxi will go there and I can dedicate a patrol to it.âWHAAATTTTT?So Murray Road is out of the Town Centre is it? Well I never. (Shakes head in disbelief).
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13 Films and Johnny Tabor's Eaters recently released their latest movie poster and synopsis for Eaters. The horror film is currently in post-production leading to a quick release sometime this year. I read the synopsis and I am not too sure what to make of the movie so far. I am definitely ready for the ride though.
Synopsis: In 1974, five friends embark across the United States for a friend Jude (Robert Dean), who has just returned from Vietnam. When they cross paths with The Demons, a local biker gang at a rest stop in the middle of nowhere, New Mexico, one of the five friends goes missing. After a heated confrontation with The Demons, they discover they may have jumped to conclusions far too soon. Now pursued by a self-made antagonist, and with tempers flaring high and fuel running low, the friends find out the worst of this nightmare has yet to come. Some call it a myth, others a legend, but the locals call it folklore.
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By awoodall
Friday, July 17th, 2009 at 4:21 pm in Night Owl, Oakland nightlife.
The other day a Trader Joe's clerk scrutinized my credentials for buying a bottle of wine. "Have I checked your ID before?" he said. That was his polite way of saying, "Let's see it." I always relish the look on people's face when they see 1969. But it's been happening more often than usual and among young clerks who have special youth detectors. "Should I take it personally that I have been carded twice since I turned 40?" I asked my boyfriend. I wanted to take it personally. But then I remembered the agenda item on next Tuesday's City Council meeting. OPD stands to get $100,000 from the Alcoholic Beverage Control dept. for a year-long crackdown on illegal booze sales and nuisance sellers. It looks like OPD wants to go after sales to minors and liquor stores but they might be including any establishment with a liquor license, such as the Seven Seas cocktail lounge on Mac. in the Laurel Dist. I really don't know how much this money would change things. My sense is that it supports efforts already in the works.
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Marta Hidegkuti
William E. Hill III
Deborah Himes
Stephen Hines
Courtney J. Hoekstra
Rusten Hogness
James E. Holdman, PhD
Richard Edholm
Majia Holmer
Donna K. Holsten, RN, Bryn Mawr Peace Coalition
Sheila Holt
Cynthia Bertrand Holub
George Holz
George Homanich, Binghamton, NY
Hostos Community College, Three professors
Rodney G. Howe
J. Hudson
Patrick A. Huey
Mickey Huff, Director, Project Censored/Media Freedom Foundation
James Hufferd, 911 Truth of Central Iowa
Davina Hunter
Sikivu Hutchinson
John Hutnyk, Professor, Goldsmiths College, University of London
Karen Isaacson
Price Izen
Dot Jackson, Mean Old Women, USA
Jay Jackson
Kyle Jacobs
Ron Jacobs, Writer and journalist
Robert Jacobson
Phyllis Jacoby
S. Jahangeer
Hadi Jawad, Activist, Dallas, TX
Patty Jay
Richard Jenkins, Hemp in the fields
Christopher Jennings
Russ Jennings, Common Soul Productions
Kurt Jensen, LAUSD, retired teacher
Ken Johnsen
Bertha E. Johnson
Rev. Dr. Beth Johnson
Dwain Jones
Larry S. Jones, Revolutionary activist
Lois Jordan
Valerie Joseph
Danny Josepher
Elvia Juarez
Emmerich Juhas
Marc Kadetz
David Kaspersin, Dynamic Recording Indie Label
Chuck Kaufman, Executive Director, Alliance for Global Justice
Martin Kellerman
Steve Kellerman, Industrial Workers of the World
Jane Kelsberg
Jeroen Kenis
D.H. Kerby, www.DHKerby.com
Haila Kimball
Amie King
Celes King IV, Vice Chairman, Congress of Racial Equality of California
Joan Payne Kincaid
Kathleen Kirwin, Legal Revolutionary Front
C. Clark Kissinger, Revolution Books, NYC
David Klein, Professor of Mathematics, California State University, Northridge
Thomas Kleven
James Klimaski
Sean Kneese
Michael Koch
Sharon Koch, Veteran
Gregory Koger
Glen Kohler
Ulle Koiv
M.J. Kolb
Robert J. Kolkebeck
Michael F. Kolassa
The Rev. Dr. Earl Kooperkamp, Pastor, Church of the Good Shepherd, Barre, VT
Bud & Fran Korotzer
Jake Kosek, Assistant Professor, UC Berkeley
James Koss, MD, FAAEM, MobileMD
Jon Krampner
Tim Kraus, Retired teacher, pacifist
Stuart Kremskyr
Steve Krevisky, Congress of Conn. Community Colleges: 4C's/SEIU
Ronald L. Kuby
Susan Kuehn
Kevin Kumashiro, University of Illinois at Chicago
David Kunzle, Distinguished Emeritus Professor of Art History, UCLA
Mike and Miriam Kurland
Jim Lafferty, Director, National Lawyers Guild, LA
Greta LaFleur, University of Hawai`i
Susan Lamont, Peace & Justice Center of Sonoma County
Cindy Lance, The World Can't Wait
Agent Lance
Debbie Lang
Michael Lange, Actor, educator
Dorothy Larco
Paul Larude, International Solidarity Movement-Northern California
Lillian Laskin
Paul Laudun
Gabriel Lautaro
Tanner Ledenbach
G. Lehman
Rev. Taigen Dan Leighton, Soto Zen Buddhist Teacher and Scholar
Josie Lenwell, CodePink
Linda LeTendre, Saratoga Peace Alliance
Suzanne Levin
Sensei Gregory C. Lewis, All Power To The Positive!
Karen Lind, Fellowship of Reconciliation
David Lindorff, ThisCantBeHappening.net
Nathan Linn
Christopher Lish
Rudy List
Joan Livingston, Veterans For Peace
Lynne Lokken
Fred Lonberg-Holm
Dennis Loo, Prof. of Sociology, Cal Poly Pomona
Bob Loren
Gerald R. Lotierzo, Chair, Central New York Alliance for Retired Americans
Raymond Lotta, Revolution newspaper, advocate of Bob Avakian's new synthesis of communism
Catherine Loudis
Victoria Loudis
Fran Luck, Executive Producer, Joy of Resistance: Multicultural Feminist Radio at WBAI
Judith Lutfy
Mary Luong, Bay Area Artists Unite
Barbara Lyons
Edd Mabrey
Ethel MacDonald
Sergio Macias
Thomas Henry Madison
Janet Maker
Alan L. Maki, Director of Organizing, Midwest Casino Workers Organizing Council
Jerry Malamud, Political activist
James Mansfield
James Marden, Professor and scientist
Richard J. Marini
Rocco Marino
Chris Mark
Surinder Markanda
Bill Markel
Abby Martin, Journalist & TV show host, Breaking the Set
Jorge Gabriel Martinez
D.L. Masonry
Rolf Maurer, CT Green Party
Sherri Maurin, Occupy Be The Change
Wakeel Mayhenmahr
Bill McAfee, Retired
Tammy McCannon
Mark McCarron-Fraser
Tracy McCowan
Margaret McDowell
Barry McGuire
John McIntyre, U S Army Corps of Engineers
Sarah McKee
Colin McKellar
Steven Charles McKinney, Clements Unit
Jill McLaughlin, World Can't Wait
Robert B McLaughlin, VFP&VVAW
Susan McLucas
John McMahan
Steve McRoberts, World Can't Wait
Thomas Meacham
John Mead
Richard C. Mehl
Alice Melendez
Martin Melkonian
Carol Mellom, Green Party of MN
John Melrose
Ann Catherine Menninger
Bob Meola, Courage to Resist, War Resisters League
Adele Meyer
David Meyerhof, Retired Teacher
James R. Miles
James Miller
Mark Miller
Anna Minkiewicz, Civilian long-term working in Afghanistan
William Minneman
Leo Mintek
Karen Mixer
Nobuko Miyake-Stoner
Robert Miyake-Stoner, United Methodist
Ronelle Moehrke
Dr. Allan Mohl
Gwen Moore
Hugh Moore
Carol Morrison
David Moskow
Isaac Motola
Denis Mueller, PhD, Filmmaker
N. Muller
Jeffery Mullins
B.E. Murphy
Carol Murry
For background see:
Fighting for Correct Standards: Disturbing Turn in Anti-Repression Battle Addressed in Letter from Raymond Lotta
Threatening Situation for the RCP and Bob Avakian: Letter Points to Dangerous Mischaracterization in National Defense Authorization Act Ruling
Some Crucial Points of Revolutionary Orientation—in Opposition to Infantile Posturing and Distortions of Revolution
Brief Filed Objecting to Dangerous Mischaracterization of RCP, USA
I believe the entire spectrum of political speech needs to be protected in order to ensure a rich dialogue and debate within our society. Dissent is essential to progress.
--Political artist
I've watched this coming for a long time. What frightens me most is Americans ignoring the warnings, just as did Germans with their fascism experiment in the '30s.
--Doctor of emergency medicine
The NDAA goes against the Bill of Rights and the Constitution, which are there to protect the citizens from injustice. There is no way the so called leaders who support it can even suggest they are in support of the U.S. citizens and taxpayers, who would be harmed most by this legislation.
--Human rights activist
The Bill of Rights is clear about the right of the RCP, and any other group, to speak out as it sees fit. ANY assault on its constitutionally-provided and -protected right to speak freely represents a step towards fascism and is fundamentally-unAmerican.
My parents escaped from Germany and survived the Holocaust. The Obama Administration is bringing us the same repression exercised by the Nazis when they came to power in Germany.
--Retired teacher
Under the guise of protecting the rule of law, the Obama Administration has asserted repeatedly and outrageously the right to act entirely independent of the law and oversight. Revealingly, it was Obama's White House that asked Congress to insert into the NDAA the inclusion of American citizens as subject to the annihilation of due process and the indefinite detention of someone merely on the basis of an accusation.
--Sociology professor
The current U.S. Government is a rogue, criminal and unconstitutional organization. All of the root causes to the major suffering in the world in the last 15 years can be traced back to the U.S. Government or their close affiliates. George W. Bush and Barack Obama and many of their staffers are clearly war criminals according to the standards of the Nuremberg Trials, Geneva Conventions, Hague Treaty, and the U.S. Constitution.
--Military veteran
Indefinite detention without trial leaves us dangerously open to torture. It is much easier to treat a prisoner abusively once you have stripped away his or her right to a trial. It is a human right not to be held in indefinite detention.
--Anti-torture activist
Thank you for this. As a former federal prosecutor, I am appalled.
There is no difference between Democrats and Republicans. They are both guilty of an assault on due process and the fundamental right to live in peace.
--Advocate for retirees
I oppose the dangerous (and sloppy) mis-characterizations of Bob Avakian, the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA, and of their supporters.
--Retired teacher
Those who speak of the U.S. Constitution should tremble after the Bush-Cheney political coup of post 9/11. This blanket "executive power" would eventually put any medieval monarch to shame.
--Economics professor
Freedom? Liberty? Justice for all? Freedom from unreasonable search and seizure? Due process? Justice for all? What country is this?
--Retired teacher
NDAA represents that latest assault on human rights granted originally by the Magna Carta of 1215 and more recently by the U.S. Bill of Rights' First, Fourth and Eighth Amendments. Empire is trying hard to reestablish the powers once granted absolute rulers of yore and more recently to those in Berlin, Rome, Madrid, Santiago, Buenos Aires, and elsewhere during Humanity's more sordid historical moments.
--Activist against threatened attack on Iran
Don't be a sucker for their divide & conquer strategy. They'll use any trick in the world to cling to their sick & dying system . . .
--Vietnam veteran and anti-war activist
We shouldn't need to feel threatened ourselves before we act. We shouldn't need to wait for others to act before we do. Every single human being on this earth has exactly the same human rights as we do. Or should have . . .
--Worked long-term in Afghanistan
If the Obama administration had chosen a path other than to "not investigate the past", there would be a long list of inside-job false-flag terrorists, torturers, propagandists and stock market manipulators with which the DOJ could have legitimately busied itself for years. It's not too late to do the right thing.
--Professor and scientist
I seek to encourage creative expression as this is individually self-affirming and socially may result in inspiring others to be creatively expressive. Repression of free expression is contrary to our Constitutional rights and the path to a healthier more sustainable future. Artistic and political expression should be encouraged by our society not repressed.
--Peace activist
*%&^%#$#%. At 76 I must be going blind because I can no longer see the America I once knew and respected.
--Retired on social insecurity
What we're experiencing in the U.S. today must be very much like what the Germans experienced prior to WWII as civil liberties were steadily eroded and people began being "detained" and secretly tortured. It's past time to nip it in the bud; fascism is already in bloom. We must speak up and take a firm stand against it now before it becomes unstoppable.
--Anti-war activist
I am deeply disturbed by Obama's violent policies. I had expected better but I guess he's doing what is considered "manly" in the US of A.
--Woman veteran
Thank you for speaking out about these vitally important issues! We must never be silent re the undermining of civil liberties, the right to due process, free speech, and the humane treatment of prisoners! Otherwise, we too will be complicit in tyrannical actions of our supposed "leaders" who are, in fact, undermining our rights as citizens!
--Environmental and anti-nuclear activist
What this administration is doing is shocking and completely unjustifiable! I am completely disgusted that I was one of the people to vote for Obama only to find out that he is a lying snake with a hidden agenda. I won't be making that mistake again!
Nonviolent political groups cannot be designated as unacceptable in a democratic society.
--Radio host
It is important to allow dissenting viewpoints in our society.
--Nurse midwife
I see this administration as being little more than GWBush-lite, or maybe even a simple continuation . . . of the policies THIS VOTER voted AGAINST when I voted for Obama!! Far too long, now, I've voted AGAINST one party way far more than casting a favorable vote for a person I truly believe will do this country proud. I'm hoping, but somehow doubting, October will present me with a REAL POSITIVE choice. . . .
"If you hear the dogs, keep going. If you see the torches in the woods, keep going. If there's shouting after you, keep going. Don't ever stop. Keep going. If you want a taste of freedom, keep going." Harriet Tubman
I am a person who values free speech & the right to assemble & the right to share ideas! That is the foundation of America's principles! Even if we disagree with each other-we all are allowed to have different views!
--Hip Hop artist
I will not stand silent on this issue as this country slides into post-9/11 fascism. We are not safer when the government is granted free reign over its citizens in the name of national security. I will not stand mute as groups such as the RCP-USA is singled out so as to silence any opposition to U.S. imperialism. The future depends on our ability to analyze and speak out openly.
--Urban educator
The continued escalation of the brutality by the Obama regime and the system it represents and legitimizes is criminal, outrageous and devastating. It must be opposed by all of those who deeply care about human rights and social justice. The matter is urgent and critical. We cannot in good conscience standby in silence when so much of life and liberty is at stake.
--Medical doctor
President Barack Obama has not only shown that he is a corporatist but a tyrant, removing habeas corpus for all Americans. Welcome to our new corporate totalitarian state and say goodbye to our democracy.
This is certainly one of the issues of our time and I appreciate your call to "stand against attempts to divide progressive, radical, and revolutionary forces" and to step forward to oppose the assault on dissent. What's the next step forward is the next question. Thanks for the call.
--Grant writer, environmental activist
I'm 80 years old and am saddened by the way freedoms are slowly being whittled away. I remember clearly the second world war--and how we all pulled together and we all cherished our freedoms--the '60s "revolution" which was so refreshing politically--and then the "dark" is discerned again--like a dank, dark fog--and we MUST--AGAIN--assert ourselves--Vigilance where Freedom is concerned must be ongoing.
. . . I wish to support and stand in solidarity with both the specifics and the spirit of your words to stand together against the eroding of our constitutional rights under both George W. Bush and Barack Obama. . . .
. . . RCP's advocacy and organizing should be protected by our constitutional rights, and we can not allow them to be singled out for persecution. . . .
--Climate Justice Activist
I have been following NDAA and Hedges' case. I can sign this statement.
--Iraq War Veteran
Majia Nadesan
Fred Nagel
Ellen Naney
Chuck Nasmith
Pedro V. Natividad, American citizen
Bub Nelson
John Nettleton, Veterans For Peace
Brad Newsham
Brian Nichols, University of Illinois at Chicago
Carl J. Nigro
Joyce Niksic
Dee Noblett
Theresa Nona
Luther R. Norman, Refugee Women's Alliance
Susan Nussbaum
Tom O'Brien
Cameron O'Connor, Military Veteran, MBA Student
Victor Odlivak, University Friends Meeting (Quakers)
Frank O'Gorman, People of Faith
Lucienne O'Keefe
Jon Olsen, Green Party
Scott Olsen, Iraq Veterans Against the War
Daniel Olson
Gwynn O'Neill
Ricardo Ortiz, People of Color Caucus Occupy Boston
T.S. O'Sullivan
William Ota
David Padilla, University of California
Enoch Page, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Robert Redwoodhippie Palmer, Peace Activist
John Parsons
Kathy Parsons
Janet Patel
Suzanne Patzer, Free Press
Sharon Pavlovich, World Can't Wait
Frances Payne
Constance Penn, SEIU
Paulo Pereira
John Perry
Art Persyko, SF99% Coalition
Mark Phelan
Bruce Phelps
Richard Phelps, Center for Biblical Economics
Lamont Phemister, Vietnam veteran and former US naval officer
Jon Phillips
Peter Phillips, President, Project Censored/Media Freedom Foundation
Charles Philp, OWS
Craig Pickering
Virgiliana Pickering
Cecile Pineda, American author
Paola Pisi
Alan Podber
Diane Pontius
Al Porter Jr., V.P. Black on Black Crime Inc & Chairman HipHop Workshop
Gareth Porter, Independent journalist
Dianne Post, Phoenix Women Take Back the Night
Timothy Post
Ralph Poynter, Lynne Stewart Defense Committee
Miguel Prietto
Theodore Radamaker
Dorli Rainey, Women in Black
Arlene Rakoncay
Marvin Ramirez, El Reportero newspaper
Phillip Ranelli
Klaus Rasch
Anthony Ratcliff, Professor, Cal State University, Northridge
Farideh Razavi
Michael D. Rectenwald, Ph.D., Professor, Liberal Studies/Global Liberal Studies, NYU
Tim Redfern
Daunte Reed
Joe Reilly, Veterans For Peace
Teresa Reinhardt
George Reiter, Co-Chair, Harris County (TX) Green Party
Thomas J. Reke, ACLU
Doug Renton
William K. Rentz
Eric Resnick
Theodore Reuter
Karen Reyes, UIC
Sally Richardson
Linda Rigas
Walter Riley, Activist, Attorney
Steve Rippe
Joseph Rivera
Blake Roan
Joyce Robbins
Nancy Roberts
Brian Robertson
Sarah Roche-Mahdi, CodePink
Lisa Rock, MSW student at CSU East Bay
Thomas C Rockriver, Veterans For Peace
Sheila Rogers
Stephen Rohde, Civil liberties attorney and author
Jelica Roland
Philip Roman
Steven Rood
Michael Rosa
Janet Rose
Ben Rosenfeld, Attorney
Rima Rosenthal
Andrew Ross, NYU
B. Allan Ross, UsQueers.com, Xe
Albert L. Rossi
Jerome Roth
Rob Rotman
David Rovics, Singer/songwriter
Candice Rowser, Hunter College CUNY
Anne Rowthorn
Shirlee Rubenstein
Mark Ruffalo, Actor and director
Gene Ruffini, Playwright, writer, teacher, actor
Julie Rufo
Doug Russell
James W. Russell, Author, Eastern Connecticut State University
Dmytro Ryazanov
Kenneth Sabroff
Ediberto Saldana, Hostos Community College Student Government Association, Treasurer, Bronx, NY
Kenneth Saltman, DePaul University
Bill Samuel, President, Consistent Life
Sababu A. Sanyika, MuslimBilalianAmerican
Marc Sapir, MD
Kathie Sarachild, Director, Redstockings Women's Liberation Archives for Action
Saratoga Peace Alliance
Rosemarie Sawdon
Robert D. Schaffer, Libertarian
Craig Schamel, Progressive Front
Samuel Scharff, Veterans For Peace
Carol J. Schmidt
Ben Schoenbachler, MD, University of Louisville
E. Schussler
Bob Schwartz, Gay Liberation Network
Len Schwartz, University of Delaware
Eric Schwing
Sandee Scott
Mike Seguin
Carole Seligman, Co-Editor, Socialist Viewpoint
Adam Shapiro, Radio talk show host and freelance writer
C. Zadik Shapiro, Attorney
Jodie Shapiro
Joann Shapiro
Nandita Sharma, Sociology, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Joshua Sharp
Diane Shaughnessy
Tammy Shaver
Madeline Shaw
Cindy Sheehan
Kathlyn J. Sheffield, Progressive
Gale & Joe Sheflin, Retired
Bonnie Sherrell, Director/cinematographer
Doorae Shin
Ty Shlackman
Julia Shpirt
Marina Shpirt
Jeffrey Shurtleff, Amnesty International USA 466, and SF99%Coalition
Benjamin Sibelman
Tasha Sibley-Grimes
Amanda Joy Sidell
Rafael Sieber
Evan Siegel, Independent researcher on Iranian history
Carol Simon
Rick Simonson
David B. Simpkin
Ted Sirota, Musician
Melani L. Skybell
Kelli Sladick
Skip Slavik
Anthony Smith
Don Smith, President, ACAT-USA (Action by Christians Against Torture)
Kevin Smith
Linda D Smith, Occupy Grants Pass, OR
Michael Smith
Michael Steven Smith, National Lawyers Guild and Center for Constitutional Rights
Patricia Smith, Roger Williams University
Sandra Smith, UC Berkeley, Sociology
Zeke Smith
David Smokler, National Lawyers Guild
Dr. Michael Snoek
Denise Snyder
Eugene Sobel
Stephen Soldz, Psychologists for Social Responsibility
Kellis Solomon
Hoon Song, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Justin Sorci, DisclosureProject.org
Michael Sorgen, Civil Rights Attorney
Win Southworth
Bonita Staas
John Stachel, Center for Einstein Studies, Boston University
Edward Stanke
Mark D. Stansbery, Columbus Campaign for Arms Control
James Stapp
Janiece Staton
Michael Stavros
Hubert J. Steed
Bob Stein, Institute for the Future of the Book
Carol S. Steiner
Darren Stephens
Maura Stephens, Park Center for Independent Media, Coalition to Protect New York, FrackbustersNY, No Surrender NY
Robert H. Stiver
John St. Lawrence
Connie Stomper
Christine Stone, World Can't Wait volunteer
David Stovall, University of Illinois at Chicago
Marcia Strean
Carol Strickman, Attorney
Bruce Summitt, Disabled
David Swanson, Author, warisacrime.org
Dennis Swanson
Debra Sweet, Director, World Can't Wait
Michael Sweimler
Howard Switzer, Architect & Green Party of Tennessee delegate to the GNC
Brian Tataryn
Tony Taylor
Belle Teitelbaum
Dorice Tentchoff, University Professor, Emeritus
Catin Thehaight
John F. Thielking, Peacemovies.com
Roy Thielking, retired
David Thomas
Efrem Thomas
Jim Thomas, Duke University
William Thomas
Larry Thompson, AFSCME
Lowell Thompson, Author and artist
Robert Thompson
Robert Thoms
Lina Thorne
Glenn Thureson
Diane L. Timko
Kerstin Todd
Kathy Tolman
Ann Tompkins
Cesar A. Torras, MD, Brooklyn for Peace
Lana Touchstone
Bill Tower
Steve Tran, Violence Prevention & Women's Resource Center
John Trauger
Susan Trechak, Ph.D., Whistleblower Advocacy Group, In Defense of First Amendment
Michael Treece, MD
Leonie Tremaine
Terry Triplet, US Citizen, believer in rights and the rule of law
Taylor Trowbridge, Southern California Federation of Scientists
Lance Truong
Darwin Tsen
William Tucker
Gabriella Turekr
Betty Turner
Trent Turner, Corporate worker
Elton Tylenda
Sue Udry, Defending Dissent Foundation
William H. Ulbricht
Albert Valencia
Hector Valenzuela, Univ. Hawaii at Manoa
Norberto Valle, Jr.
John VanderMolen
Nancy Van Ness
Paul D. Van Ness, Metro Justice, Inc.
Mario Venegas, Illinois Coalition Against Torture
Veterans For Peace, Chapter 147
Mark Vermeulen, National Lawyers Guild
Margaret Viers
Sergio Vinti
Louis Vitale, OFM, Franciscan Friars
Faith Voigt
Donna Volatile
Paul Von Blum, UCLA African American Studies Program
Steve Wagner, Lake Merritt Neighbors Organized for Peace
Donna Wallach, Justice for Palestinians
Jack Walsh, Realist
Steve Wasserman, Professor of Constitutional Law, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, NYC
Tim Weaver
Curt Wechsler, Editor, FireJohnYoo.net
Janet Weil
Mark Weimer
Tes Welborn, D5 Action, Haight Ashbury Neighborhood Council
Mary Wentworth, Women in Back
Cornel West
Bill Weston
Crystal Whetstone
John Whitman
Rich Williams
Kevin Williamson
Linda Wilscam
Karen Winer
Gwen Winter
Patricia Witt
Jarret Wolfman
Nancy Woolley
Jenny Wright
Paul Wright, Human Rights Defense Center
Ken Wyant
William H. Wyttenbach
Clyde Young, Revolutionary communist & former prisoner
Leslie Young
Ruth Zalph, WILPF
Colin Zampier-Enwright
Richard Zaslow
Andy Zee, Revolution Books, NYC
David Zeiger, Displaced Films
Maggie Zhou, PhD, Boston, MA
Lee Zimmerman
Stephen Zunes, Professor of Politics, University of San Francisco
Institutional affiliations are for identification purposes only, and do not imply endorsement
Radio interview with Raymond Lotta: The NDAA and the Need to Resist, WKVR, August 30, 2012
Radio interview with Peter Phillips & Raymond Lotta on The Michael Slate Show, KPFK, November 2, 2012
A Call To Stand Together To Oppose The Obama Administration's Dangerous Assault On Fundamental Rights
The administration of Barack Obama, which had promised to put an end to torture and other outrages committed by the Bush Administration, is in fact putting into place a dangerous system of repression and control. This is a serious assault on fundamental rights, and it must be answered not with silence and complicity but with heightened awareness and more determined opposition.
The record of the Obama Administration is a chilling one. President Obama has preserved Bush's rendition program, which relies upon torture, and has extended the Patriot Act. His Administration has adopted a quasi-official assassination policy, complete with secret "kill lists" reviewed by the President, which Attorney General Holder has brazenly asserted meets Constitutional standards of due process. In the 2010 case of Holder v HLP [Humanitarian Law Project], the Obama administration successfully argued before the courts that the "crime" of "material support" to "terrorists" be broadened to include merely speaking with and advising (even on some legal matters) any group designated by the government as terrorist. The ruling has already been applied to pro-Palestinian activists and endangers many others, including prominent public intellectuals, as well as groups upholding or advocating fundamental social change.
The most recent expansion of dangerous and illegitimate government authority is the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). This law grants to any U.S. president the power to detain any person, including U.S. citizens, indefinitely and without charge or trial, for the alleged crime of associating with a broad and vague category of people, which could include people who have nothing to do with the 9/11 attacks or with terrorism in general.
The pattern is disturbingly clear: not just a continuation but a further leap in the draconian measures taken by the Bush administration--under the pretext of the open-ended, so-called War on Terror--to detain, torture, and assassinate. . . not just a continuation but a further leap in measures to restrict and criminalize dissent and opposition to the status quo.
This must not go unanswered--nor be allowed to continue to grow increasingly worse. In opposing these repressive moves, it is imperative that people not allow anyone, or any one group, to be singled out or targeted for repression. In this regard, the lawsuit Hedges et al. v Obama et al. that is challenging ominous provisions of the NDAA is quite salient. On May 16, a federal district court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs and issued a temporary injunction blocking the government from implementing Section 1021 of this law. But insinuated into this mainly positive ruling is a reference to the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA and its Chairman Bob Avakian which is an erroneous and potentially harmful characterization that could be used as a pretext to criminalize what is constitutionally protected freedom of speech and association and potentially sweep the RCP and its Chairman into a category of organizations identified by the government as terrorist.
Those of us signing this statement cannot speak for the RCP and indeed have various levels of familiarity with and a variety of views on its philosophical and political principles and objectives. But we do not countenance--and recognize as very dangerous--the designation by the powers-that-be of groups as politically "acceptable" and "unacceptable." History teaches, by negative and positive example, that we must stand against attempts to divide progressive, radical, and revolutionary forces along any such lines.
In this there are very important lessons to be drawn from the self-critical summation by Pastor Martin Niemoeller of his experience when confronted with the heightening repression carried out by the Nazi regime in Germany during the 1930s:
"First they came for the communists, and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a communist.
Then they came for the trade unionists, and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a trade unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a Jew.
Then they came for the Catholics, and I didn't speak out because I was a Protestant.
Then they came for me, and by that time no one was left to speak out for me."
The signatories of this statement call on people to step forward and stand together to oppose the assault on dissent and the moves to restrict and criminalize oppositional speech, association, and political activity, which are being carried out by the Obama Administration and which continue and expand dangerous precedents and mechanisms which can also be utilized by any future Administration.


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Hall of Fame broadcaster Joe Garagiola retires
PHOENIX -- Wednesday marked the end of an era in baseball broadcasting.
Hall of Fame broadcaster Joe Garagiola retired Wednesday in a press conference at the Diamondbacks Spring Training Complex in Scottsdale.
Saying that his health is good, Garagiola said he is stepping down to spend more time with his wife, Audrey. The two have been married for 63 years.
Garagiola said he wanted to accomplish three things with his life.
"I wanted to meet a Pope, I wanted to sleep in the White House and I wanted to make it to the Hall of Fame," said Garagiola. "I did meet a Pope, and then I did meet a president, President Ford. It's been a great ride."
Garagiola made it into the Hall of Fame as a broadcaster.
After a nine-year career as a baseball player, Garagiola moved to the broadcast booth in 1955. Over the years, he broadcast games for the New York Yankees, St. Louis Cardinals, and Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. He spent several years on NBC's "Major League Baseball Game of the Week." He worked with such baseball broadcasting greats as Harry Caray, Red Barber, Curt Gowdy and Vin Scully.
In addition to baseball, Garagiola served as one of the hosts of NBC's "Today" Show for a time. He hosted game shows like "To Tell The Truth," "Sale of the Century," and "Joe Garagiola's Memory Game." He even pinch-hit for Johnny Carson on "The Tonight Show."
Garagiola has spent the last 15 years as a broadcaster for the Arizona Diamondbacks. The team said it will honor him at an upcoming game.


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MD HEAT: A 25k or 50k all-trail running and hiking challenge and after party in Patapsco Park outside of Baltimore, MD. H.E.A.T.: High Endurance Adventure Test
Date: Saturday August 8th, 2014. Mark your calendars!
Goal: To FINISH (run, hike, walk, crawl) and have a GREAT time afterwards. Timing is secondary. The PARTY after is your prize!
Volunteers: See Volunteer signup page. Will pay in BBQ and Beer
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25k (16 miles) all trail. No loops. The 50k option is two loops. One long trail on varying terrain, mostly forest shaded. Everything from rock scrambling uphills to single track downhills, to mountain bike havens and as few fireroads as possible in order to get you back on lovable dirt enlightenment. Elevation gain is estimated at 2800-3000 ft. The trails are very technical and challenging. A great course to hike, run, or both. Its really an adventure and a beautiful park. You won't know you are 8 miles outside Baltimore. 3+ Aid Stations with plenty of water and some food. Course markings and detailed maps are planned to be included.
Unlimited Kegs (until we run out anyway), pulled pork, burgers, hotdogs, Vegan offering. Horseshoes, Cornhole (if you dont know - now u know), Music, and Games. Race winners get bragging rights. We are renting three of the Patapsco Avalon Shelters, which have bathrooms nearby, a cold river for swimming on a scorching day, a pit for bbq, and plenty of space to enjoy ourselves.
Please do not park at Startline. All runners, attendees, spectators must shuttle in from the exterior parking lot, or we might not have our race next year!
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There is an ultra 50k option. It will be two 16 mile loops (same loop), with fewer aid stations during the beginning and a 9 hour cut-off time (we will be flexible within reason). Aid would be @ miles 8, 16, 24 and 28 - meaning you need to self-sustain for 8 miles at a time. Start time is 7am. This means getting to the parking lot and boarding the bus extra early!
Clothing or towels or personal items will not be watched. Put your stuff in a bag, start a pile, and it should be fine. Spectators, visitors, family, etc can come. They need to park in the same lot and take the bus in. The bus runs all day long. There is NO early packet pickup. Participant checkin is race day, before the race. Volunteers, if you dont know where to go, checkin at the same runner registration desk.
NEW: All participants need one hour of volunteer park work. To ease your fears, we are making it very easy for this to be fulfilled (honor system, any outdoor, anywhere, pre-planned vol events). See the link.
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Running SHORTS for 2014!! This year, we are swapping out shirts for shorts! Running shorts that match prior years shirts. On the back they say "BAD ASS" on each cheek :-p , and in small text there is a "MD HEAT Race". The color is likely to be Red or Orange or something that will match prior years shirt theme colors. Shorts can be purchased when you register online (preferred and cheaper).
At event, matching shirts and shorts will be for sale at marked up prices.
Goody bags also come chock full of freebies from the likes of REI and yummy runner food companies.
This is a not-for-profit race that benefits two major causes:
The race has its own 501c3 organization called '4Life', that both pays for any services and goods, and donates the remainder to the charities above.


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Guard the Borders Blogburst: The Time Is Now
A huge amount of argument will come between now and November about U.S. immigration policy. Some of it will be about statistics, some about history, some "he said, she said," and much about what it means to be American.
It's going to be a complicated conversation because the precise conflict is difficult to pin down. Do the illegal immigrants, on the whole, really hate the U.S. simply because we have seen photos of a sea of Mexican flags and signs proclaiming that Anglos are the true trespassers on this continent?
There have been prominent statements that immigrants from Mexico want nothing to do with assimilating into American society and culture.
Plenty of news stories report the immigrants come with the best of intentions. Personally, I've heard from social services workers that the vast majority wish to assimilate. Who are we supposed to believe?
And the political implications are potentially tremendous. Is the Republican Party risking long term alienation of an ethnic group? Or is the GOP the only institution realistically able to reverse decades of failed policies regarding a class of illegal residents who would never vote for the GOP ticket in any case?
Following is one perspective which will be germane to the future of the argument: This is another dispatch from the current culture war, from Euphoric Reality.
By Kit Jarrell at Euphoric Reality
For some Americans, the shock of 9/11 was enough to convince them that nothing is sacred anymore. Nothing is secure, needing no maintenance or defense. For others, 9/11 was an "I told you so" moment more than a wake-up call. But for all of us who thought 9/11 served as the epitome of "They did what?", the last few days have shown us that we can still be shocked; we can still be incensed. We--those of us who are here legally and love our country--can, believe it or not, still be united.
Many people would disagree with that. They think we're on the brink of a civil war, or even a race war, pitting, as some MSM outlets put it, "Latino against Anglo." I'll agree that the situation looks grim. Just look at the last few days. Out-of-control students hoisted a foreign flag over our own (upside-down) Stars and Stripes. A principal ran the Mexican flag up his school's flagpole. A school tried to ban the wearing of any flag, including the American flag. An ROTC cadet who stepped forward to stop the desecration of our beloved flag (and burned the Mexican colors) is now facing felony charges, while Mexican students and protestors burn U.S. flags with manic glee--and under the "protection" of the First Amendment. (I don't believe flag burning should be legal, thus the quotes.)
All these events combine and almost give you a feeling that you're coming up on the crest of a waterfall, right? You're about to pitch over the side, and you're grabbing for anything that will keep you from falling over into a tide of something you never thought you'd see in your own country. Maybe you saw the waterfall a long time ago and you've been trying to tell others. Maybe you were just floating along, enjoying the ride, and suddenly you heard the roar of it; faint, but insistent. Not here yet, but coming. Now, here it is.
I admit it--I am afraid. Afraid that the way of life I once helped protect, the precious, sweet freedoms that all of us enjoy, will be taken from us in the interests of "not offending anyone." I'm afraid that the beautiful countrysides and breathtaking scenery that my country boasts will be lost in a sprawling urban jungle, necessary to support the severe overpopulation that is coming from beyond our borders. I have seen that my family is not safe from the threat of Muslim hatred or the illegal immigrant's ideas of entitlement, and that frightens me.
Aside from the fear, however, is a deep, abiding sense of anger. And it's not just me. I see it in the comments readers leave here, I hear it in the voices of those who are dear to me. There are joking comments about the price of ammo at Cabela's, there are amusing photos of toilet paper stamped with the Mexican flag, but beneath it all, there is anger, and rightfully so. Courage is not being fearless. It is acting in spite of your fear; it is doing what needs to be done, regardless of the personal cost.
We are in the midst of a revolution--one to keep our own land safe and free. We stand as our fathers and grandfathers once stood against the fury of the Japanese. We stand as their fathers did, and their great-grandfathers. We stand against an entire religion that actively seeks our death. We stand against a force that surges from our borders, seeking to overrun, to conquer.
As an American, I stand to say, "You will not conquer me."
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Every generation must pay its dues, and as Jefferson said, the tree of liberty must be watered from time to time with the blood of tyrants and patriots."
He never said that the watering will occur on foreign soil. Indeed, the Revolutionary War was fought on lawns, in towns, in our very homes.
He never promised that only the military will be forced to provide the patriot's blood. Everyone who believed in freedom had a part to play, and in our history, civilians have given their lives for the sake of our country.
He only said it was necessary to ensure liberty. Sooner or later, lives must be given in service to freedom.
That time is coming, when all of us will be asked to count the cost, and give what we believe we must, for the sake of our children. If we do our part, it does not exempt our children. Their own time will come to give. But if we do nothing, our children will not even have the sacred honor of knowing what it is to serve a higher purpose, for there will be nothing to live for.
I believe that the situation is critical, yes. But I also choose to believe that Americans can rise up and do what needs to be done. I don't mean the politicians. I don't mean the pro-immigrant, pro-terrorism, leftist forces that seek the destruction of our country and the erosion of our moral fiber. I'm talking about you and me. I'm talking about Americans who understand the incredible gift that was given to us by those who came before. I'm talking about those who, like the Minutemen of our history, decided to do more than talk, more than complain.
We could lay down and give up. We could easily look at the state of affairs and say, "Why bother? It'll never work." In doing so, we'd be like just about every other country facing similar problems with out-of-control immigration, riots, and Muslim violence.
But we're not every other country. And I don't give a damn if that's arrogant. I am a citizen of the greatest, most amazing country this world has to offer, and I'm proud of it.
The fight is here, in our neighborhoods and streets. It is not about rights, it's not about racism. It's about theft and laziness. It's about entitlement, and those who despise our country wanting only to suck it dry for themselves. It's about misguided history. It's about a complete ignorance of what makes this country what it has been for over two hundred years.
A student in the protests the other day said that he thought the rest of his family should be able to come over from Mexico and "get some freedom." That statement embodies so much of what is wrong here. Freedom is not a commodity. It is not something you can pick up in the Accessories department at JC Penney. It's not something you just "come over and get." For those of us who have grown up in the shadow of the great men of our history, those of us who understand the meaning of the phrase "live free or die," that student's words were a disgrace; they were perhaps as offensive as seeing the flag as it never should be, under the flag of another nation, used as a target of ridicule and scorn.
I refuse to lie down and let the waterfall carry me. I refuse to be silent as my country is overrun by those who care not a whit about what it truly costs to live here. "American" is not a geographical designation. It is not simply the country of my birth. It is how I grew up, who I am, and who I will choose to be for the rest of my life. I am free, and I don't care who you are--I will never let you disgrace the honor that it is to be a part of this nation.
This has been a production of the Guard the Borders Blogburst. It was started by Euphoric Reality, and serves to keep immigration issues in the forefront of our minds as we're going about our daily lives and continuing to fight the war on terror. If you are concerned with the trend of illegal immigration facing our country, join our blogburst! Just send an email with your blog name and url to euphoricrealitynet at gmail dot com.
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Thursday is "Take an American Flag to Work Day". A small thing we who have jobs can do to counter the demonstrations.
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This recipe is one of the easiest of them all. You can make your own pizza dough or just use English muffins or tortillas. The filling probably takes about 15 minutes to throw together and you can make it a day or two before you want to use it.
If you are avoiding soy you could certainly use seitan or add extra veggies in place of the tofu. To make it gluten-free simply buy or make gluten-free pizza shells.
Don't feel like taking the time to make pizza dough or all out of pre-made shells? This is also good on English Muffins, flat-bread, light toasted tortillas and even in a bun. (See, I told you it was easy!)
BBQ Tofu Pepper Pineapple Topping
Makes about 4 mini pizzas or 1 large (feel free to double or triple if you have a gang of vegans stopping by.)
- 1/2 block tofu
- 1/2 red pepper, chopped
- 1/2 cup fresh (or canned) pineapple, chopped
- 1/4 to 1/2 cup Pepper Jack Daiya (or keep it cheese-less)
- 1/4 to 1/2 cup of your favorite bbq sauce (use more or less depending on how saucy you like it)
Press the tofu. This gets all the water out and give it a very firm texture. Chop the pressed tofu, red pepper, and pineapple. Add to a bowl and mix together.
You can either put the Daiya on top of this mixture on your pizza or mix it in before hand. I think Daiya melts best with a little liquid so I mixed mine in.
Spread topping on pre-made crust(s). Bake in oven at 425 until crust is done. Time will vary wildly depending on the thickness of your crust.
You may want to make a little extra for any non-vegans. They are usually curious and want to try some too.
Another way I like to make this is to mix the tofu, green pepper, and 1 cup bbq sauce in a 1 1/2 to 2 quart slow cooker and let it cook all day on low. You can cook the pineapple with it, but I like to add it at the end. It's also great on buns and perfect for cocktail night on the deck!


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I have two different faith-related stories to tell you about today.
First, it's always encouraging to hear about Christians who are making a difference in the world. One couple in New York has found a creative way to help the people in Gabon, Africa.
Dianne and Dave Conquest heard about a fire that destroyed $100,000 dollars' worth of medicine at a Christian and Missionary hospital in Gabon.
They turned to EBay and found a 1975 Mack fire truck for sale. They bought the truck for $3000 and then raised the funds to have it repaired. Friends and fellow church members gave over $20,000 to the project.
Now the hospital in Gabon has a new fire truck and will be able to provide fire protection to local citizens and businesses.
And check this out…honesty really IS the best policy. Researchers found that people who are honest tend to be healthier.
A new study shows a significant link between telling the truth and improved health.
Professor Linda Stroh says, "When you don't lie, you have less stress. Being very conflicted adds an inordinate amount of stress to your life."
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- Performers: Giulio Fioravanti (Baritone); Ermanno Lorenzi (Tenor); Carlo Bosco (Voice); Franco Ricciardi (Tenor); Gianfranco Casarini (Bass); Alfredo Mariotti (Bass); Magda Olivero (Soprano); Franco Federici (Bass); Placido Domingo (Voice)
- Conductor: Nello Santi
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- Notes: Composition written: 1893.
- Running Time: 80 min. 29 sec.
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FORGET the gym: you may be able to body build without even getting off the couch. Mental exercise can increase strength almost as much as physical practice, researchers announced at last week's meeting.
Dave Smith and his colleagues at Manchester Metropolitan University measured the push that 18 male volunteers could exert with their little fingers. Six of the group were asked to repeat the exercise twice a week for a month. Another six had to imagine doing the workouts, aches and all, but not actually do them. The rest were asked to do nothing at all.
Four weeks later, when the volunteers were tested again, the researchers found that the average strength of the physical-practice group had increased by 33 per cent, and that of the mental-practice group by 16 per cent. The group that did nothing stayed roughly the same. "It's due not to what's happening in the muscle ...
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Sorry Dew, I beat you to it. I work graveyard so I was bored while at work!
What a horrible game last night! Only bright spot was Huet. We have to put that one behind us and focus on tonight vs Dallas. The Hawks are 2-0 this year against them. Winning one @ the UC & one on the road.
Unfortunately, our goalie who's beaten them twice for us (Khabi) is injured :cry:. The question for Coach Q will be, do you put Huet out there back2back nights or do you throw the 25 year old rookie Neimi to the wolves against a semi-hot team in the Stars? Because they've taken 12pts out of their last 15.
Best believe Dallas will put Marty Turco between the pipes. He's 0-1 vs the Hawks this year, but has a overall 14-3-0 vs Chi. But, they also recalled a kid we should know pretty well round these parts in Brent Krahn (played for the Chicago Wolves, recently got called up 02/05/09).
I'm sorry, but BIG BUFF & Wiz better not be healthy scratches again tonight! We need to finish our checks and punch someone in the mouth if we plan on padding our 4th spot lead in the West. And please God, let Coach Q sit Craig Adams on the bench along with Aaron Johnson (more shifts than Eager,Burish & Frasher? COME ON!) And put a foot in Soupy's & Kaner's ***** and let them play like we all know they can. Meaning taking shots when available, playin D, keeping the puck in DAL zone on the PP, and not turning over the puck in the neutral/own zone!!!
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How to Encourage a Parent to Drink Less Alcohol
If you're like many alcoholic's children, you want your parent to stop drinking. If you want to avoid a parent coming home drunk, just read these steps.
1Talk to your parent. Tell him/her how much you hate seeing him/her drunk. Tell him/her,"You may think you're only doing damage to yourself, but you're hurting me, too." He/she may start to think of this seriously.Ad
2Gather facts about alcohol. Try to memorize them, to show your parent that you really care about their stopping drinking.
3Write your mom/dad a letter. This is always a good way to address a problem. Just write how you feel, and this will help a lot.
4Go to Al-Anon meetings, if you are 21 or older. If you are between the ages of 12 and 20, go to Alateen meetings. It is best to go to at least 6 meetings to decide if the meetings are for you. If there are no Alateen meetings in your area or if you feel comfortable with adults, you can go to Al-Anon meetings even if you are a teen.
5Do not pressure your parent(s), because this may cause them to feel angry and guilty about not being very responsible parents. Just take it easy with them and if they don't want to hear it, don't go on - this just makes the situation much worse.
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- Show that you are serious. Don't use any jokes or sarcasm.
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- "Why do you like alcohol so much?"
- Don't say anything too harsh, like, "Mom, stop drinking. You come home every night acting like a stupid slob!" You will probably just get in trouble.
- Speak to your parent when he/she is sober and tell them exactly how you feel. Tell them that their drinking hurts/worries you and it would mean a lot to you if they could cut down.
- It is not good to speak to your mum/dad when he/she is drunk because this just causes your parent to feel more angry and depressed which may lead to abuse and more arguments.
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The circulatory system is extremely important for sustaining life. Its proper functioning is responsible for the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to all cells, as well as the removal of carbon dioxide and waste products, maintenance of optimum pH, and the mobility of the elements, proteins and cells of the immune system. In developed countries, the two leading causes of death, myocardial infarction and stroke each may directly result from an arterial system that has been slowly and progressively compromised by years of deterioration. (See atherosclerosis).
The outermost layer is known as the tunica externa formerly known as "tunica adventitia" and is composed of connective tissue. Inside this layer is the tunica media, or media, which is made up of smooth muscle cells and elastic tissue. The innermost layer, which is in direct contact with the flow of blood is the tunica intima, commonly called the intima. This layer is made up of mainly endothelial cells. The hollow internal cavity in which the blood flows is called the lumen.
The pulse pressure, i.e. Systolic vs. Diastolic difference, is determined primarily by the amount of blood ejected by each heart beat, stroke volume, versus the volume and elasticity of the major arteries.
Over time, elevated arterial blood sugar (see Diabetes Mellitus), lipoprotein cholesterol, and pressure, smoking, and other factors are all involved in damaging both the endothelium and walls of the arteries, resulting in atherosclerosis or Diabetes Mellitus.
In medieval times, it was recognized that arteries carried a fluid, called "spiritual blood" or "vital spirits", considered to be different from the contents of the veins. This theory went back to Galen. In the late medieval period, the trachea, and ligaments were also called "arteries".
William Harvey described and popularized the modern concept of the circulatory system and the roles of arteries and veins in the 17th century.
Alexis Carrel at the beginning of 20th century first described the technique for vascular suturing and anastomosis and successfully performed many organ transplantations in animals; he thus actually opened the way to modern vascular surgery that was before limited to vessels permanent ligatation.


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Dan Fornance is a genius to many old school gamers. Having demade Super Smash Bros. and giving it the feel of a monochromatic Game Boy title, Fornance has given fans of the many Nintendo favorite characters something more to crow about.
Anyone can download his Super Smash Land game and play it on their PC. This game features all the whistles and bells of the "real" game, with playable characters such as Kirby, Pikachu and Link. There are hidden characters, four player capability, detailed levels and even a great soundtrack (which can also be downloaded if you are big chiptune fan). There's very little separating this bit of homebrew from a sanctioned title.
Moreover, you can try it for free, so if it doesn't turn out to be your cup of tea, you really aren't out anything. This one is worth a look for Nintendo fans, old schoolers or those who just appreciate a good cup of home brew.
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YIELD: Makes 6 servings
Sprinkle chicken with salt and pepper. Heat oil in large skillet over medium-high heat. Add chicken and sauté until brown, about 4 minutes per side. Transfer chicken to plate. Pour off all but 2 tablespoons drippings from skillet.
Add onion to drippings in skillet. Sauté over medium heat 3 minutes. Add garlic and stir until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add tomatoes with juices, olives, wine and oregano. Return chicken and any accumulated juices to sauce; bring to boil. Reduce heat to medium-low, cover and simmer until chicken is tender and cooked through, about 25 minutes.
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Consider the situation below with C#, NUnit and Moq framework
[Test] [ExpectedException(InvalidPaymentAgreementException)] public void PaymentAgreementMustNotBeCreatedWhenThePaymentOptionIsNotValidForTheDebtType() { Mock < PaymentOption > somePaymentOptionMock = new Mock < Paymentoption > (); Mock < DebtType > debTypeMock = new Mock < DebtType > (); debtTypeMock .Setup(debtType.GetPaymentOptions()) .Returns(new List < PaymentOption > (){somePaymentOptionMock.Object}); Mock < PaymentOption > anotherPaymentOptionMock = new Mock < PaymentOption > (); Mock < Debt > debtMock = new Mock < Debt > (); debtMock.Setup(debt.DebtType).Returns(debTypeMock.Object); PaymentAgreement paymentAgreement = new PaymentAgreement( new PaymentAgreementCreationParameter() { AgreementYear = SystemDate.Get().Value.Year, AgreementNumber = 1, AgreementCreationDate = SystemDate.Get().Value.Date, NumberOfInstallments = 1, AgreementValue = 100.0m, Debts = new List < Debt > () { debtMock.Object }, SelectedPaymentOption = anotherPaymentOptionMock.Object }); }
A developer who reads the unit test can take a consirable amount of time to understand what is actually being tested even if a well-designed mock framework such as Moq is in use. Most of this work is about configuring mock objects. Besides the code size, the unit test doesn´t speak the language of the domain (business) and thus it becomes a mass of meaningless mock configuration.
I am on my way to learn how to apply TDD effectvely in software development and I quickly realized that the quality of unit tests are very important in order to this kind of methodology to succeed.
Accidentally some days I read an interesting post from Andrian about Rich Domain Tests at http://adrianhummel.wordpress.com/ and I decided to apply his idea.
After reading his post I got to the conclusion that one way to solve or at least minimize this unit-test-messy-code-problem was by using a fluent builder pattern to configure mock objects by using a builder whose interface could be describe how I am configuring a mock object with an interface closer to domain language.
The unit test below is a rewritten from the example above with the concepts described here:
[Test] [ExpectedException(InvalidPaymentAgreementException)] public void PaymentAgreementMustNotBeCreatedWhenThePaymentOptionIsNotValidForTheDebtType() { PaymentOption somePaymentOption = PaymentOptionMockBuilder .Begin() .BuildPaymentOption(); DebtType debtType = DebtTypeMockBuilder .Begin() .AddPaymentOptionOf(somePaymentOption) .BuildDebtType(); PaymentOption anotherPaymentOption = PaymentOptionMockBuilder .Begin() .BuildPaymentOption(); Debt debt = DebtMockBuilder .Begin() .WithDebtTypeOf(debtType) .BuildDebt(); PaymentAgreement paymentAgreement = new PaymentAgreement( new PaymentAgreementCreationParameter() { AgreementYear = SystemDate.Get().Value.Year, AgreementNumber = 1, AgreementCreationDate = SystemDate.Get().Value.Date, NumberOfInstallments = 1, AgreementValue = 100.0m, Debts = new List < Debt > () { debt}, SelectedPaymentOption = anotherPaymentOption }); }
The fluent builder for Debt is DebtMockBuilder and can be programmed as follows:
public class DebtMockBuilder { private Mock < Debt > _debtMock; public static DebtMockBuilder Begin() { DebtMockBuilder builder = new DebtMockBuilder(); builder._ debtMock = new Mock < Debt > (); return builder; } public Debt BuildDebt() { return _debtMock .Object; } public DebtMockBuilder WithDebtTypeOf(DebtType debtType) { this._debtMock.Setup(debt => debt.DebtType).Returns(debtType); return this; } }
PaymentOptionMockBuilder follows the same idea.
Although I see that some improvements are needed I could see the following advantages from fluent mock builders:
- The test code was easier to understand because domain terms were applied instead of specific API language.
- Specific mock framework calls were encapsulated which theoretically can let programmers to use another mock framework in other projects or using more than one mock framework in the same test (I dont know why someone would do such a thing...).
- Finally mock configuration becomes more flexible since existing methods don´t have to be modified to include new configuration but only a new configuration method is needed. Thus mock configuration can evolve as needed without loosing the domain interface.