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When Governments Go Rogue
December 01, 2011
By Brandon Smith of Alt-Market.com
There are those today who would claim that the lifeblood of a nation is dependent upon the graces of its government. That government is the focal point of cultural growth, and that we as citizens should respect it as such. I would be more inclined to agree if the public did not so easily confuse the ideals of leadership with the actions of criminals. That is to say, regardless of what we wish our government to be, bureaucracies rarely, if ever, embody the spirit of the common man (a necessity for any system that purports to defend the citizenry). Instead, bureaucracies almost inevitably deteriorate into vehicles for the perpetuation of tyranny driven by the very worst of all stewards; elitist minorities with delusions of godhood.
Unfortunately, despite this fact, the masses often treat these industrious vermin and the plagues of society that they build with the same reverence as they would a sincere and honorable body politic.
Government is not nor has it ever been a foregone conclusion. Government is not concrete. It is not tangible. It is not the foundation of society. Instead, government is an abstraction; a fantastic dream of collectivist paternity in the face of individual hardship. Those who fear to wander the world on their own courage, strength, and merit, seek to elevate and empower "decision makers" to provide the comfort of limited liability. Through this process, governments are created out of thin air. All governmental authority is, thus, HANDED to those in positions of leadership. What makes one man a "king" and another man a "peasant"? Only the people of a country, and where they choose to place their personal control; in their own hands, or the hands of others.
To put it simply, there is no power over us but that which we give away, and no freedom lost, that cannot be regained.
Until this reality is understood, consecutive generations of human beings will be left to wonder astonished at the endless atrocities of governments they thought they could trust. The truth is, no government, no matter how seemingly noble, deserves our full faith. All governments must be treated like storehouses of aging dynamite; with extreme vigilance, care, and suspicion, because, it is in the very nature of centralized power to sink towards destabilization and disaster.
The American dynamic was meant to be different. For the first time in history, a group of people organized an administrative body which was predicated upon the will of the general populace and not the will of the incorporated elite. The Constitution was the first legal document designed to LIMIT the power of government, not endlessly exonerate it. Though many in our modern age have become completely ignorant of its original intent, the Constitution and its written protections allowed for the first decentralized government of the Western world, if not the entire world. A government which was specifically tasked with shielding the rights of the individual beyond the desires of the mindless "majority", or the normally influential aristocracy.
Obviously, we have strayed far and away beyond the schematics set forth by the founding fathers.
Let us finally be honest with ourselves and say it out loud; our government is not Constitutional! It has become a mutation. A monstrosity. A malformed creature given birth by the oozing genetic material of mad social scientists hell bent on dominating the building blocks of our political life. It is a thing to be abhorred, not admired, and certainly not to be trusted.
The statement above may be confusing to those who have relegated their concerns to the immediate. If one is free to walk about the streets, keep a job, have a drink, and settle in front of his television for hours on end, then what is there to be worried about? If he is not directly affected by the ill notions of men in far off banks and capitols, then why care at all? If the pain of government criminality only strikes people from "other" cultures, or other walks of life, why be concerned? For those who actually suffer from this brand of idiocy, I can only relate the unwarranted role that our government has assumed within our society and hope that they begin to realize how extraordinarily unsafe they really are. The injustices visited upon the few are invariably visited upon the many in time, especially where a rogue government resides.
The kind of intrusion by government allowed by the American people today is utterly astounding. Bank records, medical records, political viewpoints, phone conversations, emails, child rearing practices, food eating habits, health pursuits, social networking habits, biometric data, travel; nothing is safe from the prying eyes of government anymore.
At what point did we as a nation decide that the government's opinion of the domestic ideal should become the precedent? At what point did we decide that a faceless bureaucracy knows better than we do what is best for us? When did our lives become an open book to be read at the government's leisure?
I say "we decided", because we must bear a large part of the blame. From the institution of the Patriot Acts, to the utilization of the FISA domestic spying bill, to the latest monitoring and cataloging by the DHS and the Federal Reserve of private internet activity, we have stood by and done little to nothing in response.
The argument put forth by establishment proponents has always been that the government's task is to keep us safe. In order to do this, they say, there can be nowhere for "evil doers" to hide. Therefore, the privacy of every individual must be sacrificed for the greater good of the greater number. This argument is unabashed nonsense.
Governments do not keep people safe. Governments are historically predisposed to ending far more lives than they protect, especially when they have strayed from their original mandates. When a government goes rogue, or has been honed as a tool for control rather than defense, its directives lean towards self preservation, not the preservation of the public. That is to say, the government and those who directly benefit from its manipulation set policies that ensure their own safety, and no one else's.
Without a doubt, all the anti-4th Amendment legislation that has been passed over the course of last decade is focused not on some sinister force, foreign or domestic. Instead, it has been focused on average American citizens, because, whether we want to admit it or not, the government sees US as their greatest enemy.
There was a time when even I would have considered this view as a bit "extreme". However, I would now have to point out the introduction of bills and executive orders like the John Warner Defense Authorization Act, which essentially erases Posse Comitatus and allows for Martial Law to be instituted with extreme prejudice under executive authority:
As well as the attempted passage of the Enemy Belligerents Act, which would allow for the capture, torture, and indefinite incarceration of American citizens as "enemy combatants:
Not to mention the National Emergency Centers Act which allows for the detention of civilians in military and FEMA run facilities:
Or the Obama Administration's continuance of Bush doctrine which allows for the assassination of U.S. citizens designated as "enemy combatants":
And most recently, the National Defense Authorization Act, a defense spending action which is being used to coattail legislation which decimates all Constitutional checks and balances and leaves the door open for the government to declare any region they wish a "combat zone". These provisions are just a rewritten combination of the Enemy Belligerents Act (both bills were fostered by the hand of John McCain) and the John Warner Defense Authorization Act, giving government free reign to designate any person, even an American citizen, as an enemy combatant. This means that anyone, including you, could one day be detained without Habeas Corpus, without fair trial, without due process, without legal representation, forever. Period.
You think rendition only occurs in Middle Eastern hellholes? Think again. With these bills and others like them, the American public is now fair game.
Rationalizations for the above actions abound. Some of the most common naïve positions include the following:
1) Assassinations Against Al Qaeda Agents, Even If They Are American Citizens, Is Justifiable
The nature of the target is irrelevant to the principle underlying the situation. I don't care if Anwar al-Awlaki was an agent of Hades, the conscience of a country must take precedence over the short term threats that country faces. If a society is unable to maintain its conscience and its principles in the face of hardship, then perhaps that society is not worthy of survival. There are, indeed, many more important things than national security.
This is how all tyranny begins; with a small group or element of a culture singled out for the loss of human rights, while the rest of the people look on and cheer. Eventually, the exception to the rule becomes the rule, and everyone suffers. Under no circumstances should our government be allowed to rewrite Constitutional protections or our moral compass, even if it means giving so called "terrorists" fair treatment under the law. Never forget, the term "terrorist" is as arbitrary as any nowadays, and could be used against you as easily as it could be used against anyone else.
2) The Domestic Realm Is A Haven For "Homegrown Terrorists"
Again, "homegrown terrorism" is a highly arbitrary label. If one looks at statements and white papers coming from the Department Of Homeland Security, or the Department Of Justice, anyone from Constitutionalists, to Ron Paul supporters, to militia members, to barter networkers and sound money proponents, or anyone who even expresses an interest in any of these subjects, is considered a potential domestic terrorist threat.
Where is this headed? Think about it. If these types of people are already being categorized as extremists, what's to stop the government from categorizing them as enemy combatants?
3) Rendition And Torture Could Save Lives
Okay. Let's say for the sake of argument that rendition and torture actually could save some lives, though I have never heard of any of these Jack Bauer moments taking place in the real world. Let's say my life and those I love could be spared. Frankly, I would rather die than be a party to behavior as reprehensible as kidnapping and torture. I couldn't care less about the theoretical benefits of the activity. As stated earlier, a nation hanging by the poisonous framework of moral relativism is doomed to failure and decay. Despite the propaganda often spread by elitist elements without our government, our military, and our local law enforcement, you DO NOT need to become the monster in order to defeat the monster. This lie should not be allowed to stand…
4) You Are "Overreacting" To The Legislation, And Americans Will Not Be Targeted
Senator Lindsay Graham, a backer of the National Defense Authorization Act, specifically outlined the bill's jurisdiction over American citizens and even admitted it makes the U.S. itself a "combat zone" under the international laws of war (while at the same time presenting the lie that Federal due process would somehow be enforced for those who are captured). We who oppose the bill could do a lot more without being rightfully accused of "overreaction". If Americans are not to be targeted, then why create the bill in the first place? Traditional laws of war would be more than sufficient to handle foreign threats, and domestic response agencies like the FBI could easily continue doing whatever it is they supposedly do to safeguard our country. The ONLY reason to introduce a bill which frees the U.S. Government and the DHS to act militarily within the borders of our own nation would be to target U.S. citizens, and to undermine normal Constitutional processes.
The legislation is self-incriminating. Only a complete dullard would argue otherwise.
5) The Government Is A Body Elected By The People, Therefore They Are One And The Same
The only practical explanation I can think of for someone to actually believe this argument is overmedication. Despite what we're all taught in middle school, our government as it exists today and has for many decades does not represent the will of the people. Two dominant political parties with cosmetic differences in rhetoric but nearly identical legislative platforms and voting records is not an expression of a legitimately free republic. The system revolves around corporate ideologies of globalization, not elections. Its beneficiaries are a limited and powerful fringe of society, not the masses. It is a rigged game. A fake battle between two gladiators owned by the same Caesar. To say that the people and the government are one-in-the-same is a gross error in judgment.
After researching and acknowledging the course our government has taken, the question then arises; what is the ultimate end result? Barring multiple miracles of a complete economic turnaround, full third party inclusion in our political structure, the deconstruction of the Federal Reserve, the decentralization of financial influence, the reintroduction of Constitutional insulation degraded since 2001, and the complete pullback of troops involved in ongoing wars in the Middle East, there can be only one outcome: total conflict.
We did not create this division. The American people did not ask to be targeted. Though we certainly have not done enough to fend off the numerous attacks upon our general liberties, the root of the problem still lay within the core of our government, the puppet leaders who abuse it, and the corporate elitists who use it as a staging ground for personal agendas. We have become two separate groups that cannot and will not be reconciled. The government is openly admitting this through legislation like the National Defense Authorization Act. Its time we did the same.
When two forces diametrically opposed exist upon the same ground at the same time with the same force of will, war erupts. A war of philosophies, a war of dissent, and sometimes, a war of weapons. As unsettling as that might sound, we must take solace in the fact that we at least fight for what is honest. If every American must conform to the twisted path our government has chosen, or be branded an 'enemy combatant", then may we all become domestic threats in our own backyard.
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A man desperately scans New York's Grand Central Station to locate his young daughter.
He finally spots her ... in the custody of two cops who clearly want to talk to him. Having to make a choice fast, he yells to the child, "I love you!," and makes a run for it.
Relax: It's only a movie. So it was revealed in the next scene of "The City That Never Sleeps," Friday's (Oct. 4) CBS episode of "Blue Bloods" devised by writer and series executive producer Kevin Wade.
Norah O'Donnell then was seen interviewing the "fugitive" -- actually actor Russell Berke, played by guest star Marc Blucas ("Buffy the Vampire Slayer") Â -- on the "CBS This Morning" set as an impatient Danny ( Donnie Wahlberg) paced on the sidelines, having been assigned as the performer's technical adviser for his next film.
Danny's partner Maria ( Marisa Ramirez) clearly was more enchanted by Berke en route to the detectives' capture of a teenage suspect in a series of liquor-store robberies. Things didn't go as planned, though, on two counts: The suspect fled, and Berke stopped him with the well-timed opening of a car door.
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Frank ( Tom Selleck) was troubled by an exit-poll inference that, in his role as police commissioner, he'd lost touch with his officers. "I'm one of them," he insisted to new police chief Dino ( John Ventimiglia). "I have to be, to lead them."
Dino replied, "You have their respect, Frank. That's what matters."
Dino replied, "You have their respect, Frank. That's what matters."
At home, Frank sought advice from Henry ( Len Cariou). "You're looking for love in the wrong places," the elder Reagan said, but Frank remained determined to have "a sense of presence" among those he oversaw. To that end, he walked in on a roll call and sternly interacted with several officers -- including Jamie's ( Will Estes) new partner Eddie ( Vanessa Ray).
On patrol later, Eddie and Jamie were sent to the apartment of a woman (guest star Ali Wentworth, alias Mrs. George Stephanopoulos) who had filed the latest of several complaints about an apparent flasher in an apartment across from hers. Telling her there was no law against a resident keeping his shades up, whether he was clothed or not, Jamie asked her not to "waste the NYPD's resources anymore."
Danny wasn't done with Berke yet: The actor claimed in a late-night call that he'd been stabbed and asked for Danny's help. The detective went and found a bleeding Berke, who maintained he'd been mugged. Danny then took him to a doctor to have him "patched up" privately, per Berke's request.
Frank continued his effort to reinforce his "sense of presence," unexpectedly showing up at a riverfront rendezvous of several officers. The commissioner then told them his discovery of their being off the job during on-the-job hours, and their memo books being doctored, would remain between them. But he ordered them, "Move on."
En route to find their lieutenant, who evidently was at a bar rather than on duty, Frank was detoured by a report a knife attack on a tourist.
On his way out of the visit to the doctor, Danny helped himself to Berke's cell phone and determined two things from it: Berke was secretly gay, and he was looking for anonymous hookups. The actor claimed it was "research," but Danny sensed a link to the knifing of the tourist. "There is a predator loose on the streets of this city," he told Berke, "and you're gonna help me find him."
Assisting Danny in preparing a profile of the presumed assailant, Berke reluctantly handed over a DNA-carrying watch with the inscription, "From your Paramount Pictures family." It turned up useful evidence, prompting Danny's compliment, "You're doin' good, Hollywood."
At the weekly family dinner, the other Reagans grilled Danny on what Berke was really like. Jamie commented that Frank, in his visit to the roll call earlier, had behaved like the strict drill sergeant played by R. Lee Ermey in the movie "Full Metal Jacket." Henry supported Frank, though, explaining that a true leader has to display "a little show of force now and again."
Danny tried, not entirely successfully, to keep Berke's identity cloaked while asking his sergeant to approve their working a stakeout together. And Frank wanted to continue his mission to "root out the bad apples" in his force, prompting his aide Garrett ( Gregory Jbara) to caution him about "the fine line between purpose and obsession."
The shared stakeout happened, with Berke noting to Danny, "Everybody's got two lives, public and private." Danny countered that in his own case, "What you see is what you get." Berke offered himself as bait for the attacker, and while the actor was out of contact, Danny was informed a suspect had been caught.
Maybe not the right one, though: Berke then told Danny, via phone, that he was watching someone he believed to be the culprit. As Danny was heading to meet him, Berke was attacked again by the knife wielder, leading Danny to fire and wound the perp. Agreeing to keep Berke's secret life secret, Danny then told him to flee the scene.
Jamie and Eddie were called yet again to the apartment of the woman irritated by the supposed flasher -- and this time, they brought along the man himself, who agreed to work things out with her. "I've got red wine, I've got white wine," she said, suggesting an accord would be worked out soon.
Frank went to the home of the lieutenant ( Tom Kemp) he'd expected to see at the bar, and found the man tending to his wife ( Carole Demas, of the classic children's show "The Magic Garden"), who was ailing from Lou Gehrig's disease. Frank walked over to the bedridden woman and told her he "just came by to pay my respects."
The commissioner then stayed and expressed his realization that the lieutenant had altered his officers' memo books so he could get home to his wife ASAP. "Your men stuck their necks out for you," Frank reflected, "and that says a hell of a lot." He shook the lieutenant's hand and left ... for the bar, an after-hours hangout for many officers.
They stood at attention when he entered, but he told them, "I'm off-duty, too." And as he was greeted by some of the cops, he said to the bartender -- as Bruce Springsteen's "We Take Care of Our Own" played over the loudspeakers -- "'For the house. On me."
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"Something . . . Old, New, Borrowed, Blue"
Percy Aldridge Grainger: Lads of Wamphrey March (1905)
Eric Whitacre: October (2000)
George Gershwin/Rogers: Cuban Overture (1933)
John Philip Sousa: Who's Who in Navy Blue (1920)
November 6, 2002
"Days of our Lives"
Ron Nelson: Rocky Point Holiday (1969)
Richard Strauss: Allerseelen (All Souls' Day)(1882)
Albert Roussel: A Glorious Day, op. 48 (1933)
Gregg Wramage: The Last Days of Summer (2001)
Karl L. King: Circus Days March (1944)
December 12, 2002
"Basically British"
Camille Saint Saens/Reynish: Orient et Occident, op. 25 (1869)
Kenneth Hesketh: Danceries (1999)
Ralph Vaughan Williams: Prelude on Three Welsh Hymn Tunes (1955)
February 27, 2003
"1960s Wind Band Classics"
Michael Hennagin: Jubilee Overture(1960)
John Barnes Chance: Variations on a Korean Folk Song (1965)
Warren Benson: The Leaves are Falling (1964)
Norman Dello Joio: Fantasies on a Theme by Haydn (1968)
Ronald Lo Presti: Elegy for a Young American (1964)
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Fisher Tull: Sketches on a Tudor Psalm (1971)
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Graphic Design: A look at Geoff McFetridge's designs featured in Spike Jonze's Her
If you haven't seen Spike Jonze's latest offering Her yet then I'm here principally to ask what in God's name you're doing with your time, as everybody seems to be talking about the film's quietly unsettling subject matter. It does fall uncomfortably close to home; set in Los Angeles in 2025, the film is about a professional love letter writer, Theodore Twombly, who falls in love with his artificially intelligent operating system. The topic of society's dependence on technology is intense and intimidating, but the overwhelmingly soft, almost retro aesthetic of the film is the spoonful of sugar that helps the medicine go down.
And for that we have Geoff McFetridge of Champion Studio to thank; he was charged with contributing a huge number of visual elements to the film, not least the illustrations adorning the walls of Theodore's office, the map of L.A.'s future transport systems, the titles and credits and, most importantly, the interfaces of all the computer software used.
The cursive handwriting that pops up on Theodore's handheld every time his cyber girlfriend calls with her dulcet drawl, and the swirling patterns which mark her absence when he fears he might have lost her forever, spark strangely visceral reflexes in the viewer. This, is turn, begins interesting conversations regarding our already advanced emotional reflexes to digital media, with all of its icons, arrows and endlessly spinning beach balls. Geoff's part in easing our acceptance of such a frightening criticism of cultural behaviour is without a doubt a large part of the film's appeal; now just maybe we'll think twice next time we start taking the piss out of Siri, or setting our sat navs to sound like Snoop Dogg.


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Earlier this year we went hands-on with Lord of the Rings: War in the North, but Warner Bros.' big Electronic Entertainment Expo reveal was that you are now able to summon Beleram, a massive eagle that will swoop in from the skies--and gouge the eyes out of any large foe or simply carry the small ones away. In our quick demo, we played as Andriel, the elf who was certainly the physically weakest of the bunch, but her powerful spells and ranged attacks made it easy to keep up with the other two members of the party.
Our show-floor demo had us start at the base of a looming fortress, and we had to work our way up the ancient stone steps, disposing of hordes of misshapen minions along the way. As Andriel, we relied on our staff to fend off creatures with melee strikes, but her true power lies in her spells, which we used liberally until we ran out of mana. By holding the right trigger down and pressing B, we could bring up a bubble shield that would heal anyone who stood within, and we could fend off ranged attacks. With X we were able to throw down a forceful push to stun enemies around us.
Beleram was the star of this demo and was considered an unofficial fourth member of the fellowship. We had five chances to summon the great eagle to help us during the demo, so we didn't want to waste it. There were a few tight moments when our team was low on health and we were getting swarmed, but with the push of a button, Beleram came crashing down to help clear our way. We obviously couldn't abuse this tactic too much, but it certainly made things a bit more interesting--it's almost like a panic button.
At one point during the demo we all leveled, so we were able to assign some abilities to our skill tree. As the magic user, we divvied up the points between boosting our damage spells and increasing the stats that would support the team. We were able to put points into giving our group more experience as well as increase our healing abilities.
It was difficult to get a sense of how the game plays out during our short demo, but we had fun casting spells while letting the dwarf and the human ranger take the brunt of the attacks. For anyone who enjoys cooperative play, you might want to keep an eye out for this one. Lord of the Rings: War in the North is set to be released later this year for the PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.


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The fifth and last epoch of the Tertiary Period, from about 5 to 2 million years ago. During this time the global climate became cooler and the number and expanse of grasslands and savannas increased greatly. This change in vegetation was accompanied by an increase in long-legged grazers. The land bridge between North America and South America also formed at this time, and massive ice sheets accumulated at the poles. In the later part of the epoch many of the species living in polar regions became extinct. See Chart at geologic time.


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CME Group to Close Most Futures Pits
Reuters reported that CME Group Inc. (NASDAQ:CME) plans to close down the bulk of its open-outcry futures pits by July 2, 2015.
Reuters reported that CME Group Inc. (NASDAQ:CME) plans to close down the bulk of its open-outcry futures pits by July 2, 2015.
Silver – The London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) announced that today, along with CME Group Inc. (NASDAQ:CME) and Thomson Reuters Corp. (NYSE:TRI), it launched the first LBMA Silver Price.
Silver – This morning, the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA), CME Group Inc. (NASDAQ:CME) and Thomson Reuters Corp. (NYSE:TRI) launched the LBMA Silver Price, and many are wondering what the news means for silver prices.
Silver – The London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) announced today that CME Group and Thomson Reuters will provide the replacement for the London silver fix, which the London Silver Market Fixing will stop administering at close of day on August 14, 2014.
Silver – Reuters reported that CME Group Inc. (NASDAQ:CME), a major options and futures exchange, is thinking of introducing daily limits on gold and silver price moves in an effort to curb volatility.
Silver – Silver is stacking up in COMEX depositories. Some say that's a bad sign.
Palladium – Reuters reported on precious metals trading on Friday as the CME made plans to cut margins on palladium future contracts.
Silver – Last year, silver contract margins were subject to aggressive increases. This year, the rates are moving in the opposite direction.
Silver – Mineweb reported that the CME Group is cutting silver margins to boost liquidity.
Silver – Silver has been holding steady, closing at $33.72 on Monday trading. However, the white metal seems to have lost some of the momentum witnessed in January and earlier in the month on Greek uncertainty.
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| November 20, 2012 | Updated: February 28, 2013 5:14am
A crowd of several hundred viewed last year's menorah lighting, the first for The Woodlands Township.
The Chabad Synagogue of The Woodlands will host its second Grand Chanukah Celebration and menorah lighting from 4:30-6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9 at Market Street in The Woodlands.
Led by Rabbi Mendel Blecher, the lighting of a nine-foot, seven-branched candelabra will take place at 6:15 p.m. Traditional Chanukah food and musical performance will follow the lighting, according to a press release.
For more information, call 281-419-4774 or visit www.marketstreet-thewoodlands.com.
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Washington D.C. Forecast: Warm and muggy with storm chances
Warm and muggy with summer-time thunderstorms possible through tomorrow.
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- Partly Cloudy, Muggy, Patchy Fog
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- Wind: SSW 2-5 m.p.h.
- Tuesday:
- Partly Sunny, PM Storms Possible
- Highs: Mid to Upper 80s
- Wind: SW 4-8 m.p.h.
- Wednesday:
- Partly Sunny, Cooler, Showers Possible
- Highs: Around 80
- Wind: NE 4-8 m.p.h.
Warm and muggy conditions have been the story for the start of the week but will they hang around through Friday?
A weak frontal boundary will be affecting the D.C. area through tomorrow night as it interacts with a very warm and humid air mass. Isolated showers and thunderstorms are ending. Otherwise, a mild and muggy night is ahead.
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More showers and thunderstorms are in the forecast tomorrow, as temperatures head back into the middle and upper 80s. If an area of low pressure develops along that boundary, showers could linger into Wednesday. But drier air will arrive during the day on Wednesday with clearing skies…but an isolated shower is possible during the transition. Beautiful weather is in our forecast for Thursday and Friday with partly cloudy skies and highs in the lower to middle 80s.


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Rather than make you sift through all of these projects, we're tracking down the best or most notable crowdfunding projects from around the web and delivering them to you in a simple roundup. If there's a project that you've backed – or even a project that you founded – be sure to leave a link below so it can be considered for the next roundup. Check out our complete list of roundups here.
Sprav: Turn your shower into a smart shower (Kickstarter project) – My love for smart devices is never-ending, and the Sprav is yet another perfect example of why I love this next generation technology. Clipping right on to your current shower head, it tracks the amount of water flowing through while you shower. With an LED indicator light at the top that use the same colors as a traffic light, one glance provides you with quick feedback about how much water you've gone through.Topping it off, it hooks up to your phone through Bluetooth so you can graph water usage over time.
Python Cords – Utilitarian MacBook Charger Protection (Kickstarter project) – About a year ago, I was using my computer when I started hearing electrical sparks near my outlet. As it turned out, my Magsafe adapter was completely broken and just about to start a fire. Python Cords are the solution to this problem. With a really cool installation process, the cord and fastener make sure that your cords don't twist too hard and start breaking.
SideCar: Laptop to Tablet Connector (Kickstarter project) – With all of the screen-sharing apps that let you extend your MacBook's screen onto your iPad, the SideCar comes in as the perfect complement to place both devices side-by-side.
ChargeDrive: A Charger Cable, Flash Drive, and Tripod Mount (Kickstarter project) – A few other multi-purpose tech tools have been featured here, but the ChargeDrive's industrial design is extremely appealing.
Rebel Speakers – Water Resistant Bluetooth Speak & Speakerphone (Indiegogo project) – It's a Bluetooth speaker. It works in your shower. Twenty bucks. Delivers this month. How much better could it get?
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iQi Mobile wireless charging for the iPhone an Indeigogo campaign going on until the end of November http://ow.ly/qBPSe
Great idea to have a regular post like this. I'm always flicking through these sites looking for interesting items, but they really don't make it easy. I wish they would provide an RSS feed on each topic so I can just put it in my reader.
Anyway, here are a couple of recent 'investments' I've made (as per request).
A 'communicator badge' on Kickstarter. here: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/zowi/xowi-the-worlds-first-personal-voice-companion-bad
If 3rd parties can add functions to it, I think it has legs. Plus I may be able to add some apps of my own and connect it to my home automation system I built with a Ninjabock http://ninjablocks.com/
The 2nd investment is here: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/energyaware/neurio-home-intelligence
It's about time things like this got clever.
On your next post on this subject, I'll add a couple more projects I have my eye on, but not contributed to yet.
Why round up projects that have passed their end dates?
The speaker is just some repackaged Chinese product… http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?partnumber=300-102
Please include this go fund me project in your next weekly round up. http://www.gofundme.com/58ird4
FOLDIO – The 1st Smartphone Photo Studio. Hope you to Check it out :) http://bit.ly/brlsycd
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La Crosse IT Director Resigns
The city of La Crosse won't have to worry about firing its embattled IT director. Because David Montealegre has quit. Mayor Matt Harter tells us that Montealegre has resigned as of April 7th. Jacky Kallberg is the department's acting director. Harter says he doesn't want to fill the director's job until a city council approved audit of the department has been completed.
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Pantech Discover for AT&T announced, costs just $50
Pantech Discover is the latest addition to AT&T's portfolio. It boasts a solid mid-range specs sheet and costs just $49.99 on a contract.
The Pantech Discover features a 4.8" 720p display and runs on a dual-core 1.5GHz Krait processor with Adreno 225 graphics.
The Discover also sports a 12.6MP camera with 1080p video recording, 16 gigs of internal storage expandable via a microSD card slot, and all the connectivity you may need - LTE, HSPA+, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS and NFC.
The smartphone runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich with custom user interface from Pantech. It's unclear if Pantech plans to update it to Jelly Bean in the near future.
Anyway, the phone costs just $49.99 with an AT&T contract and will hit the retail stores on January 11. It might be worth checking it out.
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I heard that one is LCD from Sharp,
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Ikr. I have also heard many things about burst. For the price it is a killer. Never used one though.
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The Texas Rangers are one of only two major league teams to win 90 games in each of the past four seasons.
It seems a pretty safe bet that run won't be extended.
Consecutive wins have been rare for the Rangers, who will turn to a pitcher coming off perhaps the worst start in franchise history Saturday as they seek a second straight win over the Toronto Blue Jays (1:07 p.m. ET).
Texas had World Series aspirations this season after failing to reach the playoffs for the first time in four years in 2013 despite winning 91 games. A 15-9 start appeared to signal the Rangers (39-57) would again be in the postseason mix, but they've gone 24-48 since and now find themselves with the worst record in the majors.
'We have to play good for a few weeks, consistently. We need to do that. We're still in this thing. It can go one way or another.' - Blue Jays manager John Gibbons
A playoff spot is all but out of the question for Texas, which joined Tampa Bay as the only 90-win teams the last four seasons.
The Rangers opened the second half Friday with a rare victory, ending their second eight-game losing streak of the past month with a 5-1 win at Toronto. J.P. Arencibia hit a three-run homer against his former team and Adrian Beltre added a solo shot as Texas won for the fourth time in 26 games.
"It was a solid game all the way around," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "We made all the plays. That's the way we have to continue to play."
Friday's loss was the third straight and ninth in 11 games for Toronto (49-48), which fell into a second-place tie with the Yankees in the AL East.
"We have to play good for a few weeks, consistently," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons told MLB's official website. "We need to do that. We're still in this thing. It can go one way or another."
Yu Darvish proved too much for the slumping Blue Jays, who have totaled 29 runs and batted .171 with runners in scoring position during that 11-game span.
Colby Rasmus' seventh-inning homer was Toronto's first in five contests, its longest drought of the season.
Bright spot
Beltre remains a big bright spot in an otherwise dreadful season for the Rangers. The All-Star third baseman is batting .425 with six homers and 17 RBIs in his last 22 games.
There's nowhere to go but up for Texas' Colby Lewis (6-6, 6.54 ERA), who endured a dreadful outing his last time out. He was charged with a club-record 13 runs - 11 earned - over 2 1-3 innings in a 15-6 loss to the Angels on July 10. The righty also gave up a career-worst 13 hits, while his ERA increased by more than a full run.
"I never got the opportunity to make pitches," Lewis said. "It all happened so quickly. My game has always been to attack hitters, get ahead in the count and get outs. It was one of those days. I got beat, plain and simple."
Facing the Blue Jays doesn't seem an ideal way for Lewis to bounce back since he's compiled a 7.58 ERA in eight career starts against them.
Jose Bautista is 4 for 11 with a pair of homers off Lewis.
Also coming off an outing he'd rather forget is Marcus Stroman (4-2, 4.05), who was tagged for six runs and eight hits over 3 2-3 innings July 9 against the Angels, but escaped without a decision in an 8-7 loss.
That performance was in stark contrast to the rookie's first seven starts, a stretch in which he posted a 2.08 ERA while completing at least six innings six times.
Stroman is 3-1 with a 2.20 ERA in five home starts, walking five and striking out 30.
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Hi, I'm 5"1 and I need help on howing to get my jump up higher. Any help would be appreciated.
"I've missed more than 9,000 shots in my career. I've lost almost 300 games. 26 times, I've been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I've failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed."-Michael Jordan
Do calf raises, 150-250 a day then when you go outside to practice start with layups jump AS HIGH AS YOU CAN while doing your layups, and oncee the calf raises get easy hold dumbells.
i agree with Clark1315 calfraises can really improve your jumping.
The best techniques to jump higher are the ones that are plyometrically enhanced.
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I am the same hight and had the same problem. Try bank shots.I don't know why but they work better. If you don't like that, jump higher and higher every day untill you get stonger.
Everyone genetics different their is a way to evaluate your weaknesses and attack them from all angles!! This is best way to determine what excersizes you really need to jump Higher and with more force...


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The City of Alameda sponsored the annual Mayor's Hometown Holiday Weekend, December 4 and 5.
The event's key sponsors were the Alameda Recreation and Park Department and the city's Public Works Department.
The event's main activities were ice skating on an artificial surface, snowball fighting, animal petting and sleigh riding.
And the venue was the parking area behind City Hall, on Oak Street between Santa Clara and Lincoln avenues.
Kids and parents lined up to participate in all the enjoyable activities. Thanks to the city and city staff for organizing such a fun, popular event.


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October 2, 2012
The Myth of Character Death
When Lethality and the fear of Character Death is working correctly, a player makes decisions for their characters based on this knowledge or fear. They are more careful with their characters; they "prepare" better. However, this is not always the case. Sometimes, the player has his character act "irrationally" or in role-playing terms "heroically". And this is because Lethality is a myth.
When a character dies, the player does not have to stop playing in that campaign. Instead they simply roll up a new character. Sometimes, the DM will even go out of their way to provide that new character with ties to the dead character or at the very least with the other members of the adventuring party; all done in the name of easier integration into the campaign. The player is not even constrained in what type of character their new one will be; if they want, they can go ahead and create another dwarven thief. There is no real penalty for having a character die.
Even if a "hardcore" DM forces a new character to begin at starting level, without any of the magic items or other materials of an advanced character, the new character will be coddled by the higher level characters. The DM will avoid targeting the new character with attacks that can one-shot the new character while only lightly injuring one of the advanced characters. Play will be altered until such a time as the new character "catches" up to the rest of the party.
I had one campaign wherein the party was surrounded and outnumbered three-to-one. The enemy had weapons that could kill with one shot as the party already knew as they had seen the enemy use these weapons before. And yet when the party was asked to surrender, one of them went all "heroic" and tried to fight his way out...with the expected result of character death. If there was a real fear of character death, the "smart" thing would have been to surrender and work on an escape later. But there was no real fear of character death because the player knew he could simply roll up another character and continue on with the campaign.
I am currently working on a game setting that is a closed world. It is a lost worlds series of adventure wherein the only characters are the initial ones. Transition to and from this world is virtually non-existent. As I am working on the design I had to ask myself, what happens when a character dies? The normal response is to simply bring in another character. But then I also realized that be allowing this, it completely undermines the core concept of being lost and alone in a strange world with no one to rely on except themselves. If a character does something "stupid", like charge a dinosaur with a spear, then that character should die. But by allowing the player to simply roll up a new character it diminishes the fact the player made a "foolish" character decision with their last character.
Part of me wants to not allow the player to roll up a new character. If a character dies, then the player must suffer the consequences of his poor judgement and must sit out the rest of the campaign. Now that would put a real edge on playing their characters. If that was the rule, players would play things much more carefully; every decision would be weighed and be of the utmost importance; game play would reach a new height of intensity. But, of course, that is not a real option. My group plays together because we like hanging out together and the rules we pick to play with facilitate this.
However, players are able to completely ignore the concept of lethality and character death because they are allowed roll up another character to take the place of the previous character. Players are allowed to make "foolish" decisions and ignore the "reality" of a situation because they are allowed roll up another character and continue on as before. Lethality and the Fear of Character Death are a myth.
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- Philo Pharynx said...
Hmmm... This is an interesting idea, but where are you going with this? Is the player forever banned from your table? Do they get to comeback in four weeks?
Or is it based on the "foolishness" of the decision. i.e. Bob just rolled poorly and his foe rolled well. So he gets to come back next week. Ralph leapt on a dragon's back and tried to strangle it with his spiked chain so it would focus on him and his companions could come back. So he has to sit out for three months.
What's funny is that I fear death more in systems where it's rarer. In games with high lethality I tend to regard characters like M&M's. You appreciate them, but you don't get attached to them.
In a game with rarer death I get attached to my character. They have a backstory, a family, friends and lots of other roleplaying reasons to live. I know why they are risking their lives adventuring. When something threatens their lives I feel it as a player. My blood is racing and I'm focused on the game and everything I'm doing. Losing the character hurts more than Joe-R-FTR-23.
I think you need to have lethal threats. But death doesn't have to be omnipresent.
Heck in some of the games I've played, every death is foolish because no sane person would leave the farm.
- October 2, 2012 at 11:32 AM
- Victor Von Dave said...
I agree, I sometimes think the OSR is a bit too preoccupied with the lethality of games as some kind of badge of honour or mark of authenticity. But it's sort of an empty concept for the OSR to hang its hat on, because as you point out, the nature of the game is that death is always only going to be an obstacle, not the end of the world. We all accept the basic conceit of tabletop games - that it's a game between friends and everyone gathered around the table is going to be allowed to play no matter how stupid an in-game decision they make or how bad their luck is.
- October 6, 2012 at 5:34 AM
why coddle the new level-1 character ?
A level-1 charcater in in level-X campaign is like a naked man swimming with piranhas - it's expected to b tough on him/her.
Of course the other charcters will protect him/her ( I hope XD ) and hand him/her magic gear and all ( this was Bill's dragonslaying sword, who died heroically. I'm sure he'd have wanted you to have it and act less stupidly than he did. ) still that charcater will either be killed again ( and the next… and the next… ) or have a pretty tough time getting to be less underpowered. If you want to 'sanction' death that's enough.
- October 11, 2012 at 9:50 AM
- Callin said...
@Anon That was my point on coddling. The other players hand the new lvl 1 magic items far above his level even though the new character did absolutely nothing to help get it. The character is being coddled by the rest of the party. He is being brought up to the party's level even though "he is not being coddled and has to start at level 1".
I say he is being coddled and every group does it because 1)they want their friend to have fun, 2)they don't want him to drag down the rest of the party.
In the end, there is no real "penalty" for character death.
- October 11, 2012 at 10:02 AM


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The stupidity of crowds helps kill a planet
Passing climate-change legislation should have been a no-brainer. If our broken political system blocked a carbon-tax (even something as sensible as a carbon tax made revenue-neutral by tax swapping with something like reduced payroll taxes) then a market-based cap-and-trade system should have been a near unanimous choice. The science and economics are that clear.
Imagine it: conservative and progressive standing together and cheering; Mitch McConnell and Harry Reid joining hands surrounded by all the Senate grandchildren saying thank you. What a photo-op that would have been! America at it's best.
Instead, we learned last week there won't be any climate-change legislation getting through the Senate. Instead, we are going to continue slow-cooking the planet while falling further behind other nations who are moving towards sustainable energy futures.
This is an American failure so astoundingly stupid that it rendered the usually loquacious and sustainably optimistic Thomas Friedman speechless; he interrupted his own column titled "We're going to be sorry" that had been bemoaning our inaction to say "I don't have anything else to say."
With a collective national failure as large and consequential as this we need to ask what the hell happened.
So it wasn't the science, the scientists, or the economics that killed action on climate change. What was it?
The answer is, the usual suspects: greed and cowardice
True. Even forget the lunacy of climate-change deniers, perhaps the most pernicious example of greed and cowardice is the ridiculous conservative notion that global warming is good because it will lower GDP marginally less than will a conversion to a sustainable energy economy.
But in addition to such greed and cowardice, planetary post-moterms can also find blame in the way our increasingly networked world can makes us, well, stupid. Networks magnify regardless of truth. Republican nay-sayers and their supporters are not all greedy cowards, many are simply victims. The unfortunate fact is that both the wisdom and the stupidity of crowds gets support from the content-apathy of networks: crap flows as freely as gold.
Every technology has unintended, and negative, consequences. Name a technology—internal combustion engines? nuclear power? genetic engineering? pharmacology?—and there are realized and potential downsides commensurate with the power to do good. No technology serves a free lunch. And magnified stupidity is a downside of a networked world.
For example, social network researchers like Christakis and Fowler have shown that networks are as good transmitting obesity, depression, and divorce as they are at distributing generosity, achievement, and empathy. Or consider last week's story about Shirley Sherrod and Fox "News" racism. Content—crap or gold—doesn't matter that much.
There are two main ways climate-crap has been made to flow through our information systems—including our connected brains.
The first is to pump a ton of crap into the network, and the oil companies have been pumping lots of it into our information systems. They pump crap as well as the oil we so greedily drink.
…look at the think tanks claiming that any effort to limit emissions would cripple the economy. Again and again, you'll find that they're on the receiving end of a pipeline of funding that starts with big energy companies, like Exxon Mobil, which has spent tens of millions of dollars promoting climate-change denial, or Koch Industries, which has been sponsoring anti-environmental organizations for two decades.
via Op-Ed Columnist – Who Cooked the Planet? – NYTimes.com.
Have you read about so-called "global cooling?" Or been made to question the scientific integrity of climate-change scientists but then not been given equal access to the eventual reports clearing them of any substantive wrong doing other than bad email manners? If yes, then you too are a victim of big energy companies spamming our networks.
The second way climate-crap efficiently enters our information systems is by exploiting so-called "super-connected" network nodes. A feature of a robust network is having some nodes with vastly more connections than average. These "super-connectors" are able to distribute information quickly and widely. Can you say Ashton Kushner? Regardless of quality, if you get yourself connected to a super-connector then regardless of what you have to say your voice will be heard. For good or bad.
WikiLeaks wisely dropped their cache of battle reports in the lap of the super-connected NY Times. But remember, a network doesn't care if the information is crap or gold, even at the Times. Consider the way conservative idealogues are able to exploit super-connected NY Times columnist Ross Douthat, someone already exposed as shamelessly trafficking in pseudo-science when it supports his conservative agenda. He again cherry-picks questionable data to conclude that the best course of action when it comes to global warming is to "wait, get richer, and then try to muddle through."
The fact he's spouting ideological nonsense will not diminish his super-connected influence. And nonsense is what he's spouting. The idea that doing what we've always been doing is the same as wisely doing nothing is just stupid. Similarly, the Amercian conservative solution he trumpets is basically a decision to enslave millions of third-world workers living in climates that no longer support life as we know it so we can continue to live in excessively air-conditioned desert homes next to lavishly irrigated golf courses. Way to go American conservatives, you've helped kill the planet that nurtured civilization.
Maybe it's time for an Iced Tea Party, or a Green Tea Party? We could have a very simple platform: no support for any candidate who doesn't enthusiastically support simple, unadorned climate-change legislation. It's past time we took back not just our country but our planet and our future.
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I personally have multiple friends who have struggled with eating disorders. In our current society, we have an epidemic of eating disorders. Girls (some boys as well) who from a very young age believe they are not good enough, that they don't look good enough. And this comes from everything they see in the media around them. What is really healthy, looks wrong to them. And this carries over into adulthood for many people. I have personally seen this image of "beauty" destroy people.
"The Ad and the Ego" talks about how advertising's only goal is to sell you stuff. And how do they do this? By making you feel not good enough of course. Even when they are not directly saying you need to fix something, they are basically saying, you have to have whatever they are selling to be happy or feel better. They want you to feel bad about yourself, not just mentally and emotionally, but physically as well.
Every society has had a standard of beauty. It seems to be human nature. And there really is nothing wrong with that. It is just the way it is. But our society has a standard of beauty based on nothing deeper than to make you feel bad about yourself so you will buy more things.
Standards of beauty should be based on what is healthy. We need to help young girls realize that there are many different ways to be beautiful. Instead, we just continue to advertise products and make everyone feel bad about themselves. Advertising tries to crush you and wants you to think you aren't happy. You have to have the latest thing. You have to have the newest beauty implements. You have to have the latest weight loss drug. You can't be happy without them. Nothing in your life will go right without them. Your love life will fail, you won't be able to do your job, your parents will stop loving you.
I just wonder, who first thought this was a good idea? Why did they think it was okay to do this to people?]]>


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Hoffman Gift and Learning Center
The learning center is a resource for patients, physical therapists, and clinical staff offering computer and web-based educational resources. Animated anatomical software allows patients to see and understand the mechanics of their diagnosis or condition giving physical therapists new tools for communicating disease/injury information and treatment techniques. In addition to helping to illustrate a disease or injury, the Jean and John Hoffman Learning Center also offers written and electronic resources for developing and maintaining at-home strengthening and flexibility exercise routines.
This comfortable, convenient setting offers a welcoming place for patients to gather together as peers to discuss their journey toward strength, balance, and ability. It has the ability to seat small groups or multiple pairs, allowing patients to gather together to share solutions, gain affirmation, and offer empathy to one another to fuel continued efforts at rehabilitation.
The Hoffman Family Foundation supported the design, construction, and equipping of the Jean and John Hoffman Learning Center with a generous gift to Cheshire Health Foundation's Hoffman Spine Fund. This special fund founded in 2006 by Jean and John Hoffman serves as a resource to align the hospital's assessment and treatment of back-related conditions with the most recent medical evidence.
The Hoffman Spine Fund has supported many advances in diagnosis and treatment for back conditions at Cheshire Medical Center/Dartmouth-Hitchcock Keene. The goal is to engage the patients in therapy—in partnership with the treatment team—to achieve the greatest benefits possible using the least invasive methods. The resources added as a result of this funding help people to "own" their health and wellness and reach for greater results by integrating back care principles and exercises into daily life.
With the generous support of the Jean and John Hoffman, rehabilitation services have added new evidence-based, effective, treatments for back care that allow staff to relieve pain, while increasing mobility, flexibility, and ability. Two therapists have undergone years of training to become certified in the Maitland and McKenzie approaches. The Hoffman Family Foundation also funded the purchase of a 3-D Active Traction Table, allowing therapists and patients access to cutting edge treatments in low back care.
All of these accomplishments have been possible because Jean and John Hoffman came to Cheshire Medical Center/Dartmouth-Hitchcock Keene with a proposal to help the hospital offer the right treatment at the right time. They were willing to fund training, equipment, and construction to fulfill that goal. It is this kind of engagement and partnerships that make goals come true.


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Usually mounted/accessible on emmc or mnt/emmc but not anymore and it won't mount by tapping mount sd card in settings storage.
It's mounted just fine in CWM recovery and all my files are there but not in the rom for some reason.
Rolling back to the previous nightly build didn't fix it and I have a horrible suspicion restoring my backup won't either.
Anyone have any ideas? Not getting much help from the XDA thread so far.
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