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Susan R. Bramel and Tami Marie Setters, both of Harrison County, recently graduated from Lindsey Wilson College.
Bramel and Setters were among 314 students who received undergraduate or graduate degrees at the college's 90th commencement ceremony, held Dec. 12 in Biggers Sports Center.
The ceremony was LWC's sixth winter commencement, and it was the second largest winter commencement ceremony held at the college.
Commissioners discussed possible plans for the City Hall gym during a Thursday afternoon workshop meeting.
"It is a very complicated issue as to what to do..." Commissioner Mark Mattmiller said. "We have an awesome responsibility here to the taxpayers to make very wise decisions about what to do with the gym."
Mattmiller said the recreation department uses the gym everyday during the winter.
Steve Moses has filed papers to seek the office of mayor of Cynthiana in 2010.
Moses, a lifelong resident of Harrison County and Cynthiana, lives on Reynolds Avenue and currently serves as county magistrate for District No. 2 on the Harrison County Fiscal Court.
During his tenure as magistrate, he has been instrumental in applying for and receiving grant funding for various city/county projects including the Healthy Communities grant and a Federal Land and Water grant to benefit Flat Run Veterans Park.
For as long as I can remember, I have been addicted to sweets.
I believe myself to be a gal of substantial willpower. I can go without fries, soft drinks and donuts.
But when it comes to desserts, I must admit, I get a bit weak in the knees.
Even as I sit here at my desk, visions of sweet things dance in my head.
Special Warranty Deed: Deutsche Bank National Trust Company to Charity Shepherd and Tildon R. King, 2.5956 acres on Republican Pike (Ky. 392), $117,000.
Brenda M. McCauley and Douglas McCauley to Christopher D. Ritchie, property in Harrison County, $24,000.
Joseph M. Brogli and Carrie A. Brogli to Phillip R. Terhune and Jennifer L. Terhune, 4 Parcels in Harrison County: Parcel 1 - Tract 1- 18.635 acres on Lafferty Pike (Ky. 1054); Tract 2- 17.267 acres; Parcel 2- 16.15 acres; Parcel 3- 45.56 acres; $185,000.
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The Harrison County third through the sixth grade teams will hit the road again this weekend for a tournament in Fleming County.
One childhood Christmas memory is receiving a shiny red plastic doctor's kit. I went from family member to family member looking inside their mouths while they played along with my fantasy career.
I'm beginning to think that we are humoring a group of lawmakers who have no more qualifications to make a diagnosis than I did.
In their fantasy careers, lawmakers believe they should go over the heads of experts to tell the public what's best for their health care.
I'm more than a little concerned.
Cynthiana police officers won't be driving their cruisers home anytime soon.
At Tuesday evening's city commission meeting, the commission dismissed the home fleet program in a 2-3 vote.
"The main benefit the home fleet has is for the citizens," Commissioner Amanda Moore said, adding that cruisers parked in neighborhoods deters crime and makes residents feel safe.
Commissioner Jimmy New agreed, stating that a take home fleet would also help retain officers.
Competency evaluation results for accused murderer Bass Webb are incomplete, attorneys told Judge Robert McGinnis Tuesday morning.
Webb, 30, who is to stand trial for the murder of Bryia Runiewicz, was back in court Tuesday morning wearing his prison-issue gray jumpsuit as well as the leg shackles and chain around his waist that attaches to hand cuffs.
As he entered the courtroom, a newly bearded Webb stared into the crowd, that included family and friends of the victim.
The Judicial Nominating Commission, led by Chief Justice of Kentucky John D. Minton Jr., today announced nominees to fill the vacant Circuit Court judgeship in the 18th Judicial Circuit, Division 1, consisting of Harrison, Nicholas, Pendleton and Robertson counties.
The three attorneys named as nominees to fill the vacancy are Edwin M. Culbertson, Jay Brett Delaney and Peter Canavan Newberry, all of Harrison County.
The Circuit Court judgeship was left vacant by Judge Robert W. McGinnis, who resigned Jan. 31 to join the Senior Judges Program.
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Front Line: Injury returnees
Updated: March 12, 2012, 5:34 PM ETBy Sean Allen | Special to ESPN.com
With both the fantasy and real trade deadlines in the rearview mirror, there are few things that can help boost your team more than a hot streak from the usual waiver-wire fodder.
That is, until you start looking at the potential returnees from injury. Some have been out a while and some not so long, but a lot of impact fantasy players find themselves in the free-agent pool when they get hurt, especially late in the season.
When it was announced on Saturday that Sidney ...
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A dispute ensued the following morning when one of the agents tried to pay off an escort with just $30.
Whether or not Zimmerman was an official neighborhood watchman or was self-appointed is now a matter of dispute.
The dispute between the collaborators is also an argument about who receives recognition for the scandal that rocked NPR.
c.1300, from Old French desputer (12c.) "dispute, fight over, contend for, discuss," from Latin disputare "weigh, examine, discuss, argue, explain," from dis- "separately" (see dis-) + putare "to count, consider," originally "to prune" (see pave).
Used in Vulgate in sense of "to argue, contend with words." Related: Disputable; disputed; disputing. The noun is not certainly recorded before 1590s (disputacioun in that sense is from late 14c.).


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The New York Jets have released wide receiver Jason Hill and signed tight end Hayden Smith, a former rugby player, from the practice squad. Hill was signed three weeks ago to help make up for the loss of Santonio Holmes, out for the season with a foot injury. Hill had two catches for 15 yards and a touchdown in three games with the Jets. The Australian-born Smith played professional rugby in England for a few years before pursuing an NFL career during this past offseason - despite never having played American football before. Smith was impressive in training camp and among the team's final cuts, but was signed to the practice squad. The Jets needed another tight end Sunday against Miami with Jeff Cumberland out with a dislocated right wrist.
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Kodu from MSR is excellent.
"Kodu is a new visual programming language made specifically for creating games. It is designed to be accessible for children and enjoyable for anyone. The programming environment runs on the Xbox, allowing rapid design iteration using only a game controller for input."


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What is your take on extraterrestrial intelligences, have you seen "UFO"s , or even been in one if you lucky and caught by a surprise ? Have you met any people from other planets ? Or simply if you have not, what are your thoughts about the topic, and would you like to have an experience ?
Do you believe in the existence extraterrestrials ? (Belief is based on faith or trust without looking at the evidence, data, mathematical models, that is because your friend saw something, and you trust your friend, without research, that is belief)
Do you understand the existence of extraterrestrials ?
(Understanding is based on collecting data , evidence, mathematical models such as drake equation, astrobiology research etc and deriving a conclusion)
Do you know the existence of extraterrestrials ?
(That is when you have had your own personal experience, scrutinized it to be legitimate experience, as well as comparing your experience with other's evidence data and so on)
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Even if that were possible and true, how the hell would YOU know about it?
I think she saw something on Youtube.
A definitive proof if there ever was such a thing.
Like the rest of your "I think I know Zana" claims...
At least his claims have evidence - all provided by you. Some day you should try providing evidence for your delusions.
tell me how can a delusion touch talk move , and even leave footprints in the sand ?
It doesn´t - which is exactly why you have no evidence.
I had the evidence, until my mother threw the foot casts away when she began to believe the extraterrestrial was a demon rather than an angel -_- , whether she believed her to be an angel or demon, she refused to accept she was person who eats, drinks, sleeps, shits, farts, has sex, urinates etc... from another planet, even though she has the technology that enables her to walk through solids such as walls and glass windows.. I myself had been dragged through the walls and roof into a spaceship 10 years later by different looking extratererstrials, who gave me an implant.
Right...you had some pieces of plaster which your mom threw away so now you have no evidence other than the transmitter in your head which, I´m sure, is invisible to all of our scans, right?
The plaster of paris were casts made from her foot prints, if you dont understand. If security scans go crazy when I walk through them logically speaking they would show up on scans including x-rays if they have metallic components or crystal based , and often nanotechnology. If they are organic and made from living tissue, it would be hard to detect. Now that they sent security scanners crazy including anti-theft scanners at supermarkets, they would be easily detectable. I have not volunteered to be a guinea pig to have mine removed and examined because I dont wish to have mine removed , there are cases where other people have had them as well..
Right, they are there and can be detected except they can`t be detected and you don`t want them detected anyway but you know they are there. I get it.
I had the evidence, until my mother threw the foot casts away when she began to believe the extraterrestrial was a demon rather than an angel
This is your basic "My dog ate my homework."


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Project Runway's Leanne Marshall Shows at NYFW
I had the priviledge to attend Leanne Marshall's 2013 Fashion Week show. Leanne, winner of Season 5 Project Runway, showed a slightly different show than previous NYFW. But of course, everything was stunning and a thrill to see.
The garments had a very organic and bucolic feel with an edge of sophistication. Dresses of sheer silks hand dyed in ethereal pastel colors were just beautiful! As the models went down the runway, their dresses flowed revealing hand dyed cotton gowns underneath with equisite hand pleating.
I spoke to Leanne after the show and asked what her inspiration for this line. It was clear that it was rather different than her other lines and she said "I wanted to literally take a fresh breath. It may sound funny but the collection is literally inspired by a mushroom I picked in a field. The top of it was so soft and smooth and when you turned it over, it had these amazing....what do you call them...I am so tired now, sorry..." Pleats, I added. "Yes, thanks, the pleats underneath and the way they worked with the soft top. So I hand dyed the organic cotton underneath and in some cases, created little flowers or organic shapes by hand pleating in the way I recalled the tight, circular undergrowth of the mushroom".
It was a beautiful show and as Marshall wanted, a breath a fresh air. Plus the flowing, ethereal dresses and pastel color palette was a welcome contrast to the snow and cold I had to battle to get inside.
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Being one of these people who finds plucking my eyebrows incredibly tedious, I thought it was about time I tried something new to keep my unruly brows in check. When I was given the opportunity to test out threading at brand new salon Vixen Nail Bar and Beauty, I thought this could be the answer…
Situated in an up and coming hot spot in north London, Vixen Nail Bar and Beauty has plenty of glamour, personality and also bags of ambition to continuously improve itself. Literally next door to Totteridge and Whetstone station, the commute couldn't be simpler, especially for a navigational nightmare like me. With tall glass fronting the salon, the bright whites and peachy orange illuminating the inside spill out onto the street with a very inviting atmosphere.
Owned and run by sisters Hanieh and Tanya, Vixen is open plan, with a single long mani station and a row of tall, squidgy looking pedicure seats (complete with wi-fi access for the busy bees among us). For them, it's all about giving us girls a chance to spoil and pamper ourselves with our friends. They're even planning on becoming a champagne nail bar on Friday and Saturday nights, giving complimentary bubbly to pampered party goers before they hit the town.
I have a confession – my eyebrows receive minimal attention from me. I may attack between my brows with my tweezers when I get desperate, but I have never spent that much time on them. However for therapist Tanya, the eyebrows are the most important thing on your face, with the ability to really enhance your eyes and complement your face shape. Tanya has been threading for five years and is incredibly professional – explaining how the treatment works and even giving me a demo on the back of my hand, so I can see what it feels like. Her main passion is shaping the brows; she really studies my face, similar to how a hairdresser would advise you on a new cut to work out what I need.
We agree on a natural, tidy look, keeping the thickness as it suits my face. She tells me that threading can feel like a series of tiny electric shocks, which does worry me slightly, but her sheer professionalism puts me at ease, as she plucks, trims and threads the tops, bottom and in between my neglected eyebrows.
When it was time for my manicure, I was bombarded with a choice of colours from big brands Jessica, Essie and OPI. I opted for a red-pink Essie shade in the end, and perfectionist Tanya was again very thorough with the varnish application and with the neatening up afterwards. When shaping the nails, she consults you all the time so you will always get what you want. She also gave me a divine mini hand massage with a gorgeous mango hand lotion that really relaxed me after a day bent over my laptop.
I was impressed by the threading, and giving them a tidy underneath really does give you a wide-eyed look. I love how neat and sleek they look, without being over-groomed - and I still look like me, which was good news. The manicure was also a real treat, with Tanya taking her time to get the ideal glossy finish, making me promise not to rummage in my bag on the way home.
Tanya's passion for beauty kick-started in her teens, and really shines through in her dedication to provide the perfect treatment, whatever that may be. They have only been open for a week, and listening to their plans for what they want to achieve makes me just as excited as they are. Great people, extremely professional services and an open, friendly atmosphere – I would definitely head back next time I need a treat.
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To all you crazy conspiracy theorist out there: You can stop now. It's been proven…
Proving the Illuminati is Real!
Posted by Mason I. Bilderberg (MIB) on December 8, 2014
by Gordon Bonnet via Skeptophilia
What is it with people thinking that pyramids are magical?
I knew a woman a long time ago who was so convinced that there was something special about a square and four equilateral triangles that she built one by hot-gluing together some dowels. Then she'd store her apples and bananas under it, and told everyone how much longer they stayed unspoiled than if the fruit was just sitting on her counter.
And lo, over at the Self Empowerment and Development Centre, we find out why this is:
Pyramids don't kill bacteria. However the bacteria feed by absorbing nutrients as entropy breaks the tissues down. In a pyramid there is so little entropy that the bacteria barely survive and don't multiply prolifically. Food therefore stays fresher longer and has a chance to dehydrate before it goes bad.
So these people not only don't understand physics, they don't understand microbiology. Epic fails in two completely disparate fields. Quite an accomplishment.
Other claims include the idea that pyramids act as a giant "cosmic battery," that sleeping underneath a pyramid can cure illness (or at least alleviate insomnia), and that placing a dull razor blade under a pyramid will re-sharpen it.
The whole thing has gotten so much traction that it actually made Mythbusters. They tested a bunch of these claims, with a certified pyramid made to the exact proportions of the Great Pyramid of Giza, and to no one's particular surprise, none of the claims turned out to be true.
Which makes you wonder why sites like The Secret Power of the Pyramidal Shape still pop up. This one was sent to me by three different loyal readers of Skeptophilia, and it's quite a read. The thing I found the most amusing about it was that it had in-source citations, so it looks a little like an academic paper, but when you check the "Sources Cited" you find out that three of them come from the aforementioned Self Empowerment and Development Centre; one comes from a man named David Wilcock, who claims to be the reincarnation of Edgar Cayce; and one of them comes from Above Top Secret.
Not exactly a bibliography that would inspire confidence.
The site itself is worth reading, though, because it has some fairly surreal passages. Take, for example, this:
The best passive torsion generators are formed by cones or pyramidal shapes built according to the "phi" ratio of 1 to 0.618 and it can, therefore, be said the pyramid shape has the power to harness torsional energy because torsion waves are phi-spirals and for this reason a pyramid will hold positive energy and deflects negative energy wavelengths and therefore inhibit natural decay.
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Funnyman Jim Carrey stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live last night to promote his new movie Dumb and Dumber To. However, it seemed Carrey had other plans as he greeted the audience with the infamous Illuminati triangle (you know, the one that Jay Z throws up?) but with his tongue sticking out the center.
Carrey revealed that he was "sick and tired of the lies" and stated that it was the "all-mocking tongue" of the Illuminati.
Somewhat satirical, Carrey explained to the audience – "People on TV have been hired by the government to throw you off track, to distract you, to make you laugh and make you happy and docile so you don't know what's really going on. "
Midst his rant, Carrey answered his phone (which was apparently a call from the Illuminati), and when he returned to speaking to Kimmel, his voice was robotic and droll.
The now "controlled" Carrey no longer wanted to expose the Illuminati, but to inform Kimmel and the audience about his new "iPhone 6plus" and the release of Dumb and Dumber To this weekend.
Originally posted May 13, 2013
Hello initiates and welcome to module one of the Illumicorp video training course. I would like to officially welcome you as a member of the team.
You've joined our organization at perhaps the most exciting point in our long history. Our founders shared a passionate dream. To transform this country, and eventually the whole world to one cohesive organization.
This presentation is designed to enlighten you about our organization's goals and achievements. As your guide, I will help to answer some basic questions you might have about Illumicorp, and familiarize you with the valuable role you will play in helping us reach our prime objective. So please, take a tour with me as we march together towards an exciting new world.
Start this video to continue your training:
Click the image to download the official course booklet (PDF) containing very important additional information.
Originally posted April 16, 2012
Some people would call David Icke controversial. I would call him a brilliant psychotic.
His ability to speak for hours on an incomprehensible doctrine is stunning. But listen carefully and the methods of his madness become apparent.
He has a brilliant talent for the subtle interweaving of plausible with crazy, and packaging the in-between gray areas as thought-terminating clichés like "secret societies", "brotherhood", "free masons" and other slogans and catchphrases popular with modern conspiracy thinking.
The magic is in his ability to dispense seemingly innocuous tidbits of (allegedly true) earth history one moment, then slipping in talk of aliens crossbreeding with humans the next moment. Talk sane, touch on some crazy, go back to the safety of sane. Rinse and repeat until the listener can swallow the crazy with the sane.
This ability to subtlely slide in and out of the realm of plausible is the same potent cocktail used by science fiction writers to blur the lines between the possible and the impossible to keep viewers coming back for more.
This 25 minute video has been distilled from a 217 minute video. I've removed the plausible to expose the rest. Enjoy.
Click here for a very high quality version of this video for download and redistribution.
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When exactly was the Sphinx built? Who made it? The answer remains a matter of surprising debate, even in the modern age. Tune in to learn more about ancient Egypt, alternative chronologies and historical revisionism with Ben and Matt.
Here are the facts.
An oldie, but goodie! Enjoy! :)
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Hello initiates and welcome to module one of the Illumicorp video training course. I would like to officially welcome you as a member of the team.
You've joined our organization at perhaps the most exciting point in our long history. Our founders shared a passionate dream. To transform this country, and eventually the whole world to one cohesive organization.
This presentation is designed to enlighten you about our organization's goals and achievements. As your guide, I will help to answer some basic questions you might have about Illumicorp, and familiarize you with the valuable role you will play in helping us reach our prime objective. So please, take a tour with me as we march together towards an exciting new world.
Start this video to continue your training:
Click the image to download the official course booklet (PDF) containing very important additional information.
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From Stonehenge to the pyramids, researchers in the modern era are uncovering fascinating information about ancient construction techniques. But is there any ancient structure that still defies explanation?
By Abby Ohlheiser via The Wire
Is Bruno Mars a secret member of the Illuminati? Let's look at the evidence.
In the "yes, he is" column, we have the fact that Mr. Mars headlined the 2014 Super Bowl Halftime show, which as everyone knows is a showcase for Illuminati members and their teachings, i.e. most of the celebrities. That's convincing enough, so we're not even going to bother to look at the arguments against the obvious conclusion that Mars's performance was full of proof.
The performance, as Mark Dice explained on Infowars, was "one big sex magic promotion." Sex magic (or "magik"), of course, refers to the Illuminati practice of harnessing the magic(k!) of sexual arousal to ascend to a different plane of reality, where you can then alter how you experience the world. And Mars was full of Magic(k) last night. Double goes for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, who released an entire album called Blood Sugar Sex Magik. Plus, former Chili Pepper Dave Navarro also has a bunch of suspicious tattoos, which proves that he's at least a Freemason. (The two groups are distinct, but basically serve as the basis for the same conspiracy theories at this point, including ideas about lizard-like humanoids running our government. Maybe that's why he left the band.)
by Delysid via dailypaul.com
Step 1: Start with the premise that any tragic incident is a massive, intricate government conspiracy.
Step 2: Denounce any information presented by a mainstream, non-conspiracy source that directly counters the predetermined conspiracy narrative as corrupt and part of the conspiracy.
Step 3: Monitor these same mainstream sources for information that supports the predetermined conspiracy narrative, even if only remotely. Mainstream media reporting mistakes that support your conspiracy (or any conspiracy really) must be treated as rare moments of truth, glimpses inside the Matrix. Any mainstream media reports in favor of the conspiracy should be treated like the word of God. Spam that information everywhere.
Step 4: Imagination is the same thing as undeniable fact. There is nothing wrong with manipulating Youtube videos and using Photoshop to edit information to make it more obvious for the stupid sheeple to understand.
Step 5: Reject the skeptics to the conspiracy theories aggressively. Call them out for being sheep, shills, Cointelpro, paid agents, et cetera. Do not ever doubt yourself, because if you think they are any of these nouns, then it is undeniably true. After all, the conspiracy theory you are trying to wake the world up to is a fact. Only a sheep would think otherwise.
Step 6: Bring up the founding of the Federal Reserve, the Bay of Pigs, The Gulf of Tonkin, and other well known deceptive schemes by the government often (every conversation if need be.) These actions were confessed by government, therefore every other conspiracy theory is true!
Step 7: Cite declassified documents often, as they are invaluable. If the government reports that a secret program was started and ended 60 years ago- DO NOT BELIEVE THEM. The secret programs for sure are still occurring and are now more massive, sinister, and successful than before.
Step 8: Remember that most of witnesses and victims involved in conspiracy event are actors. Medical examiners, emergency responders, the police, reporters, they are almost all in on it. The innocent people caught up in the conspiracy were either killed or have been threatened by the conspirators and are too afraid to come forward (or they possibly never existed to begin with.)
Step 9: Blitz the world with the truth until everyone deletes you on Facebook or you are banned from your favorite web sites. Lay low for a period, regroup at your favorite alternative web sites, get encouragement and reinforcement from the other awakened truth seekers, and start the process all over again with a new conspiracy.
by The Locke via The Soap Box
The Illuminati. That secretive group conspiracy theorists believe have a great amount of power and want to take over the world.
There are a lot of accusations leveled against the Illuminati, and out of all of those accusations I've noticed many things and traits about the group.
Now out of all of the things and traits that I have noticed about the Illuminati I've narrowed it down to five distinct things.
So here are five things that I've noticed about the Illuminati:
5 • They are the most patient people in the world.
The Illuminati has to be composed of some of the most patient people in the world. I say this because according to people who "investigate" the Illuminati (i.e. people who spend most of their free time watching or creating Youtube videos about the Illuminati, and listening to Alex Jones) have been doing stuff for years in order to get ready to take over the world, as well as kill 80%-90% of the population, and enslave everyone else.
Now as to how long the Illuminati have been plotting to take over the Earth no one (and by "no one" I mean conspiracy theorists) is really sure because no one is really sure how old the Illuminati is. Most conspiracy theorists say they're around two and a half centuries old, although others say they're as old as civilization, or even older, while others say they're only about a century or so old.
Regardless of how old the Illuminati is, the fact that they have been allegedly at this taking over the world thing for a very long time clearly shows that they are composed of the world's most patient individuals… or the world's worst procrastinators.
Now I would think that there would be atleast a few people in the Illuminati who wants to really push forward in taking over the world. I say this because apparently the Illuminati has a huge membership, so I would think that there would be atleast a few ambitious individuals amongst themselves.
Infact when thinking about that huge membership of their's it almost seems like that…
4 • Everyone is a part of the Illuminati.
According to conspiracy theorists there are a huge amount people (probably in the tens of millions) who are members, or atleast works for, the Illuminati. This alleged list includes actors, musicians (actually any celebrity really), rich people, politicians, high ranking military officers, anyone in the CIA, or FBI, or NSA, whistleblowers, religious leaders, myself and fellow skeptics, and even other conspiracy theorists. Heck, even Alex Jones whom constantly "speaks out" against the Illuminate has himself been accused of being a member of the Illuminati.
Now taking all of this "information" (a.k.a. accusations) into account by my estimates I believe there are only eight people in the world are not apart of the Illuminati…
I admit I might be a little off on my math there, but still that's an awful lot of people who are apart of this super secret organization (so secret that there is no real proof of it's existence).
Of course when you also consider how many people who are apart of this alleged secret organization it shouldn't also be surprising to know that…
3 • They control everything.
According to many conspiracy theorists the Illuminati controls everything from the media, to the military, to the manufacturing industries, the airline industry (because how else are they going to spray chemtrails), the entertainment industry, the UN, the European Union, the Free Masons, the US government, law enforcement, major religions, minor religious, cults, the Democrats, the Republicans, the banks, most other governments, the oil industry, the pharmaceutical industry… the list just keeps going on and on.
I'm not sure what is crazier: the fact that . . .
By Benjamin Radford via LiveScience
Many people believe that a grid of earth energies circles the globe, connecting important and sacred sites such as Stonehenge, the Egyptian Pyramids, and the Great Wall of China.
If you plot these and other sites on a map, a curious thing becomes apparent: Many of them can be connected by straight lines. Were these monuments and sacred sites specifically built at those locations by ancient people with lost knowledge of unknown earth energies especially strong along these "ley lines"?
People have often found special significance in the unusual landmarks and geological features surrounding them. High mountain peaks and majestic valleys may be viewed as sacred, for example, while deep, dark caves have often been considered the domain of the underworld. The same is true for roads; in 1800s on the British Isles many people believed in mysterious "fairy paths," trails connecting certain hilltops in the countryside. It was considered dangerous (or, at the very least, unwise) to walk on those paths during certain days because the wayward traveler might come upon a parade of fairies who would not take kindly to the human interruption.
Philip Carr-Gomm and Richard Heygate describe the origin of ley lines in their "Book of English Magic": "Alfred Watkins, a landscape photographer in Herefordshire, noticed that ancient sites seemed to be aligned with others nearby. His idea was that our ancestors built and used prominent features in the landscape as navigation points. These features included prehistoric standing stones and stone circles, barrows and mounds, hill forts and earthworks, ancient moats, old pre-Reformation churches, old crossroads and fords, prominent hilltops and fragments of old, straight tracks. Watkins went on to suggest that that the lines connecting these ancient sites represented old trackways or routes that were followed in prehistoric times for the purposes of trade or religious rites, and in 1921 he coined the term 'ley lines' to describe these alignments."
Watkins himself did not believe that there was any magical or mystical significance to ley lines. However, the authors note, "The idea that there is a hidden network of energy lines across the earth … fired the imagination of the burgeoning New Age movement, and dowsers in particular became keen on detecting leys with dowsing."
Because of this New Age interest, ley lines rose from mundane origins to an entire field of study, spawning books, seminars, and groups of ley line enthusiasts who gather to discuss, research, and walk the lines. Ley lines have also been incorporated into a variety of otherwise unrelated paranormal subjects, including dowsing, UFOs, Atlantis, crop circles and numerology.
You won't find ley lines discussed in geography or geology textbooks because they aren't real, actual, measurable things. Though scientists can find no evidence of these ley lines — they cannot be detected by magnetometers or any other scientific device — New Agers, psychics and others claim to be able to sense or feel their energy.
Watkins's original idea of ley lines is quite valid and rather intuitive; archaeologists have long known that, on a local and regional scale, roads tend to be built in more or less straight lines, geography allowing, and since a line is the shortest distance between two points it makes sense that important sites in a given culture would often be aligned, not randomly placed.
Ley line experts cannot agree on which "sacred sites" should be included as data points. Some internationally known ancient sites are obvious choices, such as England's Stonehenge, Egypt's Great Pyramids, Peru's Machu Picchu ruins, and Australia's Ayers Rock. But on a regional and local level, it's anyone's game: How big a hill counts as an important hill? Which wells are old enough or important enough? By selectively choosing which data points to include or omit, a person can come up with any pattern he or she wishes to find.
With literally tens of thousands of potential data points around the globe, it is little wonder that ley lines . . .
Intro by Mason I. Bilderberg
If you're a follower of some of the more wacky conspiracies, you have run into the theory of ancient aliens called the Anunnaki.
According to conspiracists, the Anunnaki were said to first come to Earth 450,000 years ago from their home planet named Nibiru, a brown dwarf 4 times the size of Earth that is on a 3,600-year elliptical orbit in our solar system.(source)
The Anunnaki are a reptilian alien race that crossbred with the ancient humans to create human-alien hybrid reptilians that now run the world. But this was after the evil Anunnaki won the battle with the good aliens from Mars.
This is all according to David Icke, truly one of the craziest conspiracists out there.
According to Icke, the secret societies running the world are human-alien hybrid reptilians with "secret knowledge" or, as he calls it, "advanced knowledge" which they use to control the world. Some how the human-alien reptilians take advantage of the sun's power and "universal consciousness" to predict and manipulate people and world events. Crazy stuff.
It is this "secret knowledge" that the Icke brand of conspiracist believes exists and is being hoarded by the matrix masters.
Are you completely confused? It's okay, i had to read several Icke books to get a handle on his brand of crazy. If you still want to learn more about this theory, watch the following video. This is an 8 minute excerpt from a much longer Icke video i did a couple of years ago.
Not only will you fully understand all the gobble-dee-gook preached by Icke conspiracists, but i guarantee you will be stunned at what is being proposed in this theory. It is truly crazy.
The bottom line is, EVERYTHING in David Icke's world of conspiracies is rooted in the existence of these human-alien hybrid reptilians. EVERYTHING.
If the Anunnaki never existed, human-alien hybrid reptilians don't exist. If human-alien hybrid reptilians don't exist, Icke's entire quiver of conspiracy theories goes down the crapper along with the bluster of every conspiracist buying into the Icke horse and pony show.
And this brings me to tonight's two featured articles:
The first article is called "Who are the Anunnaki?." It gives you a scholarly perspective of who the Anunnaki really were (hint: They weren't aliens) (surprise! surprise!)
The second article is from a website called "sitchin is wrong.com". Named after the author Zecharia Sitchin, it is Sitchin's work upon which the Anunnaki theory is built. The site is run by Dr. Michael S. Heiser, a scholar of biblical and ancient Near Eastern languages, cultures, and religions. Dr. Heiser is openly challenging Zecharia Sitchin's theory of the Anunnaki. As Dr. Heiser says on his website, "I can tell you–and show you–that what Zecharia Sitchin has written about Nibiru, the Anunnaki, the book of Genesis, the Nephilim, and a host of other things has absolutely no basis in the real data of the ancient world."
Whether to debunk your favorite Icke-minded conspiracist or whether you're just curious about crazy, i think you'll enjoy this information.
Enjoy :)
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By D.M. Murdock/Acharya S via Truth Be Known
The "Anunnaki" are the major players in a paradigm making its way into popular folklore, via the work of the late Zecharia Sitchin, an economist by education and profession, and the author of several best-selling books, including Genesis Revisited, that explore ancient mythology and the mysterious megalithic ruins found around the globe. These various books also seek to demonstrate that there was in ancient times an extraterrestrial race that genetically manipulated mankind for various reasons. The Sitchin thesis ("Sitchinism"), now embraced by numerous other writers, who have incorporated it into what is apparently a new worldview, essentially asserts that these ancient Sumero-Babylonian gods, the Anunnaki, are aliens from the planet Nibiru (Sitchin's "12th Planet"), which passes by the earth every 3,500 years or so, at which time they planet-hop to the earth and create mischief.
Although the idea of the ancient gods being aliens may seem novel, the tendency to make the gods of old into "real people" or "flesh and blood" is not at all new, dating to before the time of the Greek historian Herodotus (5th c. BCE) and developed by the Greek philosopher Euhemeros or Evemeras (c. 300 BCE). This tendency is called, in fact, "euhemerism" or "evemerism," which claims that the numerous gods of various cultures were not "mythical" but were in reality kings, queens, warriors and assorted heroes whose lives were turned into fairytales with the addition of miraculous details to their biographies. The current Anunnaki thesis is a modern version of evemerism, although it seeks to explain the miracles as not fabulous "additions" to the tales but genuine attributes of advanced extraterrestrials.
Unfortunately for those who would wish to see concrete evidence of such exciting notions as extraterrestrial visitation in Earth's remote past, the Anunnaki will not be the place to look, as the true nature of these various gods and goddesses was already known long before the era of modern revisionism.
By Dr. Michael S. Heiser via sitchiniswrong.com
The work of Zecharia Sitchin was brought to my attention in 2001, shortly after I completed my book, The Facade. As a trained scholar in ancient Semitic languages with a lifelong interest in UFOs and paranormal phenomena, I was naturally enthused about Mr. Sitchin's studies, particularly since I had also heard he was a Sumerian scholar. I thought I had found a kindred spirit. Unfortunately, I was wrong. Zecharia Sitchin is not a scholar of ancient languages. What he has written in his books could neither pass peer review nor is it informed by factual data from the primary sources. I have yet to find anyone with credentials or demonstrable expertise in Sumerian, Akkadian, or any of the other ancient Semitic languages who has positively assessed Mr. Sitchin's academic work.
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The words Mr. Sitchin tells us refer to rocket ships have no such meanings according to the ancient Mesopotamians themselves. Likewise when Mr. Sitchin tells readers things like the Sumerians believed there were twelve planets, the Anunnaki were space travelers, Nibiru was the supposed 12th planet, etc., he is simply fabricating data. It isn't a question of how he translates texts; the issue is that these ideas don't exist in any cuneiform text at all. To persist in embracing Mr. Sitchin's views on this matter (and a host of others) amounts to rejecting the legacy of the ancient Sumerian and Akkadian scribes whose labors have come down to us from the ages. Put bluntly, is it more coherent to believe a Mesopotamian scribe's definition of a word, or Mr. Sitchin's?
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What I've said here is very straightforward. It would be quite easy to demonstrate that I am wrong. All one needs to do is produce texts that I say don't exist, and produce verification of Sitchin's translations by other experts (that's called peer review). Since I don't believe such evidence will be forthcoming, I wrote what follows as an open letter to Zecharia Sitchin in 2001. With Mr. Sitchin's passing, I now direct the letter (rewritten on Jan 1, 2011) to his followers and other ancient astronaut theorists whose views are, in many ways, based upon Sitchin's original work.
Other worthwhile links from Sitchin is wrong:
By Robyn Pennacchia via Death and Taxes
It's happened to all of us. Some friend we had in elementary school or from an old job is all of a sudden making super weird comments on Facebook, or you're in a bar and some random is trying to talk to you about fluoride for some reason. It's not always immediately clear. Like, I realized one day that people saying crazy things were always following it up with "Do your own research!" and then finally discovered that it was sort of a "buzzphrase" for conspiracy theorists.
So, I thought I'd compile a list of the ways to know that someone in your life is starting to head down to tin foil hat alley.
1 • Says insane thing (probably about chemtrails), and if you dispute, insists that you "Do your own research!"
This is one of the earliest signs of this type of crazy- and it's also a major Glenn Beck-ism. I don't know about you, but when I state a fact, I'm usually able to explain that fact. Especially if it's something that may be controversial.
For instance, I do not so much believe that Joan Crawford beat her children. This is a thing that most people believe, because of the movie "Mommie Dearest"– however, when asked to explain, I don't yell "Do your own research!" at people, I explain that all of the other children (save for Christopher) have refuted Christina's book, as well as Crawford's actual personal assistant, and Myrna Loy, and pretty much anyone else who was around during that time. I'm not saying I'm 100% definitely correct on this, but I err on the side of "probably not."
Still, I don't throw out something weird, get mad at people for not immediately taking me at my word, and then yell at them to do their own research. I mean, if they want to, that's fine, but I'm usually quite able to support my arguments.
2 • Freaking Flouride
UGH. These people and their fluoride. They love to make up crap about how the government puts fluoride in the water to keep us dumb and rebellion-resistant, like no one has ever seen "Dr. Strangelove" before or something. This is usually what they start with, probably because it sounds slightly more realistic than like, Lizard People.
It is not, however, true. At all. And yes, I've "done my research." But don't tell that to these people, especially if they are drunk at a bar, because they will, in fact, start screaming at you about it. Fluoride and the "vaccinations cause autism" thing are like the gateway drugs into tin-foil hat land.
3 • Rejecting the tyranny of paragraph breaks
I swear to god, this is a thing. Whenever I see a comment that's just a giant block of text with no breaks in it, I immediately just go "Welp, this one's gonna be crazy" and I am pretty much always right. I don't know why this is a thing, it just is.
4 • When a person who you already kinda know isn't too swift starts trying to pretend that they are some kind of intellectual who is totally going to school you on "how things are in the world."
I hate to say this, but it's true. It's always the dumb ones. I feel bad, because like, they're usually just coming across this stuff for the first time and it is totally blowing their minds. Like, I already know that some people think that the Rothschilds control the world and that there are Mason things on the dollar bill and also THE MOON LANDING WAS FAKED or whatever. I've known for years, and I've already figured out that it's all bullshit.
The more you read about history, the more you realize that people are so not getting it together to form a whole "New World Order" anytime soon. While there have been "conspiracy" type things throughout history (MKUltra, Tuskeegee, Project Paperclip, the COINTELPRO that actually existed and not the one people pretend still exists), they have been discovered fairly quickly. Because someone always has a big mouth.
5 • They use the term term Big Pharma (or Big Anything) in all seriousness
There are about a 1000 problems with the pharmaceutical industry, for sure. However, when your friend is talking about "Big Pharma" they are not usually talking so much about overpriced cancer medication as they are like, vaccines causing autism and things like that. Also, sane people, when discussing the problems with the pharmaceutical industry just do not say things like "Big Pharma" because they like being taken seriously.
6 • "Wake up, Sheeple!"
Being awake or being asleep is like, tin-foil hat code for being hep to all kinds of nonsense. Which is why on those weird personal ads for Infowars everyone was like "I've been awake for 4 months" and things. Sheeple is what they call people who do not go along with them.
See, usually, these people are kind of "new." Like, they think that the information they are about to rock you with is A) Nothing you have ever heard before or B) Something you are going to buy wholesale, immediately, because their "evidence" is so vastly compelling. If you do not believe them, you are obviously a sheep of a person.
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For centuries, the achievements of the past baffled modern societies. How could ancient empires build architectural marvels like the pyramids or the Nazca lines? Tune in and learn more about the theorists who think they've found the answer.
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By Mike Keegan via Manchester Evening News
The 10-inch tall relic, which dates back to 1800 BC, was found in a mummy's tomb and has been at the Manchester Museum for 80 years.
An ancient Egyptian statue has spooked museum bosses – after it mysteriously started to spin round in a display case.
The 10-inch tall relic, which dates back to 1800 BC, was found in a mummy's tomb and has been at the Manchester Museum for 80 years.
But in recent weeks, curators have been left scratching their heads after they kept finding it facing the wrong way. Experts decided to monitor the room on time-lapse video and were astonished to see it clearly show the statuette spinning 180 degrees – with nobody going near it.
The statue of a man named Neb-Senu is seen to remain still at night but slowly rotate round during the day.
Now scientists are trying to explain the phenomenon, with TV boffin Brian Cox among the experts being consulted.
Scientists who explored the Egyptian tombs in the 1920s were popularly believed to be struck by a 'curse of the Pharaohs' – and Campbell Price, a curator at the museum on Oxford Road, said he believes there may be a spiritual explanation to the spinning statue.
Watch the time-lapse video as the statue spookily moves all by itself…
Egyptologist Mr Price, 29, said: "I noticed one day that it had turned around. I thought it was strange because it is in a case and I am the only one who has a key.
"I put it back but then the next day it had moved again. We set up a time-lapse video and, although the naked eye can't see it, you can clearly see it rotate on the film. The statuette is something that used to go in the tomb along with the mummy.
"Mourners would lay offerings at its feet. The hieroglyphics on the back ask for 'bread, beer and beef'.
"In Ancient Egypt they believed that if the mummy is destroyed then the statuette can act as an alternative vessel for the spirit. Maybe that is what is causing the movement."
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Ever watch the show "Ancient Aliens", the History Channel show that claims that humans were visited by aliens in the past? Well I have, and there are some things that I have noticed about that show.
So here are five things I've noticed about the show "Ancient Aliens".
5. Their answer for everything is "Aliens".
According to the "experts" on that show, almost everything we have built in the ancient world was built by aliens.
It doesn't matter if it is a giant structure like the Great Pyramid of Giza, or some mundane but interesting object like the Baghdad Battery, or even something that was proven to be made in modern times, such as the Crystal Skulls, according to the experts on the show, they were all either built by aliens, or their construction was guided by aliens.
Heck, even our own existence is, according to them, the result of aliens messing with our genes a long time ago.
4. The "experts" have a "pics, or it didn't happen" type mentality.
All of the "experts" on that show apparently want exact details about how a megalithic structure was built, and if they don't have those exact details, they assume that aliens built it, not humans (where as with most scientists or archaeologists, it's the other way around).
This is somewhat similar to the phrase "pics, or it didn't happen" where when someone makes a claim on the internet that they did something pretty awesome, if someone is skeptical of the claim they will sometimes say "pics, or it didn't happen". Although some might argue that this is more of a reverse of that…
3. They get their facts way wrong.
Many of the "facts" that are presented on that show are just down right wrong. A great example of this would be many of the claims they make about Pumapunku that simply aren't true.
According to the show Pumapunku is 14,000 years old, when in fact it's closer to 1,500 years old. Also, according to show, the stone blocks at the site are basalt and granite. In fact the site was constructed using andesite and red sandstone.
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Had enough government rhetoric? Tired of following the sheeple? Fed up with believing what THEY want you to believe? Maybe it's time to branch out and discover THE TRUTH.
If you're new to the exciting world of conspiracy theories and just can't decide which paranoid delusion best suits you, then why not use this handy flowchart to find your ideal conspiracy theory. Then you too can go and stick it to THE MAN.
Are we alone in the galaxy? And if not, have those aliens been visiting us?


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Amarillo woman receives settlement in Corpus Christi airport incident
Lawsuit had alleged TSA employees exposed her breasts during search
CORPUS CHRISTI - An Amarillo woman who claimed her breasts were exposed during a search at the Corpus Christi International Airport will receive an undisclosed settlement from the federal government.
Lynsie Paige Murley filed a lawsuit last year claiming that a Transportation Security Administration employee pulled down her blouse and exposed her breasts during a May 29, 2008 incident.
Murley's suit claimed she was left embarrassed and accused security employees of joking and laughing about it. One male security employee told her he wished he had been there and said he would have to watch the video, according to the suit. The suit alleged that the government was negligent because the employees weren't properly trained and supervised.
Murley, now 24, originally sued the federal government and Transportation Security Administration. The agency, which is part of the federal government, was dropped in August.
A federal judge in December ordered the parties into mediation.
A Jan. 5 letter from Assistant U.S. Attorney D. Gordon Bryant Jr. informed the court that a settlement had been reached but didnt reveal the terms.The suit was dismissed last week.
Murley's lawyer, Jerry McLaughlin told msnbc.com that the settlement was for a "nominal" amount.
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Weekend rain, cold could make for tricky commute this morning
EVANSVILLE - Both the National Weather Service and the Indiana Department of Transportation are warning motorists that the combination of recent heavy rain and this morning's frigid temperatures could lead to slick road conditions and black ice.
As of 6 a.m., the temperature was still in the low 20s, according to the National Weather Service. According to weather service statistics, more than 3.5 inches of rain fell in Evansville during Saturday and Sunday.
According to the current forecast, the temperature is expected to barely exceed the freezing mark today, but there is no additional precipitation is expected.
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Chargers' offensive turnaround striking
Going, going and gone. Matched against the best running team in the NFL, the Chargers basically did to Kansas City what the Raiders did to San Diego last weekend, rushing the ball 43 times for 207 yards.
Splitting 32 carries evenly, Tolbert and returning rookie Ryan Mathews came as close as you can get to splitting 131 yards evenly as well, and Darren Sproles came back a week after sustaining a concussion to run for 53 yards and catch five passes for 51 more yards. Half of Floyd's four receptions came in the end zone.
"When you've got all your guys," said head coach Norv Turner, "that's when you're going the way you want to go."
Naturally, the last thing anybody in the Chargers locker room wanted to hear about was last week, the exasperating loss that put their chances of a fifth straight division championship at great risk. From the offensive perspective, though, the stark difference in both the flow and results of the two games was simply situational.
The Raiders got up on the Chargers by 14 points in the first quarter. The Chargers got up on the Chiefs 14-0 in the second quarter, 21-0 by halftime.
"When it shakes out the right way, you can implement the game plan," said center Nick Hardwick. "You can stick with Plan A. You don't have to go to Plan B."


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Posted: 11/25/2009 - The leader of the Mississippi Alliance of State Employees says she's worried some state workers will lose their jobs if some of the governor's budget ideas are adopted.
Posted: 11/25/2009 - The leader of the Mississippi Alliance of State Employees says she's worried some state workers will lose their jobs if some of the governor's budget ideas are adopted.
Posted: 11/24/2009 - Former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich has scheduled a town hall meeting in Jackson next week.
Posted: 11/20/2009 - The Rev. Jesse Jackson is no longer being critical of Alabama Cong. Artur Davis of Birmingham for voting against a health care overhaul bill in the House.
Posted: 11/19/2009 - Proposals to merge some universities or consolidate school districts have grabbed most of the attention, but Gov. Haley Barbour also wants to restructure state government.
Posted: 11/17/2009 - The brother of Gov. Haley Barbour visited Meridian Tuesday to accept a batch of signatures gathered on voter-identification petitions.
Posted: 11/17/2009 - Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour says the state should consider merging some of its universities to save money.
Posted: 11/13/2009 - The Mississippi Supreme Court has ruled that Medicaid officials should have asked the state legislature for approval before tinkering with a law that would change reimbursements for pharmacists.
Updated: 11/12/2009 - Mississippi Sen. Roger Wicker spoke about the health care debate Thursday afternoon in Waynesboro, in a speech to the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs.
Posted: 11/10/2009 - Mississippi's Haley Barbour is among a group of governors that met with Defense Secretary Robert Gates and then visited American troops serving in Iraq.
Posted: 11/10/2009 - Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour says the budget proposal he'll release next Monday will include plans to restructure parts of state government.
Updated: 11/10/2009 - Proponents of voter ID in Mississippi face a deadline of February to get the issue on the 2011 ballot.
Posted: 11/10/2009 - Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood says he's likely to appeal federal court decisions blocking the eventual executions of two death row inmates.
Posted: 11/09/2009 - Clarke County has a runoff election set for Nov. 24, to decide seats on the Quitman and Enterprise school boards.
Posted: 11/09/2009 - Two outspoken groups on different sides of the health care debate in Mississippi have jumped into the noisy national debate over reform.
Posted: 11/06/2009 - Gov. Haley Barbour told the Joint Legislative Budget Committee he needs more authority over state spending.
Posted: 11/05/2009 - Democrats in the U.S. Senate have blocked a GOP attempt to require next year's census forms to ask people whether they are a U.S. citizen.
Posted: 11/04/2009 - News organizations are asking for access to pre-sentencing letters written on behalf of former Hinds County Circuit Judge Bobby DeLaughter.
Posted: 11/04/2009 - Mississippi Corrections Commissioner Chris Epps says he's looking for ways to cut $8.3 million out of the $344 million budget for the prison system.
Posted: 11/04/2009 - Ellisville aldermen have cleared the way for the sale of beer and light wine within city limits.
Posted: 11/03/2009 - Democrat Elaine Beech won a special election for House of Representatives District 65 in Alabama Tuesday.
Posted: 11/03/2009 - Gov. Haley Barbour says Mississippi's tax revenue for October was 6.7 percent below estimates, and he doesn't expect the trend to change soon.
Updated: 11/02/2009 - The state of Lauderdale County's juvenile center was a hot topic at Monday's board of supervisors' meeting.
Posted: 10/29/2009 - Could Mississippi lose another seat in Congress? Mississippi Sen. Roger Wicker said it's a possibility.
Updated: 10/29/2009 - The city of Meridian is preparing to tighten its budget, based on a 6% drop in sales tax collections in September.
Posted: 10/29/2009 - Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour says there will not be a special legislative session this week, but an economic development project is still in the works.


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Jenson & Lewis get tooned in hilarious animated video
McLaren has launched its own TV show on the Sky Sports F1 channel and the most recent episode featured this hilarious animated clip featuring drivers Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton.
We won't spoil it for you but the clip bluntly lays out the competition the McLaren drivers experience and also has a special guest appearance from Nigel Mansell's most famous feature.
The episode was created as a promotion ahead of the British Grand Prix last week and we are hearing we can expect a new episode before every Grand Prix during the 2012 season.
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love the cartooning conversion of all the characters and team
Jul 11, 2012 10:49 pm
You know what else is pretty funny, the pace of their 2012 race car.
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Craving a little chocolate fix? Well if you have a few minutes and a microwave, you can make this Easy Chocolate Brownie in a Mug Recipe
I discovered this recipe on one of those unsourced Pinterest internet hint meme things. It's super easy and just the thing to satisfy a Chocolate craving without baking a whole cake.
I shared the recipe last week in the My Poppet newsletter, and have had so many lovely thank you emails, that sharing it on the blog was the least I could do.
Make some for the kids as an afternoon surprise, ice cream is optional but makes this treat extra special.
1/4 cup sugar (I used a little less)
1/4 cup SR flour
2 tbsp cocoa
pinch of salt
2 tbsp olive oil
3 tbsp water (I added an extra one)
Combine all the dry ingredients in a mug, add oil and water and mix well till combined. If it's too dry add a little extra water.
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19 million. That's a guy I would've LOVED to have gone after the last couple of years. But alas...not.
Well, SURE. If you want to go and be realistic and logical and all. That just ruins all the fun. :O)
Truthfully though, I would've said the same thing about Latos too. Considering the turmoil the FO was in over there in LA, if we'd have overpaid like we did with Latos, it wasn't out of the realm of possibility.
Kershaw and Kemp make a hell of a good core.
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Optimal kernel configuration for for NForce2?
I've been scouring the net lookin for a posted example of how people are configuring their kernels for NF2 chipset boards and have very limited info and been doing a lot of guessing such as"
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- APIC/IO APIC and ACPI, my BIOS is setup for APIC, is the APIC stable enough in kernel 2.4 to use this?
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- agp is needed only if you use nforce2 igp or if you have a graphic card which is not an nvidia one
so if you have an nvidia graphic card, you don't have to use agpgart
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- acpi work for me but i don't enable all options : i only enable this :
for apic, i think it's not very useful and i don't use it
- lm-sensors don't work very well for me, but maybe it's because of my motherboard, and not the nforce2 chipset (I have a shuttle)
- don't forget the ide setting : you must enable amd viper driver
anyway, there is a good doc which come with the driver, and you should read it before all ;)
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Thanks for reply udok, I took another look in the ReleaseNotes.html and it mentions AGP gart, no IGP on this board, its a Leadtek k7nr18cd (similar to Asus A7N8X non-deluxe but without 3com net), I DO however have a addon Quadro2 card in AGP Slot and will be using the standalone nvidia linux graphics drivers and will leave kernel AGP out.
APIC/IO-APIC seems to be working giving up to 23 IRQ's with this kernel I just compiled, hope its stable this way...hehe
just curious...
After applying the latest AC4 patch to kernel 2.4.21 It has selectable Nforce IDE/AGP support automatically without using Nforce drivers yet :), any diff between this and agpgart.diff kernel patch?
The code in 2.4.21-ac4 is the same as the nVidia patch, just with the needed changes to work with 2.4.21 agpgart.
About APIC, it does work for me with the ac, .22-pre and 2.5.x series, but ACPI IRQ routing doesn't.
You can also optimize it for your CPU, just open up the makefile and add
fdef CONFIG_MK7
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That is to say you have GCC 3.2 or above.
Ok, after a few reboots with APIC & APIC-IO built in kernel it hung there with a CPU APIC error, so recompiled w/
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- no APIC
- no APIC-IO
- no Power management
(none as modules, nothing).
kernel boots quick and things run good, hope someday A Guru programmer will figure this APIC out so we can use the IRQ routing and ...etc, would be nice to save power when things are not in use just for the sake of extending the life of hardware.
The Analog Kid: Some nice info there for GCC-3.2, thanks.
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