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Photograph - Kodak Australasia Pty Ltd, Yarra River in Flood, Tank & Timber, Abbotsford, Victoria, 1934 Reg. No: MM 96586
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- Black and white silver gelatin photograph of the Kodak Australasia factory in Abbotsford, Victoria,1934.
This photograph shows the Yarra River in flood in 1934. Taken from the roof of one of the Kodak factory buildings, the photograph shows the impact of the flood on the Kodak factory. Timber from the store under the Kodak carpenter's shop is floating on the perimeter of the site close to a fence. In the foreground is a tank full of water. This tank was used for silver recovery, and usually contained a slurry of silver nitrate.
The Yarra River was prone to flooding, and despite major works designed to manage water flow in the 1920s, the river still experienced a major flood in November 1934. Such floods caused damage to the Kodak factory and potentially washed away into the river some of the materials and chemicals that were used in the manufacturing process.
Kodak manufactured and distributed a wide range of photographic products to Australasia, such as film, paper, chemicals, cameras and miscellaneous equipment. Its client base included amateur and professional photographers, as well as specialist medical and graphic art professionals who used photography, x-ray and other imaging techniques.
This photograph is part of the Kodak collection of products, promotional materials, photographs and working life artefacts collected from Kodak Australasia in 2005, when the Melbourne manufacturing plant at Coburg closed down.
- Description:
- Black and white gelatin photograph, printed on light weight paper, landscape format with a white border.
- Description Of Content:
- Photograph of a factory in flood from the adjacent river. Taken from the roof of one of the factory buildings, the photograph shows a tank full of water and timber floating on the perimeter of the site close to a fence.
- Acquisition Information:
- Donation from Kodak (Australasia) Pty Ltd, 2005
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- Courtesy of Kodak (Australasia) Pty Ltd.
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|Back, handwritten, blue ink: "1954 Floods / Abbotsford"
Back, handwritten, pencil: "Timber from Store under Carpenters shop""
|Photograph: Black & White
|Place & Date Depicted:
|Kodak (Australasia) Pty Ltd, Abbotsford, Victoria, Australia, 1934
The inscription says 1954 but the major flood on the Yarra River was 1934, so this date is being used rather than 1954.
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|Kodak (Australasia) Pty Ltd, Abbotsford, Victoria, Australia, 1934
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Age: 25-29
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Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
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Love it! Pricey but so good quality. Havent found a cheaper dupe.
on 8/19/2013 8:02:00 PM
Age: 30-35
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Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
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This is an amazing product. I have it in 9 and 11. There's really nothing to compare this too. You get nice opaque color and shine with one stroke. The applicator is shaped to precisely line the cupids bow and apply with minimal strokes. It may take a little practice for some but once you get the hang of it, application is quick and perfect. It really is like having lip liner, lipstick and gloss in one product that goes on super quick and lasts longer then the typical multi-step process. I find that the stain is lasting after the product is gone but since it applies so quickly, I usually reapply mid-day. Once the product sets after application, it is moderately good at not transferring. I can give my husband a good pressure peck but it won't last through a make out session. It also doesn't last well through eating with utensils but it fairs well with drinking from a glass or a straw.
UPDATE: Still using these and loving these. These are the Cadillacs of my lip gloss collection. Although they are pricey, I'm really contemplating purchasing more colors. I really feel like these are worth the money. BTW, it's super nice to have a nice red that doesn't feather.
on 7/29/2013 3:36:00 AM
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I absolutely love this product! I have it in #9 Rouge Laque and plan to buy a few more soon. It's not cheap at $52 from David Jones (Australia) but it's worth it. I love wearing lipstick, but find that I'm contsantly reapplying and it builds up and gets flakey and dries my lips out. Not this! The gloss has a huge amount of colour and stays on all day/night with very minimal applications. The gloss isn't thick or tacky and actually feels quite light on your lips. I haven't found that I need a liner either, if you apply it with precision the first time. It doesn't bleed either and doesn't stain straight away so if you accidentally mess up you can just wipe it off. Highly recommended.
on 5/29/2013 11:06:00 PM
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I tried mine in "Brun Glace". the name implies that it would be brown, but it looks like a dark lilac in the tube, and on my lips turned a beautiful perfect raisin. the color actually had good staying power. however, I was unhappy that the glossy feeling would wear off so fast. it would only take two drinks at a party before I could no longer feel it on my lips and it made me want to run to the mirror to check on it. I expected better from such an expensive product.
if it cost less, I would have been willing to put up with that. I've worn other longwear lip colors where I'm able to learn to ignore the dry texture (as long as it keeps looking good). but I can find much more affordable longwear colors that perform the same. so I returned mine to the store. thankfully, nordstrom has an insanely generous return policy. always keep your receipt!
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This are absolutely awesome. Last all day (or long enough for me not to complain) and decent shade selection. The best thing is that when they do wear off it isn't in unappealing uneven blotches. I was also worried the pigmentation would disappoint me like so many glosses do. Even the pale pink showed up on my medium skin tone, which I could not be happier to find. I've bought 3 or 4 different shades. I use it sparingly now bc the price point gets to me, but I wish I didn't have to (trust me, I tried the L'oreal wet shine stains and those just make you want this back).
on 4/14/2013 1:33:00 AM
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
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I LOVE the YSL glossy stains. I have it the colors #6 and #9.
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on 4/3/2013 7:05:00 AM
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Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
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The colors are pretty, the feeling on your lips is quite nice, those are the things I liked. The hings I didn't like: the way it dried out my lips after a little while of wear, the way the color seemed to bleed down over the edge of my lips, THE SCENT, and the feeling of putting it on (doesn't feel like a gloss or lipstick going on, somehow less thick feeling).
I just can't get past the scent most of all. The GSs are not for me.
on 3/21/2013 4:49:00 PM
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I only have this in the shade 19 (my lips look super pigmented already, so I usually buy shades to make my lips lighter). I love how pigmented these are with minimum transfer when I drink and eat. I don't have to constantly apply this as I would with other nude lipsticks. The outside packaging doesn't look very nice, but it's quite functional. The wand and opening of the product dispense the perfect amount for 1 application. I usually do 2 layers to achieve the accurate colour from the tube.
on 3/14/2013 12:00:00 PM
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This beats out any other stain I've tried. Yes, the finish looks glossy but feels semi-matte, but what I want out of a stain more than anything is amazing color that is positively ANCHORED to my pout, so I love that about it. I don't understand how it works, it's magic!
I have it in three colors:
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26 - Violine Surrealiste (very bright plum w/ a dash of pink)
Definitely try these puppies on if you're able to, before buying (especially at this price). What you see in the tube might be a shade or two away from what you're going for, so it's important to play with a few shades in the same family before committing. I almost always ended up buying the shade I wasn't sure I'd like, and never bought the very first shade I picked up!
I think if I just add a nice orange-y coral, my collection (and bank account) can rest for a bit. I'm not sure how much I'm gonna love the packaging (which is pretty) when the product starts to run low, and there is some color separation, but you can swirl it around to re-blend.
It's brutal how expensive they are, but if you need a stain for special occasion or want to splurge, consider this for sure!
on 3/11/2013 6:49:00 PM
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Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
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I have this in #1 Violet Edition. This colour is described (by the name itself) to be violet - so some sort purple shade mixed with deep red tones. However, from 1 layer, this appears more red than it is purple. It only comes off somewhat purple after 2+ layers.
This review is based more so on the product (wear, longevity, scent etc) more so than the colour of the product.
I saw this shade and I knew that this was going to be the perfect fall/vampire-dark lipgloss for me.
Shaped like a rectangle lipgloss - pretty standard. The gold cap makes it look very luxurious, and the black bottom has a see-through stripe in which you can see the actual product inside the tube.
There IS a scent, but it fades/not really noticeable after application.
The true colour itself lasts a pretty long time, 2-3 hrs of wear (sooner if food is involved) that you start noticing a slight fade in color. However, the shine fades a lot quicker as it dries throughout your wear. One weird thing I've noticed is that the fading starts from the inside of my lips, does not fade evenly - which may be a concern, and once I start noticing this I begin applying the next layer.
The stain is nice. I wore 3 layers for an evening with slight touch ups throughout the night, and my lips are still somewhat stained even though its been a full day now of taking this off my lips with make up remover.
Kind of moisturizing. Not too much, not too little. 5 hours of this on my lips and my lips did not get chapped or dry. However, I still recommend applying some chapstick a couple of minutes before applying this.
Is it worth the $30? ($38 CDN after taxes)? Not really.....$30 is just WAY to expensive for ANY make up product besides foundation. The only reason I talked myself into getting this stain was because I had a $30 gift certificate. If I didn't, I don't think I would ever purchase it even if the colour is one-of-a-kind. If you have the money to spend on this, then sure I would definitely recommend it. However, if you don't, I'd recommend the L'Oreal stains unless there is a colour within this collection that speaks to you.
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The 58-year-old Ocala man told Ocala Police Department officers he saw a man who didn't live in the community standing off the side of the road at Northwest 12th Avenue. He said the stranger began following him to the corner of Northwest 11th Avenue and Northwest Second Street, where they "made small talk." At the intersection of Northwest 12th Avenue and Northwest Third Street, he said, the stranger approached him from behind and demanded money.
The walker said the man threatened to hit him with a large rock. He said he took out his cellphone to call 911 and the stranger knocked it from his hand. The man said when he tried to defend himself, his attacker ran north on the avenue. He told police the suspect was a young black male who was wearing a white shirt with gray or blue shorts and a gray baseball hat.
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Nearly 58% of voting-age adults turned out in Wisconsin's historic recall fight, based on the final June 5 election results certified by the state and released Wednesday.
That's easily the highest turnout in more than 60 years for a nonpresidential ballot.
But in some parts of the state, turnout was far higher, and in a few communities it approached presidential levels.
According to the official tally, Republican Gov. Scott Walker got 53.08% (1,335,585 votes) and Democrat Tom Barrett got 46.28% (1,164,480 votes).
A total of 2,516,065 votes were cast.
The heavily Republican counties outside Milwaukee boasted the highest turnout rates, as is often the case in statewide elections.
But some Democratic areas also generated unusual turnouts. The city of Milwaukee's turnout was lower than the statewide average. But it was far higher than it has been in recent contests for governor.
These were the top five counties for turnout, measured by votes cast as a percentage of voting-age adults (using population figures from the 2010 census):
Ozaukee: 74%.
Waukesha: 72%.
Washington: 70%.
Bayfield: 68%.
Dane: 67%.
The county with the lowest turnout was Menominee (28%), followed by Dunn (45%), Grant (45%), Monroe (46%) and Juneau (47%).
These geographic patterns are heavily influenced by income and education, since voters with higher education and income levels historically turn out at higher rates. Ozaukee, Waukesha, Washington and Dane counties have among the highest median incomes in Wisconsin.
Those counties also are the target of massive get-out-the-vote efforts by the two parties, with Dane a rich source of Democratic votes and Waukesha, Washington and Ozaukee a rich source of GOP votes.
Turnout in heavily Democratic Milwaukee County was 56% of voting-age adults, just under the statewide rate.
As big as the vote was statewide, some communities - most notably in the Milwaukee and Madison suburbs - had truly exceptional turnouts for a gubernatorial election.
In Whitefish Bay, for example, 84% of voting-age adults turned out on June 5, with Walker winning 52% of that vote.
In Brookfield, 80% of voting-age adults turned out, with Walker winning 73%.
In Fox Point, 78% of voting-age adults turned out, with Walker winning 51%.
In Mequon, 77% of voting-age adults turned out, with Walker winning 71%.
In Middleton in Dane County, 73% of voting age adults turned out, with Barrett winning 69%.
(These rates may differ from what local election clerks report, since localities often measure turnout as percentage of registered voters, not voting-age adults, as the state does).
The statewide turnout rate of roughly 58% of voting-age adults was 11 points below Wisconsin's 2008 presidential turnout of 69%.
But in some red and blue parts of the state that were deeply engaged by the recall fight, turnout wasn't too far off presidential levels, an extraordinary circumstance for a summertime special election.
For example, Middleton cast 10,426 votes in the 2008 presidential election, and almost that many - 9,952 - in the recall election June 5.
New Berlin cast 24,846 votes in 2008, and 22,943 on June 5.
Some counties came closer than others to matching the size of their presidential vote in 2008. Washington County cast 74,441 votes for president in 2008, and 69,203 votes for governor on June 5. Waukesha cast 232,897 votes in 2008 and 213,332 in 2012. Walker won both counties by landslides.
Turnout in the city of Milwaukee was a little over 51% of voting-age adults June 5. That was lower than the statewide turnout rate. But it also was a big increase from the 2010 governor's race, when turnout was only 43%.
In fact, the city of Milwaukee cast 20% more votes in 2012 than it did in the 2010 race for governor, a bigger increase than the state as a whole experienced (16%). Milwaukee cast almost 30% more votes on June 5 than it did in the 2006 race for governor. That suggests Democrats had success turning out their base in Milwaukee, while losing badly in much of outstate Wisconsin.
Barrett, the mayor of Milwaukee, won 77% of the city vote.
The 57.8% statewide turnout June 5 easily topped the previous high for a nonpresidential ballot (52.4% in the 1962 race for governor).
But it wasn't a record for a gubernatorial election. Before the 1970s, governors in Wisconsin served two-year terms, so every other election occurred on a presidential ballot, which traditionally draws much higher turnout. As a result, there were postwar elections for governor in presidential years that drew more than 70% of voting-age adults in some cases (1952, 1960) and more than 60% in others (1956, 1964 and 1968).


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Don't you find it funny that out of 1,600 dailies in the US not one will report on those who advocate White interests as anything but "haters"? They say the media aren't controlled. They say that we enjoy a free press. I guess all those 1,600 papers' editors arrive at exactly the same conclusions independently.
Anders Breivik's letter
Commander Breivik's Letter to the International Press has gone unreported in the mainstream media. Before trying to decipher it I would strongly recommend reading Alex Linder's thoughts on Breivik.
Why wasn't the 2011 entry "Linder on Breivik" chosen when collecting articles for The Fair Race's Darkest Hour? Because Linder is a type-A bicausal ideologue and I'm type-B. Nonetheless, since expelling the subversive tribe from the West is priority number one, if I were Führer of an ethno-state I would name Linder my Reichsführer-SS.
On European and American swamps
And which are our sins? Christianity and capitalism, of course…
* * *
In my last entries I spoke in high terms of Andrew Anglin but now I am disappointed that he has not given up our parents' religion.
The US government doesn't grant me a visa to enter again the hegemonic country of the New World. One positive thing about it is that, if I ever escape from Latin America's largest city, I would go to the Old World.
I have little to do even with the most radical white nationalists in America. Take for example the other radical that I've been recently promoting in my last posts, Alex Linder. He recently commented about Hitler—:
He tried to reform the people pretty directly. I don't agree with his approach, I don't think there's anything fundamentally wrong with whites. It truly is the case, I believe, that if you remove the jew, with its incessant lying, poisoning and degeneracy promoting, things will snap back to normal in short order. I really believe that.
—but hasn't yet responded to my rebuttal on such statement. [Note of October 18: OK, Linder has now responded but not to my satisfaction. He is a bicausalist Type-A anyway…]
Why I am closer to Europe than to the US? Because at least one European is awakening to the fact that white decline has a more complex etiology than what American white nationalists believe. I tried to demonstrate this in a compilation of articles, The Fair Race's Darkest Hour which will be available from Amazon soon. But even after it is released in print form this generation of racists rarely wants to read books.
If you don't want to do a serious study about white nationalist myopia in America at least listen to what Tom Sunic recently said at Budapest. In a nutshell (what I concluded by gathering so many authors in The Fair Race's hundreds of pages) Sunic blames capitalism and our parents' religion as the main culprits.
Starting in minute 13:45 see a YouTube video on his Budapest speech this month. You may also listen the Red Ice Radio interview of Sunic after minute 50:18 here.
Why we don't want christians
"My faith definitely is a more important aspect of my identity than my ethnic or familial identity."
—Matt Parrott, cited by Linder
See also this section in my collection of articles:
Part III Christian axiology
The Christian problem – I
Hitler on Christianity 107
Is Christianity redeemable? 113
Schweitzer's niglets 115
The Christian problem – II
Wuthering Heights 119
The historical demise of Christianity 121
The Judeo-Christian axiom 140
The Christian problem – III
Succedaneous religion 144
Letter from Manu 150
Zeus must replace Yahweh 152
The Christian problem – IV
The Roman legacy 159
Julian on Christianity 163
Kriminalgeschichte des Christentums 167
Linder responds
Surfing the internet in search of insightful thoughts by Vance Stubbs on the VNN forum (and I did find this one: "You can't have a revolution until people are willing to put anger ahead of their comfort") I causally hit this 2012 reply of Alex Linder to Greg Johnson:
Originally posted by Johnson:
Alex: Men are merely motivated by greed and fear, on your account.
Linder responded:
Did I say those were their only motivations? I said, or implied, fear is their main motivation. Fear of sticking out, in part, which is what happens when you embrace the right politics prematurely. People are PC out of fear more than out of positive belief it is a moral or good thing. Your politics fails to account for this most basic psychological fact, and so you and MacDonald and others are endlessly reaching out for these imaginary respectable middle-class people who just need to hear our arguments to be convinced.
You know what, bourgeois people aren't stupid. But they are self-interested and, if not cowardly, then philistines—people only interested in causes that will net them personally some advantage, whether money or status. If you and MacDonald could deflate your egos, you might realize that people like Hitler already figured all this out. But like the bourgeois selfish you're trying to reach, you only want to do what you enjoy—not what actually needs to be done. Your kind is basically irrelevant, and that's why you never discuss Golden Dawn. That party's experience directly contradicts every last assertion you make about the way your notional New Right will effect change.
Johnson quote: Morality is for kiddies, you say.
Morality is the name men give to their preferences. Or their self interest. Even if they believe it strongly enough to act against interest—very rare in this world—it still doesn't change the fact their good and bad are merely labels for their own preferences. Morality is not absolute, no matter who asserts otherwise. If you'd spent more of your youth reading someone wise men like Twain, Bierce and Mencken instead of a fool like Swedenborg, you'd know that kind of thing.
Johnson quote: There is a pattern here: vulgarity, cynicism, nihilism—not to mention malignant narcissism and casual dishonesty and calamitously bad judgment of character. Nothing good can come from you.
I'm the cynical one? If I were cynical I would write tastefully and appropriately, that I might attract those unlike me. If I were cynical, I'd praise the South to the skies, and talk up their Book of books. If I were nihilist, I would stick to no principles. Or perhaps, following your example, I would proclaim one set of principles during the week, and the opposite on Sunday.
[César Tort's interpolated note: Johnson preaches Nietzsche on his webzine and Jesus at his Swedenborgian church — see "Dies irae" in my new book] Then I would cynically say to myself, well, a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do. That's just how it is. Or I would publicly announce I'm a new fascist, building on the same proud legacy of old fascists that I'm also, by the way, simultaneously, and publicly, rejecting!… And then I would go to others' sites and blame them for cynicism and nihilism? While not allowing them to criticize me at my own.
[Johnson is good at that!]
Well, little semen-sucker, maybe your self-interested sybaritic syncretism is sans sense and, well, just plain silly.
Source: here.
Alex Linder on GD crackdown
He's [Greg Johnson] going where the money is, and that will always be in safe, comfortable, respectable conservatism, rather than in radical nationalism.
Just look at the Golden Dawn types—they are burly. Not effete men of letters. Military hard men and such. That shows you what type is necessary to get ahead under conditions as they actually are today. Yes, you need writers and speakers and lawyers, and Golden Dawn has those, but you mainly need ass-kickers. Why? Because our enemy cheats. It lies, beats down, and murders. After all, if it played fair, it would lose. Because its views and interests belong only to a minority. The majority view is nationalist. Always and everywhere. It's not even a racial thing, it's a species thing. Not even a human thing. People prefer their own kind. This idea that it's going to be better after we wipe out the white race, replacing white countries with a grabbag of third-worlders, is not merely not what the actual people want—you know, the democratic view, the view of the people—it is flat wrong. Demonstrably, obviously, measurably wrong. But the super-elite have accepted it, and are doing what they can to enforce.
Basically, the superelite need to be killed, down to the last man. I don't see any way around that. And the jews need to be counter-exterminated en masse, as they are very deliberately, calculatedly and brazenly trying to wipe other nations off the globe.
For once and for all, we need to smash marxism and multiculturalism, and that means nothing more or less or different from destroying jews, right down the to the very last one.
You'll note I alone have posited this as the only solution that can work. Yet idiots only judge what I say from a moral or respectability standpoint; not one person has ever yet put forward any reasoning that shows what I have said is analytically wrong, and that's the only argument I'm interested in.
The jews are not going to stop doing what they do. They have to be stopped. That's on us.
It is highly evident that jews are our main enemy, and christianity is the main reason we fear even to consider doing what we rationally ought to do to defend our kind.
Greg Johnson can hardly be interested in Golden Dawn when its daily doings amount to a refutation of his thesis about meta-politics. He's going to effect a sea change in the culture that will save white people, all without any actually gritty engagement with the real world. He'll do it all with the smoke and mirrors of clever essays about Batman XIV and private conferences.
Same with MacDonald—do you think he grasps that Golden Dawn's experience directly belies everything he advises through A3P?
Heck, no. Smart people are just like dumb people. They don't ever want to admit they're wrong, not even to themselves.
Another little feller completely shown up by Golden Dawn's experience is Hadding [Scott]. He is #1 among those embracing the illusion that white nationalists are responsible for their own failures, mainly because they haven't stayed within the law.
Golden Dawn offers a perfect example of what happens when you stay within the law and use the democratic system precisely the way it was intended. Golden Dawn is being punished, attacked, lied about, sued, prosecuted because it is successful, in the true democratic sense of the word. What does democracy mean if not the people engaging in politics directly? Isn't that exactly what Golden Dawn does when it, in every part of Greece, prints up and passes out newspapers, directly talks to the folks, helps them with whatever they need, getting physical protection the police are too busy to provide, food they need simply to stay alive? It doesn't get any more democratic than what Golden Dawn does daily. In public. In the streets. With the people. And what happens? Why, the machine fails to function! Its operators say that Golden Dawn is outside the law when it passes out food to people! When it gives its literal blood for the people?
So tell me again, Hadding you mentally constipated idiot: how is working within the system working for Golden Dawn?
Gee, the System doesn't seem to be very interesting in saying, gee, Golden Dawn really appeals to people. It's getting an increasing share of the votes. Soon its man will be running Athens. We need to study what we're doing so that we can capture some of that appeal. What are we doing wrong, that The People reject us and turn to GD? Is that how the System reacts? Hell, no. It moves, rather to outlaw this legal party. It moves to declare it a criminal organization. To arrest its leaders. Every article in the domestic and foreign media supports and backs up and reinforces this anti-democratic impulse. They all, as a one, System parties and System media, portray Golden Dawn and its leaders as evil incarnate.
Tell me again, little Hadding jackass, how staying legal is working for Golden Dawn? Tell me how it's going to be any different anywhere else.
What do I have to say to get through to the high-IQ morons WN is beset with (apart from the dirt-eaters it is also beset with)?
Our enemy has a minority view. It cannot win by playing fair.
Please. Spend the ten or fifteen hours you need to ponder on that statement until you understand what I mean by it.
WN is just white normalcy. It is the default. Most people support it, without thinking. The alien elite hostile minority, led by jews, buys up the media because it has to. It buys politicians because it has to. It criminalizes ordinary human activity and speaking language because it has to.
It has to control every normal down to the last jot and tittle because the normal's instincts are a hundred percent against the agenda the jews-led-abnormal coalition tries to impose. They are anti-democratic tyrants by necessity. They don't have a choice. Calling what they do and their agenda democratic rather than tyrannical is of a piece with everything else they do: A sour lie. A cynically knowing deliberate reversal of reality. And a lie they mouth incessantly because they have to.
Do you really think you can get through an anti-white agenda without the help of a term like racism? Hell, no.
Do you really think you can get through a pro-homo agenda without the help of a term like homophobic? Of course not.
Everything they do is on this pattern.
They cannot do otherwise. Their views are too weird, twisted, abnormal and unthinkably undesirable to the normal majority.
Get it?
At long last, do you understand this, people?
We are not in a debate, a game, a contest that is overseen by any rule except one:
Whatever works, works. Whatever goes, goes.
This is the eternal stumbling block of the respectable right: they simply refuse to accept that their opponent cannot win an unfixed game, and, unlike them, he is not content to lose. He must and will win, and there is only one way he can do this: by lying, cheating, browbeating and murdering.
Now that you know that… what are you going to do about it?
If you're a conservative, your answer is: nothing. You will listen to your favorites gasbags, pride yourself on how smart and moral you are, and how "stupid" the left is, and you will continue to lose.
If you want something better and different, then you need to swallow the reality pill and join the racialists. In Greece that party is Golden Dawn. They show what the normals do when they are truly seriously intent on not letting the jew-led abnormals control their country and decide their future.
Greece is the only place in the white west this is happening, and that is why it is worth microscopic attention I give it daily.
If we exterminate termites because they destroy the foundations of our houses, how much more lenient should we be in our treatment of jews, who destroy the foundations of our society? [Source: here]


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|58.1 sq mi (150 km2)
|Population (2010)[1]
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Corinth is a town in Saratoga County, New York, USA. The population was 6,531 at the 2010 census.[1] The town contains a village also named Corinth. The town is on the northeast border of the county, north of Saratoga Springs. It regards itself as the "snowshoe capital of the world".[citation needed] The town is named after the ancient Greek city of Corinth.[citation needed]
The town was first settled around 1775 near Mount McGregor.
The town is formerly known as Jessups Landing.[citation needed]
The town was formed in 1818 from the town of Hadley. Lumbering was important to the early town, which had more than thirty sawmills. After the American Civil War, many paper mills opened in the town.
In 1888, the hamlet of Corinth incorporated as a village.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 58.1 square miles (150.6 km²), of which, 56.8 square miles (147.1 km²) of it is land and 1.3 square miles (3.4 km²) of it (2.29%) is water.
The east town line, formed by the Hudson River, is the border of Warren County. The western part of the town is in the Adirondack Park.
New York State Route 9N is a north-south highway.
As of the census[1] of 2000, there were 5,985 people, 2,331 households, and 1,662 families residing in the town. The population density was 105.4 people per square mile (40.7/km²). There were 2,804 housing units at an average density of 49.4 per square mile (19.1/km²). The racial makeup of the town was 98.28% White, 0.20% Black or African American, 0.15% Native American, 0.20% Asian, 0.10% Pacific Islander, 0.30% from other races, and 0.77% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.79% of the population.
There were 2,331 households out of which 32.6% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 55.2% were married couples living together, 10.7% had a female householder with no husband present, and 28.7% were non-families. Of all households, 23.4% were made up of individuals and 12.8% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.57 and the average family size was 2.99.
In the town the population was spread out with 26.0% under the age of 18, 7.3% from 18 to 24, 28.6% from 25 to 44, 23.8% from 45 to 64, and 14.2% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 38 years. For every 100 females there were 96.6 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 94.0 males.
The median income for a household in the town was $35,199, and the median income for a family was $41,732. Males had a median income of $32,227 versus $25,146 for females. The per capita income for the town was $16,003. About 7.8% of families and 11.9% of the population were below the poverty line, including 14.7% of those under age 18 and 6.4% of those age 65 or over.
Communities and locations in the Town of Corinth[edit]
- Corinth: A village by the Hudson River in the eastern part of the town, located on NY-9N.
- Daly's Creek: A stream in the northwest part of Corinth running into the Great Sacandaga Lake.
- Efner Lake: A lake near the north town line, south of County Road 10.
- Hunt Lake: A lake east of Efner Lake.
- Jenny Lake: A lake east of Efner Lake.
- Lake Bonita: A lake in the southeast corner of the town.
- Mount McGregor: A location in the southeast part of the town.
- Mt. McGregor Correctional Facility: A New York state prison by Mount McGregor.
- Palmer: A hamlet east of Corinth village on County Road 24.
- Randall Corner: A hamlet in the southeast part of the town on County Road 25.
- South Corinth: A hamlet near the south town line on NY-9N.
- Woodland Lake: A lake southeast of Corinth village.
- ^ a b c "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
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Combine parsley, grapefruit peel, and garlic in medium bowl. Season gremolata to taste with salt and pepper. Transfer roasted vegetables to platter, sprinkle with gremolata, and serve.


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Lonely Planet's new Laos edition was published in February 2014 and is now available in stores, as well as online, as an e-book (pdf, epub).
GT-rider's website and map are, again, mentioned as providing a "wealth of information" and being the "best all-purpose country map". Here some quotes from the latest Lonely Planet Laos guide:
p. 310 "Maps: The best all-purpose country map that's generally available is GT-Rider.com's Laos, with a scale of 1:1,650,000. It's available at bookshops in Thailand and at many guesthouses in Laos, as well as online at www.gt-rider.com."
p. 322 "Car & Motorcycle … Motorcyclist planning to ride through Laos should check out the wealth of information at Golden Triangle Rider (www.gt-rider.com). Doing some sort of motorbike loop out of Vientiane is becoming increasingly popular among travellers.
p.103 " Udomxai Tourist Office …The office organizes a selection of treks and tours and sells the GT-Rider Laos maps."
Name: Grant Handley
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Additional Details: Just wanted to drop a note of thanks, for the information that your website has provided to me, prior & during our trip around northern Thailand.
We managed the Samoeng & Mae Hon Son Loops in the last week & now have a lifetime of memories. The wif & I enjoyed the roads of this great country, on two 250cc Honda Forza's from Pop rental. What a character that Pop is and he looked after us so well price wise, you could not ask for any more.
Kinds regards,
Grant & Margaret Handley
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There's also updated info for entering Laos from Thailand here
A growing interest in Myanmar is evident in recent posts, and the rapid opening up of Myanmar to tourism and business clearly makes it S.E. Asia's new frontier. The photos and stories in the first Myanmar Trip Reports by GT-Rider members are evidence of the new experiences that await the adventurous…
Myanmar or Burma, the correct name is debated both internally and externally! The country's official full name is the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. However, some countries have not recognized the name change and use the long form Union of Burma instead.For a good overview on the country's history, see this extensive Myanmar article on Wikipedia.]]>
p.299 : « The best source of information on motorcycle traveling in the north, not to mention publishers of a serie of terrific motorcycle touring-based maps, is Golden Triangle Rider (GT-Rider ; www.gt-rider.com) Their website includes heaps of information on renting bikes (including recommended hire shops in Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai) and bike insurance, plus a variety of suggested tours with maps and an interactive forum. »
p. 283 : « If you're renting a motorcycle for touring the countryside around Chiang Mai, check out the tips and routes at Golden Triangle Rider (www.gt-rider.com).
p. 380 : « An excellent driving companion is Golden Triangle Rider's Mae Hong Son Loop Guide Map, available at most bookshops in Chiang Mai. The map shows accurate distances between locations along the loop, as well as potential side trips and other helpful information. »
p.284: Mae Sa Valley&Samoeng, "The 100km route makes a good day trip with private transport or a country getaway with an overnight in Samoeng. Golden Triangle Rider (www.gt-rider.com) publishes a detailed map of the area"
The 2012 edition (14th) of « Lonely Planet Thailand » replaces the August 2009 publication. It is a well worth update, a mine of new information and it should be in all bikers' bags for trips in Thailand, together with the (red colored) GT-Rider maps.
Comments from members on Facebook:
Ben Kemp: This is a tribute to the efforts of all the GT-Rider contributors who have unselfishly shared their Trip Reports, knowledge and experience with others over the years. Thanks to everyone who has given their time to help make GT-Rider the best English-language motorcycle touring website in S.E. Asia. Thanks also to the Editors and Moderators who are helping with creation and management of the expanding website content!
Brian Moto-Mania Ennion : Better start getting some more maps printed]]>
The initial focus on GT-Rider was "Motorcycle Touring in Northern Thailand" but the website has come a long way since those humble beginnings in those early days! The volume of information on GT-Rider encompasses Thailand, all of Laos plus several other S.E. Asian countries, and that was not immediately obvious at first glance on the previous Home page.
The new version of GT-Rider.com allows us to;
For example, under the LAOS drop down menu, we have been able to incorporate the following structure;
In this way, content that could not previously be associated is now assembled in a much more logical menu structure.
Previous efforts to increase our readership base have delivered steady progress. For example, Visitors per Month have grown from 77,000 visitors in March 2011, to 106,000 in March 2012. Thats pleasing, but we've long believed that there is a lot more potential there, because we have a veritable treasure house of S.E. Asian touring information.
The website redesign is obviously an important part of that, but there's a lot more been happening behind the scenes. In planning growth, its a matter of both refining what we have AND expanding it with growing volumes of useful information…That takes time and effort, and additional manpower…
To get the ball rolling a little faster, we've asked several long-time respected GT-Rider contributors to take on an Editorial role in areas of respective interest. We're extremely grateful to these great guys for joining the 'GT-Rider Team' and for providing their expertise, knowledge and experience to help the riding and touring community.
Of all the enhancements to the information GT-Rider offers, the new Trip Planning forums are perhaps one of the most significant. At this point, we've got content appearing for Laos and Vietnam, in addition to the extensive North Thailand material;
In addition to that, we've got Editors appointed and working on new Trip Planning content for;
There's been growing interest in sharing GPS Tracks for interesting dirt roads and side-track excursions. To that end, Brian and Rex have volunteered to manage the growth and development in this area, with support from other GPS enthusiasts.
We've previously been criticised for not responding to or implementing member's suggestions.
Bear in mind that efforts from both webmaster/s and moderator/s are on an entirely voluntary basis, so things don't always happen overnight. Add to that the constraints of various software versions and consequent integration issues. There are also conflicting opinions on the merits of change, and of elements such as Social Media… All those things have to be considered, weighed in the balance and decisions made for the greater good.
There are times when it seems that its a miracle anything happens at all!
Regardless of all that – the steady growth in new visitors and rate of repeat visitors, indicates that the formula is more or less working as intended.
Thanks to moderators Rod, Tony, Brian, Rex, John and Jurgen for their generous donations of time and effort, and for sharing their advice and knowledge via constructive feedback on new initiatives etc. Thanks also to the many loyal visitors, supporters and contributors to GT-Rider.com – you guys have all helped to make this website a great resource for all of us to enjoy!
The GT Rider Team]]>
Please be aware that through the use of the internet and social media sites, false information, phishing attempts, and outright slanderous information is being falsely presented by GT Rider impersonators.
There is an old adage that "Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery." However, the repeated, deceitful and vengeful nature of the campaigns mounted by "would be competitors" and their associates to demean and misrepresent GT-Rider, rather than compete through fair business practices, has grown more than a little tiresome and slanderous.
Due to the concern and confusion engendered by a series of counterfeit emails and websites, it is necessary to provide some clarification to GT-Rider members. Those engineering the email campaigns do so in an effort to both undermine www.GT-Rider.com, and to lure GT-Rider members to rival sites via what may be regarded as deceitful practices, the most serious of which may legally qualify as attempted "identity theft."
Of course, the perpetrators take pains to conceal their own identity, even to the point of "private registration" and concealment of the ownership of the websites they use.
These efforts have included, but are certainly not limited to, the following;
The latest attempts (May 2012) included the announcement of a fictitious new GT-Rider theme store and attempted to add to the credibility of the false information by including personal names and other information.
It is sad & indeed even sick, that these individuals have wasted such a large amount of time on destructive activities. It has been an ongoing effort to destroy the reputation of GT-Rider which has been built up over many years by many legitimate contributors, rather than establish their own identity and product. How much more could be achieved, had the same amount of time & effort been used for constructive activities?
To ensure that you have the correct details on "GT-Rider" Social Media accounts, here they are;
Note that WE won't email you and ask you to "Connect to Us" on LinkedIn, or "Follow Us" on Twitter. Of course, you are certainly welcome to do so if you wish, as it's going to be another way of keeping everyone informed on GT-Rider news, views and initiatives!
As a separate issue and to eliminate any confusion, please note that GT Rider is not associated with, or involved with Riders Corner Bar/ Restaurant / Guesthouse.
Kind Regards
The GT-Rider Team]]>
The Forumrunner home page tells you what the application can do…A full list of supported phone is on the Forumrunner home page at:
Forum Mobile Access Application:
We've just installed and configured the mobile application on GT-Rider.com, and have tested that it actually works using my HTC smart phone…
What You Need To Do to Access GT-Rider via smart phone;
This post will also appear on General in the Forums, so that you can post your comments / questions there.]]>


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This Green Tea and Cucumber Mojito is perfect for sipping out on the patio, or perhaps to cleanse the palate after all that spicy Cinco De Mayo food.
1 ½ Cups light Rum
4 Limes, more for garnish
20 mint leaves
1 Cup brewed green tea
1 Cucumber, sliced and more for garnish
¾ Cup Sugar
¾ Cup Water
Club Soda
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OPERA America Announces 2013 National Opera Trustee Recognition Award Recipients
OPERA America, the national service organization for opera, is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2013 National Opera Trustee Recognition Award. In its sixth year, this award honors outstanding trustees of U.S. opera companies for exemplary leadership, generosity and audience-building efforts on behalf of their respective opera companies.
The recipients of the 2013 National Opera Trustee Recognition Award are Lisa Erdberg of San Francisco Opera, Patricia A. Richards of Utah Symphony | Utah Opera, Cherie Shreck of Des Moines Metro Opera and Timothy J. Wagg of Opera North.
"We are delighted to be joined by Bank of America in celebrating the significant and enduring contributions of these devoted trustees," stated Marc A. Scorca, president/CEO of OPERA America. "The National Opera Trustee Recognition Award affords the entire opera community an opportunity to salute and learn from those who have been so generous in their passion for the art form, vision and support of their opera companies."
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"OPERA America's commitment to recognizing the multi-faceted contributions of opera company trustees is inspiring," stated Chairman of the Board of Directors Dr. Frayda B. Lindemann, who is also a trustee of the Metropolitan Opera. "As former chairman of the National Opera Trustee Recognition Program and a current opera company trustee, I deeply admire the dedication of all the nominees and am honored to commend their achievements on a national scale."
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Lisa Erdberg, San Francisco Opera (San Francisco, CA)
Lisa Erdberg, a subscriber to San Francisco Opera since 1993 and a donor since 1996, has held a number of crucial leadership roles on San Francisco Opera's Board of Directors, propelling the mission of the organization, including the positions of Executive Committee member, chair of the Directors and Officers Committee and vice president of the Board. Seeing engagement as essential to San Francisco Opera, Ms. Erdberg has been personally responsible for the Next Generation Task Force aimed at developing future audiences and donors. Ms. Erdberg has revolutionized the San Francisco Opera Board. Through her Engagement Initiative, she increased the financial contributions from the Board of Directors and encouraged them to introduce friends and colleagues to the opera, increasing San Francisco Opera's audience. Ms. Erdberg streamlined the election process and created a smoother transition process for new leaders, making the Board more effective and efficient. Ms. Erdberg is also deeply dedicated to the financial well-being of San Francisco Opera. In 2007, Ms. Erdberg made an early pledge to the Comprehensive Campaign and recently made a significant gift to the Camerata, San Francisco Opera's group of visionary donors who fund the projects that define the company's international reputation. Donna Baston, director of foundation and government relations, stated, "Her involvement and financial support is never about personal recognition. Rather, it is always about San Francisco Opera and how she can best help the company be as successful as possible."
Patricia A. Richards, Utah Symphony | Utah Opera (Salt Lake City, UT)
Upon being appointed vice chair of the newly merged Utah Symphony | Utah Opera (USUO) in 2004, a position she has called "the hardest assignment of her life," Patricia A. Richards now serves as the chair of the USUO Board of Trustees. A visionary from the inception of the 2002 USUO merger, Ms. Richards led a special task force early in the merger and again in 2012 to acquire a better understanding of what has worked, what hasn't worked, and how to improve on cooperative internal operations and relationships moving forward. Ms. Richards served as an instrumental force in locating a new CEO in 2007, as well as a new music director in 2009, demonstrating her deep commitment to the leadership and personnel of USUO. She is willing to lead as a fundraiser, government advocacy representative in the State Legislature, and personally recruits friends, neighbors and strangers to attend and support USUO. Additionally, Ms. Richards sought to focus the work of the Board of Trustees on real governance and strategic issues and aided the negotiation of the collective bargaining agreement with the Utah Symphony Musicians and Local 104 on five occasions. After retiring from her career as a banking professional for Wells Fargo in the Intermountain West, Ms. Richards and her husband, Bill Nichols, set the tone for USUO's comprehensive campaign by donating $1 million dollars, saying that she "cannot ask others to make such a sacrificial gift without leading first as board chair." Since that time, almost $25 million in additional support has been raised. "Pat Richards has been a pillar of strength for USUO. She has far exceeded any expectation of what a board chair should do for a nonprofit organization," stated USUO President & CEO Melia P. Tourangeau.
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Review: Simplicity 2250 & Vogue 1282 | Minty Fresh!
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you look amazing! love the top with that crisp white jacket. You look lovely E.ReplyDelete
Beautiful for spring- nice and crisp - love it!ReplyDelete
liking the top...beautiful color. LaurelReplyDelete
You look great, I like the idea of a white blazer. I have made this pattern and it is a good one, thanks for reminding me.ReplyDelete
All I've got to say is that your truly talented :) Love the blazer and top. I was just thinking earlier while looking at someone else's post it would so cute to wear all one color like all black and then put a bold color blazer with it to bring out a pop of color.ReplyDelete
This look is SO stunning! Great pairing of the white jacket and bright top:)ReplyDelete
You look amazing girl. I love your style and your hair.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous colour combo!ReplyDelete
These are lovely Spring pieces, your jacket looks great with this lovely pop of color and I can understand why you stitched the neckline higher!ReplyDelete
I love the top. I have to put that one on my list. I hardly ever wear blazers but I love the look of your white one for Spring/Summer. It's definitey something I have to consider as an alternative to the cardi.ReplyDelete
Cute top and jacket - you are right you are looking very springy!ReplyDelete
I love your entire outfit. The top is so pretty and looks great with the jacket. I really love the shoes, too.ReplyDelete
Your outfit makes birds chirp and flowers bloom. What a gorgeous spring ensemble.ReplyDelete
looking stunning xxReplyDelete
I LOVE the blouse! I had to laugh over you raising the neckline, when the ad on the sidebar shows two girls is super plunging necklines. :o) Way to show them how they SHOULD dress!ReplyDelete
Nice coat looking so pretty in that coat.ReplyDelete
I would love to know whats your nail polish... I also love the white cardi! it is so nice for the warm weather!!! Definitely will be making one of my own :)ReplyDelete
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Gottlieb Show Rough Draft
Updated: April 24, 2009, 9:10 PM ETESPNRadio.com
The Doug Gottlieb Show checks in with NFL insiders from coast to coast to predict how the first round of the 2009 NFL draft will play out. It's the first annual Doug Gottlieb Show Rough Draft.
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The Doug Gottlieb Show's Rough Draft
NFL insiders across the nation predict the 2009 NFL draft.
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