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As a few of you may know from other threads, I've been training BJJ for a few months now and I'm looking to compete some time in the next 6 months, just to see where I'm at, and to get some experience.
Also, in the last couple of years I've lost quite a lot of weight, going from about 215lbs to 155/159lbs (it varies). I'm now quite lean, but could still lose a little bit of fat. At my lightest I was 10stones 8 (148lbs) but have put a bit back on (as most people seem to).
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In this topic I will write my picks for the games in the Carling Cup. I will also post some team news now and then and some other types of information.
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Carling Cup 26 and 27 October
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Birmingham - BrentfordBirmingham will be desperate to to far in the Carling Cup as they are not expected to be fighting for European action for next season.Birmingham to win.
Wigan - SwanseaWigan have been pritty decent in the Premier League recently and I would expect them to be able to win this game.Wigan to win.
Manchester United - WolvesManchester United are strong as usually but Sir Alex is expected to use a lot of younger players in this one, as he usually does in the Carling Cup. But I expect United to win.Manchester United to win.
Leicester - West BromWest Brom have been very good recently and I expect them to have a chance in this one. But Sven Goran Eriksson and his Leicester team will be desperate to get something from this one.More than 2.5 goals.
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Aston Villa - BurnleyAston Villa boss Gerard Houllier will be keen to bring his team to the Carling Cup final and they could have a chance in this one.Aston Villa to win.
Newcastle - ArsenalArsenal boss Arsene Wenger does usually use a lot of youngsters in the Carling Cup and I expect them to struggle against Newcastle in this one.Newcastle to win.
West Ham - StokeWest Ham managed to get a 1-1 win from their meeting away to Stoke in the Premier League this season, but the visitors are strong. Should be a close one.Less than 2.5 goals.
Manchester United vs Wolves
Manchester United's Probable starting XI: Kuszczak; Rafael, Smalling, Brown, Fabio; Bebe, Gibson, Anderson, Obertan; Owen, Macheda.
Manchester United's last five:Oct 24, 2010 Stoke 1 - Man Utd. 2 EPLOct 20, 2010 Man Utd. 1 - Bursaspor 0 UCLOct 16, 2010 Man Utd. 2 - West Bromwich 2 EPLOct 2, 2010 Sunderland 0 - Man Utd. 0 EPLSep 29, 2010 Valencia 0 - Man Utd. 1 UCL
Wolves' Probable starting XI: Hennessey; Stearman, Mancienne, Mouyokolo, Elokobi; Foley, Jones, Milijas, Hunt; Ebanks-Blake, Bent.
Wolves' last five:Oct 23, 2010 Chelsea 2 - Wolves 0 EPLOct 16, 2010 Wolves 1 - West Ham 1 EPLOct 2, 2010 Wigan Athletic 2 - Wolves 0 EPLSep 26, 2010 Wolves 1 - Aston Villa 2 EPLSep 21, 2010 Wolves 4 - Notts County F.C. 2 Carl
West Ham - Stoke
West Ham's Possible Starting XI: Stech; Faubert, Tomkins, Da Costa, Ben Haim; Barrera, Noble, Parker, Boa Morte; Obinna, McCarthy.
West Ham's last five:Oct 23, 2010 West Ham 1 - Newcastle 2 EPLOct 16, 2010 Wolves 1 - West Ham 1 EPLOct 2, 2010 West Ham 1 - Fulham 1 EPLSep 25, 2010 West Ham 1 - Tottenham 0 EPLSep 21, 2010 Sunderland 1 - West Ham 2 Carl
Stoke's Possible Starting XI: Begovic; Wilkinson, Huth, Shawcross, Higginbotham; Whitehead, Whelan, Diao, Tuncay; Gudjohnsen, Walters.
Stoke's last five:Oct 24, 2010 Stoke 1 - Man Utd. 2 EPLOct 16, 2010 Bolton 2 - Stoke 1 EPLOct 2, 2010 Stoke 1 - Blackburn 0 EPLSep 26, 2010 Newcastle 1 - Stoke 2 EPLSep 21, 2010 Stoke 2 - Fulham 0 Carl
Man Utd vs Wolves line-ups are as follows:
Man Utd: Amos, Brown, Smalling, Evans, Fabio Da Silva, Obertan, Carrick, Gibson, Park, Macheda, Bebe. Subs: Kuszczak, Neville, Hernandez, Rafael Da Silva, Brady, Eikrem, Morrison.
Wolves: Hennessey, Foley, Mouyokolo, Berra, Elokobi, Hunt, Mancienne, David Jones, Jarvis, Ebanks-Blake, Fletcher. Subs: Hahnemann, Van Damme, Edwards, Stearman, Bent, Milijas, Doyle.
Aston Villa vs Burnley
- Villa have won 49 of the 113 previous meetings between these clubs - 10 more than Burnley.
- They last met in the League Cup in 2005, when Villa won a third-round match against the Clarets - a year after being knocked out by them at the same stage of the competition.
- Aston Villa boss Gerard Houllier twice won the League Cup during his time as Liverpool boss, with the 2001 triumph against Birmingham his first trophy in charge of the Anfield club.
West Ham vs Stoke
- West Ham have won 31 of the 79 previous matches between these clubs - two more than Stoke.
- They last met in the League Cup 20 years ago, when West Ham won a second-round tie 5-1 on aggregate.
- The Hammers beat Sunderland in the third round, eliminating a Premier League team from the League Cup for the first time since 1997.
Newcastle vs Arsenal
- Newcastle have won 65 - one more than Arsenal - of the 165 previous meetings between these clubs.
- Arsenal are unbeaten in their last seven cup matches against the Magpies. The Geordies have not won a cup match against the Gunners since beating them in the 1952 FA Cup final.
- In their previous three meetings in the League Cup, Arsenal defeated Newcastle 2-0 in 1996 and 2007, and 4-0 in 1971.
Carling Cup results 27/10
After ET Aston Villa 2 - 1 (1 - 1) Burnley (0 - 0) Newcastle 0 - 4 Arsenal (0 - 1) After ET West Ham 3 - 1 (1 - 1) Stoke (0 - 1)
well .. what can I say litlio, I was surprised by the Newcastle - Arsenal result. only 1 correct pick is a bit too poor. But the cups are always difficult to predict.


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Recently, we were flabbergasted when a reader commented on Facebook that 700 square feet hardly seemed like enough room to live. True, some people might need more space, but there are plenty of perfectly livable tiny abodes – like Dwelle's beautiful line of modern prefabs. Called the Big Dwelle.ing, the larger of the two models measures 6.7 meters by 3.5 meters (22×11.5 feet or 253 square feet) and costs around £35,000-£50,000 ($52,000-$75,000).
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No one ever expected that 2006 Worldcup heroes will become 2010 Worldcup Zeroes. Pretty great play by Slovakia what are your Views on Lippi and his men's
italy's problem was old legs. In their first choice team they have players like pirlo cannavaro camoranesi zambrotta etc. All of them are at the twilight of their careers and in football the saying " the older the wine the better it gets" doesnt work
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The Google Maps API has ushered in a wave of sites that facilitate "social networking". By adding mapping to the online social mix now friends, buddies and individuals have geographic significance on a map. This helps to build a virtual as well as a real-world community. Here are a few new examples in this post of how this is unfolding in various website concepts:
BayRelay maps you and your friends in real-time - BayRelay.com is a service based on Google maps that lets you see your location, and the locations of your friends, in real-time. You can do this from your mobile phone (Java (J2ME) or mobile browser, PC, or laptop. You control who can see your location and when. Check out more information here: here or here.
Facebook Friend Mapper Tool - A tool to help you Google Map your Facebook friends [Via ProgrammableWeb.com]
Ning - A plethura of social networking applications can be found here, many powered by Google Maps. If you like one, clone it or make your own!
Frappr - The friend mapper
BuddyMap - Map your website visitors
For more social networking examples check out the "Blogs and Websites" category and scroll down to the "Blogging/Net Community" sub heading.
Google Mapped Individuals:
GPS enabled mobile phones - Tim Hibbard of Engraph GPS Solutions built a great little Google Maps enabled person tracker using software for a GPS enabled mobile phone. I blogged about this back in June while visiting San Francisco. Check here and run a date search (see left sidebar) for June 10, 11, 12 2006 and you'll see my track for those days using the phone. My time in SF apparently inspired "Where's INSERT YOUR NAME HERE On Demand". Engraph will send you the phone and provide the website for $10/day. This could help in cross country trips, family vactions or other special events where real time location tracking could be incorporated into a website.
Google mapping Eric's Lunch - From the site: "Eric is a software engineer and works at 19th/L. He likes to eat lunch, and, as there are tons of places in the 19th/L area, he wrote a google maps application to track his progress. He is not a food critic. He is just a nerd who likes to document these things for other people to use."
Google Mapping your Resume - Two people that I've seen have added Google Maps to their online resume/CV showing the personal locations of where they have been employed in the past: Vianney Lecroart (Argentina) Jeroen Baidenmann (The Netherlands)
Let's not forget Shakin Dave - An awesome personal mashup concept (although Dave hasn't broadcasted for quite a while).


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Graduate Life Office
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Stanford University provides a variety of subsidized on-campus housing options for law students. Students may choose from furnished single dormitory rooms to four-bedroom apartments equipped with full kitchens. The Munger Graduate Residence built specifically for Stanford Law students and other graduate students from around campus intensifies the interdisciplinary learning experience.
Living in Palo Alto
Stanford Law School, located in the City of Palo Alto at the heart of Silicon Valley, is 45 minutes from San Francisco, 30 minutes from the beach, and 3 1/2 hours from the snow. More than 100 years old, Palo Alto is home to approximately 61,000 residents. On weekdays, due to daily commuters, the population increases to nearly 140,000. Palo Alto encompasses an area of approximately 26 square miles, of which one-third is open space. Known as the "Birthplace of the Silicon Valley," Palo Alto was also, in 1994, the first U.S. city to have an Internet home page. Palo Alto has over 300 local restaurants and offers access to outdoor hiking and a myriad of cultural activities.
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The Office of Accessible Education (OAE) at Stanford University has a strong commitment to maintaining a diverse and stimulating academic community. Students with disabilities, actively participating in the various aspects of life at Stanford, are an essential part of that diversity. So that all students at Stanford have an equal opportunity for personally and academically rewarding experiences, the OAE provides a wide array of accommodations, support services, auxiliary aids and programs to remove barriers to full participation in the life of the University.
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To Win Smith and the management of Sugarbush, I ask: What happened to North? When Summit Ventures purchased Sugarbush from ASC, it seemed like good days were ahead for Sugarbush. There were improvements to mountain facilities and lifts. Progress was made on the much needed maintenance that had been deferred by the previous management. It seemed like there was a new attitude at Sugarbush.
Two years ago, I even remember Win attending the lift at North for a late spring day at the Glen House. That type of effort was appreciated. That day reminded me of past years with late spring days at North that featured live music at the Glen House and epic spring skiing at North. Mt. Ellen is the ultimate early season and late season mountain. It only takes a few trails and two lifts to get things going early and stay open late. FIS holds snow much later than any trail at South.
Now, here we are in the first week of December and North is not even open yet. Much like what happened at the golf course seems to be happening on the mountain. Squeeze out the local people and make room for the affluent visitors. I understand that Win needs to make money and real estate is the best way to make money in this industry.
Don't get me wrong, I hope that Win Smith and Summit Ventures are successful with all current and future projects. But, when I see all that money spent on South and the lifts are not turning at North, I start to wonder what they were selling when I bought my North 'Plus' pass. I guess it could have been called the South 'minus' pass.
I think that there may be a management perception that South is the premier mountain and North is just an overflow mountain. Not true. Many of the local people prefer to ski North. Purchasing a North season pass is not a sign of frugality. People want to ski North. Where else can someone park two rows from the lift on a weekday and catch a few runs without spending half the day walking past an empty luxury hotel? Please Win, open Club North. You can afford it. You have my money.
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MORGANTOWN – The four finalists to become West Virginia University's Mountaineer mascot for the 2013-14 school year have been selected.
The finalists are: Michael Garcia, a sophomore political science major from Fairmont; B. Jay Hatfield, a senior athletic coaching education major from Madison; Jonathan Kimble, a first-year graduate student in industrial and labor relations and sport management from Franklin; and Daryn Vucelik, a junior public relations major from Glen Dale.
They competed in a cheer off during last Wednesday's men's basketball game vs. Baylor at the WVU Coliseum. Each finalist interacted with the crowd and work to impress the selection committee, a group of students, faculty and staff, sitting throughout the arena.
Garcia is a member of the Mountaineer Maniacs, Alpha Kappa Psi - Beta Rho Chapter business fraternity and the Younglife College, a Christian youth organization on campus. He has been a leadWELL mentor since last semester and a member of the table tennis club.
"People would look to me when we are down by a field goal with two minutes left on the clock. They will look to me when they want to know if there is something worth cheering for," he said. "This is a responsibility that I will not take lightly, but also, it is a responsibility that I would enjoy."
Hatfield, the current alternate Mountaineer mascot, is a member of the Mountaineer Maniacs leadership board and a Gold and Blue Student Ambassador. He is a member of the Bob Huggins Advisory Committee, Phi Sigma Theta National Honor Society and Sigma Chi fraternity, among others.
"I remember when I heard the musket fire for the first time, and I saw the Mountaineer leading the team and the cheerleaders onto the field. I knew right then that I wanted to be in Morgantown, and that I wanted to be the Mountaineer mascot when I got here," he said.
Kimble, the current Mountaineer, will seek a second term. He is a member of the WVU chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management and the Industrial Relations Student Association, among others. He was the alternate Mountaineer Mascot in 2011-12.
"I feel a strong connection and love for every dimension of WVU," he said. "It would be the greatest honor to continue to represent our state and University as the Mountaineer."
Vucelik, if selected as Mountaineer, would be the third-ever female mascot at WVU. She is a Gold and Blue Student Ambassador, a leadWELL mentor, a member of the Martin Hall Agency, a member of the Phi Sigma Theta National Honor Society and a member of the Student Health Advisory Board. She is the social chair of Helvetia Sophomore Honorary and a member of the Honors College, among others.
"I will portray the Mountaineer as someone who breaks boundaries with courage, takes on challenges with determination and looks to the future with hope," she said. "I will show a new, diverse Mountaineer that is not bound by stereotypes or held to traditional standards."
The four were selected out of an original field of applications from interviews conducted last weekend by the selection committee.
The 2013-14 mascot will be announced on March 9 at the men's basketball game vs. Iowa State at 1:30 p.m. at the Coliseum.


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Arsene Wenger is finally ready to break the bank to end Arsenal's trophy drought, according to David Dein.
Michel Salgado has blasted Blackburn owners Venky's as "crazy and outrageous".
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck has cleared the way for Jose Mourinho to make a sensational return.
Brian McDermott is set to be named the new manager of Leeds.
Lucas has penned a new long-term contract to keep him at Liverpool until 2017.
Arsenal defender Martin Angha has signed a pre-contract deal with Nuremberg.
Manchester United have joined Manchester City and Chelsea in the chase for Atletico Madrid's £50million-rated Radamel Falcao, placing another question mark over the future of Wayne Rooney.
Danny Wilson was last night axed by Sheffield United, paving the way for Neil Warnock to make an emotional return.
Brian McDermott has been sounded out over the vacancy at Leeds.
Morten Gamst Pedersen's future at Blackburn is in doubt as he waits on a new deal.
Both QPR and Marseille have denied Joey Barton's claim that a deal is in place for him to stay in France.
Brighton will make a third bid for Groningen defender Virgil van Dijk this summer.
Steven Gerrard has told England's critics to back off.
Andre Villas-Boas will give his Spurs players a four-day spring break to freshen up their bid for a Champions League spot.
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck has refused to rule out the possibility of Jose Mourinho returning as manager.
Manchester United are watching Real Madrid defender Raphael Varane with a view to a summer swoop.
Ben Foster has pleaded with West Brom boss Steve Clarke not to go on a massive spending spree this summer.
Swansea boss Michael Laudrup claims he can't afford to buy British.
Arsene Wenger has been tipped to make a big splash in the transfer market by former Arsenal vice-chairman David Dein.
Brian McDermott was locked in talks to succeed Neil Warnock as manager of Leeds United last night.
Sir Alex Ferguson has joined the hunt for Atletico Madrid's £47million-rated striker Radamel Falcao.
Sir Bobby Charlton fears England will never again win the World Cup due to the number of foreign players in the Premier League.
Manchester United will make it a three-way battle for Radamel Falcao this summer.


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Rosemont, Ill.---Abbotsford center Quintin Laing delivered the game's final two goals to lift the Heat to a 3-1 win over the Chicago Wolves on Sunday night at Allstate Arena.
Tim Miller posted the lone goal for the Wolves, while goaltender Eddie Lack earned 22 saves in both teams' third game in a 48-hour stretch.
"We played some decent games this weekend, but not well enough to win any of them," said Wolves head coach Craig MacTavish. "We need to play more consistent to ensure ourselves a win."
The Heat (16-8-1-0) opened the scoring at 8:14 of the first period when center Krys Kolanos fired a wrister from close range that took advantage of the heavy traffic in front of Lack.
The Wolves (9-8-1-3) evened the score at 11:59 of the first when Miller skated up the right side and uncorked a wrister from the near boards that beat Heat goaltender Danny Taylor over the shoulder. Victor Oreskovich and Mark Mancari picked up assists on the play, which marked Miller's third goal in the last five games.
Abbotsford needed just 32 seconds to regain the lead as Laing set up camp in front of the Wolves goal and deflected home defenseman Chris Breen's shot from the point.
The Heat earned an insurance goal 8:55 into the third period moments after going on the power play. Lance Bouma's pass out of the left corner found Laing waiting unattended between the circles and he flicked a shot past Lack (3-5-3).
Taylor (6-3-0) stopped 25 shots in the win.
The Wolves return to action at 7 p.m. Friday at Rockford in an Illinois Lottery Cup contest.
Abbotsford 2 0 1 -- 3
Chicago 1 0 0 -- 1
First Period---1, Abbotsford, Kolanos 11 (unassisted), 8:14; 2, Chicago, Miller 5 (Oreskovich, Mancari), 11:59; 3, Abbotsford, Laing 3 (Breen, Mikkelson), 12:31. Penalties---Clackson, Chicago (fighting), 2:06; Letourneau-Leblond, Abbotsford (fighting), 2:06; Henry, Abbotsford (tripping), 4:43; Oreskovich, Chicago (kneeing), 14:25.
Second Period---None. Penalties---Mancari, Chicago (kneeing), 14:29.
Third Period---4, Laing 4 (Bouma, Wilson), 8:55 pp. Penalties---Desbiens, Abbotsford (boarding major; game misconduct), 3:48; Mancari, Chicago (tripping), 7:17; Roussel, Chicago (boarding major), 13:24; Laing, Abbotsford (interference), 16:24.
Shots on goal---Abbotsford: 10-8-7—25. Chicago: 9-8-9—26. Power plays---Abbotsford 1-5. Chicago 0-2. Goalies—Abbotsford, Taylor (25-26), Chicago, Lack (22-25). A---4,224. Referee---Ryan Hersey. Linesmen---Dan Cohen and Brian Oliver.


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Thursday, October 27, 2011
here's the problem
No, here's the problem.
Someone called Tom Bridge takes to the tastefully gated pages of Tumblr to express some sort of formless complaint about the Occupy protests. I've read it back three times and I'm still not sure what kind of argument is being expressed here. There appears to be an annoyance that Occupy protests are "taking up our public spaces," which is a criticism that is perhaps blunted by a familiarity with the definition of "public." He doesn't like the equation of the Occupy protests with the Arab Spring. I don't either, but then this is the kind of empty, citation-and-specific-target-free complaint that you can feel free to discard at any time without prejudice. He also is apparently under the impression that a police baton feels like the gentle caress of angel hair. Beyond that... what? What is the argument here? I haven't a clue.
What's funny is that this is a perfect inversion of the typical whinge about Occupy-- you don't stand for anything! Where's your list of demands! Who is the specific Democrat whose campaign you must be supporting!
You'll note, though, that this sentiment is popular. This Tumblr post has been reblogged and Tweeted and whatever else endlessly, despite not being insightful, fair, well articulated, specific, funny, meaningful, or intelligent. It doesn't need to be. Mr. Bridge is here operating as a cog in the resentment machine, and others celebrate his piece because they are afraid of what Occupy represents: the death of the idea that you can be protected from political impotence by apathy and your cultural convictions.
This photo is prime evidence for my conviction that anything, no matter how lame or poorly executed, can be celebrated online, as long as it speaks to some kind of base animal anxiety. For Hipster B. Cool here, the idea that politics is something that has flesh and blood consequences for humanity is a terrible affront; he and those like him have built an entire culture around self-defense mechanisms. To admit conviction is to admit the possibility of vulnerability. To admit vulnerability is to lose in the endless game of "I am on the Internet and I am better than you." So Jackof Smirnoff here doesn't have to have a point, funny jokes, meaningful criticisms or a political notion to get reblogged. He just has to reassure his "arty" koffee klatsch that they are protected and safe within the bubble of their meaningless convictions about media and culture.
I mean, really. "Call a Congressman." Yes, that's the way to create change! Remember how Congress took action after the financial crisis and all of our problems were solved? When the money stopped going to the same tiny group of rapacious financiers who drove the entire world economy to the edge of the abyss? When the unemployed got a comprehensive jobs program? When we stopped spending billions on misadventures in the Muslim world and instead stimulated the economy and rebuilt our employment base? That was sweet.
The idea that the Occupy protests have no core complaints is and has always been a pure media phenomenon. It is an invention, fobbed off on people like Tom Bridge or Beardo McNotFunny here by a media that plays them for fools. I'll say it again-- there are those who are so deeply savvy that they become immeasurably stupid. (Think almost everyone who writes for New York magazine.) Here's all you need to know. For the large majority of our country's people, the engine of economic improvement has stalled. You can look at any chart of inflation-adjusted dollars and see that for the average American worker wages have been stagnant since the early 1980s. Meanwhile, for a tiny sliver of our population, wealth has exploded beyond the dreams of avarice during the same period. And this sliver represents the same people who ruined the economy and cast millions into unemployment. What Occupy represents is the loud and angry reaction to that fact. This reaction has been deeply deserved. Meanwhile, the legislative branch which Seamus J. Ironic Mustache here supports has done nothing of substance to redress this injustice. Nothing at all.
I genuinely believe that a person like Socially Approved Facial Hair here has to look out at Occupy with a kind of existential terror. Many people out there generate their self-worth from their ability to make fun of others. And who has traditionally been an easier target than the stereotype of an Occupy protester? Hippies are the people everyone can make fun of! Unfortunately for this anonymous man with his limp satire here, Occupy is not made up of the stereotype, and it has not been met with this kind of showy superiority. Instead it has been met with cautious but genuine interest, with critical examination, and with a deep interrogation of our current way of life. This kind of genuine, unfussy, and unembarrassed consideration of values and community morals is anathema to many, but they find their influence collapsing. In the face of that, they take cheap swipes like this.
Let me say this a thousand times, let me say it a million: I will take the most horrid conservative over this, any day of the week. I will take someone who is wrong, but is wrong about something, over this desperately preening, showy nothing. I will take total commitment to incorrect values over this proud emptiness. This kind of showy cowardice, this contempt for the notion of meaning, is what it looks like when you give any control of your country or your community away, or worse, when you sell it for some cheap commodity like irony or "wit."
Put that on your Tumblr, culture bunny.
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Ironically, this eloquent post reads like a rhetorical exercise.
- October 27, 2011 at 8:53 PM
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- October 27, 2011 at 9:30 PM
- redscott said...
The point is that it's rhetoric about something, not rhetoric that's about nothing and that's overweeningly proud that it's about nothing. I think conservatives are nuts in many ways, but at least they give a damn in their own nutso way. Fuck the people who don't give a damn and who want the rest of us to feel lame if we do - and I mean that without any irony at all.
- October 27, 2011 at 9:35 PM
- Justin said...
"Put that on your Tumblr, culture bunny."
I just did! Because that picture annoyed me when I saw it in my Tumblr this afternoon (my version of it originated with Felix Salmon.) Somebody in the notes claimed Beardo McNotFunny looked like some legendary hipster figure, which would make your analysis dead on. (To be specific: he said Beardo was Gavin McInnes, who you can google yourself, but I have no idea if that's true or not.)
- October 27, 2011 at 10:03 PM
If you don't know what they stand for why are you being so supportive (yes you're being supportive)? They're not some inkblot where you get to pretend they're about whatever pet cause you currently favor.
- October 27, 2011 at 11:00 PM
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- October 27, 2011 at 11:39 PM
- Michael Ginda said...
Anon, he's being supportive of OWS because at least OWS is attempting to be rhetorically constructive. When some joe-shmoe complains about 'not getting it' or is snarky for personal fulfillment, they're just impotent whiners.
- October 27, 2011 at 11:40 PM
Amen, as always Freddie. Snarky McPunny is the ascetic priest of the 21st century. Reinforcing, and dulling the pain of, youth's own fecklessness.
- October 28, 2011 at 1:10 AM
"To admit conviction is to admit the possibility of vulnerability."
Such selective nihilism, the smug certainty that convictions are meaningless, or that those of us who hold them are naive, is irritating*, but the collapse of the economy and biosphere will provide widespread defibrillation. I doubt the social-media matrix will provide nearly as much sustenance at that point.
* See also the likes of Ioz scorning Greenwald
- October 28, 2011 at 2:08 AM
- Greg Sanders said...
I don't think I can agree with your conclusion that courageous zealots are to be preferred over cowardly undercutting hipsters.
I totally agree with the idea that undercutting virtuous activist movements for social self-aggrandizement is harmful, cowardly, and should be named and shamed.
I think the difference between the disaffected snarker and the opposition zealot is that we have much more of a chance to reach and affect the hipster. This is a problem we can push back on and I'm glad you're picking it up. I just disagree with the conclusion because I think it risks a misdiagnosis of how such people can better themselves and because it stands in stark contrast with your foreign policy writings.
- October 28, 2011 at 12:06 PM
- That Fuzzy Bastard said...
The Occupy protests are not the refutation, but the apotheosis of the idea that you can be protected from political impotence by cultural conviction. What's striking about them is how many people have mobilized without anything resembling a politics---that is, a structure for how relations between levels of society should be conducted---but tremendous cultural conviction regarding one's ability to rhetorically express outrage about and how discussion should happen within the movement.
Your conviction that Congresses failure to act after the crisis proves that calling Congressmen is useless is similarly a perfect demonstration of the problem you say you're angered by. Lefties of the OWS variety scorn engagement with the legislative system. Then the legislative system doesn't react to their complaints. Inspiring futher scorn, like yours, for that system. It's a perfect engine, allowing everyone to get what they want---legislators get to ignore leftist complaints, leftists get to write outraged articles. Perfect, so long as your goal is to feel outrage rather than make change. Congrats!
You're wrong about folks like the above, or myself, or the masters of the universe, looking at OWS with terror. We look on with respectively scorn, despair, and amusement, at the spectacle of people so loudly and proudly embracing impotence. Your whining pride in the refusal to do things that would actually impel the system to change is precisely why change is not happening. You are the 99%, and you are the problem.
- October 28, 2011 at 12:57 PM
The idea that OWS doesn't have a politics, even so restrictively defined as "a structure for how relations between levels of society should be conducted," is absurd. Their entire practice of organizing and decision-making is a demonstration of sharing horizontal political power, i.e. direct democracy. There's nothing more political than that. (Side note: you beg your question by defining politics as only involving different "levels of society," essentially defining out the potential for any kind of socially/politically equal system, which is precisely the politics that OWS is asking for and practicing.)
The fact that they don't think engaging the current political system is politically productive does not make them anti- or apolitical. That would make any revolution (not to say that OWS is a revolution) of any sort, any where, at any time, non-political, and at that point, what meaning remains for politics?
I couldn't really care less about your terror or your scorn/amusement, but your inability to spot your own logical inconsistencies and underlying assumptions is rather grating.
- October 28, 2011 at 1:50 PM
- Skye said...
I have a parallel take on the gay rights movement. As a gay man, I am ultimately less perturbed by the fundies who cry Apocalypse at every step towards gay equality than by the gay men and women who express apathy towards the whole thing. For some of them it goes as far as assuming that gay people are "sick" for wanting to get married, and "fascists" for wanting to serve openly in the military. They seem to relish the idea of the gay ghetto.
- October 28, 2011 at 2:10 PM
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RE "Here's the problem"
It's certainly one of them and related in important ways to other problems which, together, make up the larger and complicated mess.
I think that much of the anti-OWS derision springs from fatalists who despise, above all else, those who refuse to join their fatalist resignation. And some springs from people who see real flaws in the OWS tactics and strategies even as they can recognize merits in the protests.
For me, the slogan "We Are the 99%", while it has definite points in its favor--it's pithy, appealing and implies the importance of democratic legitimacy that underlies it, also has certain flaws. It's tends to mask or distract us from certain core facts such as that, for example, the 99%, far from a unified and coherent whole, is composed of many antagonistic elements seeking various goals which aren't compatible.
Rank and file members of "Answer", "MoveOn.org", the Tea Party movements, while all also part of the 99%, want very different and incompatible things--that is, when they even know what it is that they want.
I think lots more time, attention and effort are needed in some basic knowledge-acquisition. OWS is doing some of this but much much more is needed. The protests are the result of a dysfunctional system. To improve and reform it, better knowledge and understanding than most people noz hqve is prerequisite to progress.
But that is work which takes the time and effort of study and our culture abhors what isn't instantly and easily obtained.
- October 28, 2011 at 3:27 PM
Greg said: "I think the difference between the disaffected snarker and the opposition zealot is that we have much more of a chance to reach and affect the hipster."
Agreed. And if Freddie's right, that these folks are striving after palliative meanings, perhaps they deserve our empathy more than our scorn. Just b/c they're leading unquiet lives of desperation doesn't make this any less true. And couldn't this-"their meaningless convictions about media and culture"--be said about much of the academy?
- October 28, 2011 at 5:00 PM
Is is too glib to blame South Park? I honestly don't remember sincerity/conviction being social taboos until about a decade ago.
- October 28, 2011 at 7:35 PM
Say what you want about the tenets of the GOP, dude, at least it's an ethos.
- October 29, 2011 at 8:19 PM
@Greg Sanders
I had the same thought as you, that though Freddy's conclusion makes for nice rhetoric it might be a bit much to say one would prefer a courageous conservative zealot to a cowardly nihilist.
But I think that in fact those who hold convictions completely contradictory to one's own are more easily reached than those who have no convictions at all, who are in fact anti-conviction. My college roommate freshman year had a rush limbaugh mousepad and by the end of the year he was a social liberal (and i much more in favor of the free market). We "reached" each other. Leftists have a better chance of reaching dedicated conservatives because at least on some fundamental level of interacting with the world we are the same. Dedicated conservatives and dedicated liberals have more in common than either does with a dedicated satirist of belief.
- November 1, 2011 at 8:07 PM
- Greg Sanders said...
@G. Seferis
You may be right. In general I think I've been more successful in getting some involvement out of those that lean towards disengagement or cynicism but they make up a larger percentage of my social circle. COme to think of it, I'm not entirely sure which personality is easier to reach although I think there's more social opportunities for those without opposite views once you can choose your roommates.
Regardless, good work engaging with that roommate.
- November 3, 2011 at 9:14 PM


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One of the best features of YouTube Capture is not so much for the user, but everyone else who will watch the recorded videos -- forced landscape recording! A disappointing feature of YouTube Capture, however, is that the highest quality of video you can record is 720p even if you're using a device that supports 1080p.
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TiPb celebrity iPhone and iPad sightings roundup for October 9, 2011 [NSFW]
Hello everyone and welcome to a little feature we like to call the TiPb celebrity iPhone and iPad sightings roundup! Time to take a little break from your daily routine and relax with a little gossip from the world of the rich and famous. What do all of these celebrities have in common? They all were spotted with an iPhone or iPad, of course. Check out a ton of pictures after the break, and if you spot a celebrity rocking an iPhone or iPad, drop us an email at so we can include them in the next roundup, next week!
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Demi Moore on the set of Magic Mike, staring intently at her iPhone. Too bad about her and Ashton Kutcher, looks like they're breaking up.
Alexander Skarsgard has a hot lunch date with his iPad 2 in New York City.
Ashley Tisdale has a hardcore case on her iPhone. She's seen here going to or leaving the gym.
Ashley Greene is probably best known for her role as Alice Cullen in those Twilight movies. Well now she's also famous for wearing jeggings (Google them) and owning a white iPhone.
Actress Sarah Hyland is seen here with her iPhone in a super brightly colored case. Not sure who she is? I didn't know either, but apparently she's on that show Modern Family.
Vanessa Hudgens proves that even if you're rich and famous, you can dress like you're not anytime. She's a long time iPhone user.
I finally saw Showgirls a few years back. It's one of those movies that is so bad, you can't stop watching. They just filmed a sequel, and the star of that long-awaited movie, Paula LaBaredas, is seen here with her iPhone having some frozen yogurt in west Hollywood.
Miley Cyrus. Once a semi-wholesome girl with that whole Hannah Montana gig, now a trampy looking young adult.
Lacey Schwimmer and her iPhone are spotted leaving Dancing With the Stars rehearsal. She should put some pants on, maybe.
Jordana Brewster is super cute. The Fast and the Furious star was snapped with her white iPhone in Beverly Hills.
Hilary Duff has a bedazzled iPhone case. The pregnant actress is headed to pilates class in Toluca Lake, CA.
This picture cracked me up. She's not even peeing, just sitting there. It's Eliza Coupe, from that new show Happy Endings, and I guess she was bored before filming.
Look, it's Blake Lively on the set of Gossip Girls, with a white iPhone in a fancy case.
Here's Blake Lively (purportedly) again..umm.. not on the set of Gossip Girl. Someone needs to teach these celebs about internet and cell phone security.
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Crackberry doesn't have anything interesting to talk about. iPhone users do, and this feature is stupid.
Don't make claims you can't back up. Tons of Tipb's posts are rehashed Crackberry posts.
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HAMBURG, NY: On the last day of the winter break holiday, the women's basketball team hosted the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg during an afternoon game on January 18. The visitor's deep bench contributed to their ability to run away with a victory 86-24. Hilbert was led by sophomores: Mary Zinni (Batavia, NY/Batavia) scored 11 points and Julie Bossard (Arkport, NY/Canisteo-Greenwood) pulled down 8 rebounds.
The Hawks (0-15, 0-10 AMCC) continue to show up and compete each game day, but they just didn't have the horses to stay with Greensburg on Monday. By half time, the Bobcats held a commanding lead (47-12) and continued to move the ball and run the floor for easy layups in the second half. The Bobcats had four players hit for double figures in scoring with Kelsey Wilcox (preseason AMCC Player of the Year) leading the way with 13 points and 12 rebounds. The third-place team in the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (8-3, 10-6 overall), Greensburg's field goal percentage for the game was 52% compared to Hilbert's 13%. Greensburg out rebounded the Hawks (55-35) which is where their offensive attack began.
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If you are a student or the parent of a student planning to apply for a scholarship, you need to know The Scioto Foundation says the deadline for 2013 scholarship applications from students throughout Scioto County and southern Ohio is 5 p.m., Thursday, April 3, 2013.
Approximately $310,000 in scholarships will be awarded through the Scioto Foundation in 2013.
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