text:
--- doc/en/books/handbook/basics/chapter.sgml 2006/07/12 04:00:59 1.10
+++ doc/en/books/handbook/basics/chapter.sgml 2006/08/15 02:50:57 1.11
@@ -255,7 +255,7 @@ ttyv4 "/usr/libexec/getty Pc"
ttyv5 "/usr/libexec/getty Pc" cons25 on secure
ttyv6 "/usr/libexec/getty Pc" cons25 on secure
ttyv7 "/usr/libexec/getty Pc" cons25 on secure
-ttyv8 "/usr/X11R6/bin/xdm -nodaemon" xterm off secure
+ttyv8 "/usr/pkg/xorg/bin/xdm -nodaemon" xterm off secure
For a detailed description of every column in this file and all
the options you can use to set things up for the virtual consoles,
@@ -760,12 +760,6 @@ file1
- /stand/
- Programs used in a standalone environment.
Temporary files. The contents of
/tmp are usually NOT
@@ -832,15 +826,22 @@ file1
Used as
the default destination for the files installed via the
- &pkgsrc; framework or &pkgsrc; packages (optional).
+ &pkgsrctree; or &pkgsrc; packages (optional).
The configuration directory is tunable, but the default
location is /usr/pkg/etc.
+ /usr/pkg/xorg/
+ X11R6 distribution executables, libraries, etc
+ (optional).
- The &pkgsrc; collection for installing packages (optional).
+ The &pkgsrctree; for installing packages (optional).
@@ -859,13 +860,6 @@ file1
- /usr/X11R6/
- X11R6 distribution executables, libraries, etc
- (optional).
Multi-purpose log, temporary, transient, and spool files.
A memory-based file system is sometimes mounted at
@@ -2123,13 +2117,13 @@ Swap: 256M Total, 38M Used, 217M Free, 1
EDITOR environment variable, under csh or
tcsh a
command like this would set EDITOR to
- /usr/local/bin/emacs:
+ /usr/pkg/bin/emacs:
- &prompt.user; setenv EDITOR /usr/local/bin/emacs
+ &prompt.user; setenv EDITOR /usr/pkg/bin/emacs
Under Bourne shells:
- &prompt.user; export EDITOR="/usr/local/bin/emacs"
+ &prompt.user; export EDITOR="/usr/pkg/bin/emacs"
You can also make most shells expand the environment variable by
placing a $ character in front of it on the
@@ -2171,13 +2165,13 @@ Swap: 256M Total, 38M Used, 217M Free, 1
change your shell to bash, the following should do the
- &prompt.user; chsh -s /usr/local/bin/bash
+ &prompt.user; chsh -s /usr/pkg/bin/bash
The shell that you wish to use must be
present in the /etc/shells file. If you
- have installed a shell from the &pkgsrc;
- collection, then this should have been done for you
+ have installed a shell from the &pkgsrctree;
+ , then this should have been done for you
already. If you installed the shell by hand, you must do
@@ -2200,7 +2194,7 @@ Swap: 256M Total, 38M Used, 217M Free, 1
A lot of configuration in &os; is done by editing text files.
Because of this, it would be a good idea to become familiar
with a text editor. &os; comes with a few as part of the base
- system, and many more are available in the &pkgsrc; collections.
+ system, and many more are available in the &pkgsrctree;.
@@ -2241,7 +2235,7 @@ Swap: 256M Total, 38M Used, 217M Free, 1
&os; also comes with more powerful text editors such as
vi as part of the base system, while other editors, like
emacs and vim,
- are part of the &pkgsrc; collection. These editors offer much
+ are part of the &pkgsrctree;. These editors offer much
more functionality and power at the expense of being a little more
complicated to learn. However if you plan on doing a lot of text
editing, learning a more powerful editor such as


text:
Billiards Digest Forums
General Forum
Non Pool Related
> Jokes, Miscellaneous
View Full Version :
Jokes, Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous Joke Thread
Some things to try:
1. At lunch time, sit in your parked car with sunglasses on and point a hair dryer at passing cars. See if they slow down.
2. Page yourself over the intercom. Dont disguise your voice.
3. Every time someone asks youto do something, ask if they want fries with that.
4. Put your garbage can on your desk and label it "in".
5. Put decaf in the coffee maker for 3 weeks, Once everyone has gotten over their caffine addictions, switch to espresso.
6. Finishing all your sentences with "in accordance with the prophecy"
7. Dont use any punctuation marks.
8. As often as possible skip instead of walk.
9. Ask people what gender they are. Laugh hysterically after they answer.
10. Specify that your drive-through order is to go.
11. Sing along at the opera.
12. Go to a poetry recital and ask why the poems dont rhyme.
13. Put mosquito netting around your work area. Play a tape of jungle music all day.
14. 5 days inadvance, tell your friends you cant attend their party cuz your not in the mood.
15. Insist your coworkers addres you by your wrestling name, Rock hard Lea.
16. When the money comes out at the ATM, scream' I WON! I WON!. 3RD TIME THIS WEEK".
17. When leaving the zoo, start running towards the parking lot yelling, "Run for your lives, theyre loose!"
18. Tell youre children over dinner, "Due to the economy, we are going to have to let one of you go".
A couple from Minneapolis decided to go to Florida for a long weekend to thaw out during one particularly icy winter.
Because both had jobs, they had difficulty coordinating their travel schedules. It was decided that the husband would fly to Florida on a Thursday, and his wife would follow him the next day.
Upon arriving as planned, the husband checked into the hotel. There he decided to open his laptop and send his wife a e-mail back in Minneapolis.
However, he accidentally left off one letter in her address, and sent the e-mail without realizing his error. In Houston, a widow had just returned from her husband's funeral.
He was a minister of many years who had been 'called home to glory' following a heart attack.
The widow checked her e-mail, expecting messages from relatives and friends. Upon reading the first message, she fainted and fell to the floor.
The widow's son rushed into the room, found his mother on the floor, and saw the computer screen which read:
To: My Loving Wife
From: Your Departed Husband
Subject: I've Arrived!
I've just arrived and have been checked in.
I see that everything has been prepared for your arrival tomorrow.
Looking forward to seeing you then! Hope your journey is as uneventful as mine was.
P.S. - Sure is hot down here.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 4.2.0 Copyright © 2015 vBulletin Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Details On Cash Advance Online You Should Not Miss!
No doubt, it is possible to use of sign up for these instant cash till payday payday loans should you satisfy the following conditions and terms. Be guaranteed to research prices to find the payday lender using the lowest rates and charges. There are numerous options and getting a simple online pay day loan is easy in case you compare a number of lenders first.
Once lenders receive this information over the secured connection for the Internet, they're able to quickly approve these financing options. Remember though, that even though you can loan as much as that amount, does not imply it's a good idea. Do not be concerned and acquire the assistance of these plans for that better and swift monetary aid. advance Cash Although they may behave the same way being a legitimate or primary creditor, you'll find a few methods to tell when they are scavengers:. Obtaining instant payday advances is now increasingly simple because it is possible to do so online now. It has got all of the necessary attributes to get cash in the very convenient and hassle-free manner.
So, between now and dinner you obtain some payday from a cash advance lender and then you can cover dinner and you may easily pay back that advance loan with your following payday check. Payday loansare temporary loans which can be lifesavers when money is needed immediately. The actual temporary funds loans are often sensible, quick and stress-free.
The advance cash amount might be variable depending around the financial status with the borrower. While going using this type of process, you don't possess to waste your valuable some time to you obtain money inside a instant span. If you desire an instantaneous finance, then short term loans United States, are an optimum alternative for you. lender So forget about dealing having a traditional lender such like a bank. Some people, deep indebted, even try the cat and mousegame that you borrow derived from one of lender to cover off another. For this reason the payday loans USA services are been commenced for the support.


text:
Headquartered in Redwood City California, WideTag is a pioneer in architecting computing systems that integrate sensors, positioning devices and memory with social, Web 2.0-style services in applications that revolutionize business and push consumer technology.
Mobile devices enable unprecedented ease of distribution and adoption for software of any type. As devices are now interconnected and location-aware, digital services provide an opportunity to integrate computing use into a 24 hour lifestyle. WideTag takes advantage of this opportunity to sell applications and hardware extensions that radically ehance the users' experience with their surroundings.
How does the internet cope with the relentless onslaught of data, what kind of applications need to arise to take advantage of it? This is the real time internet, where massively scalable architectures, taking optimal advantage of multicore CPU servers, and data centers are needed. Concurrency, parallelism, total reliability are necessary components of next generation networks, as they are designed, deployed, and managed in real-world applications. WideTag's framework for the Internet Of Things constitutes an innovative, and reliable basis for the development of massive data collection and management applications.
WideTag, Inc. has been founded by a team of experienced entrepreneurs who, having lived in Europe, Italy, are mashing-up the Silicon Valley's startup culture, with Europe's strong values, social responsibility, and design driven life.
WideTag, Inc.
370 Convention Way (Plug'n Play Tech Center)
Redwood City, CA 9406
Phone: +1 (650) 419-2686
Fax: +1 (415) 373-3905
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Knee-jerk responses make bad law, and that's why we support Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon's decision Monday to veto a bill that would allow specially designated and trained teachers and administrators to bring concealed weapons into classrooms.
In the aftermath of the Newtown, Connecticut, school shooting in 2012, a number of states, including Missouri, went this route. The hope is that a teacher would be able to throw down the blackboard chalk, snatch up a 9 millimeter and stop a school rampage before it escalates.
That's unrealistic, even in the best-case scenario.


text:
Feb 20 2012
How Can Sponsorship Help Prevent Child Slavery?
JD's sponsored child did not know that child slavery was happening in his own country — to children just like him. And, JD did not know that she was helping prevent this from happening to him.
Feb 6 2012
The Spirit Of Words
At first glance, words on pages could seem as though they were merely words, but an 11 year old boy named Sam from Ghana provided a powerful reminder that words prayed over and led by the Spirit have a power and a purpose all their own.


text:
1 Park near Lewisberry, Pennsylvania
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 8.82 miles N
Dover, Pennsylvania 8.84 miles S
Bainbridge, Pennsylvania 11.82 miles E
York, Pennsylvania 12.49 miles SE
Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania 14.82 miles E
Lewisberry, Pennsylvania (map) | (717) 292-4112
Sites: 340 | Latest Rate: $21.00 | 24 Reviews
|Clean Restrooms:
|Clean Showers:
Sep 2014 - $21.00
This is a typical state park, clean, with a friendly cadre of park rangers. Well-patrolled and with reasonably wide and treed sites (meaning satellite coverage was nonexistent). However, we were promised a 50 amp site but ended up with only 30 amps. There is no water at the sites, although there are water spigots scattered around the campground where you can fill your tank. Sewer is in the form of dump stations. Obviously, no cable, although we could pull in Harrisburg TV stations with our aerial. Our picnic table appeared to be as old as Methuselah. After settling in to our site, we were sitting around enjoying a glass of wine when one of the rangers advised that there was no alcohol allowed, and suggested we retire to the inside of our coach. The problem was solved the next day by using coffee cups in stead of wine glasses! If trying to find the park, our GPS was frustrated trying to find the park. With reservations the entrance is on Route 74, 0.8 mi. east of the intersection of Routes 177 and 74. Without reservations, 2.2 miles north of that intersection on Route 177. Despite the park's inconveniences, we would not hesitate to return in the future. - dandd
Jul 2014 - $25.00
Nice park. Lots of hiking trails. Sites were a little close, but nothing unusual for a state park. Really liked the reservation web site. Nice to have a photo of each site available. However, renovations are in progress. The camp host visited us to let us know that the construction crew was in to drill and blast rock for a new sewer line. Well, OK...it was very quiet until the drilling commenced. Then BOOM! (It was kinda interesting, actually.) The good news was: The camp host also said that the new sewer lines were being laid to accommodate FULL hookups! Should be ready next year. Outstanding! We will be back. - myway2rv
Jun 2014 - $60.00
Excellent cabins. Easy access to the lake. Swimming area is very nice. Not too crowded over by the cabins. If you are looking for lots of activities that are associated with some campgrounds this is not the place for you. - Clem94


text:
Click Here To Watch This Video at UK Naked Men
Exclusive photos and video of naked men from Britain with uncut cocks. 30,000 original images and growing. 3 updates every week. The Best of British naked men!
Description: Three Hot Hung Studs Getting Down to Some Wet, Cum Drenched Cream Pie, Raw Fucking, Woah Ben Statham Can Take Some Big Cocks and Loads
Permanent link to this video:
Code to embed player in blogs and forums, etc:
Post this video in the JUB Forums with this code:
Simply copy the above code into your JUB forum post and the movie will appear.


text:
Houndstooth Purple
Houndstooth is a particular checked pattern that resembles a dogs tooth. It is typically used for suits, jackets and now for Furbies! The Furby Boom Purple Houndstooth is dress to the nines and is ready for any occasion you might bring him to. The pattern is dark, charcoal gray and purple. The ears and feet contrast very nicely in a bright yellow. The eyes are light blue color. This is one of the newest color combinations and patterns that were recently introduced by Hasbro. Furby is all dress up with places to go!
Houndstooth Purple's Features
Get this Furby today and you will find Furby Boom is dressed to the nines! Introduce Furby to others. Shake and tilt Furby. Play music for Furby! Hold your Furby and turn him upside down! Play games, get eggs and raise virtual Furblings with the free Furby Boom app.The more you talk to your Furby and interact with it, the more English it speaks! The way you treat your Furby shapes its personality!
•Pet it, tickle its tummy and pull its tail.
•Pull and hold its tail for 10 seconds to make Furby sleep.
•Feed Furby with your finger.
•Introduce Furby to others.
•Shake and tilt Furby Play music for Furby.
•Hold your Furby and turn him upside down.
•Play games, get eggs and raise virtual Furblings with the free Furby Boom app
•Ages 6 and up.
•Requires 4 "AA" batteries (not included).
The real life Furblings have hatched, check out the Fublings!
Related Posts
2 Responses
I like this pattern Furby because it is purple
It is a cool pattern and the purple makes it more awesome!


text:
Check out the student life and support services on offer
Saturday, 5 September
Applications are open to apply for a scholarship to study abroad. Close Aug 31
Register for this interactive Summit to hear from renowned international and Australian thought leaders.
Click here to find out more
UNSW Business School has renewed its prestigious international accreditation
Jack Cadeaux
Associate Professor
School of Marketing
An opportunity for postgraduate students to develop their leadership skills and network with fellow students
The UNSW Business School has pathway arrangements with recognised colleges, polytechnics and universities in Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam. View more information about pathways to study at the Business School.
The Australian Graduate School of Management (AGSM) is the section of the UNSW Business School in Sydney, that offers global top tier general management, executive and leadership development programs.
"Lowering the GST threshold sounds like a great tax raising idea in principle - but when the 'rubber hits the road' and we need to collect GST from low value import
July 23, 2015
"An interest rate cut is still possible, if you believe today's speech from the 'governor'," says Professor Richard Holden from the UNSW Business School.
After a great insight into his life as an AGSM Alum at the recent Careers Showcase, we asked Ben Hutt, to tell us his story and talk about his ideas for giving back;
Three reasons why the PM might be wrong on rising house prices
Ben Hutt – My journey and how I'm giving back
Accelerating Development across Australia's Charity Sector
Gigi Foster from @UNSWBusiness shows what is good about economic modeling, to @1RossGittins in the @SMH
July 20, 2015
Two members of UNSW's Business School have been appointed to the Australian Accounting Standards Board's (AASB) Academic Advisory Panel.
July 16, 2015
During this learn@lunch lecture, Associate Professor Elisabetta Magnani questioned: what is standing in Australia's way in becoming an innovation powerhouse?
July 15, 2015
AGSM Executive Education is inviting applications for scholarships to accelerate development of leadership, management and business acumen across the Australian charity sector.
July 13, 2015
Learning how to succeed in business, access multimillion dollar government contracts or find out more about entrepreneurship were all par for the course for students who elected business at this year's UNSW Indigenous Winter School, now in its 13th year.
AGSM graduate Sujeet Rana, named one of this year's Boss Young Executives 2015 shares his vision on what the future of Leadership looks like


text:
Main menu
Skip to content
Get Featured
How To Promote Your Blog
Search for:
Tag Archives:
Yoga Energy
a Diet and Exercise blog
Spiritual Renewal
a Spirituality blog
Is There Life After Death?
a Religious blog
Shut the Door
a Spirituality blog
The Best Stressed Woman
an Inspirational blog
Life and Spirit in the Quantum Field
a Spirituality blog
Sunday School Teaching Resources
an Education blog
Walter E. Jacobson, M.D.
a Health blog
SpiritFlow With Josh Williams
an Inspirational blog
Remember The Words
a Religious blog


text: Football: Analyzing ESPN's best-case, worse-case scenarios for West Virginia in 2014 Football: Analyzing ESPN's best-case, worse-case scenarios for West Virginia in 2014 Featured On Campus SHARE Chris Humphrey , June 28, 2014 / 1585 1 Over the past two weeks, Jake Trotter and Brandon Chatmon of ESPN's Big 12 Blog have laid out the best- and worst-case scenarios for each member of the Big 12 Conference if everything or nothing goes right over the course this year. The tongue-in-cheek predictions have events like Baylor moving back to Floyd Casey Stadium after structural problems with the new McLane Stadium and Texas Tech Red Raiders' coach Kliff Kingsbury joining "The Bachelorette" on ABC. West Virginia's best case scenario sees the team beating the Georgia Bulldogs in the Cotton Bowl to complete an 11-2 season, but other end of the spectrum sees Dana Holgorsen leaving for Texas Tech after a second straight 4-8 season. However, these scenarios predicted for West Virginia should be taken a little more seriously as they're not far what could actually happen for the Mountaineers. First, it would take a great deal of pregame refreshments outside the Georgia Dome for West Virginia fans to believe the possibility of a double-digit win over Alabama, the standard barrier for college football programs. With all offseason to plan for Holgorsen's offensive attack and fume over their Sugar Bowl loss to the Oklahoma Sooners, it makes sense for all signs to point to an Alabama win this August in Atlanta, but something a bit more conservative than a 20-point beat down in West Virginia's season opener. West Virginia seems likely to bounce back from an Alabama loss for back-to-back wins against the Towson Tigers in the home opener on September 6 and a road win over the Maryland Terrapins in College Park on September 13, unless the team performs similar to last year's game in Baltimore. Despite coming up short in their first two meetings as conference rivals, West Virginia has the experience and talent, especially at the running back position, to score the team's first victory over Oklahoma since the 2008 Fiesta Bowl and the first 3-1 start since 2011. After an assumed victory over Kansas the first weekend of October, the remainder of the month will bring tall tasks for both the West Virginia offense and defense as the team travels to face Texas Tech in Lubbock and Oklahoma State in Stillwater with a home game against defending Big 12 champion Baylor sandwiched between them. It looks as if West Virginia could take two of three games with road victories at Texas Tech and Oklahoma State, but Baylor will once again slice and dice the Mountaineer defense for a third straight year. The month of November should begin successfully just like October for West Virginia as the team wins their second straight game against the TCU Horned Frogs and returns to Austin to knock off the Texas Longhorns just as Geno Smith, Tavon Austin and Stedman Bailey did in 2012. Since joining the Big 12, Kansas State has outscored West Virginia by a 90-26 score in the first two meetings, but even though the score might be closer than in previous meetings, the Wildcats will take a third straight win against West Virginia on a cold November night in Morgantown. West Virginia's season finale victory over Iowa State in Ames seals the team's first nine-win season since 2010 and a berth into one of the Big 12's stable of bowl games like the Valero Alamo Bowl in San Antonio or the Valley of the Sun Bowl in Tempe, Arizona. The 9-3 regular season record seems more plausible than the predicted 10-2 season in the best-case scenario or the 4-8 losing season, but one of the scenarios mentioned by Chatmon is possible if the latter does happen this year. If 2014 ends with back-to-back losing seasons for the first time since the Frank Cignetti era, the scenario of Holgorsen ending up at Texas Tech or any place other than Morgantown next year for that matter might be not far from reality for West Virginia. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on Posterous share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tumblr it Tweet about it Buzz it up Subscribe to the comments on this post Print for later Tell a friend


text: [ Woman Snags Fly-Away Bat With One Hand While Protecting A Child [VIDEO] By Liz Mantel May 28, 2014 Best catch of the game!? Read More Category: Breakfast Club, Sports Tags: Bat, MLB, Snag, woman Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


text:
The Pittsburgh Penguins struck a 6 year, $30 million deal with 24 year year winger James Neal this morning. Although the Penguins have known for a while that it was likely going to cost at least $5 million per season to get something done with Neal during the season, Neal officially signed makes it a reality for the team that a big salary is likely going to have to be moved, and possibly as early as this off-season.
The Penguins and James Neal have agreed to a 6 year, $30 million extension. The Latest Read More
With the signing of Neal, Pittsburgh has $59.59 committed to 11 forwards, 6 defensemen and 1 goaltender on 1-way contracts for the 2012-2013 season.
Why are the Penguins possibly in cap trouble? Because there is a strong push from small market owners to lower the salary cap to at least the $60 to $62 million range. Pierre LeBrun of ESPN reported this week that a temporary cap of $68-69 million will likely be put in place this summer until a new CBA signed but many GM's are preparing for the cap to go down once a new CBA is agreed upon.
Assuming Sidney Crosby is fully healthy and if the cap lowers by just by a few million, Pittsburgh will be forced to move some bodies for next season.
Pittsburgh also has to start preparing for the 2013-2014 season as Sidney Crosby and Jordan Staal are eligible to sign new extensions starting July 1. The asking price for Staal is widely expected to start at $5 million per season.
Meanwhile, Kris Letang who is the most underpaid defenseman in the NHL at $3.5 million per season, is eligible to sign a new extension on July 1, 2013. He figures to see his cap hit possibly double.
Here's a look at the top three candidates to be moved if the Penguins have to shed salary, in addition to a 2012-2013 roster breakdown:
Top-3 Candidates to be Moved
1. Paul Martin - Age 30
Cap Hit: $5 million (Signed through 2014-2015)
Clauses: No Trade Clause
GM Ray Shero has yet to send out a fax to all 29 teams informing GM's that he is looking to move Paul Martin that almost all GM's do when they are looking to dump a player in pretty much a "non hockey trade".


text:
Wolfowitz: Thank you for the very warm welcome. Let me begin the way I learned to begin speeches when I was the American Ambassador to Indonesia for three years. (Shalam … (inaudible).
And let me congratulate you on what seems to have been an outstanding event -- a very American event if I might say for people organize themselves with the community to get together to express common interest -- to do it in a democratic and peaceful fashion. In fact the great observer of American politics, some 200 years ago, whom I admit was a Frenchman named Alexis de Tocqueville who said there were two great things that supported the American constitution that were not in the constitution. One was Americans belief in God and the other he called the American tendency to form associations, which is to say to organize the way you are organizing.
I also appreciate very much the message that Dr. Perviz Shah delivered against terrorism. It's an important message to come from any community but I think you all know that it's particularly important that voices be raised in the Muslim community against terrorism and I applaud you for doing so.
There are two other things that I detect here that seem to be particularly important in an age where we are threatened by terrible crisis from (inaudible), when we are threatened by people who want to divide people of different religions and oppress people of their own religion. One is opinion diversity represented by the great variety of people here from (inaudible).
The other thing that I heard as a theme that Shia as a minority that have been oppressed as a minority but also Shia in their theological traditions understand the importance of minority rights and if I can quote your new council... (Inaudible) that in the fact if I would study Shia theology I would want to introduce here I would think that civil liberties is a very important thing in Shia theology and I applaud you for that.
And finally I think you've picked a wonderful time to hold these conventions. Memorial Day is the day when we recognize those who have given their lives over the years to make this country, keep this country free and to bring freedom to so many others. And I appreciate very much that tribute just now to the brave young Americans who gave their lives to liberate Iraq.
It's a duty and an honor (inaudible) wounded soldiers out at Walter Reed and at Bethesda -- extraordinary to talk to them who have lost arms or legs or sometimes their eyesight. Without complaint they believe they fought for just cause and they fought to keep and make this country a safer country and they are just amazing. And we all owe them a great debt and I appreciate your recognizing that.
Memorial Day is the day that we remember the sacrifice that previous generations have (inaudible) through our freedom. I think the Shia of Iraq don't need a reminder of the high price of freedom. As we uncover one mass grave after another you are reminded that freedom alone is not enough but justice is also required and that is what America wants now to help to bring to Iraq.
I am amazed sometimes with how much coverage is given to the many pieces of bad news and how little coverage is given to big pieces of good news; yet we received some remarkable good news out of Iraq a few weeks ago -- for the first time in 26 years that the (inaudible) pilgrimage was permitted.
It was (inaudible) somewhere between a million to 2 million Shia who made a pilgrimage that was as far as I can tell completely peaceful. We had quite a few discussions in advance to that event -- it might surprise you -- that General Franks and his commanders out in Central Command recognizing that this would be a very emotional event and (inaudible) not surprising some of us were a little nervous about it and we are all incredibly impressed with the self-discipline that was shown by the Shia community and I guess I have to say...
I was impressed by the way the (inaudible) forces who were able to stay out of sight while the (inaudible) presiding appropriate security. I think that it was a very active cooperation between Shia of Iraq and American armed forces and I hope that is a big symbol of good things for the future.
In some ways that whole demonstration, the whole pilgrimage is a reminder of (inaudible) Hussein own suffering at the hands of the tyrant of his time. Just as in our time the Iraq Shia endured the prosecution of the tyrant of our time Saddam Hussein. But now we need to work for a brighter future for the people of Iraq not just for Shia in Iraq but all the people of Iraq. Like many minorities who have endured persecution throughout the ages it is impressive that Shia has produced more than its share of creative geniuses: scientists like (inaudible), political leaders like (inaudible); poets like (inaudible) become a great popular figure among American campuses these days. And I'm told even that architects who built Egypt in Cairo were Shia.
I think your community and the spirit of the convention this weekend speaks to the fact that there is not a contradiction in a strong belief in religion and a belief of tolerance for people who practice other religions.
That is something that is desperately needed in the modern world and the world after September 11th. I mentioned that I had the privilege of being the American Ambassador for 3 years to Indonesia the country with the largest Muslim population in the world. I came to know and love many Muslims of Indonesia above all because of their tolerance and their belief that Islam was consistent with the rights of others and their recent President was a good friend of mine, (inaudible), is a Muslim, a devote Muslim and one of the most strong advocates of religious tolerance that I have met in my life.
Americans too are God-fearing people. We have been ever since our founding and we are also people going to be committed to religious tolerance. There's a beautiful letter that our first President George Washington wrote to the Jewish community in Newport, Rhode Island. And there's a great phrase in that letter where he said that the United States is a country that gives to bigotry no sanction and I think those who come from abroad understand that this is country that has no place for bigotry.
I had a wonderful opportunity a couple of weeks ago, thanks to Larry Franklin and my staff who I want to publicly acknowledge to have a meeting with a number of you and quite a few of you here tonight, Shia leaders from many different parts of the community and different parts of the country. And it was educational for me, it was inspiring. What came through to me most of all though was a sense of being misunderstood of needing to explain to me that the Shia community is a diverse community. The Shia community does believe in religious tolerance and when you've had to explain to them, people across the table, that this is something that I've know for quite sometime and I understand the need to stand and feel the need to explain yourselves but you don't need to explain yourselves to me.
At risk of me talking about an unhappy time in the past I unfortunately recall going shortly after the last Gulf War in 1991 with Secretary of State Baker on his first trip to the Persian Gulf at the end of that war and some of us on his plane were having a debate and I confess there were some people who seem to think it would be worse to have a Shia government in Baghdad than to have Saddam Hussein. I felt very strongly that was obvious nonsense. And I was very pleased when he arrived in Saudi Arabia to find that the senior Saudi figures with whom the Secretary of State knew similarly believed it was nonsense. The Saudi Foreign Minister and other Saudis told the Secretary of State the worst thing that could to happen would be to leave Saddam Hussein in power and they said we are not afraid of the Shia of Iraq -- they fought against Iran for 8 years they are not able to be (inaudible).
Tragically as we know that advice was not followed. I will say personally I feel a little bit of pride that we finally contributed to eliminating that tragedy some. I recall somebody told me that our troops were about to leave southern Iraq and there were no instructions for them to take care of the Shia refugees --some 30 to 40 thousand who would come into southern Iraq. And I took this news to Secretary of Defense and then at the time Vice of the United States -- Mr. Cheney. He said we can't allow that to happen and he told me immediately to talk to the Deputy and Security Advisor Mr. Gates and say he would not leave southern Iraq until something is done to take care of those refugees.
We didn't do all that we should have done, we missed an opportunity I think a wonderful opportunity to have ended this terrible regime 12 years ago but better late than never. I think people have suffered but the suffering now can stop and we have an opportunity to build a new and much better Iraq.
I can't help being struck with some of the same people who declared a week or two after the war began I would like to remind you again the war began only about 2 months ago. Only a week or two after the war began you could read that we were buried in a quagmire. We had a terrible military plan and Secretary Rumsfeld did not send enough forces, that the world was about end.
Somehow a week or two later all the people who would have profits of (inaudible) disappeared, you would have thought without a trace and now they are back again. Now we are in a quagmire because our plan did not adequately take care of or provide for and prevent every act of terror that happened after the statue fell in Baghdad. The truth is I believe we had a plan that was very close to brilliant. I will give most of the credit to General Franks and his staff.
And the results of that success remarkable things happened and more importantly remarkable things horrible things that we feared did not happen. There is no food crisis in Iraq in the wake of the war, there have been no major epidemics in Iraq, it was not the refugee crisis that many predicted would destabilize the entire region. There was no wholesale destruction of the oil wells or other environmental disasters that had been predicted. The regime did not use weapons of mass destruction. I think many dynamics (inaudible) one of those scenarios that was much feared was the scenario of fortress Baghdad, in which is the largest city in Iraq might be turned into a younger version of that tragedy in Chechnya.
None of these terrible things happened and don't know entirely why but I would submit that a large part of the reason it didn't happen was because the plan emphasized speed. We moved before Saddam even expected us to move. We moved with our ground forces when he expected us to start with weeks of bombing and we moved to Baghdad at a speed that even astonished our own military we were there in two weeks. When we got to Baghdad we didn't wait to build up big forces to level the city in order to take it. We started armed raids into the heart of the city and to our surprise the armed raids (inaudible).
We know emphasizing speed and the way we did it that we would leave behind problems that would have to be taken care of later but we are taking care of those problems and we are doing it systematically and we are doing it diligently, rapidly.
Some of those problems involve the deterioration in electric power, some of it was a result of the war but much of it was resulted in deterioration under the previous regime. Today I am told for the first time in 12 years that the city Basra has power 24 hours a day for the first time 12 years. All five power plants in southern Iraq are up and working and now that the UN sanctions have been lifted we will be able to restore another 700 mega watts of power that depend on Iraqi natural gas. So progress is being made and things like the restoration of basic services.
But the biggest challenge and I think you all recognize is the challenge of personal security. The fact that particularly Baghdad remains a very dangerous place, particularly at night. The criminals that were released when Saddam opened all the jails, of course they weren't all criminals many of them are political prisoners but the criminals along with them need to be rounded up. But most importantly something that needs to be better understood I think by the American press and the American public while major combat ended a month ago, combat has not ended. And on a daily basis American forces are encountering organized elements, small elements of the old regime. There are still (inaudible) and dangerous, when I was keeping track which was when I was testifying before the Foreign Relations Committee last Thursday, in just the preceding 24 hours there had been some 5 or 6 incidents, in which our troops were attacked with sniper rifles with rocket propelled grenades in which some 10 or 20 Baathist criminals had been captured or wounded.
There is real combat going on particularly in Baghdad and some areas in central Iraq. I believe a creed (inaudible) Ambassador Bremer issued a week ago outlining the Ba'ath Party and the declaring de-Ba'athification – a very important and symbolic message. It's also a very critical step toward restoring confidence and creating an atmosphere in which Iraqis can feel for the first time in decades that they can express political opinions freely and without fear. And you need to recognize that we are not there yet, it takes time.
John Abizaid, who by the way, is an outstanding American of Lebanese origin and one of the best lieutenant generals in the United States Army and an Arabic speaker. I first met him when he was a Commander in northern Iraq 12 years ago as part of Operation (inaudible). John Abizaid is now the Deputy Commander of US Central Command and he has commanded US troops in Bosnia; he commanded US troops in Kosovo. I talked to him a few days ago after he had been to Baghdad and he said we are way ahead in Iraq of where we were in Bosnia and Kosovo this early in a post-war situation.
So while there is a lot of work to do, it is getting done. Those incredibly professional young men and women on our forces continue to do that important work and (inaudible) on a daily basis getting more and more help from the civilian side. We set up an office actually back in January. The first time by the way that I know of that we've ever set up a post-war office before a war even began -- called the Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance. It turned out that there was no humanitarian crisis, we didn't need large supplies of food and tents and things like that that we expected. And the task is more on construction and reconstruction but we have the people, we have the resources and we are going to get that job done.
But finally the most important challenge is the challenge of creating the conditions where the Iraqi people can build for the first time a free and democratic country. I said it the way that I said it because it's not for Americans to build a democratic Iraq; Iraqis have got to do it. The decisions have got to be made by Iraqis.
But I think that we and our coalition partners have two absolutely critical roles. One role falls principally to the military, is to create the secure conditions where people can in fact speak their minds freely without fear of being (inaudible) or intimidated. It's difficult I think for Americans even Americans like me who had the misfortune of reading for many years just how terrible this regime is. Unless you've actually lived it though I think it's hard to understand the fear and the terror that is left over from years of that kind of intimidation. It's going to take a lot work and a lot demonstrated commitment by the coalition forces for people who genuinely believe that they can speak their minds freely.
But I think the other thing also in political fear, while it's not for us to tell Iraqis what kind of democracy Iraq should have. You know sometimes I hear it said we shouldn't have never use the word democracy for the times like we want to export the American system to some people who want something different but there are many, many different forms of democracy.
I remember the time when people use to say Korea could never have a democracy -- well they have a democracy today. It's Korean democracy it's different from ours. For that matter even ours is different from the British. I don't know a single democracy that is exactly like another but what is essential I think in all of them is the principle of equal justice under law, the protection and the rights all individuals, the protection of the rights of minorities -- that's what democracy is about, not just one man one vote.
And I believe and I know the President of the United States believes that that example of democracy in Iraq can have a powerful influence throughout the Middle East and I believe and again I know the President of the United States believes that the opportunity for the Shia in southern Iraq or the Shia in Iraq principally in the south to be able to create a free and democratic society in this heartland of the Shia that the two holy cities of Shia (inaudible) can have a powerful influence to the entire Shia community in the world.
So we think that the sacrifice that's been made by those brave young Americans, the sacrifices that have been made by heroic Iraqis over decades can in fact be repaid a thousand fold in a brighter future for the Iraqi people a brighter future that will influence the whole Middle East and the whole Muslim world and I thank you.
Question: (inaudible) Iraqi Canadians would like to offer services in Iraq and we ask you help us make that happen.
A: Thank you and I take the comments and I think I might commission Larry Franklin to find out more about your organization. Understand 2 things: number one, until the security positions have been firmly established, there are limits on how many people we can bring in and that unfortunately includes very senior members of the US House and Senate who are not very happy with us because they want to visit and we have had to tell them that it's only safe to come into very limited areas. But we are working on that. And it improves every day.
Secondly, with respect to (inaudible) organizations, we have to be a little bit careful and I am not talking about yours, but there are some that want to come in that probably should not be allowed at all and I don't think you need me to name names. So I think we need to have some proper principals there.
Question: (inaudible) Shia are most tolerant among Muslim – seeking justice and peace. (inaudible) We would like to ask you and your authority to respect religious concerns of Shia community in Middle East. There are some media attacking that region which does not mesh with our culture and religion…..negative images come from media….
A: I think we are among friends here.
A: I am sure the media could improve. We could all improve. By the way I have learned over many years as a government official increasingly (inaudible) the media is constantly criticizing the government and I understand more and more that without a free media the potential of the government to abuse the people is enormous. We have to allow a free media.
The first point and I don't want to dwell on this but part of the problem is not the media. Part of the problem is the image the tyrannical of Iran has projected to the world, a false image of Shia. This group I believe is wonderful because you're speaking American words of Shia and the message you're sending and the message I have heard tonight is an America message of tolerance and diversity.
The second and I think this is terribly important and I think the opportunity in Iraq is enormous. And I should have mentioned but we hear the stories about insecurity in Baghdad. In the southern part of the country the stories are much better.
In Basra, the 2nd largest city in Iraq, has been (inaudible) stable for quite some time. The story I love most that I forgot to tell you is about Kabala – is it Kabala? You don't need me to tell you why Kabala is important. But you may need me to tell you that in one battalion a group of US Marines has established conditions in Kabala where the people of that important city have organized themselves in a way that will do us all proud. Not only have they created very secure conditions and begun to restore basic services -- it's not easy by the way – but we have had a chance recently to start looking at Oil for Food contracts.
It may not surprise you but it surprised Americans to learn that result of their money was going to buy $90,000 Mercedes, tank transporters and the list goes on and on. There are problems. There is neglect.
But the most impressive thing in Kabala is that the local people with the protection of the Marines have formed a local council that I think could be a model for what we hope for the future. There is a man named (inaudible) who wanted the distinction of being a (inaudible) prophet to represent one of the major tribes in the area. And a member of (inaudible) intelligencia—the council represents tribal figures, religious figures, (inaudible) that have been imprisoned 12 years by Saddam Hussein, businessmen, ophthalmologists, lawyers. It really sounds like American pluralism reflected in Iraq in such an important city. So you as Shia and we as Americans have a great stake in creating (inaudible) conditions in southern Iraq where very different messages will come out and we'll see what you're capable of.
Question (Inaudible)
I know Ambassador Bremer is looking forward to (inaudible). This is going to be the last question. I thank you very much and I thank you (inaudible) for letting me speak first. You are very kind and I appreciate it. I look forward to the second annual convention. Thank you.


text: Consumer goods companies spend millions – sometimes hundreds of millions – of euros into retail display cabinets for better product placement and improved quality. Cabinets are typically provided to stores free of charge with the promise that they will increase sales to cover the investment. The challenge is that after the cabinets are delivered, the owner has very little visibility and control over these assets.


text:
By The Raleigh Telegram
HILLSBOROUGH – Last Sunday, the annual Farm to Fork picnic once again featured a sold out crowd as hundreds of local food lovers enjoyed tasty food, desserts, beer, music, and more at the W.C. Breeze Family Farm just outside of Hillsborough in Orange County.
The annual event is organized by Orange County, the Center for Environmental Farming Systems at NC State University, Slow Food Triangle, the NC Agricultural Foundation and other groups. The event benefits farmer training programs at Breeze Farm, which trains farmers on sustainable agricultural techniques and other innovative farming methods.
Once again this year, turnout was great for the event and the Breeze Farm was filled with enthusiastic attendees, volunteers, local chefs and brewers, farmers, and musicians. Rain held off until the event just finished, so folks got to eat outside and listen to music or enjoy tours of the farm.
The dishes this year once again included everything from goat meat barbecue with goat's cheese topping to blueberry pies and even a Korean dish named Bo Ssam that used pork shoulder from the Lucky 3 Farm. Another favorite dish was a fried corn dog made with local meats combined with potato outsides with a side of homemade mustard.
All of the food was grown or made locally and local farms, local restaurants, and local catering companies provided all of the food.
The beverages were even local and included beer made in Durham by Fullsteam brewery and Bull City Burger and Brewery that was made with wild mulberries. Some hard cider was also provided straight from the wooden cask at the event as well. A local soft drink was also provided that combined ginger, soda water, and blueberries.
Music was provided underneath the big tent by local musicians including bluegrass music from the Deep Gap Band and the Occoneechee String Band.
The venue once again lived up to its name "Farm to Fork," as everyone enjoyed a fantastic afternoon sampling local fare at its finest. ::
SEE MORE THAN 75 PHOTOS: Click here
Article Posted: Saturday, June 15th, 2013.


text:
MILLBURY, Mass. — The Millbury High School boys' and girls' basketball teams both defeated Southbridge High School this week, putting the boys back in the win column after a long drought.
The boys rode a terrific performance by Nick Guaragno, who posted a triple double – 19 points, 20 rebounds and 15 blocks – as the boys raced out to a huge 45-24 halftime lead and cruised to a 75-65 win.
Tristan Cano got 15 rebounds and 14 points, and younger brother Evan Cano continued his solid play with 16 points. Spark plug Michael Woll also contributed with 15 points for the Woolies, who travel to Tantasqua High School on Friday night. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m.
The Millbury girls' team got a strong performance by Molly McCausland to defeat Southbridge, 46-35, Monday. McCausland scored 16 points as the Lady Woolies broke open a one-point half time lead to win their sixth in a row.
Millbury also got strong performances from Brooke Nadeau, who scored 13 points, and Payton Bruegger, who added eight.
The girls are in first place in the SWCL East with an 8-2 record, two games in front of Northbridge (6-4). They return home for a tilt against Tantasqua Thursday night. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m.


text:
Onions and garlic have many health properties, but those specific foods can make a person's dosha unbalanced. It may be beneficial for some, but not for others. Determining your dosha type can help you figure out if what foods are right for you.
Terms of Use | Contact Us | Sponsors | Articles | Podcasts | Blog
© 2012 iHealthTube. All rights reserved.
Use of the website signifies your agreement to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Notice: Users should note that this site is not a medical site and cannot replace advice from your physician or health care provider. Individual results may vary. iHealthTube encourages users to seek the advice of a qualified professional for any health concern, including supplemental nutrition. Questions: firstname.lastname@example.com
We try our best not to make mistakes; however, if typographical errors appear in our site, we cannot be held responsible.


text:
azealia banks by sharif hamza for dazed & confused – september 2012 + van vogue video directed by rankin
Banned from news stands in seven countries already, here is the Azealia Banks cover shoot for the September 2012 issue of Dazed & Confused. It's pretty much incredible, yes. Photos by the one and only Sharif Hamza. Interview by my girl Karley 'Slutever' Sciortino. Under the cut is the stunning Rankin directed video for Banks' Van Vogue (also used in the T by Alexander Wang campaign video).
Post Tags: azealia banks, cover, dazed & confused, karley sciortino, rankin, sharif hamza, Van Vogue
Browse Timeline
- « commercial: lady gaga – FAME directed by steven klein and produced by ridley scott & associates
- » lana del rey by inez & vinoodh for H&M AW12


text:
Although a common date, this VAM-10 is a bit of a conditional rarity. A real beauty. Coin has an extremely strong strike, rarely seen in a New Orleans Morgan. Strong luster with light golden toning around edges of both sides. Contact marks are light and not too numerous.
© 1999 - 2015 Collectors Universe NASDAQ: CLCT


text:
TORONTO - The calendar is becoming Brandon Morrow's enemy.
The Blue Jays' right-hander, considered the club's number two starter behind R.A. Dickey at the start of the season, continues to feel pain in his right forearm.
"(He) still isn't feeling right," said general manager Alex Anthopoulos. "We're going to get him examined again. Again, we've gotten MRIs done before but it just doesn't feel 100 per cent."
Therein lies the problem. Imaging and other testing have shown only inflammation. Morrow throws bullpen sessions but doesn't bounce back. Speculation the pain could be tied to the ulnar ligament in his elbow, which if torn would require Tommy John surgery, is refuted.
"It hasn't progressed," said Anthopoulos. "We're going to give him a little more rest, maybe get him examined again. It's one of those things, it might just be rest. We've talked to our trainers about it. He's a lot better than he was and he feels better but he still doesn't feel like it's 100 per cent."
A lot must happen for Morrow to return this season. First, he needs to feel healthy enough to throw a simulated game. If he passes that test, he'd begin a minor league rehabilitation assignment.
Having not pitched in a big league game since May 28 and with only two innings under his belt (Dunedin on June 17), Morrow would essentially be starting over.
If Morrow doesn't get back on a mound soon, he'll run out of time on the season.
Injuries have limited Morrow to 31 starts since the beginning of 2012. He battled an oblique problem last year. Now it's the mystery forearm pain.
Does Morrow need to learn how to pitch hurt?
"He's done 180 or 184 (innings,) whatever it was," said Anthopoulos, referring to Morrow's 2011 season when he pitched 179 1/3 innings. "Does 16 innings to get to 200 change much? I don't know. I don't know that I would put the label on him like that. If he'd only been a 120-inning guy or 110 prior to, I think that would be fair. When guys are hurt, I don't know what's going through their bodies."
Happ nearing return
J.A. Happ, who pitched four innings of one-run ball in Buffalo on Tuesday before a rain delay cut short his outing at 60 pitches, is coming along but will need at least one more start before rejoining the Blue Jays.
"He was throwing well, he was feeling good," said Anthopoulos. "When he moves off the mound, he's still not 100 per cent. Obviously he can go out there and pitch but he's still a little bit stiff at times with some of the movements off the mound."
Happ was injured when he was hit in the head by a line drive on May 7 in Tampa Bay.
Happ suffered a minor skull fracture and required stitches in his left ear. His right knee buckled as he crumpled to the ground, causing a number of sprained ligaments from which he continues to recover.
The Blogger: Scott MacArthur covers the Blue Jays for TSN Radio 1050. In addition to reading his baseball blogs online, you can hear him on TSN Radio 1050 throughout the year.
Scott MacArthur follows the Jays every day, so you should follow him! Follow twitter.com/TSNScottyMac to get updates on the Blue Jays!
Blue Jays Headlines
Blue Jays Statistics
Blue Jays Roster
Blue Jays Transactions
Blue Jays Injuries
Leafs Lunch is joined by TSN Leafs Reporter Mark Masters.
Scott MacArthur sits down one-on-one with Toronto Blue Jays closer Casey Janssen.
Scott MacArthur is joined by Drew Hutchison for a special one-on-one interview.
Blue Jays Report with Scott MacArthur Podcast RSS Feed
Blue Jays Report with Scott MacArthur Podcast Archive


text:
Do you know what is the common in world's top 100 terrorists and organizations? They hate idolatry and idolaters as biggest enemy. Agniveer proudly stands in defense of idolatry until this monster of terror is wiped off the globe.
I am a Pakistani Hindu
A Muslim Writes to Terrorists
Taliban butchered 140 innocent kids in Peshawar and ISIS beheaded 150 women in the name of Allah. If any terrorist or their sympathizers can answer this letter with truth in heart, I too promise to join their path. If not, I urge you to follow my path of humanity with reason and love. An open letter to all extremists from a Muslim.


text:
Sea Tangle Noodle Company, Kelp Noodles, 12 oz (340 g)
Items 51-55 of 257 total
« Previous |
| Next »
Love, love, love these noodles.
Posted by OrganicReviews99 on Jan 29, 2013
I am avoiding carbs and these were the PERFECT substitute. Perfect taste and texture. Really like them a lot and way cheaper than the "natural food store." Thanks iherb!
Was this review helpful to you?
Report Abuse
Note: iHerb does not imply any medical claims from this review. Disclaimer.
I love these noodles
Posted by 4829086959897712224 on Mar 19, 2013
They have a mild taste. Great in Salad
Easy to use and zero carbs!
Posted by SazfromIreland on Sep 28, 2012
A great tip to soften them which another reviewer gave is to soak them in water with a squeeze of lemon or vinegar. If you can cook them for a while in your sauce also, they will soak some of the flavour.
Definitely DIFFERENT, but not in a bad way!
Posted by dessertswithbenefits on Nov 09, 2012
These noodles are crunchy and don't soften even when cooked. I boiled them for 20 minutes without any change in texture. I found that microwaving IN sauce actually softens them a little (I like marinara). These noodles don't really have any flavor so just make sure the sauce you use is really good.
I also like how these are basically calorie-free, so if you overindulged during the day you can quickly heat this up with some sauce, a protein and vegetable and dinner is done, guilt-free!
I am definitely buying this again.
Gluten Free
Posted by Reviewer1000575 on Nov 14, 2012
Since my family is gluten free this product is a nice change from spaghetti squash. Not everyone loved this product in my family, but two of us love it enough to reorder.


text:
MMA News
Sonnen, Silva Fist Fight on TUF Brazil Set, Coach Jumps In And Sucker Punches Chael
"Wanderlei and Chael fought. Just today. They literally fought. While they were fighting one of Wanderlei's guys sucker punched Chael. They went crazy, crazy shit happened there. We're dealing with that right now too. … They literally fought today, it went on for awhile. It's one of those things, it's on a reality show, it's good and it's bad. A fight didn't need to break out between these two for people to be excited about this fight, because these two have been at each other's throats."
During a luncheon in Los Angeles, UFC President Dana White, told the media that Chael Sonnen and Wanderlei Silva came to blows today while filming season 3 of the UFC's 'The Ultimate Fighter: Brazil'.
Crazy right?
0 Responses to "Sonnen, Silva Fist Fight on TUF Brazil Set, Coach Jumps In And Sucker Punches Chael"
Dana (Sonnen and Silva) are building the buzz….PR 101…
Yeah, it's probably already blown way out of proportion.
"Chael no hespek notting" -Anderson Silva
It is just a bunch of hype and probably just a publicity stunt to get everyone to watch TUF Brazil which probably wont be available to watch anywhere except their fight pass site. I am sure this is just to build interest.
I'm sure it hit the ground very quick like, chael probably had top position and then the sucker punch.
Interesting how there's no video to further entice me…. *yawn*
i dont buy it… TUF hype machine at work
Watch crazy horse get jumped by wands crew. Look how its edited. Brazillians a mostly cheaters.
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
JM de Guzman says parents should remind the youth that pre-marital sex comes with responsibilities.
This he realized, now that he is reprising his role as a young father in the ABS-CBN drama "Angelito: Ang Bagong Yugto."
"Bilang actor, responsibilidad ko na masabi sa mga magulang, sa mga bata na may mabigat na kapalit iyon, may malaking kapalit. Iyon ang main focus sa show, to educate especially children and parents," JM said at a press conference in ABS-CBN compound on Tuesday, July 17.
He thinks the obligations of early parenthood can rob people of their youth.
"Pwede siyang magresulta sa mga bagay na pwede mong pagsisihan or paghirapan. So, masasabi ko na hindi siya okay, lalo na sa mga batang hindi naga-guide."
He warns, "Dapat alam natin yung gagawin natin, yung tama sa mali. Sa ngayon kasi, mas importante yung gina-guide tayo ng parents natin na hindi basta-basta yung pre-marital sex."
JM is grateful to leading lady Charee Pineda for their great teamwork.
So why aren't they playing beautiful music together in real life (Charee is engaged to a non-showbiz guy)?
"Sobrang kumportable po kami sa isa't isa bilang magkaibigan at co-workers. Nakakapag-contribute kami ng marami, " JM replied.
Intimate scenes are not a problem for them since they respect each other. JM said he and Charee have been friends long before "Angelito" started airing.
"Marami na rin kaming pinagsamahan ni Charee, since nung "Alynna," "Midnight Phantom." Sa journey namin, marami na kaming natutunan, pagkakamali. So, ngayon, mas okay na kami," JM said.
Is JM's lovelife as colorful as Charee's?
"My heart? Jumping," he joked.
Admiring Jessy Mendiola
He admits having a crush on Jessy Mendiola.
"I'm looking forward to working with Jessy Mendiola. I really admire her, mabait siyang tao," he said.
JM feels blessed with his career, especially now that he topbills the Cinemalaya entry "Intoy Syokoy ng Kalye Marino."
"Yung career ko ngayon, sobrang binigay out of the blue. I came from nothing, zero. Ngayon po ang daming blessings, so mas pinagbubutihan ko pa."
Although he feels pressured about duplicating the high ratings of "Angelito's" first installment, JM would rather focus on his job.
"Andoon po yung pressure, pero ngayon I am more focused sa pagcontribute kung ano pa yung ikakaganda ng show. Hindi ko na po problema ang ratings. Basta ako alam ko sa sarili ko na I will do my best and I love my job and I feel very grateful."
"Angelito: Ang Bagong Yugto," also stars Kaye Abad, John Prats, Elizabeth Oropesa, Snooky Serna, Sam Concepcion and Al Tantay.
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — Here's a roundup of news Saturday from the Television Critics Association summer meeting, at which TV networks and streaming services are presenting details on upcoming programs: …