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Those dock connectors on the sides of the Galaxy Nexus looked promising, but ever since the device was revealed we really haven't gotten much of a clue as to what kind of docks or other accessories we'd be able to use.
Retailer MobilFun has revealed a smorgasbord of images and videos showcasing the docks. We have horizontal and vertical desktop docks, HDMI docks and vehicle docks to sink our teeth into and even a holder that has an extra battery compartment that will charge your Galaxy Nexus while it's on.
They all look pretty good, too. Check out some of the images and video above and below and click through to the source link for more images. Hopefully these go on sale everywhere soon. (LTE versions may need their own set of docks due to size differences). [SmartDroid]
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I learned three things about Mitt Romney while working for him at the Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games: the man can handle a crisis, he's a good boss, and his hair really is perfect.
1) 9/11 Crisis Management
I was getting ready for work when the first plane hit the towers the morning of September 11, 2001. I was 3,000 miles away from my family in New York, where I'm from. After speaking with my editor, we decided to still head in. Then the second plane hit as I was on my way from Park City down to Salt Lake City. No way, I thought. Screw this, I'm not going down there. It's all FUGAZI. I turned around and went home wondering whether or not I should stock up on shotgun shells. Definitely bourbon.
I pulled up to my house and noticed one lone plane circling lazily up in the blue sky looking disoriented, directionless. Inside, friends and Olympics staffers already started to gather. A lot of the Olympic staff were from back east, New York, Washington, D.C. and Boston.
We talked quietly with one eye on the sky and the other on the television. We frantically worked the phones; some good news was relayed from New England, terrible news came in from New York – a dozen or so close friends died. Feeling sad, worried and isolated from the rest of the world, high up in the Utah mountains, we could only come together and drink bourbon and play music. And that's what we did. As the day went on, the number of dead climbed. Were we under attack? Is my family okay? Will there even be an Olympics? Do I drive home? What the hell is going on?!!
Our nerves were raw.
The next day, Mitt sent an email to the staff saying the 2002 Winter Games had taken on an added meaning and importance, and that our work is among the "defining hours" in Olympic history.
Two days later, Mitt gathered staffers outside Olympic headquarters for an emotional pow-wow that recharged our purpose and soothed our nerves. Whether you liked his politics or not, at that point he did exactly what any good boss would do: calm and inspire.
I don't remember the exact words — few do as we were all pretty shattered — but I remember his message and steadying presence.
"I don't recall all the words exactly but I just remember feeling what he was saying. He was struck by this just as we were," SLOC Sport Director Cathy Priestner Allinger told a reporter. "When he spoke to us, it was really from the heart. … In terms of emotion, I've not had many moments like that in my life."
It's true. Mitt seemed clearly shaken, but energized. While everyone joked about Mitt's robotic delivery, he was clearly capable of delivering an unvarnished message straight from the heart. He triggered a lot of emotions that day, a giddy mix of anger and fear. But mostly, he was soothing. And he took to the task at hand, which was protecting the Salt Lake's Olympic Winter Games.
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Gay marriage foes not closed-minded
In your "Our View" column Feb. 17, the Herald hopes for "open-minded Republican support" of the gay marriage bill. My definition of open-minded is not merely if someone agrees with me. Do you suggest that opposition to the bill automatically makes one close-minded?
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AUSTIN, Texas - Texas Gov. Rick Perry is running for
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Special Services at Westwood
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Flower communion
Flower communions are a long standing Unitarian tradition. By exchanging flowers, we show our willingness to walk together in our search for truth, disregarding all that might divide us. Each person takes home a flower brought by someone else - thus symbolizing and celebrating our community.
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Macon County officials gathered in Franklin last Friday to recognize two individuals who have dedicated the better part of their lives to serving Maconians.
In honor of Dorothy and John Crawford, Macon County commissioners named the new senior services community resources center the Dorothy R. and John L. Crawford Senior Center.
"Dorothy and John Crawford are outstanding citizens of Macon County," said Chairman of the Macon County Commissioner Kevin Corbin. "In a time when many folks look to see what they can 'get,' the Crawfords (at 94 & 93 years old) are still looking to give. ..."


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He won everything as a manager after helping Liverpool to a league title as a player – Bob Paisley enters our 100 Players Who Shook the Kop countdown…
Date of birth: January 23, 1919
Place of birth: Hetton-Le-Hole
Nationality: English
Position: Midfielder
Years at the club: 1946-54
Signed from: Bishop Auckland
Left for: Retired
Position in 2006 poll: 56
Although Bob Paisley's greatest contribution to Liverpool Football Club was clearly as a manager, his eight years in the Reds first team - which included a league title - should not be overlooked.
The Englishman actually joined Liverpool from thriving amateur outfit Bishop Auckland in 1939 but, like many of his contemporaries, the half-back lost much of his fledgling career to the Second World War.
He eventually made his debut for the club in January 1946 and quickly snatched the chance to exhibit his suitability for the half-back position in George Kay's aspiring team, which also boasted the likes of Jack Balmer, Billy Liddell and Albert Stubbins.
Paisley's first appearance of the 1946-47 campaign was in a thrilling 7-4 victory over Chelsea at Anfield; the future Reds boss would play another 32 times as Liverpool claimed their fifth championship.
Bob remained a fixture in the starting XI even as Liverpool's fortunes dipped slightly in the years that followed, but the greatest disappointment of the great man's relationship with the club was around the corner.
He scored a rare goal to help guide the Reds beyond neighbours Everton in their 1950 FA Cup semi-final but was famously overlooked for the showpiece against Arsenal - an immensely bitter blow.
Paisley's reaction to that misfortune embodied his character. Bob missed just one league fixture during the next season but could not stop an increasing decline in the standard of Liverpool's performances.
Into his mid-30s, the half-back was only selected for 19 matches in his final campaign as a player at Anfield and Paisley had to endure the despair of his team being relegated to the Second Division.
Fortunately for everyone concerned at the club, Bob would soon put that right...
Appearances: 277
Goals: 12
Honours with LFC: 1 First Division title (1946-47)
Did you know? Fortunately, Paisley was talked out of a short-lived desire to leave Liverpool following his disappointment in 1950
Where is he now? Passed away in 1996
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Brewer sets sights on world market
Posted: February 12, 2014|
Marston's head brewer has a passion for beer that he's hoping to export to Burton and the wider world. NIGEL POWLSON meets Adrian Oliver.
WHILE the French have always made the most of the traditions and heritage of their wine making industry, British Brewers have lagged behind on capitalising on their equally rich legacy.
But times are changing and Marston's latest head brewer feels that the Burton-based company is in the perfect place to reap the benefits.
Adrian Oliver, 44, has returned to the town where he first entered the industry with Bass as a graduate in 1990 to take responsibility for flagship brand Pedigree as well as Marston's other products.
Now reunited with his first beer Draught Bass as well as, for the first time, tackling the unique Union System which helped establish the town's brewing reputation, Adrian is fully aware of the heritage surrounding him on a daily basis.
"I have worked around Burton for a number of years and I always got the sense that Marston's was something the town was proud of – and not just Marston's itself but also Burton as the home of the British brewing industry.
"That's something we need to make more of. You think of what they make of Champagne in France and we have the Burton Union System and the town is the home of brewing, so we need to make more of that tradition and the links in the Burton area."
That would mean promoting the region and its brewing strengths in the same way France might sell Champagne to the world.
"I'd like to see something along those lines," says Adrian. "The wine industry has stolen a march on the brewing industry and that's something we need to learn from. People think about wine and food but beer has some fantastic attributes as well and it's about how we as a brewing industry make sure people understand that and know how good beer and food also go together. It's a message we can get across and something that is starting to happen in some pubs."
Born in Hampshire and brought up in the south east, Adrian moved to Burton when he joined Bass on its graduate programme, learning the trade in the town. After passing his brewing exams he was posted to Alton as a technical brewer in 1995. After two years he moved to Cape Hill, the export brewery for Bass until it was bought out by Interbrew and was closed. He came back to Burton but has most recently been the brewing manager at Heineken Tadcaster .
He became head brewer at Marston's last September.
He says: "I have been brewing for 24 years and one of the first things I brewed was Draught Bass and we have that on site here now as well. I have a lot of history and tradition myself with cask brewing so it's really exciting that I now get the chance to brew Bass alongside Pedigree, one of the beers I first drank when I came to the Midlands.
"It was also a chance to come back to the Midlands and a fantastic opportunity with the new bottling line going in and the company investing a lot of money into the business, which doesn't happen in a lot of places.
"I have always been interested in the Marston's brand, especially Pedigree, as it's something I have been drinking for 20 years - so it is a chance to come here and be responsible for the qood quality of that beer.
"I'm responsible for the site from the brewing of the beer, through the packaging and warehousing to providing our distribution fleet with the beer to take to the customers."
Marston's is now unique in using the circulating fermentation system known as the Burton Union which helped make the town's beers world famous. Invented in the 1830s, the Union System features a row of casks connected to a common trough via a series of pipes. It ensures the quality of the yeast used in the beers
For Adrian it's a new challenge.
"The Union System is unique and I think using it is something every brewer would like to have a go at. We may well be the only brewery in the world that still ferments using this system, which is something to be proud of. The challenge is for us to really look after the yeast strain, it's unique and the Union System produces the high quality. One of things I make sure of as head brewer is that our yeast is the best quality you can possibly get. So for me it has been learning about the Union System and how to get the very best out of it to produce the best beer we can."
So is looking after the Union System the most difficult job in brewing?
"It has different challenges but I wouldn't say it was harder," says Adrian. "If you were in a more modern brewery with stainless steel vessels there are different routines to go through but still challenges."
The massive investment in the bottling plant doesn't mean that Pedigree is taking a backseat.
But Adrian does admit that when it comes to the brand that Marston's needs to 'keep it fresh'.
"We have a strong, loyal following for the Pedigree brand but we also need to make sure we are attracting new people into drinking it. We are working hard to make sure that happens so that Pedigree remains one of the country's favourite ales for the next 50, 60, 70 years.
"It's a really challenging environment for the pub sector and people are drinking more at home, which is why bottle beers are growing."
But does Adrian think bottled beers can ever be as good in terms of taste and quality?
"I think the taste from my point of view is improving and we are giving people a much better experience and hopefully the consistency is getting better thanks to things like the new bottling lines.
"We all know the whole world is changing and there will be more and more challenges. The big one for us is how to produce very good products with the resources we have got, getting more volume out of bottling lines, supporting our sales team by getting the brewers out there, talking to the customers and sharing the love and pride in the beers we produce.
"One of our young female brewers has been involved in designing a new beer for the company and she will be the face of that. So there is a chance for our brewers to develop and produce their own exciting recipes and get to talk to the public about it. That's a great example of the way forward.
"It's how we engage people and let people know what we do and the passion and pride of the people who work here. If we can get that across, we will attract them into drinking our products."
Adrian says that one of things he has noticed since he has come to Marston's is the strong feeling for the brewery's heritage in the town.
"I'm still learning how we fit into the community and the wider town," he says. "We do fantastic things at Christmas when we open the brewery and let people try our products and the St George's Day celebrations on site. These are the kind of things I'm learning about as head brewer and hopefully over the next few years I can help make a contribution to Burton town itself.
"I have been really impressed with the people working here as someone coming from outside. Everybody has been really welcoming and I couldn't have asked for more support. They have also all shown me they have a dedication to producing fantastic beers at Marston's which is a real asset to the company."
Adrian says one of the rewards of his job is going into a pub and seeing someone ordering a perfectly pulled pint of Pedigree.
"There's nothing better," he says. "I went to one of our local pubs with my family and they had our cask beers on the bar. I had a pint and it was fantastic, you feel a real sense of achievement being part of brewing that fantastic product. If anyone gets the chance to be involved I would recommend it as you get a real sense of pride."


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I love you just the way you are
(after they buff that awful scar)
and laser the tattoos over your heart
I'm sure we're destined never to part
Remember to tuck up that cute
double chin
and put those buttocks back where
they'd been
Do ask about Lypo and
wax that moustache
and while you are at it get those teeth
that flash
A beautiful smile in no time they say
it Looks great and it seems such a small
price to pay
For love such as ours that
withstands any crisis
so while you are there just look
into the prices
of permanent lashes and
green contacts honey
and buy some new clothes
for it's well worth the money
a wig or a dye job will top
off the look
and get those new nails that
we saw in that book
I love you for you
but it's so plain to see
There's really a much better you
you can be
So call me next year
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Since it was off R.A. Dickey, hopefully it represents a World Series preview. Read More »
2012 Winter Meetings: Ryu offer rejected, Greinke's price up, Capuano/Harang/Uribe shopped
The Dodgers made an offer to Hyun Jin Ryu, but it was rejected by Scott Boras, according to Ned Colletti. The Dodgers made a long-term offer to Korean pitcher Ryu Hyun-jin on Tuesday, but it was rejected by agent Scott Boras. "Predictably, it fell a tad short," said general manager Ned Colletti. The Dodgers have until Sunday to sign Ryu ... Read More »
2012 Winter Meetings: Greinke Talk, Posturing On Ryu, Dickey & Shields Among Targets
The Dodgers will offer Zack Greinke the most money to sign, according to Jon Heyman, because they have no concept of a budget. The Dodgers have an interesting strategy that's been employed only rarely: Sign the best, no matter the cost. "They are like theSteinrenner Yankees of the '70s," one competing GM said. Rival executives are beginning to wonder of ... Read More »


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The Danger Zone: Wildwater Canoeing
'The Danger Zone' came out in 1985. This may be before the wing paddle came out, but the book contains information that is still valuable, especially since no other book of comparable scope has been published on the subject. Furthermore, 'The Barton Mold', covers the wing paddle sufficiently well and readers could consult that for the new technique.
So, we hope the book is helpful for downriver paddlers around the world. Also, the author, Bill Endicott hopes it will be useful for Canoe Slalom paddlers too. He believes that athletes are better off getting a grounding in other canoeing and kayaking disciplines (and even other sports), not just in Canoe Slalom. The reasons are manifold: better all-round motor development, more comprehensive understanding of whitewater and boating generally, great way to do endurance training, less chance of burnout, and just an additional source of fun!
Again, as with the other Canoeing Books Online available on the ICF website, if you have any comments or feedback, you can address them to Bill at email@example.com.
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Creamy Carrot Curry Soup
If it's Tuesday, it must be another challenge of 'what to make for dinner.' Having just returned from a trip to the southwest (go Giants!), I came home to an empty kitchen with no time to spare. As I raided the fridge, I uncovered a fresh bunch of carrots from Thursday's delivery, still crisp and sweet. I always have onions and ginger on hand…and started to sense a recipe for another blender concoction in the making.
I know I have yet to write about stocking a complete healthy pantry, but suffice it to say that one of the staples in mine is coconut milk. As a dairy free alternative, I use coconut milk in desserts, stir-fry's, soups and smoothies. It is creamy, delicious, and quite healthy. According to Wise Geek, "while coconut milk is high in saturated fat, it is much healthier than other saturated fat products, and the fat is easily metabolized by the body. Coconut milk also offers some particular health benefits. It is anti-carcinogenic, anti-microbial, anti-bacterial, and anti-viral. The main saturated fat that it contains, lauric acid, is also found in mother's milk and has been shown to promote brain development and bone health. Some hope that coconut milk, with its powerful anti-viral properties, can one day be used in the fight against AIDS."
The best choice is to use fresh coconut milk (or juice) from the shell, but we don't always have that luxury (or in my case, time to pull out the hammer;-) So from a can, choose organic options and go for the whole variety. Remember, this is healthy fat – the kind that keeps you satiated and nourished – and a little dab'll do ya.
Creamy Carrot Curry Soup
Makes about 4 cups
I was inspired by a few different recipes from "The Soup Bible," but ultimately came up with this blend. You'll notice I don't peel my carrots, as they contain so many nutrients. The miso adds a salty component that makes the flavors really pop.
1 TB coconut oil
2 teaspoons curry powder
2 medium cloves garlic, smashed
1 1-inch piece of ginger, grated
1 medium onion, coarsely chopped
1 pound carrots, washed and sliced into 1/4-inch-thick rounds (fairly thin)
1 medium bay leaf
2 1/2 cups low-sodium vegetable broth (homemade is best)
1/2-1 cup coconut milk
1-2 TB miso paste
Toasted unsweetened coconut flakes, for garnish (optional)
Heat oil in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Add curry powder and garlic, and cook until fragrant, about 30 seconds.
Add ginger, onion, carrots, bay leaf, and broth, increase heat to medium high, and bring mixture to a boil. Reduce heat to medium low, and simmer until carrots are soft when pierced with a fork, about 20 minutes. Discard bay leaf.
Working in batches, process soup in a blender until smooth. (Be very careful when blending the hot soup, as steam could blow off the blender lid.)
Pour soup into a clean pot and return to the stove over medium heat. Stir in coconut milk and adjust seasoning as needed. Stir in the miso just before serving. Garnish with a few flakes of toasted coconut.


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I am a 18 year old girl from Oregon. I want to do the Disney College Program Fall 2013. After reading many reviews and hearing multiple testimonies, I am more confused than ever. So I just want straight facts.
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You are talking way over my head now! Sorry. I have only been playing with Linux for a year and I have no formal computer training. I'm learning as I go along.
My system is an HP Pavilion 750N which uses an ASUS P4B266-LA motherboard. It uses the Intel 82845 845 (Brokedale) rev 04 PCI/AGPchipset. In the BIOS there is this option "Default Primary Video Adapter - PCI or AGP" When I first bought the system it used a RIVA TNT2 and was set to 'PCI' but when I plugged in the FX5200 card, I reset it to 'AGP'. I didn't know why it was set to 'PCI' in the first place (I still don't!) but it just seemed logical to set it to 'AGP' for the FX5200. Everything worked well so I forgot about it, until today. I reset it back to 'PCI'. Still cannot start X in Debian but all still works in Red Hat.
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In January of 2013, while Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron was wrapping up his second straight BCS Championship by engineering a win over Notre Dame, Arizona Cardinals defensive lineman Darnell Dockett was preoccupied -- by McCarron's girlfriend.
Dockett took to Twitter and tried to start a conversation with Alabama beauty queen Katherine Webb. The veteran sent a number of tweets to Webb, until the ever-chivalrous McCarron stepped in.
Well, Thursday Dockett offered up an apology of sorts to McCarron, who has been linked to the Cardinals in a few mock drafts, for whatever that's worth.
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Paisa is the story of Prakash (Nani), a random vagabond who dreams of that one chance to make it big, big meaning something worth about one crore. He lives in the old city and like another example of how time hadn't moved for Telugu cinema, over the top references about living in the old city are in plenty. And these places they fake for the old city are so amateur, classic case of budget explosions without parallel technical advancement. Either amateur sets, lousy green mats or shots with Charminar in the background, as far a Charminar goes, it's historical abuse, the way we treat it in our films.
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I upgraded to Telerik Reporting Q2 2009 and my reports are encountering an issue. I have a button on the page that sets the parameters for the report and updates the ReportViewer. However, since I upgraded to Q2 the NeedDataSource event is not firing. If I use Q1 it works fine. I have to use Q2 because Q2 has a fix regarding the page count issue.
1) the aspx has checkboxes and dropdowns so the user can have different options when running the report.
2) View Report button that when clicked assigns the report parameters and sets the report to the reportviewer, just like the examples.
Report NeedDataSource:
Here I would dynamically get the data and show or hide sub reports based on the parameters that were passed. I would also be able to store the previous datatable/dataset by using a global variable so that I could reuse some data if there were no change, and only generate new data that is needed.
As with Q2 the NeedDataSource event is only fired the first time the button is pressed. The second time the button is pressed, I only get to :
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I have also tried : Me.DataSource = Nothing after InitializeComponent() but that didnt help.
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I have the same issue , NeedDataSource evnet doesn't fired when i click refreh after change my report parameters .
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We've not been able to reproduce the issue you describe. Find attached a sample project where you can set report parameters from both the built-in report parameters UI and directly from your .aspx page on a button click event handler. Give it a spin and let us know what differs in your case.
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Thanks Steve, you had given me a fix in the Support ticket I had sent in.
If anyone else is looking for an answer:
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Even though I moved away from South Louisiana a long time ago, I think a part of me stayed! Though I guess here on the internet, we can be anywhere we want, can't we? So while you're visiting my page, just imagine some nice, steamy heat (you might wilt, but it's great for your skin), glorious seafood gumbo (I use my momma's recipe – the best!), and a tall glass of iced tea – or sweet tea, as we call it. I can't let anyone visit me without giving them food. And neither can my four sisters (yes, four, but there were always great clothes to borrow!) or my momma, who is where we got it from. Once, years ago, someone's new boyfriend was at the house. Over the course of about ten minutes, each of us went through the living room and offered him some food or drink to which he kept saying no. Finally, my Daddy pulled him aside, and said, "Son, just get something to drink in one hand, and something to eat in the other or you'll never get left alone." Â So maybe it's good that this visit is on the web!
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If you have had recent woes that affected your financial stability, this program may be your opportunity to become a homeowner again. Meet with FSI's HUD-approved, licensed housing coaches to see if you qualify. The free workshop will be held at 4925 Lacross Road, Suite 205, North Charleston, South Carolina.
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We Can't Sit Back and Allow the Loss of Our Freedoms ~ Andrew Napolitano
Andrew Napolitano
– FOXNews.com
– November 10, 2009
We Can't Sit Back and Allow the Loss of Our Freedoms
We elect the government. It works for us. As we watch the Democrats' plans for health care take shape, we can only ask how did our government get so removed, so unbridled, so arrogant that it can tell us how to live our personal lives?
Last Saturday, at 11 o'clock in the evening, the House of Representatives voted by a five vote margin to have the federal government manage the health care of every American at a cost of $1 trillion dollars over the next ten years.
For the first time in American history, if this bill becomes law, the Feds will force you to buy insurance you might not want, or may not need, or cannot afford. If you don't purchase what the government tells you to buy, if you don't do so when they tell you to do it, and if you don't buy just what they say is right for you, the government may fine you, prosecute you, and even put you in jail. Freedom of choice and control over your own body will be lost. The privacy of your communications and medical decision making with your physician will be gone. More of your hard earned dollars will be at the disposal of federal bureaucrats.
It was not supposed to be this way. We elect the government. It works for us. How did it get so removed, so unbridled, so arrogant that it can tell us how to live our personal lives? Evil rarely comes upon us all at once, and liberty is rarely lost in one stroke. It happens gradually, over the years and decades and even centuries. A little stretch here, a cave in there, powers are slowly taken from the states and the people and before you know it, we have one big monster government that recognizes no restraint on its ability to tell us how to live. It claims the power to regulate any activity, tax any behavior, and demand conformity to any standard it chooses.
The Founders did not give us a government like the one we have today. The government they gave us was strictly limited in its scope, guaranteed individual liberty, preserved the free market, and on matters that pertain to our private behavior was supposed to leave us alone.
The Military Industrial CONGRESSIONAL Complex?
The Military Industrial CONGRESSIONAL Complex?
April 7, 2007
We have often heard reference made to President Eisenhower's so-called farewell warning to the nation, about the military-industrial complex, upon his leaving office in 1961.
Upon closer examination of that speech, both what it did and did not say, we find that very likely he should have referred to it, more appropriately, as the "Military Industrial Congressional Complex, " as, he apparently really meant. At least, as the following reference would seem to infer.
"In this speech Eisenhower identifies for the first time a group called the military-industrial complex. The speech was written for him by Malcolm Moos of Johns Hopkins University. Initially Moos had used the phrase "Military Industrial Congressional Complex". Eisenhower was advised not to link members of Congress with this conspiracy. He accepted this advice but the fact remains, Eisenhower believed that certain members of Congress were being paid by the armaments industry to maintain these high-levels of defence spending. For example, when Eisenhower left office in 1960 military spending amounted to 77% of all federal spending."
R. W. Gaines
(see below)
Part 2: Military Industrial Complex
Dwight Eisenhower's last speech as president on 17th January, 1961, was completely out of character.
This evening I come to you with a message of leave-taking and farewell, and to share a few final thoughts with you, my countrymen…
Until the latest of our world conflicts, the United States had no armaments industry. American makers of plowshares could, with time and as required, make swords as well. But now we can no longer risk emergency improvisation of national defence; we have been compelled to create a permanent armaments industry of vast proportions. Added to this, three and a half million men and women are directly engaged in the defence establishment. We annually spend on military security more than the net income of all United States corporations.
This conjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the American experience. The total influence – economic, political, even spiritual – is felt in every city, every State house, every office of the Federal government. We recognize the imperative need for this development. Yet we must not fail to comprehend its grave implications. Our toil, resources and livelihood are all involved; so is the very structure of our society.
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From Alan Cantwell MD
Wake Up, Mr. President! We're In A War Here [We Have A Boy King: 67% Ages 18-29 Voted For 0!] NYPost
Wake Up, Mr. President! We're In A War Here [We Have A Boy King: 67% Ages 18-29 Voted For 0!]
NYPost ^ | November 14th, 2009
Posted on Saturday, November 14, 2009 2:03:15 PM by Steelfish
Wake Up, Mr. President! We're In A War Here
November 14, 2009
The Obama administra- tion's obdurate refusal to accept the reality of Islam ist terrorism was underscored yet again yesterday when Attorney General Eric Holder announced that 9/11 architect Khalid Sheik Mohammed will be brought to New York to be tried as a common criminal.
What an outrage.
The Last Crusade ^ | Nov. 14, 2009 | The Last Crusade
Posted on Saturday, November 14, 2009 1:48:15 PM by Tamar Rush
Our alcoholic father beat me, says Barack Obama's half brother, Mark
As the US President arrives in China, Barack Obama's half brother reveals that when he was a child their father was a violent drunk
Telegraph & News Sources
On the eve of his older sibling's first-ever visit to China, Mark Okoth Obama Ndesandjo has emerged from the shadows to reveal the disturbing truth about the late Barack Obama Sr, his and President Obama's father.
Last week, Mr Ndesandjo published an autobiographical novel, Nairobi to Shenzhen: A Tale of Love In The East. It paints a shocking picture of his abusive and alcoholic father, one that is at odds with the man portrayed in Dreams From My Father, President Obama's best-selling 1995 memoir.
Mukasey: 'Very High' Risk of Attack Over NYC 9/11 Trial
Mukasey: 'Very High' Risk of Attack Over NYC 9/11 Trial
POLITICO ^ | November 13, 2009 | staff
Posted on Saturday, November 14, 2009 1:48:23 PM by kellynla
Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey said today that it is highly likely that terrorists will attack New York City as a consequence of the Obama administration's decision to send five alleged Sept. 11 plotters there for trial in federal court.
During a question and answer period following a speech to a conservative legal group, Mukasey was asked about the possibility that there might be an escape by one or more prisoners.
"The [Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan] is a very secure place….Is it secure? Of course, it's secure. They're not going to escape," Mukasey told a conference of the Federalist Society. "The question is not whether they're going to escape. The question is whether, not only that particular facility, but the city [at] large, will then become the focus for mischief in the form of murder by adherents of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed–whether this raises the odds that it will. I would suggest to you that it raises them very high."
Mukasey said the men now to be tried in New York should have been left before military commission proceedings at Guantanamo that were already in progress.
Barack Obama – The Devil's Spawn ~ By John Hankey
Barack Obama – The Devil's SpawnBy John Hankey
Barack Obama – The Devil's SpawnBy John Hankey
I already wrote to you on this matter. I don't know how well you may know Webster Tarpley. He is very highly-regarded, and rightly I think, for his book, "The Unauthorized Biography of George Bush," and for his work on 9-11, especially in revealing the nature of "Able Danger" as the covert basis for establishing the pretext of Islamic high-jackers.
He has been a fierce critic of the Clinton's in the past. He has been the fiercest critic of the Bushes.
And yet, like me, he finds himself encouraging people to pull out all the stops in opposing Obama, including supporting Hillary. I asked him "Do you mean to say that informed people must support Hillary?" He wrote back:
Voting is the least of it – vote against Obama in whatever way is most congenial to you. But voting is the beginning of political activity only and not the sum total of it. What you need to do is call in to talk radio of all sorts — Air America, right wingers, anybody and everybody, and denounce obama as a puppet Manchurian candidate controlled from behind the scenes by Brzezinski. I suggest you take that YouTube video you sent me and blast it out to your entire list in ways that you never thought possible.
In other words, get political in the full sense of the word. -WGT
I thought I'd share Tarpley's research and the basis of his conclusions regarding Obama. He is scared ****less, or he would not possibly be able to advocate supporting Clinton.
I'm reminded of 2000 when I ran around desperately arguing with intelligent people that Bush was a fascist, and that people should support Gore, not Nader, or sit idly by.
Nobody listened then. Why should now be any different? No reason, but Tarpley asked me to write you so I'm writing you.
By Webster G. Tarpley
WASHINGTON DC — Events of the past few days indicate that the Zbigniew Brzezinski faction of lunatic Russia haters have now won the upper hand inside the secret councils of the Anglo-American finance oligarchy, displacing the hitherto dominant George Shultz-neocon faction. Although George Bush and his cronies still occupy the White House, the policies that are being carried out are coming from the Brzezinski left CIA machine. Brzezinski has returned to public prominence in recent months due to his role as top establishment controller for the Obama campaign. But Brzezinski is not waiting for the outcome of the November elections to take over key parts of the US government. Brzezinski and his left CIA allies are already moving to assert their strategy, even as the neocons and their characteristic obsessions are moved to the back burner. The probability of an attack on Iran or Syria is declining, even as the danger of confrontation with Russia, China, and Pakistan "all much more dangerous targets to trifle with" increases exponentially.
1. KOSOVO — The independence of Kosovo has opened a new crisis front in Eastern Europe, with the potential for very nasty complications in regard to Russia. This is the essence of the Brzezinski anti-Russian policy. Kosovo independence is of course a flagrant violation of all existing norms of international law, most notably the Helsinki CSCE treaty of 1975 which finally put an end to World War II by declaring that all borders in Europe were to be considered final unless and until any changes had been agreed through mutual consultation of the interested parties. Since the Serbian government in Belgrade is vehemently opposed to Kosovo independence, the unilateral actions of the US, British, and NATO are the very essence of international anarchy. The new regime in Kosovo goes far beyond the usual kleptocracy of NATO puppets favored by Brzezinski and his circles. The new regime in Kosovo is essentially the terrorist KLA, an organization devoted to gun-running, drug-running, and trafficking in human slaves. The KLA is a Balkan version of Al Qaeda, and both are wholly owned creations of the CIA and British intelligence. With Kosovo independence, the US, British, and NATO stand ready to use armed force to defend the right of a terrorist gang to assert sovereignty over a segment of modern Europe. The criminal obscenity of this policy could hardly be greater, but for Brzezinski all methods are legitimate provided that they increase tension with Moscow, and in that respect Kosovo independence is already a glowing success.
2. SPACE WARFARE — The shooting down by the Pentagon of a US satellite over the Pacific is a very provocative military stunt designed to intimidate both Moscow and Beijing, who happened to be Brzezinski's immediate targets. This reckless and irresponsible action has raised the specter of an uncontrolled arms race reaching into outer space.
3. SYRIA — Zbigniew Brzezinski himself, fresh from addressing a retreat of House Democrats in Williamsburg Virginia, is now in Syria at the head of a RAND Corporation delegation. The purpose of this mission should not be construed as peace in the Middle East, although some foolish observers may read it in that way. Brzezinski's goal is immediately to lessen Russian influence in Syria, including the closing of certain naval facilities that the Russian navy has maintained in that country. In the longer run, Brzezinski would like to turn both Syria and Iran into components of the ring he means to forge around Russia for the purpose of the strategic encirclement of that rival superpower. Zbigniew's argument against the neocons is, why attack Iran and Syria, when you can turn them into kamikaze stooges, play them against Russia, and get rid of all of them that way? Europe and China are destined to play similar anti-Russian roles in Brzezinski's playbook.
4. CIA UNILATERAL KILLINGS IN PAKISTAN — Back in July 2007, Obama attracted much unfavorable attention when he announced his plan to bomb targets inside Pakistan without reference to the government of that country. He was vigorously criticized by Bush, McCain, and Mrs. Clinton. Obama turned out to be a bigger warmonger than Bush himself, since the tenant of the White House said that it was absolutely essential to work with the government of Pakistan against terrorism, and not humiliate them unnecessarily. Now it turns out that Obama's puppet master Zbigniew Brzezinski is more powerful than Bush on this issue.


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Stephen Kings novel 11/22/63 revolves around the possibility of time travel. One theme and question within the story is whether significantly changing the past would have unforeseeable repercussions beyond the present and future. There are characters that represent the impact of manipulating the timeline: Kyle and Zack Lang, also known as The Yellow Card Man and The Green Card Man. These two men in black overcoats stay near the bubble in time which leads between 2011 and 1958. They cannot physically stop someone from entering the path leading to and from the past and the future. At first, the main character named Jake Epping, or George Amberson depending on the date, believes these men to be guardians. Zack Lang, the second Card Man introduced near the end of the novel, dismisses the assumption of guarding, and refers to his type of people as watching and sometimes warning those who slip through time. Yet, these men might have a larger role to play in Kings universe. There are successions of books called The Dark Tower series. The Card Men are tied to the Dark Tower in a fundamental way, and watch over the existence of Kings stories.
The first Card Man named Kyle was a half insane dipsomaniac when Jake Epping first meets him. As revealed later in the book, the actual cards monitored the sanity of the holder. Green established that your bag of marbles was full, meaning the holder was still in control of his mental faculties. Yellow meant that the deterioration of the owners ability to reason was well under way. Orange symbolized the further decline in sanity. Black was the absolute psychosis of the individual and often led to suicide, as was the case with Kyle.
The second Card Man, Zack Lang, warned Jake Epping that tampering with the past creates residue, and by repeatedly traveling back and forth through time, Jake and his friend Al had built up that residue, leading to numerous strings in reality. Each thread had a different past, present, and future. Adding strings created a clog to the timeline. Eventually, time would stop altogether, which would lead to what Zack Lang called the destruction of reality.
As the past is constantly referred to as harmonizing, and is also obstinate to change, there are repercussions of the alterations Jake and Al forced upon it: the greater the change, the more powerful the consequences. An earthquake occurred in California when Jake stopped the assassination of John F. Kennedy. When Jake returned to 2011, earthquakes had threatened to destroy the world. At first, the nuclear missiles launched in the alternate timeline seemed like the cause of the quakes, however, there is a deeper meaning to these disturbances that go beyond 11/22/63.
Stephen King often connects his stories together through vague references. The town of Derry, where Jake first traveled to save Harry Dunning and his family, is also the setting of Stephen Kings It. The child murders by a clown that Jake heard about were due to the evil entity nicknamed Pennywise. In a larger context, Pennywise (It) is from the Macroverse, mentioned in Kings book, and is the enemy of The Turtle (brought up in Kings Dark Tower series). The Turtle vomited out the mainstream universe and is known as a one of twelve Guardians of the Beams. These pillars are six metaphysical supports of the Dark Tower at the center of existence. When a Beam falls, an earthquake occurs.
By disrupting the passage of time, Jake Epping and Al Templeton tore down one of those Beams. The Card Men must observe the effects and attempt to minimize the damage by standing watch over the rabbit-hole. One of the twelve Guardians of the Beams is known as The Hare, which must have accidentally produced a bubble in the time stream and forgot about it. Zack Lang discredited the hole-theory but, he said nothing about the rabbit. He said that there is more than one bubble and related them to a glass of ginger ale thats been left out and forgotten. These Card Men must contain the memory of the timeline. The more strings, the further entangled the timeline becomes, and the worse the current Card Mans mindset becomes; the mental states of the Card Men are directly linked to how many strings the current watcher is forced to remember. Each thread is an alternate timeline.
By journeying back and erasing the majority of his influence on the primary timeline, Jake unwound the tangled strings. Whether the Beam remained fallen is up for conjecture, but since there were no longer any earthquakes decimating the planet of 2011, the Beam was probably supported again. Zack Lang, the current Card Man, would be free to return to his reality once the bubble in time had popped, and his mental state would be salvageable.
The strongest connection between Stephen Kings stories is that he was introduced as a character in one of the Dark Tower novels. As the fictional version of Stephen King, he did not create the tales he wrote, but merely chronicled their passage through a type of clairvoyant power. There was an attempt to abduct the fictional King due to his powerful psychic abilities, and he would have been turned into a Breaker, but the plan was thwarted.
A Breaker is a psychic that has been forced to try and destabilize the Beams that hold up the Dark Tower. Once the Dark Tower is toppled by removing the supporting Beams, all of existence comes to an end.
The Card Men are not guardians of time, but watchers of existence, and they warn those who dangerously play with the harmony in their respective timelines of the consequences their actions pose on reality.


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Pulled Pork Surplus!?!
Ok-so I made a huge batch of pulled pork (lots of pork butt/shoulder) the other day and still have tons left. I could just stash it in the freezer but feel the need to be creative. Any ideas? We've got about 3 lbs (guessing) left- and it's got a light coating of BBQ sauce. I'm sick of sandwiches, salads, soft tacos....who's got a better idea?
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After spending every past Halloween with his mom, Danny decides to make his own plans by rallying The Angles for a night of trick-or-treating. But when the team fears that David and his friends will be out to get them, Danny devises a plan to outsmart the bullies. Meanwhile, Lulu teaches Terry how to celebrate Halloween as an adult, and The Cannon gets competitive during a visit to the cemetery.


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Last week the UN released its latest estimates on global maternal deaths, just two years after the last figure. From 1990 to 2010, they found, the number of women dying from pregnancy- and childbirth-related causes worldwide dropped from 543,000 to 287,000, a near-fifty percent reduction in fatalities.
Global Roundup: Malian Women's Rights Efforts Backfire; Afghanistan's First Female Presidential Candidate Poised
Weekly global roundup: a revised family code in Mali oppresses women further; Fawzia Koofi makes waves in Afghanistan and worldwide; Venezuela wrestles with a stubborn maternal mortality rate; and a call for more midwives in Zambia.
With all due respect to the late President Bingu, his death opened a rare window for reform Malawi, and golden opportunity – especially for Malawi's women. Joyce Banda is a widely respected and heralded champion for women's rights and health, and has never been shy to speak her mind about it.
Last March, a landmark maternal health petition was filed in Uganda, aimed at holding the government accountable for the deaths of two women in childbirth. It garnered global media attention at the time, yet five months into the process momentum has stalled. When will it be time to women to take the front seat?
This year marked the first time in history that the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women did not produced Agreed Conclusions. The most contentious issues, not surprisingly, were related to women's access to comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care.
An article in yesterday's New York Times suggesting that injectable contraceptive use might double the risk of HIV transmission among women in Africa sent waves of anxiety through the global public health community, leading some to ask whether we should halt delivery of injectables. But experts say: "Not so fast."
Despite a landmark ruling five years ago – when Colombia's Constitutional Court decriminalized abortion in cases of rape, fetal abnormality or to save the mother's life – less than 0.5 percent of procedures are carried out legally each year.
International Human Rights Court Says Governments Must Ensure Timely Access to Maternal Health Services
In 2002, Alyne da Silva Pimentel, a 28-year-old Afro-Brazilian woman, died after being denied basic medical care to address complications in her pregnancy. Her death might be like any one of the other hundreds of thousands of women who die of complications of pregnancy or unsafe abortion each year worldwide, but for one thing: It was taken to court.
Thirty-eight of 58 countries surveyed may fail to meet their target of 95 percent coverage by skilled attendants by 2015 unless an additional 120,000 midwives are trained, deployed and retained. A new report also indicates that upgrading midwifery services could save more than 3.6 million lives each year by 2015.
It happens frequently when I meet someone new. We each say what work we do, and then he or she says, "You are a man. Why are you interested in family planning?"