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California Man Gets 27 Years in Prison in $50 Million Fraud
A California man was sentenced to 27 years in prison for his role in a $50 million bank fraud that operated in six states and involved 500 victims worldwide, federal prosecutors in Minnesota said.
U.S. District Judge Michael J. Davis in Minneapolis today sentenced Julian Okeayainneh, 44, of Colton, California. Earlier today, another man, Olugbenga Temidago Adeniran, 36, of New York, was sentenced to more than 22 years behind bars, Minnesota U.S. Attorney B. Todd Jones said in a statement.
"Crooked bank insiders bartered the personal financial information of their patrons," Jones said.
U.S. juries convicted the men in February of participating in a ring that bought and sold stolen bank customer data, which they used to open bank and credit card accounts and apply for loans between 2006 and 2011, according to court papers.
Among the victims of the scheme were JP Morgan Chase & Co., Wells Fargo & Co. and American Express Co., Jones said.
Adeniran was convicted of identity theft, bank fraud and conspiracy. Okeayainneh was found guilty of those and other counts including mail fraud and money laundering. The trial lasted three weeks.
Appeals Likely
Okeayainneh's lawyer, Jean Brandl of St. Paul, Minnesota-based Heltzer & Houghtaling PA, said in a phone interview today that her client disputed some court rulings and would probably appeal.
"A very stiff sentence, I thought," said lawyer Daniel Mohs, who represented Adeniran at trial.
He said his client would appeal and argue that the government hadn't proved a single unifying conspiracy.
Nine other people were charged in the case. Six pleaded guilty and three remain fugitives, prosecutors said. The plot in operated in California, New York, Texas, Minnesota, Massachusetts and Arizona.
The case is U.S. v. Okeayainneh, 11-cr-87, U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota (Minneapolis).


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Digitally remastered digipak edition of this classic 1969 soundtrack album from The Beatles featuring 'All Together Now', 'Hey Bulldog', 'It's All Too Much', 'Yellow Submarine, 'All You Need Is Love' and more songs from The Beatles plus incidental music from the animated film. The album has been remastered at Abbey Road Studios in London utilizing state of the art recording technology alongside vintage studio equipment, carefully maintaining the authenticity and integrity of the original analogue recordings. Within the CD's new packaging, the booklet includes detailed historical notes along with informative recording notes. A newly produced mini-documentary on the making of the album is included as a QuickTime file on each album. The documentary contains archival footage, rare photographs and never-before-heard studio chat from The Beatles, offering a unique and very personal insight into the studio atmosphere. Capitol. NOTE: Yellow Submarine was never released in mono and is not available in The Beatles In Mono boxset.
The most dashed-off of the Beatles' records, Yellow Submarine doesn't have much to it: the goofy title track and "All You Need Is Love" are reprised from earlier discs, George Martin's trifle of a score to the animated Submarine feature takes up the second half, and that leaves just four relatively insubstantial new tracks. The Beatles' throwaways are anyone else's classics, though: "Hey Bulldog", the last song Lennon and McCartney wrote in full collaboration, has the instinctive urgency of their best work, Paul's singalong "All Together Now" is awfully cute, and more than one band has dedicated its career to trying to replicate what George's guitars are doing on his dazed, pulsing "It's All Too Much". --Douglas Wolk
I'm giving this a 5 because my 4 year old son loves the song "Yellow Submarine". I haven't been able to play more than this one song, so it's hard to say how the rest of... Read morePublished 4 months ago by Ladykit1980
Great quality new version of this Beatles collection, to go along with book for childrenPublished 10 months ago by Marion Vermeersch
Amazing remaster, a must have in a CD in any CD collection. Awesome tunes for the whole family! Love the instrumental tracks.Published 18 months ago by ruggiero campopiano
I'm a Beatles fan and finally made the move to complete my collection and get the rest of their original releases. Love all their music...BUT.... Read morePublished 22 months ago by Joker-scar
Anything made by them is awesome. And I couldn't be more happy to listen to the Beatles on LP, how they were met to be. The brilliance of the remasters is a bonus. Read morePublished on Sept. 19 2013 by Zachary
This vital record has songs by the Beatles just before they went to India and is rounded out by George Martin's excellent ochestral work for the cartoon "Yellow Submarine".Published on July 15 2013 by Mark Andrew Brown
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The first 6 songs, or Side A, of this album is awesome. However, I do not have the effort to listen to Side B, or the other 6 (or 7 depending on US or UK releases), because it's... Read morePublished on April 23 2010 by Kyle Rogers
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->''"Just you wait, it won't be long.\\
The man in black will soon be here.\\
With his cleaver's blade so true.\\
He'll make mincemeat out of YOU!"''
Creator/FritzLang's 1931 masterpiece about a serial child killer in Weimar Berlin and the people who try to find him: the police, the criminal underworld, and the city's beggars. One of the first examples of FilmNoir, ''M'' provides not only stark black and white images, but also a haunting {{leitmotif}} throughout the film.
Hans Beckert (Creator/PeterLorre) whistles "In the Hall of the Mountain King" by Edvard Grieg from ''Theatre/PeerGynt'', as he buys a balloon from a blind balloon seller for a little girl named Elsie Beckmann. A scene later, Elsie's mother looks for her and can't find her, shouting her name as the camera shows the balloon drifting in the sky.
Police inspector Karl Lohmann, meanwhile, is investigating the serial killings with modern policework, such as fingerprinting and handwriting analysis. The criminal underworld, too, is searching for the killer, since more police on the street is bad business for them and they, too, [[EvenEvilHasStandards are disgusted by the killer targeting children.]]
When Hans whistles "In the Hall of the Mountain King" again in front of the blind balloon seller, the seller tells one of the criminals, who marks Hans with a chalk M on his jacket, so they can follow him. The criminal fraternity goes to more ruthless lengths than the police to catch the killer, and cause a great deal of collateral damage to people and private property, before finally closing in on him. The criminals kidnap Beckert and bring him to a KangarooCourt, where Hans makes an impassioned speech about how he should not be blamed for the murders since he can't help himself, he can't help that he's insane. Despite the nature of the court, the criminal appointed as Beckert's legal representative tries hard to defend him fairly. The 'prosecutor' takes the stance that either for his crimes (if he is not insane) or for his insanity, Beckert has forfeited his right to live and must be exterminated. Beckert desparately tries to he explain that ''he can't help being this way''. The criminals are about to kill Hans when the police bust in and arrest both him and his captors.
As Hans is about to be sentenced by five judges, the mothers outside the courtroom say it won't bring back their children. Elsie's mother says they should have kept better watch. "[[SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped We, too, should keep a closer watch on our children]]. ''All of us.''"
!!The film contains examples of:
* AdultFear: Don't leave your kids alone even for a second.
* AntiVillain: Hans.
* ArcWords: "Who is the murderer?"
* BadassLongCoat: Der Schränker's leather overcoat. Although see PuttingOnTheReich below; he's not a very likable character.
* BittersweetEnding: Beckert is brought to trial, but the climax establishes that neither execution nor medical treatment seem to be a totally fitting sentence, and it won't bring back the kids anyway.
* BlackCapOfDeath: Hans Beckert's sentence is never revealed, but consider that one of the five judges puts on a black cap, and his time on Earth may soon be over.
* CharacterSignatureSong: Hans Beckert always eerily whistles Edvard Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King" when he goes somewhere.
* ChekhovsGun: [[spoiler:Beckert's compulsive whistling, which leads to his identification as the child murderer.]]
* ChekhovsGunman: [[spoiler:The blind balloon seller.]]
* DramaticDrop: When Franz tells Inspector Lohmann that they broke into the office building to catch the child murderer, the cigar he was smoking falls out of his mouth.
* DreamMelody: "In the Hall of the Mountain King"
* EmpathyDollShot: One of the [[UrExample oldest examples]]: Elsie's ball and balloon in the opening scene.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: A complicated example. Hans disgusts all the criminal bigwigs because he kills children, but they're only after him because he interferes with their crimes. The "defense attorney" notes the hypocrisy of wanted murderers standing in judgment of another murderer. Hans' final speech also [[MoralMyopia calls them out on their hypocritical "standards"]], pointing out that he does what he does because he is insane and cannot help himself, whereas they simply can't be bothered to learn an honest trade.
* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Der Schränker ("The Safecracker").
* ExtraExtraReadAllAboutIt: "Extra! Extra!", shout all the paperboys carrying news of the Beckmann murder.
* ForeignRemake: Joseph Losey's mostly-forgotten 1951 U.S. version transposes the story to post-WWII Los Angeles.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: The game the children play with the ball at the start of the film.
* GermanExpressionism: A late example.
* GollumMadeMeDoIt: Beckert's defense. He's driven by a compulsion that he can't resist.
* GoryDiscretionShot:
** Interesting version; In one scene, the Thieves are torturing a watchman for information in a glass-windowed room, with a crowd of beggars watching from outside. When the leader signals for the torture to start, the beggars move up against the windows so nothing can be seen.
** Also, Elsie's death at the beginning.
* TheGreatDepression: A rare European example.
* GreyAndGrayMorality: Even the child murderer is not without his sympathetic side.
* HoldingTheFloor: Beckert's long speech at his trial.
* TheHunterBecomesTheHunted: You can pinpoint when Hans Beckert discovers he is being watched and is about to be caught to the moment when he discovers the chalk "M" on his shoulder. Ironically, this is because his intended victim points it out to him.
* IneffectualSympatheticVillain: Hans again. In fact, Peter Lorre was typecast as this role for years afterward. Subverted in that Hans Beckert managed to kill several children and successfully evade the police in the first part of the film and the time before.
* InsanityDefense: The climax features an analysis of whether it's fair to punish a man for crimes he was compelled by insanity to do.
* IronicNurseryRhyme: The children's singing in the beginning and "In the Hall of the Mountain King" to an extent.
* JokerJury: The criminals' court at the end (although Hans is far from a hero).
* KangarooCourt: The criminal underworld sets up a court to try Beckert, but it's clear from the beginning that they have no intention to do anything but kill him.
* {{Leitmotif}}: "In the Hall of the Mountain King" used for creepy effect. [[TropeCodifier In fact,]] ''[[TropeCodifier M]]'' [[TropeCodifier practically created the cinematic leitmotif.]]
* MatchCut: A crime boss talks to his fellow crime bosses about the problems the child murderer is causing, due to the increased police presence. With a sweep of his arm, he says "I invite--". Cut to another person at a different meeting, sweeping his arm and saying "--your views, gentlemen." The second meeting is a different group of crooks discussing the same subject. The rest of the scene continues to cut between three different meetings in a similar way.
* MurderersAreRapists: Very, ''very'' subtly implied, and all off-screen. One of the police departments on the child-killer case is a sexual crimes division, and one policeman says to another concerning the child-killer's victims "You know what state we find them in after that." Also, everyone was specifically looking for a male perpetrator.
* NeighborhoodFriendlyGangsters: Deconstructed. The vigilante criminals are only interested in ending the manhunt to restore their criminal endeavors. Hans also points out that their crimes have even less justification than his own.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Lohmann in his bodily build, mannerisms and modus operandi is very closely modeled on Ernst Gennat (1880-1939), the head of Berlin's ''Mordinspektion'' (set up in 1926, the world's first murder squad, i. e. police section specializing in the investigation of murders), who introduced many innovations to investigation procedures and who among other things headed the investigation of the Grossman and Kürten murders and who may have coined the term "serial killer" with reference to the latter. In his day Gennat was internationally famous and known to Berliners by affectionate nicknames like "the Buddha of the Alex" (i. e. the police headquarters on ''Alexanderplatz'').
* NoEnding: Not only does the movie [[TheUnreveal come to a close right before Hans is given a verdict]], ''there aren't even any credits'', not even a "TheEnd" card like most every film had even in those days. The film cuts to black as the grieving mother whispers "all of us" (see the introduction above), and then it suddenly stops.
* NotSoInnocentWhistle: The killer has a super-creepy whistle.
* OhCrap:
** The climactic moment when the Mob are just about to tear Beckert to shreds, but all of them come to a dead stop and slowly raise their hands in surrender when they realize who's standing on the stairs.
** Before that, the very slow pan around the room after Hans is shoved down the stairs, showing the JokerJury staring at him in unmoving complete silence.
** And, of course, the famous scene where he realizes his coat has been marked and that he's being followed. In fact, this is mostly Beckert's reaction throughout the entire second half of the film.
* OneLetterTitle: The "M" stands for ''Mörder", aka murderer.
* OrganGrinder: One is among the beggars tasked with keeping their eyes out for the murderer.
* OutOfGenreExperience: For a few minutes, the police procedural part switches into documentary style, complete with voice-over, diagrams, and a giant compass drawing circles on a city map.
* PaedoHunt: The hunt for Hans.
* PoliceProcedural: The police part of the movie is possibly the UrExample of this trope.
* PragmaticVillainy: Part of the reason why the criminals want to stop Hans so much? His presence increases the number of police operating, which in turn interferes with their ability to break the law and get away with it.
* PuttingOnTheReich: A fairly prophetic example, since the Nazis weren't in power yet, Der Schränker's long leather coat, leather gloves and bowler hat nonetheless invokes the fashion sense of already-rising propagandist Joseph Goebbels (and later, UsefulNotes/TheGestapo). Somewhat fittingly, the actor was very popular with the Nazis, though he himself was probably not one. The film was originally titled ''The Devil Among Us'' as a deliberate reference to the then-up and coming Nazi Party. Unfortunately, they figured it out and Lang was forced to change it.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: In his impassioned defense, Hans is quick to note the essential hypocrisy of the court of criminals trying him; he does bad things, but he commits abhorrent acts because he is insane and cannot make himself stop, but they ''choose'' to be criminals when they could instead earn an honest living.
* SerialKiller: Of little girls.
* ShamingTheMob: This is what Hans tries to do. It doesn't work. Except on the audience.
* ShoutOut: The ''M'' used to mark Beckert inspired the plot of the ComicBook/BlakeAndMortimer album ''Recap/TheYellowM'' and also the 13th ''Franka'' album, ''De dertiende letter'' ("The thirteenth letter") by Henk Kuijpers.
* SilenceIsGolden: Because a silent film was expected to have accompaniment throughout this film is actually quieter than most ''silent films''. The silence of shots like the slow reveal of the mob backed court, and, later, the police coming to stop the mobsters from killing the serial killer makes them so much tenser.
* StabTheSalad: After luring in his next victim, Hans pulls out a switchblade, which he uses to cut an orange.
* SympatheticMurderer: Hans turns out to be one in the end, in spite of his horrific crimes.
* TalentDouble: Peter Lorre couldn't actually whistle, so Lang provided it in a hidden CreatorCameo.
* ThievesGuild: Several of them, it seems, one for each major division of the trade.
* TokenGoodTeammate: To Beckert's surprise, his "defense counsel" at the Criminals' trial actually tries to defend him.
* TragicVillain: Hans can't help the fact that he's a child murderer.
* TropeMaker
* TheUnreveal: Beckert's sentence. The judges are just about to announce it when the film cuts to a mourning mother, who says it doesn't matter, because it won't bring back her child.
* VehicleVanish: One of the first examples?
* VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory: Fritz Lang based the story on several serial killers who had plagued Germany in recent years, including Fritz Haarmann, Karl Grossmann, and Peter Kürten, the "Vampire of Düsseldorf." Haarman and Grossmann are mentioned by name, and Haarmann is the real subject of the children's rhyhme at the beginning. It should be noted that Fritz denied it because it was seen as being tastelessly (for presenting him as sympathetic) RippedFromTheHeadlines.
* VillainProtagonist: Hans Beckert, serial child murderer.
* WeimarRepublic: In its later years.
* WeirdTradeUnion: The Beggars' League (taken from Creator/BertoltBrecht's ''Theatre/TheThreepennyOpera'').
* WhatIsEvil: Beckert is pursued by the city's criminal underworld, because the intensive police manhunt is interfering with their business and because they resent police inquiries that imply that they might be associated with a child murderer. When they [[JokerJury conduct a mock trial]] of Beckert, he [[ShamingTheMob attacks]] their sense of [[EvenEvilHasStandards moral superiority]], declaring that he does what he does because he's haunted by unwanted compulsions he can't resist, while they do what they do because they freely chose crime instead of honest work.
* WouldHurtAChild: '''''Ugh.'''''
* WritingIndentationClue: The murderer writes a letter to the newspaper, using a single sheet of paper, a pencil and a wide windowsill in his apartment as a desk. When the police raid the apartment, they find a partial impression of the words in the letter in the wood. In this case, they already knew what had been written; the indentations were, instead, proof of ''who had written it''.


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Chicago Bears select center Hroniss Grasu in third round
The Chicago Bears have selected center Hroniss Grasu out of Oregon with the 71st overall pick in the 2015 NFL Draft. With the loss of Roberto Garza in the offseason, the Bears are looking at the Oregon star as the potential future at the center position. Grasu is expected to compete with Will Montgomery for the starting center job throughout training camp. The Bears last drafted a center in 1998, which work ...Read more ›


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Southwest Louisiana is the place to be for high school sports fans, at least for the next two years.
The Louisiana High School Athletic Association awarded the Lake Charles/Sulphur area bids to host the state tournaments for boys and girls basketball, softball and baseball for all seven classifications during its summer Executive Committee meetings in Baton Rouge.
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A lifelong resident of Northeast Ohio, Congressman Dave Joyce is the experienced leader our region needs in Congress. As a husband and father of three children, Dave understands the importance of family, quality education, and hard work. Having owned a small business, Dave also understands how vital job creation is to our region's economy.
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Teri Hatcher is trying to cover up the bad press that she is a sore loser by blaming it on her kid. She said, "I didn't care at all about losing, but I just didn't want (my daughter) EMERSON to feel bad." Sure whatever Teri. Just go back to not talking.


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Alternatively referred to as the Minimize box or Minimize button, Minimize is an action in all GUI operating systems that hides a window, but keep the application running and accessible. In the picture below, is an example of a Microsoft Windows window with the minimize in the top-right corner of the window.
In all recent versions of Microsoft Windows, the minimize button is represented by an underscore in the top-right corner of the window. When minimized, the program will remain on the taskbar, but not visible. In the early versions of Windows 3.x and other operating systems and software programs, the minimize may be represented by a small down arrow. When minimized, the program can be accessed by the icon behind the file manager.
Tip: To minimize only the current window press Alt + Space bar. Once the window properties is displayed press N to minimize the window.
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The drafts for my four main leagues have all concluded now and it's time to reflect. I'm in a variety of league types because variety is the spice of something-or-other. Some are keeper leagues while some are redraft leagues. Some are roto leagues while some are point leagues. Some have small rosters while others have big rosters. And, so on and so on. But, regardless, there are certain players that end up on multiple teams of mine for whatever reason. If I like a guy, I'm not scared to own him in every league if I can. I've recommended lots of strategies and players on this site but there were only 18 players that I ended up owning in multiple leagues (with 2 players being owned in all of my leagues). Taking out Ryan Braun, Adrian Gonzalez and Brian McCann because they were on some of my keeper teams, here are the 15 guys that I actually drafted in multiple leagues this year...
Matt Kemp - In CBS leagues, Kemp is hidden deep within the outfielders on their rankings. So, when other drafters are looking at the top players, Kemp usually isn't in that mix of guys they see. This creates a nice situation where I was able to get Kemp pretty late in a couple of leagues. I see him having a nice rebound year as a post-hype sleeper.
Adrian Beltre - There's a drop-off after the first four 3B in drafts then there's Adrian Beltre in a tier by himself before another big drop. When I did miss out on the the big four, I grabbed Beltre so I wasn't stuck with the rest of the weaker 3B that were out there. While I don't expect a repeat of last year from him, he's a safer bet for good numbers than the players drafted after him at the position.
Mike Stanton - I wish this was a player I had in all of my leagues as I do expect big things from him. I wrote about my man-crush for him back in January here.
Ryan Raburn - This is a player I've had a two year obsession over. Last year, he didn't get the starting job until the end of the year and the made the best of it. Now, he's got full playing time right out of the gates and could have huge production as I already wrote about here.
Chone Figgins - I was a bit surprised to see that I drafted Chone in two leagues. I got him fairly late in both as a MI who can get me 40 SB. I expect a slight bump in his batting average and runs from last year but mainly I needed the SB's in these leagues and he hung around later than I expected so I nabbed him.
Carlos Pena - He's on my bench in both leagues and not someone I'm relying on fully. He's going to get 30+ HR with an ugly batting average, which is fine considering how ridiculously low his ADP is. At the point that he's going in leagues, he does offer some nice value.
Michael Morse - Ever since I wrote my little write-up about Morse, he's continued to go on a tear and is near the top of the leaderboard in most stats this spring. I'm going to start him early on and hope the hot streak continues. Cheap power is hard to find late in drafts and that's what Morse brings to the table.
Jorge Posada - Maybe it's the fact the people forget he's even still playing but he was being largely ignored in most of my leagues and I grabbed Posada as a catcher in the last rounds. Playing DH most of the time this year may give him a better shot at hitting over 20 HR with a decent batting average. But, either way, he can give you far better numbers than some of the other late-round catchers out there.
John Danks - Considering that I start targeting starting pitching a bit later in my drafts than most people, I end up with a lot of SP's from the same tier of players. Danks is one of those mid-round guys that I'm comfortable taking. He's reliable but not flashy which is something that people hold against him because they'd rather have a pitcher with a high ceiling. But, when I'm starting to build my rotation in the mid-rounds, I need someone who doesn't have a ton of risk.
Wandy Rodriguez - Wandy has similarities to Danks in that he is reliable. But, being in the NL, his numbers are slightly better with a nicer ERA and more K's. He won't suddenly become a top tier pitcher but he's a safe bet to produce solid numbers across the board.
Gavin Floyd - Here's one of the two players that I own in all four leagues of mine. He's been a decent starter over the past three years with an ERA hovering around 4.00 and a WHIP around 1.25 with 150 strikeouts or so each year. If anything, he's consistent as well. However, I think he can deliver a bit more than he's shown due to last year's inflated BABIP against him. His FIP indicates that he should have had an ERA closer to 3.50 last year. Despite his consistency and slight bit of bad luck last year, he seems to be someone that people avoid and he ends up falling into my lap in each league.
Ricky Nolasco - Nolasco is the other player that I own in all four of my leagues. Maybe I'm foolish to keep coming back to him but he's got all of the tools to turn into a great pitcher and is being valued fairly low in all leagues because of two years of poor ERA. His FIP and xFIP indicate that he should be a pitcher with a below 4.00 ERA if you take out some bad luck. So, I'm banking on him being able to return to something closer to his 2008 form where he had a 3.52 ERA and a 1.10 WHIP with 186 strikeouts.
Jordan Zimmermann - While I have the consistent and reliable starters like Wandy and Danks, there's got to be someone with a high ceiling mixed in there too. That's where Jordan comes in as a starter who has the potential to end up as one of the higher tier pitchers by year's end if he can put together all his talent without his arm falling off.
David Aardsma - Saves are a tricky commodity to come by and Aardsma dropped fast down everyone's draft board when he was said to be out for the start of the year. So, he ended up falling into my lap in the later rounds as I'm comfortable drafting him as a backup RP who should only miss a few weeks. As a 3rd or 4th RP, there's little risk with him. Anything more than that and I'd feel uncomfortable.
Tim Stauffer - Now that he's been named the Opening Day starter with Latos out, Stauffer has caught the attention of fantasy owners. Luckily, I grabbed him before that and was able to get him fairly late. I had written about his very nice tERA from last season. That combined with a nice spring make Stauffer a nice sleeper candidate for 2011 in my book.


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There really isn't much of an official distinction going on between extras and those with one line, it all depends on the person's individual contract and will vary from production company to production company. On a film set, the guy in the corner who says "Aye sir!" would be considered an extra by the entire crew.
I'm not gonna passionately get in to an argument that Sulu is in fact NOT an extra but actually a "bit part" or whatever. The point is that he was in no way a main character and got less material than the one shot guest stars of the week would get. I'll change my argument to being that he was little more than an extra if we can get remotely back on topic.
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First off, the intelligence services are so focused on what they cannot see that they are hurting both their cause and everyone else around them. "Having all the right tools" has become such a distraction that they are causing harm with the apparent inability to focus on information that they can see and DO (legally, real legal not secret legal) have and have had - time and time again. Every. Single. Law. that has been passed in an aim to better their access and toolsets since 911 is 91.1% bullshit and shows a distinct lack of foresight, focus and courage. The propaganda is sickening.
Secondly, these panic sessions, reactions and laws they bring about have a HUGE money stake sucking up our rights and the income we provide to our governments in the form of taxes that are supposed to help make our societies BETTER, all around. Somebody is sure as hell not suffering the cost of milk and bread.
Finally, terrorism is a crime. What does that mean, exactly? It means we're all scab scratching idiots believing we can heal ourselves faster if we draw blood, usurp rights and continuously strip away privacy. Our actions are direct causes of terrorist feeding frenzies.. not too hard to create and foster deadly temperaments when needless and senseless civilian casualties spring forth from the eyes in the sky.
ponders self-censorship yet AGAIN - mother fuckers
Fuck. Mon cœur est à Paris et il est cassé
I'm not so sure. If it had people qualified (names, possible locations etc.) with instructions (from any source) to destroy, maim and kill then it is not a stretch to consider the circulation as a request for contract. Even though there's no money and it's not strictly putting the word out on the street for a hit request "do this and you will be paid by god" is influence enough for some (clearly). But that's crime.. the entire terrorism labels and usages are FUBAR - We're supposed to investigate crime and punish accordingly when guilty. This shit TERROR stance and tactic is, as we've all been observing, a pretty slippery slope into the exact type of government we're not supposed to enable.
The United Kingdom? More like the Tyrannical Isles of Plight.
I hope it'll stick. And without carrier sized loopholes. A government overrun with secrecy in dealing with its own citizens bears little resemblance to one of, for or by any people. If something is not directly relevant to the defensive posture that prevents total annihilation then it belongs on the table, for all to see, up to and including where, how and what for.
A police force is no place for secrecy when that secrecy enables unaccountable brute force manipulation of any law or any person. Rights are rights for a reason. Government secrecy is a privilege. hush hush for your intrusive toys has no place being hidden behind the iron blue throne of any LEO for any "investigation".
Get a warrant. A real one.
"tough" is an understatement. Even with the likes of Snowden, or another, standing will continue to elude. When one trillion inquiries is considered .. I don't know, barely relevant, the bar has been proven prohibitively high. National security *will* prevail, almost(crosses fingers) every, single time. And, I believe, only the mob can reign that in once it has tasted its own version of freedom. The Internet gave them a HUGE taste.. Like the entire pork chop, and shit.
.. The "protective perimeter" has developed itself a genuine god complex.
"Remember kids: It's always, ALWAYS about the almighty dollar. Nothing else."
No fucking shit, my anonymous big brained friend. I'd call you cap'n obvious but that's a far too generous rank.. even for that observation. And here I thought it was all about coke and hookers.. . wait.
.. encrypt and decentralize. At this juncture, it seems like that is the only way to even begin to resist. That and buy local as much as possible.. or use bitcoin .. or cash. Hm. Yeah, it's not looking good. .. But on the bright side you do look good in that volunteer seaman garb. "Me decks are ripe from the dung of yer like! arrr. And I've a brush for yee, mate. Tip to stern or I'll see yee churn, beneath my rudders deep."
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fuck, sorry, but, I'm sick of tripe like this - "Just vote them out". How does one go about that when it's the same "them" manipulating the entire selection & election process?
"coming for your guns".. whatever, Whatever.
The simple matter is if there exists a liberty then someone, somewhere wants it corralled and if there exists a bit of identifiable information then, apparently, your governments *need* every last bit. To say *nothing* of the fact that sufficient information existed to prevent or drastically alter the events of 9/11 already only "not my fault" turns into fucktastik incursions into the very premise of freedom and liberty.
It's shameful that we seem to now be led by those that would prefer the use fear over facts to govern. Public shaming of representatives offends you? Consider your vote counted.. and all of the good that it will do. Shame on. My senators suck, absolutely.
Whoops. My post above was @Roger Strong. ... old pc.. clicks funny sometimes.
I've read that as an attempt at justification. Invasive access to information by government is counter to "The Agreement". If that's something they wish to normalize then there are a crap ton of laws that need striking.. unless, of course, instilling and maintaining some level of fear is the real motive.
Gee, I had absolutely no idea national security trumps, well, everything.
This national security/police state apparatus outlined in the Constitution sure has teeth, don't it?
It's almost like "But when a long train of abuses and usurpations .." is missing the key words "except when they're done with a computer". Someone should fill that part in so we're no longer left wondering what the fuck just happened.
.. to put all of the drug warriors where they belong, history - statues as memorial to the dark time in history when far more lives than could ever be reasonable were made to suffer under them.
As far as I can tell the moment an entry appears that is relevant to the fight(plight?) of the copyright industry the 500lb gorilla's pet monkey appears.
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Isn't this what happens when middle-men end up behaving like they're servicing something they think they own but don't? There's a lot of that going around.
Nice list, thanks. Now if everyone that could would pick up one or two and contribute then we can get closer to proving out Mason Wheeler's predeterminations.
Given that the amount of people that can hear and talk to each right now is unprecedented throughout all of history combined then I'd have to say that the idea is not only noble but necessary.
Can anyone provide a somewhat comprehensive list of decentralization projects?
I regret that I have only one idiot to click.
Isn't the idea of this approach essentially the same as enabling, say, everyone's home routers to host content (including everything/anything you want, i.e. email, your favorite music, latest vids)? You know, before our lines were completely hijacked by the men in the middle (with limits, split pipes, blocks, rules, etc. etc.) and that essentially pushed these larger "platforms" into existence and relevance?
The protocol angle could definitely assist in tempering this permission ASS-HATTERY taken up by, who else, the mafiaa of culture theft and reset the field back to whence it came.
I like it, I want more. However, the idea of a reddit or twitter or whatever api seems... a little shortsighted, I think, especially if "freedom of voice" is really what's desired and/or needed.
The Internet is not for middle-men, this much I know, and that needs to stop at almost any cost.
Holy fuck. This looks brutal.
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Williams argues that the status quo for peace operations in untenable and that greater U.S. involvement is necessary to enhance the quality and success of peacekeeping missions.
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Just over twenty years ago, the cable industry launched the Cable-Satellite Public Affairs Network -- better known as C-SPAN. Among the network's achievements was its live broadcasts of legislative proceedings, allowing viewers to take a look at the governing process, to see how legislative sausage gets made, check up on their legislators' performances and stay abreast of key debates and votes.
It was a remarkable achievement in terms of transparency. However, there was a dark side to it all. Now, every single Congresscritter had a camera in the room and an unseen audience, beyond the governing chamber, to play to. And naturally, over time, they all basically became a gaggle of preening, self-obsessed jackasses.
This all reached its apotheosis this past weekend when Arizona Representative John Shadegg dragged a live baby into the chamber in order to make a melodramatic point about health care reform. Shadegg's presentation had no substantive impact on the debate, but then, that was never his attention -- he did what he did in order to grab a little attention from the media, who love themselves a good, substance-free, provocative stunt.
But while having a baby at the podium was certainly extreme, the truth is that Congress has been moving in the direction of being a quasi-governmental performance art space for a long time now, where it's becoming more and more normal -- perhaps even obligatory -- for your elected representatives to build props, wear costumes and come armed with idiotic charts to make their point. Which is that they often don't have a point, at all. But the camera eye loves the antics.
With the invaluable assistance of Elyse Siegel, we bring you our favorite examples of Congressional theatrics. Vote for your favorites! And if you've got a favorite of your own, send along an email!
In this past weekend's health care debate, Arizona Republican John Shadegg bravely opened a new frontier by using a live baby as a visual aid to complain about health care reform. The infant, Maddie, was introduced as Shadegg's grand-daughter, which Shadegg quickly corrected, saying, "I wish this was my granddaughter." I wish most Congresspersons demonstrated Maddie's level of cognitive development, but no!
Florida Democrat Alan Grayson made headlines when he took to the well of the House of Representatives to warn that the GOP health care plan was for all of the nation's uninsured to DIE QUICKLY! But not so quick that you miss all of the manufactured suspense as Grayson flipped through his poster boards.
Iowa Republican Tom Latham hates him some cap and trade. So much that he decided to box up a hard hat with the words "American Jobs" written on it and send it to China, as a gift. How thoughtful! And all we've gotten in return is a mess of poisonous toys.
Illinois Republican Peter Roskam took a look at the health care bill and saw handcuffs. And "not figurative handcuffs," Roskam said, "actual criminal penalties." So, you do mean figurative handcuffs? Anyway, it's a good thing David Vitter sits in the U.S. Senate, because he would have probably been a little inappropriately interested in this presentation.
Minnesota Republican Michele Bachmann made the acquaintance of some hula dancing Teabaggers from Hawaii, and they brought her a lei, which Bachmann herself could obtain at the airport in Hawaii, were it not for the fact that she believes planes cannot fly over water without the use of witchcraft. Anyway, she told Congress, "I'm reminded that the one who created this lei also created our freedom. Are we so insensible to the high cost our forebearers paid to purchase our freedom?" So, the Hawaiian Bureau of Tourism created our freedom? I guess this is not supposed to make much sense.
CLASSIC CHUCK GRASSLEY (R-Iowa) here, as the Iowan mixed all the metaphors he had at his disposal to inveigh against health care reform: Sir Lancelot! Dragons! Painful weapons! Golden egg-laying geese! The whole thing was like having a Pear Of Anguish inserted into your brain. Unless, of course, you were Maddie -- John Shadegg's not-granddaughter -- who probably likes the pretty pictures!
More from Charles Grassley: "We should not legislate in a hasty manner and place ourselves in an infinite loop," says Grassley, apparently drawing the wrong lesson from Bill Murray's GROUNDHOG DAY, in which said "infinite loop" allowed Bill Murray's character the chance to experience personal growth, so that he was no longer the sort of preening dick who'd waste the time of serious people with comparisons to movies he saw one night on Comedy Central.
Utah Republican Orrin Hatch LOVES HIM some children's tales, too, it seems. Thankfully, he kept his stories straight, citing Robin Hood as a way of discussing Obama's infernal plan to redistribute wealth in America. It's not clear that Hatch quite understands who would be the Sheriff of Nottingham in this metaphor. But look, just be thankful Hatch didn't burst into an impromptu performance of Bryan Adams's "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You." Hatch, we remind you, fancies himself to be quite the singer.
New Jersey Democrat Frank Lautenberg compared then Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist's threat to eliminate the Senate filibuster to Star Wars' Emperor Palpatine's efforts to destroy galactic freedom, murder the Jedi and crush "terrorism" with the Death Star. Flash forward to today, and suddenly the elimination of the Senate filibuster doesn't seem like such a bad idea, eh, Senate Democrats?
When it comes to Congressional visual aids, the master of the form is Ohio Republican George Voinovich, who was the Jean-Michel Basquiat of poster-board-based metaphorical imagery. Check out all that elaborate work! The lovingly rendered "Emperor's New Clothes," the detailed Wheel of Fortune, the G4 Channel courting Pac Man nonsense...we're going to miss the senator when he retires. But you know who won't miss him? The poor interns who had to build this crap.
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L'Avant-Scene, the French Theater Workshop, will perform "Fragments XII": A Student Recital of Scenes from Classical and Modern French Theater, performed by FRE/THR 211 students. Come meet beloved director Florent Masse, and learn about opportunities to participate in performances, trips, and workshops. Students will perform (in French) scenes from Moliere, Racine, Marivaux & Feydeau.
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All are welcome for the Slavic Department Holiday Party! Meet and mingle with faculty and students, enjoy great food and drink, and be entertained with Russian holiday music. Remarks about the department's offerings begin at 5:30, to be followed by a mini-concert by students in the department.
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Heisman Tracker: A running back crashes the QB partyOregon quarterback Marcus Mariota, left, hands off to Thomas Tyner against Washington on Saturday in Seattle. (Elaine Thompson/AP)For all the debate about the Heisman Trophy and the BCS title, it's very simple right now. They both runthrough Oregon.Until someone stops the Ducks and Marcus Mariota, there really is no debate about the Heisman. No one has come close so far.The biggest example of this came over the weekend, when Washington played what seemed like a solid all-around game against the ...View "Heisman Tracker: A running back crashes the QB party" on Spundge
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