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Our own Ladyrainicorn (human name: Theresa) has set up a blog for those of you looking for a clean corner of this garbage-filled Internet to continue to hang out and write with your Videogum family. It seems like it will be a wonderful place.
Our own Ladyrainicorn (human name: Theresa) has set up a blog for those of you looking for a clean corner of this garbage-filled Internet to continue to hang out and write with your Videogum family. It seems like it will be a wonderful place.
Hello you beautiful monsters,
I have been lurking for about three years, and finally feel brave enough to comment. I know! I think about things A LOT before I make a decision. (I came really close a few times, especially to tell whoever it was that mentioned Bloodsport that I will watch Bloodsport anytime, anywhere, just for JCVD's straddle splits. Kumate! Kumate!)
I cannot tell you guys how many times reading this site, especially the comments, have cheered me up and helped boost my faith in humanity. Seriously! There is an unusual amount of kindness and empathy that prevails here. Friends are made, people express their difficulties and are consoled, people come out or have babies or announce birthdays and everybody celebrates! That is a reflection of an authentic community.
I also want to tell the several people here who are from Boston that I also live in Boston! Boston is the best. Except I'm in Florida right now because sunshine.
I will definitely be a part of the WordPress site or wherever everyone ends up because, dammit, it's time to step up to the plate to make sure there is a detailed, daily accounting of trampoline accidents, children doing funny (or gross) things, celebrities doing stupid (or gross) things, and the calling out of bigots and people who pee (or poop) their pants.
Here's a picture of my dog, because I know that's important here:
And my kitty:
So thanks Kelly (you rock), Gabe (RIP, most crotchety guy in heaven), and everybody who made this site worth visiting.
tl;dr I have a dog and a cat and Kelly rocks.
I don't know if you guys remember that the thedailywh.at used to be a pretty great and videogum-similar site. Then cheezburger bought it and the main blogger left for gawker and it turned total crap. Well, someone from the community there went on to start a new blog, dailyoftheday.com, and it's not that bad and I think actually a lot of the active people in the community moved there. The commenting has gone down remarkably the last couple of months though. Well, this was an uplifting post… Sorry.


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A Brief History of Halloween
I greatly enjoy Halloween because I love sitting out front and handing out candy to the kids that come to the door. I live in a townhouse develop and usually buy enough candy for 100 kids (though some years I do run out). I especially enjoy the little ones and like asking them what they are dressed up as. It's good clean fun and not terribly expensive. My kids are grown so I no longer have a big basket of candy for which to look forward but someday I'll have grand-kids and they can keep grandpa supplied. I had not thought much about the history of Halloween so I looked it up today and though I would share the results with you.
Halloween seems to have gotten it's start some 2,000 years ago with the Celts. They celebrated their new year on November 1rst (also didn't know that!). This day was considered the very end of summer and the end of the harvest. They celebrated the end of their productive season and got ready for a long, cold winter and apparently they didn't have a whole lot to do during the winter.
The Celts believed that between October 31rst and November 1rst (at least around midnight or so) was the one time that the living and the dead could mix a bit. Druid priests were somehow able to use the visiting dead to predict the future. That probably works as well as anything else, I suppose.
The night of October 31rst the Celts would burn bonfires and wear costumes of animals and spirits and would tell the fortunes of folks who were interested in knowing how things would turn out for them in the coming year. We do that on our New Year as well so it's apparently a New Year sort of thing to do.
Somewhere in the 700's AD (give or take) the Catholic church moved the celebration of Martyrs (and later, all saints as well) from May 13th to November 1rst and then to November 2nd. That part is a bit tricky but they may have been trying to supplant the Celtic celebration. It was the same sort of celebration with bonfires and costumes only they dressed as saints & martyrs while the Celts used mostly animal likenesses for their costumes.
In the late 1800s Halloween came to America but more as a community festival and not a religious one.. By the early 1900s Halloween had morphed back into a day to think about ghosts and goblins and to play pranks but it was still not a religious celebration. Trick or Treat was revived in the 1930s or 40s and continues through today.
That is a very brief history but a good start. There is a lot of pretty complicated history which you can read online but I wanted to distill this down to something brief enough that we could all get the point.
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|Nice article, Erick - I enjoy reading things like this! It is so interesting to find where many of our modern day traditions originated! I did a paper on it back when I was in school and really enjoyed learning as I wrote. Thanks for sharing this with us. :)
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I was diagnosed with a/s when I was 23 years old. I was treated with pills which did little good and then put on aspirin for a long time. This helped a bit and I stayed fairly active. When I finally had to quit work (mechanic) in 1991 I could no longer the pain of walking or standing for very long. I was sent to a number of Doctors with not many results and ended up in a wheel chair for some time. I was sent in 2008 to see a great Rheumatology doctor who put me on a program of self administered needles of Humira. I have done very well since then. My life style is back to where I can enjoy it much better. I have the usual side effects of a/s but learn to live with them. I wish I could have met this Doctor 50 years ago. Life would have been much less painful.
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Dave Bakke column: Stormy Edwards heard barking. It was coming from somewhere in the dark, near a pen at Stuart Park, Springfield's "dog park." There stood Antoinette, Annie for short. The cockapoo was eventually taken to Sangamon County Animal Control, where a fortunate series of events began to unfold.
Dear Anonymous Dog Owner:
I am sorry to hear that you are in bad health. I am writing to let you know that, yes, someone responsible found Antoinette, the dog you left at Stuart Park with the note under her food dish.
But you just have to hear where your dog is now. ….
Stormy Edwards heard barking. It was coming from somewhere in the dark, near a pen at Stuart Park, Springfield's "dog park."
It was Thanksgiving, the park was dark, and Edwards was alone, except for her own dog. She wasn't sure what this was about, but that dog kept barking. She decided to investigate. After walking about a block into the night, she thought she heard someone.
"I was creeped out," Edwards said.
But no one was there, nobody except a barking dog inside a small, fenced area.
"I went into the enclosure, and my dog went in with me," she says. "I had a flashlight. I tried to get a photo of the dog. A person had left a dish of lasagna and a bowl of water. I found the note under the lasagna."
The note began, "My name is Antoinette, Annie for short."
It went on to say that the dog's shots were up to date and she had been spayed. The note said Antoinette's owner, a woman, was too sick to care for her anymore, so she was left there, hoping another dog lover in the park would find her.
The note ended like this: "Please take me home. I am a loving dog."
"That's when I burst into tears," Edwards said.
She called the police and the dog was eventually taken to Sangamon County Animal Control, where a fortunate series of events began to unfold.
Carol Rodgers, longtime volunteer at the Animal Protective League and Animal Control, saw Annie. She also happened to know that Erin Sabath, whose family owns Regency Nursing Care, 2120 W. Washington St., was looking for a live-in dog for pet therapy for the residents.
After hearing from Rodgers about Annie, Sabath went to Animal Control to check out Annie. Rodgers was there when Sabath arrived. It was love at first sight. Sabath decided to give Annie a tryout at Regency.
Page 2 of 2 - "I'd say we had started looking seriously (for a resident pet) in November," says Sabath. "We have therapy dogs who come in to visit. We have other people bring in their dogs, and it's always such a lovely experience for the residents."
Regency administrator Tony Twardowski had experience with the resident pet program. He suggested Regency should try it. But a therapy dog has to be the right dog with the right temperament. Annie seems to have it. She was a hit from the start.
"Everybody who sees this dog falls in love with her," Sabath says. "She's wonderful."
During the day, Annie, a cockapoo, walks around Regency with a handler and greets residents. She already knows not to go into the dining room. She seems to sense that the people who live at Regency need a lick from her or just need to pet her.
At night, Twardowski takes Annie home. Eventually, everyone would like to have Annie live at Regency full time.
"Believe it or not, a nursing home dog is hard to find," Rodgers says. "They have to be good with everything; men, women, dogs, cats, wheelchairs, walkers …"
It is obvious that whoever left Annie in the dog park had taken good care of her dog while she had her. Annie was groomed, housebroken and healthy.
"It makes me think that this owner honestly didn't know what to do," Rodgers says. "It may have been an older lady who was sick and didn't know about Animal Control or APL and thought, 'Well, people who go to dog parks like dogs.'
"Wouldn't it be nice if the owner reads this and knows the dog is safe?"
… So, anonymous dog owner, rest easy. Your dog did find just the kind of home you hoped she would find when you left her in Stuart Park. Things could have turned out much worse, you know. You were lucky. So was Annie.
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North Korea Tests Long-Range Rocket
The United Nations Security Council held an emergency meeting Sunday, hours after North Korea defied international warnings and test-fired a long-range rocket. The rocket flew over Japanese airspace before crashing into the Pacific Ocean. North Korea claimed the test was a success, but international experts disputed their claim. President Obama condemned the launch as "provocative."
Obama Calls for Nuclear-Free World
Hours after the rocket launch, President Obama spoke in Prague and outlined a vision for ridding the world of nuclear weapons. Obama said he wanted an immediate end to nuclear tests, confirmed and vowed to hold a global summit on nuclear security.
President Obama: "As the only nuclear power to have used a nuclear weapon, the United States has a moral responsibility to act. We cannot succeed in this endeavor alone, but we can lead it, we can start it."
Last week, President Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev agreed on fast-track negotiations to slash their nuclear stockpiles by about a third from the end of this year. The US and Russia have a total of 23,000 nuclear weapons. President Obama is not the first US president to call for the abolition of nuclear weapons. In the 1950s President Dwight Eisenhower said, "Controlled universal disarmament is the imperative of our time." Even President Ronald Reagan once proposed the abolition of all nuclear weapons.
Czechs Protest US Missile Shield Base
While President Obama spoke in Prague, over 1,000 protesters gathered nearby to condemn US plans to build a missile shield system in the Czech Republic and Poland. Protesters included Jan Majicek of the No Bases Initiative.
Jan Majicek: "We are here to tell Barack Obama, who is now in Prague, that 70 percent of Czechs are against this plan and that we don't want a foreign military base here in the Czech Republic."
NATO Allies Refuse to Send More Combat Troops to Afghanistan
During the NATO summit in Strasbourg, European allies rejected President Obama's request to send more combat troops to Afghanistan as part of the US escalation of the war. Instead, NATO nations will send 3,000 soldiers to assist in securing the national elections scheduled for August and 2,000 military trainers to help the Afghan army. Outside the NATO meeting, some 30,000 people took part in protests along the French-German border condemning the escalation of the war in Afghanistan. Police arrested 325 people. At least three buildings were set on fire, including a hotel and a border post.
Obama Ends Overseas Trip in Turkey
President Obama is in Turkey today making his first visit to a Muslim nation as president.
President Obama: "I have now spent a week traveling through Europe, and I've been asked, 'Are you trying to make a statement by ending this week-long trip in Turkey?' And the answer is yes, I am trying to make a statement. I'm trying to make a statement about the importance of Turkey, not just to the United States, but to the world."
Mass Shootings Spur Call for New Gun Control Laws
Gun control advocates are urging lawmakers to rewrite the nation's gun control laws after mass shootings in upstate New York, Pittsburgh and Washington state. In Binghamton, New York, a gunman attacked an immigration center on Friday, killing thirteen people before taking his own life. Most of the dead were immigrants who were taking classes at the immigration center. The gunman was a Vietnamese-born immigrant who recently lost his job.
Binghamton Police Chief Joseph Zikuski: "What we do know is Mr. Wong arrived at that residence wearing body armor, which would tell us that at one point in his thinking process he was going to take the police on or at least try to stop us from stopping him. He must have been a coward. We speculate when he heard the sirens that he decided to end his own life, so that's what — he was heavily armed, had a lot of ammunition on him. And thank God, before more lives were lost, that he decided to do that."
On Saturday in Pittsburgh, three police officers were shot dead as they responded to a domestic violence call. Meanwhile, in Washington state a thirty-four-year-old man shot dead his five children on Saturday before killing himself. The children were between the ages of seven and sixteen. There was also a series of high-profile mass shootings last month in North Carolina, California and Alabama that killed a total of twenty-three people. Paul Helmke, President of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, said, "The laws on the books aren't getting the job done. Now is the time to take effective steps to prevent gun violence." According to the Brady Campaign, about 30,000 people die every year in the United States from gun violence. That's about eighty people a day.
One in Six Americans Now Unemployed or Underemployed
In economic news, the nation's unemployment rate has reached 8.5 percent, the highest it's been in twenty-five years. 663,000 jobs were lost last month. A total of 5.1 million jobs have been lost in the past fourteen months. The current unemployment rate would jump to 15.6 percent if it included laid-off workers who have given up looking for new jobs or have had to settle for part-time work. This means one in every six workers in America is now either unemployed or underemployed.
Wall Street Firms Gave Lawrence Summers Millions in 2008
Newly released documents show Lawrence Summers, one of President Obama's top economic aides, received nearly $2.7 million in speaking fees last year from several of the financial companies that have received government bailouts, including JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch. Goldman Sachs paid Summers $135,000 last April for a single speech. In addition, Summers earned over $5 million working one day a week at the D.E. Shaw hedge fund.
Thousands Protest on Wall Street
In New York, thousands marched on Wall Street Saturday on the forty-first anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King. Leslie Cagan of United for Peace and Justice helped organize the protest.
Leslie Cagan: "Decades of bloated military spending have undermined our economic security. Instead of pouring hundreds of billions of dollars year in and year out into war, into weapons of mass destruction, into militarism and military spending, that money should have been used and now must be used to reinvest in our communities. Our communities need schools, we need healthcare, we need a completely restructured infrastructure, we need money pouring into job creation, and we need to deal with the global crisis of the environment. So there's much to do, above and beyond bailing out bankers and continuing to pour money into wars."
Iowa Supreme Court Overturns Ban on Same-Sex Marriage
In a unanimous decision, the Iowa Supreme Court has overturned a ten-year-old ban on same-sex marriage, making Iowa the third state in the union to legalize same-sex marriage. The ruling takes effect April 24. Meanwhile, Swedish lawmakers voted last week to make Sweden become the fifth European country to allow same-sex marriages.
26 Killed in Iraqi Car Bombings
In Iraq, five car bombs exploded across Baghdad today, killing twenty-six people and wounding scores. The bombings come following a week of arrests in Baghdad by Iraq's Shiite-led government of Sunni Arab fighters known as Awakening Councils.
Pakistan Taliban Unleashes Wave of Suicide Attacks
In Pakistan, a senior commander of the Pakistani Taliban is threatening to launch two suicide attacks per week if the Obama administration does not stop missile strikes on Pakistani territory. Over the weekend, at least thirty-eight people died in three suicide attacks. In the deadliest bombing, twenty-two people died in a blast at a Shiite mosque in the capital of Islamabad.
Report: 1 Million Pakistanis Displaced by US Drone Attacks
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Protests Condemn Public Flogging of Pakistani Girl
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Israeli Newspapers Remove Female Cabinet Ministers from Photo
In Israel, two ultra-Orthodox Jewish newspapers have digitally manipulated a photograph of Israel's new cabinet, removing two female ministers. One newspaper changed the photo by replacing the two female cabinet members with men. Another newspaper blacked the women out. The ultra-Orthodox newspapers consider it immodest to print images of women. Limor Livnat is Israel's new Minister of Culture & Sport. Sofa Landver is the country's Minister of Immigrant Absorption.
Massive US Arms Sale to Israel Disclosed
Amnesty International has revealed that the United States has sent a massive new shipment of arms to Israel despite evidence that US weapons were misused against civilians in the Gaza attacks. Amnesty said a German cargo ship carrying about 14,000 tons of arms docked in late March at the Israeli port of Ashdod, about twenty-five miles north of Gaza. The ship left for Israel on December 20, a week before the start of Israel's attacks on Gaza.
New York Times Threatens to Close Boston Globe
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Media Covers US War Dead's Return After 18-Year Ban
The media was permitted on Sunday to cover the arrival of a US soldier's coffin at the Pentagon's main mortuary in Delaware for the first time in eighteen years. President Barack Obama has relaxed a Pentagon ban on media coverage of returning US war dead, giving grieving families the choice of whether to allow cameras at the solemn arrival ceremony. On Sunday, a flag-draped coffin bearing the remains of Staff Sgt. Phillip Myers arrived at Dover Air Force Base. The thirty-year-old soldier was killed in Afghanistan on Saturday.
Report: Obama to Lift Restrictions on Family Travel to Cuba
The Wall Street Journal reports the Obama administration is planning to abolish limits on family travel and cash remittances between the United States and Cuba. This would allow Cubans living in the United States to travel freely to the island, instead of once a year as at present. Obama, however, has rejected calls to lift the embargo. Meanwhile, a group of US lawmakers arrived in Havana Friday. This is Congresswoman Barbara Lee of California.
Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA): "We're here to engage in discussions with regard to US-Cuba relations. Personally, I believe, many believe, that it's time to talk to Cuba, and we want to find out what the dialog should entail, and we'll communicate this very clearly to our government officials upon our return."
Egyptian Police Arrest 25 Ahead of Nationwide Protests
And in Egypt, police arrested twenty-five people Sunday ahead of today's nationwide protest against the policies of President Hosni Mubarak. Egyptian dissident Ayman Nour is the leader of the Ghad, or Tomorrow Party, a key organizer of today's protests, which are being held on the first anniversary of an uprising in an industrial town north of Cairo that was brutally repressed by Egyptian security forces. Ayman Nour, who ran against Mubarak in presidential elections in 2005, was arrested soon after the elections and released this February after spending over three years in prison. He spoke to Democracy Now! producer Anjali Kamat last month about the demands his party would raise at the protests on this April 6th.
Ayman Nour: "We are giving the government one year to reform the constitution and to lift the barriers preventing widespread participation in politics and elections. If our demands are not met — and these are reformist, democratic demands — we will call for a general strike on April 6th of 2010. The future of the current Egyptian regime depends on its ability to understand that its role must come to an end, that it must provide a real opportunity for power to circulate among the Egyptians. It has to give the Egyptian people their right to choose their rulers and representatives without texts that restrict and frustrate these rights and freedoms to the extent that they don't exist at all or become some kind of a mirage."
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my view point is that wwe are all eternal and theese pigs try to trick usinto teh material world like this physical see hear taste touch feel shit is all there is and that simply aint true plain and simple it aint true i have physical proof....but this knowledge is supressed by the "elite" u are eternal dont fear
this is one of th ebiggest tricks played on us and just look at the results of this imo
if people saw the unknown.. and knew what it was
im sure.. most of the sheep of the world would turn and run the other way
they dont wanna loose their materlisic toys..
they would rather live on this physical realm,
than know whats really going on.,
they;d rather repear, and live here again..
coz its all their residual memory/conscious tells them is real
people have to admit to being stupid and being followers blindly of whatever is told to them.
once that stage has passed. and they know, they are one of many (eternal/infinate consciousness) this whole things is totally diffrent
and if u knew what u really was
their would be no need to survive
or lust for those things
that our reptillian mind craves
more to follow
my own conscious is beyond universal, there is no separation only fagments of experience making sense of physical material existence on the path back to the source of all.
LulZ KillZ Phear....
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Update on Ng'ombeNg'ombe is a very hardworking and enterprising woman who says that she has been able to greatly increase her income and help her family, thanks to her hard work.
She is asking for her third Kiva loan to buy ten sacks of charcoal to re-sell. She will invest the profits back into her business. She is grateful for the new support she has received.
Previous Loan DetailsWith her previous credit Kiva loan, Ng'ombe bought bundles of wheat flour, maize flour, and sugar, for the retail shop that she sold, increasing her working capital slightly. Now she is applying for a new credit Kiva loan, because her sellers have requested more products. She has an established c... More from Ng'ombe's previous loan »
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About Yehu Microfinance TrustThis loan is administered by Yehu Microfinance Trust, which was founded in 1998 as a project of CHOICE Humanitarian Kenya. In July 2007, Yehu became a separate entity from CHOICE and was registered as a trust. Since then, Yehu has expanded to cover over half of Kenya's 13 coastal districts.
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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My name is Marc Adler. A graduate of NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study, I consider myself a student of Melville and Shakespeare. My work has been published by alternet.org, splicetoday.com, michaelmoore.com and newsjunkiepost.com, among many others.
The Bloody Cross Roads derives from literary critic and public intellectual Lionel Trilling's book, The Liberal Imagination. The full quote reads, "the bloody cross roads where literature and politics meet." When I began this project, I considered it important to attach a literary quality to my writing because literature is my passion, and it is through the humanities that we can gain better sensitivity to and empathy for one another. Such an outlook may enable us to repair the ills of our society, such as a for-profit healthcare system that murders 45,000 Americans a year and forces a million others to go bankrupt.
My goal is to explain through my work how state/corporate power controls our society and is destroying civilization, and why we must radically change our attitudes towards the political/economic system and mass media. In addition to covering current issues as they unfold, many articles I write rely on authoritative sources to discuss broader issues, such as American empire and corporate abuse, others analyze bias/propaganda in the mass media, and many are interview-based pieces designed to personalize and dramatize the horrifying costs of unfettered corporate capitalism.
Although I write very critically about the U.S. government, I love America and subscribe to the notion that, as Howard Zinn once said, "dissent is the highest form of patriotism."
As someone who does not specialize in any area of expertise, I seek to show how any lay person can come to know the truth about all the major issues by consulting authoritative sources. You don't need to be a climate expert to know climate change is real, for example; all you have to do is read what the climate scientists have to say (and be able to distinguish between true experts and those paid off by the fossil fuel industry). The purpose of this blog is to provide the public with a resource for education.
To See Through the Deceit
My Intellectual Journey from free market fundamentalism to Classical Liberalism: (I wrote this article a few years ago, so some of my views have changed)
When I graduated from Yeshiva high school I spent a year in Israel studying at an American-based seminary, together with most of my ultra-orthodox Jewish friends from New York. At the start I adhered to two forms of religion: fanatical Judaism, of which I had already been skeptical and renounced by the end of the year, and a libertarian/conservatism-inspired faith in free markets and corporate structure.
I had previously been influenced by Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead which, I now realize, enabled me to channel my tendency to celebrity worship into the story—at the time I was a huge Smashing Pumpkins fan and saw a lot of Billy Corgan in Howard Roark. I read The Virtue of Selfishness and Atlas Shrugged at seminary in Israel; a period when I was studying Talmud and Torah in earnest, but beginning to understand that Jewish extremism provides a false and confining worldview. The main appeal of Rand's libertarianism was its reactionary attitude towards religion—I reveled in John Galt and co.'s attacks on god-worship.
But this was accompanied by the philosophical case for free-market fundamentalism. As someone who grew up in a sheltered, wealthy community and an ultra-conservative family, I was taught to believe that those who "succeed" are superior to the poor because they contribute most to society. Atlas Shrugged cemented this dogma because it earned my trust as one of the first secular books I encountered, written not by rabbis, who had lied to me endlessly, but by someone from the "real world." Although it helped me overcome one form of religion, it ironically reinforced another by confirming the idea that my family and neighbors, along with celebrities, Wall Street executives and powerful corporate leaders, were the John Galts of the world. If not for them our civilization would crumble and the "looters," who just want to steal from the rich and worthy, would take over. It followed, therefore, that I was likewise destined to join the ranks of the ubermensch in one form or another, perhaps as a lawyer. I was further drawn to the mantra of "personal responsibility"—that government never has the right to tell its citizens what it can and cannot do.
I clung to this outlook for a long time. I found Fahrenheit 9/11 revolting. When I took two sociology classes at Queens College the following summer, I gave my teachers a very hard time for pushing C. Wright Mills' The Power Elite and various textbooks arguing that unchecked capitalism ineluctably creates extreme inequality and devastating boom-bust cycles while regulation and higher top bracket tax rates narrow the gap and stabilize the economy. All this looked like liberal propaganda posing as education. I was infuriated that my teachers had not grasped that communism failed, and called the class's attention to centrist-minded South Park episodes and Team Americasatirizing knee-jerk liberal disdain for "evil corporations." My instructors' paranoia, betrayed by their hatred for Bush, Cheney, the Iraq War and the rising surveillance state ("Beware, the feds can track you through something as simple as your Metrocard") struck me as absurd. I dismissed them as liberal crackpots, assuming they considered Bush a Nazi and believed in the 9/11 conspiracy theories, though they had never said as much, and felt comfort in the thought that since America has thrived for so long it is destined to prosper, regardless of who's in charge.
I ignored politics and channeled my intellectual energies into literature, particularly Vladimir Nabokov. As with Ayn Rand, I was seduced by some of his work and came to embrace his entire worldview as Gospel. After readingLolita, one of the great dramatizations of psychological slavery, sin and guilt, as well as a revealing portrait of American culture, I indulged in his Lectures on Literature, which argues as a matter of principle (perhaps in reaction to the liberal fervor that characterized the 1960s) that in literature ideas are meaningless and irrelevant because of their subjectivity; the only thing important is language and structure, which can create beauty and harmony.
This outlook dominated my next few years in college. After transferring to NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study I concentrated on literature and despised those (few) teachers who would use Shakespeare to justify their grievances with Bush and Iraq, considering it a sin to mix politics with literature. I conducted tutorials with mentors that focused primarily on literary style and structure. But, as much as I resisted the notion, the novels we covered usually led us to discuss American culture and politics (how Gov. Eliot Spitzer's sex scandal relates to Middlemarch, for example). And this pattern gradually escalated as I approached graduation.
In my junior year I took two crucial classes. One was an independent study on the nature of evil, which covered Moby Dick, Melville's classic short stories and Othello. The other was a science course that introduced me to basic concepts and scientific figures as well as systematically taught how to distinguish between a strong and a weak argument through class discussion, debates and writing assignments. These classes complimented each other nicely, especially when I embarked on a final paper about climate change for my science class.
I tackled the global warming debate with the presumption that both sides have legitimate arguments. Over the following month I pored through numerous books, articles and shows arguing for and against the notion that man is causing climate change, which will destroy civilization if we don't act fast. What I discovered shocked and terrified me. Every piece of skepticism I came across was either a pack of lies and/or a gross cheapening of science.
Professional climate scientists, such as Patrick J. Michaels and Robert C. Balling Jr., have published books through the CATO Institute designed to mislead readers by misrepresenting other climate scientists and systematically distorting facts. Others, such as Roy W. Spencer, argue that we have no real historical record on CO2 levels because carbon dating via ice cores and tree rings is unreliable. And then there's the Investor's Business Daily and Fox News etc., which promulgate dangerously false counterintuitive claims such as "higher CO2 levels will be good for mankind" and "trees are causing global warming."
My final analysis consisted of a primer on climate science and a critique of media-based disinformation (the latter portion of which can be found in the "Climate Change Disinformation" section). As I wrote about propaganda I could not help but draw connections between the deceptive tricks employed by global warming deniers and those used by Shakespeare's Iago, whom I was studying in my literature tutorial. It was inescapable, uncanny—how do you convince people to commit suicide when the truth, which can save them, is so obvious?
All this took place shortly after Barack Obama won an election in which I did not vote, and I soon read The Audacity of Hope. The book is extremely well-written and persuasive. Obama earned my trust by establishing that he accepts global warming and generally employing a level-headed, compromise-oriented tone: we can all agree that x is a problem, so let's figure out how to combine liberal and conservative approaches to solve it. This charmed me into maintaining my delusions that, although in the case of climate change conservatives and corporations lie, perhaps that issue is unique, since it is, after all, a matter of science, not politics. But when it comes to economics, war, and social issues, both sides are equal. I celebrated Obama's spirit of compromise, which has come to dominate his presidency.
During the ensuing months I earnestly explored many media outlets. I watched Fox News and MSNBC, listened to conservative talk radio (770) and NPR, watched as much CSPAN as possible, and read The Wall Street Journal (The New York Times was unavailable to me, living in an ultra-conservative house). After some time, though, the mainstream media began to feel like a waste. It became obvious that FOX is nothing more or less than a political machine for the far/mainstream right and corporations when, while watching during my lunch break, one of the supposedly apolitical anchors appeared clad in colonial garb, encouraging viewers to join a Tea Party protest. The conservative talk show hosts were at least as awful—Rush Limbaugh routinely indulged in fantasies about how Obama will silence all dissenters and march us towards socialist totalitarianism, and Mark Levin ranted about how the Geneva Conventions do not protect enemy combatants from torture, which is not true. And the Wall Street Journal editorials scandalously called into question climate science all the time.
Perhaps equally corrosive, though, was the broader effect all this had on me. It became difficult to distinguish between fiction and reality. Keith Olbermann's Countdown seemed entertaining but not credible, since it looked and sounded just like Hannity and Beck. Without fact-checking any of Olbermann's claims, I assumed that no serious person could trustCountdown and barely tuned in. I likewise dismissed Noam Chomsky as a liberal Limbaugh without reading his works, and maintained that Michael Moore is a chronic liar and fanatic, just as prior to my climate change research I gave credence to the idea that James Hansen and the scientists who contributed to the U.N. report were merely "liberal alarmists."
When I returned to NYU for my final year, I wrote a research paper on the financial crisis for a science class about energy. My essay explored the connection between entropy and capitalism in the context of the sub-prime mortgage fiasco. The research consisted of some classics—chunks of Das Capital and Wealth of Nations—and numerous books on the housing bubble, such as 13 Bankers, How Markets Fail and The Big Short. Although I previously detested Marx, as I had been taught, I discovered that his critique of capitalism is unanswerable, though his call for communism seems vague and impractical.
And all the books about financial crisis illustrated very clearly that markets cannot regulate themselves. After resisting this notion all my life, I had to acknowledge that the housing bubble (among many other instances of corporate fraud and abuse) proves the skeptics right. The lesson is beyond dispute: when power goes unchecked it leads to fascism (in one form or another), fraud, force and self-destruction. The answer, it seems, is not socialism but a strenuous case-by-case effort to strike a fair balance between workers' rights and business, which is why the protestors in Wisconsin fighting for collective bargaining rights need our support [this essay was written during the thick of that battle]. And some industries, such as health care and energy, must be run by and for the public. Government is the only institution that can keep corporate power in check, and in a democracy all participants must be aware and pressure their leaders to regulate markets, lest it mutate into an oligarchy.
I recently read a few books that have helped me connect dots about the corporate system. First, Winner-Take-All-Politics explains how corporate interests took over Washington in 1978, systematically crushed most of the welfare state and remain in firm control. Next, Chris Hedges' Empire of Illusions brilliantly describes how corporations control almost everything, from the machines with which we vote, to the clothes we wear, to the food we eat, to the movies and shows we watch, to the very values and ambitions that guide our lives. It is ultimately the cult of celebrity worship that distracts us from real-world suffering and instills in us the obsessive pursuit of wealth and social advancement, often at everyone else's expense.
And, finally, I just started reading Deadly Spin, in which a former PR executive for the big health insurance companies reveals how he and his former colleagues did exactly what the Chomsky's and Moore's and Hedges' of the world have been warning us about—plot advertising and lobbying campaigns designed to misinform the public and maximize short-term corporate profits by ensuring that the rest of us suffer. Politicians are tools. They exist to delude us into thinking we have freedom of choice. We have none. The author, Wendell Potter, actually appeared on Countdown recently and apologized to Michael Moore for ruthlessly discrediting Sicko.
As Hedges admonishes in his latest Death of the Liberal Class, authentic, classical liberalism is the only political force that can check corporations because it assumes that power craves power, as Shakespeare teaches. Tragically, today's mainstream liberalism, together with our president, has by and large sold itself out to corporate paymasters—witness the New York Times Times' and New Yorker's fear-driven support for the Iraq War and Obama's capitulations to Wall Street, the insurance industry and war profiteers—leaving us with a shattered economy, an angry populace susceptible to the emergence of a radical charismatic leader and corporations with enough power to impose classical fascism on the population if force becomes the only option left to preserve the system.
The only way our politicians can ever again be governed by the public interest, especially when it comes to climate change, fiscal policy and war, is if we learn how to see through the deceits that riddle our corporate culture. But, as my experience indicates, the journey, which never ends, is long and confusing, and there's a reason why– most Americans do menial and demeaning labor, and by the end of the work day are too tired, disinterested,poor, or uneducated to fact-check disinformation and acquire books that will teach them how they've been exploited and abandoned. And those who do have the resources to learn are often distracted by our consumerist culture, brainwashed by the mass media and/or blinded by the pursuit of fame, excess and social status.


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Founder does not let personal tragedies deter her from building positive environment for Chula Vista youth
Gloria Vázquez uses TNT in her daily life, not to explode concrete buildings, but to construct a positive environment for local teenagers.
TNT, Transformando Nuestra Tierra, translates to Changing Our Land, a youth group for ages 13 and older, founded by Vázquez. The program is meant to be a safe and fun place for teens.
"This is a very easygoing environment where they can get together and play," Vázquez said. "But at the same time learn values and things that will help them make good decisions in life."
Vázquez hosts the program every Tuesday night at the Amigas Punto Com headquarters in Chula Vista, where adolescents join in on Ping-Pong, foosball and other activities. Vázquez often holds seminars and invites speakers to provide firsthand guidance for the students.
Vázquez founded the program in 2008 with her husband, Erick Vázquez, a year before his death. Before serving the youth in San Diego, the two served approximately 800 adolescents every Saturday as youth leaders at Amistad Cristiana, a church based in Mexico.
"When we moved to San Diego, we still wanted so much to take care of the youth and give our lives to the youth," Vázquez said.
Vázquez's religious views drove her to write three books, hoping to inspire people to strive against the devastation in life, something she experienced personally.
"They are books that inspire," Vázquez said. "I want to help people that go through it, the death of children (or) the death of a husband."
"Donde Esta Dios Cuando Mas Lo Necesito?" — which translates to "Where is God when I Need Him Most?" — is one of Vázquez's books, written about the death of her two daughters to the same genetic disease and the loss of her husband to a cerebral aneurysm.
"She's been through a whole bunch of experiences of horrible stuff, and look, she's smiling," said Daniel Reyes, a 13-year-old who attends TNT. "She's laughing about what happened and it makes me feel that I can be as strong as her someday."
A group of teenagers, both new and regular to the program, gathered for TNT in late July. The students piled into the game room and surrounded Vázquez, speaking to her as if she were a friend, a confidant. As the program continued, the students participated in a discussion with Vázquez about their greatest fears.
"How would you feel if you were arrested and jailed?" Vázquez asked. Some children's hands shot up and one girl expressed that she would be angry.
"You can talk about your problems or listen about other's problems," said Melynna Ponce, 14.
Vázquez invites young adults to join TNT as she hopes to expand the program in the near future.
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Hi Ted
This question is very close to the bone for me as a Lab Owner that processes film, not E6 but C41 and BW.
The short answer to your question the film will be fine, do a clip test and make your adjustments with the balance.
The long answer , is that Our Lab is deciding to no longer run colour film or for that matter single run black & White for clients that we have not historically run film for.
We will still run Black and White for clients we know are buying fresh film, and we will only run our personal colour film .* we do a lot of this*
Over the last five years , our technicians and myself have found the film being supplied to us is in some cases, rolled so tight , curly and long expired.
This film requires longer times to load, more handling problems and now we are seeing cross curves or imperfections in the film that we never would of experienced in the not so long ago film days.
No matter what we do or say, we are open to problems and like many other E6 labs and C41 labs we are deciding to stop processing suspect film.
There are labs that recover old film, but they specialize in old film and there is no question of the film being old, so both parties are aware of the potential problems.
I use single shot Jobo's and basically each run is the same as what we did 15 years ago, but what is changing is photographers are buying outdated film for a buck or two and then exposing it,, who knows what storage conditions, but you can bet , if there are problems the first finger points to the Lab.
This may seem silly on us to take this position, but we have built a reputation on good process, and are not willing to wreck havoc on our past good work.
We do make mistakes , but with film its not fixable, like redoing a print or re mount a print.
There are threads popping up on the different forums where photographers are complaining about bad process of labs.. I think we will not try to be in this mix.


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MINDEN, Nev. – A 39-year-old woman was arrested last week on suspicion of smoking marijuana with her two teenage children. Douglas County sheriff's deputies said the woman was detained after they responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle. Deputies said the woman told them that she was teaching her son to drive, but they smelled marijuana emanating from the vehicle.
The suspect's son, whose age was unavailable, and 14-year-old daughter told deputies they had shared two bowls of marijuana with their mother.
The woman was booked into jail Tuesday on charges of child endangerment, contributing to the delinquency of a minor and possession of a drug.
The 14-year-old was released to Child and Protective Services, while the boy was placed in juvenile detention.
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Laughter Has Been Hacked
Laughter has been effectively hacked and people can now essentially laugh anytime they want, most just don't know it. The strange proof is that laughing contests such as this Saturday's 2014 American Laughing Championships in Atlanta could not exist otherwise.
At the event, a live audience will watch as a dozen challengers compete in a series of laughs including The Diabolical Laugh, The Alabama Kneeslapper and a new category, Sexiest Laugh in America. What is strange perhaps is that competitors will laugh without jokes, humour or looking at anything funny. How is that possible?
"It's actually pretty amazing when you think about it," said current American Laughing Champion, Chicago Native, Julie Ostrow. "That for 90 minutes everyone will be laughing, audience and competitor alike without a single joke being told."
All competitive laughers use a technique where they trigger authentic laughter by laughing. Otherwise the 90 minute show of people pretending to laugh would likely be unbearable. … Read the rest
Laughing Is Now A Competitive Sport
Laughter Exercise Going Mainstream
Well it's taken a while, but the most mainstream of mainstream news organizations has declared that laughter is a form of exercise. If they'd watched Albert Nerenberg's documentary film Laughology back when it was released by disinformation in 2010 their readers could have been happier and healthier by now. Oh well, here's Gretchen Reynolds' take in the New York Times:
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Is laughter a kind of exercise? That offbeat question is at the heart of a new study of laughing and pain that emphasizes how unexpectedly entwined our bodies and emotions can be.
For the study, which was published this year in Proceedings of the Royal Society B, researchers at Oxford University recruited a large group of undergraduate men and women.
They then set out to make their volunteers laugh.
Most of us probably think of laughter, if we think of it at all, as a response to something funny – as, in effect, an emotion.
Happy World Laughter Day
Make sure you enjoy a long laugh today: Laughter is good for you and it's officially World Laughter Day. If you want to know about the health benefits of laughing, check out Albert Nerenberg's serious, but fun, documentary Laughology.
The founder of laughter yoga and the man who started the worldwide craze, Dr. Madan Kataria, has this message for you:
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My Dear Laughter Friends,
World Laughter Day is customarily celebrated on the first Sunday of May every year. This year on 1st of May, thousands of people in more than 70 countries will laugh together to promote peace and harmony in the midst of natural disasters, global unrest, violence and terrorism, all of which has disrupted the tranquility of our planet – mother earth. It is also a day committed to spread the message of good health and joy through laughter.
Every year millions of dollars are being spent on maintaining health as stress levels are steadily increasing and the cost of health care has become a great concern for people at large and governments all over the world.
Dutch Man Laughs At Anything After Hip Surgery
Huug Bosse underwent hip surgery two years ago and now can't stop cracking up no matter how hard he tries. "It appears that due to the operation, due to the anesthesia, he was laughing more," Bosse's wife told the Dutch TV show Man Bijt Hond. "When you are having a discussion and all he does is laughing, then it gets annoying." Can this bizarre behavior be explained by a medical condition?
Model Wins America's First Laughter Championship At 'Laugh Riot'
Gabrielle Rivera, a 23 year old Puerto Rican model, was the decisive winner of the first California Ultimate Laughing Championship in front of over 200 people at the historic Fremont Cinema in San Luis Obispo, California Saturday night.
Rivera was declared "Best Laugher in California 2011." She triumphed in the "Diabolical laugh," "Snort laugh," and "Laugh at Yourself" competitions before defeating 10 contenders in a series of knock down "Laughter Duels." She said she practices by laughing at herself.
The San Luis Obispo Tribune called the event a "laugh riot" and local TV station KSBY reported that the contest brought smiles to the faces of San Luis Obispo residents.
As the organizer and speaking as a professional laughologist (I'm the director of Laughology, the first feature documentary on laughter), I would never have expected that a model would win the championship. In my (limited) experience, models are usually robots, but this woman really has an authentic, unstoppable laugh.… Read the rest
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The documentary Laughology is helping set off a new fad with the discovery that competitive laughter can be entertaining.
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Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!FatalisFury Aug 16, 2013 10:21 PM (in response to randomness550)
It fires a slug instead of buckshot. It's a one shot headshot but over 20 meters or so it becomes a two shot kill for the body. Quit complaining. Plus its kind of a marksman shotgun.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!Firesens Aug 17, 2013 12:06 PM (in response to randomness550)
The KSG is quite Balanced first of all, quickscoping isn't.
The KSG fire's a slug round which gives it the range but it isn't effective at all ranges only close to mid (Better at mid.) The KSG is less accurate at when firing from the hip, but the KSG also has to hit dead on to kill the person in one hit. Usully if it isn't dead on then you won't even hit anything.
When a player quickscope's at mid to short range it ruins the balance between snipers and CQC weapons, mainly because snipers are a one shot kill based on what weapon you are using. Also it is way too accurate for not actually aiming at all. Quickscoping rewards the player instead of punishing them for not being precise or using marksmanship. (IMO Sniper's shouldn't QS at any range, they should be used how a sniper was meant to be used)
Quickscoping shouldn't ever be a substitute for a sidearm in CQC Battle.
DSR: OHK is from the waist up. (At any range)
XPR: OHK is from the chest up. (At any range)
Ballista: OHK is from the chest up. (At any range)
KSG: OHK is from waist up. (Close - Medium Range)
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!randomness550 Aug 17, 2013 3:39 PM (in response to Firesens)
Well us quickscopers dont need to take our sweet time to aim. We know exactly where the crosshairs will be at so we dont have to aim in for 10 seconds in order to be accurate. Btw this whole aim assist thing is BS. It doesnt do crap on BO2 it only helps on MW3 and MW2
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!Firesens Aug 17, 2013 7:23 PM (in response to randomness550)
Sure you do, keep telling yourself that.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!randomness550 Aug 17, 2013 9:23 PM (in response to Firesens)
It honestly doesnt. I'll admit that QS'ing is way too easy in MW3. But in BO2 the aim assist really doesnt help unless your hardscoping.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!Firesens Aug 18, 2013 6:26 PM (in response to randomness550)
hardscoping... it is called Sniping.
Aim assist and Bullet Magnetism kicks in, even if you are aiming in or not.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!randomness550 Aug 19, 2013 11:30 AM (in response to Firesens)
-_- you know what i mean. It does the same if your camping and hardscoping, or "sniping"
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!TL_Bare_B_V2 Sep 3, 2013 12:31 PM (in response to randomness550)
randomness550 wrote:
camping and hardscoping, or "sniping"
You mean use the gun how it was designed, to pick people off from long range.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!amathyx Aug 17, 2013 3:57 AM (in response to randomness550)
have you ever even used the ksg
you definitely get hit markers with it
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!randomness550 Aug 17, 2013 3:39 PM (in response to amathyx)
Yeah I have. I even did a test on private match and i shot the person in the leg and it was a OHK
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!Frenchy_68 Aug 17, 2013 12:55 PM (in response to randomness550)
So if it's overpowerd; you were obviously able gold the KSG in no time at all.
Give me some tips because I'm struggling
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!goldrecon7 Aug 18, 2013 2:42 PM (in response to Frenchy_68)
Use laser sight it helps a lot even if you don't hip fire. It's programmed to make the shot a tad more accurate I also recommend the QuickDraw handle and red dot sight.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!anoreo Aug 30, 2013 4:37 PM (in response to goldrecon7)
Why use Red Dot when you can use Millimeter Scanner?
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!phxs72 Sep 10, 2013 12:43 PM (in response to anoreo)
The red dot sight increases the guns accuracy and the millimeter scanner decreases it. But it's all a matter of preference and subject to your own gameplay style. Generally, I used the KSG for midrange shots. If I was going to put a MMS on a shotgun I would rather use it on the ones with less range since I'd need to get close anyway to make it effective for my playstyle.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!bkblazer Aug 18, 2013 3:44 PM (in response to randomness550)
The ksg is good gun when when the user is accurate. It punishes the player thats inaccurate. Its a one shot kill with decent range for a shotgun but can't be compared to the range of a sniper rifle, at all.
Guns that are overpowered will be abused by the majority of players. Take a look at your stats, find the gun that you die from the most. If any guns are overpowered, they will be on the top of that list. And most likely the same guns on the top of all our lists.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!InstantOG Aug 18, 2013 5:35 PM (in response to randomness550)
Nothing is worse than a sniper.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!Firesens Aug 18, 2013 6:31 PM (in response to InstantOG)
He is one of those delusional egotistical quickscoper's that ***** when someone uses the sniper the right way. Also if someone counter's his way of playing by using a weapon like the KSG then he will call it overpowered which is bull, and makes him look like a hypocrite.
Also most of these kids I meet on live in CoD are the most ignorant players I have ever played against/with. It is like they have never seen or heard of the word balance before.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!randomness550 Aug 19, 2013 11:34 AM (in response to Firesens)
I dont care if i get sniped. I do care if i get sprayed across the map by an LMG that kills me in 2-3 hits through a wall. I'll admit maybe i was wrong about this ksg. But if you think it takes more skill or is more challenging to spray with an SMG or an LMG then your crazy. Us quickscopers have to be accurate, we have to stand still to be accurate ( while you reg gunners can do donuts around us ) plus we have to aim for the chest and if we dont we will get a hitmarkers which ALMOST always results in death. You reg gunners use guns that shoot at like 1000 RPM and it only takes 3 hits from close range. So if you cant get those 3 shots off on us by the time we aim in then thats your fault not ours.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!Raeder73 Aug 19, 2013 11:58 AM (in response to randomness550)
KSG is not overpowered. I've managed to get it to diamond and it wasn't exactly easy. What does *appear* to be easy is quicksniping. I've heard a lot that it takes skill (regardless of how stupid it is, the skill argument is always brought up).
Since ARs, LMGs, SMGs, and shotguns are now diamond I've been trying out the sniper rifles. I have to refrain from quicksniping as the game mechanics seem to want you to quicksnipe. Countless times against bots I've accidently quicksniped. Not so much in-game as I make it a point to absolutely never quicksnipe, but there is no denying that the game mechanic itself encourages and assists in quicksniping. Based on the amount of times I've accidentally quicksniped the skill argument becomes more and more flimsy.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!randomness550 Aug 19, 2013 4:56 PM (in response to Raeder73)
I said in one of my replies that i was wrong about the ksg. But yeah i can see how some ppl would like the DSR nerf and why they think its too easy. But its not any easier then spraying with an SMG or an LMG. But honetsly they shouldnt have nerfed the RoF they should have lowered the damage
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!Bielsalmighty Aug 20, 2013 3:05 AM (in response to randomness550)
NOOOOO The DSRs damage is fine. I'm not a sniper at all and I'm saying that.
To be quite honest I thought quickscopers would all flock to the KSG as IMO it was made with them in mind.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!randomness550 Aug 20, 2013 3:39 AM (in response to Bielsalmighty)
Nah cuz most real quickscopers are youtube ppl who are trying to hit clips. So therfore making the RoF lower made it impossible to do that. Thats why I think that if they had to do something to it then just lower the damage so that its not as easy but its not impossiblet to hit clips.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!Bielsalmighty Aug 20, 2013 6:49 AM (in response to randomness550)
Then people would be shrieking about how its now a hitmarker machine. You've already got the Ballista for that
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!randomness550 Aug 20, 2013 6:11 PM (in response to Bielsalmighty)
It would still have more damage then the ballista. I overall think its retarded how they did anything to it yet they left the LMG target finders alone. But since apparently since SOMETHING has to be done then atleast lower the ADS time a tiny bit
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!Bielsalmighty Aug 21, 2013 1:08 AM (in response to randomness550)
I have no problems with TF LMGs. Then again I play HC so its a little easier to shift people out of defensive positions.
However if I was gonna try to snipe one out, I'd use Cold Blooded. By the time they'd spot you, you'd have your crosshairs on em
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!bkblazer Aug 20, 2013 6:20 PM (in response to Bielsalmighty)
Never realized what a hit maker machine the Ballista is till I put on the iron sights. Less than 50% of my kills a match are one hit kills.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!Firesens Aug 23, 2013 11:03 AM (in response to bkblazer)
The reason why you are getting Hitmarkers with the ballista is because you are not hitting the target from the chest up.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!bkblazer Aug 23, 2013 11:29 AM (in response to Firesens)
Probably right. I find the iron sights much more difficult to see when aiming at long distances. I always try to get the tip lined up near the neck and head but don't have much time. Unlike the scope or acog where I clearly see exactly where my bullets going.
I do enjoy the iron sight on a sniper though. Reminds me of WaW weaponry. Unfortunately its within a world of target finders, dual band scopes and millimeter scanners.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!XGunsmokeX Sep 3, 2013 9:55 PM (in response to randomness550)
Use the KSG when you are lagging and get back to me on how OP it is...
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!biron_w Sep 5, 2013 2:56 AM (in response to randomness550)
Am I reading this right? A quick scoper is moaning about a shotgun being a OHK at distance? This is despite the fact that QSing means a sniper can be used as a shotgun!
I suggest you go out and use the KSG in a proper game. It's very hard to use. If you miss with your first shot then you are screwed.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!randomness550 Sep 7, 2013 1:57 AM (in response to biron_w)
Same with a sniper. So why do people b*tch about it when they get quickscoped? Im also sick of hearing " snipers are meant to be used for long range ". EVERY freaking map in BO2 is CQC. So it is practically IMPOSSIBLE to snipe how your supposed to.
Re: The KSG is overpowered!!!Firesens Sep 10, 2013 12:19 PM (in response to randomness550)
It is because a sniper has the ability to OHK at any range the shotguns can only be used a specific range to be effective. The KSG is not like the other shots where even if the crosshair is slight off it will still hit and kill. The KSG uses a slug round which means one bullet is coming out from the gun not multiple pellets like what buckshot uses. The KSG to kill someone from Close range to about 10 or 11 meters away it has to be a dead on body shot to kill. The sniper rifles at their state right now can be used from close to long range and be very effective at all ranges killing in one shot and are way to accurate for not actually aiming through the scope. It comes down to the balance argument and the snipers aren't balanced when quickscoping is there. Quickscoping can outclass most close range weapons with its OHK ability.
"Quickscopers logic is to make sniping viable at all ranges, therefore their logic suggests that shotguns be given the same treatment. If you disagree that shotguns should not be allowed to shoot across the map, isn't that being hypocritical to allow quickscoping to be a legitimate use of a sniper rifle."
I love this quote. I forgot who wrote it but it makes sense!
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